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vATUARLE REMEDIFS.
HAIR REsTORAT1vEi
THE ONLY DIsGovERY
| WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR RESTORING
The Bnld and Grayy

WORTHY or ANY CONFIDENCE FOR RESTORING
The Bald and Grayy
Many since The great discovery Of Prof Wood have attempt
g ny e a h ~ ses hse ss
they haye gone being away BY the
sif III e DC ssa
wood Ills lss,ss NV are g YOU In
have I Y rs given s
inus to o good order, and ii natural ceori To
sei hE;y sslersa s q nv
~ & d
he same result viii follow as the Reir have
sssn Il a ~ Il nv hs # II
as there i much fraud IN the manufacture and sale of
ss Sat Z
ar aass Mt sn sss e
drsds have examined i with surprise years
o
received favor Of two bottles last which
Igaye friends and thereby induced them to tryit
sn a
test ~ which discover fraud Restorative
&c WIN insure success and believe where God effects
Inc inventor q good NY duty q heratoore. e
as. ss
Aaron,s Runi ny, Nov. 80, 1865.
PRor Q. j. wooDDesr certainly be doing you
injustice not make known al the world the
full well the unexpected result
using bottle of your Hair Restorative After using every
kind restorative extant without success finding
head nearly destitute Of hair finally induced Try
.e of your Hair Restorative Now csdor and justice compel
and beautiful Of hair which pronounce richer and
handsomer than the original will therefore,
sion to recommend ths Invaluable remedy feel
the necessity for It. Respectfully yours, "
Rev. s. ALLEN BROCK
s. This testimonial Of my appreciation your valuable
medicine o) unsolicited but il you think
worthy place among the rest it, If You wish III mott
destroy it, and nothing. Yours, ETC.. REvs. A. B.
The Restorative Is put bottles Sizes viz Large
medium and small The small holds half pint res Tor
dollar bottle The medium bottle holds least twenty
cent in proportion than the SMALL ress for two
dollars bottle Thearge holds quart forty per cent more
in proportion. and retails for three dollars bottle OF
WOOD CO., Proprietos IA Broadway New York and IL
fancy goods dealers.
j. WRIGHT 4 CO., Agents,
Il and I5l Charities street.
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Is bbls. Mineral Paint;
| 70 bbls. Whiting;
20 bbls. Paris White
10 bbls. Chalk;
20 bbis. Laznpblack
W. bbls. Pafnce Stone; 5s=.s+#
Dbl, Powdered soapstons;
bbls Putty, la bladdeIs
White Lead; Chrome Yellow; s
peInillon Chrome Green
Dutch eii Pink NIX yellow So5s ssps;.
F Fed asf dinber S Ssaasls and G.;
Drop Black: Black FAINT t9"n'
Copal yarnishi Iinseed On:
japan and White cepal; fsnnsrs sao5 III;
s Mas panas varnish Mssso. o Ill
ff sas brushes; T kba, oa b..
1000 boxes Window Glass French and American; NJ
whitewash Brushes Paint Brushes;
Shoe Blacling Bed Pans meta metal and earhen;
gTieE large assosa
Dent ass as ads F ss;ss ssRessss sc
as ss nss I %sss aries a posds Boxes
Rsdssl sss ss sag TasS Fasssns
Amputating Instruments Thumb and Spring Laneste
Pocket Gases; Bongies and Catheers;
sespag s1sss psv siP Bsss esaPfs sSps
Breast Glasses; Waters Breast Cups;
PerfMmery, etc.
Cologne Water German American;
Isss,s Eztrs asisi fer Handkerchief;
Wrghps Extracts for Handkerchief;
sAS oeissts ss Soaps;
: sS Ssi Ii; s s5ssis,s.'
Liquid Clue
faii a ssrf Brushes;
t Goth ipBfa Brushes;
Lyon's Kathsrion
Horn DTsssin ssS Combs s'@o''
Fine Ivory Combs;
Shaving Brushes;
Barrys Trsepheroas; $50
Ietoa 9t csiness RSWn WINDSOR SOAP
Haasis sha s. Ea T s Tooth Pastel.
w Ws sIs1' 6dgn,ine;
French and American Pomades
Vinsgrs Ress;
saponaceous Compound.
Patent Medicines, etc.
FAHNEsTscK,s vermifuge;
"'a To9ss Ss5Ss1szf ssr.agsriHa;
SANDS Mos saEse,pssll ss;r..n,,,,,..
Ho9 NaFN / 81 S Ss.s, Hitter;
A sTo6dHr fassiE Bi sitsI''
BaYAN,s Pulnonic wsfsrs; .-'''
AaT WIsr Shs5Ey B ssssaaa VIVA chsrry
DAYS xnn Mlls Cherry ,ss.yy. md y fsr;
COZ o diy TSS S Ill Hsa gs.s,ss sl's CO..
con LIVER on, Bnrnstt,s;
oYrpYns con rYvpr H ni ms syruD Of Naples;
rH osaaop's Gns ss.@ss,ss
WRIaHTs Indian Vegetable Pils - y ~.
cHAaPIoN,s Esys5 and Agues Pulls; .,,..
SPENCER,s Vegetable Pills;
LEES and COOKS Pills;
JAYEE's sanatlve pills; "
BRANDRETHs Pills;
h0s MsfISE Es3i fli.
SPEEDS Febriinge;
RAILWAYS Ready Relief; - -'
BROWNS n, Essence zen q Ginger;
McMuN'S Elixir of Opinn; |a@8
ARCTIC Linimeit:
pAh III WE. P es,a EEx;,t Extract
= MUSTANG LiniInent
McAIIIsTRR's Ointment;
nm ,sopop,, Y,.,. ,,,.E. CRAPS Ointment;
LUCINA Cordial; se.'Ns'
JUNO coTdia - Is A. 81 #s-@ .5#E.
DALBY'S Carmnstiye;
INFALIIBLE Cholera Remedy.
KEs sq'aE sS ohslsss S Syrup;
HARRIsoS,s Hair Dye : Ne1'pAe'
BACHEIoR,s Hair Dye
fhA. JaYsE Hslf a PEe fon,c.
WoI.EE,s ]. Aromatic scheidan schnapps;
8 WATERS Indelfbe Ink;
PARSONS Inielibie Ink;
kIDDER'S fnde1ibfs Ink: -
nm ,,n,a. w WIS Z s Erasiss Liquids
U.s. p0a a' y j IN BsP ISIS sEssr'eai
PURE BRANDY. PORT and SHERRY WINES for saedicl-
na1 purposes, constantly hand.
So Merchants, and Phycisns orders respectfully
solicited. Eyaty article guaranteed fresh and genuine
g. N. MORRISON CO.,
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DEATH ON RATS AND RoAouEs.

