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&. =. VI. STEA1ESI1HP JAMESFOyYN.
FUR NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK.
faIHE Steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain
4 Thos Skinner, will leave here At four >SNSJSS.
o'ci"ck, +. NJ, Friday, sth inst. <1|fClE!sEs
Passengers requested 10 be- on board lsZSSEsEa;
Ia due time
Passage TO N:w York, meals ind state room included,
10 Steeragc passhgr only 3d.
Passage I" Norfolk by the river boats.
Freight received to-day (Thursay3 md 10 The hour
OF {. o'clock j. VI, Friday.
EorsIrness requested 10 seed sor .her goods to-day
Tickets aud rrths secured otce on toard the
ship.
Freight ior boston taken moderate rates. and forward
ed with dispatch.
Murch f-yt LCDLAN WATS0E
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Ci.EN;iiiW CO.. .t-.co.
CEFN:aiH HUQLE:. CUMFSSY,
L,rnmn-d Y,

WIZ he added 10 &C.. shJTa sale, 3. the .!:rr ~
place, large lot Of DuNISr!G LUrr0Hs ccn>i.:rc .:
various Guai,ir. o! BROWN siiEEr1NG, sli!E:lNG saa
OSNABCKGS. Manufactured! rs cur Fnc'H-'rr 10 pric.-
burg. lfHCit : GAlLLN LIZ Agent.
Feb 25-,!.d ETi.lCH's L MATuaE COMPANIES.
SCEE,S N.ls.al U;' :, VARIABLE,
TRACT OF LaEp e., WIRE RIVER, il ELVtti!-
TER COUNTY.
y pursuance q! ,!,-! of execute, by AG:aHd,
Jerrnrd HE .rs; Hy o: Janu,rr. l>J, - secure
certain debts @; Jo;. 4. Tailcro. ,ha... MONDAY,
thu Ghday Of ay lsj Lr;"" the font door the CoGr:
House OF Gloucester cou.'y cakr ,aic 81 that VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND .a: IL" North side g; Wac Iyc:,
in Gloucester county vlc.! In ~. Fi.. Lately
sided, and which hy the -tr Ju;u /. 1aa-
fcrro Amanda Irrrtri. mis- Is regarded
the desirable in III. c0uG:y rr.iteGce !y!nH
in full view Of Cnrsapea~r Fay. E"rrr:sr, where c,h
oyster. ari Wild :as b. obai:,I al lizzie rNprr."
with all bu!i:n-. nrcrssaTY for tie r"rIy: I: family.
an pn'sssg soil susceptible ci 'r.y i:Sa degree ci
Improvement.
minute s:sp:ion !. r."rs,. Ga.r'es-sry =. 2:
Is presumed :"t persons vs:rorS y: purchasing such Il!
would prefer To eXaguc the pr'ni.c- O.:c!c lgthasC
will 5Ie aCy iH:nfiiG'l:6. wlirn NAY ts d'srGo
The rslr will br made COX GCn ca ~ vii rr sG..e:,
10 pay The Cost: and charges attending the execution tie
trust, ard - t saa %! t"n ;hOEsud dollar. nth IL
Interest thereon :cT he S.i. :y 81 January. l,i-.
credit ur :iIe :r>, Day Ui jiCan .'. i.. y!
four thuusaLd dollas III iur;.: thereon froT tbs 3c.'
day OF January, i,'- ani To ~. residue q ;aC p-:
chase money s1s: icrc: !S s:.G .naLtt Jtrr tY
prescribe. MiAbI:AM kEEH.
March 6--c,ds
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SsSH5 IfgEITAJsi ROCK.

