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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-22

The Ladd Webster 4 Co. Machines of the mos, :
substantial make and elegant finish, strong, rea x
ble, simple in construction, easily operated by no
ycr. and with ordinary will for yeors with
tc annoying expense Of repairing always ncurre
on the rEAPEn RELIABLE and more complicated =
machines. <ltf =
There j. instrument in for sewing, capable or,
doing greater variety Of work tirh these Machines
With the celebrated hccl fred they will handle tn g
finest muslin. theeavcst broadcloih will work il
the thickcst leather used by shoefHakers or carriage
trmmers. They win also and xatherl ,
with the same facility plain work. The stitch
made by them is from TWO THREADS and Is thrl -
most approved and desirable in use; Is ALIKE On =
BOTH SIDES OF THE FABRIC. leaving ridge o. =
fe under side TO out and loosen the work. dcci =
dsd advantage with all loop clean ditch machines
The needles cursod and liable 10 break, but =
s6aigi and have perpendicular motion, which \
absolutely necessary adapt the machine TO all sorts
ofwork. They will bind with binder and hem with -
hcmmer: will stitch, fell and gather; fully lccnsed
under 'HowE's EXTENDED PATENT" and are feel :,
from all rsgcme,as During years of use they
have the cnyiable reputation of being 'he beat =
fasy and manufacturing machines IN the corpfy II Y
W. have numerous testimonials. Read short and q
comprehensive one from the
NAVY OFFICE, Washington. August - 1850. n
Gentlemen The Sewing Machine ordered from ycuI -
IL safely nj hand, and Mrs. NJ. is fully satisfied with
it, As evidence Of its simplicity without directions =
explanations she commenced working il after a.
very short trial. and has experienced the least diff
fculty in its operation. chccrfuy give you MY II
testimonial In its favor
am respectfully, your obcdcnt servant,
Lieut.. WM.. L. MAURY- 4 2
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-22

New YoRK. Nov. 16.

a meeting last evening on behalf of the
Peoples Pacific Railroad, via Pixies Peak
and Utah. was we'll attended. 4 COM
mittee was appointed to obtain necessary
information. Inn. $500 =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-22

~ Hon. Schuyler Colfax. started for
Washington on last T ,esday week. a,eu
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-22

@ Lincoln carried the 4th Congress
ional District in Indiana. by 500 MAORI
ty. ffsl Eaie *ft -oe 4ss - raa!
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-22

This truly wonderful preue~tiee and cure Of Fee
yer and Ague and Billions Fevers will be sent BY
mail, post paid, on receipt Of one dollar Also tor
sale at all respectable Druggists and Country
StOres.e et-tff e e zsit ~ =.
| Principl Depot and Manufactuty, les NAN -.
building. New York ~ Address
'''''se' JOHN WILCOX & co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-22

lam now selling SIX POUNDS of Good Rio
il Coffee for ST. Also, the Best Quality Of
Brown Sugar for TEN CENTS per POUND.
81 7. J. PATTERSON,
row |, 1860. No. 3 Corbin Block
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-22

% SUIcIDE.-Hon. James F.. Suit, OF
Frankfort. Clinton. Comfy. Indiana. and
a man Of fine talent. committed suicide on
the evening Of the 18th inst. by shooting
himself with apistol. No cause is assign
ed. hut from what we have heard in regard
to his habits, suppose it was superinduced
by excessive intemperance.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-22
Old MOrehOuse Ritter
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all the most valuable Medical prptmrsti,r Il, ~. Is.
Recipes and full and explicit directions for p,Lng Al r.
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-22

Miss Virginia Taylor, of North town.
ship. has our especial thanks for the lot Of
Cranberries she sent, us by her father the
other day We-have. not the pleasure OF
. personal acquaintance with Miss Virginia
but we know she is handsome because she
is generous, and deserves, as she will b.
sure to get. . good husband. He will b.
d fortunate young man who wins her hear,
and hand. nsif7 ''.H 1900 10 ;ie~ .ia
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-22
THE COMING YEAR!
The Journal for 1861.

The events of the year before US will be fraught
with greater interest to the people of Indiana
than those of the exciting period through which VIC
have Just passed-as thrilling in their nature and
as important in their result they have BEEN
The Republican party has achieved triumph in
the State, and the Government of the Common
wealth is to pass into their hands. A political
revelation has been made by the people, and the
proceedings of the new guardians of the public
trusts will DC watched with an eager eye by ALL
The new party comes into power during the sec
ond week in January, and all will be DESTROYS of
keeping up with the onward march of events.
Another Interesting period prior 70 this will be
:hc assembling of Congress ON the tirst Monday OF
December, when the policy ofthc Administration
rcsfyectine the rt-.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-22
From California.

