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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-04-20
HEALTH OF AMERICAN W0IMEiNN

Female Irregularities weakness uterine dspacements
and all local uterine difficulties and constitutional trOu
les of women, entirely cured by the GRAEFENBERG
MARsHALEs UTERINE CATHoLICON.
In this connection, Miss Beecher sister ofthe Rev Hen
ry Ward Beecher In letters so the yeone page I2g
Ihaye nine sisters and sstersin-aw and fourteen f.
male cousins all married. and all delicate and aing-
Amid the immense circle Of my friends and aequantance
cannot recall ten married ladies in this century and
country, who perfectly healthy" In cases. however
that health has rapidly taken the place ofdease and
ladies have become robust strong, vigorous and healthy
Mrs. Gleason, Of Emira, says "Beaufu indeed is the
conding trusting nature OF woman, but how much does
in time Of disease to appeal 10 medical adviser Of
t6e education, moral worth and purity Of character
All these may be secured by addressing the Gefenberg
Company.
II gives great pleasure TO certify 10 the inyarabe
curative action Of the Graeienberg Marshas Uterine
thoeon in all Of female disease and the skill and
high moral character Of the Medical Department Of the
Graefenberg Company.
J. P. LAMBERT, NJ. D.,
Auburn Four Corners, Penn.
a Methodist clergyman. My heart has fairly ached
to witness the feeble health Of women have Travelled
my circuit preaching the Gospel thank God however,
that have All these diseases give way to the Grae
enberg Marshas Uterine Cathoieon wherever has been
used.
Rev PETER SHARP, Ridgeway, Mich,
formerly Of Western Stark, Medina county, o.
For Medicines or Agencies, address,
II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, Ag't for Ohio.
For salehy BUCKLAND a GRAHAM, Fremont;
p. YATES, Green Springs;
~ j. MILLER & Co, Clyde;
X, N. BEACH, Elmore;
FREDERICK YAEGER, Woodyille;
r. =. TKRRY, Townsend;
and by Medicine Dealers throu ghout the State.
February II, ls59.-6yl.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-04-20
1T is NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY
SINCE ALL,
OLD AND YOUNG.
Affirm its Truth,

F9S' IRQt FfoT. WOodS mar heSt0TdteOG
WILL preserve iRfaiibiy the groh and colo, of the
hair If used two three times week. any imaginable
age Perfectly restore the gray, the bald with
lures ornament, the hair; make it more soft and
beautiful than any OIL and preserve the scalp free from all
disease to the greatest age Statesmen, JHdges Attorn
eys, Doctors Clergymen Professional and Gentlemen
and Ladies of all classes all the world, bear est
mony that do not say too much in its favor Read the
following and judges
HICKORY GROVE, St Charles Co., No, Nov. 10, 1857.
PRoF. o. J. WOoD.-Dear Sir: Some time last summer
we induced to Of your Hair Restorative,
and its effects wonderful we feel it our duty to
you and the afflicted to report II,
Ourttle sons head for some time had been perfectly
covered with and called 1t scad head The
hair almost entirely came off in consequence when n
friend seeing his suerngs advised to your Resto
ratve did with little hope Of success but to
surprise, and that of all friends very few appllca
tons removed the disease entirely and and luxuri
ant crop of hair soon started out, and say
that boy has as healthy scalp and luxuriant
crop of hair any other child We can, therefore, and
do hereby, recommend your Restorative perfect
edy for all diseases Of the scalp and hair. We yours
respectfully,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-04-20
GEO. W. HIGGINBoTHAM,
SARAH A. HlGGlNBOTHAM

Cincinnati O Feb. TO- 1857.
] PROF WooD.-Dear Sir: My hair had for several years
been becoming prematurey gray accompanied by harsh
which rendered the constant application of oil
sary in dressing 1t. When commenced using your Hair
Restorative about two months ago in that condition.
and having continued its till within the last three
weeks it has turned to It's natural color and assumed
soness and lustre greatly to bo preferred to those pro-
duced by the application of oils any other preparation
have used. regard 1t Indispensable article
for every adys toilet whether to be used Hair Resto
rave for the simple purpose of dressing beautify
ing ihe hair. You have permission to refer to all who
entertain any doubt Of its performing all that is claimed
for it, MRS. c. SYMONDS,
| ia Third Street.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-04-20
Also
NFOR DIS
Family Cathartic Pills,

