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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-06

MY Stock Of native vines comprira AL. the van.
able varieties with which lam acquainted. re-
plants have been produced with grcatears, unduAi
most favomblo circumstances for healthy dsEsig-
ment and surpass in excellency any that I havehrs-
tofore been able % Offer.
For tho fan trade, only a limited supply d Uha
Village, Ben0ir, Lincoln, Pauline, Elsingburg. uF
Tor Cor Bullitt,) and Aloas Hybsid h offered. 81
best Delaware Layers, also, the supplyh not Arg,
but quality unequaled.
The stock from Delaware, single eyes grown bed
IN house and open air, b largs and bne. For rn-
yard planting some strong rines grated On CataE.
ba and Isabella stocks, are offered at lgH pdo-
Very large iayersof Dls6s. HsfbsnaaE ana Ca.
cord, gE0Hn gifA opeeial caro- ~ lnnsliaiobeR.
ing. Good Layers ofAnnh, Kots Hybrid, ~ hnh
also Clara, Cassidy, To Kalon, Rsbscca, Mlirt
Louisa, Logan, Emily, Canby's August, HsiUa,H b..
Prolific, Cuyahoga. &c.
A general assortment Of foreign varieties fT "
nerics.
OF Dowuings Everbeariug MaIbory the ury
isnot large, and a great part Of the trees aralI
ordered. They are very vigorous, and ths Hod
well grown and maturcd.
Wholesale descriptive list sent 10 those VINO va
10 form clubs, on application. List also cent b
dealers. Fourth edition Of Illustrated -Caalors
sent for two three cent stamps lis designed 70 y
a full and comprehensive treatise on the managr
ment Of the vine, giving such Information AZ pr
chascrs and growers aro supposed % need. Pare
ulor directions are given for the preparation d hf
soil and planting, and the directions f0r ,ssiBHg
are illustrated BY many carefully prepared sng1f'
ings.
The descriptions Of the varieties =iI b bci
accurate and trustworthy, being drawn frrm ps-i
al knoWeledgo, and very extensive o6ssrvatoh.
c. ". GRANT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-06
OIirs Braneh. Czamoni CO. D.
True Delaware Grape Vines
PRoPAGARED FROM THE Original

PROPAGAPED FROM THE ORIGINAL
STOCK.
Strong, WeH-rO0fed One Year Oh zines 81 Tsco-
gear Old sI-50 % 500. 4 fstg erfra large levers.
rita bearing rood, s2f 50. Smaller iegera 81 20
$50.
ALSO hnevines o. Ailen'sneT white Hybrid. Anna.
Clara Concord, Chnton, Cassadys IlanaB Herbemont.
Hartford, Prolific. Logan, lie NoiF, Lydia, Louisa. on
taTto, Rebecca, RoEerss new Hybrids, Taylor's BuiIltt.
To-EaIcn. Union village, &C.
Compactly grown pslawarcs, with abuudanf Gns.
fbrous roots. carefully packed II noes. e~nveioped in Oh
SILK, and sent post paid. % any part Of the Union. On
receipt Of 81 each.
Isahellas and Catawhas 81 enc andtw W. years growth.
foreign vines for G~raperiess Raspbardes, Blackberues.
StraWtefries, No, al az The lowest rates,
E-Send for q circular.
GEO. " CAMPBELL. Dslawars.O O.
Oct. IS, 1850. ui5-am.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-06
1861
MeCORMICKS
Reaper 8 Move,
MnnuERCfaar-a
e.. "a. mccormick
CHICAGO, Ills.
twenty-five Thousand Sold DuTs,a
LAST SIX year. -
"A Arsrage. II ousr 400 sact lear. 81
iasrsasd 6roa l5oo IS Bfh s0a


