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"a accidents 1otN happen ersn In toe0 utdted nsnt
l Il 1, very desirable 10 uye some cheap and convent
eat ,"ay for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crocsery, &c.
SpALD1SG's PREPARED GLUE
al scch emergencies and household c1n sfort
10 be without H. Ills always ready and up TO the sticking
p3a:. There Il 70 longer neceJsi for lmplug chlir
-lincred veneers heutess dolls and broken cradles
!sus he article !o- cone SHE'LL and other work
popular with ladies Of refinement and isats.
TIIs admirable preparation s used cold, being chemical
~ held in solution and possessing all the valuable Iusue'
NJ the best cabinet Glue IL may be used IL:
place Of ordinary muciiass being vusy more adhesive
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
=. BA brush accompanies each bottle. Price, 20 cents
Wheirsale Depot, No. IS Ccdarsi.. Neg forE.
hhiTess HENRY 9. SPAULDlSG CO.,
Box No. s, zoo, New York.
Put up for Dealers n Csa-s containing Pour, Eight,
Twelve Dosen-a beautiful photographic saowCsrd ac:on
2enyiuP eac! package.
.asP-A single no;tle o! SplLDING's PREPARED oLCE
ELL saw. times It's cc;t annually &c every household
Country merchants shcrlt make note OF sPALDlsI'
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list. II vii
stGnJ climate. Fen ll-drAW
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TWO EXCELLENT GRANITE FRONT
TESEME\TS. On TIE SOUTH SIDE or BYRD, M.
TWEEN 9TII AND 10TH STREETS, FOR BALE AT

TESEME\ IT'S on TIE SOUTH SIDE or BYRD, M.
TWEEN 9rII AND 10TH STREETS, FOR sALE Ar
AUCTION.
WE will sell at public auction on the premises on
w WEDNESDAY, THE 6Tu OF MARCH, 1861, ut 1
ocloc. =. 81 the Two brick and granite front ienrusas
located as above In The occupancy n MIR Jas. 81.
Conway st tho annual Of s7vU. Euch Of the tsne.
mens have front Of an4 feet Of then ru'a hack IS
feet and the other 10 fee. 20 vide alley 90 hch alley
brick teaemcnt which rents for fair pIice.
The cation Of this property Is good for
PURPOSES Both 10 complete repair and
admirably and tasefuliy ARRANGED for Hotel Or
Restaurant Grocery DrygoodI sores, aod sup.
piled with gas, water, culver:, &C.
TgRas fourth cash the balance att and II months,
for negotiable added secured tru, decd
title retained The ADD insurance for l6 TO be
paid by the purchasers. G0DUlS { AppEMOS,
Feh 2s-ts Auctoneer,.
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lsf RED AOOD IL hEtCi. In..,jr-
III Na.S sl.Es-j
FINE MULES AND .auxsns IL &c.

IN WEDNESDAY, 9TH DAY OF M,RCIwrSN
" will, =. the r, quest OF John P puki.sou -
trustee, Sell, st rus.ion. on COunc!I Cl-ahe /C}N
Hill. al 10 mclLck, A. NJ
~ MULE, u0:t CT which ,ourg ~.i tr,s.r su.
et ice sil..
good sized, sh7vy au;. NOS: excellent HORSES.
Farmers other, IL wSn: Of good YGi-3 sad oi..i
would do e ell 10 attend ~. sole.
fiaAs- EGur months fos approved, endorsed 5":o;rhe
CcIts Feb y"-'t.
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JAII.OV,s NOTICE or RUNAWAY

F3Ir public will take motto. that there has commit
/ ted the Jail Of this comfy n-gro arrested rs
runaway sav=. Said negro Is sbnI; feet Inches in
height Hal: complexion, lo-g frzzled hair; he ha,
mon white cotton shirt cloth cap nd large shoes. very
much worn. Al the time OF he acknowledged that
he runaway slave, hu. denies IT, No .uoSl.dce
IS to his portion OF curltry IRON whence he
came hr obtained. lie WAS arrested on ;he 2sh Of
September, 1860 IN the State OF 0lln Said negro ar.
pear. 20 be about "a OF and claims to he hon
and shoe maker by trade, says his name Is GEORGE
STUART. {. J. ". RANSOM, Jsior,
r-h Mason county Hu.
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SGH4VGs AMI CDLLE:ES.
SOUTHERN WiFEkLY INSTITUTE.
fiGHYUND, II.

