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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-04-18

James MeMulen OF Dummerston was killed while
chopping wood in the woods in that town. the 27th
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DIR. G. IL. Sholes. Eclectic Physicinn, gives
particular attention diseases of the geHto urnary organs
and special diseases Of See advertisement In anoh
column.
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CIVIL WAR CoMMENCEDl
FORT SUMTER rALLENl

PRESIDENT LINCoLN's PRoCLAMA.
TON.
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STAMPED LETTER SHEETS.

The Post Master General has ordered the
preparation of sheets of letter paper, cut, gumm-
ed and embossed with the three cent postage
stamps-combining in one both letter sheet
and envelope. Also similar sheets, note size,
TO be packed in such a manner as may be nee
essarary to insure the safe transmission of the
sheets by mail. This will be capital safe
guard against the carressness ofcorrespondcnts
who are prone to omit placing postage stamps
on their letters. 1t will also be just the thing
to obviate the legal difficulty which sometimes
arises in identifying the date of an inclosure
with that of the official post mark.
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BREAKING JATL--Charles Wheeler, the leader of
the countcrfeters arrested in Wndham escaped from
the county Jail the end inst He broke the lock of
his cell and got out between the CRATES which he had
spread apart through hole less than inches by H.
His escape was very soon discovered and pursuit
made with little difficulty as new snow had ju-t
fallen. He WAS traced to below Branch Bridge about
two miles from Jail, when he hard pressed he
jumped into the river, but the water cold that
he was soon compelled to leave that element and take
to the woods. His cold bath affected him so sensiby
by producing chs and cramp that he called out lus
tily for succor, preerrng confinement to death. He
was found more dead than alive but care and little
brandy soon brought him to- and he conducted to
his old quarters.
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PkUCLAMA HUN.
Whereas, The laws of the United States have
been for some time past and now are opposed,
and the execution thereof obstructed, in the
States of South Carolina, Georgia Alabama,
Florida, Mississippi, louisiana, and Texas, by
combinations too powerful to be suppressed by
the ordinary course of judicial proceedings, or
by the powers vested in the Marshals by law ;
Now, therefore, /, ABRAHAM LINCOLN, Pres
ident of the United States, in virtue OF the
power in me vested by the Constitution and The
laws have thought fit to cali FORTH and do here
by call forth, the Militia of the several States
of the Union, to the aggregate number OF TO-
900 in order to suppress said combinations,
and to cause the laws TO be duly executed
The details for this object will be Immediately
communicated to the State authorities through
the War Department
| appeal to all loyal citizens to favor, facili-
tate, and ait this effort to maintain the honor,
the integrity, and the existence of our National
Union and the perpetuity of popular govern
ment and to redress wrongs already long en-
dured.
deem it proper to say that the first service
assigned to the force hereby called forth, will
probably be to repossess the forts, places and
property which have been seized from the
Union, and in every event, the utmost care
VIII DE observed, consistently WIN Ihe ooJeets
aforesaid, to avoid any devastation, any de-
struction of or interference with property, OF
any disturbance of peaceful citizens in any
part of the country and | hereby command
the persons composing the combinations af9re-
said, to dispense and retire peacably to their
respective abodes within twenty days from this
date.
Deeming that the present condition OF pub,
lie affairs presents an extraordinary occasion,
do hereby, in virtue Of the power in me vested
by the Constitution, convene both Houses Of
Congress. The Senators and Representatives
are therefore summoned TO assemble at their
respective chambers at twelve o'clock, noon, on
Thursday, the forth day of July next, then and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08
WASHINGTON IIEMS.