EEys- MILITARY ROCK.
US; Pih.,e:. Far ..!s hr 4
20 NEST JDIi S:r0X. rs Main STREET. s.
TACTICS Fol: OFFICERS OF INfhSTkf. CAVALRY NJ
AID ARTILLERY. arranged ANIL compiled ~ l.. '. -
Eursholiz .3r.
!bTteement II !ll:e-s Infantry Tactics, adnp,cd the
Of The Percussion iuske In Squad and Company E1cr.
ciss Manual III Arms :or lenrn, saa United states Ar.
Regulations Il tn Parade, Reviews, Inspections,
Guard ionn.iEr &c. &c. Ey James L. Lee, Of The Fist
E.m.nt o! yir.Ihi. Volunteers. TAnd M0us ND Fiji
Mous"nd In press Price ~ ct-.
). B.-Wt viii publish on Thursday morning, March .lh
SKIRMISlIENs' DRILL AND BAfUNEr EXERCISE. BY
Captain H. Milton Cary OF Company a. properly illus-
trnrI r.,e ~ The cheapest Book ever published.
Persons by rcunIaS the prcc 81 either Of these yuua.
bl.. BOOKS, Tiil receive them free OF postage.
Address, orders to
WEST ( JOHNSTON, Publishers,
lbs Nalu Street.
y" Orders promptly attended TO.
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GsE HUNDRED AND fI.HEY CoLL.iTs

NSE HUNDRED And FIFTY DOLLARS viii b" p. &: Is
" the apprehension aud condnrIo-nt 10 any jail. las.
get them again, 81 the tTre boys, DAVi. JACK ard
CHARLES Tor 80 for .sci Of then) who r: aaaS from
Hog Island Surry county Va. Davy Is ab0u, 20 yss:,
old very black about feet 20 inches high, AMI wi
aSkwardly; ms2Gs rrco!!ected. Re '.:; II
September las: formerly belonged 10 NJ. Hal ci
Prince George Charrs ID very black ab0u. &C.: high.
aud unusually likely or marks rcco JACK
Is very dark nua:to. nearly black, sbou fs ~ and
foruerly worked the Janes Rver end NGIa~h: laa;
The last two left In December.
Add.s1s me- o: Petersburg, Va.
b9.-IT L. i. JONES
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40 T1IE CE:EDIvona or ZEE ::sTt:.;:
o: ". ". AKiN, DEC@AsLD, AHD AL. u!!.tt'
C1NMlssl0NEH': OFFICE.


CUssIrnFrLp LDrEr lIDcsE. F.b ~ i:ti.
e OF notified, that In rusuaLc. cf icr'tr
OF The Circuit CGar: ~ Chesterfield c-Grt:. p:o-
nsuncc 1T November term iSt In the nf Akin
rcutor agaIi II Akin vile aud others an Jane E Sncngs
;aEEt Ahiai execute. and otErr-, nave arpO.nrd Il"
lnr!I DAY OF APRIL SGNT, ~ my sic", fer taxing ha
several directed h. hr sd decree 10 h" taken,
10 wis nccJuGt u %hari., H. \. Ginys trafac;GrS ~
receiver appointed TO le out the slave Plcasaa. "L"io
apply the 10 The support and maintenance 81 LS'E'
Akin; also ascertain he age and present value Q: tho
said slave Pleasant, and the .! LaT!r h*; Gnd 40
ascertain "hat disposition Commissioners ForTr"y
and Jones made ~ the proceed. Q: tie 1868 a'i>
land sold by them, aud which by Prev. c!Gc ~ To-
said causes they directed "a dstfhU'" PRE- fG'H
among the creditors NJ The said VI. w aitn dcrra" h'j
also ascertain Tha. t.'p0 on ,c SAB! "iEin' ohe':
male OF the % She 200 acre Of i'i sol" b. '"i
which IrectcG previous order IN ;hrsr cause =;
be equally Divided betw.cb Jane T.. Sue. iJR ard Eca=ts
W Akin md 10 ascertain from the .aiI r'c!;os 81 "n
". Aka, deceased aoT nuc''. II any 81 the' demand
a2ains: the said Is. w. a.!ns c;:", have bc.n paid Is
Commissioner Jones.
Given und-r Ey hand - Commissioner g. The said Cp"-
March G-casr - - 7. ccGPiII., Cor,'r.
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YORKTOWN, Ja17E;STo AND KOa.
S0KE.
r5Il!E Roanoke having resumed her
L place nsnin In The line between New <45>Iiffsss
York and Eic!mold, the three Steamers ,S1sSlES3'
comprising IL will follows viz: rcGScSae
The fu;kTOWS, Captain PARRISH; the jamestown.
Captain SKINNER, and the ROANOKE. Captain Coucu, will
leave New York every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT.
rHDAY O'clock y. VI. Returning they will
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY ut p, ".
For further Information, enquire VI The undersigned
LUGLAM K WATSON,
Opposite Steamers WharYe.
" D.-Thr above Steamers .t0p at Norfolk each way
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nLCvDEND NOTICE.

