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FOR SIZE.
Clark s. FuHseg'S
AM O OIL,
M,kRK. GREGORY & CO..

CLARK, GREGORY & co.,
solo FEO P-1oEOr -,
TUREs Headache, Earache, T~oothsche, in three min
u utes, hheuneti SIN, CcuRhs. Neuralgia, Wlds, kry.
sipelss. Bronchitis, Dyspepsia Cole, Cramps, IRhamec
Eyes, Chronic sore Eyes. sore Throat, Cuts, b9Tas,
Bruises. Sprsius, Chsuped Hands. Piles Ulcers, Dlar
rhea, BuRious, Germs, Frosted Feet, Deafness. Ole
Sores, 3 re- Breast, sore Nipples, Scald Head, Rims
worm, letter, Snake Bites, spider Bites, Dos sites, hA
Bites. Tie world is Challenged fer its equal for ocaidt
and Burns. II cures Scrstches On horses, Sore Eyes o.
horses. Sprgils. SwiGaey, Poll kvtl FlFtula, saddle ane
harness GALS fresh Wounds or S~wsllings. aud Is thf
best known remedy 10 apply TO tender-footed horses IRON
fJGuder-take up the feet and battle veil about me iFot
OF the foot. Cures ali eu!=ue0us diseases on mSn 81
beast.
Eooae medicine can cure IN al cases, sut we esH sHoS
mere real proof Of the virtue Of Amorosisl on ~ y
healing properties from Responsible men, who are Aoos'
being b0ush;, thar Can be produced FOR any o1ei m
elRe.
We DO not assert a enrs sor every mslady 70 which M
human family are subject. bat what We proelAlh 49,
suhstanti te by living witnesses The h@pFVs.@
a Nashville preparation, ana sold taroesaoat tv -
and Southwest by El gccd druggists ana <snesai
CTS The Eua.h may pe justly Ppoua ms =.
p.tfVe rrnnssseesn. after much labor aud research hAs
prDducsa a really worthy medicine WHICH y
drive out much oi the worthless imported Na7' VIII
which the country Is doodes Al, -. ,ls.snr.
Pfrass ctll at eur 0d1ce, NFhegc w VIZ
In showinr letters and testimonials tse numerous Gss
forth in sc fern q 81 advertisement. $50 4
come from p~nyaicians In high standihS. Wn aLe
an rb.tr practice. as they state, with marvellous edeets
a.. -cNElsnea the world 20 produces a remedy 80 speeos
ami en.ctusI in It's healing properAes.
~ Read the evidence Of the vtrtue OF ClarA Ful
taS- Autbrosiai oil, evidence 20 authentic and iron
psrs5ns whose word snd standing are irreproachsble
CLARK, GREGORY q 90, Proprietors.
Nashville, Tenn.
For sale. Wholesale aud retail BY
POTTER 3 ERWIN,
65 Jefferson street near Post Odca,
AM general dealers IN all popular patent meaiclnes'
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NEVER DESPAIR
l= " 6
CHEERING PROSPECTS so FAR !
VfcfOr5OugI

VfctOrEOUgI
7 ATESr FE'Esl-Ths ARC ADE," the phase Of
L. rendezvous. is now rem we'd to Front Row No. .,
where those iR+ crested should call FOR me. All Sil be
served IA the Auction ttade.
The word Is now Parade, Parade! Dou't forget your
EEGEOgS snH REAL E5FATs. We give attention
to either CT hph, f~rst-rate.
n. O. CAYCE B SON,
seI-1me Austi0neeu and Real Esssts Brokers,
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MRMPHIs ~ LITTLE ROE RAILROAD.

Passenger Tram lscves Ferry Landing daily (SuD-
DAYS e~xCepfsd1 81 SEQ An. Arrives st2 P.m Con-
iacrr - EaGIs0n GltE arkansas Stage Company and
OverIaRu n gaacn-s O. little hOck, Fort Smith, San
Frarclsro CalItJruia, Hot Springs; washington, ATksR-
srkausss sns Tex-s Tickets sold oy L. S. Knowltou
40. - jefferson street
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HiY,
COR,
FLOUR.

