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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-22

sAsH, BLIND AND DOOR
Mandatory
CORNER 7ra AND MAIN STREETS RICHMOND VA,
MERCER q HILL
M prepared 70 s1pply a. tie shortest d,cp-
n uon Of worn In hs Inc Operating with mod approved
aachnery and the best quality they Win AFT
their work 10 be Of the beat order
Person, who ether building repairing resp
vited 70 give call
- Orders from the country viii prorpt attention
We purchase 9ass fsctcry prices and ilrr
Sash glssed al the lowest ri;es.
.p2t-ly ErRoEE & HILL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-22
W. ELsoM. ". O. DARLINGTON.
address, .HOwardsviIe, Virginia.
ELSOM d cos
1861. MIIGss 1861

1861. NEss.Is 1861.
NAIL PA OK EFT LINE,
PACKET CLARA, Captain D. D. IsbeT.
PACKET Pl RasSF f GcSfR cept .S,Ss
rayE Richmond GaS MSnS.y, Wsdne:day and fr,dsy,
With superior accommodations for travellers tvsoily
between Richmond, Lynchburg, and Lexington
Geo, and paid for II lost. Our Agents are:
w. p 6ruchneld, Richmond; BOcOck Parrish, Lynchburg
and g. Norgrove. Lexington. male
INONTAINEs' sOLIDIPIED CREAM % Wild rLOWERs-yOr
Shaving nothing be saith sry. gor the Gbution
Of infants preventing eruponI &C. szpsor 70 any other
''r ' .'N'- ''' ". rEffrIsoz 90, Druggists.
DAC0N.-2 bs surry County anr- ard nog Round Be-
nySS ws. H. PLrAsANTs.
DOCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY.-we have In
store large assortment OF Pooke and Table CUTLERY which
Y: .S Sa'r for sale cheap IL s.a TO- :9..
CtHAINs.-we have in store and sale 1000 pairs
trace Chains all Sasss 500 bright OK and log do ~ S1si
90 importers Of Hardware, IA Main ct. Ocll
GIVE sEsvIoE-J W. RANDOLPH, 191 Main Street, will
IA publish this morning. Capt Sleles Handbook for Active
servlee containing praeiea distraction N camp Duties The
Guard and Guard Mounting RaonS and Mode Cooking Them
With plates, price 70 cia 0cis
DANK NOTE PAPER. W. RANDOLPH ha, for sale 2cOO
ID Elects Bank Note Paper. Notes printed this paper
be counteffeled oc16
SUGAR AND mOLASsEs.-Gs hhds suslr, fair to
choice s1ay S1 sS' sSSSs o 10 Sb crushed su
No. CHEAP INsUE2ANCE.-Herrinp,s
NSA Patent Pre- Proof safe. i,ssse much for he
cost nsn Insurance Policies and last iay years. Business
store. EticEIrs wiISoRD,
ja31 100 Main rtrest.
A AT MHADE q BAKERS DRUG sTORA,
"A ls6 Main street, corner above Post once,
anses and others win nnd one ss,oruen, Of Lubns and
the loveat SrIcs' 'or cssh jeis
HOrs, HOPS, Hops, Hops, Hops, for ale BY
wholesa'e and Retail,
sell Corner Of Broad and Iih strees
RED WAGON HAnEs.---Js,t received elgh. dosen BED
No. ics ain s.Tss Vi nome Manufactured oLASH sS
" oc2s EDMOND, DAVENPORT co..
RICE;-oaIOllna Rio', in fierce. and bags for sale By
H oc28 kDhOND, DIvENPORTk COZ
ALT5OO sacks Ground Alum sa Ia .lor, And for sale BY
EIRE CRACHE0s-s0O bOTss Fire Crackers, Imported
oy US Tor sale BY LDNOND, DAVENPORT 90 ocPs
n nv W PETERSON 4 Co. Druesi:is se3s
CLoysS-sSO bales bcst qualiy Gloves, for sale BY
" sci sOM0Sp pivESPnRT A on.
HONS MADE sTARCH-Ji7. Article for sale By
- nos 4. MOORE, Agent
JUST RECEEvRD.
M DE- Brown Jeans Drawers, CHI
lOO 20 dol Blesshed Canton Flai sa Dr.-sr
20 dor Grey kerno soekl
EoIH WALKER 400.
nos osrrsr MAIN and 14lh streetl
CHAMois' sKINs AND sPoNeEs, ,s-:.- -
~ no, wh sArTIER 90.
IOnIDK POTAssIUM.-i5O M, Iodds Potassium, for
SEA Drugsifts.
SEEsT PoHATss PIANTINq' yS OR! 'A4ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-22
NCV1L 4 9oIs Oy'y ''aoas,s r9 :. FS''

