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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-23

"Our little Mary, being the youngest Is
the pet and darling of the household. As
she has reached the age of FIVE years she
concluded to compit Sabbath school
lesson; and bringing me book, a few
days since, said.
Mamma, will you hear my lesson?"
Il smilingly assented. Whereuporl
she placed her, chubby little self just in
front of my chair, and prepared to be
catechised."
who was the first man ?" | asked.
adam" she answered, unhesitatingly-
who was the first woman ?"
''She opened her large eyes, and after
hesitating a moment replied
81 reckon Adams mother was the first
,comala-was' mt she ?"
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-23

Once upon a time there lived an old
couple known far and wide for their IN
terminable squabbles. Suddenly they
changed their mode of life. and were as
complete patterns of conjugal felicity as
they had formerly been at discord. A
neighbor, anxious to know the cause OF
such a conversion, asked the gude-wife to
explain it, She replied, Il and the old
man have got on well enough together
ever since we kept two bears in the
house" Two bears !" was the perplexed
reply. Eyes, sure" said the old lady,
"bear and forbear."
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-23


ksr,- ssutn4 Mtcaa.. md have come to ,he caac1-
son that every Iav who desires f.r sewing br7afrIf
1af qustu done. would he mos, fortunate Iu possess
in- one of these reliable and Iuia tstglh.e lr,u nee
ilg-Uomcu- whose combined qualities ot tsTrrg
,f-trgfI cad rafpfi-t. are IUv5lushe.~-J = NHryI-
54a3l.g "o'. V''' -''' T. A'''''' Z" "'' "'"''
ENtraet q letter rom w. y L.L,sT1, 10 an
0'tlt H.-- .t.ti Jan !, +. l'',. ,-. -,..,
. N.d ID '.it i.'l" m -i.''. t'. .A ''. th "....
lcIr were over til', tl.'-tt .II- or 81 Nilt A'-.
VIII one nl 'I2'tI h5A = ..,li q s,.}
by sailors ait, needle and ts.ne.-
III Homer caur5 Do called a, from b.. rng~r.y
4 y I.'.' % ~ 49, r. f..F ~ : y - ~ ~,
y -, 4, mr., w IN ,,.,,, ' ,,i-, ~ r- ti1 ig
yul.an- -mithy he would denogHee m,a-n.s sat
,Hrtm3hq- a. in1 nii'I'i spring o' woes uhham-
u,red. .-i1t' North
sewing NJ. hin have ma7r than sustained nv ex-
Pec'at.gn A.'gg irving and r,tarn.nf s'.er., laga
snd s asr E. % f,a T. ,.r. ~ & have @ 5s .a., 10 fa5
J. H. Ha'''.ord Senator a' s9lt caro't7a.
Ny wife has had one Of Grover Bakers Family
sewing NarI'ne~ l'i -'ih' Ai'r ans tiA -'l'-l'l t
one ~ .H- G''I .'2I % -5 .- w. =, .a. .-., L.-
/ msudHgH TO the pubHc'-'i O. Harr,s' Gpra"or g'
| Ie7"sssss
abe.gffal thing and.prt- everybody mt, sn
/ should INSIST upon ~afut- tr.ver ami Baker having
In eternal holiday Iu c#mmsrr0rfsou Of their good
deeds for humanity ~ c.a-
ItF4rs i-f.y far rr. hest rs.rt In u-s This M.
t .I,. .,1 t.r,.5 f-, f 60, ,.,r.- q. p, fi
g.,..' l.s.-'s. !, . ..,. .,rr-. 49, ,.'
I n.ra bsasff.'y ti.6 .ps .sp .r.7-ra. HI fm.n.
arfi nor be rarIs..I money ea-I4 nos fur it, .,.
[ y a. B-oru. N1s5rHe Tom.
SIT - speedy. very neat and durable .n it- W"l /
- easily understood mi sep 20 2 pIr. earnestly
re. .e'i''''- ia ~, A.i'h, = ''i ~ ae4ie''
a..
~ l''i ~ 49, ...'- ,,g ~ ii " y. ~
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-23