T0n0 BBLS Extra Superane to arrive; 800 bbls.
tAFVb Extra and Choice Fancy, 251 do. Fine ard
low Superhne, in store snf for sale by
al2l HUBBRLI. HQRD 4 HUSTON.
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THE BESF EXTERNAL IN WORLD. Foh
MAJ OR BEAST.
Thousands Of human beings hSse been saved q ne
decrepituds aud misery by the use Of this luvaiTahA
Eminent. II win relieve psia alaess instsrfsueously
and it viii cleanse, purify snd heal hs toule-t sore ID
an Incredible short tire Mciea1's Edfcau.r uu Ifp-
iment viii relieve TIE most invcterate cases 81 RNau.
matism, Gout or heGTalgia. For P~sralysis. Contrsae5
Muscles, STIFFNESS or v eskuess IN the Joints. Hus.Is-
or LigAnent, it will never fail Two applicatioss vii
cure Sore Threat. Headache IT EarGf be. For Burns a.
Seelds, or any Pals, It is IN tafElibie rsuedy. Trv ID
and you VIII INA 1t an indispensable remedy. Keep
always on hand.
Planters Farmers, or any ere having charEs q
horses, will save money BY uslng MyLesn's VaIcanicQ A
ElniHent. IL Is q speedy and infai uble cure or Gais,
SPrslns, OhSies, Swelling, Lsmeness, SWeeney. sorss
wounds, Scrst hes, or any external disease. Try r.
and Yea will be convinced.
Oh. J. h EeLEAE, sols Pgoprietos,
So. Louis, kisseur1.
FoT sale IL keuphis b A. B.. NEEsFgELp &Cod
also b q. ". ZONES 8 co. and WARD 4 EcCLELs
LAND.
Also, By POTTER 4 NERWIS, 50 Je1srson-st, near
post once, general dealers IN az popular fa1Ily meu-
Enes. ta23dsWE
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LOCAL MA TIERS.

Saturday Morning, sept, Z, 1854.
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STATEMENT
CT TIE CAPITAL, ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF
The Insurance Co. cf the Val
ley Of Virginia.
.JUEE' :, 1861
.JUEF 5, 1861

mae in accordance viii r~egu'atin- Agencies
or Insurance Companies, other than these Chartered
BY the State ef Tennessee
TNIESr The name and locality % the company. 9TH,
4 insurance Company Of The valley Of Virginia." To-
?. The amount Of csipitai sia:s..... $4,000 o.
g. 4ha amount OF capital stock paid
.5-so5S-o
The remainder due is represented
by stock notes Of Gut9uhted
sos 100000 u
ASSETS OF TEE CUMPAET-
Amount Of cash on had In the hants Of
agents and other - 1897 %
Real None,
Bonds owned by the coapsny yiz...."-...-
stock Bonds Of sJockh2iters....-.-.-..... ISIS &C
Par value. Market valve.
% Nisssuri 6s coupon
90 - 09 90
II Virginia couFon bo1ds.. lliO0 77t0 %
20 Tennessee coupon bonds, 20 900 iA0o 90
10 NV Orleans c.up,n
nds......,...,.--... 10000 5000 On
3 AIlegnsny coupon bonds, s,oO1 100 %
Z Ly ahburg coupon boai- 100 1000
2 Corporations WlnChes-
ter SIS coupon bonts.... 5O coo 90
2 Certificates Of Virginia
registered s.ocs........ 1900 loo co $3.50 90
Debts secured by mortgage t5-vit:
on real estate worth .0uble the
cebt secured. ...........-.. ...........S is 527 IS
DEBTS otherwise secured by pledges OF stock
and personal security. .....-.......-.... ia 0lS g
Debts for premiums. 6,4i5 81
Other securities a. follows tO-wlt:
Bank Sjek- Par value. Harket value.
$50 shares Farmer Bank OF
Virgins stock.......... Sl3O 600 ll5S 0 90
so shares Merchants and
Mechanics Bank.....-.. 5000 500 90
81 shares Bank Of Virginia
stock $50 37l8 so
90 Exchange Bank Of Va. b,tuO $3.50 60
20 shares Bank C~Oume'ce 1900 1 500 ~
20 shares Paramount Bank, loco 800 20
IS .hares Bank OF .hs Vail
ey Of V'rginia........ $500 6gll2 %
10 shares Bank OF Win
800 900 90
- shares Bank Of Louis
vile, Kv......-..-.... 2,2oO 2, 90 90
3 shares Bank Of Kentucky, 5C0 900 90
s shares Commercial Bank
OF Eertucky........... 800 COZ 90
10 winchester gas company 500 200 90 4l,4iO so
Oace furnItur statioue-
~ plates, ete.......-.. 500 90
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Ek5esnEszEsAm.

