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sEwARD CALLED TO ACCOUNT.

The st. Louis Republican,, Notwithstanding
its abolition proclivities, takes Seward and
his prophecies Off as follows:
The prophetic MIR. Seward, who in February
last said Ri the troubles of the country
would be settled in sixty days-who three or
four months ago predicted that the bloc kada
of the rebell on would be broken in ninety
days-and who on divers occasions since has
promised important and highly interesting
developments within specified periods, H. $
days ago he prognosticated that something
grand, something gigantic, something that
would have q direct and very strong influence
in restoring peace would take place within
ten days OF the time when the premonstra-
ton was made. Itmpas fngis, and we are be-
ginning to get impatient for the promised
stroke MI Seward is hopeful, as we would
have him be, for he always looks at the bright
side of things; but he must hurry up his mag
nifcent COUP or we shall have to set him
down as no veritable prophet.
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TTHE 20 NJ MON w 4 A l. TIL OF NIR-
l G1NlA-IO THE SHERIFF OF TIE
COUNTY OF BERKELEY, GREETING:
Whereas. two vacancies have occurred In the
representation from the county OF Berkeley in the
House of Delegates these are, therefore in the
name of the Commonwealth, TO require you TO cause
an election to bo held Ia your said county OF Berks
ley. TEUR SDAY. the 26th day Of December
1885, 80 FIJI the vacancies aforesaid.
Witness JAMES l.. KEMPER Speaker Of the
House OF Delegates, this 18th day of December,
1861 and ia the e6th year of the Commonwealth.
Teste: VIM. r. GORDON, Crk II. u.
de l7-iActd
rVNHE OOMMON " EALTH OF VIRGINIA
TO THESHERIFF OF THE COUNTY
OF MORGAN, q RI ETiNG:
Wnereas IA vacancy has occurred in the repre-
sent alton from the county of Morgan In the House
of Delegates these are, therefore, in the name OF
the Commonwealth. to require you to csuss Nc
Election to be held In ye ur said county Of Morgan,
on THURSDAY, the 26th day of December, 1861,
for q Delegate TO ill the vacancy aforesaid.
Witness JAMES l.. KEMPER, Speaker OF the
House of Delegates. this 18th day Of Deosmbsr,
1861, and In the e6th year II the Commonw ealth.
Tssts; WIN. +. GORDON, @. \. D.
u Winchester VEgIiAn copy.
80l6-dAett
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WIZ. Il IHAlFt
To Hon. ". II. Se1oara, Sec'y of State.
TILE pRIVATRRR arATER.

The fact that the Confederate privateer
Sumter had again made her escape has al.
ready been announced in the Dispatth. The
following statement from Capt. Lyon, of the
schooner Daniel TrOwbridge, which was
lately captured by the Sumter, will be found
interes ing
When oNerhauled and compelled 10 surren.
der, he and his crew were taken aboard lh-
Sum ter and a prize crew from that ship took
charge of the schooner. The Sumter COM
menced supplying herself from th g schoon er.
and for three days her boats were emp pleyed
in conveying stores A the end Of that time, &,
having secured all they wanted, the fine
sci Was fired and entirely consumed, together
with what remained of the cargo. rae
Daniel Trowhridge vas one OF the fastest yes
sells in he West India trade, and with a favor
able wind, Capt. Lyon is confident he could
have escaped the Sum ter, even with her pow
erful engines. The officers of the steamer
We're highly pleased with the staunl h bui q
and superior sizing qualities OF the scho iner, i,
and the sacrificing of ths craft WAS owing 10
their inability to take care OF IL
On board the Sumter { apt. L.sfouud the
captain and crew OF the John j. Parks,
which had also been captured and burned
All hands were taken 70 Port soyai, MART
nique, where they signed parole not 20 bear
arms against the Southern Coniedera -
This they consented To 10 in pTeseTenca
| to au indetuite detention on board.
Capt. Lyons was. thirteen days ahoard the
Sumtar, during which he wls trea ted With
the utmost hi ndness By both officers ana crew
OF her armament o. mum Der of meu he Is not
comm unictIve-his parole of honor especial
ly orbiddiug any inform tion on this point
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RELgAsgD PROM CONFINEMENT.