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Pegeiabe Extracts and put up in Glass Cases Ai
Tight, and toU keep in am climate
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-04-20
This agreeable Tonic, designed
especially as
Safe fcdndreHd6Le Medicine
for Family Use,

is offered to the Public as a supe-
rior article, po1efiing all the vir-
tues aicribed to it as a Medicinal
Beverage, and deferving of their
patronage in preference to the fus-
picious decoaions emanating from
irrefponhble fources, and fold un-
Ter various pretentious names.
The fat that our houfe Established
in I778,) has attained favorable
reputation for the genuine character
and purity of its Liquors, will, we
trult, be sufficient guarantee of the
excellence of this article.
Put up in QUART BOTTLES, in
cafes of one and two dozen each,
and fold throughout the world by
DruggiIts, Grocers, &c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-20
LiyERPOOLANDL LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Capital, $IO,OOO,OOO!

ANNUAL INCOME, S2,25O,OOOt
INVESTED ~ THE UNITED sTATFs OVER sS6OOOOl
Al Drectrs Personally Responsible r ne Encdgegenas of
ne OoapdHE
WI respectfully attention security OF the Lyertool
w And London Insurance Company It's policy holden s
large cas capital and investments rs stated aboYe.
The large capital Income Company Il 10 aks
lines convenient 10 parties requiring ofnsuran
dIn To the ordinary mode Of Insurance this Company Ia.
sues sPkRHAAENTPOLICIESon on the ueDt Of TEN iHkU-
Al PREMIUMS Property Is thenceforth PERHA NEWLY
INSURED Tie Policy be cancelled any Tine ana The pre-.
MUM viii be returned less per cent.
This Company w make insurance BY oss by Pre- on
and most liberal principle
Und the Policies this Company claims are paid upor ore.
sentauon Of satisfactory proof ofoss without dei
hOR r interest and no psua sIKrT blYs after pessnt.
Ion OF proof. WORTH An Z WYATT Agents
rnhI Main f.uyt q.
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JAMES G. ROSuER.

IN Z RAN CE AGENT.
0e East d ~ 1la Ss SscoEd door North oCiss Cb-ae- o.
AIiE dad llE.
y EPREsENTS the following well established aud reliable Con-
panes:
Arctic Fire Insurance Co., OF the City OfNev York. capital
anu 81 Plus
HomDoldt Fire Insurance Co.. Of .he City Of New York. esp
r, va i Ei SUI q q; i, iZOeO
s
Irving Fire Insurance Co.. OF w. capital t2oO 90 with large
surplus.
PhDnlx Fire In Co. Of Brooklyn Capital and surplus
Policies Issued buildings Furniture Herchsb-
dEei ahI Personal oPery generally gans; Oss
nre on tie most favorable terms Losses promptly adjusted
punedaly settled the security offered above csmpans
conducted they by experienced TIE
Insured the most ample guarantee and he full that AZ
contracts entered Into By them, will be f1fedn the nca salts
factory manner The long experience o the subscriber theso
matters viii facilitate and protect 10 he bes Oi his abilities
Interest Of Hl who may be disposed 10 psOuE bis eGo Coua
try risks Inland navigation risks, Vessels cargse ip
port InhAsrh ON The mot Trasnnailr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-20
MORNING, MARCH
CLOTHING AT wHOLEsALE.

WE are nov prepared 20 show country Merchants much
w larger, more attractive cheaper Of Spring
Nlolhlng, man heretofore having advantages In
me purchase OF our goods most extensive preparations and an
experience OF more than years the manufacture and
sale Of Chng believe We offer more desirable sty bet
Ter workmanship for he same prices than other
house 10 NE trade Devong NE whole attention 70 this
branch OF alone and determined build the trade q
our city We or As great inducements those Of house In
any market In this country.
nh ErrN WIN WTIIIAMs
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,EN. DAWN AwILLIAMs.
RIcHnOND MADE CLOTHING,

