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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-07
Nntitfs.

NJ &c HOI. S ACA AID l. MY
~ DUDLEY. MASS.
MoNRoE NICHOLS, \. NJ. Principal
The Fail Term will open Aug. 49, and continue II
weeks Good aci les offered in every leparfincut of
Accidents instruction. Nu,ber Of students the past
year eightyfve per term. The principal conducts the
boar ing houS, and dcvutes careful personal attention
to every scholar Classes formed in the +all 10
those intending to teach In adj to the usual boa
OF teachers, Prof Il. H. RI SELL. accomplished
cuUni>t, Will give Instruction in Eucctiu and Rhe
ric The chief expenses Tuition, from S4,50 toS1
Board, for tents, S225, for Ladies' g.. Deduction
board of tiity cents for regular absences from Fl
night until MOndav morning. Address the Principalf
Catalogues Circulars
Dudley, July Is, 1851. d&w4w iva
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-07

MRS. M. w. GseraIds, PHYSICIAN AND SUCCESS
Full MIDWIFE, removed to No 70 Exchange street
special attention given to Uterine Complaints and dis
eases of children. ONCE hours from to 8 A. NJ, and
from to- +. dit ana
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-07

Smiths Curative Cleansing Comp und.-A
superior remedy for Headache, Turns, Sore Lips Bowel
Complaints Canker Piles. Sore Throat, &C, &c. Fol
sale by BUSH CO, - Front street. by the Dozen OF
single bottle at manufacturers prices. decd y30
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-07

cInn,-o,ire and ~, ~. D., homeopathic IDhysI.
Worcester r od !tom to 9,Sockr i'u'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-18
INSURANCE OFFICES &C.

TUyHE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COME -
fully prepared business and the attention OF Ne
public earnestly the Importance OF us OBJECTS I'M
Company charter divides seven eghts OF i pron
every years. among policy holders thereby vng ,e
the advantages OF the Mutual system WIN ne
Be- ckhoder ed Interest In conducunsM
Affairs with prudence and economy.
Charter requires half Of the Capta eock sn
belnvestedin Bond and Mortgage on AS
worth double the amount. .-,,-.. -.
object Company TO aid In retaining nome
the immense amount OF money which goes annrsy hs
for Le Premiums Northern Companies That money VIII oe
years a. legainteres anu s
bursed in midst. ,u-,-.t.
Endowments Annuies granted Le and term Foncess
sue other good Companie slaves h'ueao
WV DIRECTORS.
WIN II mcfarland John Purcell,
Joseph Alien sln1 I. Bayy,
Roseoe Heath Jos. z. Anderson,
Tnos W. McOance, Thomas r. August
John H. Montague, 10. H. nauIy,,
David l. Burr Jas. A. C0Tardin,
Lewis Qnter J. b. McClellgnd,
John Jones p. 7. Moore,
as L. lppercon John II. Claiborne,
Lewis d. Crenshsv D. o. Wherry,
WIN G. Paine VIM. H. Christian,
II. Z Q. Bsskervil, Wyndham Robertson,
Samn J. Harrison, John Z. snseF,
VIM H. HaxaI Peter O. Warwick
Robt n Brooke 7. o. Haskins,
Geo D. she'll Edward NorVel,
Wellington Goddin, Geo J. Sumner,
John Dooey, d. q woodbridge
President-sAMI J. HARRISON
Vfcs President-WM H. HAXALL
Physicila-Dr BLAIR BURWEL.
Akorney-ROsCOE b. HEATH, Esq.
apqT J. ADAIR PLEAsAETs, Secretary
- ONCE corner Main 18th streets, Ashnoad.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-18
AnoIe AIS AT PKlNUlPAL HOrELA

