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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-25

FUTURE DAYS.


Two yALuABLE LOTS IMMEDI-
ATELY IN REAR OF The UPPER VEG
ErABLR MARKET, BETWEEN MARSHALL
AND CLAY STREETS, AT AUCTION will
sell upon tbs premises, on TUESDAY. 2eth day
OF March, commencing at u o'clock p. NJ. two
Valuable Lots, on the east side of the Up
per vegetable Market, between Marshall and
ciay streets, and adjoining on the north two brick
tenements lately erected. They front togeth ar 10
feet aud run back SO feet
IERxs.-0ne- fourth cash the balance ats II
aug 10 months, Tor negotiable notes. with interast
sa9ed, and secured by trust deeds Taxes for
1874 10 pc paid by the purchasers
mn 10 JAS. N. TAYLOR SON. Aucts
TNK ISTEEN SALE OF A SMALL FARM
p - w W EsTHAM ROAD. N HENRlCO COUNTY.
cntaa IN 70 tne provisions Of deed OF trust exc
har ~ Dayid King, dated the 22d day of Octo-
.,t;:sa s,S, aud recorded In Henrco County Court
s rhe suoseribers will SELL at public auction
Is. day of Cogniy Court House onMoNDAY the
ncfncyt " april 1851 that being Court day, at IL
esoGh M, tne real estate conveyed in said deed
Is Ioriom s certain piece or parcel of LAND
ut,ns auu neIng In Henrico county, James
hiven. iEpnting on the Westham Plank Road. con-
acres, adjoining the land OF Mr.. Jesse Williams
on me East, ana thai OF Mr. 4. d. Williams on the
,e.1' ana Immediately opposite to the residence Of
TBkss-Enough in cash to defray the expenses
OF executing this trust and about the sun Of Sos0
the remainder upon such terms may be agreed
THOs. J. EVANS, (r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-21

Jeferds told me that A. Oakley Hall told him that when
he got into office he would give him back his papers, this
before tho 10th OF November might have said that
he not ae 10 be arrested for that in the presence
Of Mr.. OBrea. Tho witness identified letter which
written b. Jctlerds TO him which the District Attor
ney proposes put in evidence.
The examination OF officer Moore having been con
cuded, the Court adjourned till tomorrow Saturday
morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-21

LNoR SALE-ClIEAP FOn CASH, OR WILL BE Elk.
changed for city property lands tLis city, OF
the best Water Powers In wisconsin, VITA eomnete um-
bering estb shmcn mills capable of cutting LOO feet
hour together with houses shops barns & with from lGJ
100 pine land the entire power
Apply to IL. NoiK, $40 West Twenty fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-21

ZINE ARTS AMERICAN uvu. WAR
Finely colorcd pictures glass for
MAGIC LANTERN AID DissOiAING VIEW
APPARATUS
All the battles ana incidents cf up 10 the prescn
time.
Fun ~ tn orues furnished by the principal OPT ians
AMERICAN SfEEE0SSOPiC COMPANY,
90 Chestgnt street,
pha,eiphia.
W IAAGENHE{N General AGENT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-21

ITOR sALE--To PEOPLE WITH SMALL INCOMES
For cottage homes and small farms, see advertisement
oil yipciund.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-21

nYSTERs.-RECEIvED AT LBBY,S l3o FULTON
~ street. hne lot Of Rockaways shrewsburys and Blue
Points which are being iatcned for my customers The
iDst SITS sews and fries in ~ BOys,ers Open
ed without Grabbing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-21

NEW PUBLICATIONS.

t.rT,HAT" CURIOUS BOOK OF "CITY WOMEN, A SIN
guar novelty advertised in the dependent and dc
nonnccd in the Herald of Dec 7and is now sold by city
dealers for fifty mailed (ree o. posaQe) for sixty
eight cen-ouiy half price. H. GAUNTT, publisher No 10
Walker street mp stars The trade supplied al discount
OF nearly fifty per cash. Agents wanted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-21