TIVE p~artnersh D. Of W. Matthews and nos. n. hunt,
Dyer au3 Secure s o. Jefer-Cn street, between
&aiu nd Pr nt Row, Is this day Dissolved By me =
sa.feubcT g.. THO II HJST.
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70 Au orders for new work and r.D,i-tn.
jy&iy to IN the shortest notice, Raiilny attended
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ero W. T. CROOK, Insurance Asent and Ayersse
AJtaster. Telegraph Buildins continues 70 receive
.,ssiie.ttss,. lssue and renew polictes To- the above ord
~ ra,f.tie a uthern insurance COMPANY at rates as
~ as spy solvent Company eau al .rd To take se3
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FOR RENT.

NtCF Wfs CUtlIt NIEteI
ND FINE BRICK 4 DE-CE, VITA trees and
II shrubs II The yard, Gu H,u-es aui a garden, on
Dump 30 eat, outside the city, ana d n-sioeuce and
grocery house On corner Of CtIck4s-w and Concord
streets SIDNGY Y. WATSON.
sf6-ius ? g Main s. eet.
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TABLEAUX VIvANTs.-We have already
stated that the recent exhibition Of fabeaur
Uirauts at our thester, hsd so highly gratrfed
those who were present, and so greatly excited
the curiosity Of those who were %a1seBt, that a
strOrg desire existed for a repetition of the
performance. We have lying before us a
paper, signed with sixty names, including
those Of some Cur most Influential and respec
table citizens, which SAYS: "Lasies and gen
tlemen Of the tabL rRE Uirgnts We the IN
dsrsigned would most respectfully request you
to repeat, at your convenience, that elegant
and most successful entertainment the faJledur
ri rantS he proceeds to be appropriated as
you may direct" We hope this request will
be scceded to. The tdblsGur Uigants exhibi-
lion Las been the grand success 81 the season.
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LARGn FOLD sEAL aud BuCELE. on a black
"A isata er tor A liberal reverb Will DO psid ftT It's
delivery ~ Ketk'G LiySy stable.
aua eco, W, FISHER.
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u For war news by telegraph, see second
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EEsRsREHI.

CAPT W. o. CIR AN being fully autharized 70 raise
{ a COMPANY of LIGHT ARTILLERISTS has opered
a rendezvous m the Jefferson Block Gentlemen NJ h.
inc 10 serve their country, will ind his a favorable
oppot UNITY. Come forward SEQ 2Wa
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INSURANCE COMPANY OF rHE STATE
OF YiRGINTA.

authorised 100000
Cash capital sni surplus paid up............. Ss0,080
See Card in another column. Office, on Ma tson ST.,
opposite Bank Of Memphis.
nVl-,v J. T. WEST Agent.
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safe 0F Eg2sa!