Mrs, FETEK ?. MAIU, PKINCIPAi.
Mrs MAYO will open, the drsi or uctoer aex: a
W. Boarding Rnt Dag Schootpr young !::ea :-T 5:s:
l. cctnbiae Gsefn aud complete EnglGh e;ucat!o.
h practical acquisition Of French aud u--Tic and
the o,gh kno rled2e 81 M=c To accomplish ,s purpose
her professors Of Music French an. uenrn ~i r=,I: "a
her family.
French which Ii the na:ive language Of IL. resident FRO
lessor, will be the habual saGdag. Of tas family, and
those studying cernan vii! be r=ql!d-d 20 cnETrsss Ire
qusrtly III that tongue
For Circulars, Containing Terms References 40! uh-T
particulars, apply to
Mrs. PETER p. MAYO, Rlchlond, Va.
TT Mrs. MAYO has removed her residence 20 the house
lately occupied By The late Judge F. v Daniel Fifth be-
tween Clay and Leigh Street, SIT
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Report of The Peace Conferences.

u FRANK LIN SUBSTITUTE ADOpTED.
WAsHiNcros, Feb 2T-Ths Peace CONFERENCE. has passed
by vote Of TO $. the substitute OF Mr. FRANKLIN.
1t Is reported hat the Virginia and North Carolina dele.
cations divided ory In each being gs ,la.l the
! substitute. This report Is not, however, uuthrntic.
The Conference has adjourned
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;TNIyENSg.yy E..W sC,.oGL,

DRoFESSUR HuLCUMBE having r.siSned the Chair o
l. Civil Constitutional and lntcrna!'ona! La7. Equity si'
the Law Merchant in the University VI FrSnia Tile Boat,
Of Visitors their meeting r 9Th Of ?isr next, vii
take iutp the acceptance o! hs
and thc appointment OF successor.
Applications for the appointment should DO adtrtIscI :,
the suu-crIbc. at Charlottesville. Va
Thus J. RANDOLPH,
Feb 12-ctd Rector Of the University nf Virginia.
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AUCTION SALE or $4,000 YARDS
CLOTHS. CASS!MEEES, L..

VIRGINIA MAECEACTCEE, ~ RICHMOND ytsG!HIa
TgtuE CKESSHAT EoOL.S COMPA>T h...ns rr,lr.
4 conhLr. &C that ;bc superiority thu: Gur- MI! H.
appreciated, snd wishing tlrm 50 ln LIAM date
and consGUp.irn vii Sci! ~ Acc;luG IL ttc
Stores und.r the spot, wood Hotel on kUHI Say iSi!
UAI Vi NARCH, lsGi al! l.. GoUti OF their H.siuac
sure, which may usr tic Oh LAID, co,ng u about So W
yard, :!G2e acd Goablesiiei plain Fancy Coih. CASH
lrres Doe Skins, &c, OF about leo Gset aaG
patterns SGnps, uUs! Of ihrfs Coco, c Le ri!
Office any time previous The GEy OF sasr NJ
trust this enterprise Eerl; That ir tar
will be attended by the trade " the sVg eel.
Sirg MIA.
T.aas:- Ind sl00 cash: !.ou 3,on $500 a:nn:is:
and all sums 300 MONTHS or, Gsr r srpTvy,,.
negotiable paper with allow pes c,u;. ls5
ipv nth d!,c.upt .pr cash.
CRENSHAw s co, Agents.
CRENsuAW TuOLLN COMPANY,
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y.ZOo COTTON laYpS,.,