ry1HE BOARD or DIRECTORS % she Richm'nd Fire
4 Association have declared DIVIDEND OF U per cen.
mr. 30 ner On: of ,h profits Of the business for the
six months ending Is. Inst payable To the Stockholders
Oh" W H..tr nm s"1 GoBT. T BROOKE s-c'v.
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s.Y Ea@C'go.t D.:::.. $50;

kH Ns:Gis.,lf'i.-Tii. Jay, ri ~ "'ci"'E I"
w sold 81 Hgriy slaves.
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STANTON i.OGT, sssGs: and .H*Tiie;-

TsIII!a Company IS prcp.rrd 10 fl! "r!c:s for Hca,
Wom-rs Boy Girls hoo,. and Hrorgr-, u every
variety from the i:-t Lai:c slipper a: Mems ConRre.
Gs.r and Oxford Tie tfr N."irS: Zoo. and Brocir
Itlsa seutnern Factory, b' up hy Southern capital
viii, n. mast approved machinery, worked by steam, at
Ia wing AZ good w9rsIe? H. United States u
will urnI-h good r-0r:, ~ the prize. any fcc
~ in the Union. Let S0urri sGsr@!n Southern Ha.
u!aciurrs.
Al order. pr u''!y Elirl, ana al work warranted 20 ~
snch ordered. Atd:=s va. H. CARRIER,
Dee iy--LSr2p SunprIu;.-Ij DE ~.
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o. Nf:GEs3g:S-we w;;l sci! Ts-u..y.fYr Fey
= - GkoES I2-!:-y, =: 10 o's!nc..
PC!L,AN { CO., hso.'r..
Cd! fc!Ia"s H.r.
~ B.-I!ous: Ser, arts, C-r.s. ss:r:s ait ror-, &c
sale privately T. 81.
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ISDEpESDENCE ACADEMY.
t7llE iret ssson Of this Schoo! began the 18Th OF Sap
q teInter, SO. AID successful.
The second session began the :gth u February soJ,
under tia!trrrS omsus.
The thirt session will begin the 81 Of eer.5er, 1862
The Academy Is permanent.
ENGLISH BRANCHES $40 III per sessnn
MATHEMATICS and MODERN ard ANCIENT Ian.
GUhGES tl5 ID per session.
BOARD ~ per month. Address the Principal,
JAMES a. BARTLEY, A. NJ,
Feb 29--cts Independence, Grhyspn county, Va
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VITWISKEY.--superor Old Rye Whiskey, Gold
w MEDAL Braad. Fifty barrels for gale, by
March 10: /. 6. g. DAVENPORT.
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s4 ..ETa;. q s;ItEa:1!i. iL=:a.