In c re = ed Fa cilit G =.
TJNHE subscriber has been manufacturing Clothing In the m
city Of Richmond over twenty years and has at this 70
time from % % 100 hands IN his employment and WILL In ~
ae next month tEo make large additions that "
brr Having taken The especially for
tcturng purposes De Is determined any article In the
clothing h- that shall In every respect with clothing
e n Northern cues and he asks the patronage Of his old
friends and the public generally fact that be Civ
ing employment In our midst 20 large number Of mechanics and
worthy females Who t otherwise the necesaries OF
M He has the bs; OF cutters aud materials not surpas
cd by auv house in the country
Maryland, Virginia. Car-lnas and Georgia CasSneres and
rEce OF all grades and color Strictly Msnusctu
ing House all shall be sosded by personal inspection Of not
wha he intends 90 do ou; what h has been doing past
y SPENCE, Clother and Tailor,
mh2 Corn Main ana ism Is Richmond Va
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Il 1871 LOTs or BOOKS

DARECLEARANCE SALE OF
Por removal to their New Store Nos 49 sni ~ Roadway
u. APPLETON & CO.,
Nos $40 aud 34S BROADWAY,
viii sell BY auction
Commencing on TUESDAY, me 2h Of March, at p m and
continue the
FOLLOWfSG AFTERNOONS
WELLS & kLL2w0gTH. Auetloneers
hne collection Of WORKS every department literature
large number OF which Ale IN elegant Library BHings
SPECIAL NOTICE %. APPLETON 4 Co being about tn
cenral position, respectfully Invite the attention
the public the books 10 this catalogue
prsns selections Gni duplicates from their large AMI uuyaed
every department Of human knowledge, bound by the
experienced classic Ia London well worthy
the attention Of gentlemen adding 10 their libraries
The public may rely implicitly that all the books Ia this csts
ogue Will positively he sold without any TeseTTauca
Among them sli be found
Roberts, Sketches Of the Holy Land G vols folio.
Musee Imperial oi France; I, yos.
Forerce Gallery vols folio.
ver-sles GALLERY 10 vols, folio
Galprle De Nuser lie France; TO yO's.
Stafford Gallery; vol.
Musee FrAncals; ! vOll folio.
Gsleie Famand folio.
Dbdin' Biographical Works. % vols.
Edinburgh Review; 10 vols
Encyclopedia Britannica; % vols, to-
Penuy CycopTdla; lG vols. 40.
Rees's CycloPa-ta; 81 vols.
BackWoods Magazine; y vols, &c, &C., &C., a..
Catalogues sent to any address receipt OF stamp Per
distance unable attend 20 have their orders
cr'ed hv the Auctoneers. NH,
RlHUOUsI BIkUUuS!!-w receiving another 10
OF those BE,lAs made az the NoKrH ClnSl lS
bElf DUNE rE BLNn, including HEARTH
BRopN-, NH-E BROOKS, &C. JOHN n HVhbuN SONi,
r,hf re- EVchauge'lt Hotel.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-20

UJHE LIFE AND TIMES OF HER0D THE
II GRFAT. :. Just received by
A. MORRIS, 81 Main st.
THE Life Times Herod the Great connected Historically
and propheteaHy with the coming Of Christ BY "m NJ VIII
lett Price 81.
THF A,onement in its relations 10 and Moral Government
BY Albert Bars 81.
THE Way o'savaOu Illustrated in series Of practical sermons
By albert Barnes 81.
PRACTICAL Sermons designed for vacant ana arn
lies Albert Barnes. 81
TREATISE Medical Electricity iheoTca and practical and
OF paralysis neuralgia and other dis
eases BY }. Alhus NJ b. sL26
GUIDE practical stady Of diseases of the Eye with
outline the Medical and operative treatment BY jas Dix
on FRoS Sl3
HISTORY OF the Presbyterian Church 10 reland condensed nom
standard work Of Reid and Klen By the Rev samuel
d Alexander. fi.
TIE Instuonaofhs Blind nduetyey Investigated By the Rev
James hecosh professor Of Logr GpdMstsphyses onesns
College, Belfast. g. nhs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-20
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd X 4TH,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA..