We learn from the Louisville Ky journal.
of the 9TH inst that he two Newport gen-
tIemeh, III q Helm, Esq and Robert Mad
dox, Esq arrested by The order OF General
Nit he'll, appeared before Judge ballard OF
Louisville, Od Tuesday last and were b, him
discharged, there being no charge against
them.
VIM. B. Glaves, ex-Sherif Of Harrison
county, and Perry Skerritt Clerk of the me
county, who were arrested at Cynthiaua some
two m onths since, suspected of sym pathiling
with the r-beis, and sent TO Camp Uhas-,
near Columbus, Ohio, have been relsa.ed.
They passed through Cincinnati on Tuesday,
on their way home.
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BY THOS. ". hEESEE, Ahcttoneey,
NQflic.. cnrner nt l2th and l!arv s,al

(Oflics corner OF 18th and Cary sts.J
NE ENT = = / HOUSEHOLD AND
~ KITCHEN FURNITURE COOKING
AND PARLOR STOVES, IA uILY FLOUR
SUGAR, COFFEE, &c, FOR SALE AT
AUCT1ON.-Will be sold, on MONDAY morn
ing, Dec. - 1, commencing at 10 O'clock, al the II
sidcnce OF SaInue! Britain, Esq Mayo st., near
Ross ST. all of his Household and Kitchen Furni.
tuce, consisting in part Of Tete Tetes, Sofas
Mahogany Chairs Rocking Chairs, ble-Top
Fable Carpets Hat Rack. Window Shades one
Cottage Chamber Set. Oil Cloth, Bedseaas, Fea-
ther Beds, Mattresses. Wardrobe, Bureaus, VAST.
stands, Dining Tab es, china and Glass Yare &c
superior Cooking Stove,
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LATE NORTHERN NEWS.

We have been furnished with Il nun Der of
coIles of Baltimore and New York journals
OF late dates. From their columns we make
up the following summary OF news:
TIE BOGUS UNION CONVENTION OF NORTH CARO-.
LiNA-HoW II ORIGINATED.
ooine time since there appeared In this pa.
per resolutions purporting TO be passed by a
Convention OF Eniouists at Hatteras Inlet,
which Convention, it was intlmated, largely
represen ted the feelings OF the population in
that State, 1t being attended by delegates from
forty five counties. The New York Sun, "a
Union paper of the 10th inst, however, pro-
nounces the whole affair 10 be farce. This
ceived in New York dated Camp Wool, Hat
teras Inlet, Nov. 80, which says:
As for the Union Government in n. Caro-
lima, l fear it is nothing but a big farce. The
resolutions W hich you no doubt have read ih
the papers, begaL With something like this
1--WE, the people of North Carolina, &c -
Now, he fact is, the whole of the said people
amounted III all TO about l20 Eatteras ishers
and voters, the rest being boys, women and
children. This grand con yention, represeu [.
ing North Caro- lima, "tree and independent.
was addressed bV Tribune reporter, the on y
one here, l believe,l ii Mr. Foster, now al
Hon. Nj O., and Gov. Taylor. Well, the res
oiutions were read by the Governor, and The
lueStlOn or tntir ADOPTION DeihS put, no on'
| couid, 81 first, he found to second it. After
| wards, the form OF Il man SAID, 81 want TO dc
| what Is right; / don't know what il means
but / will second it," When the vote wal
| put, the delegates looked one at the other
| not knowing what to do, but after the reso
| lutiOus We're read over again, some one man
| aged to gain courage enough 10 vote, and al
| followed suit. SO, the Provisional Govern
| n.ent was established. II this is not & "bi,
| thing l don't know what is On the 2Sti
| Mr. Fostsr was elected To the Cuitci S.ate
| Congress for this district.
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Personal, T..