A sailor being brought before mays
trate for beating his wife, the justice at
tempted TO reason with him, and so reach
his heart. "Why, this is not like a true
hearted sailor, to beat his wife; besides,
YOU ought to know that she, as the scrip
ture says, is the weaker vessel" ''Thun-
der " cried Jack, then she ought not 10
carry so much sail.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-23

EXTRAORDINARY PAssAeE.-We learn from
the English papers that the well known
iron steamship Great Britain, recentlv
made the passage from Liverpool to Mel
bourne, Australia, in the unprecedented
ly short time of 55 days.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-23

You had better ask for manners than
money. /" said finely dressed gentleman to
beggar-boy, who had asked for aims.
u asked IOr what thought you had the
most Of" was the boys reply.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-23

Never hold any one by the button mr..
by the hand in order to be heard out. for.
If people are unwilling to hear you, Won
had better hold your tongue than them.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-23

Il don't think, husband, you are very
smart" "No, indeed, wife, but every-
body knows l am awfully shrewd."
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-23
These pills DOT only purify the blood, bat reysnsrats
NE sest0ns o. the bcy they are, therefore, unrivai
CURE FOR BILIOUS DISEASES,
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE /!

Females Who vaius health, should never b without
us.s rla They purify The blood remove oostrueton,
u a kinda ceansa The akin of ~ pmpss md botehsa
snd brinF the rch coor of health u The pale eheek
- ne Plants and Herbs u which these Pulls ar
made wera discnvpred In vsry surprising way amonl
~ rsrurans tribe q Aharignea 10 Maxico. Get N
Amauae 81 our Arant, and You vii rad With delight
tbs vsry interesting arcount contains of the GEEAl
MuirTNnf II The Arteca.
n1.ssrvs-Ths Mgtniaia Hsb pinf ar pta - fa
ns,l,fi WearrT Elrh - caliaius 40 rit, aad kedi
al 81 ors ~ tu9 Al grnutns, Aauc ~ ngnafafre q
n n yrlngQN 4 co nn sadA lgE.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-23
GIFTS, GIFTS!! GIFTSg! GIFTSM!I
THE ORIGINAL GIFT BOOE STORE
ID. W. EVANS tG Co.
THE I ell. Broadway,.--..61 611 THE
FiFTH y r " - Cd *. IFIFIH
YEAR EsrtBLsuru ls5I YEAR

The following a partial DIST % property which will
D" given o. the purchaser. % Books 40 the time o
SALES
worth from
Ggld watche--EngI ,h Lever, Patent
silver rWatrho--Patcut Levgr.funiev-
clgd, bunting cases, open face and .,..
cylinder cScapgmc1t, y 20 O. - 90
Gold I.ockyt--larEp size. four glass
aud two glasses with -puuE-
large and small ~Ize with snap, 80 20 i 90
Cameo. Mosaic. Florouune, Painted,
Lava. CoIdstoue Garnet and Coral
sets or Pins and Drops, 90 to % %
Ladies Gold Guard Chains. Fancy
Neck Chains. ghJtaaun-. 1u tu Is o.
Gents Fob and Vest chains. L. uI o. % u
Sets Cameo. Go'i.t0ue. Painted. No
safe, Garnet uuy1. Engraved and
Plan gold Sleeve Buttons ana Bo-
Studs. . 90 % l6 o.
Gold Pencils with Pens, large, medi-
silver Pencils, with Gold Pens. large.
medium. and small size, double and
single extension cases, 2Ooto 5oI
Gold chased and PLAN King. 1000 SIS.
Gents Gold Bosom Pms. Cluster with
p1E 9 "a i bl,. Pms f,'sla. SZs Garnet &C. ! 60 to $ 60
umeo. Mosaic. Coral. Garnet. Chased
and Plain Oval Bracelets, % % 90 u
silver and Gp'd ltmhc- fH f1 Gel
t,suts Pen and Pocket Knife. 90 tB g.
Pearl and Morocco Port.-muuuie- @. o. = 5U
sld5... 1910 So
Coli Crosses. small medium and
BESIDE. other etas. comprising a barge ami valua.
ule s-ortm-ut lfr1I-ry vIyuEtram
81. % go
ctr-r hodRsroHr ~ Trr t'vTrf=n sT,Trs -
tiu hii.. .titf .H CO. N.. lHfr "l''n't .i.ef
esruest efforts O. please during te .a~r tIur year
would return their luerro taauE- O. the aunlrrd- -
thousands who Etsa. .u past Hms. seen Or tu h,-tHu
heir uhcra. patronage uFHu tlens and N.1.t Iui
thor assure them and tEr slt.e GENERALLY tllt 'ln.r
bong sxn.lrnHa auI .-fsI .Hyl capital warrant f'su
in ufe-rE greater I.lr, MS fHfa ever a"f such
uf .I fIF rss Do g ..g trH Oh. s-.t. -auIyl
L fU 20 f.H"I u fHE. H d
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-23
ANEW AND REVISED CATALOGUE


