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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-27
LAND FOB SALE.

syHE proprietor ofe sale thousand twelve him.
dred acres nne Cane and Gum Land, veil adapted to
production Of Corn and oton any land the State Of
ss-pp fhs situated the Southern boundary Of
unower County on beautiful latr three miles fom the "a
90 hiver VII oh p,s snording One steamboat nsv
alton river Cpou this land de.dnns Eve old.
hleh susceptible OF making nns crop the trS year.
Terms one hd cash. TIE balance In two ANIMAL natslnent
the vail be taken In negro properly desired
Address, ". hspLk.
ocso-t vchsburs, Miss.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-27
RUSIsHNrNT roR VIRGINIA.

A new BunlshRens Of Virginia = a hand. Congress
vil probably b called on 70 Grange The territorial
boundaries OF Delaware give the little Stats al
the land bstWsen hs chesspe k bay and the Delaware
liver aad 70 change the boundar Of MAFslans 80 rs
~ elye Der al tbs Eissra eezates Of Virginia and TO
lave 70 be Es o. Virginia organised BY tie Con
ve.on q Wheeling, thetesFory bstweea the Blue Ridge
"A ~ chio
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-27

poan Sal soda snd lef, ss'; ~ oess s'ss
NslasEssl ssEnsr above ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-27
BY aoDDIN L APPERsoS, AUrTs.
or THREE BsaGTyPIL

TRUsTFp,s sALE or TH n BE BEAUTIFUL
l. Lots md renements, on Navy Hill. AZ the
Corner OF Ssh and sss s.er ttreets A. trustee 10 q
Iced and vid Gibson ALd wives bearing
u 1861 duly ded In Hef Bus O.
oy request edi rn shall ,e At pGble
ION o. n, p.eml e On mondsy, the % Dteenber leo a.
So och II fair II not The fist ~ day thefeafer that
most u,i lot 10 tn plan q Navy bill fating not of
Feet the line Of 6h Street. rrnTng baes en- tie toh
side Of Bter Street. '99 fe alley c,unou 10 foe
Nd. On this lot there have recently been erected three
aado framed each containing i've reons tezidss
litehep, &c.
fourth cash. balance 10 aud is months for
gotisb added secured by Lien the property
nnK~,rs r. r RowIsoa Trustee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-27
caNNkRcIAL INrKLLIoENcK.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. Cotton closed 6rner but prices
unchanged.
Bss4dsiuEs closed steady, with small sales. PrOvs-
ions closed dull
Oonsuls closed az 9s s % ga
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-27

FROM PENSACOLA.
The annexed an official dispatch received at the War
Department: =
continues quiet. The enemies ships keeping at safe
distance.
Signed BRAXr0N BRAGG.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-27

-. - = = 49, 4 srNa.-ES0-S -. ssoy s,
11-<, ~ - ser
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-27

IxEoUIIvI DEras rsrSr.
VyEIE DUTIES DEvOLvED IN SUI PLYING
nspIon ,hsreot reouIrips dyaon q labor he foosn
ord.r 10 I,med
The Colonel Of Ordinance Of vrrnia continue attend
m am, both ARTILLERY and Email Arms belonging
ri stst. And 10 the of eld Csras and oa
the % Z, " o,n. as ;.
ss1 . =, Is s sns for .
manufacture q Ammunition a. no. 70. TIA. Rs
P v,s ~ - w .s 1,a M ~ -, v.r
Tp Oh III ~ ~ yi-vn, viii nsts Dc nscssy
rrrnsem enis 70 carry Gus the foregoing order.
- -
OFFICE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG r r. co.
RlcHxOsD' Va. Nov. 9Th 1851:
o. hs large amount Q, ran,p sna
crSa m X. .bt hsy: no time 70 coeci b, oui
sds Of The dspct We ara therefore, compel
all Of good received over tais rosd pay e vho
amount doe 90 ne ssns ssors n =, are asVere@
@-------- : -. = = -
ElHANDYs-61Cs Gases Pure CatasDy hraneyt ior neocna
ID purposes, for ssle by W. PErLRs0R, Co, Drupsna
E.v.Y. 71ps =, ,,o-, and ,or ALE ey srLDsN VII
III LIZ, corner 14lh and Cary street,. ocso
EnInoua rTfRs Army orrHI POTOMAC
hADso1 na..ss.. Jn.o,,os l..s Nh issi
1...-., o-S.r. i-'' - - =
No. IL 49,
On and snef tae ssn , s9 perez "A ~ ~
o .s.r x rs ocr1pisd Nv a. zrv an the Potorrs
WITH intention 2 pam thence On Thereafter Into ns Hs
or we nn'' " - '' !; ers or srs Gen s..u..a.rn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-27