DCVAL & NcEs q Wy ''notaN ~ ,r,ss IN
- Improving the ConullaVsn 800 % ZEN Of Eo,s
"a No-s l-b5uai slr.e't' and DliempeT ana az 49,
a. teb horse Is EufIect intern, ms no e I'm ~ =
90 an annette aad gossy 81 har ard can oe sl ~
ne si h irip owed without h5 tA'g eAeK 70 ns ua
.j-,, m M bscn us-d extensively snce vs.
b fur yearl ago In Ibis city aad al paris Of LAe
$40 Sorti Carolina YORK, aud IN almost every qu'
~. = ,S--asd he dsnand s ably Increasing.
TIE horse has gy;n universal S'sNs.oS $780, :, M
80 j--gsfs.s h tbs state, Snd of JAS p DtNA' ps
ia Sc Proprietor and hsnuaoture-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-22
NEW SPRING STOCK,

GREAT SALE
At REDUCED PRICEsi
OF LARGE PORTION @, our STOCK on
RICH d r f > s GOOD
an counters large Cloak Reons 70 BEGIN TBIg
" DAY. and continue till all the Goods sold 70 redsce <r
stock and business 10 the condition Of The tines.
Among the Goods nov offered,
Beautiful slk preEes At sic, SO, SIS ard $50
Beautiful Blk Roh.s al $40 10 go.
Baregs Robes at Is $40
Splendid Herman Dresses ct 5ih
great variety Of
Bsreses, Grensdines Chsiies,
Poplns, orsandies. Lawn,
70 be sold without regard 70 cost tAMI NJ pgICr CO.
G6he ne. Cocoa o. tns season reeeyry every
HARRIg JooKEY-cLUB sMoKtyG TOBACCO 90 much
III sought AFTER BY smokers for sale by
.nlI PyTypsoS& CO.. iS Main si,ee&
VtHE BANL'-sOOR GF aTILLgRY, by Capt.
John Roberts, 4h Regiment Artillery u Arsy; yo,rae,
July.
To be pubshed July Goth, pocket MAP Of virginia yr.s
70 cents. -
Improvisation, pocket TIsTAMENT aar IN die spd ,,ys
% The Bible eocey seste, 32mo and Ike a. possible
y vi be ready 70, delivery advance sep,enb,-
Price $40 hundred After The advance ordes arc sJ he
price VIII be si2 10 per hundred, and 70 re,sn
: w W. RasDoLPF, 12i Yain street.
n N
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HUNT & JAMES,

HUNT a. JAMES,
Richmond, Virginia,
erVFRAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Agens for the sale Of Manufactures ana sn0As
GOO paesagss now for sale. -, -
1900 Republican, Stanton specSior and IFeue'
49, VSTs vi copy and send bll 20 WIZ once
- Tss.7I. TIfrs,BN OP 'P.-ty
~. a-.th a. q N HIhL the concern o. DSkNsos
- ii An persons i1debied TO tSld concern VIA az
20, = .-t ~ us ne name Of the concern VII be USED
oay IN ss''las up 'is '' 3 DICKINSON, Surviving
NAT B. HlIL, iPaFsneH'
CO-PARTSERSHfPl ne saos, :, St "a, 4 I'M FOR
th,,le yss t1g,thcr under the STYLE OF l0A7, . E,sss
aS ~ ng on The Aac1n and eonrs .. shss'
81 he ale Of SegrcoI - he Old esie5hhsn an IILTKISg
hh u NAT HILL
o-t-t -.
-7-S-,7T,7 = ,oTs q " 0lIoaSss ,rnNso, FD's
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-17
Hox. Joux :. cARtiLr.
[FrOm the lime Paper,l