YAZO9 COTTON LANDS!!!
FOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE PoR NEGROES
TS1iIE undersigned propose, sell, exchange for
a Negroes, frVto loo 10 bU03 Of the hnst Coiton
Lands III the Yarno Valley. Som. OF these Land: are 10
cultivation with stesm Mil 4r1o;herj ceadebed
and Gag be easily l:nprovea
These Laui, are 10 richest portions Of Yt:oo and
Washington Counlr-are easy VI access, and conrenrat
20 M III .ilon.
ANY persons wishing negotiate, referred to Mes's
J. T. Anderson Co., Tressar iron Works Richmond, Va.
And can add..s. J. ". BARNETT, or
H. LAWRENCE,
Dec 8-J,f Yskoo City, Miss,
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PROF. L.. MILEEtt'S
HAIR INViGORATOfi.
SAFE AND ECONOMICAL

AN Shtf and LSrNphtCSL
COMPOUND
NOR Hestorin. Gray Hair 20 Us original crlnt
L without dyeing.
For Preventing. RaIdness and cursg it. when
there the least particle Of vitality recuperL"r
cry remaining
For Removing Scurf and DandruH srG Al!
cutaneous affections OF the Sea n.
For Identifying the Hair, lmpsr:ins IN IL a. -
egualed gloss and brancy, mnklns Il sof, and SILKY H.
It's textIrr, and causing It 10 curl readily.
This prepa cleanhrs the head and scalp frocl dan
druG and other cutaneous diseases the ha to
uxurianiiy, strengthening the aud restoring the
growth those parts which have become ball. and causing
IL 10 yield fresh covering OF hair !, will s.ectaav pre-.
e and In where the hair has already changed IL,
covr the OF the Ir7gorstor vii with certainty re"r
Il 10 original hue, giving II DARK glossy appe1rsncr.-
perfume for thu toilet and Hair ke:.oatre u II oar.
tcuary recommended, having sn asrerAL.s iraSranc,
and the great actits Il Affords IA dressing The L. -nc-
lh- great demand for II by the .d-s ..Aadc!L. t~'
article which ought TO be without, as s price a..
It within the reach Of all being oSr - cents BpfrLhs
be had q. Hll respectable Druggists Per!umers.
L. MILLER would call the att-ntor PaIents a. "A Guar
dsns the Of his la"Gorsor IT, see Gh-r- y, -
drrns hair lncl!nes 70 be weak, aa "s the ourian."
good head Of hair.
Wholesale Depot &c De- Stree nd SOLD by al: III
principal Merchants and Drugyii Juyhou, The SaTlc
Liberal discount TO purchaser: ~ quality.
s55- also desire T. Drc.sp ia American Put.: u;
NEW AND IMta0:EI' iNSrAETASEGus
LIQUID HAIR DYE,
Which, after yesrs Of scientific perr,ertins, kav.
brought perfection. 1: Dyes E.,. Brown Instantly
Without Injury 10 the Hsfr sku-ar.aEed tie test ar
,lcle OF the kind In existence Prize only ~ cent?
Depot 90 Dry street, New York Best i--J&ciy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-28

Y5iuL vaiuruie Ncuica! Library Isle sa'guti
i lay UT, U! Manc:ies-r, vi, be SOLD Auction
Evons OF j. H. D,grs. ST Vain Street, SATURDAY
rrx Mar. h 81. SAL 10 couLrGcc II ~. "'c."A ~.
The library rich IL -.rtv!: Er-.iS;'sr, ..
Will tie found we'll worthy the atteaISu Of .!t Cats .
s,udrnts
SS Catalogues viii &c ready ,ou,o rew (WEDHES.
DAf) and mry be had OF he Au:i1nerr, Or 81 West
John.ton 10 Main street; ~ whom the hV,S: -ve Leu
consigned aud who will -,teni 10 purchasing .uch
tlemtp Is may be unable to he prrsg.t. res .6-i!,
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ONE I.JNDKEp AND TSFTY DOLLARS