Il Z reported that e.rribsld sunorecsd 10 the oen'
tral Italian OOrmses through Goeral Surr, bis drn In
tsnOn not TO provoke any movement IN favor OF home
or yeuIca but that he Wished Italian ornaments ard
popular sympathy for the HEfesO~ Of Isy encouraged
10 toe utmost
is rumcred that preparations are 10 progress at &C.
rol for revolutionary expedition, scng hontene-
gro and al the slave populations Of Turkey also Hunga-
nv and Gsacia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-27
LArEsT PRod MISSOURI.

Tan. q. Law, E,q, Nv York,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-27

THE YANKEE FLAG FLYING IN GEORGIA.
AUGysrA, Nov. 26.-Ths Savannah Republican, of
this n0rung, says that late Sunday evening several
brges Of Linconites landed Tybee isand Soon al
ter doing So they raised Federal fig the Light
house.
COMMODORE TATNALL DON'T LIKE 1T.
AUoUsrA, Nov. ga private dispatch from savar-
nih says, Commodore Tatnall opened the ball Tybee
thi' rowing.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-27

WAyTxD-ycr local purpose-,s company o. . hundred
Nv &c pcIsorng seryies In tee hed
duty In the city None noed appywho
capable services and goo references will be required as 10
character Apply once corner Of Broad and 9th streets
ocl-f Ju0 n. wINDrR Brig. Gen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-27

TWENTY DOLLARS sEwAR, viii be paid for the dei'
our hhce Mil, In Manchester, OF our tba onde
slave, Dick Bryant Dick Is sbout feet inehe' hi g
breAi sad abou: 10 ye old Dick bad whe
he le brown ock coat dark panialc and black RuG
hist -
no2l-iw DUNLOP hoSCuREA co.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

The Provisional Congress sdjourned on
the 10Th. 70 meet again on The second
Monday ia Nay Previnu- TO 10 aoI'furn
a-ut Il made the following confirmation
OF Di-ir.et Judge. and oth-f ohcrs:
A.G McGrafh for District I1ige Tor
) nth Carolna- H. X Jsek-0n. for Ger
ss: Wtlliam G. Jutir-. Tor Alabama /.
~ iiiiarn LHuier Harm. for MI>-ls~ipfs /;
Thom - J sruIm~s. for Inuisianz: Joim
H-,nphiil Tor T. IA. and I-=-- J Finl y
or Floudz. n. Qu~en HeInio-h. Juig.
# Admiralty Court - Key W-st. D,vtd
Hubbard II Alabsma. C.mnsi-sion-r af
fnii4n AFsirs. Alex B Gna-rai. ri
Alabama Register 81 the Treasury. B 4
: ng B4keg. u Georgia. Auditor Of the
7 =asury.
As FAR as our knowledge o: the indi
viduals ebabl-s us 10 speak. these ape
continents are all excellent. The at-
l-ointment 81 Judge H4fri-. in this STATE.
will give universal satisfaction. The 9th
ers will no doubt b. equally acceptable to
the PEOPLE amongst whom the new officers
are 70 ~oficiate.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

lIsrEantE nrara 90 a EorrD DurtLfyr.
A correspondent Of the Portland Az
Trstine from Wisconsin. AZ the r-sid-noe
o. Gen. Jont~. who acted a. second IN the
Cilry duel. ssyss
L@arning I wza 6rnm Maine. the Gener
"a alind~d 20 the affair expressing admi
rsl,on FIR Mr. Cliry. and deep regret Tor
the unhappy termination Of the issue. Il
msy NOT b. r-nsraliy known that the lat
I=r PARTON Of the life of The murierer was
unhappy il the e~trpme. GrAxee died
the victim 90 reEr~tH aud the moet horn
bis Of hnrrur~. Two years he pasaed in
~sleenirss nights with rupma lighted and
with uaiching fTi-nd@ Whom be Wss IN
willing 20 haFe fr = mom-nt leave his
presence. Tie can-um-d the hour Of
uieht m walking n and frn. in frightfal
siaEss IN man aud raans and team. and
ia sid sGelamatioua. AZ l~nEsh. worn
Gus wfih mental anguhh. grief un@isira-
I'D ami wal. fnl Wa~tchfninea the an
hspPy man expired Thu. ! had Il from
ne hP ola clergyman ha neighhor. and
1w .es aFeusA the mAqes q the mur-
espa 0pT.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22
Intarasti.g ron TexaA