LET EVERY gNE C9N-rLT HIS Own
And buy a. EvtN~' an Book store. exam
|ua thH prices uf books -Uu fus HHHUriul
THE gifts sa freely scattered among our Patrons
BE~r and D. satisfied t..t tar u.|y economical
PLACE Iwty ul buying books IS Ht
Tu SO. co BROADWAY.
GIT LNFAEGE HOTEL BUILDING.
YuuE I'VE GUARANTEE PERFECT SAIl~FAC-
BOOKS TI1N-
efs iER Of '3a5 q a@5 can 8. s&s % aa' F5e -
D. serve tha daily Distribution gt witches gold
AT |1ld -.lrer- yga'. c.afH'1Iug ami guard
EVANS Irhsin-. bracelets. clmsu. Mosaic. c1rl.
GIFT .g1d--touC. garnet. aud E'lT sets Df pin and
BOOK clasps: llCkrt-. large. medium aud small
STORE .-zs rings. chase plain and So with stones
655 '-rsycd studs and sleeve buttons. -c5rfpln-
I UN'Ab-'cr0s-es, gold pens and pencils; gold pen.
WAY, 'iu silver and morocco cases. and q thousand
NEW .other ARTICLES 90 use and value.
YORK Gin with every Book worth T"in 7' cts.
SEND FOR a CATALOGUE
twill cost SON nothing aud VIII ho valua-
Ih'e a. q book of reference q nothing more
Address ID ". EVANS a CO.
! 40. 617 Broadway New-IorA-
I;g;ss5 s.ss; :;
! MA WORD OF FXPLANATIUN Co those who
/ have known us undst the style Of Evans 20. The
business oted fy a. 20 NO U1- broadway. New York
CITY. b. the oldest s4tlh shed house ln the country
! and is known worldwide 10 the original "EEan~ q
! to.~ ',lh hoak store A'4N L't ~ - II ~ @ ', ..
name toIncrea-o their rlidr-,0 protect t1. i.w who
| may hc uuarlua.nted With u-. We "gli -'a.e
| that wc have no connection WITH amy other
/ Giu Book Hau-o-aud Though many advertise
! under the name 0f Eyau- O.. tHe trm constituted
1 by u. ". EVANS anil J taPRESTuN De- The ir-' and
only c0nccru ruhttlIIy USING the name. But tn pre-
| vert aU confusion iu tIe iJture we shall use The
| style of
! p.W. EVANS & co.
/ and an persons wrgnrft.iy using the appc.auon 70
m~lyad the public, will PEI mai. 90 -ufigr The p uaty
| of the law ID IS. EVANS E CO.
G17 Br1adway. New York
Tes Tsrk April u. 1859. &-ly
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-23
Mulberry, Ga, 1860.