EHARM ANTED-EXCHANGE-A SMALL FARM
wanted IN vicinity New York in hange for
city Booki property Address box a9 New York Post
office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-21

IH0R SAIE--A GREAT BARGAIN FOR CASif-TaE
House 23 East Fortyeith street.
Third buiit by days work and finished in all
spncs in the richest and possible Terms
conmotating Apply Immediately 10 n. e. BISHOP, IN
Broadway, store iOor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-21

CSO REwARD-To BoATMEN.-LosT OVERHEARD
WCU from steamboat Baldwin, on Friday evening" De
ccmber TO- on Hoboken Captain Andrew s. LeFcvrc, of
barge Ulster County The above reward viii be paid for the
recovery OF his body application TO Andrew Clarke H6
West street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-21

OOK OUT FOR THE THREE CELEBRATED B,S TO
IL night-Band. Byron and Bob Smith-at the House of
Commons, IS West Houston street. Long Pipes Foamine
Pewers and good time for ALL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-21

GEO REwARD-si0 WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE
spOU recovery of engraved Miniature W9cb, No.
467, j. A. s. IS case, Bevan Weare, English lever
movement $50 for an 8 medium Stone Diamond Closcr
of coior dark blue Enameled Ring and one large stone
Diamond raised leaf Ring, npon their return 70 u Il
Rogers 5zi "a Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-21
RESTAURANTS.

JEREMIAH CRIPS.-LITTLE DICK WILL PARADE
himself before the bar q John Haze,ts No 81 Hudson
street. this evening" and challenge OF his friends 10 drink
Flanagan Waaces ale tBob agen at three MI Der
glass for the Of dollars and cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-21

LECTURES.

IyALL OF THE CHURCH OF THE REDEMPTION
The third lecture, by request touchn, war this tSar
day) evening. y Ds ~ the aboyr hall by Rev Gresham
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-21

A FARM FOR SALE--OF 80 ACRES, PRICE $1,000
"A or would trade for Lot in the vicinity Of New York;
mas house and barn about 20 clear and 10 In
woodaad 60 miles from New York. the Long Island Rail
oau a nnod place Tor working Inquire of JOHN
d. CARPENTER, Second Avenue Railroad stables NJ Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-21

eSO REWARD WILL RE GIVEN TO ANY PERSON
DCU who will give sufficient information Of the where
abos Of Bay Mare taken from the stable of f. j. Nodine,
the morning OF November 1861 between the hours Of
getting possession Of the mare and al persons hereby
against harborng purchasing her. The above
sum in the hands Of Jeremiah Higgins, Deputy Sheriff
Court street. Brooklyn who will pay the same Said bay
legs with good size star on her forehead and scar her
hind leg about half way from her ankle 10 her hook
joint, on the front Of her shin bone.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-21
SPORTING.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BIRDs.-THREE THOU
"A sand Canares, Moekug Birds, Talking Parrots and
the city Cages OF every description.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-21

HARM FOR sALE-cHEAP NEAR 4 PRINCIPAL
city in New Jersey depot sco Dis and different
churches fine river overlooking the bay good build
ng order fence and cultivation and first rate farm
rally. Terms very liberal
SoUIHWICK & WOOD. 81 Nassau street.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-02-02