"a
EXCHANGE HOTEL & BALLARD HOUSE
JOHN p. 4 THOMAS T. BALLARD Proprieos.
April II, 1861.
rw Taylor, Hanover Barnes Charlotte
n = Harris Va J J Barnes, do
W Hunt do MCslApes, Va
ri Fr.nrS do J II Haukins do
l. NasSn do RBBright do
- n Rra1ton do II T Doug as do
Gov IA 10 CB Mnner, NY
= Doestertaek, NY ohpton, va
J A Proctor, Va X II ATustsau W
WTnrnhuu do Mrs Thom do
I A Tavlor do WP Mason, do
T. Trumbull, do Nottingham uo
Col Frsnch de Read, do
] y Patton Ala S NJ Wilson, do
. " unc,as Va G W Grice, do
I n I.Nss do NBYoun, do
p II Fas,el do T Bannser, de
~ - a, G. w Field do
p II Nav do Dr Field, do
p Cobb ID AN Field, do
a y SSregoTy 60 RI Linaietter, Columbia
n ~ MI Ia DC Dejernette, do
: vat 10 J Imboden, 90
r Vorsbs1 do 10 Johnson do
" NJ S,;rrs do W Hehkn, do
W u.-,js sp,Ito WI Jones, do
r parn.I Va W Young, do
r svssnev do DIP Jones, do
= W % nj AZ W C CrsGJrd do
Va s,.rg-t.r do SeIweL, 10
Ne crsssorv do wv Gusts, do
" Il Chandler, 10 Custs, 10
e Ny"att 40 re Thsckston, do
4 "a CS.ndis~ do n T Boswell de
r n pit 40 JY Mason, do
a. t.r,l,I J Hay ien, do
Iie,g 40 or Mllory, do
NJ Durrett, do " n "a KS uO
\ Gu Ia G. h Philips, DO
= T. Fls~t Va 4 BltacSe!cy, 20
G. Q Coleman. 10 hs'ol, va
~ - \ X Moore, Boston
= He@is' ~ W J Ross Tenn
n So, Il, iucus. Va
I n T.vIor InsIs1d a " Miller, DO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-18
I'd Monday, We'd Leave Lynchburg Monday, We'd
friday, n 3 p. NJ. ne5tay and Friday, at 6 p. II.

I'VE CALL the attention o. 49, c!sens Of Rich .,s-
w raond, and Virginia, 20 fiano feEte5 which
have paced wiki Mr. Carusl, that their pcshes 10y
In every respect; may be est,d by he side Ct heIs s.
famed Chicl eriGgs
We warrant ali our Pianos and show high and
rous testimonials shy factory 70 the country Al Of which
49, ITluTF Z npADnT-RRY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-18
DAILY LINE or PACKETS.
o-n oNn1vroutr

rTJRI.wgEKLY THR, UGH TO LYNCH ssig-1rTTTITs
I BURG LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, Rsssfczsessss. 49,
AND TgIwEEKLi or THE OPPOSITE DAYS, MAKING DAl-
LIZ LINE AS FAR As sCOTTsVlLLE
FARs FROM
+" Lyncsburg. 4 On " Buchanan. 90
The through line viii Richmond Monday Wednesday an
Friday at NJ and on and after 9th September the Way
line f3r scottsve P W. Tuesday Thursdays and Sal
urdays up far scoye Returning leave seotis
Vile Monday Wednesday aud Friday az IN A. NJ
dee distance time 81 passing In card below for through
line aud observe the Scosvie line will intermediate
points the opposite day al the sane up and hcur
later coming down.
Leave Monday Wed Leave Lynehbqrr Monday We'd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-18

taWING MD TURNING.
TEvHT Oldest Establishment n Richmond where be be had
the above articles IN perfection az the shortest notice
Being conGdcnt giving Gne satisfaction, the subscriber soil
heretofore the public patronage Having recently added
cabinet and s-peuers Turning his business public
have their ,,ior GrPPG n En-! or delay. Give call
se2i-H 1yLEs AMBLER. Mayo street;
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-18
RAILROADS, &C.