II - 4
REV NJ LrD,,H D; HoGE D. D. Prnclpal.
INHE duties OF the session oi s lntron will be re-
II sumed on TUESDAY, the Sd day Of January, lSVO,
INSTRUCTORS.
Rev Hog ID. English Literature and Biblical studies
A. Dupuy, NJ, Mental and Moral Philosophy and Natural
S II Coleman (nivesy Of va) Mathematics, Ancient Ian
guages and History
Miss Augusta Daniel Preparatory Department
Prof Charles ScilrTt Piano
Madame M4tiilde Estyau, Vocal Music.
Prof A. La Bombarlc, French.
Pref G. Persico Italian, Drawing and Painting.
senor Carlos Cordovez Mere, Spanish
Prof Heinrich Schneider, Harp
Prof o. A. Ericssion Guitar
Hoge English Literature which have been found
interesting and instructive will be continued Young Ia
dies residing IN the city who longer their studies at
school but wish TO cultivate Bellies Leres may become
members Of lis Classes and attend al the prescribed hours without
being otherwise connected with the Seminary.
TERMS
Board Tor nine months endng last day Of June SGO 5000 90
Washing and lights 20 90
Tuition Preparatory Department. 30 90
ordinary English branches 20 90
do Ia advanced do do ..................... % 10
Modern and Ancient Languages, each. 20 90
Music and Instrumental (Pano and GUITAR for
Lesson hour week. 40 90
lessons Of hour each week ~ 10
Use Of Piano ~ w
Drawing In Crayon. - 20
Painting In Water coors 80 60
Painting In Az "
Boarding Department under the control OF Mr. and Mrs
Dupuy who exercise Parental control the young ladies
trusted % their
DR. Hoge will take pleasure answering any letters OF Inquiry
regard school All business letters should be addressed
10 A NJ pOfCl.
jA2-dly Richmond, Va
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RgCHMOND MADE

Agricultural Machinery.
HAVING completed machine shO1s PsLka st-est
and Walnut Alley the whoe being 10 connection with nv I,
pement and Seed store Main Street invite psItcu.I
attention from the farmers Of Virginia my facilities for Lsnf
tung every klni Of Agricultural ehneEy Ebd Imp emeut
shall paw especial attention 10 the Of THRysH
ING hACHlSti a. n hest models, materials Eokusnshp
Ny P0RTABiE HOsF POWER Is arranged as 10 eque ne
digging delay Ia starting, and has secured approval of al
VINO have used them My PATENT STRAW CCTrEks too Ee
known 10 need CONNER dstion
As heretofore keep constantly hand, ny make and
fully warranted Corn Shelters Tor baud power Wheat
Fan Cad's Respers Hay Presses cider Mills Seed Drills pous
haoss Hay hsses Gieahsrs CuvsoEs Gum and Lesss Ma
chine Betting, &c, a.
E9- Repairs Of all kinds promptly attended 70.
AGENT for Pckord HulmaHs Wheat aai CiuaDo Drill, ana
McCofmlcks Reaper aud Mower.
fes-dsm H. NJ SMITH. No. Il hain S.
sOCTHERN LOCK mANUFACTORY.--DseI
- Lock. Of description Siding Door TrnInlngs Of The
best quality Also Prison and Bank Locks Hinges and ks oY
any height Bells hung, with without Tubes
ALL KINDS or REPAIRING DONE
As sell work but my manufacture an prebsrsd 10
Warrant 10 give entire Satisfaction who nay favor re
with a call
WILLIAM READY,
220 Main Street, betEen sth and sb
felO--lY Ga
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NKFNAIINLs,
TISSUES,
oRGANDIEs,
PRINTED F0ULARDs,
BEREGE ANGLAIsE,
FRENCH JACONETTs
BRILLIANTS,