VNFOR NATION WANTED-Of a sick or
i dead soldier, named JACKSON T. WHEE-
LAR member Of Company +, ii Georgia Regi-
ment. Mr.. "HEELAR left Manassas the ! ii
October last, then very sick, and has been
heard OF since. w. about feet 10 Inches
high, spare built, thin vssge, yellow hair, and
wore a yellow. .redlsh goatee He bad suit ot
brown homespun, gray flannel shirt, wool hat ana
Ii in his porte nonuaie i've dollar note or due
bill payable TO j. T. W Wheesr assigned by q Mr..
Finch or shewford. dungeons OF Hospitals, Rail
road Agents, aud the public srga, reuues ted
10 Give information to me- by letter or otherwise
nv address for the present will be RicF nood, Va.
where letters will reach Inc If tent to the care OF
ROBERT LUMPhIN.
LAWSON FIELDS.
City papers requested to cop, and send
bills. De 20-3tt
a LII MEMBERS OF the 56th Reg't Va
n Vols. who have not joined the Regiment
at Abingdon, Will report themselves iInmedi-
ately 10 Lieut.. GEO. W. MAY, at General
Winder's office, or in his absence, 10 Captain
SHIELDS, IL the New Fair Grounds
BY order Of
de @0-2t' Cor. W. d. STEWART.
nITCHLRs' BOOTS AND BROGUES.-I
IL have hand 4 lot of very superior Ditch
tIs Boots and Brop ues, OF my own manufacture.
those IN want will DO well 10 call aaA SEQ ,hem
before supplying themselves as they ase very su-
perior. VIM +. w. TAYLOR,
de 20-3 2l9 Broad street.
4
Also, a large lot of OAK STAVES shocked
and ready TOR shipment
A dozen Coopers wanted Immediately. Apply
st the office OF the VIRGINIA STEAM sUdAk
REFINERY, No. AZ Main st., uuder ST. Charles
Hotel de 20-it
119 BALES No.
Just received and Tor sale.
ALSO,
4 kri. lCt tof
de 2o--3tF MCCARTHY & MITCHELL.
< EUlAL UTIOE
superb lot of
at small advance on New York cost at
de 20-2t' ELLETT DREWRY'S.
& 2 A l. n o T q f
3 Cheap
oLCLOTH,
J. Is. FERdUsoN. BROTHER CO.'S.
de 2l-Iw" No. Pearl street.
pLAYINd CARDS.
10 gross Playing Cards,
On consignment
And tor sale low to close, by
Il
de 20--2t No. 81 Main street
FoE sAAE-rhiT'E BEEvEs and
OK Z n +,
At my farm, Spring Hill,
Near Guiney's Depot.
de 20-3tk JOHN WASHINGTON
Twenty bbls. ROSIN OIL,
sTRATToN RAINg
de 20-7t% Petersburg, Va.
AIUTlCE-Having qualified as Curator OF the
~ estate OF Michael Hart, decd hereby re-
quest all persons indebted to the said estate t.
make immediate payment OF the same. AL per.
sors having claims against the said estate Will
please present them to me immedisteiy for pay
mant. ALFRED rloSES,
de Ie-lw o3 Main st
UARDIN G.--Two three families with
ID out children eau be accommodated with eie-
can't ROOMS and ROAHD in ons of tie most De.
srabs parts Of the city, Grace street Also, two
small rooms tor single gentlemen. Address
pIapstoh otfics dsl8-AtA
NOR SALE A FURNITURE WAGON,
II Horse and Harness.
Ersyed or Htolen--a small red MILCH COW
A suitable reward will be paid for her return TO
DR.. JAMES BOLTON,
do so-ts Grsee, bst tth snd 5th ~,
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BIZ RICHARD CAUTHORN, AucsY.

NN MONDAY, I'D inst, q; o O'clock at my
I store, will sell at auct on, one fierce Rice
; boxes Manufactured Tobacco; a small quaDttty
OF Shoulder Bacon Snoti Tobacco &c, &c
BUTTER Also, six hr&ins Prize Mountain
Butter.
PLATFORM SCALES Also, one piatrorm
Scales. new and in good oTder-wil wrsn l 800
P uuds.
FUREITURE.-Aiter the above, will sell q
considerable lot of Furniture, consisting CT Ward
robes, Settees, Lounges, DIvans, rabies, Wash
stands Arm Chairs cane seat do Tables, Feather
6eds Bedding, Mattre .ses bedsteads &c; two su-
p-rior Cooking Stoves, with Pipe snl Fixtures :;
Rar Room Stoves, &c, &C.
dstu r. CAJTTlIORN Aurt'r
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do. Parlor 10.
Al A.n

70 barrels Dunlop, Moncure & Co superior
Family Fl0u-,
! bbl o. rehaed Coffee Sugar,
So 'os. Crushed Sugar,
100 lbe. superior old Java Coffee.
TFRMS--Cash lin bsnksbe money! on delivery
"a 20 TH0S w KEESEE Auct'r
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FRESH OYSTERS.