G,LvE~roS. March lj.-The steam-hiI
IN. Ru,k r. urn 4 Al . O'Clock thI~
u1rnlns from Brtzns santiago With aborr
nrte Aundr, 4 SAFE frrtp= the U. :. 9TH
-r~ in command at Fort Bsu~n hA,inu
.s>-.yri the rfauE-m-nIs made vi h.
i-n-rI Twiggz aud the TeK4s com a
t"u.r,
Ed rd troops evacuated the fortr-=
ga Inc l2th. under ths Sup-rlnt-nd IA 70
Il Il " Porter. Tnry wee placed on
% ri The tesmrr DANIEL Webster, to pro
rr+i to Key Wet and T~ortugas.
Capt. smith. of the :. >. Com;'any, 0
tine stesm-r Ru-k. chartered the Ru-k tu
,si>t Adjutsnt u NEAL Porter To trans
.ort some 800 40 400 Unit-d State mop
20 Tortugas aud ky West. Tor the North
several hundred state troops have en-
l-ted for SIX months. To- serve under Col
Furd. on the RIO Rrande, occupying the
Various PISS
The csnv-ntion Al Austin Is discussing
measures Tor the military de fense OF the
thr ~tzie.
" jur Maclin, of the United States
army. has re~igu,d aud rendered his ser
Wees T. the state.
Camp Colorado on the northern from
ter. hAs been tzken possession OF BY the
SJaIe troops.
Capt. sayre. Of the Confederate army
has arrived with orders from President
Davis 10 muster IN regiment, rang r. frrm
he frontier.
G,LvEsos. March II-Hou-ton has ~
fused - recognize the CONVENTION now IN
~es~inn A. Austin. He csnsiders lie func
mons terminated in submitting the OrdI
aance ni recession 10 the people. II
Jeals the Convention that he and the
Legislature. which meets N the 18th. viii
attend tothe public Questions nov arising.
AMI h- fzyors = new Convention. 70 max.
uch changes in the State Constitution A.
~ n-c@-sary. He opposes Texas joining
the southern Confrd-racy.
The CONVENTION. IN reply. paSs~d an
ardIn ,uce claiming iull power, promising
o co~usunauate. - -p--dily a. pp-sIhlv.
he C,nn-ctIon Of T-xss with the Con-
-drrstr States. znd mott ytng the State
fhz-rs of this cure.
the Convention will ~ once require all
fhrvsrs 70 take the oath of allegiance 10
,uppnrt the new government, and carry
aut the Convention oriiuanc-.
Il = reported that Clark sill suco-ed
Governor Houston 10 the administration
the government, If the latter refuse
he cath also.
Gen. Hoasson Is raising troops on his
..En scc1unI-
F,ee-n hundred Texan troops are a snd
u-sr B~rowu-ylle.
Ben Ssnnsgo dates Of the 9th say
ia e at .ng m-nIs hav- b~ru made for th-
{ sl+Fsl ironp- to l~Ave ~ sooB A. trans
tnrt~fian J. pr1vil-d The steamer Daniel
Webster WAS lying ouislde the bar.
Tb- Conv-ntIoa has p=s-ed an oudi
nsne. n cnu.iuue tn Cn-tom H-u>e OH
on du,y until suP-n~d-d b b stare
government. OF By the provisional soT-
erunrnL
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22
S-HANNASDALE. Mss.

