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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-01-04
The Washington correspondent of tho Bos

f"o !" e0H eoffe'f 0''s'e''| OF VIZ
ton Journal under date of Jan. ID says:
Mr.. Baker. the new Senator from Oregon,
made his maiden speech in the Senate to.
day. His remarks produced an excellent ef-
feet. especially upon the border men.
Tho secessionists are all taken aback by
the appointment Of Mr.. Mcintyre rs Collect
or of Charleston. and will prevent his con.
frmation ifpossible. But he will 80, and
the revenue will be collected.
The valuable contract Of the owners Of the
steamship Isabel, for carrying the mails be-
tween Charleston and Key West, has been
annulled by the Postmaster General. She
can now 90 into the South Carolina navy.
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- The York Manufacturing Company OF
this town have given notice to their employees
that on and after 3lst. Dec, the hours Of run:
ing their mills will be reduced and graduated
TO make Eve days work in each week. The mills
will not be lighted for work In the evening.
We learn that IN the Biddeford Mills there Is
TO be reduction Of wages. Democrat
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Tho Traveller correspondence from Wash.

Tho Traveller correspondence from WASH
ington, under date of Jan. l, says:
1t is asserted here by moderate Southern
ers thatithe large planters even in South
Carolina, are becoming alarmed at the ra-
pidity with which they have been plunged
into reb lion, and would, II possible, retrace
their steps. Demagogues have, however,
obtained complete control Of tho car Of the
masses Of the people Of that State. 1t Is
thought that they will precipitate collision
in order to prevent settlement Of the troub.
les.
President Buchanan still hesitates as to
his course in regard to South Carolina, but
the majority Of his cabinet will listen to no
suggestion looking to the encouragement Of
the traitors. - Though all projects for q
settlement have hitherto failed, it is thought
that plan may be assented to ut u later
day in the session. Senator Seward, 1t Is
runorcd, may have proposition to make,
while Others look with hope to the consulta-
ton of the border states representatives.
The Governor of South Carolina has re,eiy.
cd from she volunteer companies Of the I'D
joining cotton states proders OF services to
the extent of several thous nd men, and q
collision may take place at any moment.
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Pre,. wushluxteu.

WASHINGTON, Jan. IAN address TO the pco-
pie, signed By many members Of both houses,
recommending compounds on the basis OF
Mr.. Crittenden's and Mr.. Biglers propositions
is In circulation. ,
The President has determined not TO remand
Major Anderson TO Fort Moultrie.
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DIR. BELLS
British Pills.

These Pills have been used IN England fer over
one husdrcd years ~ q standard family mcsileine;
In the blood. aud yet they are the m1f,'f
and operate without producing any o. ns syn i
yS,rg pals, produced by other PLY. 10 s 'ee pS
~. 49,. 49, Ji,~..s. than any medicine ever
diseoyered. No family should be withos. them .
~, Ne nv ali dsaiers In medicines at - cents
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THE UNION &c I0URNAL X pt

nerve, when they came into his presence and
made their demands. he would arrest them
forthwith for treason. Such an evidence OF
power, coupled with disposition to save the
Union would DO more to promote the public
peace than anything else. But alas j. ID. Is
an old public functionary. who can do nothing
in the present crisis. but appoint National
asts asking the people to pray for peace, but not
telling them at the same time to keep their
powder dry" Lo. c.
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OBJ 0lnion Il yournal.
BiddcSord, Ne, January a, 1891.

~ Advertisers are particularly request.
al 10 hand In their advertisements a. early IN th'
week as possible. In order IT, secure their inser'
tun they must be received bY MedncsdaynoOn'
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...n yr,pn wIru orrO OH ROsls.

~.,. .,.,.o, pr,uaration for dressing The hair
TIL s, snils snything eiss 10 uss. being pre-
n. sp RON The oil o. plan which E,e.s. sniy N
Icrss, in Asia. u Eivss The h.f lehi s a ~
spPsnn,h ~ lime and isffse IRON all The sticky
49, f,a nj 10 all other preparations. fcr sale
everywhere. Price only 10 cents pss''' SIC =
cents.
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PssrrosE1. The lecture which Nr Saxc Was
70 giveat the New City Ha1 on Wednesday
eve last was sidasfy pOstpsnsdon account
Of the Sudden illness Of Mr.. Saxe.
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= The January number Of Harper's Is .
capital one. Harper Is decidedly the most en-
tertaining magazine published.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-01-04
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
FIRST DAY.