A. q Reaper, the "MeCormiekH hs Be-,
the American public or The last tEsnf-
during that time has gained q rtpatafs
= WoHd- Vide" notwithstanding ths --a
crcasiuE eompe1iion, aud The hctta iss.-. =
gagged in she development q ReaTinr 49,
aMcCOrmiek leads the ran-the ae knssI5a
psrior q al IN the march Cor Trastial
mcnts.
The representations made By other 49,
that the McCormick vas soncaa a -
butts nov natigsafed, l. simply udiculoa
ereasing demand VIII prove. Ne single 49,,
ment IN the WORLD, mauafachlres g -
these implements, and nona eTaeufs c1u,i
time o. talent In raiaAs improFemenL
Many changes have been edeeao3 dudnsN
season, and Tor 1851, the ~McCormick'
greater attractions than ever before. AtaR.@
its
SIMPLICITY, S~TRENGTHANDm
RABILITY
commend e to the farmer, Wkas its ar,-
work, With economy Of poser gfe Be lhstr,fs
over an others.
The c0mpacting the fnms, thas sssur,,
perfect balance b the machine tie Bosifi
faker. in the rear Of the dnveg, thus 49,,
weight where it should be, and relieving ~
er pants q The machine; the decreased va, =.
slight irdcntation Of the sickle. TIE Ca-sS -
and othog improvements added, hsva maf,r,n-
senct the dirrct dmught and 90 obViated 49,
dranght that many assure us that f 49, -
vxist. The daught Of The Reaper a a. ~. II.
in numerous instances the larga four-hcrs -..t
Is worked with but two horses.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-06
OREGON Nursery.

We beg 90 call the attention Of the public 20 the FIo-
raj department Of our Establishment, which We nov
have In full and successful operation. Our stock q,
Greenhouse, bedding and Flnwering Plants. Shrubs.
sc, consisting In part o. Gcraneums, Yerbenss, Dab
las, Peloxcs, Peonlcs. Heliotropes. &c.. we oger for
sale the coming spring a. l8Wer prices than usual. there
By placing them within the reach Of eli. Nest o. these
pianishower al and foF size. color, form. and
~fregunCe o. flower cannot De eKoeIIed.
Having TIE EdvantaFe Of O. nrFt class uropasaflur
house and bee appendices, which affords rs facilities Tor
iucreasiug car stock q any demand. PARTIES sho'd
have no Tears ~ EoHing ubat hey want b handing In
their orders early.
We attend o. fle Pfaparsfnr Department o~urfeives.
an4 warrant every article purchased o. us % be good,
tisonEs hca.thT, we'll aasaai plants, and true 20 name,
Our dcarFtpIre anG priced catalogues viii be cat in
Ap-ilf audulu De- frrwauIrd lvmail 20 all applicants.
J.A.FANARsDALH.E So. Joseph AgriculturaI
House. ard n. ". TrRNA AZ. Wsnmcr Odlcc, BruWuville,
Mt. areour aulhgntaa Azeilts. All orCers len with
themWlll receive prsmpt 1~tteltion.
IN BURCuES & co.
p. s.. Having foTcnT pats sleCauT fer Tie puTpcEe,
we will have E0TAIlfE plants fur safe by the
million, 81 reduced prices. T.. II. b. & c..
Oregon No. Eel. 1854 Eeh 1854
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-06
Bee-KeepIng EIpiained.

Toe best practical work Tet pn1iishcd. sea- -
dollar. Bees soT sslaby TIE sEarui with Italtaa
Class honey boxes Ec.s az Cinglrrs viz P
lars sent % All applicants. 4dcress
u. QEINbI.
Jonas NE 3 l.
Ian 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-06
Bnckets md WheeIs

u. THURMAE hasoR hand slot Of Ne.A
Bucketss nd Wheels
BrQwnyiio, April II, ~. rifyy
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-06
Oxen Wanted.

The EuhecfitfrF are DESTROYS Of buying three yoke q
rod, hesgT t1rae four or nVe year-old oxen, ~pne-thlrd
t@4r aw1A-lec csh ~ siz nCuthss ~ PAYABLE Ia
Grdsp1a delivers 90 Cattle.
orwe wilitake Cattle ~ dcltf.
nese D.INARTIN &co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-06
THEOD0RE HILL. Agpnl
10 INA VINES

bFoWnViIIe, Nebrhaka,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07
OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.
WIgunaTox March k IQg1