In order to accommodate the travelling two daily lines
for PHILADELPHIA New York, Boston and other points
north will leave the depot (aear the Clpto and after
Monday May G,h at 1880 a. m. and 10 80 p. m, for
Annapolis thence by steamers 10 Perryv!e and railroad
10 Philadelphia aud New York.
portion Of the committee arpoint'd day or two
since by the Maryland agissiurs-Messs. Ohio Scott,
Robert McLine and VIM. j. Ross" TO communicate
personally wi the Pres dent OF the United States on the
occupation Of the soil AID property OF Maryland by the
General Government ard to report to y e neral As
sembly whether any becoming arrangement with the
General Government practicable in that connection for
the maintenance of the peace and houOr of the State
and the security ct its inhabitants have arrived here
Gen. Scott forwarded dispatches 10 Gen. Butler, yes
teriay at Annapolis placing the Massachusetts, 9th reg
imcnt and other troops at his and and giving him
three days to take possession Of the Relay House, at the
Junction of the Baltimore snd Ohio, aod Baiti-
more and Washington r9iways Line miles from Bal
tiuore and thirty from Washington Gen Butler res
ponded and Informed Gen. Scott that he would have
lgous services the ground to-day. The 6,h regiment
(Massschusetts) up carly this Sunday morning
This movements il made to cooperfe with the Pennsy-
vani, troops nov advancing upon Baltimore on the 9TH
er side. -s q.
Major Anderson, who arrived in Washington yester-
day, was tho bearer from New York OF 100000 in
gold from the New York sub treasury to the u e. Treas
ury In Washington. f
We understand that an extra police force of one hun
dred ard twenty mounted men Is 10 be put on DUTY eve
ry night under the command Of Lieut.. Dowel Of the
army commencing tonight The extra force is to be
furnished by the government and will bs taken entrtlj
from the military now on duty here . ~,
The government have taken possession Of the railway
between Washington ard Annapolis rcaid the rails, in
creased the number Of engines aud cars end put the
ia efficient diion. Nails and passer gers are earrfs
regularly and connections complete through 70 Phil
sdelphis, New York and Boston. bur - wv
There three hundred and 6fty marines here, oe
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BILL TO PROVIDE FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF CHAPLAIN
FROM MONTGOMERY

MONTGOMERY May 1.-The train from Pensac0ls had
inst arrived and brings several plssengrs who left War
rngtcn and Pensacola Yesterday afternoon They tell
that Gen Bragg il progressing rapidly in his fortified
TONS and ia nearly ready to entertain" the forces
Pckens and those in the fleet sin hostile manner ~
The troops OF the Conf derate Army in good spirits
and are sarguinc of success But e sickness prevails
and the troops generally in good health sublrn;
and ready for the co,hct.
There has b.en some delay at this point Montgomery
in the Transmission Of parcels packages for the troops
but all have now gone forward, and in day two
more the railway Will be completed TO Pensacol, and
then there will be 10 furtGer detention
Vice President Stephens reached this city today at
noon
am Informed that the Secretary Of War at the ur.
gent solicitation Of the citizen soldery Of Florida,
through their depucs in the Congress- has decided 20
call into service for the frontier, regiment of Iuian-
Try from thai gallant little State This will be gratifying
intelligence to the noble spirits resident in the "snl Of
flowers who are SO eager to occupy prominent
place in the picture"
Col Geo. T. Ward well known as the able, eloquent,
and fearless leader Of the old Wing party at Florida
rived here to-day and will take his seat a member in
Corg'e's tomorrow. He is the successor of Col j
Paten Anderson, who now commands a Regiment OF
Cavalry at Pensacola
IL should be borne in mind that the railroad conven-
ton which met il this city Friday last and represent
ed by Presidents of those corporations have al extent
of railroad tracks over 1875 miles, and represented
funded capital amounting Sl0o,C7o0GO The policy
pursued 10y this convention has elected the warmest
cou meudstiou.
There are comparatively but few of the military to be
seen in the streets and hotels at this time They
nearly all gone TO Virgna and Pensacola, now not more
than the fourth fifth you NEE, ia an officer or SOL
der. But while so many have gone, he spirit is yet
alive ani new mparic5 are daily being formed
Teddy the time tor receiving bids materials to he
supplied to the Post 0lise Department closed. am n-
formed th,t quite number OF bids, for each service,
were filed. 7.
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NUMBER 1OS.