MURRAY RESOURCES OF rHE SourH.-The
Ne" Tntk Herald Say an rrpne4u> idea
generally prevails at the North that the
ne" COn'ederacS, ia preparing Tor military
deience has SOME difficulty ia procuring 4
supply OF artillery stores aud munitIon-ot
war, For the Information ct that class.
the Herald says that The Anderson Iron
Works. near Richmond Va. are working
their furnaces night anu day casting Dshl-
grrn guns and c lunbIads Of the neavI-.i
c.llibre and exquisite flush. ;. vrrai o.
ther+ guns and five lO-lncli m"rtaIs have
already been forwarded 10 Cha, lszlal :,
sEnQ
lredegar Iron WOKE near =
are also bu~ily emplo, II iKHc
hollow shot and she'll. Several tons
siready been forwarded to Qua l.st0l~
The machine shop OF the Atlantic and
North Carolina railroad. near y ~ here.
y. C.. has bten transferred iut"s mrit ~
arsenal. where several hundred hands ane
now employed in altering musk-ts AID
tasling shot aud smell.
The alterations oil the mu-ket to ia.
Mimic ~ L.. compared with similar all, rt-
tions m ode in NV York SAFE. give h
superiority To the former ia every res sers
The samples of shot recently exinhitr,t
included a sixty-four puunder and a StA
p"uHdrr. snd ~forty-pound shells. TIE
casting was iaulilrss. The railroad coui
pany have offered TO contract " 81 th
Confederate State for an ind, finite sul-
l'ly Of both guns and missiles. guarHnt~s-
ing To do ihe work equal to any done ~
he North aud At les price. There is e
oundry near Petersburg. Va. also eng &
ID in casting mortirs and Cannon iu
Charleston. DAILY a day 81 twougn a Nor
tar from this foundry. weighing 80
..-r.vala 80. I'LL - go $3.50. -
sumter. A. for powd,r North Car"lin
and Virginia have numerous mill TOR The
manufacture of this -xpin-ive .g-nt. ami
ilresdy have scut 300.0iG p.,ln j. p.rc a.
tract. TO South Carolina. Alter Ihl- STATE
ment OF facts. who will loubt The ability
ut the South Ia provide iIself with muni-
lions Of warp
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

sWha, a blrsS~d thug 1t j. said Mr..
Jon~~ 10 ,h- widsw P4rtGnkton On~ d*y
during th- lste r~rviysl. that - mena
f1ar ul- -re bring called % - -svro
-D-ar me-. ~" rrpii-d the sIdow !
onN wi>h thai nv dear l-ts cna~sri. Paul
rsula b We lv.d io r~~ thi. blessed ~
vial H " - moi inminFnt shri~tisn
IN hi- d-v sud g-n-rs I'm Mr. Jon---
althFuxh - a. AMI have NJ sfouht Inst
Ia : u ~ hsqna ia B -iz-l.ubss tn-am
And The odd LID clos~d her sy@ 70 get .
gifuPsV ~ ThV sFsT5vual vSSions
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

ProrHrcy oF Col BeSroS.-Rev. Mr..
IuGrld, Of PsilAdelphia in his Fast Day
Srmon. related the following Saeodote
81 The late Col Thomas II. Benton;
A few mnnths before the decoase Of the
late Cl Benton. he said 10 = young polii-
zeal friend. then on a visit . Wishing
t7ns Young man. YOU nave seen the
uali 81 Patients. the Post OEce. the Capt.
tol for whom have they b-eu built Al
such an enormous exp~naef For the
people Of the United States. SUPPOSE.
-la.ct &-Ga No. air. no. They are for
the Southern Confederscv, which has
been plotting for the Last Eve and twenty
yezrs and which I greatly fear the nation
vii NOS wake up 70 discover. Until il i
too iafa.fm
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

TEE Two PsEsIpzSrS-The Philsd-l-
phia P-.Aryha~ia draws tls following
il Z eontrast between " p.vis aud ~.
Lincoln:
The President Of the Sputhern Conf d
cray i a Erntl~mrn. a scholar. 3 sold /.
and a state~man. lie ha- ait-in-d -luiu
euce IN ev~ry department. Of bte 10 which
h has turned bis aff~niin. znd HI name
= b very synonym Of purity md hossor.
Lie tb- Cbrvsli-r Bnari. he . with
out fear and without r-ptnach.
Tbs Pr sideut elect OF the Cnit-i
States : neither = scholar. = zalil. Z. nor
= stste~m n H hsz ssm- exp rlrnc- ~
3 za puzs lawyer and = loc4l phi icizn-
sanre. y we may trust his Republican
mngraph~r A. . fatboarmzn and a rail
splitter Withaut the polished =~l@zane- of
The we'll hreai man. be- has al sh~ rough
manneu aud caars- savings af The claWn.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

by virtue Of the power vested in me b
th- Convention 81 the state Of At--i@~ipPi
& do hereby appoint Monday the twenty
fah day Of March. A.. d. 1851. ~ the d.
10 lhe rr-asaembliBg ~ said Couveniiou
AZ The ~ % Of the Representative in jack
son Mis-issipgs. ". n. BARRY.
President Of Convention.
nar Papers in tho State are requested
70 q IN trrh IS 1861
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