The January Term Of the Supreme Judi.
cial Court, for the County Of York, COM
mencsd at Saco on the LIST inst, Appleton,
Judge, presiding.
The Court, preceded by the Sheriff Of the
County, Mr.. Goodwin. came in at IL o'clock.
A most appropriate prayer for the occa-
sion was offered by the Rev. Mr.. Nichols, Of
the Unitarian Church, Saco.
The following Grand Jurors were called
and answered to their names:
Charles X. Morris, Foreman; Nathaniel
Brown, Theodore Clark, Blaisdell G. Good
win. John Gerrish, Granville Grant, W. +.
Hight, Thomas Low, Chas. Parker, Hiram
Perkins, Henry Smith, Alvin B. Spencer.
Oliver Winn, Issacher Weymouth, Richard
Willis, Nathan Ii. Woodman, and George
Young.
Upon direction of the Court tho Grand
Jury then retired in charge Of officer John
II. Allen, Of Biddeford.
The first Traverse Jury was then impan-
neled and sworn. Their names are as fol-.
lows:
James NJ. Andrews, Foreman, Biddcford.
Sewall Bngdon, Wells.
Joel Boothby, Saco.
Richard Clay, Buxton.
VIM. d. Dixon, Parsonsfeld.
Thomas d. Emery, Biddeford.
Simeon Folsom. Limerick.
Milton Ferrand, Kenebunk.
Samuel II. Gould, Kennebunkport.
William II. Hanson, Lebanon.
Edwin Junkins, North Berwick,
Elisha Littlefeld, Lyman.
After which the second Universe Jury was
impanneled and sworn. Their names are as
follows:
Samuel NJ. Norton, Foreman, Kittery.
Nahum Ittlehcld. Sanford.
David Mudgett, Parsonsdeld.
Joseph Moody, York.
Nathaniel s. Milliken. Saco.
Henry II. McKenny, Biddeford.
Robert Mason, Eliot.
William II. Perkins, Wells.
William Peasc, Cornish.
Elias Parcher, Saco.
John B. Roberts, Marlborough.
Charles W. Shaw, Berwick.
Tho first Traverse Jury retired under the
direction Of officer Joseph G. Goodwin oil
North Berwick, and the second under the
direction of officer Phineas Libby Of Sico.
The following are i'm attendance rs Super.
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The propositions under consideration were
those Of Afr. Nelson Of n. c. for certain amend
msn,. to the Constitution, the most important
Of which reads thus
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Il. e. &c


R,rwts READY BIr couquers palm. fever subdues
spam suspended animation and is the only simuant IN
existence that vpe sc the outset all attacks o disease aoriu
tmc the returu Of the psroNym by Railway
Regulating Pills The object c primary medication 10
80 the first shock ~ disorder with rul coutterworng
irurnre and thus prCSl0H n the vital power can be
sustained until the Of sickness removed purfaon Of
the bow Is ami equalization o. the circulation,
tain This grand object accom- ph-d by the Ready Relief which
should therefore always De at hand 90 emergencies
R,H, BtCriNTNG ruIs empty the obsructeI towels with
out pam specifically upon the liver and pa ~ and
n1uh the boQi ard restore the equilibrium Of M clIcLauou
Without risk Of the ar sequences a. Ca. mel Blue PIN, Qu
nine, Potash Iron they eXp- an morbid matter from
system and recruit It's cacrEie acting parsr atera-
ave and sous bic. In these tu vegetable medic tou has its
perf. ct triumph.
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yARLIKE RUMORS AND MOVEMENTS