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS will b. paid for
~ the apprehension and cGnenc;n-n In any jail, ba;
them sfaa, 81 the ;hr-= boys, DAfi, JACK and
CHARLIE Tor 30 for zach Of them, ~ho from
log Island Surry county Va. pvy sbau, ~ years
DID, very black feet 10 Inches high, aaJ walks
swsw irdy; marks recollec;ed. lie left In
September last, and formerly belonged 70 Mr. Hail. Of
Prince George. Charles is very black, about feet high,
and rInsuav likely; or marks reeorcte'. JACK
Is Very dk inulato, nearly black about feet hiTh and
frne5y worked on the James River and kanewha Canal
The last two lief; In Du:.mber.
Address me 81 Petersburg, Va
Feb?7-l~ K. JONES.
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CRENSHAW S CO, Agents.
CRESsHAW EuOLLA COMPANY,
k:SLuc.u Va

VII! be added 10 thu ahvre bale, a. the same sire sni
place. large Let OF DOMESTIC tOt;VHs. coLs'ing =:
r.l.!yn. auaIhes OF BRU"S >iitEfIAU. suiEil>G ed
UsSabC EG. riaHuiactor-d by oer frSIO.Ie IN rrr!s
bury EiAGii CALLLHHs.H. asrG;-.
rtu Odd: LTTKlCk'. ( HalvaI G,iMfaN!Es
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SiaiPFiNH.
Z. $. VI. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

I. y. W. SrEAliSffIP IA III s,roWS,
FOB NEW YORK. VIA NORFOLK
NE s-inlsi.ip JAMESTOWN, Cuprhin
4 lhos SL!nnrr, will leave he re III four .tenSsH.
o CLOCK l. NJ, Friday March lst <f-:aEE.
Passengers are r-uursrr In h. cr ,,, p,
In due tine " "" '" Xxx
{" Ne" YORK, meAia and stale ruon included
'iu. neersss Passaye only H.
ras'Hse |" H"riok shine hy the river boats
r IeGe'ved to-day ilhursd.y,l and up the hour
OF = O'Clock +. NJ, Friday.
stSneeS are requested TO xsoI fer their goods to-day
ship. " " 'ee' VI w o"'u 'hr
Tor Bpstoh tlSeh 1t moderate ra-. and forward
ed with dispatch. $3.50
Feb oI-9t run,.v w.rs,x
go EoR NEW YORk-EIRST VESSEL.
'i''tHia LINE OF RICHMOND AND NEH YORK
r.,ye PACKETS.
We 'a7t sailing regular pscke, Schooner
=, = NA-;Luo, Capt Alex. smith, having +IkN
are portion OF her cargo engaged anil going ESFS
on o"hra, Eli have quick dispatch. ..9sssL
r 20. nsancr Of freight apply 10
feo cot DAVID & WI. CURRIE-
CalCI: TO SfElPPEItS AND OTHERS.
~ me steamship ROANOKE has been
wlIthtaSa isnu the line, for the present ,z;iSsESS,
me Slcainship JAMESTOWN, Capt Skin Ssscsf--lfrt7s
ner, ana HE Steamship YORKTOWN, Capt.
ra's WIN Continue their trips between this cit!
ron asw ok every Tuesday and Saturday A. o'clock
Ian psf Az
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TNDEPENDENCE ACIDEn

TNDEPENDENCE AGA DENY.
raIE first session OF is school began The 18th CT Sep
4. teub-r 1859. and vas successful
The second session began the 21h 81 February, lSi
under gathering oruens
The third Ies.ion Viii begin :a Be % sop.e=5cr, loG
The Academy II permanent.
ENGLISH BRANCHES !lG 81 per sesGor.
MATHEMATICS MODERN aud ANCIENT - ::
GUAGES sI5 to per SESSION.
BOARD sG per iaonth. Address the Principal
JAMES a. BARLEY, 4. 81,
Feb 29-cI IpispsnNeace. GrAYson cOGntI. Va
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1851 rErRuAnY2 7sh. 1861.

fEluoNAS r. PRICE CO. har. In stock
4 Real i.ih popiia- black ami colpred,
Back and Culorei Ottoman Cioh.
B!acK aud ColoreI siks, great Y1Ieiyi
Etnbroid-Te., Hosiery, &C.,
Irish Linens, DaClu.k:,
Napkins, Shertuss, Diapers &c.
Just opened, black and fancy Ribbon ED CaeGeilie
Head Dresses, among thrn Of the last style oa:,
"jararssc;" very becoming and graceful fashlon.
F,ba, 7. L. PEfCE CO.
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KiCIEMOHD FEMALE iNsTarE.rE.