r. I. BARNUM Sold AT LAsT.-A public joke
at r. l. Barnunrs expense 10 not an everyday
| luxury, r. I. b. for many years having had the
| laugh on the other side. But atlength the Prince
ut ShowmeD has been shown trick that he did
not know before, and the hero of the occasion
has been, as is very usual on such occasions, a
son of the Emerald Isle 5
1t seems that Barunn, few days ago, was in
great hurry to be shaved, and entered his or
binary place of tonsorial resort under the Park
Hotel; but all the operatives were engaged and
one other customer--a great brawny freshman,
just landed, and with beard and head requir-
ing very extensive attcntion--stood between the
| exhibitor of the Nv iat s-it?" and his turn rs
next Il am in hurry, my good man !" SAID
Phlneas T., addressing Pat; aud if you give me
your turn l will paw for what you want done
here ''All right" responded the delighted
Irishman; and the Snowman was soon shaved and
on his way to keep his engagement merely say
ing as he left the door to the proprietor of the
saloon, DO what this man wants." pointing to
the exile of Erin, land charge it to me-" No
sooner was he gone than Patrick took off his
"trusty" and thick cotton neck-tie, at the same
time asking the barber, Now tell me all YOU doy"
"Why, sir" responded the tonsorial operative,
1--WE shave, cut, and curl hair, shampoon and
bsthe" 'All right. then,' said Pat; do al them
things to me. Sorry wan of me knows what they
name, but as he said he'd pay for them, just do
them all, an God bless your The barber saw
the joke and did as requested, putting the big
Irishman through all the processes, and bringing
him out so pleasantly altered that he scarcely
knew himself We leave our readers to imagine
Barnum's face next morning, when the propri-
etor of the saloon handed him bill-"For sha-
wing Irishman 10 cents, cutting his hair % cts,
curling it 25 cents, shampooing it % cents. and
bathing Irishman % cents-total for Irishman,
81 TO-" Barnum at once acknowledged tie corn,
gave receipt for the maize; but he ia after the
Irish exile aud swears, if he catches him, that he
will place him cheek by jowl between the "What
is it ?" and the Aztec children. IN. Y. Times.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-02-02

WHAT Mr.. BUCHANAN mas DoNE.-Never for
many years can the United States be to the world
what they have been. Mr.. Buchauan's message
al the rants of the Georgian Governor or the
Ordinances" Of the Charleston Convention
The President has dissipated the idea that the
States which elected him constitute one people.
We had thought that the Federation was of the
nature of nationality; we find that 1t il moth
ing more than q copartnership. II any State
may, on grounds satisfactory to . local conven-
ton, dissolve the Union between itself and its
fellows; if disconnected with the election Of a
President or the passing of an obnoxious law by
another State, or, it may be, restrictive tariff,
gives State the fright Of revolution" and per-
mits it to withdraw itself from the community,
then the position Of the American people with
respect 80 foreign powers i completely altered.
It ia strange that u race whose patriotic cap
tiousncss when in the society of Europeansi 10 90
remarkable should be 80 ready to divide and give
up the ties Of frllow-citizenship for cause
which strangers are unable TO appreciate. Still
stranger is it that Chief Magistrate who would
have plunged the world In war rather than q
suspicious craft should have been boarded by
English officers after il had displayed the stars
and stripes, or who would have done battle
against despots for any naturalixed refugee from
Continental Europe should, without scruple, and
against the advice Of his own Secretary Of State,
declare the Federal Union dissnlved whenever 4
refractory State chooses to secede-I London
/ Times, IAN. ..
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-02-02
MARKETS.

BURLINaroN. Friday P. NJ. Feb. LIST.
Weather showing and warm. Roads good
There are few changes in the market. Wheat
is c'ming in more readily, at former prices.
The Pork business is just about closed
The number Of hogs cut by Schenck & Denise is
19,345. We have no report from Sunderland,
Kendall l. Co. The whole number is probably
about 5000, and will not 60 above 10000 for
the season.
SUGAR-7d@si-crush IL /; refined white
lie. Clarified 1O4. Maple Sugar, l0@l2c
" ID.
COFFEE-15@l5Hc.
MOLASsEs-By the Dbl, Reboiled, 40; syr-
up, 45@5O; kegs, IS SO.
NAILS-Ass, IS 50@S IS.
RICE-6c
FRUIT-Raisins, prime, So %.
BROOMS-$l 50@2 90 per dozen.
FLOUR-Steady Spring wheat, wholesale,
$3.50; retail $500; winter 81, 80 wholesale; &C. 90
retail.
wHEAT-spring 72@7sc; Winter soc@s5c
CORN-l7@1s cts.
RYE-4Oc
5 BEANs-5Oc@so per bush.
POTATOES-l5c per bush.
OATS-l6@l7c.
BUTTER-l0@l2ac.
EGGS-l0c.
ONIONS-40(05Oc.
HAY-Timothy, $7@S9.
WOOD-S2 5O(9S3 90.
HIDES-Green, 4@4ic.; Dry Flint l0@lIc.
Green Sailed 6@5ic, firm.
WHISKEY-l6@lsc.-
CEICKENS-sl 25t0i 50 per Dozen
LARD-s@lnc. per ib in bulk.
APPLEs-75c@$I co.
DRIED APPLES-607c per b.
TIMOTHY SEED-$l,f5 to Zoo per BUSH
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-s0@4Oc y
bushel No S,le.
CORN MEAL-25c per bush
BUCKWHEAT FA0ER-sl 25@sl. so Der
cwl
RAcoN-Hams lo@llo; shoulders sc
aides lUc;
RAGS-ltc per h.
EXCHANGE-New York, Specie / Curry Q
St. Louis,
Chicago
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-02-02