"AR1ANA hNM HUNS AMI hONEMENIS.
Nav YORK, APUi 5.--The New York Eveniag Post Of
th afternoon says, is rvmOred that the agents who
we're sent OFT by tue Government 10 England snd France
have returned and report that both these Governments
lave set their tsces against the Southern Co1ederucy
van IN no manner recognize assist H. and that the
PRESIDENT and Cabinet have determined Ike immedl-
ate and vigorous measures for the enforcement OF the
laws at all hazards. The Government has chartered the
steamers Baltic and Ariel carry troops under ed
orders
Iue Baltic viii carry Barrys company Of flying artil
lery and ninety men, and the Ariel seven or eight
companies Of infantry and marines They sail Sunday
The tugaie FoWhaian gOss to sea tomorrow morning
uiiy equipped and pr0yisoued and will probably take
thrce companies OF troops. The Harriet Lane
sailed To-Day The steamship Atlantic is also chartered
ana cleared Tor BrazOs this afternoon with provisions
and stores One hundred men on Governors Island have
received m1rchirg orders aud Others viii speedily fol-
Tow" ln,r. are uo~ over 500 troops 40 the different
stations 10 his port The impression a. the Navy ard
E thai f,rs Sumter aud PcAeus are both to De rein
forced
TIE New York ExSress says that ia supposed in well
informed quarters that Texas the point where these
troops are 10 be landed aud that thcy are sent out at
ih, request OF Gov. Houston 10 regeI tbs Indians
IRE New York Comm rcill, per- contra to what the
fos- s.aes says that Committee Of leading Nrsinilus
have bad an Interview with the President Secretary
OF State aud acre assured mos positively that the GOV
tr-nert contemplated no hostile movement and would
nos attempt 90 collect the revenue in the Confederate
states Tor co. simple reason that COugress had withheld
from 90 the power TO 10 SO.
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[ SElLAED ttVIs s., :,Nn cItI,. e ysEg'- .
"a ARLE REAL AND PESsoEtL PsuPkHTY, For sALE p.
mond tered the 23d day Of January SCI a Todd
a. Robinson aud al, the undersigned Uoum.sonel thereby
S Sr 1s on wtD%Fsbsy tie @ Of 5 G r sG.G' ~ no.
ha n,S Tar gay essisn'aGs a. u oae. a W. and S.ang,n
AMI personal. belonging 20 ihe ASHLAND HOTEL snt GNF-
WILL COMPANY IN ne 4 n sad ca9se mentioned as foO''
Attract Of LAND, eoua1lar sbout 90 situated In o..
county o. an27er IN Che ov9of 'ed inGeaia,', upon ne
Rrlmonl ft-irict-,g Potomac Railroad about rs mis
from ~ CITY If Richmond ami SHOWN a. TIE ASHLAND HCTtL
l. lara- aaI h.nisaric HOTEL ErIIpirG erected rih.a ,e
past s years upon Pre- o.' approved model ana capable, VII.
ie Cottages hereafter Of a''ommo lnng I'D persons
All The requisite ouihuldng7 attached to te Hotel, aud
a AZ jht iF & i.'nl An. ng'1i so Us 1
BY the great northern and Southern Sail Rout- sts ~
Al ne Hotel Trans Ashland and Richmond rec
me HOTEL a'i have The ravre. FREE ticket De ca.
ty its b.irg extended indefinitely The Hotel has ben for
years past popular rrt o the citizens Of Richmond vino pre-
cror, :, m - s.r,. an . IT, w. E1sE ia Ds0NF Cor
TAGES conveniently AMI ta4S planned for the u isu
boarding Ho,el There numerous
mental tc about 10 hotel and cottages and ne grounds A.,
bosdeed By egergec AID flowers whilst The buildings dis
posed reference O. and beauty OF arrange
mep 70 render The prop only among The desabe
for The purposes Tor which It designed but 81 the
beautiful uato's 10 he Southern country The paris Of The bot
not occupied ~ The b4tl. and ornamental grounds ga
high state % ,ui alton aid The whole ssaEounded BY sgOsSn
AS, he i,ls O. q RFS EsTATE, there viii be sold arg-
quantity Of Personal PROPERTY, consisting chiefly or
The entire stock oiFCENIIukh and REsi7 and about
The Hotel Cottages, Ballroom, Billiard Saloon Bowling Alley
Kit hen, Laundry Bakery Gas &C. comprising the
variety used u such hments catalogues Of which will
furnished TIE day - SALE
.. The stock o. PROysIONs Of all kinds haad the hotel
The day Of sale.
Three four MULEs ard sms lot Of FARMING UTsN
Sis, belong to the said Ho,ci Company
The REAL tSIA1E viii be sold 10 7ro p7Tt suit pur
chasefs, may De jI!'r'ous On the LAY OF sale
TFaHs SsIs-Rsui Etpe-Por 50 much of the purchase
money exceeding s,ou onefour cast or The purchaser
nN prefer T. Tor All Of such payment shan exceed the expense
the sale and approved negotiable we'll endorsed
months with interest added The balance ofe purchase orey
exceeding $50 Oo in three equal nsaelt5 70
months the purchaser giving negotiable notes. well endorsed wifi
Interest day for the deferred payments For all
the purchase money To- the real estate exceeding $4,000
rargrnent be made The day % extending
suit the purchaser Tie POSSESSION Of the properly viii Dc
given Immediately bet The title will be withheld until al IN par
chase Is paid
Pcrougi FrogsFor al exceeding $50 cash; FOR
81 $40 and upwards approved negotiable note well
dolsed, with interest added frcm the day n sale.
HENRY L. BROOKE Com'r.
JlNs, VI TAYLOR soN. Alcts .sli-dActis
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~ pJuIIn s 60. h5,'s