OfSrEFs : OYSTERS" OYSTERS
/ am prepared to furnish from two to i've
hundred gallons Of
YORK RIVER OYSTERS
Three times q week, at West Poirt, or in
Richmond. Amy one desiring to make such
Il contract can do 50 by an early applica ton
to me, ut West Point, III person.
Il. T.. COLEMAN.
\. Bile Is also prepared to furnish, III
auy Quantity, very superior X q g K and
PLANTED OYSTERS. de lo-lct+
,Jo"Ns9N 4 WHITE OYSTER DEALERS.
Oyster House and Once in rear OF old Gas
Works.
Hotels, Eess surants. and Suffers supplied with
fresh article OF prime YORK RIVER OYS-
IERS al reasonable rates de l---tt*
NTOTIUE TO THE PUBLIC.-I have
~ opened an EATING HOUSE, corner OF
Main ahd 18th streets, at the PALMETTO
HOUSE.
l ala. prepared to furnish SNACKS at ell
times--from 0 clock i'll the morning until 10
o'clock at night.
Oysters, stewed, fried. or roasted; Ham and
Eggs Beefsteak; Turkeys; Ducks fresh
Fish, and hot Coffee and Tea u all times of
the day.
no 2S-Im L. CROUCH.sPropr.
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EDUCATIONAL.

M Il. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL,
w RICHMOND, VA.
This institution Will be open again on the
'si day Of October, 1861, ton the reception OF
0oJL BOarders and Day Scholars.
For particulars, upply 10
hA lots HUBERT +. LEFEBNRE.
- OAHDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
ID FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Fraukitn Street, be.losen Sd and 4A.
Tbs VI isseE CLOPTON daughters Of the
!ate dke Cloptop,) will open School on the
Isl Of etober, 1861.
Circulars OF terms, etc, will be sent TO those
osSIrtRg them. So 26--3mt
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sEssE.NatS.

nIVlDEND kOIICE-The BOARD OF
/ DIRECTORS have declared seini-2nnual
bs lsFd {, - per cent, upsn the Capital Stock of
.a.s Company, payEole 70 tbs Stockholders on and
a .sr tie .}lst Inst.
20 Transfer Books will be closed from the Esd
'-a.ant 10 ;he lst 4 January, 1852.
Ii. ". HARRINGTON,
Treasurer.
r / P. Il. co, Dee. l8, l86l-tJl
RICfpD a UANNILLE II. X. CO, I
DbcEMBER TO- ,s6l.
&Ol1tE.-At a meeting OF the Board Of Dl'
~ rectoJe held this day, dividend Of i hree per
cent wsz declared. pay able On the lat dsy OF jan
a1Ly, I5-2- Tie Transfer Books will be closed
ION lie 9th iusIang The lsi day Of January,
I.lz
THOMAS W. BROCKENBROU0H
q lin Auditor.
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TIE MILWAUKEE NEGRO IS ao1xa TO CHICAGO.