I'M second hHf Of the present ae.run G-. FrLrll!J
Il 18Th. and c!Id, The last Of June.
Tie Of term presents mos; favor
able uppoI tuuity for the s,Iul. .snn Of puIs
Although school Is already S"luewilat :ui!c: thn
usual tho extent OF our arrangements readily eD;.,,
to receive still larger number.
We have SIXTEEN Teachers, Of ability and experience,
nearly the number Of large and comfortable rtci;
ton rooms, and ample grounds loE exercise.
Our Is extensive anu complete beginning With IN"
lowest Eng.h studies Of the Preparatory cotsg Ia which
special attention sven and including n: her English
the Lau:uage5 Music and The Ornamental hrsaces. Our
BOARDING facilities excellent.
TERMS
(rcR THg uALr SESSION, PAYABLE ~ SDrIScEj
English in Preparatory Department ............fi5
Encirh 10 Collegiate d, pas tueul ........... 80. %
French or uth.r Langus,es. ................... ~
Mu,Ic On The Piano .,,,,....,, ,....,.....,. . -,
Board Including everything ..,...,.. ........ o.
For other particulars or Tor Catalogue, apply 10
Feb l5-IW1S CiIAS. II. ElNsTUS, Prcst.
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TO ,e4y;s1sCs:iIsEI.s.

TE1HE ADVERTISER IL prsGti.s'y acquainted WIKI IL:
4 dying and manufacture CT Cotton Wocleh ard mixed
Colt and wvoen Goos.uch aerscy', Jc-os iDsrys
sc-ii DESTROYS OF situation a. Tiger Or Superintendent
moderate SALARY With share profile Of The crr~
tons Is asked lie hH. resided !eral year: in Tcis
AID can yirr the best Of reference Ia-s Address
".di!tF ArrURER,"
Care Of Editors Of Ric:an:rd Daily Enquirer.
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Making an aggregate o:

Tho military spirit which per7ades the State,
rs evidenced by the correspondence Of this
Office, would, believe, in case Of emergency,
double the militia force, by men above 45, per-
fec5ly able and more than willing TO bear arms
il the State shall need their services.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
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CGNNESSkGSf;:sA, saf.: TF LAND ~
IA a