PUMPKlN PUDDING.-Take one pint of
pumpkin that has been stewed soft and
pressed through colander: melt in half
pint of warm milk, quarter of a pound
OF butter, and the same quantity of sugar,
stirring them well together; one pint of
rich cream will be better than milk and
butter; beat eight eggs very light, and
add them gradually to the other ingre-
dients alternately with the pumpkin
then stir in a wine-glass of rose-water and
two glasses of wine mixed together, a
large teaspoonful of powdered mace and
cinnamon mixed, and grated nutmeg,
Having stirred the whole very hard, put
| il in a buttered dish, and bake 1t three
| quarters of an hour.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-23

TuE FfFTH YEAR
of their location iu NsvlHrk. fH introduce
NEW FEATURES
STILL GREATER ATTRACTIONS.
GIFTS OF GREATER VALUE ANu VARIETY.
SILL lttsEE AND
BETTER ~ELEDlEU L1l NF BOOKS.
Commission and fuII.uHIsu-s fH clubs suI q.
H.pufs JgIH are uu1 f1 devote their time fH Ulr lu-
..us-s s1 that those who desire can have
EF=fIFT- AND BOOKS NIIHuI MONEY "a
We sfaU arIHayHr fH establish an agent .u every
fHan .u tla UafsI -tItea. -a tHas lI slH viii may
Ne have appointed ~HAEMA., & HYDE our duly
authorized agents or PFu.lnE and vfHIl.'y- who uI
receive and forward all orders w.tu attention and
issrateh.
a NEW AND REVISED CATALOGUE
really or J.s-rhgtnu. containing every desirable
book new ar Obj now Iu Tuat. a41 t.sHH7 .. -sl fy
II rarlus and literary mHu tH D. fIu WH-. ..ulTHte
AMI hG-f class gu ever I--EHI- a.-.Haf .u rUu.
$4,000
l-t rsaiy 90 b. given. mailed nee % ary ai ro-s, 20
alI part. af tle world Dc contains zoo works nu
AT science. and Nl- .fll.H-. .g..H'.'. |.I -a--
uuI History. " -.Ha. Work.
AIVsufurr-. TrIyaI-Ar. .Hl-tHEnl H 20 rHil1u-
Agricultural ari Do. = sHu--
tly-fr Economy. .f..a.t.. Theological
B.Ir- Letters. E-Hy-| E-. .HI-
A. |Isw 1lHIH.I Masonic
EFaa -t5uifei Fa'..H-.
Eol.rb'c-. 81. F-iygr 20 HWa 's4 t.ot
. IfHffuUUrIt-. frH.t--
Z EuryrIupss,I.l-. ' .lUN' Books Z. school
. ttIrrtlrtr-. a. hH.
NrIatI..u .sad varieties afruHr1Hau. .n ,gcry De-
r.rusut Uf literature. Ne -aI a- lra a--aul 81
,ry. end sitHsfary book Of value nf one iHlrra
. more we present SOME useful ps,t, without gy.r
lLEr EVERY oNE CONSULT ms ow,
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-23
rs-sENp FOR A CIEcULAR-Ja

LOCAL AGENT WANTED.
Tar-Y0ri. Jolly &C., l,-H 42-'y
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-23

The following partial li-' % property wh rh will
bo given o. the purchasers % Books at the time oi
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-23

90 20 % 90
To lHI TO - %
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-23
FAMILY SEEMING MACHINES.
VEN 'sTI'LES-Prfcss from $50 10 SI23
EXTEA rH AREE OIL :. FnE HEMMEE-.

NeNv-N ork.
NeW-OriCams.
Mobile.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-23

a Liberal Discount 10 Agents and the
Trade.
By enclosing g. o. cents y.u 1,H receive with tha
In r-f....r .r. aH . t.r cd r.sn.1- .rr uuf
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-06
special Notices..