THE NILwAUKEs NEGROES aoISG TO CHICAGO.
The Milwaukee Wiscoasia states that nearly
all the colored people have left that city for
Chicago, having taken fright at the lynching
of Clark, which occurred there Il few weeks
ago. There are now says that paper, "not
more than ten or fifteen left in our city. In
Chicago there are over 500 OF them, and there
they are employed iii all manner OF oecapa-
tions--as walters, BARRIERS, hackdrivers. stew
ards porters, etc. Here there is not one EN-
pioyed waiter, nor porter nor al a
haekdriyer, and but three OF four as bar
bers :"
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TIE APPOINTMENT OF JEWISH CHAPLAIEs.
WAsHINGToS, Dec l2.-hev. DR.. Fishai, OF
New York, had an interview with the Presi :.
dent TO urge the appointment of Jewish
ChapfaIns for every miiitar. department.
they being excluded by acC Of Congress from
the volun teer regiments, among " HON there
are many thousands OF lsraelteS. Ia the
meantime the DR.. will take charge of the
spiri tuai welfare of the Jewish soldiers on
the Potomac. The President aesWed him
that the su biect will receive bis aaGPsst at
ten ton, and expressed his opinion that this
exclusion was altogether Unintentionai on
the part OF Congress
CONCENTRATION OF C0sFEDBRATRs NEAR oCoo-
QCAN-AKAY ITEMS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l2.-There are indica-
tonS of n consider ole body of the enemy in
the vicinity of Occoquon creek, numerous
encampments being visible from the decks OF
the steamers on the Potomac.
Two privates belonging to the 10th Penn
sylyanta Regiment, who were performing
picket duty for Gen. Smiths division yester-
day, having strayed beyond our lines attempt
ed to return this morning, when, on being
ordered to halt by the guards, turned AID
run. One was shot by the guards ia two
places and has since died, aud the otter was
taken prisoner by them. As the guards had
been changed during the absence of these pic
cts. they evidently supposed them to be enc
mics.
Formal complaint was made to-day 10 the
War Department by Gov Andrew, OF Mas
| sachusetts, against Gen. Stone, for, as is al.
legged compelling the troops from that State
to assist in the restoration 0f fugitive slaves
The Provost Marshal has determined TO re-
woke all passes whi h have been tran sferred
and 10 punish those transferring them. a
number of arrests have already been made
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sir II have the honor to announce that the
viceroy OF Egypt has again showa his gooa
viii to the u $. by directing the Captat
or The port OF Alexag ria 10 exclude MA YES
sells bearing an unrecog aixed dag rom tn.
haEbors of Egypt. instructions W tLis eifvc,
] am tntogmsd by ths M,nisser Of Eer~iei
AffAirs, were issnsd ahaat two weeks ago tn
cnnseq asncs OF . suggesttOn addressed 70 He
Hlghasss by their Con suiats General. Al an
interview which ] had with him ON the 81
instant. At Cairo, Hts Htyhnese also ssaured
ne that no pr,vsteey IN the service Of he
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MEGxENERy AND SEWING.

ISL AkCEIN ED-From New Orleans, q
al -gPp'y OF beauttul
FRENCH FLOWERS.
VELVETS, RIBBONS, &c.
Lai-ts wishing really handsome BOESETS are
.-f..el 10 cal! - once and supply themselves.
hrs. DEMELMAN, South side Main,
Between nth and 18th SITS.
=. B.-ny store Is closed every Saturday.
fF
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EST THkELER y wilson's SEWIN q
w MACHINES
REPAIRED and kept in ORDER.
Also line TUGKlNQ sa1 FAMILY SEWING
lyne, By
Miss LYON, No - Main ST., up stairs.
ORDERS sent promptly attended 10.
4 supply 81 NEt5 1F,E1s> hand de ll--ttls
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E~Ok SALE-five hundred empty hogshesds.-
4 Also, a large lot of OAK STAVES shocked
and ready Tor shipment
A dozen Coopers wanted Immediately. Apply
the office OF the VIRGINIA STEAM SUaAk
REFINERY, Ne. AZ Main st., under ST. Charles
Hotel de 2O-it
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NOTICE-Having qualified as Curator OF the
~ estate OF Michael Hart, decd, hereby re-
quest all persons indebted to the sald estate -
make immediate payment of the sane. AL per.
sons having claims against the said estate viii
please present them to me immedsteiy for pay.
nlant. ALFRED HOSES,
da ls-lw "a Main at
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From Inc New ork IrfdHhe, OF the TIT
inst, we clip the following paragraph:
The arrival Of Arch bishop Hughes in Lon
don Is announced He reached that city OF
the 2ist ult., and went to Paris the next da v
During his brief stay in London, as ia,
Tablet i'll forms US, he visited several inHuee
tiai personages The same journal adds tina
the purpose OF this visit IL Europe Is no
known. We learn, however, upon very soos
authority, that the country 10 which MIR
Sew ard has reilly given him secret mission
is spain. There, ut is presumed, and appa
rentiy not without reason, that he win b,
able 10 exercise considerable influence owe
men in power which can hardly 10 the cas
III France or England.
, 1861-04-19

