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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-28
By L. Il. Cook, Auct.

EARM OF $50 ACRES. IN NEW KENT
+ COUNTY; = NILES FROM mDlSPATCHi DE-
POT, ON RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
ROAD, AT AUCTION BY request of Mr. John
Douglas, Trustee. will sell, on the premises, as
O'Clock. the PLANTATION at present occupied by
j. Y. Douglas, conta ming $50 acres, one half of
which is cleared balance well set in wood, and
it is confidently believed that an enterprisiDg
man could sell wood enough TO pay most, ii not
All, the purchase money.
The improvements are, a coed dwelling house,
2 new frame kitchen, conta lining four rooms new
frame carriage house, (dOubIe,) brick smoke
house, and other necessary buildings. There is a
location is perfectly healthy, aud the neighbor-
hood as good as any IN the state There is an
STOCK, FARMING uTENsiLs, and the 'HoUsB-
of walnut Chamber Tnrniture, Walnut sideboard,
Marble-Top Tables. Dining Tables &c, &c.
in u, Is and % mouth, secured by deed of
trust. For movables, all sums under S5o, cash;
ea E fr'H pGne
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTAT.
= AT LOUISA COURT HOUSE.-The under
signed, Commissioners appointed by DEGREES of
the County Court OF Louisa rendered in two suits
pending in said Court in the name Of Csmmack
and others rs. Wastheimer, will, on the sth day of
April, 1881 at Louisa Courthouse, in front Of the
LOTS, situated at said Court House, at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, viz: The STORE and
Westheimer, to which is attached garden and a
stable, and other out houses and a LOT adioin =
ing the former on which there is q large DIV ELL
ING, now occupied by tenants. The store house
and dwelling ON the first lot is in good repair and
well suited tor one who wishes to engage in the
mercantile business. The lots will be sold sepa-
rately.
TERMs.-The above property will be sold for
enough cash to pay the costs of the two SUITS and
the expenses OF executing the DEGREES and as ia
the residue OF the purchase money, upon credit
OF six, twelve and eighteen months, in equal in
stalments-the purchaser to give bonds and good
security, bearing interest from the day OF sale
Of the purchase money is paid. The property
Will be sold subject TO certain restrictions, which
Will be made known the day of sale. 1t il very
desirable property, aud any Information in rela-
ton to 1t may be had from the undersigned, OF
from Sir. JOHN c. CAMMACK.
EDWARD II. LANE.
FRANK V. WINSTON,
fa 23-eoi2thAp. Commi ssioners
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CHANCERY NOTICES.