To the Editor Of the Whig:
Mr.. Buchanan left the city to-day for bis residence
Wheatlsnd, in Pennsylvania. lie was escorted to the
by large body Of federal and citizen soldiery, and
was loudly chcered while on bis way lhther.
The Cabinet was announced as composed Of Seward,
Cameron, Chase, Bates, Weles. Smith and Blair. The
chief interest was cenered the question Of whether
Chase would be In the Cabinet and the utmost On riety
felt at the intelligence that such the case II was
only this morning that his selection was determined upon
It may be that understanding as to modification
of his ultra views exists between him and Cameron and
Seward leading their all entering the Cabinet togeth-
er.
Intelligence received from every quarter Of Maryland
represents much evaporation at the Inaugural The de-
preston here among the moderate Is very great Dele
cations from various States have called to-day on the
President rendering addresses and receiving replies from
him. 1t il much be feared that the present irritation
will eventuate in some serious trouble in this city, and
accounts received here from the Border States
gloomy condition OF matters therein. The special
sion of the Senate will probably last for a couple Of
weeks
There is little doubt but that at what is considered the
proper moment the Administration intend to employ
force. As the responsibility of the first blow will be- if
possible avoided violence will be rather courted from
the South TO offer plausible Though but little
known, the Executive Departments of Government
so busy even in war time. SIC.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07
NJ. LEaceia,s Loglc.

Tb, New York Ir.tts which seems to be, or at least
to assume to be he authoritative exponent OF Mr. Liz
SONS views, tes The country that i need no, expect Any
coac ,oa fom tie PrrsijsGt-tha. the people at the
November election pronounced verdict in favor Of The
Chicago Pauolu-and that any copce sioa would be
ul+u.hor'sai reversal Of thst verdict
Tus is the umest logic conceivable. The verdict OF
the people at tie November election aot in favor OF
the Chicago Platform, but against it, LneoIa was, in
deed fairly elected President bu l. in the teeth of
combined popular vote Of lo0llaS majority against
hiu. The number Of those who voted for Mr. L'ncor,
and 10 favor Of the Csacag2 Platform s6i $50; the
number Of those ~ho vo;ej against h end therefore
against the Chicago Platform, was sSo,82Si
T. therefore, the November vote q verdict the
slavery question at all it was an overwhelming verd ct
against the Chicago Platform aud the principles of the
Republican party Does not Mr.. Liucola owe some def
eresoe : he tremendous popular m ority against him
Has he moral right = spite Of that m .r,ty to adhere
renorselsssy to the policy of wbcd majority
signal condemnation
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07
Yhen-NoM.

The New York E1Erss' calls attention TO the fact
that on the n March i77i, George the Third, then
Erg Of Great Br aid, sent special message to both
Il uses of Parliament, informing them Of.
Tie unwarrlrtabe rr-ctices carried on in North
America. and particularly of the violent and outrage
ous proceedings az Boston, with view of Obstructing
tac soamerce Of the Kingdom and upon grounds and
pretenc,s r4e-iS;sly subversiye of its constitution"
The two Houses respSpSel Immediately, by passing
all the coercion bills which asked ior TIE first
was the Boston port ol closing the eustom-hOuses and
.l.tus up the port entirely against ell commerce, en-
tsrirg or oeP-.nS.
This and other acts whC1 sew far-seeing statesmen
in England denounced Numerically oppose to every
sasure OF sound policy, the immediate precursors
Of the connsz which precpitAttd the divided empire
into war
Is 756 to be lost sigh. Of in lSol Like Mr. Lincoln
&c ere only asking questions"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07
l. tI,y Government a Failure ,