The Pony Espress which left San Fran.
cisco on he 9Th arrived at TT. Ksarney o.
The 18TH The election returns indicate
that the State has gone for Douglas. al.
though Lincoln was 2,636 ahead as far as
heard from s
Almajorty Of che members of the Leg
islature are Douglas Democrats.
Nothing has been heard from Oregon.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Great Excitement!
The Boston Bee Hive,
No. 4 COrbin Block, a
Wants $4,000 OF
Il1inoiS Money,

AT PAR. in exchange for GOODS
nor2atf A. II. MERTON. Z
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-22

|STATE OF INDIANA. MARSHALL
~ COUNTY, ss-In the Marshsn Common Pleas Court
February Term, A.. D., 1s6I.---ApRAHAN STeoKEr vs.
SAMUEL p. HoovER.-complant 70 oreclose Mortgage
The plain above entitled by NJ Lightcot
his attorney, has filed my Office his COMPLAINT 70 oreecse
mortgage land in this county and IL appearing BY am
davit OF disntcresed person that e defendants Samuel
r. Hoover * NONRESIDENT State Of Indiana; he is
t>refrc hereby notified the filing and tendency Of said
complaint and that unless he appear answer or demur
thereto a. tho calling Of the the first day OF the
d Court be begun and held at the court
housc in the Of Plymouth, on the first Monday OF
February A. d. 1884, said complaint will be hcardd de-
Attest. H. r. PERsH1Nc,
| novl52t3 t.fe fs+efn-s si-rI, Clerk NJ. C. p. G..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-22
ith a full corps ofreporters in
THE LEGISLATURE

and correspondents at Washington and the news
by telegraph from Congress-, we will be able to
give always the latest and most readable iptelii-
gence from those deliberate bodies.
With the adjournment of Congress and the Leg
islature comes the inauguration ola
Republican National Naturalization.
the "crowning flower and fruit Of the glorious
victory achieved by the party of free labor ON the
9th of November. This will be the most impor-
tant event of the year, and the doings of the new
Administration men of all parties will desire to
know. With what we have mentioned above as
events of much more than ordinary concern; with
the interest felt in the progress of the revolution
in Southern Europe, and in the developments o.
dsunion in the Southern States four Union, there
will be abundant material for making an eyer-wel-
come and anxiously looked for paper, ~
The JOURNAL will also give much attention to
home news, which department alone will be worth
the price OF the paper two or three times over. Its
columns will also contain
CHOICE MISCELLANY.
entertaining tales, political articles, correspondence
from various points, the latest market reports,
both home and foreign, and, in short, everything
to nuke first class family and political NEWSPAPERS,
suited to both old and young readers Ia ofi
TYPOGRAPHICAL APPEARANCE
it will be unsurpas sed, having Just been dressed out
in entirely new material for the coming year.
The terms of the paper will be the same as here
tofore, hich are as follows:
la .l TERMS: ~
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Ten copies 10 one address, and one TO The
maker Of the club. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90
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Additions can be made 10 the clubs At any time
nc the above rates Where the paper is addressed
to each subscriber separately the extra copies will
not be sent
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press to subscribers at any point for 80 cents a
month. or Sc n year.
All subscriptions invariably in advance.
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rias indianapolis. Indiana.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-22

By the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks of
Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; and if
taken at the commencement Of an attack inimed-
ate relief from pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and
Headache to which females arc go subject.
They act gently upon the bowcls.-removing
Cosfiueness
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females.
and all persons of ienfary habe, they arc valua
bic as Laratioe. improving the appfifs, giving
tone and ogor to the digestive organs and restoring
the natural elasticity and strength OF the whole
system. s'-e
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result Of long
investigation and carefully conducted experiments
having been in use many years, during which time
they have prevented and relieved . vast amount Of
pain and suffering from Headache, whc.hcr origi-
mating intte nervous system or from derangcd
state Of the sfomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their composition,
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety
without making any change of diet. and The Absence
Of any sogrefeble taste renders easy to admins
ter them to children. -
BRxYARY OF EDyH38A983gS J
The, genuine have fvo signatures Of Henry c.
lspalding on each box.
Sold BY Druggists and all other Dealers in
Medicines fe ai Ats.
A box win be sent by mail prepaid on receipt ofths
Price Twenty-Five Cents.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY G.. aSPALDING.
3yl] ss A6 Cedar Street. Nep York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-22
CTATErOF. INDIANA, MARSHA