CITY OF RICHMOND, TO wit:-At Rules
~ held in the Clerks Office of the Court Of Hust-
February, le6l:
William F. Phillips and Joseph WI
Coleman, partners doing business I'M
der the style and firm of Phillips 4
Coleman. .-...................Plts.,
against SIN DEBT,
John A. Bowyer and A. K. Whit
more, late partners doing business
under the firm and style Of John A.
The object of this suit is to recover against the
defendant the sum Of two hundred and thirty-two
dollars and sixty three cents. with legal interest
thereon from the 5tn day of November, 1850, till
paid Andayit having been made that the defen-
dant, A. K. Whitmore, is not a resident Of the
State of Virginia, he is hereby required to appear
in the said Clerks Office within one month after
due publication hereof, aud do what may be
cessary to protect his interest
ACopy--Teste:
fe 7-law4w RO. HOWARD, Cl'k.
CITY OF RICHMOND, to wit:-At Rules
ings for the said city, ON Monday, the 4th day of
February, 1851:
K. l.. Williams and w . 4. Elliott, part-)
ners trading and doing business un-
der the firm and style of Williams i IN DIRT
EHlott .........................,.P
A. X. w hltmore.. .Deft,.
The object of this suit is to recover against the
defendant the sum of seventy five dollars and for
yrve cents, with legal interest thereon from tn
25tn day OF anuary, lodl till paid Affidavit having
the STATE OF Virginia he Is hereby required to APP
pear ~ the SAID Clerk oiace, within one month
after due pnbllCatlon htreoI, ana do what may be
necessary to protect his interest.
A C0py-Teste
fe 6-law4w RO. HOWARD, elk.
(IvY OF RICHMOND, 10 wit:-At Rules
" held in the Clerks Office of the Court of Hust
ings for the said city, on Monday, the 4th day Of
February, lsJI
Joseph Miilhiser and Moses Millhiser
partners, trading and doing bust
ness under the style of J. Mlilhiser ry hmm
q bfclhef-. '...'...'...... ...'.flls-,
6gGtah
| Anastasia i. Wood ............ Def.
The object of this suit IT, to recover against the
defendant the sum of two hundred and forty nine
dollars and ninety cents with legal interest th ere
| Affidavit having been made that the defendant is
resident ofth State of Virginia she is here
| by required 10 appear in the said Clerks Oihee,
| within one month after due publication hereof,
and do what may be necessary to protect her in
| terest. A Copy-Teste
| fe 6-Iaw4w RIO. HOWARD. CI'k.
| (tITI OF RICHMOND, TO wit AT Rules
- held in the Clerks Office of the Court of Hust-
! ings for the said city, Monday, the 4th day Of
| February 1851:
| i. Bloodgood .............Plt., }
| dgaina Is CASE.
| Eliza NJ. Kennedy peft.,)
| The object Of This suit i 10 recover against the
| defe udant damages, which damages laid in
| dred dollars Affidavit having been made that
the defendant is not resident Of the state Of Viz
ginia, she is hereby required to appear in the said
| Clerks Office, Within one month after due publ
! cation hereof, and do what may be necessary to
| protect her interest.
| A Copy-Teste:
| fe s-law4w R0. HOWARD, Clerk.
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Northern Markets.

New York, Feb. 26.-Advices from Maya
guez report fire having occurred on the
Plaza, destroying property valued al $3.50 900
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Texas Convention Election.
ire nj MaYaRueZ.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 27.-Partial returns
from Galveston, Harris and Austin counties
give ], $40 against and 40 for secession.
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SOUTH ERNT TOILET AND FAMILY

60 IT ERN TOILET AND FAMILY
- SOAPS MANUFACTORT This is the only
Enlistment iii the Southern States where TOlLE
SOAPS are made direct from the raw materials,
ana Warrdhte! 10 De e9ual TO any manulaStured a.
them at more reasonable prices. Always on hand,
wholesale and retail. ROSE, MUSK, ALMOND,
sortment of SHAWN and FAMILY SOAPS, DEN
TAI SOAPS, COLD CREAM. and the celebrated
ORIENTAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Also first rate SEWING MACHINE for sale.
N. GARCIN, nth ST., between Franklin and
re l5--l2t* Grace sts, Richmond. Va.
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y Alexander Mott, Auct'r.

DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
NJ &c.-Will DO sold at auction. at my store, on
Feb. 2sth, commencing at 10 o'clock,
q general assortment of Groceries, DRY Goods,
Clothing, Shoes, &c.
FURNITURE.-A lot Of second hand Furniture,
Stoves &c.
ALs0-Ssveral fine Gold and Silver Watches,
Jewelry, Cutlery, and Fancy Goods
fe ALEX. MOTT, Auct'r.
MIGHT SALESMAN be sold, at suction,
IN THIS EVENING, and continued until further
notice, large and general assortment Of atches,
Jewslry, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Dry Goods and
Fancy Articles. Sale to commence at eek j M.
Ia 93-ts ALEXANDER MOTT. Auctr.
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Evan Evans, aged II years, died at Utica,
arms frozen on the night Vi the 7th inst.
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By L. & G.. b. Davenport, Auct'rs.