Sybsu baek or other corporation has been badly
..ed-xhez clerk tell has proved dishonest,
and te s,ockbode5s ia cor quence OF such msmsnagt'
. or such dishonesty bav- scsaiced heavy losses, il
;.r.t e.,s 10 burn down tue bank, o. 20 destroy all
r,..ias Of the invested capital The usa1, course
-, t.r, oa. the dishonest or incompetent officers 20
oq,r,l fhe bcoks TO r,cy -hst is wrong, and to re-
s.or, the corporation to its legitimate l1s.tou
We are told uat tie Uaiou has proved a ianufe. /.
IN be denied that it succeeded admirably vel, at
Last up 10 lS-7. In that year General Jackson Ia ms
80, -, IN. legislature Of Tennessee for the hrst time
.ed the particular party that supported A' the Dem
,,r,v Il ia tile 10 was not at all Ike tie old
s,.rbcan party Of which J,sessOn was the head and
,Al If, ia iay bad borne that ds;Hs;se spPela;ion
ytb,le.s tbe name stuck, and the party 40 auction
NV, horne il ever since. They have done more. They
have had the control alno, absolute Of the government
,,.r .io,s hat period For mouth ouly, from tie
All NJ N,reA % the All Of April lS4I das,ng tie Psesi
ev Of General HARRISON have the dig party bad ;he
Rim. IN their hands GA ;he last mentioned day, M
,rr succeeded by virtue Of his cce, aud soon threw
The Wig party overheard. For the reAiHder OF that
Congress the Ways had the msjority in both Houses
Int thev could carry out ne Of policy because tae
President was against them Daring tie administration
o. Tsylor and Fillmore large majority o: ooti Houses
ssls against them 1t may D. aid, therefore, that Tie
Democracy have controlled the government With an IN
tsrvL Of only one mon,h for thify,Wo ycs-5 IN that
aim, the government has been brought to the verge Of
-uin VIZ responsible. Is the government failure
because the paIy tsat has had il in keeping has failed
Because Cobb destroyed ia hcances, Floyd involved II
IN Millions Of debt, Thompson betrayed is COUNSEL
b,cause T~ggs surrendered ia wto.a -rsy upon Goa
r,s ,oa that pats Arnold to the bMsh-ase Ne . eor
si.r that the government, has failed: Would il nos o.
uoss correct 10 say thst the Democratic President has
f,Heds And because Deseratc President fails IN his
dsty ase ss 60 ump once to the sePrlson that The
government is fiares Is every goyernIaeus ttat has
IA misfortune to be cursed with incompetent or dishoI
sst officers 20 be regard as a failure
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07
VenuIity OF Northern LecIsiayors.

For many Yeas past, The dishonest se'a hness of
Northern communities has been plainly maucstiug itssl
in those occupying caee public stations. Their Legs-
at.rel aaj corporate bodies have been market houses
ior .be purchase and sal. OF sud measures. Cor
..p;oa aad prostitution OF public Office to private gain
B. by.e.r Che general rule, and honesty the exception
The notorious &AETlEs.- whose rot,enuess caused hi,
expulsion from the halls Of Congress actually re-
elected by liza constituents, who seemed to think that,
hi' grossly dishonest career was bnl another phase o.
Yankee cs'slsss. The Republican Legislature which
assembled SO Albany au,ccsden the present session.
vss universag pronounced by both friend aad foe, 10
DC he most yeual and corrupt tod7 of men ever Assem-
bl,d IL The r,cscrt Legislature Of New ork. nov in
.cs.or, one Of the members fo-. al any county has
been arrested ior the crime Of bribery AID corruption
ge ,G,red sell or 500 cash and $50 on time bis vote
l favor OF LH sdgaUci,g the salary Of the assistant
Ji-uc. attorney G. Albany. trJm yi"Ir 20 Si5a1. The
affidavit Of she d. t-ci attorney shows that the PROPOSE
oa sas openly aui boldly made aud no. even disguised
by this model legislator.
The New York H.rld says that li.tle more iuyesti
esdon would rroLsbIy develop rich vein Of bib ~
All corruption 10 that quarter
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07
Hos WIN They Get Rack.

The question is frequently asked "hO" will the seee
jsd States gci hack into ths Union, in the event
Ct setl msut satisfactory TO ths border States ~
Tscre is 10 doubt that those who lave been
most conspicuous in forming new confederaey, vii
ie, extremely mortified to be compelled to abandon
tAe project but soon as the excuse for separation
l,s way the Union party now latent in those States
WI! become a., ald the inconveGences Of dsunion
together with the prospec, o. eanou TAXATION in case
Of var will give that party great strength AID in little
time i, will gain ms 5.ts in all the States except South
CACna which will probably stay out until she becomes
az oeo, q rtcle to her ueghbors aad her commerce
Is destroyed satisfactory settlement of ve1ed ques
;,,, should be made u is probable ia. Louisiana and
Georgia weoS yery soon eyncs desire to be restored
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07
RECEPTION OF GEN. CASs AT H0YE-sPEECH
on THE CRISIS