O11 As1kH . ANU ESUACHES.
WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER
TO be the most safe and agent ever us ~
the destruction ofthese troublesome yermin -a W
Be sure and ask for WILSON'S RAT ANN RosS,vr, ~
there many spurious articles offered n, an.
ss,saie ~ J. WRIGHT CO.,
~ iona3H a and ISL Ghart5ss street
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NEW era IN PHOTOHRAPHY.

NEW Ora IN PHOTO HRAPHY
| "A NEW ETtA..,...,..s......,. "A NEW Ezra
PHOTOGRAPHY
A NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
4 REV ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
i NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
The Impreved Haliotyps.
J. B. HALL,
ANDERSON q BLESSING,
No. OF Camp street.
Respectfully solicit the attention Of the public and
elegant ssyls Of Portraurs which Is for tbs st time
presented to the public.
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FIVE PREPARATIONS
sANFoRD,s
LIVER INYIG CORA TOR
Never DebiIisates.

Never DebiIitates.
II is compounded entirely from Gums has become an es
tablshed fact Standard Medicine and approved ay all
that have used it. and is now resored with confidence In ali
the diseases for which it is recommended.
II has cured thousands within last two years ho hal
given mp all hopes of relief the unsolicited
Gates in my possession show.
dose must be adapted TO The temperament of the nda
Bowels. = -
Let the dictates Of your Judgment guide you the use Of The
Liver Invigoraor and will Liver Complaints Billion,
Attacks Dyspepsia Chronic Diarrhea Summer Cor,nan,a
Dysensery Dopy Sour Stomach Habitua Coyeness Choie
Cholera Cholera Morbus Cholera Inantu Flautence lam
dice Female Weaknesses and may used successfully as AN
Ordinary Family Medicine 1t will Sick Headache fas
thousands testify in twenty minutes two or three tea
spoonsfu are taken at attack All who use
Il are giving their testimony in IFS favor.
Mix water in the mouth with the Invigorato and swallow
both together.
Price, 81 per bottle.
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d. N. MORRISON q GO.