&C., AT AUG T Non
VI THURSDAY, 2sth inst, at 10 clock, wewtu
sell, at our auction store, an assortment OF GRo-
CERES viz:
Prime Western BACON SIDES and SHoUJ-
DERS.
Refined SUGARS and SYRUP.
Pure M0lasses Rum.
SOAP, CANDLES.
Green and Black TEAS.
Manufactured TOBACCO.
SOLE LEATHER.
COTTON YARNS.
CHAMPAGNE WINE.
FRENCH BRANDY, &c.
HERRINGS, &c.
TBRAs.-Under 500, cash 800 and over, four
months credit, for approved paper.
fe 90 l. K a. r. DAVENPORT Aucts.
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CITY sCAEENGER

The undersigned is now prepared to clean out
Water Closets, Sinks and Out Houses, in the short
est notice, in which will not be offensive
to the premises on which he may work. Also,
lime them. His wagons CONSTRUCTED as to
be water and alright. His boxes be found
at DUVAL NORTON \, corner llth and Main sts.,
and JOHNSTON y MILLsPAUdU' :. on Main, between
18th and 18th streets. All orders left al the above
places will be promptly attended to.
fa I4-ts r H ATIEN
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The military spirit which pervades the State, as
evidenced by the correspondence of this office,
worid, believe, In case OF emergency, double
the militia force ~ men above 80 Pefiectiy aoi e.
and more than willing, TO bear arms, II the Stat
sha II need their services.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
WIN. IL. RICHARDSON, 4. q.
On motion of Mr.. FISHER, the commnnica-
ton was laid on the table and ordered TO be
prn ted.
COMPENSATION.
Mr. CONRAD, from the Committee on Fede-
raj Relations, offered a resolution fixing the
conversation of the clerk of that committee
at the rate of *2s per week. which was adopted.
STATE BONDS.
Mr.. WILSON, Of Harrison, offered the follow
ing:
Resalrea, That the Auditor Of Public Accounts be
raauested to report 10 this Convention whether
any loss has been cd TO THIS state from the
manner In which the Commissioners Of the Board
ri public Works have disposed OF the bonds of
the state-if so, what the loss Isl OF what 1t con-
sisted and when Il occurred aug .na ~, ne DC siso
sied nv each county OF the State for the 1880
for the compensation Of justices oi the reaee.-
Also. the amount paid TO Jurors, Ior ssrSiess rem
dered In the county courts, from the state and
county treasures during the same PERIOD.
On motion of Mr.. BRANCH, of Petersburg,
the resolution was laid on the table.
PRINTING THE DEBATES.
The President submitted the contract made
with the editors OF the Richmond Enquirer,
upon the terms they had proposed, for print
Ing the debates OF the Con yention.
Mr. NORRIS offered a resolution TO amend
the contract by supplying 100 papers to each
member instead of 20, as proposed: which,
on motion of Mr.. RAYMOND, was laid on the
table.
On motion of Mr.. PAratck, the Convention
adjourned.
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BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE MASS.

This article is prepared from the water of the
BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE SPRINGS, by
careful aud scientific method of evaporation,
whereby ii of the mineral ingredients and medl-
cinat properties of the water retained in 1t un
Agents, containing certihcateS OF Prof SAMUEL
JACKSON, Of the Jefferson Medical College, Phila-
nence, te~tifying to its efficacy in various dis
eases. The MASS and WATER is kept for sale
by Messrs. MEADE & BAKER and Il. I. ROBINsoS,
Druggists, Richmond, Va.
p ECUOLS 4 SONS
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BY Richard Cauthorn, Auct'r.


~ AUCTlON.-On FRIDAY, LIST day of March,
at 10 o'clock, at my store, | Will sell, at auction,
two NEGRO WOMEN, somewhat advanced in
wears, but active and serviceable. Also, will
hire young WOMAN, at auction for the baiaHce
Of the wear. fe PSI l.. CATTHORN.
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SAVINGS BANKS.