The Bosrd o. Trustees Of srnautfon takeths ssh.
% TO announce - the publo thst the chair Of Msk.ss
les and Chemistry, which has been fT spe months psss
vacant now llrd, nv TIE esct.n this post VI
George kimba, Who hxs irssdy upon his du.
ties. .stsal'js al 'f'7--15 -ss1s7I IL
The Board he's resolved 70 attach - he lnslsusiea
Normal Department for the sducaion Teschsrs, also,
an Efeaentusy Dp0Ssenf designed for oonyes pupils.
Thus with the Preparatory Depdrtmess. aresdyin op.
Grafton, sAordng al the facilities educettn usually
Furnished in the High school and Academy The Normal
and Elementary Departments III be placed under the i'm
mediate Of Mr. Z. ". weief xensseman eminent.
" qualified for the training Of Teacher he eeeon In
these departments viii commence the 9Th day Of febSu-
ary next, when Teachers Glass VIII Be formed. ID b
very important for al Tesehsrs IN this County udjo
Ing counties whe WIKI avail thenselyss ofhs nsrue-
session. -
fuisiou- In the Elementary Classes, per term offs
weeks, sVa.ta1 - lueAsf ,1At ga. % 90
In the Normal Department. Is -. 90
to be paid a. the Close u the r weeks Of Session.
lessons VIII also be gwen In connection with the fnsu
ton BY eompetent Teachers h Vocal Music UPON
Piano, BY all Who may desire them. a. viii also b
formed desired 10 Boob keeping under Of the noss
competent teachers In the county. az
Board be obtained on very reasonable terms either
In the public boarding heaes or b privsss families,
H. LEONARD, Sec wM HARPEk. Pres.
Kossuth, Iowa, Jan. -, 15el.-26.2w
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-02-02


i II - HE exceilent speeoA in the House OF, Rep
seeentatires, the other sday, lr. Sherman. oi
Ohio stated TIE great and predominant question
which y now before the country With remarha-
bic point and clcarness. We quote his lam
guage: .,,,,f : IS i. - ,sss
"How useless il y to talk about compromises,
concessions, cancellation, adju-ttnent. vhen, II
everything was conceded the integrity Of the
government NAV be broken up BY = majority Of
angle State. If we hold this Union, and Ill
the rights It secures to us. and al the hopes We
base upon it. upon the whim or will OF 4 single
State, then. indeed. it's the weakest govern
| ment ever de- vised bv man. n single State
may destroy our nationality. tlen. indeed. il the
wisdom Of our fathers The wisdom az habies-
We can no longer talk about the ve,tness Of
| the old confedersev Or .narchx ~ Ws.;co Sir
we owe II IS the mosf sscrac ~ dnt;es 70 n M,
down this heresy. IN Il nov fr,;ses ;,sclr he
sectional an;mos;t;cs n Il r;... &C.,, ,.r,. =:
belIion to sectional and civil -, an, 4. mas,
| and viii bc met with ,ia,.rm;re3 ..s;.,.,.a
Upon this mint I am aI.d =, a. III. rson,.
I of Ohio are u,itea e ,he nns,;n,nns 80 ~
the Legislature. az that SIT. "a : tr.. ;nd;ns.
/ tion Ao,in Ts,y W., = ~. -. 20 $500.
sion. conc;liatiop. or romnrom;se vber Il ~
iel5 10 ,i,;nc 80, I'M ~ 49,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-02-02