rEITvENTf IEE:sDkA.--T'.i. Day, n: ~ 5'c,"r
Z Will reil ~ likely slaves.
BETTS Z GREGORY, AG.'- Franklin S:r"-'
~ SiuELa.tss 81 CO. iurric.~cr-.
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LtC;ESCf; Ui' VAiL.--.J. y. RAHUULpii MI
= puii-h, "Wednesday, a!arch r-Tactcs Oiceis
or Infartry CaTaliy and Artillery, arranged an!
v.:r is CAPT: l.! Y. Eli sclz u,ho- If Iu!a..ry Camp
uuy Field Fertilization. n::,. Coa.. Dr;snc..)
Prce-Ncshn 10, or in Pocket t,J;e s.sc1: .: ra.!.
post-pald. Mare! !!
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TEGsE'Es.'S 81: Z oE ..A.:i : ~: oi.i&;E
PROPERTY ~ iiin Culiiv OF SING WILLIAM.
virtue Of cred o: ru,t, cNeu'rI iy John IT, EGrt@
- end John H. Sweet u me, trustee. dnrr The .G.
day OF March, ls;a snail car ic! sale :Wntc auction
a. Enfield. In ksn. h:.;. crGa'y. IT," S";h d,y o.
March, SIl, c-rini6 tract u ll.! CALI; "3eaGr;
situated il sId county, adjoining c a.,'- o James u
DaVl, and others, hhU: .sic !TCi lite r.muuS-y m
rr and three frog, the yIiiI. 4. rn:c.I s.G f..i. cor.
aiCs $J -! a: les, nau ni-: 81 l. woH,:-.
There IS good lie 81 &" csscc Iiu-: TIE :4nd, sc
!s very Sauahe.
4. the SAM i.ae anl ;.'aca .sa! >,.l wagon ari
team.
Terms accommodating. an G=7e knn~r ,ic lay o.
sale. RICHARD l!AWES.
March l-caiS Trustee
EXECEfHt..H SAs.e; OF iSEat. E.aEATs:,
SLAVES, AND rEHISilAhI.G rE"PAl:IY. ~ HAM
NER CUG:IT, FIVE MILES SOUTH OF 3EANts
DAN DEPOT. c% i:if VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL
suAD
IN accordance vii: ;'lr III: {: The late Mary fuch":.
deceased. sE.:. trS executor n5"cecd 10 sell ~
Public Ap"t:Gn, On t:c pf"rrt, THURSDAY, iEr IN
March, l>l a; II o;.cca A. VI II air. !: nnt, III" tr,t
fair day thereafter al = r"nl sid personal estate beor:
Ing To the de src coE>i.,.n: II ti, tusrr: w: ts
Plantation c9l. 'sPit%IFiELu. which the lr>tBtu.
recently resided, cnu,a:t2 So: .c7t> ::nr IN the
~ y! Hanover a!J2:sng t- la'.s e" :.1S T. " Bark
Col Eiu Il Fountain. .!, "IGrrs. s' plantation .-=
Is large and eAcclent hrck "w.at, c"na'nu: "i-p,I
Recommendations fr i.;Ec far;g. 6e-!!r, kitchen !G"T
ers stables, H." h.u-" Sc There i 70" seeded "r u"
place about ~ PUSHES al waci, Win ~ ic> OF EG.En
It ;hc tI.c AMI place VII bc s"iI 'ih ra!G:st&
Slaves; also, tar F.u:ng Implements. aaL Cr"p- on h"'
Dnr good Mules excellent iist Cdrr'asr aid hrue;,
n good Urer. and pair .! g.niir vii a.chrd !os'N
AL the Cattle ic!uiGS wo:s Sheep, alb at
Hogs. aid MANY otter Articles necessary To-
llou
TERIs:-for III" Land. one.:cu:h cash: balance AZ
and .ir,r YEATS for G..- b.aia. nrf"t secured by
G-ri the Slaves cash. .I tx ;,rr per;rlrr
;lIc 81 .Eu,s under 80 c, t!at aU!o.t mpr:.4
credit for horIs bear ~ interest wish good srcGiir,
which there will b. endorsement: 80 :r eject. TIA! u ~:
principal Is punciaAy paid The !EtsTes VII d" rcn;'!
The tir.. the ar.d Tor ;L year to b. paid by TIE pug
chaser WI ". FtLCi:EK.
Excca:o. or MARY ru'c!.rr deceased.
= nj. Z n. -
clc: valuable .aSr- belonging - the estai" q" ;i Lac
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HhNuN tR LtC.'il.
obsience 10 degree 81 tie C!gcu: Court OF U'n''
yer, pronounced ;hr ii:h DAY "i December, iN'",
10 suit ihersn arpcEss under e syie OF "hrG",r &C.
Gartncrs executor, &C., the uId"T.Gr"d, i!r Goa
mis.lone;s therein ram-t. VIII. the tliiiiri o.
MARCH Sil, ola the prc;srS SGi Trac; % !n:G IN ;
county Of lianoy. aud state ~ Virginia. late ;Ar rs! nc"
OF ThuIaas Gardner, deceased called ANoADAL contain
ing about I3 IL is line mile, from the cit? Of kc!
moHd, Ia healthy ART: eSrrrt ne:sEhot":d, ,Ed COZ
reIrnt 10 churches Of he different denominations. I-
land * In good condition. ana in course .: Improvements:
Is admirably AL pied the production 81 co:u. whoa.
haccu &C., and every varsity ~: Vegetables !i'U' ts:
five Of The land Is well thhrGri with oS aud PIKE
r1 buildings coisis; y: comfortable dwelling h"gs". toc
tanning roonit, AMI the cu-iouir oGEcur, - ~
Kitchen, stable, corn houses, carriage !"l-", &c.
TERMS:-So much IN ci,h vii pay the costs .! ~;
ard sale the rrIaa,:-r .: ' purchase su"Ecr '-
terms will BE- mn'ls kuown On IL" day .! safe The, VII
be accommodating. ey,-ui!r: ton. cr-':t H2.G> "Vh
approved sccGry viii l.: required !"r i:c ":c.r! ":
me:.. and the 4! K b.. rsaiLrd unii 'a U.ytr yrtta.r
money paid. tHis!AlN WHITE, ty-'-,
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HY DAVIS, DIEUTi;Ei5 {; CO.. .:II;:;:.