steamers engaged in cruzng us AID dewn the Potomac.
recruiting rendezvous has been opened on Seventh
street opposite Centre market.
The goa d on the Long Bridge have suffered during
the pas; iev cold pigbts Fory members ofthe Nation
al RI were out TIE other night and kept guard while
the frost gathered around them Rather for ed
tors, reporters, Correspondents and pu5lisheri.
VIslToRs TO WTsT PoISr-1, John j. CHtterden,
Frankfort. Ky; g Andrew Johnson, Gfeenyie, Tenn;
3 Eiwafd D. Bel salsm Oregon; John N. Bolts,
Rcbmond Va; David Davis Bloomington, III 6. David
Cooper 81, Paul Minnesota Z. John Woodruff, New
Hayep, Conn 8 james s. Adams, Wisconsin, o. Fred
eriek p Stanton, Kansas; 10 Alexander Cummings,
Penn; H. Thomas j Mexican, low; ~ Richard Tlgh-
uan, Maryland; lS james Blaine Msne; IA Herman
Hlup', Deerfed Mass; 10 Professor Charles Davis, NJ
Y l6 Gen II. b. Darlington, OHIO; II. Brig. Gen.
John Garland, U. s army.
The following regiments are n the city sixth htssa.
chusetts Regiment, Col. jones' Fifth do do, Colonel
Lawrence; Eighth DO, do, Colonel Cowtio; Seventh "
York 90 Coione Lefsrt; Governor Spragues X /. do,
Colonel Burns de- Seventy first New York do, Colonel
Vosbure; Fifth Pennsylvania do. Colonel McDoseli
TseDt, -6fih do, DO; Els sorbs New York FIRE Z'u-
aves; Providence Marine Artillery; SIXTY ninth New YORK
Regiment, and Company ID. I'd Artillery.
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SOUTHERG PROVISIONAL CONGRESS-.
EXTRA ORDINARY SESSION.
FOURTH DAY
MONT6OMkRY, ALA., Nav 9. lS6l


Congress assembled to-day at noOn and after prayers
the journals of yesterday were read and confirmed.
Mr. Merton of Florida, announced the arrival and
presence of the Hon. George Ward elected deputy TO
Congress by the Convention Of Florida to supply the
ancv created by the resignation Of lou. j. Patton An
derson.
Me- Ward came forward by the invitation OF the Pres.
dent and was qualified.
Mr.. Morton then moved that the vacancies on the sew
eral standing committee created by Mr. Andersons re-
signation be filled by the name oil Mr. Ward.
The motion agreed to.
Mr.. Wright. of Georgia, offered the following bill
A BILL ruRTHKR PROVIDE FOR TIE PUBLIC DEFENCE.
WHEREAS The Confederate States OF America are
menaced with and an invasion Of tleir territory
and whereas the public Welfare and safety NAV require
the reception OF volunteer corps companies battaons
and r, ements either mounted foot into the
vice of said Confederate States, without the Formally
and delay of call upon the respective States
r, IL therefore, endctea Jy tie Cdajederae States in
Congress assesJed That the Secretary OF war; by and
with tie advice aud consent Of the President be author
zed TO receive into the service OF such States such CORPS
companies battaloLs regiments, either mounted or
On foot as may be tedeed, and the public welfare aud
.afety NAV require WITHOUT the delay OF formal ca II
upon the respective States.
SIC .. Be IL further enacted That when the troops
AZ aforesaid may have been received they may be at
tscbed TO the guar army o Volunteers be euered
unon such independent service as the President may
deem proper for the public welfare
Mr. Wright said, sf;er the bill read that he offsr
I'd Il with reucsnee but desired that it should be put
on its passage this morning If agreeable to the members
chat il should take that course He said his reluctance
in oerir it was the apprehension that the object OF the
hill NAV bs misunderstood. lie had desire to evince
n, interf renee with the sovereignty Of the States
with the rights of the Representatives o. the respective
Sates nor did he desire 10 create the impression that
ne had not the highest personal respect for, and conf
deuce p the Chief Executive of the several Confede
r L.. s-C- l.. Axof
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The aggregate free population Is thus than three
millions aud Arss giart,rS of a million!
This is the way in which the combinations TO OPP
pose the laws OF the Lnco1zsd Coniederacy spread
ing They include more people BY over million
aud quarter than the whole United States contained
in 1900, according to the Census OF tha, year.
Tn aggregate Of the whole United States in 1900 was
5,S05, ,g25 Iu 1861 the eight States Of the Southern
Coniederacy have g 500 779. Exccss, l,290,6bi.
large part OF this txcess IL for the increase oil
slaves but tn, actual number of free population in these
eight States, this day is larger by 100000 than that
with which the thirteen colonies went into revolution IN
l775 against the might Of the British Empire; and
larger by Laf million than the population OF the thir
teen States when the Constitution OF tue United States
made aud accepted by them.
By and by, North Carolina will be in, and Tennessee
aud Arkansas. These may be get down sure before
Incolas mutilated Congress get together on the
4th OF July ~ Washington elsewhere.
The States which will then confront the Northern Con-
fedrricv as proclaimed r,be, TO b. dispersed by pro-
camaton or by hayonet will represent 1872 j36 aegrc
gate population and 6i3 sJ9 free people, organized
uader eleven sovereign States, and consolidated for de-
fence under che government.
Let us make another comparison, by way ot Impress
ing upon the mind more distinctly the real magnitude Of
this combination" in which Mr.. Lincoln only the
traits OF rio;.
This population is larger than that of several powerful
naionates in Europe 1t is more than twice that oil
the Kingdom Of Denmark t is greater than that OF the
Kingdom of Portugal, that OF the Kingdom OF Bel
GUM, or that OF the Kingdom cf the Netherlands, or
that Of the Kingdom Of Sweden and Norway.
1t wants bat rhs Of being equal 10 that OF the whole
of the United Slater when they declared against the
Empire OF Great Britain, in 1912.
It's 20 this grand moyem n'-which started in Marcn
with States and 900 900 free people, rose in April
to eight States aud 100000, and will in MAJ, at least,
have eleven States with O00-that Mr. Lincoln and
his partisaLs apply the ssness ephet of nsurreclion
ss and threaten treat them with the short process OF
corJ and stej rioters by land al pirates the
The whole question is resolving s'lf into one Issue,
whether Mr. Lincoln and his sdheren,s cap by force of
arms, prevent these Fix. nine millions Cf men
from exercising the right Of forming governments for
themselves. The grounds aud just alton for thir de-
termination exercise that Tight for tler con-
sderaton, in the exercise Of natural right which may
be call revolutionary or not without derogatii from
s essential character the first element Of freedom
Without il one might wei be Pole Veuiti4n as
sutact under the Lincoln despodsin IL is war on
the Inherent right Of self government which flds itself
asserted IL every form Of solemn Averncn 10 the fund
amenta Law Of the very States whcl have POW discard
ed it, and making war upon il with the ferociiy of
Cossacks.
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TaE APPROVED REMEDY FOR
KEErE EA'EtsN.