Sands SarsapariIla--FOr Purifying the blood
Health depends almost entirely upon the state of
the blood. II the vitalizng fluid which pervades ev.
cry tissue membrane, fibre, flament gland or other
organ, primary and subsidiary, be charged with the
elements Of disease, sickness m ust be the conse.
quence, and until the cause is eradicated, no per.
manent relief be expected. 1t is here that the
powerful health restoring properties of SANDS SAR
sAPARlLi.A are manifested its searching operation
reaches the germ of disease and the cures it per.
forms are therefore radical and thorough Read the
testimony in another column.
Ne. Prepared and sold by A. b. & d, SANDS.
Druggists, 100 Fulton street New York
For sale by H. johnson 4 Co.. and Redington & Co..
San Francisco; Rice Coffin, Marysville r. H. Nc.
Donald Co, Sacramento II. II. Wickes & Co. Ne.
yada aud by Druggists generally.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-06

Who ARE THE DTsUxIoNIsrs THE Mont
Somery (Ala.) Confederation thus gives the
record of the leading secession delegates
from the Charleston Convention from that
State. 1t says:
No one can be deceived as to what are
the objects of the Charleston secessionists.
Listen to what their men say:
II want the cotton States precipitated in
to a revolution."-W Wm. L. Yancey.
eff l had the power, would dissolve
this Government in two minutes."-J. T.
Morgan.
''Let US break up this rotten. sinking,
and oppressive Government"-Geo. Gayle.
"Resistance Resistance to death against
the Government, is what we want now."-
David Hubbard.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-06

WE are indebted to our old friend, Mr.. Dick.
Lupton, formerly of Nevada, but for the past
three years resident Of Little York, for a list
of subscribers to the TRI-W WEEKLY DEMOCRAT,
accompanied by the "kale-seed." Dick is now
engaged in mining, and we are happy to learn,
has fine prospects ahead.
THANKS, to Jno. Pattison, of the Pioneer
Express, for the Downieyille papers of this
morning.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-06
District COurt-Hox. NILEsEARLs Presiding.

SATURDAY, Oct. 9th 1860.
Downing VS.. Sullivan-Demurrer argued,
submitted and taken under advisement
Miners Ditch Co. VS.. Williamson < Thayer
Motion for change of venue to Sacramento
county, granted.
NoOnen vs.. McCaffrey-Mo;ion to pay $4O0,
defendant.
Otis ct. al. VS.. Reservoir Ditch Co.-Motion
for judgment granted and decree filed.
Stewart VS.. Lalonde-Motion for judgment
granted.
Early VS.. Monroe-Judgment ordered against
defendant.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-19
SAWS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
for sale IL the
SAW sMOp, eo0 MAIN S.rREET.

Curriers' Blades and Buffers for sale. Circular and
MIL saws retoothed and trucd All kinds OF Repairing
promptly done. j. ID. RAWSON, agent
myl du 2a6 Main street, Worcester, W stairs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-19
New york Markets-June IS.

COTTON heavy and unsettled sales 500 bales middline
uplands at lO3 q l0sc
FLOUR Receipts 1854 bbs; sales 1900 bbIs; State
Western unsettled AMI firmer supertne state $500
a 55; state $500 a 5,!5 round hoop Ohio $3.50
q 500; supertne western S5,05 a $40; common to good
extra western S5,l5 a $780, southern a shade firner;
sales 1900 bbls mixed to good S5,55 @ $780, fancy and
extra 5000 a 75; Canada rner sales bbls extra at
S5,25 q $50.
GRAIN Wheat a &c better sales 4lOOO bush; Chi
cage spring Sl22; MilwaukeeCub, ST. a. l25; Racine
IA; white Indiana, 40; red state 81 80 Cornlc bet
sales $1,000 bush; mixed SO "a Sic for sound and
So sc for unsound yellow western 69c New Orleans
and western 40 "a 42c
PRoVISlONS-Beef dull and unchanged; sales 500
bbls; country mess $3.50 a IS; prime 81 a 4,25; re
packed Chicago $500 q 1880; prime mess Sl3 "a IS
Pork heavy and lower sales 1000 bbs; Sl7S7 for
Oh, SIS for new prime Sl2,50 for old Sl362 for new
Cut meats quiet and steady sales 240 pkgs Lard firm
Butter dull Ohio, 10 @i6c state IL a l2c. Whskey
more active; safes 700 bbs at 24c Rice firm and at
sales lO0 ties at4S q 44c. Sugars quiet unchanged
Porto Rico 400 hhdat So Melado, 50 hhds 5sc Coffee
nrn i:aguayra Us bags at 4c Rio 29O0 bags l3} q l4c
Java $50 mats l5fc Molasses unchanged 40 hhds Bar
had0es Mt 36c; Mlscovado. IS hhds nj 2Sc
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-19
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June 18.-The national union
executive committee, Mr.. BoteIer, chairman,
hold meetings daily, and are making prepare,
tons for vigorous campaign.
Capt. Simpson arrived in Washington, OH
Monday, with proposition from Brigham
Young to sell out the Mormon property and
emigrate to the coast of the Pacific.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-19
00lants.