~ HgGHORS.-Ws VII el -hii a,rtisg, a. 10 . clock
~ fOfteiy Eeeross BErIs a GRFGOIY, Agetrs
Fsnbfr Hrset.
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WtWsoToS, Apr 4-I.iomtt,4 has cen recciy-
cd he-J -r Lieutenant Talbot left Caui.s,o1 today
with imp1 talt dispatches from Major Anderson for
Wa-ti -.0r.
rdy.,e md eoafie- tl' je-pa.ctes from Chsrly.tou
seem o. ti-at. TIE approach Of h5s,ic, unless
aa .un .iIte evacuation takes place.
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd x 4TH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
A NJ. DUPUY, A. NJ ........P

yNHE this Institution will Of
The Principal will he aided heretofore by selected
corps Of Assistants Who with their ability and experience,
fSll 20 give satisfaction
The boarding will be under the
and Mira Dupuy assisted by Mrs Mary Cass ery
They alone will reside IN the Seminary with the
ladies' and viii exercise PdT6nt1i aud
committed 20 their charge.
this
Richmond FEMALE Seminary the hrst class has
the Principal provide ample accommodations for The
session The buildings being enlarged important
notifications viii be made In them which viii add greatly their
convenience and comfort The lodging large
ventilated and than
py The Recitation Rooms viii be well arranged
accommodation OF the pupils.
TERMS FOR NINE MONTHS.
Walking uei and hghis. so 90
Tuition % the Preparatory Department 80 90
DO In ordinary English branches 20 90
DO In advanced do DO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 30 90
do In Modern snd Ancient Languages each .... 20 co
Music, Vocal and Instrumental piano and 0uSr), for
lcsson OF one hour week 40 90
For TWO lessons Of one hour each PEI week So co
Use OF 10 10
Drawing In 80 %
Painting in Water colors a. 90
FslnHg IN on. = . 90 90
the l5tA o. Feh'y, 1881
Reference D. Hoge and to any OF the
former patrons OF the school,
Catalogues OF the Seminary, containing detailed Informs
ton be obtained bookstore in the city, by appos
lon 10 the undersigned.
AN DUPUy.
iyll Richmond, Va.
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EAsTERN ~ s0UTHERN MARKETs.

Th,se lands are contiguous to railroad 40 miles in length,
a,t connects with other roads sni navgab lakes AMI riye,
u. as aa uaSr5kea communication with the Eastern and
500 ON -----
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nrUoszORa-ruIs BAY - 70 o's1ef vi .sI-s - %
~ 80. sss.,,,ss efpsc gcy tl7 rs IS r-1r srf ctli
- - s'' DtcgiHsoN H,-L CO.,
6.;,--at. fcfi3BFar.
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Ky IxEAR.

,,.,-. aesriag copies Of the Hon. W c. Rivss'
l.f,er,i on the Sth, ult, nov in course Of put
-, i, p,mpare. form, viii please leave their orders
~. Bbig counting ROOM
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,,RIr SOrIETY OF VIR.