1t was sInteG tue other day, MS nm item
ofnews, that Yankee peany-a-liner con-
templnted publishing gt'b+ief Biographies"
Of the most notorious and aljrct Of tue.
Submission and Abolition members of the
Convention. sas
As this edition of ~ Virginia Newgate
Calendar would devote many pages TO
Carlile, Ut Harrison, tits important that
light should be thrown.uponevery page of
his eventful life. That chapter especially
which will presentyto RnladmirinG public
faithful ncconnt OF his career as n public
man and private citizen, during his soinurn
in the Tenth Legion, should be as full and
truthful as pUssibie.i .Allthe incidents of
his visit to the South before his exodus
from The Tenth Legion, should he given
at length. The Ventilation aud illumina-
tion OF this portion of Carlile's useful life
would doubtless prove an Instructive and
profitable lesson to the rising generation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-17
The Proceedings OF the Virginia
State Convention.
NicnnoNo, SATURDAY., April 10, 1861.

RIcuMoSp, SATURDAY, April 10, 1861.
The Virginia State Conyention re-assem-
bled to-day.
ln Committee of the whole, the FIRST
three sections ofthe proposed amendments
TO tue Constitution were adopted without
material amendment
y new section, offered by Mr.. Wise,
providing that compensation be made in
all cases where property in 'persous held
TO service OF to lahor' bus been or n.dy be
taken for the public use, rs in impress
nent, &c, was adopted.
The fourth section WAS then adopted.
The fifth section, prohibiting the impor-
tAtion Of slaves, was taken up.
Numerous amendments to It were offer
ed, and finally it was adopted with an
amendment providing that nothing herein
contnIned shall apply 20 the Southern
Smtps which have or may declare their
separation, in case their separation be
acknowledged aud continued.
The debate then turned exclusively upon
the surrender of Fort Sumter.
Mcssrs. Carlile and EARLY deprecated
The action of South CnFolina in firing, md
expressed devotion % the Stars uud
Stripes a4s~.-l .-F--zz = r-=---s- .---.-
LeHdirg secessionists replied, and ap-
plnudsd the gtllauIry of South Caroline,
and maintained that, whatever the Con-
vention might do, the people would now
carry the State ont Ofthe Union.
The Committee here rose, when a COM
muntcatioa WAS received from Governor
Letcher, enclosing dispatch from Cover
nor Pickcns, dated Charleston, to-day.
The dispatch gives nn account of Fri
davis Oomhardment OF Fort Sumter, aud
snyS that not man on our batteries is
hurt. 1t nhds:
Fort Sumter was furious in its FIRE on
us. Our iron battery did great damage to
the fort on its southern wall. Oar shells
fell freely into the fort, and the effect is
supposed TO be serious, ms tley are not f.
ring from the fort this morning. Our bat.
terry dismOunted three of the largest of the
cOiumbiadS Of the enemy. We will take
the fort, aud can sink the feet, if they at
tempt TO furcs their way up the channel
II they attempt to land elsewhere, we can
whip them. We have now nearly 1000 oC
the best troops in the world, aud n reserve.
of 10000 on the railroads. War is COM
menced, and We triumph or we perish
Please let me know what Virginia will do"
To this Governor Letcher states that
he replies that the Convention would de-
termiHe.
MIR. Wyson offered resolution, in view
of the late information, recommending the
people OF Virginia at once to unite in de-
fence OF their institution and make COM
mon cnuse with the Confederate Sintes
Without taking account on this resolu.
ton the Convention adjourned.
1t was openly stated in debate that the
Southern army would march through Yir-
ginia 10 the North, und that thousands
would join them.
Mr. Early sHid this would be Invasion
and should be repeIlrd.
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portsi but beyond what is necessary for
these objects tlleTP will Ire no invasion,
no using of force against and among the
people anywhere Rr the words sprop-
erty and pIacea belonging to the govern-
ment. chiefly ullude to the military posts
nnd property which were IN possession of
the government when il cnme into my
hands. Butif, as now appears to be true.
10 pursuit ofa purpose to drive the United
States authority from these places, nm un-
provoked assault has been made npon Fort
Sumter, ! shnll hold mySeif.a at liberty to
rrposseSs it, Il can, like places which had
been seized before the government wus de-
voivedupou the; and in any event shall, TO
the best of my ability, repel force bv force.
In case it proves true that Fort Sumter
has been assaulted, MS is reported, shall,
perhaps, cause the United States mails to
Os Withdrawn from all the States which
claim TO have seeded. believing that the
commencement of actual wlr against the
Government iustiies and possibly de-
mands 1t. scarcely need to say that 1
consider the military posts md property
situated within tue States which claim to
have seeded, rs yet belonging to the Gov
ernniene of the United States as much as
they did before the supposed secession.-
Whatever else may do for the purpose, I
shall not attempt to collect the duties aud
imPosts by any armed invasion Of any part
OF tile cnuntry; not meaning by this. how
ever, that may not land force deemed
necessary to relieve II tort upon the border
at the country. From the fact that have
q'loted part OF the inaugural address, it
must not be inferred tlrat repuliate any
other part, the whole of which rcnfIirn.
except so far as what 1 now say of the
mails may be regarded MS modification.
This notice cannot he misinterprelcA !:
and the fact that the seressiomists opened
tie light at Charleston before any attempt
was made by the Government to reinforce
or supply Fort Sumter, is viewed here rs
an attempt on their part to coerre the Gov
ernment, aud puts the responsibility upon
them.
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= SFLlIAL NoIIcEs DOnbIe the above rlte6.
"a Yearly Advertising on reasonable ternR ancnrs
ang to the space occupied and the number changes
All from transient perscus or strang
ere. to be paid far in ddr1ncc.
lusine-. Cards not exceedlug hve lines $lOpsryenr
or 81 for six months hIt for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square
The privilege Of Annual Advertising iS limited to
the Advertiser own Immediate business: and all
advertisements for the Lcneht Of other prsoiis az
Of auction saies and real estate sent In by them mus
be paid for nt the usual rates
A5- Advertisements not accompanied With written
directions viii be inserted until forbid and CHARGED
accordingly. - -
N"tIees for Political Meetings to be charged in al
arriagcs. NoticcsOfFunerals and announcements
~ ermOns, so cents each. noTllIt9
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WHEELING WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRII5l7I86l

