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The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-07
Letter from the Mississippi 1Commls.
sioner to the Governor of Virginia.

On the 2Ist inst, the Governor of Virginia
submitted to the Legislature Of his State the
credentials of Gen. Starke as Commissioner
! to Virginia; the resolutions Of the Mississippi
| Legislature, together with letter Of the Com
missioner setting forth the objects of his mis-
SION These interesting papers are hereto ap-
pended. The letter Of Gen. Starke is point
ed, frank and explicit. 1t reflects no discredit
upon his State, and is in keeping with the
spirit in which her resolutions were adopted.
She deman Is equality and a recognition and
protection OF her rights in the Union (and up
on these conditions viii adhere to it) or she
VII exercise her sovereign right and establish
her Independence out Of it, The occasion of
the hitter alternative wiz arise upon the elec-
ton Of d Black Republican to the Presidency
Dy the dominant sectional majority Of the
.ss59si5, 81 fzzasss sa:.-sss 81 81 s.
other siaveholiing States Of the South to meet |
in contention at Atlanta, to devise scheme
OF common defense and safety If this move /
mcnt have the effect of bringing the Northern |
people to their sober second thought and Of
leading them to reject the schemes Of the Alb
clifton leaders for the destruction of Southern
Institutions and the violation Of the guarantees
OF the Constitution formed for their protection,
1t viii have proved Union measure" Other
y IS; it VIII be measure for the formation Of
1 coniedercy Of such of the savcholding
States as are unwilling to exist under the woke
'I an.Ah0litiou government.
We have already mentioned that General
5taske was received with appropriate honors
y the authorities of Virginia, and made the
,ucst Of the State.
Ten thousand copies Of his letter and tie
ccJmpanying documents were ordered to be
'riutel by the Legislatures:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Richmond, Feb 2lst 18G0S
'satetaea n the Senate ea8 House Of Dele S
gde5:
| lay before you the credentials of the Hon.
,. j. StaTk:, commissioner duly appointed .
y the Governor Of Mississippi, accompanied G
y certain resolutions adopted by the Legisla- f
4re, and also a letter addressed to me by the t
omm ,ssjoaer for your consideration. The :
'.deHceS Of fratcrnaI feeling exhibited by our E
et2r States OF South CaroIinl and MisSissip- 7
j, will no Ioubt be kindly and appropriately +
chuOWlei-ed by the General Assembly
Very respectfully. &c, n
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-07

GF Let the fre-eaters of Mississippi bear
in mind the fact, that their great represent
aiiye, Col. Jefferson Davis, has deliberately
declared that slavery does not need additional
proteeti@l- Waig.
The "fre-eaters' are in the habit of reading
for themselves; and they are not apt to "bear
IN nmind ''faet" which exists only in the
Imagination of the Wing. Col Davis has de-
CARED no such thing as is attributed to him !;
but the contrary. He declares that the
Southern people are entitled to Congressional
protection to their slave property in the terri
torres if needed, and that they should have
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-07

DA1IY's MAGICAL PAIN ExTARcToR.-
There never has been discovery in Materia
Medica whereby pain can be SO quickly al
layed and where parts in high state Of in
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can be 50 thoroughly and rapidly healed, and
decaved parts restored without either scar or
defect. than with DALLY's PAIN ExTRAcToR-
For directions for use, etc, see the pamphlet
which accompanies each box The genuine is
always signed HENRY DAILY, manufacturer,
on steel engraved label.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and re.
tail, By j. WRIGHT & co.
21 and Isl Chartres street.
Sole agent for the Southern States, and to
whom all orders should be addressed.
For sale by all druggists JanlO60-1m
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-07

SPECIAL AeENT.-MR. J. J. DENsoN, is
the special agent for the MississiRpia'', and
viii visit the different sections of the State
FOR the Transaction of business connected with
the Office. Our friends in the Southern coun
ties may expect him during the Spring months;
and.we trust the Democracy will receive him
with that cordiality which the Importance of
the mission demands.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-07
LEGAL NOTICES
PROCLAMATION.