On NEEfsOE:S.-We will sell TIES %0EE.,';i, .
OV W o'cipcS tlI::;y E%eiy SI:Te'
DAVIS, DEErHtE :. c."
Odd Fellows Hail. corner Mayo aut rr,Tktr &C..
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rs--..t She tr. ami p,cr vii! H. sold q: crsF
elc: valuable nT.-. belonging u the esa;. II III" !c
VIA. fulchcr, d.cri.std. Feb > --t.t
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E1IF'GE' E..::I.Ss::. --Th.- n.J, r: I" D'c'a""
Il rill be- sold 81 M!-!y ScG:p"s. tVGs.'ir: - 't''
Boys ard Girls, sad iini.ca a:,: CEi'L'..
H.:Ei:Srt ..L'. : 90. 80 :.
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Tuesday, MARCH, >, 1851.

Tho Scnar- Gales; to order IL the usual hour,
JOHNSON In the Chair.
Prayer by the Kew. Mr.. MocrxASs Of the M-tho
Cnurch.
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TOM7tisSUNEfss, .liDT S.ti.i hkSE
" NEiiituES ~ LOUISA LuCHlY.-Tae UndcrsigG"'
Commissioned arrnin:. Cor :ha rCrTcs.r, VIZ Enc"" -"
TUESDAY the l:h day OF Mhrch nrA'. II tar r" ~
fair dag, SELL pubic auction Ia the highest BID
der credit OF siS months. ct the i.;r r'e ."c" ~
Robert T. Mos, deceased, Ia he county 81 Louis raT
Dampass, = station upcu .c S!rsin. Central ts'.-'.''
SIX ": EIGHT ilEEi.Y NEGROES, consisting q! ''"'a
and boys. JAHlS 1Ll>tSh'Eia.
Cnr;n:-s.UE-7.
Farther particulars made known ,:ay oi .ae.
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The Last nuy Of the United States Com