Il is Dpd dssIcr In P,s f y esiass Dyc stns etc
i va III Nrn0nua,,e sS,.aat Nexv orleans.
Having received new and extensye stock OF fresh DRUGS
4 MEDICINES, CHEMICALS PERFUMERY. SURGICAL
| INSTRUMENTS PAINTS OILS GLASS etc.. etc., respect
fy inform Merchants Planters and Physicians that they
rnayd Ia supn,v then, With ar,;.1a m the Drue line
pav NAV reouire Iii ~ ta a,at u AZ reasonable
AZ they can be In The ety Among the articles
.lready on hand and conisr IN store are the ooine:
\ ma ounces sulnhate oun,ne Frenrh ana Amer,oan.
aoo pounaz plua Macs 1sr.,,h "a a,,.r,can.
IA mounds e,a,or, rna,,., "a Ar,srn
ac, ,,n,, s1ss, ~ a. -
ses, ou,,,s Iaas.saa sasss.,,.
In -, - -. w :, ~ c.,
IN III, ~ ..s -. s,o.,.,,.
' ssa gu. A,a f's , -A' 'iif
= oa aa'a, IVY ss., 800
- a 90 90 ~ =, -.
~ u, W. , sarf -, NJ. - y
.o,s,. - -. M.
-. = - - y III j \. ~,
IN easss D. - ~ Y, sa, 49, .'-'
BonacEagas sa,ss.,-.. seN'
So bbs pure c,astor an.
Is domi,ohns sus MIN.
rs bbls. Alcohol
10 bhIs Copperas;
20 bills Epson Salts;
10 bhls. Flour Sulphur;
losbls Roll sulphur;
2bales SIENNA East india and A,.~a,s,..
g4 mn ,.,r1s 90, /. 80. ~, u 4
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sandford,s Family cathartIc Pms.

Compounded from pure Vegetable Extracts and nut nm In clas
Cases. air tight, end will keep in any climate
The Family eashartc PHI Is gentle and active aba+
which the proprietor has used in his practice
The constantly increasing from those VIVA hay
long Hsed the Pills and the satisfaction which ali express r
gard to their has induced within ina reaeh
Of ALL The Profession we'll know that different afEaytsra ~
different portions of the bowels et
The Family Gahartc Pill has. with due reference IA .t s
established fact been compounded variety az be re
Vegetable Extracts which alike every part Of the ae
tay canal and good and safe cases where Catarte
needed such as Derangement of the Stomach Seepnes
Pains IN the Back and Ioin Costyene Pain Soreness
the whole body, from sudden cold which
neglected end IN course Of Fever Loss Appetite Creep
ting Sensation OF od the body Restleses Headsce
Weight in the Head all Iniamaatory Diseases. Worms in
Children Or Rheumatism Purifier Of the Blood
and many diseases 10 which flesh is heir numerous 10
mention In this advertisement Dose Price, Dimes
The Liver Invgorator Family Caharte Pills feaied
by Druggists generally and sold by the trade In al the large
towns.
r W. SANFORD. M D., Manufacturer and Proprisior,
So Brosdway, Y.
Wholesale Agents,
MT And sold by every Druggist.
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DIR. DAVIS,
COMPOUND SYRUP or RTED oHERRY AND Mn
Under Its influence the dangerous cough Is pi
ting OF blood prevented the breathing rendered soft ana
easy, and the unfortunate sufferer is soon restored from n
awful condition Of Consumption healthy and ccmfortab
existence. sf
For sale In New Orleans, wholesale and Retail by
y. WRIGHT CO.
u and Isl Ghartres street,
Sole agents for the South
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OUIsIANA sTATE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OFFICE NO. IS CAMP STREET.
Capital $500, 900
M
DrREaToRs.
]. Lapeire, e. H. Harris
Theodore Frois ]. N. Robert
A. p Grisf u A. Bonnafon.
Jacob zeliy, Amadeo Landry.
u. Ganueheau. @3
This Company viii be ready business on tIa Is ~
and will insure against the pss Of tbs
sens rivers loss and daraeb y Ere and - i
the current rates Of premiums.
A cash return premium Of FIFTEEN PER CENT viii -
made to taose insiring in tiip odite
E.GANUCHEAU. President
"A. PIceIzr. Secretary.
New Orleans. August II. 1859. au1stf
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sfArM or LOUISIANA
Parish OF Orleans, city Vi New Orleans,
be remembered that on ths lath dry 81 December 1885,
before me- the Justice Of the PeAes for tie
eily aforesaid personally appeked 0er aard President
and A. schrcber Secretary Of the Cisen Mutual nusanes
q Nsw Orleans vhd being duly according
90 espose and say that the above Just
ue ana correct Transcript fm the books Of Company
~ o. GAHIARD. President
IA. sCHREIBER. Secretary.
sE s 70 and subscribed efcs me tsis AN Dseomhsr
Third Jaaice Of the Poses fol ~ faish Or Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have resolved Il .x nor cent In
md Is az @ Nsrtafaes or Profits years lso
The Roas " VII s..sI I'M seced IN Febs ss next
Per ert w X trussees nave aso declared dividend ~ Ten
caf sndinG November 80 IS for yyhe NJ
y '@s essss 'fe second X In February
-xRus FERs-
Gao. W. Vest. e. r.. r. Hunt. "a
douglas s Msss NJ Ns, Mins ssa,,,,oa I,
81 sAIlisabsrger, ~. cesai.s s siSisf.
0ner fFalllard.
Ihs company eastnne f. insure against pers Of the ssss
sel ana loss and damage BY Ere ut the
8. ONES. n. ; eareasslst ...ss. aia
4 AheA Sssss. ...s..rsD YEIMSs s.s....--.0KEING
J. BoETEMPs, DER AND soouRER.
No. % BouFbon street.
rs the homer inform The pubic thas he has ts, ssss
nv bsiness Che Dyeng Rsshsnsna No rs Royal stress
a NV 81 W. continue hercafore with The careful sitsn
~ hs sssss = ssa i twelve ss.a
nstrss she1Aee ~ Aos4 whe may honor hif with the
W.
sss IN 11ieee cases KisnpeE,s assorted brands, fer
ecz'es asssial and Nav Isvss sss.
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4. STRINGER IN uO.