A-AEAtTAkk OfFfCEy
Io,,, Slty et Jaeksas, ssiss Jaa g6.a, 1890 !
~ = s3sF -, . werner e the Ssate Of Miss
.sip.i' 70 tie SAersg. sf tke sseerai eoaatie. /.
~. S.,is grestlng
WhEltEAS, vsesasy has occurred in th
etasa ef Secretary Of State, and whereas
IN Ile ,aE datY = issue Wrif requiring you {.
A". aa llestiaa = Gil said vacancy.
=. -'oF' taeeas'.rs. /, Icnx J PsTTvs. Governor o
t@se II Mississippi 10 issas this my writ, re
Turing yon T. hold Election at tas several pre-.
SaI in your counties, On Monday the 2nd day Of
aP1i next for Secretary of State, to serve foI
'he term specified by Law.
A, SAD election. you will notice and carry out ali
az. eqoisltions of an act to regulate elections
-. is state, contained in the Revised Code, Il
"a'eh yeur attention is hereby called.
&ESA IN testimony whereoi, l have bereunto SCI
S0 my hand, aud caused the Great Seal
the State to be aflxed at the City of Jack
son, on the 26th day Of January, A. d. $780, arc
ths soy vsreignty Of Mississippi the forty-thiri.
~ the Governor, JOHN J. PETTUS.
a. b. DiLEoRrH. Secretary of State.
Jan 2S '69-wds col.
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NUMBER Ill.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,

| dackson MISS, Feb. IL, 1850. (
his Excellency, JOHN LETcHER, Governor of
the State of Virginia, Richmond. Va:
SR:-la compliance with a resolution pass
ed by the Legislature Of this State, on the 10th
day Of February A. d. 1860 have appoint
| ed, and by these presents do appoint. Hon.
Peter B. Starke as commissioner to proceed to
the capital of Virginia, and express TO the peo-
pie of that Commonwealth, through her Ex-
ecutive, the Indignation that Mississippi feels
at the outrage committed in the recent inya-
sion, and the readiness and determination. of
Mississippi to unite with her, or any er
slaveholding State, in repelIing any assailment
of their people or their rights and 10 present to
your Excellency a copy of the resolutions on
State and Federal relations passed at the re
cent session Of the Legislature of this State.
and to invite the co operation Of the State of
Virginia in the proposed Convention at Atlan-
"a, Georgia. Gen. Starle. being native of
Virginia and an lonored and trusted citizen
OF this State, has been deemed worthy to
speak for Mississippi and 10 be heard by Nir-
g1ljis sild ] eplls i.ilss s-ssoar kindestsses
sdefAtl04L
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set
~ my hand and caused the great
Jsr,,l seal Of the State to be hereunto af-
Is fixed, at the city of jackson, on the
11th day Of February, A. d. 1860, |
and of the sovereignty Of Mississippi the for |
ty-third JOIN J. PETTUS
BY the Governor:
a. b. DmwOETH, Secretary of State.
Here follow the resolutions Of the Missis.
5ippi Legislature, which have more than once
Deen published in these columns.
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Just Arrived.

-,,xF Mantle Crates of beautiful aBisb, Cham.
her and Janb Crates Of every variety. Goa
vases. Scuttles, Hods &c. FIRE Iron Sets, Steel
- Rronzed. &c. Chatting Dishes Steak Dishes
1.-sts,s Dishes in great variety. Table Mats Cef
81 and Tea Urns, Tea Trays, Walters DC. Meai
Caters Of all Sizes Sassags Suffers &c. Coal and
xood Stoves, in extenso. Cooking Stovesof ever,
.aTscity and pattern, and variety of other Houss
T.if~r;.i,ino Goods to numerous too particuiaFise
For ale low. at r. A. SMITHS, rs State ST.
Nov IS ,59-R.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-07