Chartered by the Legislature Of Ia.
CAPITAL............. 500 900.
MONEY received on deposit In sums Of FIVE
DOLLARS and upwards, on which interest at the
rate Of six per centum per aunum is paid tor Gums
remaining six months or longer I. for shorter PEE
RODS, interest at the rate OF per centum.
The whole joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received and certificates issued by the
Cashier, T. b. STARkE, at the store of spence
Carey, corner OF Main and Governor streets, Rich
mond Va. SAM'L COTTRELL, Pres't
r. b. STARkE. Cashier,
oe sa-l2m DAVID BAKER, Jk., Secretary,
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JAMES VI TAfLoK NON, Ancts. re 3-tds
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEAT LITTLE
By Redwood & Reach, Auct'rs.
~
VJs STREET.I
~ FINE MULES AND HORSES AT

~, FINE MULES AND HORSES AT
Ic}SAUCTl0N.-On WEDNESDAY, 9th day of
- March, we will, at the request of John p.
Dickinson. Trustee, sell, at auction, on Council
Chamber Hill, at 10 O'Clock A. M
20 MULES, most Of which are young, WELL
broken, and of fine size
good sized. snowy and most excellent HORSES.
Farmers and others in want OF good Mules and
Horses, would do well to attend this sale.
TERas-Four months, for approved, endorsed,
negotiable notes. IL 26-tds
NOTICE.-H0RSBS, MULES, COWS, HOGS,
~ HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
BUGGlEs; &c, AT PUBLIC AUCTIoN.-W be
sold az publ auction, on FRIDAY next the LIST
day of March, at II o'clock A. NJ, Gf fair II not,
on the next fair day at the residence OF John q.
Taylor, dec d. on the Brooke Plank Road, , mil es
from ~ RICHMOND, fine young MULES; HORSES;
10 COWS; 50 head Of HOGS; WAGONS; CARTS;
Ph0UGHS, &c; also, spring ICE WAGONS; 3
BUGGlES and HARM ESS: ! CARRIAGE. Also,
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE.
VIII be hired out for the balance of the year, /?
young WOMEN, both good house servants, and
several BOYS.
TERMs.-All sums Of $50 and under, cash over
that amount, 4 months credit, with interest
added, for approved negotiable paper
TkEMANDA T. TAYLOR, Adm'x of
fe Lab n To wi
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by K. Il. Cook, Auct'r.

STOCK OF GROCERIES LIQUORS, TIN
y WARE, &C, &c, AT AUCTION.-O HURS-
DAY, 2Sth inst, at 10 o clock, will sell, at the
store Of Messrs. Wyatt " Ashton, corner gath and
Main streets, their entire stock Of
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, TlNWARE,
STORE FIXTURES, BAR and CONTENTS, 30.
The attention of the trade Is requested, as the
stock consists of we'll selected articles Ia the
Re ss 3. B. COOK, Auct'r.
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~ A l. T. OF NE G K o Z 3

We will sell at CHARLOTTE COURT HOUSE,
on MONDAY, the 4th day of March next, about
FIFTY NEGROES.
TRRMs-At sale. THOMAS PUGH,
fe l6-dtd STEPHEN DAVIS,
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sTITCN IN TIME SAVES NiNE.-If
~ your hair is inclined to fall ont, purchase a
bottle of EEEklEL'S HAIR RESTORER. Refer
ence to ladies and gentlemen of this city can be
given, who have restored their haif by its use
when all other applications have failed.
For sale by all Druggists. Price il Per bottle.
Orders must be addressed to
ia e8--Im* n EZEKIEL. 90 Main st.
WIRE AND SIEVE FACTOHY.--The I'M
w dersigned respectfully asks the attention of
merchants aad the public generally to his stock.
He manufactures ROLLING SCREEN WIRE, for
merchants mills FAN and STANDING SCREEN
WIRE. Also, RIDDLES and sIEYES Of all kinds;
BIRD CAGES; RAT and MOUSE TRAPS; Plain
aud Fancy WIRE WORK for doors, front win
dows, &c. Also, Corn, Sand nd GuanO SCREENS.
81 Prompt attention given to orders.
6. W. JESS0P,
Pearl ST., below Cary, Richmond, Va.
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CHARLES FLOYD, WHOLESALE PROVE