...E. 19h1NGER 81 CD.
SrRnSe AsD suM1InR
=. sTRINGER d co.,
ss.................Camp street......,......... 80
Are now receiving their supplies Of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
Suitable for
Spring ana Summer Wear.
NEW STYLES OF
OFFICE,
BUSINESS. AND
SAC COATS. In
SILK MIXED CASHMERE.
FRENCH RArIsTE :.
LIGHT MIXED :.
GREY TwEEDs ;.
FRENCH MERIHo.
BLACK ALPACA.
coLoRED ALPACA.
FANCY DRILL,
WHITE AND COLD DRILL
Planters LINEN Do.
Frock Coats. WI
SUPER FIR BLACK SINGLE MrrLED CLOTH.
BLUE ;. -.
:. :. BROWN ]. :. !.
). ;. DRAP D'ETE.
:. BARBOUR MERINo = a.
;. BLACK ALPACA.
Pantaioons.
BLACK SINGLE MILLED CASHMERE PANTS.
:. FR- DRAP D'ETE :.
SILK MIXED CASHMERE :.
FRENCH BAT1sTE :.
LIGHT MIXED CASHMERE =.
GREY TWEEDs >. :.
FANCY LINEN DRILL :.
WHITE :. =. :.
Vests.
RICH FIGURED MARsEnLEs VESTS.
PLAIN AND FANCY LINEN :.
BLACK SILK tvery light
FANCY
BLACK BoMBAZINE :.
BLACK ALPACA :.
Busters for Railroad Travelling.
BROWN AND coLoRED LINEN BUSTERS.
.
ALPACA BUSTERS.
Shirts,
SUPER. FRENCH CoLoRED oAMBRIo SHIRTS.
:. MUSLIN :,
WHITE EMBROIDERED :.
:. OoLoRED LINEN
\ LARGE ASSORTMENT or L. B. @. SHIRTS MADE
UP IN EVERY STYLE.
/
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Tbs Board Of Trustees have Iesved to interest Of
per cent cash i'll s outstanding certificates ii Profits 10
hs holders thereof their legal on and after
ths SECOND MONDAY III Augnst pfoxisno.
Also. 10 declare dividend Of FORTY PER CENT 40 per
cent? % the Net Earned Premiums Of the Company
ending the Soh June, 1852 which certificates win be
Issued sn and altar the Hrst day Of October next
And resolved further that after eserving One Million of Dol
Lars of Profits all the outstanding certificates Of Profits the
sus tie year 1885, on and after the second
Monday Ii August proxnso. Hef az to psy FORTY PER
GENT Of the certificates Profits Of the ISSUE OF fa57 on and
after The 10th of September thereon 10 cease fro
sath June MI.
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Shirts,
-