MRS. WINSL W.-An experienced nurse
and female physician has Soothing Syrup
for children teething, which greatly facilitates
the process OF teething by soitening the gums
reducing all inilammation-w allay all pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
uponit, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves,
and relief and health to your infants. Per-
fectIy safe in all casses. See advertisement
in another column. Aug. 80 80 s&w1y.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-07

u We predicted the other day that the
Democracy would be sold y in their Virginia
Commission, and this (rather suppressed dis
satisfaction of the Mississippian is ominous.
= Ficks50g Wig.
The Mississippian has not expressed "dis-
satisfaction - with the course of Gen Starke.
1t means precisely what it says = nothing
more. 1t is not in the habit of 'suppressing"
its meaning much less is it under the neces-
sity of invoking the aid of the Wing as an in
fernreter
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-07

LOUISIANA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. -
Says despatch from Baton Rouge
Bston Rouge, Feb 27.-It is conceded here,
4most without opposition, that the Democratic
State Convention to be held here on the 5th
Hareh, to select delegates to the Charleston
'ehvention. viii be composed, by a large
majority, of old-line Democrats and anti
Douglas men.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-07

To ADyEETIsERs-The Mississippian goes
press Immediately after the arrival of the =
ast o'clock cars from New Orleans. Those
sishing their advertisements inserted would
10 well to bring tt9m in before o'clock on
nublication days.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-07

SAD RAILROAD ACCIDENT. = The Mobile
Evening News says:
We regret exceedingly to learn that Mr.
Luke J. Whitfield, one of the contractors on
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, and son fGov
Whitfield, of Columbus, was so severely in
iured on the up train yesterday, that his
friends despair of his recovery.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-07

A BLACK -REPUBLLcAN- --MARTER--The
ss.ashiKgDon correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Press gives graphic picture of Hickman
who was "twigged" by Edmundson:
He has been splitting blood for some days,
and, indeed, has been in most debilitated
condition ever since the commencement of the
session. His pale face, his flashing black eye,
and his clear, ringing tones, touched with the
deepest melancholy, were alike evidence of
his heroic moral courage and his enfeebled
heaIth.'
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-07

ST Our thanks are due to Mr.. Carlisle OF
the News Depot, for New Orleans papers in
ldvance of the mail.
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soITTHERN FEMALE college,.

FUNHE fourth scholastic year Of this Institution
will commence on Wednesday, 18th Of Sep
tember next, under the management and control Of
Rev. T. II. CAPERs, President assisted by Rev DR..
r H CAPERs, A. ~, rs associate who was former
iv Professor of Ancient Languages in Franklin
GoIlege. His long and established character as a
teacher is too well known TO require eommendation.
These gentlemen will bring into the College and will
have here By the opening Of the session, as able
Faculty as can be found in any institation in ur
country Ii is useless for to say for it is fact
already known, that President Cspers requires
,korsnqh scholarship in all the departments.
The Music department viii be under the super
x;sieu Of Prof CARLOS o. HELwIG, NJ. ID. who
hriues the highest testimonials Of capacity and
-norsl worth. These testimonials from own
Srate and from fhzse who known 10 the Trus-
tees and Faculty.
oar iustitution is in high, bealthful, section Of
.hs state rsrste from any town and from the
s,eat thoroughfares Of the country and offers 90
s pupils the advantages Of retirement aud healthy
.srcise in the open air. The saeiey N the Ficini-
- Of the College i good a cas- e Fund IN any
yrt;an of the State. We iIates 81 ihd1eemsnt
- parents to sead their cS.ssfsa e IS institution
~ fact that the Presiaenf i sesasar Physician
- a-e and experience. sn4 -,Ea x size iractiee
n fTrursr years, Is f3.aise sis - diseases ef
- - eI;u .te. an ssef5 rsess fe makes no
bs,-e for ssEYiees rH45ssFs5 & ~ anls Parents
\ ,,eit,s thsir enid - ~ ssg i sas river will
-i..d st (ssaad G8f5 81 % IS Eaiirasd to Port
,tsb..,r. where akFles ns5lfs asSe hsea made with
.bs livery stables T. bsiz fsa az 70 the College
..sssi,Ut ,isixy. AiE eenssa iises addressed "a
,hs Pcesiient - ssasss Sse azs giait1fas county
~. viii meet 8 III sssssss lista.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-07

tST The Milleigeville Convention, (Ga.,) ta.I
choose delegates to Charleston, assemblies ~
the second Wednesday Of March. As usual,
two rival interests are in the field, Evoring
Messrs- Cobb and Stephens for the Presidency.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-07