..TcsS.
TIE Thirtysixh an! las; Congress q the CEed States
OF America ciused Is session Monday The :eruLers
assembled In The morning, there hein. tisywo seats IN
the House aud fourteen 10 the Senate Eac Taca;: by
the secession of States since the u
the session In the House, after si,:: ia sicir
bills motion was Instc 10 a,jcurn.
The Speaker rose aHs nl.iSr silence, a:i delivered
the following addrcs.
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~" Orders promptly attended TO.
March 1t
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Convention, to submit SUlnc remarks, and nSk
the privilege, not for nysel! individually, but
that the people have the honor 10 represent
upon this floor, may be heard upon these nil
iInpol tant questions.
am not physically in cQpdltlon, at this
late hour of our sitting, to proceed with the
remarks which desire TO submit II 1t will
be tue pleasure Of the Conventional am sure
it will be gratifying to the gentleman from
WetZel, {Mr Hail. for perhaps wc snail do
something's will submit motion that VT
adjourn, and will come here in the morning,
! prepared to condcnSc the remarks that design
10 submit 10 the Convention.
1t is about the usual hour oil adjourn.
| 1uent Ii is probably known to many mem
bcrs already, that have been suffering severe.
| ~ ever since my arrival in the city, and ii
had the authorities with ne which desire To
| consult. don't know that | would have the
! physical ability to Get through the remarks to
| day which desire 10 offer. | therefore move
an adjournment.
Mr. GnAxT-I ask the gentleman TO with
| draw that motion fur l. moment, tn enable lnc
! to offer some resolutions.
Mir. CARLILE.- Certainly, sir.
Mr.. GRANT then offered the following res'
| lutiOns, which were referred to the COMMITTEE
on Federal Relations:
l. Resolved, That we, the people Of Eirgi
/ ria, in Convention assembled, deeply regret
the condition in which our country is placed,
/ impc,iling, us it does the peace, prosperity
and perpciuty of one of the modest govern
! mcnts ever adopted bv mai.
2. Resolved, That Virginia has ever been
inclined to a peaceful and amicahle adjustment
| of the difficulties that have 50 long menactd
and threatened the destruction Of our institu'
| lions, and has ever cxerted her power aud in
tuerce to TINT end But, notwithstanding all
her efforts, the future is still dark and porter
lous. Scarcely u ray Of hope llumines it.
3. Resolved, That from the tone and temper
Of The inaugural address Of tho recently inau
curated President, Abraham Lincoln, that he,
in that address, declares his right to coerce the
seeded States, ard makes it IL matter of poll
CT. subject only to his discretion, whether he
will attempt it or not.
4. Resolved, That we, the people Of Elrs''
MIA, in Convention assembled, in the event That
any attempt is made 10 coerce any OF cur SIS
ter Suites of the South, that Virginia will not
submit to any attempt, but will make cothlnoil
cause with them, and resist coercion with all
her power to the last extremity.
g. Resolved, That the honor, Institutions
aui interests of Virginia are closely allied ana
identified with those Of all the Southern States,
but more directly 1T this time with the border
slave States. And in view of chcctlng unlteu
action on the part of said States, aud OF ultl-
mate union of the whole South, ne the people
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w T ESy7I N.'sJ
EiCUMU:D FEE. -, I'"!.
HNSATCEDAT. FEBRUARY Z" ENii-T!li;D ego IN
~ each succeeding Saturday Until further notice. an e.
conmot alton train will leave chn.0nl 4, oclocE T. y
and arrive ht the Junctian at 1850 T. y.
RFTCasI,c:
Leave the Junction every M1Es-y ~ 80. H. d. hh' -
live at RicEru0ni d; ~, i. u. T. T.. TALBOT,
C.k
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-22
Disrespecttowardt the Memory of Douglas