MACHINISTS WANTED INfMEDI-
ANA ATELY BY THE SUBSCRIBER-Six exncri.
eneed Iron Workmen, and five six experienced Wood
Worknen. VIM. NJ. BICKF0RD,
JelJ dt Grove Mil.
M ACHINISTS WANTED.-Two first
w rate Machniss wanted Immediately, one to tend
Boring Mill and one at Large Engine Lathe and Paner
let disu WILLIAM A. WHEELER
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-19

no BUILDERS.-The Congregationalist
= society in Oxford propose to remodel and thorough
ready to receive proposals for doing the and
specifications may be and examined at the office of
S. Daniel& Co. near the Depot on oxford Plains
S. q. FAME, nn,,
G. HODGES, JR, Chuilaimg
Oxford. ,Tunp IL ;oJo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-19
Mr. Sumner in New York.

New YORK, June Ex-senator Sumner has
written letter to the president of the Young
Mems Republican Union in this city, accepting
their invitation TO address the republicans of
New York, after the adjournment Of congress.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-19

Nos taod Exchange Place, Providence, r. L. dealer In
Paper and Paper stock.
Cash paid COR all kinds Paper stock including White
and Colored Rags. Hemp and Manila Rope, &c. &c.
ebl uawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-19

DURE EXTRACT OF JAMAICA
Il GINcER-For sale by d. SCOTr,
ds DIV Cor. Main and Mechanic streets.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15

him the warrant demanded; he sat in my office con-
,ersina freely with thc Subject. purin~ or
cenYesssft5n other persons came - OF pasfh'aa Ha
ne and 10 my surprsc see ,niinued bis oonFusaiion
In their presence. said TO him that supposed he
would not wish his business 10 be made public TO
which he replied that the warrant had been re'9s-
ell he did not care who knew bis business, and con-
iinucd the conversation. In This manner pe
fict that requsition had been made for Copplc
became known IN this place, and ] AIN credbly
informed ii was well known in Iowa City TO many
.rsous there that the agent Of Virginia WAS on ii5
way this place Wit aid reqnsiiion before he reach
ed here.
The insinuation that | had anything TO do direct
II or Indirectly with sending information 10 Coplhe
that n reguistion iad been mad for him IL sim
py nnI unqualifedly untrue. Nor have l any
means of knowing whether such Information WIS
sent by others. or il So by whom sent, other ihan
that to all persons hcn al the capitol COM
mon rumor.
Were disposcd to follow the course pursued by
the Governor ofvirginia mi bt perhaps find in tins
matter sufficient justify the conclusion that he has
been throughout more anxious iplay foundation
against Iowa for the purpose OF intamine sec'ohai
rftihdice than 10 procure the return OF 'oppic 10
Virginia The facts that the papers transmitted arJ
- grossly defective, that the agent sent With them
was So cntcless TO keep secret his mission, that wien
his demand for warrant WAS refused on the grohhi
that the Papers were insufficient, he failed To make
use oil the law pointed out to him for the provision
nj arrest OF the alleged 1ngiuvr Dhtil new papers
oonld he procured aud That the Governor of Virgin
ia without answering my Letters orasking any expia-
nations has Al to promulgate hi' extraordinary
special message, might Justify the conclusion to those
who are astutc TO discover md deem il consistent with
iaf dealing mpntc bad motives for all acts done
by Others; and the same process of reasoning might
lend me TO conclude that his declarations of attnch
rncut 20 the MON but 10 conceal on his
pari the design openly proclaimed by many with
whom he aterniIcs politically To destroy that Union
# they cannot control 1t.
Permit me TO say in conclusion that my Judge
ment of the most important, duties OF the Official
position hold il to see 10 it that citizen Of Iowa
is carried beyond her borders and subjected to the
i1nomuy OF imprisonment and the perIls OF trial for
crime in another State Otherwise than by duo process
Of law. Tint duty .hal perform. Whenever the
Governor Of Virginia or ANY other State shall trans
mil Ia me- papers properly executed aud containing
proper proof demanding the surrender Of one OF oar
Vcnplc shall promptly Issue warrant for his req
dition, aud not TIL then.
SAMUEL. j. klItkWOOp.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15