Furnishing Goods.
LARGE AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT NEW STYLES
RICH FANCY SILK TIES
RICH BLACK LACE TIES
RICH BLACK AND GoLoRED LACE sgARFs.
FRENCH CAMBRIA HANDKERCH1EFs-Bordsre
Plain.
SUPER GAuzE MERINo UNDERsHlRTs.
SILK FLANNEL :.
;. Isle THREAD
JAG0NET
WHITE LINEN DRAWERS.
CAMBRIA !.
GAUzE MERINo :.
Isle THREAD :.
Half Hose.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH COTTON HALr-Hos.
Isle THREAD
SILK
Gloves.
CoLoRED Isle THREAD GLOVES.
GAuzE SILK
LINEN THREAD
JoUvINs coLoRED AND WHITE KID GLOVES.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH susPENDERs.
The Balance OF Our
W1N TER sTo
SELLING OFF
At Very Reduced PricesR
F. siRINaERr4 CO.,
S.. recommendation STREET.
Between Common and Grsvier streets.
to7s ta2s
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Erock Coats.
!. supER. rR. aLAoK s1NaIR MrLLnn cI.orH.

.sUFER. FIR. BLACK sINdLE MILLED CLOTH
:. BLUE :. -.
:. :. BROWN !. :. !.
DRAP DETE.
:. BARBOUR MERINo. -=. .l=
:. BLACK ALPACA.
&9s
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&99nk de Aontsaolin and bis brother, Ferdinand
4sl0 fhsk Ealek we're ARRESTED at Amehassa nasr
49zfosz at o'clock. Tie gems d,armes ' m.
kaaea ne house, end after vaInly demandinr III.
43fsz71oe 5aey e1tcled an entrance throueh The
Han princes were arrested. ana deIjared
n & tha disposal ii the gells darles.
M aha Spanish people ia ID aya, n trial
!. "a conrtlnarfial. The carresn,,,s Il.
e56s MI zafotrspa.s considers that npihine Viii
TED apdn lnsiI the reti.ssn Of q DonneiI nom
4!zae9 bnt belieyes that the consriratoTs viii bs
8Ar0a BrEek, Muster al Finance kad .ea,, ana.
9snA{ Akfn ~ From c0ngesfion IL blood and -
1ttsa aa fhe AftaEn6en Of the f3d & - s.
!. u1aratch announcing concessions to Hungary
= 51M sRia A. have besn marked hv consideraI,iss
~ md tie belief vas current n some
@ ~ 5nak ~ real change towards Hungary was
So and that lie object VA nrSbabtv e
~ 5ns Of the sympathy Of Nest
4 5jnse e.. Carte xyskill aies an tha 2sd.
India nn6 China
SSaaalta tele8rA give rapnrts af fliatnrharaas
s3fng lroken out in Gahaia Canaan disnstch
$4,000 March II state that the rebel a;stsrhsseas,
were taereasiEg throughout Chine il Tea =, rs
shanghai tat the four war vesseIs WHEN ee ~ 81
prosneded to the Peeheelle river. carrisa y,
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BLACK SINGLE MIILED CASHMERE PANTS.
:. FIR. DRAP D'ETE
SILK MIXED CASHMERE =.
FRENCH BAT1sTE
LIGHT MIXED CASHMERE ..
GREY TwEEDs :.
FANCY LINEN DRILL
WHITE :. =.
coLoRED :.
The constitutional union., 1860-11-23
TI.n Ccld n ece-e1v.