TX SEcRErAEY FloYD's DEFESsE.-The
Virginia papers publish a lengthy letter
rom the Hon. John p. Floyd. lAteSecretary
e war. in relation TO the alleged Frauds
n his department. The * Secrrtary
ives q full history Of the aocePtanoes CIV
n in favor Of Mes-rs. Russell. Majors d
Waddrll. He sites authorities for the le-
aslity Of his acts, says Inc existence Of the
teceptaucss WAS known in commercial cir
les Tor over three years. aud AYERS that
he war department never was managed
uoro economically than il WA during the
dminiztration Of Mr. Buchanan. lie al
% disclainis all connection with Bi'ey.
md says lac cannot see for the life Of him,
what the young mans object was in ruin
ng himself TO prevent disgrsce FROM be-
pught upon one who was almost a
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22
Ayers Ague Cure,

which ueufraiizes this malarious poison in the
bioot. and stimulate the liver to expl II from the
b0iy. As il should. 50 il does cure this affecting
disorder with perfect cert unity. And il does more,
or T lthcr does what is Of mare service % those sub
iect to this Infection n ttken in season il expels
It frlm the system rs il is absorbed, and thus keeps
those who USE It free from its attacks; keeps the
system in health although exposed 70 the disease.
Co lsequently II not only cures, bit protects from,
the great variety of affections which are induced
bv this NAL guant Influence, such as Remitteut
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb. or Masked Ague,
Periodic Il Helllche. or Biiou He idacbe, Bilious
FeverS. Neuralgia. RheWnaual Gout, Blindness,
7 .Oth1rhe. E Itche. Catarrh. Asthma. PalLita-
dIu.. P tinfl Affections Of the Spleen. Mysteries,
Collie. Paralysis. and Painful Affections OF the
stomach aud Bosels. all Of which, when arising
fro n this curse, will be found to assume more or
less the Intermittent type. This " AGuE CrRE"
re n1ves the cause of these derangenents, and cures
the disease.
This il accomplishes by stimulating the excre-
tories 10 expei the WINS from the system and
these organs hy degrees become halitcd 10 do this
their on e u their own accord Henre arises what
we term 0c-kngataffOn. Time may accomplish the
81 ne end. but often life is not long ennugh. or is
sacrificed ia the attempt. while this " AGUE CURE"
d 'es IL al once, and with safety We have great
reason to believe this Is a sureT rs well a. safer
renriv FIR The whole class Of diseases which are
caused BY the miaSnatic inferior. than ary other
which has heen discovered and il has sfin auofhfr
important advantage TO the public, which is, tLaf
IL Is cheap as well as good.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

There i n cool d.al or lra'Ii IN he fl
l,wIng ~paragrth. ~ o ar r-aders W b drtec
aud acknowledge:
An umhi ella, it IL "a, can b. takeI.
- a test Of character Tn mau VII.
AXE al unLr H. our with hfm l. a c u
ious tpll.Iw. WIN ~huu~ all ~p-cula iin,
and l. pr-tty SURF 10 die rich. The IN 81
yho l. slw y leaving his umbfs ia heiinf
aim i on- who generally max, no r.,
VISION for to morrow. r.. j. rick e,
tiou hti,~s. always lafe for thu triAl
raves the ~r~et duor op-n when he ro--
come late 1T night. aud d sb~-nt In -ucl
d-Er.e A. To >pak ~ "f a baby iu iL
pr-s-nc- of ~ mo he. The man wii,i
lNay~ lu-iug Iii uni --lls Is aii uuluci5
iag. whu-r b IL are always prnt.~tu
Sho-e boots pin, wlo-- GLOW Scraek vino.
hu ions arr ALWAYS coming off. who-4
eiIgng- i -ure To have -otn- 3 4 mnuet
IN It.. Be careful how y a lend hund 81
inIl ,rs to such a msn. The man vino
per ~peIuslly expressing nervous anxictt
about his umbrella. ard wondering If II T.
safe. il full Of uu~es~in~-- amt low -u-li
cion. let him br ever 60 rich. give hin
not your daughter.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22