nA.OtER COUNTY
IN obedience decree o: lie C!cc: roart OF Han''
Z yer, pronounced The lita hA: OF e, c,gprr, scI.
IL SUR ereIu depending uaGrr the lyle 81 Ia duct sc,
GARDENERS executor. &C., .ne unavssrGc The co'":
MAKCu, 1851, the premises sell Tract II .II u il-
county Of anoyr! and state firsn'h late he Tr,d ace
Of Thomas Gardner, deceAst called AloADALt, c"th-
Ing aDout lf3 sores IL !, ulGr mi:s from i:r S!! vi Er
uLd; |, Ia h.ally Aid EXIT ohtoiho' A. nho or'
ysreut 10 churches Of The GGcTeut LrnomEa'n. Ihs
land Is 70 good condition, ccaTsr oil iuliU'' y'r
Is admirably I'D ted 10 the preucJn % cora. ~h'a 80
5acco &c. and every variety CT vegetable Arcc "ii'
five Of the land well mnsiet ~iih onk a"d ''r
Tns buildings consist VI comfortable Gwrus hous' cote
tanning r"oIs aud IL. custom ~ Uut.h.u 10 "it:
: kIch.n, .,sklv, corn houses chr'sg- house., sc.
TEH3Is-so u.uch IN cssh vii pay tie cUs;s % su.t
and sale as the remainder IL the krics.r HcG"y, Tie
will be made known on the day .! .s!e iht! MI!
be accommodating, extending lorI credit! BotGs ""h
approved security viii B.: required :oF TIE deferred "!
,ie,, The tile be rrH!ard Until The whole purchase
money /, paJ. cNiSTAlN "ii!IE. iro,,.r.
Feb l5-cido q. ". K!CNAHt>uN, -
HY DAVIS, Di:LrHF:E a Co.,, AICi>.
% NEGHoE>.-wc will 's; THIS MORNING..
0U q: "csOsS, thirty likely sa'e no,.rDrr ~
Odd f.lIows Hall, corner iisyo and fran.Ln -.
49, DTE'. iNsUh. "eL. q 80, .st'is.
FNsPTY NEGROES. This Iay, At 10 o's.o'f
L viii bo sold 20 likely Hesror. |on,i,;=s ci ,,'.
Boys aud Girls, and Women And Chi!ire3.
DICKI>s0N Ill., co. hGct;
NJ REFTS & GREGGisi iUGsa.
gIyyENTY NEGROES.-rh!s dAy, q; :" o'c'ce
a will sell 20 likely slaves
Belts 4 GREGORY, Auc,, Flsntia s'src,
EY PULL1AM q CO. iucti"n~r:r.
o. NEGHOES-we Will cell Tw-c.y.c,r l.. i! y
AC GRUEs To-Day, al 20 o'clock.
pCLLIhN Co .dr:'s,
Odd f=ir"'s' i,rf
NB.-uou,e Servants, C1oks Washers amo ir":'"rs. c
sal. privately. = 81
RI IiECT0i. o. VS., ALCs.
~ EEGHoES.-Th. Gay. at 10 o'c.e- - -
~ sold ~ likely .ayIs.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
fGNHE Commencement for eonferrog the Degrees
L will be held at the Metropolitan Hsu on Friday,
March ls at O'clock p. 81. The raledLctory address
will be delivered by Professor Conway The MeGes pro
frssio and the public respectfully Invited TO attend
L. ). JoTNEs II. D.. bean Of the Faculty
FeS 2f-dSL
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nOEiTO S,-Whlle Mercer aud Peach Blow Poia.
Z toes on hand and received weekly, Fer steamer.
ALSO,
Eelstected stock Of Family Groceries, ceu3tsny On
hand, aud for sale lo~ for cash by
SAMPSON JONES. Agent,
reho6 Main and 9Th Sc.
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FI1PTS NEGROES. - This hay, At 10 "'e.o'f
4 will ho sold 20 likely ScsTors. consisting 81 s.'r
Boys aud Girls, and Women And Chi!'ire3.
nINEINAnN iIil.i. 4 co N.rts
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Oh SEGEOE;S.-Wc will '.l THIS MORNING.,
CU 81: o'clock, thirty likely Slaves
DAVIS, DErPRfE Co,
Odd r.lowa' Hail. corner :isyo and franklin -
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especially erahic paying
thenlh theirac tual worth
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-31
COMMUNICATION.
Negro Equality.