FRENCH JACONETIS,
BRILLIANTs,
LAWNS, and
TRAVELLING GOODS by the yard and ROBES less than y
% per cent, on Cost of Importation.
LINEN GOODS.
l50 pieces Of Pure Irish Linen at - cents per yard
100 -
leo 80
Linen Rosoms Of all grades very cheap
LINEN Sheeng, Pillow Linen, Table Damask, Napkins,
and Towels Ladies aud Gentemrus Linen Cambric hdk
cheap Linen Drills Hucksback Crash and Brd Eye Diaper
WHITE GOODS.
cambc JacOnnet' sWsses Checks Stripes BhIans Taron
Grapes 10y the piece yard.
DOMESTIC FABRICS.
Bleaced and Brown Shifting Srciug Of celebrated makes
such New York MIS- Lonias Womsua, Gala Mills, and
others by the piece yard With full stock ofsuc goods be-
long TO thir d~parimeut-grnerally.
LADIES WRAPPINGs FOR SPRING AND SUMNER.
500 French Lsce Points
250 Lace Maniles Of various STYLES.
BURROWS MANDARINE', PICCOL0MINT9.
and all styles OUT large New Spring
sHAWIs exceedingly cheap.
EMBR IDERIEs.
In this department show the largest and cheapest
n the Lnd IN he city, without exception, comprising
everything coming under this head uumeRus g. mention.
We however call the attention o the Ladies' We stock Of neat
Cambria Bands which are very desirable
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT
Ladies' Misses Gents and BOYS Hose and half Hose Of all kinds
and all prices, very loW By the drzea or pair.
Parasos Aud Ladies Sun Umbrellas In good variety and cheap
BONNET RIBBONS
& usually unrivae1 low prices.
Merchants city country who making their
ect IN th market would consult their Interest by giving
stock examination many goods hey save - percent
In rurcha asing from as. !. MiLLHIsER BROS,
mh2 1913 Broad Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-20
NEw CLOTHING NEw CLGTHING!!- !-DAR,
Wu. IRA SisTTH's
Southern Clothing ManuiactOry,
ESTABLISHED IN 1850.
Tr ~TNEnRTD "

IT Is fact generally known that established nay Clothing
Mandatory nth y fEN YEARS AGO, and have cOustan-
'y Cor t tu- cogaurJ cut aud make large portion OF INV
srcs i1 Richmond hundreds OF uy customers wn testify tc
prepared orders r work Ia Large small quantities
lu creJfore and WIN guarantee Co urushthem just as low As
they bt had Of Northern houses and equal la style and ma
ter.-l
Being practical my Business mot having climbed In at
HlJg others sh1uttrl tter myself that can
give auth -ai good article for the price any house
North south
I.tthess Who Wish bui up Southern Msnuhctoes
rsrU- che Old 4thei houses nrst, and let rHEH reap the
reward r-y Justly merit ilg past, present r future services
This hllluF, as prove hy tom seycaiy i've % one
hundred tslls employ, alj many of them have been
iJg years.
ptrJuze hs manufactures a. home, especially when you
can io So without az itIuual cost Nm IRA SMITH,
tsI ia Main 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-20

RICHARDSOS'S
IRISEI LIN EMS.
DAMAsKs, DIAPERS, 4c.
0NsUMERS Of Richardson's Linens those dssous f ah
~ aning tie Genuine Goods should articles tkey
purchase sealed With the full the RIOHARD
SON. SONS owDES guarantee the soandness and duTs
bllty Of the goods
This caution rendered essentially large
u Inferior aud defective Linens prepared
and sealed with the u RICHARDSON by Irish Houses ubo
regardless Of the Injury thus Inflicted alike american oa
and the manufacturers Of the genuine Goods will not
abandon business profitable While purchasers can be Imposed
with Goods Of worthless character
J. BULL0CKE A co
seS-d1y Agents. SO Church Street New York
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\ "||--I'T-- "N|II . '.
WILLIAMS a HEID,

y " v
Commission Merchants,
a. q C.EEEE WtEsET AND SECOND SIEEET
Cincinnati, ohio.
orders fr - sIas u. At -sfcrI, prod uCrs and make
r. Cash AuVunr ON Cousi - nsueut- Tor sale, OF
handisc tau lt a-d stored on -cc1unt oi puresei
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-20