= q slNIt -rHE FORTY EIGHTH ANNUAL MAST
rHrs sOCIErY VS. held Boz ihe new Methodist ,'urch
f.r r IN H-raI Srrtrts. rueiilv evening che -ni
C...f 7b. venerable Rev PHILIP COURTNEY presided,
,. h o. r.>r s1, acted ss Secretary
A.. .I g.rrft prepared and read by Kew CHARLES
~. adopted. s-t ordered Oh D. printed
Nr-t /. t.I Ir..s vas -,1s hv Rev v Melon, %
- AID ll. ttlHts OF Che society rendered Rim. The
- 6..-, .nI Manager. itsa made and me follow.
....-.s arr 1tei Nr thr present year
a4rIIP cor aTNFN Pr, tent
N' 80 WOODBRIDGE. lsi l.-c-pr.sient
T., NlsEs ID ui5% -1i o. 90
p. As %. NtAps 90 20
IA ryNrLsY. Cores. 0riing Secretary.
-. CSC D FISHER Re--r.ns da
SAM " rNCt, Treasured
UrFfs stNt.rU-
-. vrrr-.-cJ., Nr. Wu. p Taylor,
t @ 4 N---.. Nr. JAS O. NtculrI3,
H. A. Ra-rrr Mr. Peter q. Daniel,
..tG H-.~7. e'- Na'
.-- "hU-i ii. sho. p Claiborne,
~. s-...- Dr. " " Ptrrrr.
r... H f"r VI y = W tk.r,
4 F.-.s.se. M-. Pr. .1 H. Howard.
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30 sla1 1s'-'0--'' '' Hi6I x DAVE
,a9g-d.i Azet
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No State "a the Valley OF enc Mississippi offers great an oduce
eat 20 tt settler ,he Illinois There rorouo
srl where M o. e conditions o.. climate and soil 81 admir-
zig combine produce these two great ape CoRs and wrsA1
.s The prsfri-s Of Illinois
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THE ALABAMA INSURANCE COMPANY
MONTGOMERY. AEA.
Authorized Capital, 31lVtl"u
Capital paid In IoVVOO
DIRECTORS.
@ ; WILLIAMS, n. A.. CLARK,
II uvEs, JOIN A. ELMORs, j HurCiEspSt
: / IRErScr1S WADE RgYEs, ! WILLIAMS
PPLIC ATOMS received office, 81 Commerce Street
"a Montgomery, Ala. ". c. blaB. Prtst
The subscriber all take FsE MARHE ard SLAVE RISKS 1T
city rates. Office preset my Factory, 9th and
Canal Streets Richmond Va Applications addressed ne ty
letter or otherwise, viii receive prsmpt attention.
iaI4-Iy J. Ii r. MAYO, Agent
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t,iaE rinn OF PrLLiSii 3. nETrs having

TsIHE FiNn or "a LIZA N 4. tfftTgS hav'lgthj.
ceased, WILLIAM Il BETS viii 10 the Negro
Auction Business and La5 taken INT, COpaTtnershp wti
h1 T. GREGORY Thgy coniugt TIE i-aiaess under y {
srn o. BETS q GREGOKF .lr.- Sales Room Frankr
Srsct Asars below M Street, and about square
the former oice ~ Pull E't sud fully solicit
uauZarc 0fte patronage which nc-Ay extended VIZ,
n. Bets shils DO the trm Of ~ i'si: Belts.
They have 0fEred sc-les Br LusrE1o W ELy0bE
ClerE who has az Interest the business. WAi H. BELTS
p J. GRsGO2Y.
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TIE Agricultural Products Of Illinois greater 'hsn those OF
any s,r The products sent out during he past
e tons TIE ahat cso9 Of lsCo approaches 80 600
bushels while the crop yields not less than 100000
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f5tf1r% r.EJOPEis's mANUAL-A completion and
abd lnzeft 81 t- au'ho lid Csyary Tactics Ne
Light Dragons and Mounted MISUNDERSTANDING all he l'tt
lmproyeuen adopted In the u. g. seryce by Col LOCUS
DAVE iarmefJ Of the T. :. Lmy-in preparation will
published about the ist OF May. A. nORRIs.
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EXCITEMENT AT CHARLEsTON-A CRISIS AT
HAND