formed that the Convention favored a
peaceful policy! We turn away uauseatetl
from this mans Nbjert speech. We can
only, after reading the speeches of such
creatures ns Stuart and Carlile, hope that
they may warn gentlemen likeSSrott. Con-
rad, Preston and Marshall, of the tendency
OF submission. As the Spartaus called
tue attention of their youtlrto the loath-
some exhibitions Of drunken leiots and
thus warned them of the eousrqurnccs nf
intemperhnce. so do we point to men like
Sandy Stuart. The spectacle, We trust.
will prove II wholesome Lesson.
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II Lie his intention to close out his present stock
o. Dry GU0Is, Us It 1 his determination TO discou
tinue the business. The stock IL well assorted aud
consists Of a large variety Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. :
! wish it 70 be positively unlsrStood that In no
instance viii my goods DO offered for moro thrn
~ S0SI- nldiu many cales where there has
VIII bc cold Largely UNDER COST. An Opportnnl
y iS now nhoTded to buyers to make great saving
In theiE iurehases and TO supply themselves WITH
desirable goods Rt loAsr ps!coS than they can be
furnished In the city, :.
SlLKS,-We have on hand a large stock Of SIiSs
most nE wieh are in very deSrablS styles and Will
Ge sold without Tegard TO cost. Plain Black Silks
o. the Yery best quality; BIneE, figured aud Strip9
SilE Robes Colored and Black; Piaiu col5red SnEs
lu desirt1le colors ut less than cost; MarcelinOs
extra wide, In all cOlnrs, ut co cent?
OPHEH DRESS 0OODS-Au Wool Figured Nous.
I'm Delanes, handsome styles, less than cost; All
oo fln 10 do, the same terms: All Wool Figured
Ctshneres Tor Children, at great reduction; Silk
sud WO"l Velour uttnuiRbs III a great 11crffrr:
fIaid fhiencins, ct l2I ~ and p cts ynrI; SIIk
anu anu MSoi' and Wool an'l Cotton pOplus; Travelling
bEe-s tOs Ia great variety: Freuch SIeFinuS in all
SnlGrs At IssE than cs; Satin LuNOrs, DeLrgc1 and
Plaid Clshmerez
THIN GOODS.-Plain & Fi-rred Herece,. Yreusp
9md n,n, JMceonei Lawns, lierege and OrguLy Robes
Fine urEtndy Lawns, Chldren's Flounced BeFasss
ai1 variety Of other thin Dress Goods, all OF which
VII ~ d, D sol! SGii !. at a great sacrifice.
MpGRNISG DRESS GOODS. Ensli-ii and French
B9inbaZinct English aud French Merinus An Wool
Biack DeaiueS, paTnmc'ias AMI Half WuoI DrIaines
Black and White french Ci,iutzt Purnl, and Blac
Htl Wool Declines, NIuurliug silks In extra quality
ull nt cost and less than Gust
WHITE uOuDS.-I will sell my entire stock o.
White Goods at One-trl less than customary urfccs
~ consists IN part ~ NfIiasDOs. Caubrics, Swiss
SLusiiiEs Tnrl0tanS UHIreEs Plaid Jaccrnets Linen
Lawns and Linen CamJrics, BrIliants, D. T. Diapers,
&c, &c.
EMBRotDERIEs.-NIy stock Of Embruiderics i.
very god and will alsO be solI without regard to
cost Itrousizts Of Iacrnnpt and Swiss FlodncinE4.
EdStns4 Anl luscrtnEsi English Thread and Ga!cn.
GtenneS EiSnEs: Embroidered Jacconef Collars nud
acconet SS'ts. Fine French Work Collars and Sets.
Lace Collars ami Setts and LHrs aud French Work
Setts' ell iercSe aud Grenahine; Also. bctntiIul
Wells round cornergd and otherwise, in great yarie
~ Mt areuction Of one thirl Black English Creres
Gehts Shirt Fronts feHt. Black silk CrsYats with
a great variety Of Othc- goods.
DOMESTIC AND lIDUSEK EEPfSG GOODS.-My
stock OF domestic Gool. comprising Linen aud Cot
ton sheeltngs. ShirtinsS, d. V. FEtnnels Furniture
Prints. Towellinss, Checks, Ticking-, brown Nus-
Iins, Prihts Table Linens and other staple and
II3mHrHeeping foods will likewise Ie sold t cost
The Pniilic may rest assured that there Is no
hnmbug about this but That il l. my strict iui,n-
tiselent. n,bSs
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FOSTERS, PROGRAMMES,