SENATOR D1yGLAs-Thi. d~istinguishe
senator is now showing by the course he J.
taking the difference between = patriotir
Statesman Of enlarged views. and nsirow
minded partizans and demng gu~s. sucl
81 We find the high priests Of Black r.
publicani,m without exception to be-
Mr.. Douglas has the seuse To- see and III.
esndur to rec rguiEs the true candtfi,u O..
the oun ~. Rising Shovrs, cti 'nsi ceiling,
and dr-pising al petty q%uihhling he h"s
the mtnliness 10 sdvi-e ih- onl, cur,
thatcan avert the horrors oi civil war auu
conserve the interests sud prosperity "
both sections. II h. was ever suspected
Of hostility 10 the South. tbSt suspicion
must nov give way b~fore the fact tina
~ all the Northern Statesmen. Siih IA.
exception Of Gen. 10. LASE nom" Lav'
taken so bold and drci,ied a stand ia b.
Eslf OF the Sou heru Crnf-drracy. ~ VI
paurlss. His spevch on LjnonIn'- Intu-u
raj was sll thai amy southern man cuuld
ask, and we only regret our Inability tr
publish il entire. He aid ia substance
that. but frr the continued holding of IN,
Two forts Sumtsr and Pickens. there wuulj
be no danger Of collision. lie also an
nounced tnat he had consulted emin-n
military men. who agree fully with
him that F0rt Sumter could not be rein
forcSd. b. sII the Am~rican navy
without = force Of ten thous md men alS.
up,n the land and there were not men
enough in the fort 20 relieve each oth~i
end obtain the necessary amount Of sleep
The provisions we're short and only enough
hresd and sslt Is lvl fer %5hirty-one days
rhe~e fsctz may ~ we'll be hooked full ia
he face. There must be- -ctioa o znd
that action must b. entire pesce or wSr
lie believed that the Prvri lent mesni
peace At least he hoped hv did II h.
mesns war he csnnot remain inactiv,
much longer. and he will want ten thou
stnd men q throw into Charleston har-
Dor. If he means war il i. time Cougre-,
saould De in session and two hundred
thousand men in the field In thirty-oue
days The men in Fort sumter will be a.
the starvation point IL Mr.. felt :
great conc~nrn a. 70 what souid be the
policy OF this administration and the n
Of this contest. Il il shall be = peaceful
policy then al Nal rjuiec in the hops Of
: bright futurr, hat U u b. = policy Of Wal
then our counfry has a terrible ia ure b.
fore a. The Senator from Texas dos no
believe thar NJ Lincoln m-sns peac-.-
n. Rsgl1s IL q as epi-o4 AH hs Eis
ro7z<-os q "a S1aAara Ce-fazseg sk7sa
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over a large part Of
the globe, Is the consequence of a diseased action
in the system, induced by the poisonous miasln Of
vegetable decay. This exhalafion IS evolved by
the action OF solar heat ON wet soil. and rises with
the waiery vapor FROM il. While the sun is below
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We. aud tie virus IS taken with it through the
lungs into the blond. There il acts as an irritating
prison On the internal visceTa and exereriug organs
II the body The liver becomes torpid and fails to
secrete not only tits viuus. but also the lille from
the blood. Both the virus aud the bile accumulate
In the circulation. and produce violent constitu-
donal disorder The spleen. the kidneys, and the
stomach symp tthize with the liver, and become
dis lrdered also. Finauy, the instinct OF our or
gFpisn, IS if in an attempt 70 expel the noNious
infusion, concentrates the whole blood OF the body
in the internal excretories tn force them 70 cast It
ont. The blood leaves the surface. and PUSHES TO
the central organs with congestive violence. This
is the Girl But IN this effort it fails. Then the
Fewer follows, IN which the Hood leaves the cen
tral organs aud PUSHES 10 the surface, as If in
another elnrt n expel the irritating poison through
that other grcat excretoy- I'll skin. In this
also il fails, and the system abaudGns the attempt
exhausted. and waits for the recovery Of strength
to repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
are the fits or plroxvsms OF FEVER AND AGUE-
Such constitutional disorder viii Of course under
mine the health II il Is not removed.
We have lahored to fluid. and have found, an
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