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILhoAD'
GaQEKEs Y53lns 9Zzzs
suPERIsDKxDKsTs 0rrrcx,
Richmond 18th Dec. 1850. !
Winter Arrangement.
TO TIE SOUTH AND 6OU1HWkoI.
N and after Monday Dec 2h, passenger trains VIII run
~ FROM RICHMOND TO DAHVILLE
Richmond daily except O'CLOCK
A M and rea hes Danvlle at 10 O'Clock r M
FROM DANTLLE TO RICHhOHD
Mail Train leaves Danve daily Except sunday sto O'CLOCK
M and reaches Richmond al 100 o'clock p M 49, .
The Train from connects at Burksyie with the an
over the Railroad for Lynehbug and The souh and
South-West daily. go ,., II, "a, @, l.,
train from connects Burksve with the southeide
Railroad trains Petersburg and Norfolk and al Richmond
with the trains on Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
the York River Railroad also with the Jam he
Steamboats, Of Norfolk and Old Point 80
Through tickets procured and baggage Will DC eheeAe
through TO the following points: -
Lynchburg, chattanooga.
Bristol, hashVile
Knoxville, HUNTSVILLE,
Dalton Grand Junction,
Alfalfa Memphis,
Montgomery Canton
Vlcksburg and jackson,
New Orleans. -
CHAs. G. TALCOrr,
deoO Superintendent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-18

rEvHErr ENpOUS waRGhuNsEN Dry GOODS.
X NO TIME LIKE THE PRESENT 25 900 WORTH OF NEW
AUCTION BARGAINs-MORE GOODS THAN ROOM To STORE
THEsI-LARGE SALES, SMALL PROFITS ANB QUICK RE-
TCRNs.-J MTlLHiIsER & BROTHER 1913 BROAD STREET
Are penrg their latest purchases from the large auction
sales in New York at the prevailing panic prices there and
truly their friends ard that better uGlu L
money cannot be had 10 tbs market.
The ladies' particular attention Is respectfully the
largest OF low priced medium and high priced DRESS
GOODS to be found any establishment IL the city, without any
exception
5000 yas POPLINS, SILK Figures-25c, cost SOC.
600 yds. WORsTRD VENETIANS-5Cc. worth J5c.
lf0 yds. Al Six P0PLINs, at T5c and 81 the yard.
5000 New Dress silks greatly below last months prices
NB-Addona force employed TO walt the hrong Of Gus
toners expected and OF runng ne goods apd o. ne pop
uar prices for which 1893 Broad street s SO famous 49,
oc1S J. hLLhlsEa q Bho
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-18
NOT'ECE.

Change of Hours.
nNArd after ne LIST r April, the Accommodation
Orrlin vii leave Richmond daily $50 days 49,
ceped) AZ O'Clock p NJ Returning, viii leave Ml ll5sZ1A
fo.i ~ ilA ~ sAMUEJ RUTH, supt
Unce Il. d p Z. Z Co. 80
Elchtncud. March 22d, mh-2
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-18

s,Oyk VEKPOOL.-The 6r.t class sh oASiL ey,,ssS
4 rge0X ,Xpected hourly az City Point, where she s&sss
will he loaded without delay, having ppuon Oh her cargo
ed, a'd ready i'r shipment f'' CiAs PALMER
rJO RALTINORE.-The regular packet Sch efSs
4 WA SkVENE Capt 'Cks, having pOTloh OF ,nkH
r 20 engaged aud goiag board, Will nave al possiOe us
patch. For remainder Apply 70 ~ IA COZ ot-trr & IN
spl2-6t " =, eoH--- --
NOR WILMINGTON, N. C,-The sgpeior I,srr
b fest sal M .cr HisT Capt Gates, having sst-
The greater portion other cargo engaged viii SAIL win oe'I 1'
go- balance OF freight apply 10 ~ - cotor-r7TACo
upl2-lw ". " So-te---
I,Vm3sER AERASGEMENT.-To r.slS--IN
y PORr. MOUTH AND NORFJLK.--Iha steamer sS=2s-Al
IirkTIs PECK Captain JgUN H. FREEMAN, v On SUI "Ite
Ily sext sur leave the wharf az kocsetIs resJ 80
Nrs- Vssuerty and Frdss mornings for the ABOVE places
N o'clock Irecscly leaving Norfolk each aehae
tpt Sunday TIE hour, 70 coc ala 'oueh . III VIC
REGULAR laudlrs the river going and Te'ulng 20 a. .,
PASSAGE P0rtswou or Norfolk y Meals eN 80
r rh taken as usual but all goods sen to he loen on
~ st he ,d Tor when down 20 The u At snd VIII 70
.'r. tH for any sef delive nE II on ~,
90 Wi GO Is directed lnL-'l ~ -
g,,g+s 7sNtsIsS JANIstsTDV.N 4 n y -C4Gf-a
nm Do line arain te'w c-uond AID New YORK me y.5ss
Town can't Erner and Yorktown Capt Prsh WIN
,lr i.s ic Two places Stopping ~
Wv Trgv vii New Yors for Richmond ever
mn sTt tUAv AFT. ENOoN AT g oSocS A't.rhi ~ W.
ave ch .onI York every TUES IA and lD az
a--,iais only $40 stsersge passage ony 90 FOR luF"er
'4oiu1''1 APr' ." LCDLAM WATSON
Onpose :. Gamers Wharves
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-18
ALL TAE PREhlI,IMS.
PL0WS! PL0WS!! PL0WS!!!
STAKES PATENT SOUTHERN FLOW