INSURANCE COMPANY
OF STATE OF VIRGINIA.
OFFICE FIRST DOOR EAST OF CUSTOM
~ HOUSE AND POST OFFICE, NJ AIN STEET RICHMOND, VA
Capital 100000.
This Company prepared receive applications for FIRE
and MARINE INSURANCE, favorable terms Also gusran
tee Negotiable Bills.
DIRECTORS.
VIZ. II. MAcFARLlSD, Pre'st Farmers Bank.
A. WARWICK, frm Of Warwick Barksdsle.
WM. G. CRESsHAw, firm OF Crenshaw Co.
WEfLiNGTOS GoDDiS, firm Of Goddin Apperson.
r. W. McCAScE, firm Of Dunlop, MOncure Co.
G. 4 BAREsDAlE, firm Of Warwick BArksdale
JAMES n. GRANT Tobacco Manufacturer.
1. D. CRgNsHlw, Grm OF HaXal, CrenshaS Co.
JoHN l. BACON nrm Of Bacon Baskeryil
X HAXALL, firm Of HaXsl, CrenshSw Go.
JoHS CuKRiE, ia ship Owner
Wa B. WAREiCK, drm Of warwick Barksdale.
JAS ALFRED JOSNs, Attorney 1t lB.
Q. ELLErT, Bader.
T. G. RUFFIS AgriculturiSt and Manufacturer.
W McGKUDER, firm Of 3 MoGruder's Sons.
W W CRuMP Attorney st Law
JAS. DUNLOP, nrm Of Dunlop, Moncure Co.
BOILING W. HAXALl President
o. y BREsEE, sec,y. ielI-ly.
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NOTICE.
AUE stock % Ready uNie Clothing, No. 80 Main ST.
Ne blyes1l 90 tr a. WHlrLOCk and will continue 90
keep our large establishment No. lCp Main ST. Vnere will be
pasedte customers ans The public IN general having
made arangeueafs manufacture clothing heTe, All
are prepared receive orders 81 Kind TO be made up The
best short noace Our winter stock vii oHer at
reduced prices % make for Spring stock. Gall 81
lac r MORRIS 4 CO, loo Ms!l -.
i MORRIS. + ELLlS
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richmond DAILY WHIG.
TERsfs

TERAfs
&C ,sr snnzn: seui-weskly, IS Weekly, eS; A.
,,r Payer - iftgees nay be made AZ hs risk OF The
- 2 it'sl'. sfs evidence Is taken on The deposit Of
=, .,trs sl. a, a.. 49, containing money.
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ui
The national Republican., 1860-12-31
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.
QUARREL WITH GEN. SCOTT,

The Washington correspondent of the PAaa
deiphia Press, writing under date Of Dec. 2sth,
says:
"The President was entirely unprepared for
such decisive action on the bart of a subordi.
nate, and at once sent for the Secretary Of War
and Gen. Scott, to know what il meant. At
this meeting, quite an angry dispute arose, the
President and Secretary of War denouncinR
Major Anderson's conduct and declaring that
he had violated orders by forsnking Fort Moul.
trie and taking possession Of Fort Sumter,
while Gen. Scott defended his conduct, and
. pretty plainly intimated his contempt for those
who not only seemed willing to sacrifice the
lives Of innocent me- but also exhibited dis
position to see important defences fall into the
hands Of the enemies Of the country. In his
opinion, Major Anderson had done exactly
right, and could not have acted otherwise,
sworn as he was to protect the lives Of the Off.
GERS aud men under his command, and under
strict orders to defend his position. The prin.
ciple Of selfpreservation required the occupa
ton Of Fort Sumter, which entirely commanded
Fort Moultrie; and il Major Anderson had not
taken possession Of il, he would have been
placed at the mercy Of the South Carolina dis
uniqnists whose intention it was to have thrown
sufficient force in it to force his surrender or
insure his destruction. Immediately after this
meeting, Cabinet council was convened, but
nothing was done. Mr.. Buchanans advisers
exonerated each other from all blame for the
consequences which might follow, and united
in the conclusion that Major Anderson and
Gen. Scott had determined TO act for the Union
and not for the President under whose order,
the laws Of the country placed them. The
treatment Of this insubordination, in the pres
ent state of the country, is a delicate matter
and there is reason to hope that Mr.. Buchanan
will not dare to punish it by recalling Majo
Anderson. If this should be done, learn tha
Gen. Scott will Immediately resign his oficia
position, and offer his services to his country
Should an attempt be made to take " Was6ington
as the Enquirer and the Examiner of Rich
mond, Va, constantly advise, he will no doub
place himself at the head Of the militia of the
District, who are all devoted to the Union.
"Our citizens talk Of serenading old Che
puitepec.'"