tHAHiFsToN April The excitement here to day has
been uu,gusci since The secession of an, state Last
li-h. schooner hom Boston bound Tor savannah al
,tmgct 90 enter the ha'bor suppo ed with supplies.
A, she attempted 10 pass the batteries Size was fired into
one shot pass ns through her main SAIL S1e pm. about
shd wet oGi the Dor The hesi-ucy In the cyacu-
alton O. For Sumter has produced au unhappy ,r.cL-
A. day there have been extraordinary movements Of
troops.
Dc reported that order has been given to cut of
supplies immediately and that the authorities are prep5-
rIs Tor au emergency. IL is believed that the crisis is
LuR u LLLI-
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FERTILITY OF TIE SOIL.
TO ACTrAL CUI.TIYATORS.

Nowhere can the industrious farmer such immediate re
salts ',r h upon these prairie Soils they being composed
Ga ss- rich oar fertility Of which unsurpassed by any
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TCRAL PRODUCTS.

The STATE Is rapidly nnr up population; person.
having been added since l5o masng the present population
I,-iy4y0. rstIo cf1U2 ncr cent ia ten years
,gprrT-r Trip Ar ppopITfyTS
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MILITARY ATTITUDE or TIE GOVERNyE

MAsHINeloS, April Z. is stated here upon irfor-
nation usually liable, taat the Administration Intend
concentrating all the available forces 40 Tortusss aud
by West for the purpose Of reinforcing Fort Pckeus
tlom these points 10 attacked
Another Informant states that part Of the plan is TO
blockade che mouth o. tHe Mississippi and rctakc s. in
Island aud perhaps other stations
Sll another informant saws that 'e--r amount Of
army and naval stores including seven mounted how
iUrs, have been sent hence by express 20 Fort Ham
ton.
The agents OF New York bankers ;r this city have tell
e-raphgt home today that collision inevitable The
whole city is in D state Of intense sxo.LemeRt.
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EDUCATION.

MFRS. PHILIP MAYO win reopen her SCHOOL, a.
tt Church nth street between Bread and Mar
shall Monday In October She viii receive few snail
boys Terms asO per sossion OF months. jylS-u
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AN IMPROBABLE STORY ABOUT FORT SUMTER
BrsF1iu y. r., April sch The Commercial Advert
ser, If this city, publishes what purpOrts to be .c.-
from johnson Mcneil private OF Mlior Audersou's
Command .s'- rhlt they have a, For, Sumter enough
% eat sud iti-a Tor ou- months bat fuel is scarce
Toe vr,.g- says Nobody has cye- 6eown how many
men are here. It ia an nonsense the talk about sendi
amen au! SUPPLIES. We are all night If cid Lin.ou viii
only have back bone o. stand o7 u.s."
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IYn

49, CHEAP INSURANCE.-Hcr riug's
49, Ps,ut Fss Proof Safes much for the
cost than Insurance Policies and business
cannot afford be without them. We have good
store. KNOWLES wALFORD, Agents,
MAJ street
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IFOTZES CELEBRATED SWISS LE.TH-
w PREVENTIVE This preparation makes the leather
waterproof and durable snd prevents from cracking at The
time admitting Of beautiful gloss Manufactured solely by
JAS r. DUvAL,
mhls ly9 Man add 10Th
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THE APPROVED REMEDY FOR
RII EUM ATESM.
CuT OptDP OF pROpYIANINE

TDROPYLAMINE was used for Rheumatism by Dr. Awena
rus Of St Petersburg Within period years
he treated hundred and fy patterns with this remedy He
says about Il:
seems to possess the power Of true spec Gc various
affections Rheumatic ogin II has been employed
practice nun br Of acute chronic
Rheumatism In acute the pain and fever alEays dap
pear the next day."
Propylamine h the most cfrtn and agreeable
form for use has been used la the Pennsy Hospital and
elsewhere in this country asserted almost wcndrful
On ecpt Of one dollar will send by mail postage prepaid sui
quantity Chloride Of Propylami for any st Its
efficacy Full directions will accompany H.
have also sale Fixr Popylamine all other prepare
tons OF Prcpylamine will be glad 10 give information
al ut them u those desiring IT, -
JOSEPH LAIDLEY Chemist,
Sign Of the red Mortar, Main and 9TH sis
r,hQO Richmond Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-06

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