TATErOF INDIANA, MARSHALL
~ COUNTY, Ss.--In the Marshal! Circuit
Court, February Term. A.. D., l86l.--Amzi L.
Wheeler VS.. William Hasenbuck and George w
Cushing. tf.ian tftf. *sfesfessi
The plaintiff having commenced his action in
said Court against the defendants, and il appearing
by affidavit filed in the Clerks Office that George
W. Gushing, one Of the defendants. is not residcn
of the State of Indiana he il hereby notified of tho
commencement of said action, and that it vii
stand for trial at the next tern. Of said Court, com
mcncing on the second Monday in February, A
d., 1861. Attes.. e.f - 1r - li1jne
ia H.R. sPERSHING, Clerk M. C. c.
Bradley & Woodward. Att'ys for plaintiff.
nov22 3t3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-22
DISUNION MOVEMENT

will be made kown, and other matters of great
public Importance developed. With the approach
ing session of Congress aud that of our State Leg
islature the people Of Indiana will wish to be made
Taking the two together no paper
will supply the want for such information so well,
and at so cheapa rate, as the STATE JOURNAL viii
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-22

20 = - ruIrE ~
res We are pleased to learn from the la
operse papers that meeting has been held
Cd hat city. collection taken up and q
.eoulmi,tes appointed to raise additiopal
ssabseriptions forthe relief Of the suffering
Inhabitants of Kansas. Will not the peo-
spA06fM Marshall tesanty do something for
their suffering brethren in that territory!
ssvhatsSef is sfoGs ihnsat' Be done speedily,
Gov. Dennison. of Ohio. has issued an
appeal to the pa0plc. ofthat State to take
up eollects5hs'oh Thanksgiving Day for
s6s fsaid Of tss hungry and destitute in
ssnsas.d The spssssti0ps s an excellent
49,. lEoHby of slopsisn. by the benevolent
sin Nsrshalb c6uuty;tosrro0 ID .1nod
= ..:7T .7751zr UPr>sEsss--' VIII sxss4
Rev. DANIEL WoRTH.-The Randolph
Comply ,larysa yo SAYS y that Rev. Daniel
Worth. whose siH pEisopmept in Nortf
Carolina. ~ - rineshdisrys iaatraetsd %
much attention sfsw nSnshss ss0. has re-
turned to Indiana. 1pd g nov : :ppyasaaschihs
in. Rapdolph csppsy, Is I'D home 'nt
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-22
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

L n The undersigned having taken admin
strsiion on the estate of David yuncg late If Marshall
unty Ind deed hereby notifies ali indebted 10
ate To call PAYMENT and tio-~ hsynr
Claims against the file them settlement asvrd-
ing to law. The estate is supposed TO I've solvent
ADAM NINNEDGF. D .
novs 1w3 NATHAN IT ucI EsRFE Admir-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-22

ILLUSTRATIONS SALE.-Th~
n UNDERSIGNED, administrators Of the estate u psvid
Nnncdge, dec d. will sell Public Aurtion In Plyp.,u.h
SATURDAY,, DECEMBER 1. 1850.
an te personal property Of said decccn not Kept by the
widow at the apprasmcnt, consisting Of = = =
Two Billiard Tables, Two Ten Pin Alleys.
Liquors, Counter. and Saloon Fixtures. Also. :.
some Household and Kitchen Furniture
credit Of six months will given on all sums over
three dollars. 10y the purchaser giving bond with approved
security all m three dollars under ,h in hand
Ss Sale to Commence at 10 o'clock. A. NJ
ADAM yINNEDGE,
now lw3 y. H. oGLESBEE, aonr .
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-22