In the Republican State Convention, after
the adoption of the platform, Mr.. Crocker
said he was also instructed by the Committee
on Resolutions to report the following reso-
luton:
Resolyed, That in this hour of our country's
peril the death of the Hon. Stephen A. Doug
las, whose course in the present unfortunate
crisis of our affairs is 50 honorably in contrast
with that of some of his late competitors
and coad tutors, is national calamity; and
that in rising above party for the good of his
country he proved himself a true patriot.
The resolution was heartily appuuded
Mr.. Jones of Amador. | move that the
name Of Daniel 5. Dickinson, of New York,
be added to the resolution. [Great laughter.
Mr.. Myers, of Alameda, said he trusted
they would treat all these serious questions in
a respectful manner They were now talking
about a deceased citizen of the Union, a great
man, and one who had proved himselfa aim
cere patriot. lie trusted that the resolution
would be unanimously adopted.
MIR. Hume of Humboldt, suggested that the
vote be taken by rising in silence.
The vote was accordingly taken BY rising,
and the resolution was adopted, only one man,
when the negative vote was called, rising in
the midst of the building.
Mr. Kennedy of Sutter, moved that in ad-
ditional respect to the memory of Stephen A.
Douglas. the Convention should adjourn to
Tomorrow morning at ten o'clock
The President said, under the order of bu-
siness, no resolution was in order unless it
proceeded from the Committee on Resolu-
tions
MIR. Jones, of Amador, should feel proud
of his wit, and his power to excite the risi-
bilities of Convention of gentlemen, during
the consideration of So painful subject as
the death off leading statesman of the coun-
try. We feel grieved and mortified at the
shameless tossing about of the name of Doug
las that took place in the Republican Con-
vention. We had supposed such conduct i'm
possible in any collection of men in the State
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-22
UNION DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CON-
VENrION.

The unconditional Union Democracy of Yuba
County will meet in the several precincts, at the
places where the polls were held last year on SAT-
URDAY, JULY goth, and elect Delegates to the
County Convention to be held at the Court House
in the city OF Marysville, ON SATURDAY, July
27b, 1861, at IL o'clock NJ, for the purpose OF
nominating County Officers to be supported at the
ensuing election.
1t is recommended u al no other test be requir-
ed than the approval Of the present efforts Of and
awllhngness u support, IN all reasonable ways
the Federal authorities IN maintaining the lnteg-
rity of the Union, the Constitution ami the Laws
The respective precincts will be eutltled to the
following number Of Delegates, the basis Of rep
resentation beng one Delegate for every G0 votes
and one tor every fraction over ten votes:
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-22

SMYPATHY For SEGE ssEoNIsrs IN THE RErUB
LlcAN STATE CONVENTION. The following
sound Union resolution was offer ed in the
Republican Convention and indefinitely post
poned, because some members thought it too
harsh. What a pity it would be to speak
unkindIy of treason. Those who voted to
indefinitely postpone the resolution would be
very indignant at being called "doughfaces," :"
but what less are they? Here is the resolu-
ton:
Resolyed. That the reasonable conclave
who recently assembled in this place, and
under the name Of a Democratic Convention,
put forth to the people platform announc-
ing in substance their sympathy for TRAITORS.
and in condemnation of the Federal Admins
tration in its attempts to preserve, defend
ard vindicate the Constitution and laws,
meets with the most unqualified condemna
tion Of this Convention, and, as we believe,
Of vast and overwhelming majority Of the
vacr1e Of this State.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-22

Is THE PRsERvATIoN OF THIS UNION TOO
CosrLY?-The Express is in great distress at
the vast amount of money it will cost for the
United States Government to resist the war
of suLugation commenced by the Davis
party This, it seems to us, is running econ
omy into the ground. 1t is like calculating
the cost of medical attendance when ones
mother is sick Would any man let his
mother die, rather than be at the expense of
having a physician2 The Express and its
friends must learn to prize the Union above
mere dollars and cenrs. 1t is better that we
should have a nation in debt, than to have no
nation. We believe that those who stop to
count the cost when the Government is as
sailed, long for the day of the nations death.