MAS awarded Patent by the Patent Com
~ missioner Washington, Q the 10th ~
iay OF August, 1850, AID 1T the late Psir Of $50
the V.r.il.a STATE and Central Agricultural ma
Societies, held 10 Bichmoid In October, Ss-A4s-s
dei Premium for being the best ---7---"-
horse Po= the beet tTohose P and the best reehorse
1u-horse PoE exhibition all TIE popular
OF Flows In the state and awarded the Silver Medal the
Fair o. the Mechanics Institute o. tie State held at Richmond
the time. The Farmer who does bed Flowing
tad CROP therefore, send orders aad the bes; to be had
p IT, gTARKE,
no. 81, daors ahove e Charles Hotel,
no11 Richmond Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-18
sUPyrs OFFICE II. q ID. X. r.

SGPyES OFFICE II. & ID. IL. X. co..
RICHMOND, FEBsuAsY 22sD, 1851.
J saceeedias sirGRDAY until iutier no ezstseT ~
tcs Accommodation Train vii leave Richmond az occck,
P. VI, nd arrive at The Junction AZ lUsj, p. VI.
Returning, tie Junction at $50 A. II aad arrive at 10
as C. G. TALCOTT, sup't
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-18
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURTFYTNG TINE BLOOD,

FUR PURIFYING The bLUVO,
And for the speedy cure OF the suboined varieties Of
Disease:
Scrofula and S-rofulous AncStions, such as
TurnorS, Ulcers, Sores, Erupttons. Ptm-
pies. pustuics, Ulotches, BOils, Blaihs,
and all skin Diseases.
OAKLAND Ind, 9Th June, 1859.
q Nvrr & On t.rrts: feel 10 duty TO
knowledge what vorr Slrs ln8rlll mas uohc lot me;
Having Inherited a Scr0nilous Injection nave suffered
from il various ways tr yClrs. sometimes u burst
ont in Jlctrs my hands and arms soW'tmes
tur1Cl inward gui rid Tes-el me 90 tine stomach Two
yr- .n 10 broke ON. ON rv head aud covered my scalp
GuI ears with one sur. v.h was pain. ' ah" i"tthSonS
bgynud description. tried many mcdeines anu several
Yrf-i-IiS h.t ..aout much relief from any thing IA
fret, thr disorder uNrsn. 50 l-n.tl was l'J"i'
read l the Gospel Messenger tIt YOU tid prepared
an alternative .S1r-ar9riJ', for knew from your rtlu
tri'n that amy thing Won wa .' n,M, , - ~ ~
Cincinnati Jui got TO-, and used 70 CIV 20 cur'l me- toQA
1t, YOU advise in small dose, of tvpvoniu over
month and rree almost fr BOTTLES. New and healthy
skin soon began 90 form under the sca which after
white il oil. Ny ssin Is ulw ci.ar, and know by my
fvlU chat the disease i gone from 'ny system lon
wel believe thl- feel what am > inS when tcH
you, chat hold YOU o. OF r apostles oi the age
and remain ever gratefully, Your, r,,,,,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-18