h our lastissue 1t was announced that scve- raj specimens of gold had been taken from the bore of the Artesian well, which is being dug in this place. twas thought by many of our citizens, at the time, to be 9 hoax upon the creJuloas, but further and more particular. search has brought a very rich and profitable vein of gold to discovery-at least such seems to be the opinion of all who have examined the pieces of ore which have been washed out The attention of MB. JULES ANDERSON, wellknown citizen, and a gen tIeman who has had several years experience in mining through California. was attracted b the Kind of sand which was thrown out of the we'll last Friday, after the wmkmcn had reached the depth of seventy feet with the anger. He gathered some of 1t into pan, and at the bottom Of which, after the washing process, he found nearly a teaspoontuI of shin ing, dusty particles, which proved to be the pure precious metal, under chemical test Saturday afternoon following, Mn. J. H. QUIsEHBURY washed out several particles which averaged two or three grains each in weight. The excitement consequently be- cane great and contagious, and almost every species of pans was brought into use, to wash cut the elit.erinc treasure Several others were successful ia finding more or les of the ore, and pieces of 1t were sent to the jewellers Of Memphis, by the steamer Admi- ral. The auger threw up large quantity of the metal on Monday last, which was washed from the sand by a half dozen or more people Na. Russ EVANS found three lamps the largest of which is valued at dol lar and eighty cents; MR. WARREN, black smith, found nugget worth two dollars, and MR. ANDERSON himself has washed out many beautiful and valuable specimens.
 It is the opinion of MR. ANDERSON, NR QUIsENBERRY, and several others who have been in the mines of California, that this is one of the richest veins ever discovered The sand in which the gold was found at this place has been pronounced to be identical with that of California, both in character and color.
 The gold fever is on the rage here now, and we have been informed that company of our most reliable citizens has been formed for the purpose of sinllinsa shaft on the bank of White river, somewhere in the vicinity of Dcs Are.
The constitutional union., 1860-11-23
<>&D<
The progpect5.


 If the hot-headed people of the South who are now raising TOW about the election of Lincoln to the Presidency and insist on that account alone, upon secession from the confcderacy, will quiet down, and following the dictates of commendable sense. let the inauguration of the rail-splittcr take place, We firmly believe, from the prospects ROW presented, that the abolitionists of the North will be the first people to fall out with him. He has already announced that his cabinet will neither contain Seward nor any of his proselytes. This has already caused ofeuse to the northern fanatics And furthermore. they will be the first to cry out against him. from the fact that he says, and we all know it to be so-he has no power, as President of the United States, sworn to support the Con- stitution, to carry out any of the doctrines which they claim he has the right and expect him to do And besides this, 3Ir Lincoln well knows that the Southern people, Brock inridge men, Douglas men, and Bell men. all together, would shoulder their muskots, in case he dared to commit one >act aggressive upon their rights or yiolatiye of the Constitu- tion, and make him leave the capital on far faster line than the British did the good old Madison in 1912. We believe that the proper course now to be pusued by the peo- pie, IS to let Lincoln be constitutionally in augurated, inasmuch as he has been consli- tutionally elected, and his course will be such, in his Executive capacity, that his own party will be the first to grumblo at his administra- lion.
The constitutional union., 1860-11-23
ONE MORE STATE OF THE SOUTH
Against DisuniOn!
VIRGINIA FOR BELL IT
l,TOO LZAJORITY!!

The following piece of glorious news has reached us through the columns of the Mem phis papers of the 18th inst, and will make every lover of the Union, peace and prosper ity rejoice and < be exceeding glad" that the people of another Southern State-and such a one as the OId Dominion-haye set their seal against those who would tear down the bulwark of American liberty, doluse the land with fratricilal blood and destroy the very interest which they pretend to be battling to protect
 ALEXANDRIA, Va, November l9.-Bell's major ity in the State is pronounced to be I7U0 without a doubt.
 Thanks to the power that wrought the work, we now have four of as true Southern States as exist, whose people offer no oonso- lation to the bowling Deryishes of disunionism and dostruc.ion but who, on the other hand administer them such a rcbcle as should not fail to make them drop their heads in shame These four noble States are KENTUCKY VIRGINIA, TENNESSEE, and MS S0UBI, whose people have more right to cry out against the North than any of the rest oi the Southern constellation. for they are those who have suffered most from the acts of the abolition fanatics; and knowing, as they wei do, that secession is not the plan to secure fu ture peace tothemsoives, or protection to theil rights, have put the idea forever beneath theil condemnation and still claim the constitu ton, the Union and enforcement of the laws \ hundred guns for Virginia.