CHARLES FLOYD, WHOLESALE PR0VI-
- SION DEALER, offers for sale
loo boxes CUTTING CHEESE.
leo boxes ENGLISH BARRY CHEESE.
cases prime ENGLISH SHELTON CHEESE.
SO hall tubs first quality LEAF LARD.
$50 packages prime GOSHEN aud ORANGE
COUNTY BUTTER.
ALSO-BAC8N, HAMS. and SHOULDERS
18TH ST, BETW'N MAIN AND CARY.
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A REMEDY FOK THE CKISIS.-In con-
~ sequence Of the depressed state of financial
affairs of the country our stock Of Clothing and
Furnishing Goods is much larger this than At any
previous season, the whole of which we will dis
pose of at greatly reduced prices, in order to
make room for the approaching spring. aud TO
enable all in want to be supplied at small cost.
Our stock consists Of every article Of Gents ear
ing Apparel-Black Dress Suits; Fancy Business
Suits; Black, Brown and Blue Beaver Cloth Sack
and ourtout oyercoats; Shawls; Dressing Gowns;
Robes; Furnishing Goods, SC, SC, &C.
1O3, NOAH WALKER CO, 1O3,
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IASSlMERE SUlIS--Of good quality, good
~ style and low prices, may be found at los Main
street. We want to sell the whole lot, and invite
attention thereto. w. 8. TUPMAN, Agent,
fe 20 los Main street.
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NOTICE. nave large me assorl-
~ ment Of Ready made Clothing for gentlemen's
wear, and also q good stock OF Negro Clothing,
which We have determined TO seii for the balance
and to panctual customers. We hope that the
above announcement win secure for us ~ once
call from all who are In need Of any hing tn our
line, AZ are determined TO conform strictly TO
this notice. SIMPSON 4 MILLER,
lis Main street,
Opposite Mitchell and Tyler's, Richmond.
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I ME, LIME, LIME am prepared to fur
- nish farmers aud others with SHE'LL LIME Of
the best quality, in large or small quantities, as
low, lower, than ii can be obtained elsew here,
delivered at any of the depots board Of boats
in The Basin or Dock. Please send your orders to
my lime kilns, the Canal or at Baeon's Quarter
Branch, or JOHN J. WRRrH's office, corner 10th
sss and b b BS q Main Sd Re
fs 5Nlms WIN SMITH.
LIRE AND BUKGLAR-PROOFs SAFES,
T. OF FARRELL, HERRING co. 5 MANUFAC-
TURE.-The subscriber has consignment as
sorted sizes Q? the above celebrated SAFES, which
ne Isss At the ~ GH5o9sw
fe Its j. H. DiGGES No. SO Main street.
NOTICE.--volunteer onioers of the State are
~ respectfully informed that beside the bonds
auired by law, there must be an order from the
Adiutant General, to authorize the Superint endent
of the State Armory to issue arms, &c n,,ocv
DOGLE'S HYPERION FLUID.-The only
preservation Of the Hair IL prevents the hair
rom falling on or saang5ag IT. e9lor by
TEEOSINE OLA fresh supply OF keIo-
IN Sine ell, of superior quality, burning without
smoke or unpleas ant odor, ior sale by
$500 W. PETERSON CO.. pnraggists,.
0yERCOATs AND OVERSACkS, at lilo
~ Main Street.-The subscribers offer their en-
tire stock of Fashionable Overcoats and Sacks at
si Re u ''A'''' sHAFER, HALsEY & co.
NJ EST OF ENGLAND TOILET SOAPS
w Extra scented Windsor Soap; Turtle Oil
Soap; Sweet Cnrd and Pe;roline or Soap. Also,
Military Shaving aud silver Soap. For sale by
fe ls W.PETERSnS CO., i55 Main st.
CTEEL FIRE SETs.-fme Polished Steel
= Fire Sets, Fire Stands Brass Shoyeis and Tongs,
Tenders, Blower StaYds, &c, 10 oe bad OF
ia21 TfloS. A. buckley Il co
EXTRA c AND c SUGAR. bbls, prime
T. Extra sugar; IS bbls. prime Sugar. Re-
'ut.ahs' io' sIaEwis WEBB JOHN G. WADE. 5
JAPANESE TRAYS something elegant and
y unique, for sale by
as DOVE " CO., Druggists.
UEROSINE OIL. "A fresh supply ofkerosine
IN Oil aud Lamps, for sale by
JaaI j. W. FRAYsER. Druggist, nth st.
4 XLE GREASE-A fresh supply just received
a and for sale, wholesale and retail by
r. w. POWERS, Druggist
faie ~ Main street. corner Wall
nEvONSHIRE SEWING CHAIRS-A use.
~ full and desirable Chair, being well adapted for
iss THos. 4. BuLKLRY 4 CO.
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DIPEs, PIPES.-Fausy 0srman pipss. IN
j great variety. Also, the famous PowhAtan
Pipes. and Root stems. for sale by
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The North aid The Iniou.