NIOTICE.--Pe-sons Wishing to obtain .., O ,a WssS
~ the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac X. ~
ngon City points further NORTH must In all cases be voue
ed Tor by responsible white citizen Of Richmond person.
the Road, tickets vi be acid aP
Piled for by letter. A. d. ALLIE,
Agent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-18

mEsJk5ANTS'
CB COiMPAN z
CAPITAL 100000.
Office No. I53 Main ST., iGlchnond.
MARINE INSURANCE on Yesseil Cargo, and Freight
INLAND INSURANCE Goods transported BY Fyers cGEas of
land carriage. 80
FIRE ISURANCE on Merchandise generally Dwelling Houses
Warehouses, and other Buildings In town or country ,
POLICIES Issued at rates. and losses ptopy Pto
Communications received the Office or through any DIRECTOR
AROAD PLEAsAETs, PresL
4.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-18
ALFRED II. TALLEY
Ct Antbonv.s E-tre. Rose or Erysipeins,
r..L.. ...l - L, -. srnIH IIenas h inr-

worm, sore Eyes, Dr0psy.
Dr. Robert NJ. Profile writes from S1lcm V Y, 18th
sept, l>n, that he has cured au iuvctcrl't case OF
Uraps, which Threatened % terminate ilially, by the
pcrsUyvrrs us' OF Orr SHr-a" ri.l, Hnd also dnr-
sttsr, OF Malignant Er1i 3 by large doses OF The
same says lie the common ErHpi'oHS by II con
stWtly.
Eronchocele, Goitre, or Swelled Neck.
Za3gl1u sloan or Prospect T'vas, writes: Three
bottles ul y,.r S-r- grII rurI 'lr roma ga, "a
hi1H sFe'l9. tAe neck, which Had suffered from
over ESQ years"
Leucorrhua or whites. Ovnrinn TumOr,
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases.
pr. T. r.. s. Claiming. Of Ncv York CITY, writes: " I
most rh.arUi'r conn with t'. ~gr't of your a-tn
gHFUr have found your SIr-lu.fiI1 most excellent
g'ttiFr Boo Che numerous complaints Tor which we en-
p.rr such 20 um.Ir, b5t C-u. '.y M f'W''e HS'H'cS
Ui tue ~,ry1 .UU, irtHa IS. IsFo cured many nyyt-
C,st. es of Ltltorr'rl hy 20, and SOME where the
complaint was caused ty U'rt'.a7 OF Che "e'.,': The
I'll r"tHu itself was soon cu1.i. Nothing within my
kr.,.-N equals 60 Top tH'-. ''ilal. c''''- 1i.1iS
',rarH $. Narrow OF bury. Nf NrIt"s; Sc dan
CH-.H- .gEr.f- Hu.". f' 'I.i"- li nav family,
NhI had l.tgl an .hr I.ir.. HH r'. '-.' Hf, '1s
90 "..u .- cnWuir IS r'I"l .F Your extract oi N'r-
FIr..,r. Urr r'r.f...I tI.rr'i nothing hrt cNtla-
ton .Hr' sl.rl rcl.. hrt brut. sci Che ,rI OF YOUR
S-,.r.''t ae On. l..t r.nrt before cutting, and it
pyor. CELESTIAL. Ar.r t.,''- yoUr remedy eight weeks
no symptom of the Dis J-r remains"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-18