.DUPrURES CURED -
Ii BT TEE ~.
HARD RuBRER RIGGS TRUSS. ~:

.nis TRUSS Is urI1ke "a others cref :
xse4. both eunssx Aa6 tnsse.. ~. nptnYe srd
fas gsvs Ior r. e. dosE e
Teter kisfnx mature csnce - cnTe yrG1 ~ = 1ssn III
2 Ms:s ffnet cScelatio never 1oiia corFodes a
zys eaa sod PET Teang persGSpii e !. e. e. uSY
:. . Pt94fDSt3rHfCAL TRCs; " U-k. Aone bus Hose
EHo3ssTe suffered With u Haser' q ftPsus utttsS
smnhlaf conraains III particularly esnt re- re-.
esS isaaax :A4 Tra&e csn Pc afsed nx sGnsE e .
.naef aset2;y.A sEEEiEH' soas saa '&tstpaIs
AS@t. ~ qai III Isfs strest Rootp No. up setF.l p:
33fmis4 3 HsH&S
, 1861-04-19

= From the Anna (unioa County Demacrat.1
ThAt corporations have no spul6," is En-
adage as old as time its-1f. But that excep-
tions to this rule are sometimes hi St with. the
company towards the widow and family Of
Duncan, who was killed near our station last
month, furnishes o good example. A shcrt
time after the accident By which Duncsn los.
his life, his widow was advised by several OF
her pretended friends to enter suit against the
Co. for heavy damages, assuring her that she
could at least recover the value Of the
wagon and herHes lost. Beture entering snit,
she came to this place to consult one Of our
citizens and obtain his advice in the matter.
He advised her 10 enter no snit, but to make q
fair representation Of her condition to the
company, and s8k assistance to maintain her
family OF fAthsrlees children. She concluded
to 90 80, ind wrote to the directory. They re-
eponded By sending her free pass aud asking
her to come to Chicago that she might moreful-
ly state her case Upon arriving at Chicago, she
was offered some three hundred dollars in
caet, with the privilege to se}eetfhny forty
acre tract ofland owned ~ the company, to
which deed would be given her. Preferring
to return to her friends III the East, khe was
herself and children over all railroads by
which she would have to travel, which offar
abe accepted.
When it is remembered that Duncan lest his
life through no negligence Of the company or
its employees, but by driving On the track
while intoxicated, in front OF 81 approaching
train; and that he was repeatedly warned Of
admitted that the generosity of the company
to bis unfortunate family has been above all
praise.
For the above particulars, We are indebted
to gentleman Of OUT town, who obtained
them, as We understood him, from Mrs. Dun
ran haraa1f
, 1861-04-19

tFrcua the Cincinnati Gezette1
Mr. FaIanaiEg Eam, ~Lo puts htmEelI on
the bills as d Western fire eater, in one Of bis
performances in Congress declared that the
troops OF the north would taye to march over
bis and various other dead bodice IL they went
to defend the Government axaiaet secession.
There is just now q demand for those dead
bodies. The people Of Dayton were looking
for Nj. Vallandingham the ether night; hut
instead Of paving The road with his dead body,
be seems to have had nice regard for HIS
preservation. The Confederates will be dis
appointed in the Western tife-eater, Mfr. Val.
laadiu9ham's resolution seems TO hare been
better adapted to paving = way proverbiaily
paved with resolutions, thae to paving the r1ad
to the South with his defunct body.
We sre gratiaed to learn from personal
friend Of Geaeral cass, that In conversation
with him to-day, he expressed his entire con.
currence In the resolutions passed at rha meet
Ing gof our citizens yesterday, and that he coz.
sidered it the duty Of every citizen to support
our government in The present crisis Of cur
national affairs d fruit .it7t41{iser,
, 1861-04-19
Scouting @acbi11Es.
cEWING ID HI n E8.
L, CORNELL J. CO.'S
Fe mtly and Manufa oturtnK
go aEMiMo MACHINES.

6 aa2 IL u tss
zfSaF 81 X0S s67hE kEAEs snE seEEfEl 4
HIVE j.. and ii psrsoEs selling or astag them an
ss:nre +esist .Z me,es;aoaa ;at 9a,,, tas: t
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