7 OFFER for sale a valuable TRACE HF LAND, stu
i a ed n Cou=cil B nj. Ark kao~n AS tho Briscoe x
Iet kim Place, being trc south ass fractional quarter
and esSt half OF s0UthWes; quaIter O --surn 10, O d
n rita half = SECTION p. aud east halr OF northeast
quarter OF section 81. Containing $50 acres IN town-hip
.. north or range s east aCjO ming the land Of Major
Baldwin on he south. S-id land Fll be- sold privately,
and proposals Z T the >ale are igvi'pd The sale TO be
C osec after The LIT OF December next Terms-Ore
tbird cab; the balance in Two equal annual install
ments Address
G~ORDEETIA WAITE, EXT ETC.,
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rhe market value Of tina above otoc~s have been 2t
at TIE home price As FAR as could be ascertained.
Amount Of Liabilities due and not
due to banks and other creditors. .$23, 30 "a
Losses adjusted and due and unpaid
because Of contest among credi-
Losses adjusted and not dueto, 376 GS
Since ~paid-.... ......... 4,4O 90
Losses madjusted (At risk)........ Arcs s6
Losses in suspense, waiting further proof. none ez-
cept what are resisted on the ground - fraud. aud not
allowed.
All other claims against the company. there are some
unsettled matters in which Il If believed there will be a
balance in favor Of the company, aud the offsets in these
cases are no embraced in IN above st-teh-ut Of assess.
The greatest amount insured in sny one risk, he gem
eral rule OF the company Is lot to exceed $1,000 N any
one risk
pany to be insured in any city, town, or village, depending
upon the size and how built.
The greatest amount allowed to be insured in any onF
block depends upon its extent and construction
The act Of Incorporation OF the company the same
as heretofore Gled
J. s. CARSON. President.
W. L. BENT, Secretary.
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
Frederick Comfy, to-wIt:
J. g. CARSON, President. AID VIM l.. BENT. Secre-
tary, this day personally appeared b%eforet tie subscriber,
a Justice OF the Peace, in and for ssId county IN the
State Aforesaid, and made oath that the annexed state
meut is true, AS shown by t e 6oOks aud papers on ne IN
the cdcr OF said company.
Given under my land, this 18Th day o. AUGUST, 1861.
J. R. BOWEN, J. P.
STATE Of NlhHiNlAr
Frederick County, 5o-wlt
IL. @. Reilly, CLERK OF the County Court OF Fredr-
rick county. IN the State aforesaid, do hereby certify
that J. r.. Bowen. before whom the foregoing addavit
was made Is a Justice 0f the Peace ~ and fr said coun
", duly commissioned and swo ~, and that 10 aii his ac's
~ such, fiI faith and credit are due and Of ri26t oughi
10 be given rs well in courts OF justices asthereout.
In Testimony whereof I have hercunto subscribed my
name, and fxed the seal Of said court this 'Sth daY or
August, 1861, and in the SSH year Of the common
wsslrb, J. c REILLY, @. C.
STATE or VIRGINIA.
Frederick county, tr-wit:
I Rebt. 4. Wolfe, Notary Public, IN ana Tor he county
aforesaid. do hereby certify that l have examined,
and camu4rrd with the toregping statement. thu bond
certificates q stock. mortgages etc, belonging 60
the Insurance Company o. ihe valley o. virginia,
ana INA thoa 10 co respond thsreslih And I do
further certify that the value affixed 90 eufh rs cor
roc 20 FAR a. Z am al e b determine from quotations,
and other re liable sources OF information aud that the
m-rtgaees ar ou property o. doub.e the value Of the
debts secured therthv
In testimsuy whereof. have hcreuuto subscribed my
name ami affixed my Euta laI seal, at the town OF WIN
chester, Va, AUGUST 18Th, last
KOBr b WOLFE, Notary Public.
MMAL AI
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AfW advertisements
G[LHAM,S TArTIrS.

Wy have int received a Manual Of instructions for
w volunteers ami militia, by Major Vim. Gilham.
Confederate states Army, instructor or Tactics and c n
mandaTtuf Cadets, virginia Military Institute contain
Tug nearly seven hundrad psg-s Also. Lees Hand
BOX q. S A. Regulations; Bay0net Exercise; Militia
Laws far Tennessee Chariot WsshinStoa and Map Of
the Seat Of War. CLEAYES s VADEN.
9 8 Tw
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wCeFs, EFuP750ns. srinsP7ss.EGdes
or ShiP Bones, b sChes,
EnkAa kcaEE EzaaE