TrHiS|Egl ESD GtIaG-H..C.AaN.
rFtTv rlr1-#. -.'s.' ..' .' IN -.,' az
t..H.. Pfc s-l-- c. s'c- - .l- q. eve
L-, ca-ss'.r- .. Che
v..... r.-.-- e -. ye-...az, D-.sh, Kemp
A. fI..-fH .-... boo.
tul...U Goods.
p-.-4..- p.t.. u--t.. H.... Ifsc.F, '.-rF Lace
49, s .t- t.--..-r ... e ...If .rt ~ N-i-v D.-
nie.s r,-t. 40 "..r I-r -..Ht-a .t-c - t1,at ct.
an re latest sy , h rIa- OF ts most approved A1s nov
q
FLOOR CIl-Cfcth,
or on thH patterns t best l1-fF 90 me iDttai
priced, vhcf vii te coo a. eI Sails a-i r1os of All -''7
Also, Table C.lial--a variety.
Fuprr-f10ng ings-
rIeriaI tHf1-r.a attest f'loWat fcst
Gold satin ana rr Papers, rf every hl'e l COLOR E.r ita
sons 90 tr lrr. l. .t F.t s.u ralb- E-rrs practical
vorkrar myself .l 'lr-c r hs aorz.er employed M work
siu ee warranted t1 Give sHt-ft-t0n.
Orders Or er.rs Or che Shove l-c win be pu1cgaly At
Se1dsd Co. both ll tlt ely country.
WILLIAM A. WALTERS
-ua- aui -r-lE fa.r.sfer- -t f--er Beds had,
80 a.aIe ort--. 90 t.- uea- rstr.'t i'-r k.w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-18

sorment The various styles Of PoaituIe executed By g.
MINNIs at Photograph and Fine Art Gallery, I'll Main
street RIchond be found Licensees Of the following
veil Known distinguished gentlemen all OF which bear ie
any "a the experience and skill the various Artists employed,
and The well earned reputation Of his Gallery:
Er-OoV. Wise, Hon Mr. orr .. ",
LENT Gov Jackson, Jno. r. Thompson, Esq,
Lieut. Montague, Rev. Mr. Ried,
Hon. Jas. Lyons, Rev Mr. Peterkin
:. j Caske, Rev. Mr.. Duncan,
Judge LomAII Rev Mr. hnegerodes
Tyler, Rev. Mr. Baker,
Hopkins. Rev J. Burrows,
Ohss Bruce ESQ.,, Rev. J. 4. Edwards,
Gen VIM. walker, Rev Mr.. seeley,
Cant Jos Myers, Rev. Mr.. Peterson,
Rev Mr. JeteT, Rev. Mr.. Kepler,
Rev W. A. Smith, Rev. Mr.. Wilmer,
The late Rev. Mr. DIbrel, The a,e Judge Butler, g. o.,
The late Judge Clopton, The late Edgar Poe
rev Mr. Boggs, Rev Mr. schrigley,
Dapcste copies Of all the above sale and style Of
Photograph executed ron life copied from sa pictures ana
..yss.,,sd "a pIeeae ms90
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-12-07
xVheelinx Conxe.11on.

WHEELING, Va, Dec. 2.-In the Convention
Mr. hogan Of Boone county, offered the follow
ing:
Whereas, negro slavery Is the origin and the
foundation OF our national troubles and the
i IS seeking to ssbson in ds. that
whereas, slavery j. incompatible s mn And
of God, and detrimental to TIE interests - :.
free people, as well as wrong to the Slaves
themselves, therefore
Resolved, That the Convention inquire into
the expedicncy Of making the proposed new
State . Free state, and a provision be inserted
for the gradual emancipation of all slaves with
in the proposed boundaries of the new State, tn
be submitted to the people of the same for their
approval or rejection. Referred to the Commit
tee on Fundamental and General provisions.
Mr. Brown Of KanaWha, offered thu following
resolution:
Resolved, That tina State Of Kanawha ought
to assume a just and equitable proportion of
the State debt Of Virginis, and in doing So dis
cri innate between its friends and foes, by pay
ing first the bonds held by her own loyal citi
zens; next those held by loyal citizens not resi-
dents of the State Of Kan wha, and of the ex
cess prorrta share.
Mr.. Caldwell of Marshall, gave notice that he
shoull ask that q provision be inserted in the
Constitution, to the effect that whea the Consti
tuition is submitted to the people, they shall
then deternine whether the name shall be Yves
tern Virginia or Kanawha.
WHErLING, Dec. 2-Tbe legislature met il
this city to day, Lieut. Gov. Palsy presiding il
the Senate, and Danl. Frost Of Jackson, in tn,
House. a ta
The Governors message was sent in thi
evening. Ii is forcible review of the condi
ton Of this State, and advocates strong meas
ures against rebel abettors in our midst.
Col. Kroiner Of Monogahela, offered a resolu
| ton for stringent confisc.ticn laws i- is4 .
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-12-07
From Dixie.