The decided opinions and notorious intentions of
Liucoln and Seward are the unequvocal expressions
of the Fremont and Lincoln Platforms favorable
to the equality Of the black and white races, have
produced strong demand al the South amongst
men favorable to.the continuance of the UHion that
the Constitution should be SO amended to exclude
free negroes from the right TO vote snd hold Office
Governor johnson, of Georgia, knowing the position
of the Abolition party on this subject, and the opin
ions Of Northern judges, proposed an amedment TO
the Constitution of the United States to exclude
free negroes, as one Of the guarantees. He wanted
to prevent the halls of Congress aud foreign mis-
Sous from being occupied by negroes. it is alto.
geber probable that if Colonel Bell, or owe nor
MagOfin, any other citizen of the South, we're 10
visit Mr.. Lincoln, he might meet with Fred. Dou-
glass there, an applicant for foreign mission.
Senator Douglas seems to spprehend this sort Of
collision, for heirtroduces aud proposes the follow
ing amendment TO the Constitution:
"TRe elective franchise and the right to hold
office, whether Federal, State, Territorial or
municipal shall net be exercised by persons of Afri
can descent "
He knows the often-declared opinions of Lincoln
on this subject and he wishes guard against the
establishment Of the Abolition policy. Douglas
knows that by the passage Of Law to prohibit the
carrying of slaves to the Territories we may here
after acquire and to prohibit them from being car
ried from one State into another, negro property
would be DESTROYED in value in few years in many
of the densely crowded States, such as South Caro-
lima, Louisians sad Mississippi and that multiudes
of them would be set at liberty. Douglas said Liu-
coin wished to sarve them out, and fsroe the own
ers to discharge them.
The amendment suggested by johnson, in Geor
cis. and By Douglas IN Washington, is matter
which We recommend to those who wish TO save the
Souih against the insulting tide of Abolition
ssult. and rescue the country from the equality of
the races.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-31

More falsehoods have been invented and cireula-
ted during the last four months about South Caro-
lima than haze been told about any other subjects
for the last twenty-five years. The forced loans,
the tax of SIG head on negroes, the alleged exac-
tons upon Coy Akin, the turbulent conduct of the
volunteers the suffering from want of food and COAL
are but IA few specimens of thousand which have
been manufactured out of the whole cloth, and new
e had the slightest shadow of foundation 1t is hui
initiating to think that class of writers exist in
this country who their subsistence by deliberate
SANDER an article which they manufacture with no
other care scrupe than to make it. like any other
fabric, as complete as possible.-Rickaond Dispatch
We do not know that any of these ISLANDERS were
manufactured in this State, but we are mortified to
believe that they have an extensive circulation and
are satisfied that many persons who know better,
take pleasure in giving currency to them, in order
to fasten Tennessee to the Black Republican Con-
federacy, which will remain after nearly all the
Southern States shall have withdrawn. There would
not exist such class of writers the Dispatch mep
tons were there not wretched and deprayed senti-
ment existing to sustain it. 1t melancholy to think
how hastily some of the most miserable ISLANDERS and
arguments of GREELEY, RAYMOND and WEBB are
adopted and circulated in the South by men who
profess to love her, but who would betray her
rights at the first convenient opportunity.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-31

birthday The entire lstteF SIN be found on page
2os Of GnzrrEx's Textbook for 1850, frat eafon.
Nr. LINCOLN sass
One would safe with great confidence tfl1t he
,,Id CONVINCE pnv sane child that the simPles pro-
s;t;ons N Euclid are true; but nevertheless. he
tf5 fsiI with one who sionl6 deny the definitions
mi sx;ons The principles of Jefferson are the
5sn;t;ons and axioms of free society. And yet they
az denied and evaded with small show Of sue
Goes One iashingls calls them .glittering gene
rslitiesr Another bluntly styles them selfeEident
les And others insidiously argue that they apply
only TO superior races"
These expressions, differing in form. are identi-
cal in object and efect-the supplanting the prin-
ci,ses of free government and restoring those of
classification, caste, and legitimacy. They would
delight conNeeation Of crowned heads plotting
against the people, They are the vanguards, the
sappers and miners of returning despot;sm. We
must repulse them, or they viii sGhjpgate u.s.
This IS world of compensation ard he who
would benO slave must consent to haze no slave.
Those who deny freedom to others deserve It not
for themselves and, under just God, cannot long
retain it.
Al honor to Jefferson the man who, nnder the
concrete pressure of struggle for national indie
pendence by single people, had the GOODNESS fore
cast and capacity, to introduce into merely reVo-
lHtenary document, abstract truth, applicable 10
ali men and all times, aHd so to embalm 1t there
that to-day and in all coming days it shall be re-
buke and stumDling-blocE to the harblngers OF re-
appearing tyranny and oppression
If the Banner has anything further to say IN de-
tense of Mr.. LINCOLN, we stand prepared to pie up
higher the proof against him.