or ShiT Homes, b sChe5,
Rolls ScaId Head
And the entire class Of Complains eau 81 by an impurs
state Of the Ri9Od.
= Il invs- izoiy cores Rheumatism, Liver Com
platnt, General and He-y5as DeDIIJy inflammation
d the BOWELS, and Is particularly recommended for all
those oustractions to which females are Liable L Is
natures own cosmetic. 10 Or ugs tse Young females
form To perfect n, giving richness To ths bI-od aad
vig0r TO the nerves causi-G health and happiue s -
spark ls IN the dowucast aHd saiiened ere, the rosy
loom OF haalth 70 bssatiry the faded cheek.
The "BEOo6 ge~aEcherO
Is precisely what its name indicates in all its Length
and breadth, viz: In z searching manner, % seek, TO
look for, TO inquire, TO exam ne % iuvIgorate sud thus
purifying and cleansing thr bleed, the ssurce, the four
tain Of life, causing Il 10 dow ? e and unauthorized
IN sl it, original purity aud vlgor, tEus rel0vizL frcm
the sys en- all impure ant Prruici5Cs cause when
have induced d. ease.
Its efecJs have beer almost mtracui0usI Huudre1s
upon hundreds have been snatched By It lrou an en-
timely grave and rrstCrd 20 the sweets Of healsh and the
endearmeuts II friends
We can point 10 HUNDREDS OF cases that have been
currd sitter a.. other reEeCies have all d, AID many
instances where the patients had given ~ 81 hope q
ever being restored to health
We not only claim to have discovered a panzcaa for
IdPURE BLOOD hut we chaleuse the ENTIRE worl1 30
producs a medicine that has its ufe-gIvinE and 81 arch
ing DIT pertiss.
F- Price s. per bottle, OF three bottles Tor IS. and
by expr IS TO all p,rts Of the Courrdsrats
States, OF receipt q price
POTTER 81 HEgWIN, Praprietors,
s. JeFrrs9u-s, near post ofice,
- Sold At all the D us Stores 10 Memphis.
fnrE-Tfza-fa
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GENERAL ORDERS NO. Is,

II NVa To,
HGADQUARTF RS-DEPANGAENT NJ 20
EMPHIS Tenn, September 3, 1851.
I HERE aFTR no soldier will be granted a fur
l. lou.h while Two soldiers are reported absent with
Leave from tue same Company. This does MT spply 10
soldiers on siCs leave.
II The frequent violation OF the regulations in re-
gard O. military carrespOnde@ce, renders II Necessary
that the Commanding Gen ri should call the attention
Of officers 10 The 397,h and sslst para grAphs Confede-
rate Regulations. All communications for the Com
handing Gen raj relating TO mill airy matters should
be directed TO the A~i tsut Adj ltagt-General
III Until further orders, the Csmmissary may Issue
provisions 10 omcers, taking their receipts for The
same
" Commanding ofcers Of Posts will apo ut a nus
tering oncer for their respective Posts, whose duty it
VIII be 10 enroll recruits snd muster into service such
troops a. may be ~sc7epted.
By command Of M-sjor-General POLK.
h. +. BLAKE,
Captain c. S A,
S:4-iE Acting Assistant Rdirtant-GenPral
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SOUTHERN RIGHTS FESTIVAL crowded
house greeted the young ladies and gents Ct
Memphis, on Thursday evening, upon the oc-
CASTOR Of heir festival for the benefit Of the
Southern Mothers association. The thester
was filled to OVERLOOKING, by an sPpreciaIive
audience, who gave frequent evidences Of their
enjoyment on the occasion. Those who man
aged the sf1ir deserve AL praise, and we are
pleased to learn q at their labors will be re-
warded by being able to make a handsome ad-
dition to the funds Of the association. An
other exhibition will soon be given, under The
same auspices, We understand.
RUMoRs.-Bumors are nowadays plentiful
IS blsckbeTrleP; whore they arise nobody
knows, ard rumor has several times lately de-
claTed that cur accomplished friend Carlo
Patti was left among the dead on he held Of
Manassas. We were informed positively yes
terdsy, that during the battle there, be was
struck ia he breast BY a cannon bail, and so
greatly mutillsted that bis body could not be
identified afterwsTd. Further inquiry, how
ever, leads Us TO believe hat be vas not pres
ent in the battle, and We hope "'when the wars
are o'er'' Patti will once more be among US, to
charm US Vith his strains, and tell bis story Of
chair breadth 'scapes.D
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SEW Ne MACHING NEgDLE3.
NOaR.

A PEW aosaa lust received. Apply to
u argt s LEVY X co
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Nor GUrLTY.-Wm. O'Herron, the recently
elected constable Of The 18Th district. was yes
terd-y morning charged before the Recorder
" th having, in serving an execution, assault
ed, beaten, and bruised a lady. L appearing
in the evidence that O'Hsrron was the assault
ed, not the assailant, and that bis clothing
was cut 10 The assault. He was discharged.
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Democratic state Convention.