4 LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Pos
N Office at Plymouth, Indiana, on the 9th day
of November, A. D.. 1850.
As. Anderson. II. Arnold. Adam Ash. d. F
Akin, E. P. Abbott. fh
B--L. J-Batterson, Charles {. Bates. w. Brink
G.. Z. Boulton. VIM. Bragington, VIM. Bright, ]
P. Birlow, Elizabeth Butler, G. w. Boyce, George
Buckmaster.
CHI. P. Clipper. Geo. B. Camp. Miller Clark,
David Caldwell. ,fs-.
,,-Sylyira Deviney. E. A. Dunhany, Daniel
Dunce, N. Dennis.
= F--Washineton Francis. .sl' y ~
1G--Daniel Goodman, Henry Gowns, William
Garrison da rsIf E- I.ri
H--Hcnry Hossler, James Hurts, Jacob Holt
man, ]. s. Harrall. John Hutinson. Elizabeth
Hannah, Martha Hoss.
I--Isaac Ingle. w4 - ito
K--Amelia Kellogg, James Kelley sls 4fi
L-Josephinc s.. Lewis, Catharinc Little
M-Mrs. David Muichler, Saml NJ Irtin, Othc
McMullen, David Miller. Daniel Mahoney, John
w. Mansey. Mrs. S. A. Miles. Mr. Mills. Thomas
McGrif, ii. H. Martin, Jeremiah Moshcr. 49,. 3.
N-Alired Nixon, Louisa Jane Nash, f.
Nef. +'
P-Stephen Post, Loveraync b Packard; Jas
S. Perry, Michael Pierce, John d. Pike, Edmund
fost, Lucinda Parish, Stephen Post. rt.r
R-Robt D. Roof, N. A. Riley, Joshua Riley
Margaret Richie, Priscilla Roads, C. N. Rcket
son, A.. j. Roush, Albert Roberts, Mary Rhoades
SD. Slower, Mchiel Stapclton, Belle Swec-
ney, P. & c. Smith, Francis Simpson, Louisa C
Smith. E. B. Smith, Caroline Smith, J. +. T
Stephens. 'es w
T-Isaac Thompson. Larry Tin, Elizabeth
Thompson, Mary Thomas.
W-David Way, Mry C. Williams, Josepl
Withers. John Witchfract. John Wall, Samue
Wise, Perry Washburn. Fe ~ tsf1
Persons calling forany of the above viii please
say advertised" 49,, f...s.. 1884
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-22

l. After all it appears that Lincoln will gel
four votes out of seven in New Jersey. II
seems that q portion Of the Douglasites re-
fused to vote for the fusion ticket, but vo-
ted for the straight Douglas ticket, by
which four of the Lincoln electors have q
plurality 81 gs..8ld is..1 o4l asm
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-22

1EEThc following article from the St.
.ouis Democrat will well repay q careful
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-22
Virginia,

.r.s-y fls,)A Virginia.
q The last accounts say that Bell has car
ried Virginia. but we think it doubtful; +
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-22
CTATE OF INDIANA, MARSHALL

oFFIcE-lzi LAKE STREET, tup stsirs) CHICAGO.
novl5 3tf s.4.i ff .tes
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-22

JOURNAL COMPANY,
IS indianapolis. Indiana.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-27

f, Ellis. ESQ, President of the James River mia Ka,,
uuwha Company, be unL he is hereby authorized aIid
| directed, to certify the said ncceptanceEoi tnYsalI
private stockholders OF said 1ealnpany, 09l e ''""'u
Of Public Works y e
Mr.. Grattan also offered the following reso-
buttons, and they were unanimously eaopteo:
|. /. Resolved; BY the stockholders &o1~the ,'A!nts
River and kanawla ConpnnyEM genJfa H., aatSa, ,
Tint the act entitled sun act TO uInehu the CHARTER
Of the ,1nnps River and kunawha Company, passed
! March, VI, eighteen hundred and sixty, be md the
surnc is hereby accepted, US nj amendment OF Tue
Charter of the said Company ; Hnd all tile proTlSiuiiS
thereof 10 have full force and elect as i part VI The
charter of the said james River nnd kannwha COM
pany.
=. And whereas, by the act ntoreSait il is enacted,
tia. i'll addition to the shares now owned BY the State
| in said company, the Board of Public Works he aud
is hereby directed to subscribe, OIL behnit Of the
Commonwealth, Tor Seventy-tour thousand shares ot
said capital stock. which shall be declared by snid
; company Il six per cent. preferred stock, OIL which
six dollars shall bc paid to the holders thereof before
any dividend shall be paid oil other stock Of the
company; which subscription is upon the ccnsidc-
! rations stuffed in said act; Therefore,
Resolved, Tint upon the making OF suid subscrip-
ton by the Board OF Rublic Works, the said seventy
four thousand shares Of the capital stock Of the
company shall be II six per cent. preferred stock, on
which six dollars per share shall be paid to the hold
crs thereof before any dividend shall he paid OH other
stock Of said company.
Mr.. Grattan then suggested that u series of
bylaws be adopted for the government Of the
kanawha Board, and moved that the act OF
Assembly, ard all subjects arising under ii, be
referred 10 a committee Of thirteen. The sug-
gcstion was adopted.
The following committee was appointed:
VIM. B. Taliaferro, Pcachy F. Grattan, Thos.
R. Price, Samuel McCorklc, j. G. Paxton, r.
N. Cary, H. G.. Cabcll, G.. W. Munford, JOS.
L. Anderson, F. R. Dcanc, Jr, Lewis Webb,
G.. A. Myers, Philip St Geo. Cooke.
Colonel Cooke having declined to act, Mr..
Grattan moved that the Chairman Of the
meeting be added to the committee, and the
motion was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. G. \. Myers the meet
ing then adjourned to half.past seven on Thurs
day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-27
Cardinal Democratic Principles on the Slavery