sS-wO have, At heavy expenditure furnished our
Job ofco with 0lI necessary InateriaIs embracing
TYPE. RULES BORDERS, CUTS, &c,
or the latest anil most fssinaic styles to render IT
capable of executing work equal to that Of any other
cHtAblishment in the city, ond possessing facilities in
the way of Steam, &C. for doing work epodltiously,
Unsurpassed by any other ocp, we respectfully pre-
sent our claims for share OF public patronage, ;su
ring th1se who entrust theirvjrS tn US that no effort
shall be wanting TO giEa entiro satIEfactian
novll-59 CAMPBELL 4 M'DERMoT.
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Upwards or SI3,OOO,OOO
Losses have been paid by tho Etaa Insurance Co.
in the past II years.
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gailg gntelligeutrr
TERlIs oR ApYRRpIsINoI..

TWELVE souD LINES OF NoxPAREr1. CoR uxE rycH,) on
LEsS, HAKE SopGRE.
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The PresIdsnt's Reply taIhs Virginia
Commissioners.
MAsnINaTON. Anri

WAsnISaToS, April Is.
The reception of the Virginia Commits
sieners yesterday WAS only Informal. To-
day they were formally received. They
preseutUi,the resolutions under which they
were appointed. =
The following is the reply of Me- Lin.
coin to the Commissioners from the Vir-s
ginia State Conventiop:i
To HoHt. Re'HS Tsrstor, !StRart aH,t RaadoIpI= y,
GENTLEMEN-As 4 committee of,the Vir-
giniH Convention. now in session. yon pre-
sent me a preamble unt resolution in these
words:
WHEREAs. in the opinion OF this Conven.
tion, the uncertainty which prevails ir the
public mind Hs to the policy which the fed
cral executive intends to pursue toward
the seeded States. is extremely injurious
to the Industrial and commercial Interests
of the country, tends to keep up an excite
ment which is unfnvOrlhle 70 the adjust
meut of thepending difficulties, and threat
ems a disturbance OF the pub!ic- peace,
tthereforc,
ReSoEved, That committee of three
delegates he appointed to wait on the Pres.
ident of the United States, present to him
this preamble, and respectfully ask him To
communicate to this Convention the policy
which the federal executive intends to
pursue in regard to the Confederate States.
In answer have to say that having. at
the beginning of my official term, express
ed my intended policy as plainly as IwAs
able. it is with deep regret and ROFtifea-
tiou now learn there is great and iujuri-
nus uncertainty in the public mind as to
what that policy is, and wh-It course
intend TO pursue. Not having as vet seen
occasion to change, it Is now my purpose
TO pursue the course marked out ia tho
inaugural addsess. commend careful
consideration or the whole document ns
the best expression can give u, my pur-
poses. As then and therein said, now
! repeat; The power coufi'.l IN me will
he uscd TO hold OeenPy, and Pos,e.s prop
erty and places belonging TO the govern
mend mud 70 collect the dGtips AND i'm;
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Theprosrcss Of this Corporation has bcNn stable
Nrl uninterrupted through Of financial
slime lu storm periods cventful in or exempt from
sweeping cInllSrtiuns and maritime disaster. IIe-