ALBANY, Wednesday, Jan. 10, 1861.
Several prominent Democrats held u meeting here
TO night and in consultation they impressed with
sense of the great danger that threatens the Union
on 10 be composed of two Delegates from each Assem-
Div District, TO meet ut Albany, as preliminary TO
"A Democratic National Convention to convene at an
early day to take into consideration the state OF the
country ard ace what rememedy for the existing dis
traction can be suggested. 1t is said that while
conceding the night of the majority 10
take possession of the General Govern
ment under the result of the recent election the Dem
ocracy feel that, as majority of the people OF the
Union they have rights which at this time should be
maintaned and that their stake in the OF
although temporarily successful On comparison u
views they announce that the feelings of the Demo-
cras of this State seem to I've in favor Of firmly mann
tanning the Union and upsolding the laws; but Of
insisting IA "A condition, that the olive branch shall 20
in advance and no means be left untred TO remie all
the States of the COnfederacy the firm basts oil
securing to each its fnll constitutional rights.
A cali for Convention will emaIate, probably
from tho Representatives in the Legislature, and b
issued forthwith.
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An,r.CoercIon In philadelphia:

PHILADELPHIA, w ednesuay, JAN ~, t'ot.
There was al immense gathering at National Han,
tonight in obedience TO the call on men OF all parties
in opnosi,ion to the Republicans iayoTng the eoneiia
ton and not the coercion, of the South ana peaceiul
senaration If il must be- rather than a civil war.
As the call was apparently directed 10 the Union and
Donylas men, large numbers of these parties were IN
attendance IA was manifest during the proceedings.
On the resolutions being read there was evidently
some disposition to oppose them by portion 81 the
audience, and gentleman ON the platform rose 10
amend them. lie was Immediately removed.
There being come apprehension oil disturbance,
large Police force was In attendance.
The meeting was called to order by Vincent L. Brad
ford.
Charles Manchester presided
Stretches were made by the Hon. JOSIAH handaii,
Georte NJ. Wharton, u. s. District Attorney the
Hon. VIM. X. Reed the Hon. Benjamin H. Brewster
and others-all Breckinridge Democrats
Dining the meeting several attempts were made ~
disturbance; crowd frequently cheering Tor inc
Inion. General Scott and Major Anderson and groai-
inc for south Carolina and the Palmetto flag. At
e9ob the leader Of the opposition was thrown out OF
the window A scene Of great excitement ensned, ana
MANY minutes elapsed before order was restored.
Tie Sneakers contendcd that coercion was mex 0.
dent ana dangerous and that the South had good and
lust cause to complain, and recommended That Son
| 70 the South that Pennsylvania is for them.
| ON the question being put by the Hon. VIM.
pssJ 1, a. 10 where Pennsy WANNA would 90 in case
Acknowledgement of the Union," hundredf cried, I" Il
| tbe South" which sentiment was Justify .heered.
The arguments of the Speakers We're Family directe
| against The Abolitioniss. The South was asked /
wait until the Pennsylvania Democracy were again i
power.
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Virginia Legislature.

RICHMOND, Wednesday, Jan. 10, 1861.
The House Committee on Federal Relations reported
on Mr. Smith, resolutions that il is inexpedlen for the
Federal Government, under existing circumstances to
make any additional military force, inasmnch as 1t
would be liable TO msconsuction and tend TO credit I'M
easinefs in the public mind and requesting the Cover
nor 10 obtain immediate information for the purposes Of
the General Government with respect 10 strengthening
the military force in the arsenas &C., in Virginia No
action was taken on the report Of the Committee,
granted leave TO sit during the session to consider the
important information recently received Their report
is understood TO be the basis Of adjustment drawn up by
Mr. Pryor, and approved by the leading men Of both
parties at Washington.
The proceedings of the Senate are unmportant.
TIE sLOoP-OF-WAR BROOKLYN.
NORFOLK Wednesday, Jan. 10, 1861.
T. 3. Mills master Of the soop-of-war Brooklyn,
again rendered his resignation last night, and will I'M
mediatey 20 South.