+ ABOLITION OF sLAvERY IN KANSAS.
IEAvESwoRTH, X. T. Feb. 2S.-The Leg
islature of this Territory passed the bill pro-
yiaing for the abolition Of slavery in that Ter
risory over the Governors veto by vote Of
80 yeas to Z nays.
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SCHOOI


JACKS n .EBA i SsEIrITE.
III = ihssitatIau. sas Of the ms
II asaBt asd aealrsfsi t5sssi5a as in the Slate
having lately charged hands, the pfeseat Primo ps
Is de erminsd TO pare neyt er pains s3r ex ~
In rendering it what the Community much iced
viz:
PERMANENT First CLAsS FEMALE SEMINARY.
70 this end he has secured the services Of az
able and experienced Fteui-y, aDi presents n
Course OF Study second 70 none in the country.
The Sessions and Vacation ~ili conform to those
adopted in the State University.
Faculty:
10y ]. g. KEENEl. A. b., Principal ard Pro-
fessor o. Natural Science, and Beient Languages
Mrs J. c. hEESEY, Vice Principal, Teacher of
Ethics and English Literature
MISS s. ). BUCK l4SfER, Mathematics and Eng
lish Branches and French.
i. D. NUTTING, Professor Of Piano and Violin.
Miss LULA MACKAY, YocsI Music, Piano Guitar
and N-la.ison
Miss. NETFlE C0LQUH0UN, Guitar.
Miss. AACKAY. Ornamental Branches.
ARR S4kA ASHER
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-07
The Caucus of Democratic Senators,

1t is reported that the caucus of Democratic
Z. S. Senators, with but two dissenting
voices, douglas and Pugh) have agreed upon
a series of resolutions, and that they are
SUBSTANTIALLY those which were offered in the
Senate by Col. Davis. A correspondent Of
the New York Herald gives the following syn
opsis as the gist of the resolutions touching
property rights in the Territories:
First-The declaration that the Territories
are the common property of each and all the
States of the Union, and that the people OF
every State have the right to settle in the
Territories and to take their property of every
description with them, slaves and all.
Second-T'hat this right involves the right
to protection from the local authorities and the
General Government, Of all descriptions ol
property including slaves.
Third-That where the local authorities OF
territory fail to give this protection to slave
property, it is the duty of the Supreme Fede-
ralauthorities to interpose for the protection Of
.aid property.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-07

OF Her Majesty has conferred an Earl
dom on Lord Ward, who will hereafter bear
the title Of Earl of Dudley.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-07

ftF Miss Baker, the talented blind Young
lady, is now lecturing on the elmer Life" in
Tennessee, and is meeting with generous
reception.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-07
Postscript /!

Since the above was put in type, we have
seen despatch announcing that the Hous,
has passed the resolutions uaaafaeas9g
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-07

o. Iieut. Calvin Frederick Thomas of the
IT 3 Navy died of consumption in Buffalo
on Saturday night.
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Miss. NETTIE C0LQUHOUN, Guitar.
Mss. VI MACKAY. Ornamental Branches.
Mrs S4kA ASHER G.rnan

Washing, per month ............... 90
B0arders will furnish their own towels and table
napkins.
Pupils entering within month after the begin
ming of the session, are charged for the whole.
Board and Tuition one half in advance: the bal
ance at the end of the session.
No deduction for absence, exsept in case of pro-
traeted sickness.
All sectArian influence will be serupulously
avoided.
Lectures with experiments on Chemistry and
Natural Philosophy.
jackson, Miss Feb. % 1s6o-w2n.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-07

o. Mr. n. N. Campbell, of Tippah county,
Miss, was killed few days ago near La
Grange, Tenn, on track of the Memphis and
Charleston road 1t is supposed he was killed
for his money.
LBERAL.-The Legislature of Texas has
passed bill granting five leagues of land to
all institutions of learning, worth $4,000, for
the purpose Of endowing professorships. Also
four leagues to each county for common
schools.
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, fIE MISSISSIPPIAN.
:: ::: ~: March Q, 1850.

DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR SEC.
RETARY OF STATE.
CHARLES \. BRoUGHEI, of Tippah.
Election Monday, Cd April, 1850.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-07

/, A. r. DHworth, Secretary of State of
the State of Mississippi do hereby certify that
the foregoing is a true AMI correct copy of the
original now on file in this Office
Given under my hand and the great seal Of
the State hereunto atfi xed, at the city
{.n,,| of Jackson, on the llth day of Feb
l'hAh ruary, \. d.. 1850, and the sove-
reignty OF the State OF Mississippi
the forty-third.
\. B. DILWORTH,
Secretary oc State.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-02

20 trials and difficulties Of no ordinary character Never
more devoted to his trust the cher
shed interests % bis State and section OF the Union
than was he uppn the theatre to which | elude. lie
rsked his life fortune, honor teveryhng Tor his conn
try, and feel when am CO operating with him that
must be serving the South Iowa casts four votes ol
Stephen A. Douglas Applause
Before the vote was announced,
Mr. Stoughton of Vermont challenged the vote OF that
State.
Mr. Smith-It becomes necessary for me to saw that
Vermont votes unit for Douglas until directed other
wise by majority OF delegates And the Instructions
by which governed apply to the delegate who de-.
clines TO vote with Nr S. here read the resolution
of instruction to the cote for such candidate as
majority Of the delegates SHALL after consultation select
submit that with such instructions, the gentleman is
not at liberty to decline to vote long he remains
in it.
The PresidentThs Chair is of opinion that the chair
man Of the delegation Is authorized in view Of the &C.
ton e Charleston TO cast the entire Of the State
so long as all the delegation present.
Mr. Stevens, of Massachusetts here rose and stated
that although some Of the delegation from Masslchu-
sets had withdrawn he was nstuc cd by the remainder
of the delegation to cast the entire vote Of the State
sEYMOUR's NAME WITHDRAWN.
Mr.. Eisse of New York, rose to a question of priv
lege. He desired that the Secretary should announce
the vote Of the State OF Pennsylvania.
The Secretary annouced ito for Douglas for
Breckinridge, 3 for Guthrie and for Seymour.
Mr.. BlsSei'-l did not hear the name OF Seymour
nounced frch the Chairman Of the Delegation. Sir
have been from the first instructed To withdraw his name
a candidate whenever presented. Applause. | viii
now beg leave 10 read his letter addressed to me
"UT.cA, June II, 1880.
Alusion having been made to my name in connection
with the nominations to be made at Baltimore wish to
state in writing, what have heretofore said to YOU in
conversation, that TO being placed in nOmi-
nation by the National Democratic convention. do
not suppose my will be presented that occasou
but If it is request that yon will delegate from this
district withdraw it from their consideration cannot
under any circumstances be candidate for the Office
President or Vice President. Yours, truly,
HoRATIo SEYMOUR"
The reading Of the letter followed by applause
Mr.. b. then proceeded TO say:
II is due to Mr. Seymour to say that he has ever ex
pressed me- his neghbor and friend the same feeling
Gentlemen have entertained different views and paper
in New York regret to poute my lips with its name
the New York Herald has insisted all the time that Mr.
Seymour not honest but, his friend aud neghbor
| withdraw his name.
One of the delegates from Maryland desired TO with
draw his for Breckenridge and decline to cast any
vote. The chairman Of the delegation had made mis-
take in announcing vote for Breckinridge.
OF THE FIRST BALLOT.
The Secretary here announced the result Of the first
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