BALrNoRE, Dec. s.-Ths boat from Old Point
has arrived. sk sa. 49,
The following items are gathered from South
ern papers. baf.s, 3 s.
The reported removal of the capital from
Richmond to Nashville il incorrect
The Southern press arc advocating the sbol-
isbing Of the elective franchise. - s, $50 81.
e.The latest advices from Savannah represent
that the 6ght bad not been renewed. s.ia
Accounts say that had the fight confused,
Fort AcRae vocld have been destroyed.
No particulars Of the affair are given.
Tne planters throughout the South seaboard,
ere represented TO be DESTROYING their crons lest
they should fan into The hands Of ths YanEesa
= conspiracy q Union men had bssn diseoy-
q In New Orleans. causing great sssitenoot-
Many arrests had BEEN made.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-12-07
More Rebel outrnees In IissourI..A Skin.
mnfaf. !.

LEAvESwoRTH, Nov. 3O.--The train on the
Platte Co. 3. R., was seized yesterday on it's or
rival at Weston by Guerrillas under Sy Gordon
and the U. S. Express Cos freight appropriated
All the money in charge Of the Express was saw
ed. The mail matter was not taken. Gordon
had previously robbed the stores of several
Union men of Weston. No more trains will be
run on that road until this gang is dispersed.
Maj. R. n. Hough, aid de-camp to Gen. Hun
term command of four companies Of the lst Mis-
souri, cavalry, as an escort to large train from
Sedalia, arrived yesterday. The command had
an engagement with the Rebels at Black Walnut
creek, johnson county, and killed and wounded
II and took five prisoners Five Fcdcrals, in
GLIDING Maj. Hougb, were wounded-none seri
ously. Weather cold and the ice running in the
river
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Mexico and Spain.
Madrid C0rresnondenco I

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-Despatches recently
received here contain the following paragraph
which shows the friendlness Of feeling between
the Spanish Government and the Church party
of Mexico:
Yesterday took place the long announced visit
to Her Majesty the Queen by General Niramon,
ex-President Of Mexico. Cur august cousin re.
ceived him with her usual amiability, as did
also the King, her husband. who was seated at
her side. The conversation lasted for more than
a quarter OF an hour. @
From intelligent sources it seems there il
some foundation for the report that Queen lisa.
bella has made secret treaty With Emperor Ma
poleon, ceding him the Bslearic Islands proyi-
ded he will assist her in her designs against
Mexico. ssf lsFi 49e.3 =
This morning the pickets OF Gen. Bleuker's
Brigade were attacked at Annunda'e BY Z party
OF Secession cavalry who came across our men
very unexpectedly. Sharp firing took place
and the result was, one Rebel killed and two
wounded and taken prisoners.
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HWaahIn9fon News.,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-Itis probable the Pres.
ident will not communicate his message to-mor
row before one o'clock, owing to necessary pre-.
liminaries Of opening the session. The reports
of the Secretaries Of War and Navy accompany
the message. The report of tho Secretary Of the
Treasury will not be sent until Tuesday or Wed
nesday. No advance copies of the Presidents
message have been transmitted. 1t will there
fore be telegraphed.
During the past week the rebel pickets have
appeared at Vienna, FIVE miles beyond Lewins
vile, also at Flint Hill, which overlooks Fairfax
G. H. They show no deposition to attack oul
mon
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SAVANNAH, Nov. %. Theapers Of this morn-
Ing state that Fort Pulaskivesterday threw .
few shot and shell at the calp Of Federals on
Tybee Island, which caused Bull Run stam-
pede to safer quarters.
There ere now six Union sssels inside the
bar and Eve outside.
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Z Ne commerce Of Batmoe is revivinG again,
under as,uJy established cdIral sway. The bus.
mess of last week at the ctstom.house showed
SsS9, Oy2 exports, being ,Arly SSOV,ooV NOR
than the previous week, M the imports we're
not 90 heavy. The export wcro princ'pahy
Aour, wheat and tobacco 10 Europe.