o0(o~ANAf -
; Absolute northumberland by the Genera, ~ ,hc
1nent, to INTRODUCE or to exclude slaves, III Any :" =
territories of the Union. .,o,,u, Ills
No FeAeraj Slave Code. No Go!IsreSssonn. G :
elimination in favor Of slave prclt,s. i i AGAINST il,
FieS, anu no UonSe ~ IN. territories the safety OF
s,avs ncrsons or the right OF slave ;hoPustf' VI tne
night or safety OF any desc'!puou u 20 ,ha va
oerty, is uncoustitutionaits aN4.lsu'N so 80
and ,}nIy OF Congress, Not less t.ian VI any anu eve
az =. ,.nro rtment OF the Genera! Government, II
- ~ prorcr functions, for the security OF
,on,j nrotcc,:or 10 the rights and safety Of every
s1n,;cs O, persons and propcriy.
icha Jul! and uniMpa!rci right 81 popular so'e-
,,r.,,s, era:ling the people OF each Territory on
anpreni;1n Tor their admission rs q new sta'c mo
tie Onion, n enact their own State Cohstit"I'on.p W a
fair snd tnli reference to n popular 'o'e, "l..o"'
to,c... fraud or Federal diclatior, and BY slich Con-
sri,,tion 70 provide for the maintenance or the pro-
hitstion o. the Institution of slavery an 10 them nsiS
seem best.
The same principles. rs embodied in the following
resolutions unanimously adopted by the Virginia
d,lcyut,ou 10 tho National Democratic Convention NJ
Cincinnati: ...,
States is O. compact between Sovereign anu c",e'laa,
States, united upon the basis OF perfect cqUahtT OF
rights and privileges.
>. Resolved. That tho Territories vi the Union arc
common property in wEIch the States Envc equal
rights, and 10 which the citizens OF every state may
rlghttrlly migrate with any property recognised rs
such IN any Of Ihc States OF thu Uni"u, anu III INC
Constitution o. the United States.
8. Resolved Til: -iole, that tic Congress OF me
United States mas no power 20 aboiiSt. or p:ohio!t
slavery in any OF TIC Territories OF the chtco states,
and such power pertains only to the people inhablt-
ing the same, when ii the exercise OF rghtinl III.
hority they form their State Consultation with " Vac"
to admission into the Union.
4. Resolved, That the Missouri restriction was a
violation OF the foregoing principles, and its repeal
by the s.Hansas-N Nebraska law" was Wise, J"S' anu
!. ccsSary.
ri,h. 10 abolish slavery in the District Of Columbia
). Resolved, That tho duty Of ~ahorting adequate
protection in the Territories previous to their legal
Organization as States. II equal rights OF person and
property respected UnGcr I'll: constitution Of the
Union, is incumbent on tie proper legislative au'ho-
rity thereof.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-27
For the Enquirer.
The Issue-Union or Disunfon.

Messrs. Editors:-We have been no in
different observer Of the signs Of the times for
the last several years, nor can any patriot, We
think, look with perfect Indifference upon the
surrounding dangers. upon which the great
ship OF State is rapidly drifting. When the
Roman army, by the unskilful movement of its
Commander was caught in a deile, and threat
cned with certain destruction, Rome had Il
%CincinnatuS upon whom she could look with
confidence in that trying eXigency, who, by his
prudence, skill and bravery, relieved the army
and brought the enemy, the Arqui and the
Eolsci, to terms.
Now, we ask, is there 10 Cincinuatus Of
America, whom the people can select to meet
the Volsci of America, this Black Republican
party, whose watch.word is hatred to the South
and her institutions?
If we have not; if disintercstcd patriotism,
such as Gov. Wise has just given, cannot save
the Union, then we say, the days of this
mighty Republic are numbered, and a few more
months will announce the sad and melancholy
fact! May the interposition Of a benign Preyi.
dence avert 4 calamity too horrible for con-
temptation CrvIs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-27
rErpErlCwspcEG MARKETS, AruaL rs.

Co.s-1vs,j cs Fiors-ranliy I. cCas; City MILLS,
ezra bead ~; Ci,y Mills. .hT'eriirr, . .Va6 - "ns.f
White new 80 j =; r*d tn-wl goal -. UAIa-Sew
+Saju ct.
Th: quotations. III the t3riet'ct,piIs papers vary 90
,r,,ri .,n.,riu..j ,Ir., We ha rJiy i.uow Which 10 quote.