RECEPTION OF GEN CASS AT H0EE-SPEECH
on THE CRISIS.
Cen Cass who has Just closed bis long public career
had kind reception reaching his home at Detroit,
Michigan, last week. large body OF citizens escorted
hm ilo the town. where he welcomed by tie Mayor
aud responded in touching language concluding fol-
lows:
- have but enc regret TO encounter 10 resumng my
place among Yo, and that arises from the erious crisis
IN which country ~ involved on 60 but justice
in a,trbuCg to earnest desire for the pr,serva-
ton Of this Union aud OF the Constitution the great
greater measure o. freedom and prosperity than auy
aatioa ever eaoycd before freely persuade
myself that am not oppressed by some fear u dream
Thea reflect upon all that Ia passing in country
and upon the position in which this great republic is
paccc suddenly struck from tue summit OF its prosper
IT, and with future before us which man con.
paIe without the mos. serious aarm In all history
there is nothing like it, With no external enemy to
trouble US, with internal oppression, with none oil
those valuations OF Pest or famine other evils by
which nations are often punished for their Offences, We
have rccke,siy put hazlrd inesmable blessings,
aud entering that path o. Gi'cord and division, aud
border disputes, which, there Is any truth in hiso Y,
must lead 10 most disastrous consequences. | do no:
aude this fearful sub Get in any partisan spirit. do
not seek to nyesya the oanses which led 10 the pres
ent state OF things But indulge ia the hope hat be-
fore ia too late there will be determination through
the whole counry-a firm detcrminition-to cultivate
feelings OF friendship and harmony, accompanied by the
manifestation OF u spirit of couciaton and compromise
justice indeed which may lead to the hope that, il
the work earnestly and promptly undertaken, we may
succeed under Providence, in reestabshng the integ
rity AID the blessings OF the Constitution with the patri-
otto &C. operation OF the whole American people,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07

oyuos 90 ZEE wns. Mach iss,
REOEfPrS HROh THE INTrRIop

The following Isl detailed statement Of the recss,.
At Richmond, by canal and railroads. during the ontb Of
ruaU:
By Tir0iHid Central Railroad sl bush.s vh.., .s,.
do ccrn, gIt hhds tobseeo, 20 bs ginseng ID, bs.e
SI2T2 lbs butter 1s otte 2 calves horses 4 bsx, ga hss
lI5 100 furs 5fj9 lDs lard q dres..
try 4za1 lbs yerson and game 42 tbl app 70 bas.s .,
70 pks wheat meal 4Ss bush COZ los died s
9is bb honr % brs potttoes s96 bs TOBACCO bu,
1913 bus asxeed t7 bus clover r-ed los
hay. 23t lbs bees $40 pkgs MD tobacco ~ p la
paper IS kegs 1875 bbi whisky ~ hds sss 100 Emit
barrels - pkgs miLefal water, &c. ~
BY Jfmes Aicra aud Amanda cInaL q ioT buhss .h.,
aG bus OATS 81 tons pig ror tons copper 30
stone lead I5i tons hay f9 sod Is9 M
apples ISL lbs bacon $50 empty liquor bbs go empty dour b
go lbs bu ter 10 bus neal 100 bus nsrssed ne ds
u GO los ard 2ooi bs leather sheep 30 Ibis wildly ~ n.
wool
BY Richmond and Petersburg Railroad iOl Ind, t,bse.o
do MS 935 bushels wheat Z bb hu 10 boxes tobacco ~
90 kegs lard coz lbs bacon II empty bhs m,
pen,iue i8 dcms cs Sos lbs iron castings lbs cot
waste $ 80 do C3 bb brandy 20 Rrn l5s h,
miscellaneous
By Riclnond and DanrDs RaIcord 10000 bu, vb.,, .
tobacco s2 hh 81 hhds stems ear ,i
empty b,el Is boxes pipes IS hrkns butter IL ,t
81 bags potatoes, 2bsrres nour lard WHISKY
II hays fesher bags uax bags meal 80 COIL etc
BY Richmond FrodsriekJHyg and Potomac RIro1d ia
wheat 2 6t2 bus n hhds and boxes t'baees "
empty bae sc oUndls wrapping and printing paper IL pIg
tgg 900 feet lumber S b butter, 10 bsys dried fruit I
lbs sunies As hos meal 9G bus oats o. hos peas IL ps,
RAGS 252 rye 22 cords wood loads hoop pog "a
mestcs, bbls -four. and wheat maehne. q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07
GOVERNOR CAUSE.-THE BATL-GEN. SCOTT AND
ECN wool.