The Cincinnati Gazette having absurdly as
ssrted that the North owes nothing to the
UGion, and pays three. uarters Of the revenue,
while the Cotton States draw most literally
upon II, The Enquirer, of that CITY, reminds 1t
that the North is a greater gamer by the Union
than the South, that the laws combining the
coastng trade to national vessels-not allow.
Ing foreign vessels to participate in it-bene.
fl the North mainly, the South having few
vessels. The revenue laws to the extent thai
they protect American manufactures, benefi
the North almost entirely, the South having
bat few man ufactories. The South has paid
hundreds Of millions Of dollars to protec
Northern man ufactures and Northern ship.
ping.
The South pays two-thirds Of the foreign
exports. Her article of cotton alone paws
twice as much of the balance against us In
4 uTope. on account Of our impor tations az
all the Northern exports. In view Of these
FACTS, how ridiculous to contend, as the Ga.
cite does, that the South is of no benefit to the
North And how surprising that the N orth
should be anxious TO sustain, by force Of arms
q Union from which she derives no benefits.
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MILITARY DRFENCEs.-Among the recent
publications upon the state of the country, is
a letter from Col. GEO. W. RICHARDSON, of
Hanover. The Colonel reasons upon the sew
eral points he presents at much length. He
assumes that there is little or no hope of an
adjustment Of our difficulties with the North
and that in the separation which, in all hu-
man probability, will take place, war Is inevi-
table. He infers that the North is determined
upon coercion, from the general tone OF public
sentiment there, and that there is little proba-
bility Of a settlement, since the Republicans,
who have the power, will not yield to our de-
mands, because that would be to destroy their
party-a fate they cannot submit to, Just as they
have acquired power. Under these impress
sions, he urges the policy OF arming and drill
ing the militia with the utmost promptness
in all the Southern States but especially in
Virginia. He recommends that the troops be
sent to some suitable place, there to be regu-
larry drilled in the art of war, and in camp
and garrison duty. II anything, he thinks,
can prevent war, it is preparation for it. He
portrays with energy the disadvantages and
the horrors which would likely come upon us
il we were called on to meet the calamity of
war without such preparation.
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The Hebrews and Slavery.

II IL singular fact that the most mas terIy
expositions which have lately been made OF
the constitutional and the religious argumep,
for slavery are from gentlemen Of the Hebrew
faith. Senator BENJAMIN, Of Louisiana, has
made most unanswerable speech on the
rights OF the South ever made In the Senate,
ana haooa kArHALL, in the pulpit Of New
fork, mas delivered a discourse which stands
ike the latest peak OF the Himnalshs-im-
movable and Incompatible. Both these Of
forts are a. great In their calmnsss and dig
nifty a. In their irresistible logic and profound
Learning. IN addition to its unrivalIed srudi-
uon, tners Is something almost startling and
snoiime where, In certain part Of his dis
course, this Jewish Rabbi instructs that false
preacher OF Christianity, II. w. BEsoHsR. In
the spirit and principles OF his own religion.