Ia long established Onn cash bLsi- the troubles OF
th- -ralt system affect us in material particular
JIring -hNrl times the security OF rcli1ble Insu-
ran7e is A imperative dutS-thr ability Of property
hallers - sustain loss being then much leSSened.
Policies iSlel without delay, aud all business at
tsaIedt0 with dispatch and fidelity, BY
y. q. ARTHUR. Agent,
Otics over the hank Of Wheeling.
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Saddles, Harness. Trunks Sc

Wholesale RHTAIL.
~. sliEPfAEp. No.l3l Nain Street, corner
Iloil' Nili continue n ke-r hand a ilsFgrnDd
1ssgI thent OF all artirls- in his line rISIt
liz " 'Ilvs ana GeiIticnsns salIlu- Fno CoITs.
ilnrnSss Trunks Valie-7 Carr-t iiass Sitsbci CT
lHrs, lIanes- Whips. g. ''"SiE' CSII
W9A'd IrSrestiHlly call attention 10 nv stock and
tEu.t .! strict attoHIic1 ami pru:nptnrss 10 mrTIt
c"Ltlnnance of the i.1'ifc patroras,. ''''tt
All kinds oi repHsiHg promptly done. and in pro
ttL hEE,.!nsI. j. l.. SHEPPARD.
-sPL,. - 13l. Main Street
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THR SouTHERx CoxrEDERAcY-A CRoss
BErwEES ASABCHYAS DIsPorIsN.-Gov.
Pickens If South Carolina, says in his
message of the % nlr. that. if by tlic rero-
lutiOnhry movements which South CaroIi-
ma initiated, ",he succeeds in engrafting
the fundamental right of a separate aud
independent State to withdraw from any
contederacy that may be formed, whenever
her people, in sovereign convention assem-
hied, shall so decide, then she will have
made another advance i'm the same science
of government, AMI added another gunran-
tty to the great principle of civil liberty''
writer to De Bows Rspicsc says that .,aIl
government begins with usnrpation and is
continued 10y force. Nature puts the rn-
ling elements uprermosr and the masses
below nre subject to those e!emcnis less
tllnu-tllis is not government The right
L. govern resides with very small minor
iiyi niid the duty to nbey is imhcrentfn the
great mass Of mankind" Here we have
II! Anarchy on tue one hand, aud dcspor-
ism on the other, and both nnarchy and
despotism embodied in single political
scheme. Such is tho so-cnlled Southern
Gontedency. Anil this is the miserable
anomaly for which the seccssionists would
sacrifice the American Union! LomsVaEe
Journal
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NUMBER POI
Selling Off at Cost,
FOR CASH ONLY!
Upwards of $4,000 Worth
.DRY GOODS!
At Cost and Less than Cost!
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D ESPEGTEULLY ANNUUNCkS 40 THE PUB.
Lie his intention to close out his present stock
OF Dry GUOIs, II IL his determination 10 discuu.
tnuC the busInesI The stock is well assorted mud
cJilSiats Of lArgs variety of
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FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Rik. accepted terms consistent with solvency aud
fair profit.
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1al Elalcli. for lsrnlE Of one 10 ar. aenrt.
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The Way Onion Man and a Member
Of President FillmOre's Cabinet Il
Denounced by nSecesSIOnlst.