HASaED-We are frequently Intercepted
concerning the notorious, or rather Infamous,
Palmer, the itinerant picture-taker, alias shoe.
carpenter, hailng from New York, who was sus
pected Of having acted an important part in the
firing of Opeliks.
Now, for the Common satisfaction Of our
friends and the public, we desire to say that, to
certain extent, we feel justified in saying that
he has paid the forfeit Of his life upon the glib.
bet This, if true, was an awful retribution,
though just and righteous one, for We have no
question whatever Of his guilt. Yes, We verify
believe that Palmer has met his wellmerited
fate. Although he was digni6ed by the rituals
and forms Of court-trial, and therein acquitted,
he has, forsooth, been summoned to his last &C,
count, that higher Tribunal, where human jadg-
ment never may intrude. [Opelika Ala) Re
public
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-02-02
THE EXPERIMENT TRIED.

sx weeks ago opened the New Store, (No. 20 Je6er
son street) with entire stock Of Dry Goods md
Notons purchased allow rates, and offered d very ew
but uniform ptces> t.La 5ti - 31.@tg3 ltSF
The erperinne has tass far prosec highly ssetVee
sory, and the same course will be saed, snd sS1sr
EFFORTS put forth to psass, by continuing ~ eA<ep
All pre-, snsons Of ceiling 1t coss 1ss than eos
are looked upon BY the people hunbus, which nens
get all We The New Store makes such speolous
pretensions, but re.ervng small living profit vll sell
goods ar oao - cost selling establishment In the city
and many articles In The Notion line 81 third less
OuI old customers have found rs, and many new ones
are nnding The Nt0 store" Come on, ou prices are
low and uniform. 6HE 3aGe -
ianlsd- kwH HANNA
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-02-02

RArHKR CooL.-The Charleston Mercury says,
..An officer of Fort Sumter, on Saturday, called
at our counting room and subscribed for the
Charleston Mercury, to be mailed TO him At Fort
Sumter, for tie aert tkrse n,onAts,p ~
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-02-02

A Coon THING AT the RAlae celebration,
last night, NJ. O0lvin remarked that Yin hea-
then mythology, Mercury was the God Of linrs
and thieves, and the one down in Charleston
seemed Disposed to keep up the reputation Of
the family."-fCin. Com.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-02-02

GENERAL Wool AND Mr.. LIHcoLN.-Accord-
ing to correspondent Of the Newark Mercury,
who writes from Springfield, Ills, Lincoln re-
ceived letter from Gen. Wool few days ago,
to the effect that he (WooD was Commander Of
the Eastern Division Of the United States Army.
and as the times were threatening he desired
Mr.. Lincoln to say what forces he desired at the
Capital on the 4th Of March, and they should
be on hand. Mr.. Lincoln, (adds the correspon-
dent) said to me, II never saw Gen. Wool, but
it was most comforting letter, and wrote him
in reply, as you and Gen. Scott are as well and
better acquainted with the nature and extent of
the dangers and the necessary means to meet
them, take pleasure i'll committing al! that TO
your discretion, :" and so the matter rests.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-02-02

NEW SYsTEM OF REMOVALS FROM OFFICE
At last the right test is to be applied to men
holding Office under the Administration. Here
tofore they were compelled to do wrong, and
many good fellow lost his head because he
would not support the Lecompton, the English
bill, or oppose Judge Douglas; but now, under
the lead Of Stanton and Holt, every Office hold
or of the Federal Government who assists the
Dlsnnionists will have an opportunity of walking
out with his head under his arm. The terror Of
the placemen Of this city, who believed that the
O. P. F. intended standing by the Disunionists,
is inexpressible, and it is astonishing how much
they are becoming attached to the Union as it is.
Like the suspected anti-Lecompton Democrats,
two years ago. they are in the habit, when they
awake every morning, Of splitting to see if their
heads are still on their shoulders.-[ Washington
Cor. of Phil Press
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-02-02