sale prices gens rally
sprtrs-tirpen br.-a ss:pT, FER Dbl for prime.
BAeoN.supY spofl continue my qn"ia'i"ls at tO1ebil
Bn.>.-whte--brisk at 1900 sl.I5 2 busbel.
BrEsw Ax--336f:jj cents.
BlTrgg-F Fresh o.. frkin extra supply; quote
tall. Butter 2bfG - cl>. firhin l2@hl6ci@.
,ogN.- 1c,!1N - els; White ~. els
t1EN MrAf.-ln deinanI a5Gt9I cents
GE4fSf.--Iafne- lifIr III .bfoe $3.50. -
DgED FEsT-A,le fI.2ttJ fl.3o realcd Peaches Sict
a. t'npcaied do. ii if,0st3 10 /, bush
receipts igltwiib Increased dciiali'
qpote suls.rne $Ae.Gss6i2; Extra s62Hefo'I; Family
IS -7Ft t7.ou.
llANsrrn.-7Dtlpand good--si ,s1Gi3o.
FEArHkRs.r-iyi.tj eent. a.a
Ffr1unras Peru, G,S0 p ton Of 2 oe9 fs
r-fs Manipulated Gaano Ss53n; sombr,ro Gaano Sioo
Mexican Guai. 81 -; i:hots SUI. Phosphate Of Lime t
ain's Phpsl.iu Peruvian GuaIo .'3.3J Ground Plaster,
era, 5l.f ,Giaa625; Timothy 80 ia f2.S0: Or
rar 81 3s&sl HanL Gras' pOd sll2; Evergreen f2'o
ENo.-5aFi tti'elnt>.
HN-st0asil2a 4 100 D..
IRoS.-Mpnnta,A S,5G1 500 Viewers $40 L ton.
Ltrr.-Snppiy good al li6-i2,enis.
IieF.'fhsnu."Wn STAG - Mountain s1I90 cents.
osIoss-whhc slzs ,i6 cts Red G2q9'5 els. y busleL
b}ftG; cents ,r Biack.
FrAs-l3 artc,e Ell aG, - mr. Black Cow Pea liNQsi.S
fot, 75lt :, :. according 10 aualit.
Receipts largely increased nj all The Ware
hns, IL" pas wccSthoug continue t" notice he absence
IL HoThingl queie lug. Poor 10 Common f2'f La
fright Clean Working ijnQ $3.50; Poor T." t"mm"n Leaf
400 $50; Bright Working Leaf & "6t 1 The highest
Price Of ibl season.
Nm.r with small receipts have 10 nutirr improved
fling and he Red 1890 10; for choice White 4i3'D
"ot-t'naa-el =, wasi,eI SIG according quail