WASHINGTON, March Mr. Chase says to his friends
that he has until tomorrow at noon TO decide wheh,
or not he will accept the place OF Secretary of the Treas
ury lie is battling between Senatorial term, with all
its ease and dignity and the responsibility OF position
where tbe prospect Of adequate means TO Gerry or the
government Is poor indeed aud where It's credit is
stinty deprcoia;ing.
The Inauguration ball bad failure in financial
point of view. Hundreds of saaried men of the repnb-
can priy kept away Such fact is ominous concern
ing the future business prosperity OF Wa' ellington.
Large delegations OF republicans still remain here,
Sho aye constantly calling in a body upon prominen,
public men o! their stamp in politics. 1t is supposed
that some of them could be induced to accept Office.
Objection was made by some Southern Senators
tn confirmation of the Southern members OF Lincons
Catfnet.
Generals Scott and Wool yesterday at the head
of the batteries of flying artillery, ready to act in person
upon emergency. A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07
APreifh Sceue.

That was pretty scene al Buffalo, New York, on Wash
ingou's birthday when the pupils of the High School
ese celebrating the glorious anniversary, and Miss Pad
dock read a 6eggatf,l, IaIiote poem by Mis- Avery
upon the CONCLUSION o. which Aillard Fillmore rose AMI
after the tumult cheering, sais DIT 10 believed that
az The successors Of Washington IN the Presidential Shair
had sndea,ared administer the government OF
coes with What s~sesSs time and history must deter
mine. A dark cloud vas iOSe.iag over Il e South. II
was our duty in the North, the duty o. sss'y Pari to
Withhold all manifestations Of hostility, to SPo~ Tie
South that We were their brehern tst ~ we're reaay
ic c,neste them aud to do by doing all that we ever
agree 10 20, and then cal upon them to d. e'eFythi
that tn had AGREED With ", Tie country vas raising
rfoagA terrible crisis but be believed that the a.
soa'n shisk lrssided Over its birth would ultimately
avsiL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07
MISSOURI STATE CONVENTION.

ST. LOUIS March The resolution appointing a
committee Of three to inform Commissioner Glenn, OF
Georgia, that the Convention was ready to receive any
communication he may have TO make from his State was
fnally passed by vote OF 62 against 30.
Mr. Geun was then INTRODUCED to the Convention
He read the articles of secession adopted by Georgia. at
ter which he made speech stating the cause which in
dlced Gsorgi discover her connection with the feder-
al government and strongly urged Missouri to join hiG
State in the formation of Southern Confederacy.
Mr. Glenns remarks greeted with hissings and
hootngs from the lobby which the chairman failed to
suppress.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07
SnbmIsNIonists.

Le, Is ceGus .bis aow common term.
Ne is sabu.sI)ui.t who wishes Virginia to surren
d = her osD Judgment to tie d.ctatiOn Of others
liz 'sa sgbGssioaist Who would siio% the voice OF
p.u., an ewes 5sss,is6ed State PreciPste u into
= LorTii reyOlatOd
tie subm.s,.onis. who eOnsen.S that the four mt
Eoas Of tie CouOa States should ruls re eisa' MI
E,ns Of the great Border States
He is subniss0nst Who says that Virginia, With her
million and half Of people shall not he the arbter OF
her destiny.
I'd, i suomssioDist who dares not stand his ground
AL f.o. she approaching danger in the Union.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07
RECEPTION OF GEN. TWlGGS AT NEW ORLEANS
LATER FROM TEXAS.

NEW ORLEANS March 1.-The annual celebration OF
the fire department took place to-day. twas magnif-
cent display.
The convention re.assembed to-day resolution was
passed for the convention TO unite in public reception
tomorrow to General Twiggsr inviting him TO seat on
the floor Of the convention resolution offered
nstructbg the Louisiana delegates in the Southern Con-
gress not to cede any part OF the public domain to tie
confederation.
NAw ORLEANS; March 5.-Gsn. Twiggs was received
here to-day with an escort end salute.
The cutter Dodge has been seized by the Texan au-
thorites.
Tho officer in command of Fort Brown preparing for
defeus operations. The Texas troops were concen-
tr4ting in the neighhorhood for an attack
Fort Casper has surrendered to he State authorities
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07

TIE salem Ala Rsgilis tA,eks there IS not pubic
mors angie bsaleb Of bnsSsss q tsy kind single Ia
D,rsst Of human enterprise in lhis county - one SIP
"a, odlyiau in &, but has suffered more or less By tie
se.,n, ,ilaGso Sac lOss g. tie country al scarcely
3. lea. IA ma INC usand nsl.Oss Of dollars.