SrAxREpE AMONG TIE SALrs AT NEW ORLEANS.
The approach VI the meeting Of the State Con.
vention, apd the expected retirement, BY Its or
dinancs, Of Louisiana from the Union very soon
thereafter, acted upon the shipping in this port
on Monday, very much In the style Of an electri-
cal battery, q very large feet having applied for
and obtained clearsnces, in anticipation Of the
sbolishment or suspension Of the Custom House.
IN. @. True Delta, of the 92d.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-02-02

It is reported that Mr.. John Bigelow, having
sold out his interest in the Evening Post, is about
te become the proprietor of the World, and will
conduct it as a Republican rnal.-Tribune.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-02-02

A recount Of the votes in the Let Congres-
sional District Of Philadelphia having eatabIsh-
ed that Mr.. Butler lRspubIicsn) u legally elect
ed. recount 10 being made in the Sd District.
where John r. WE'RE (RepnbIican) was declared
elected BY 80 plurality, and thus far b gains
votes,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-02-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HosrsrrxRs STOMACH BrrrsRs the duties and &C.
equations Of wives and mothers so absolutely abo
rious those Of men, they exhausng and the
female systeminney delicate and fragile than that
Of man, should be sustained and nvigorated possible
BY safe and healthfu tonic and resto alive The
grand desideratu for which the long looked for n
vain Is realized in osetters Celebrated Stomach Biiters
This preparation not only offers immediate
relief dyspepsia and all disturbances Of the stomach and
bowels, but nfslble in those of bodily weakness
and mental depression which results from unctoua irreR
ulsrites known only to the feebler sex.
| Sold by all druggists. fjan1 .bplm.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-02-02

HosPrrALrrr OF THE CHiRLEsroNrAxs There
is a good deal of growing among the Maryland
iueu about the treatment at Charleston, S. G., Of
4 gentleman who went there last week on legti-
mate business, involving money transactions,
who was compelled to walk the streets AL night,
because no one void give him shelter, and to
leave town the next dav, in consequence of a
warning received from some "Committee Of
safety" who ordered him to do 90. The gen.
tleman is the son of one Of the wsalthest slave
owners in Maryland, and is believe, possessed
OF some OF the :. property himself The rea.
son Of his expulsion from the independent
State Of South Carolina was that he hailed
from Philadelphia, where he has Law partners,
who constitute one Of the most respectable firms
in that city. This may be regarded as a fair
specimen Of the the freedom and liberty for
which South Carolina has seeded from the
Union. The facts cannot be successfully con-
troverted.-GN. Y. Times
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-02-02

" A difficulty occurred In store belong.
S@.Ar. Legion, between Legion and an
' person named McCann. There had been
% ouainess Transaction between them, in -,
sp some hsgs, and . trouble arose concern
@ High words passed, and Legion, seizing
ss'an, threw him violently out Of doors, cut.
an bead severely. Legion was taken be-
'su.tice Marble, and fined $50 and costa
!. 80 gave bonds. and appealed the case to
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-02-02

The Newark IN. J.) Daily Advertiser, abiding
to the troubles of the hour, remarks as follows:
Nothing seems needed but hand with soul
behind it at the center Of this great nation to
WELD its potent energies and warm the hearts
of patriots. The people of the Free States,
scattered throughout their hills and valleys, have
hardly yet got awake to the reality that the in
tegrity Of their country has been actually threat
ened or can possibly be destroyed. As to any
actual plan for the destruction Of their Govern
ment they have perfectly incredulous. They
could not conceive OF such a thing, and are even
now hardly convinced that it is in danger, or
that anybody means it harm. l. is time they
had learned the astounding fact.