CHI ORlDE OF PROPlb ANIME.
DR0PYLANI>E drst used fer RhzuuiAisn ~ Dr. Avens
II u, Of St Petersburg Wluin peri o. alb ut two
tao hundred and cry patterns with this remedy He
about Il:
II the Of true specific for the various
Rheumatic origin IL hss been employed D ou
considerable nun II sbd c ToLie
Rheunssm In the pain and fever always dap.
th- reNt dHv"
The Chlode Popylim!ne IA the most rAn and agreeable
form for has bten used in the Pennsylvania Hosp and
esewhere In this county vi asserted almost ndsrul
On receipt OF dollar vii send by mail pcsage prepaid su
hent quantity ~ Chloride Of Fropylsui for TO tat s
efficacy Fu directions will accompany Il.
have also Elixir PrOPyl4mine and all other prcpars
tons OF Propylane and will be glad to give Information
abb them 10 those desiring IT,
JOSEPH LAIDLEY Chesst,
Sign Of the red Mortar, Main sud Sh ts,
mb3O Richmond, Va
A LLEGHANY WATER, fresh from the Springs, Just
IA received and for sale by
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By the Of these Pills the periodic Of Nervous oi
Headache may be prevented; and the
attack mediate relief pain and sickness will
obtained.
They fall in removing the Nausea and Headache
which females subject
They gently upon the wes-removing Oosticenes
Literary Men, udent Delicate Females and all persenl
s,dantdry habits they valuable Lasdipe improving
he appetite giving tone and r0or the digestive organs
restoring the natural elasticity and strength Of the whole system
The cEPHALC PILLS the result lorg investigation
csreuy conducted experiments having been many
during which time they have prevented and relieved
amount Of pain and suffering from Headache whether origins
ting in the system nom deranged Of thr
CtOzacoh.
They entirely vegetable In their composition and may be
ken at all times with perfect safety without making any change
Diet and e edbSeace Of any disd0rcedbs td cas-
10 Gdminister heta 10 children
BEWARE or C0UNTERPEITsi
The genuine signatures Of Henry spadng on eael
tox.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers In Medicines
box will be sent by mall, prepaid recep. OF the
PRICE, 25 CENTS.
All orders should be Addressed TO
HENRY c. SPALDING,
i4s Cedar street, New York.
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| From the N.p Orleans Piedyuns, AprH
1.-THE COMBINATIONS" SPREADING.

The &C ,ession of Virginia TO the Southern Conede-
racy increases the number of States TO eight and the
aggregate population 659G57o. The details, accord
log to the census just taken as follows:
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DANlC PRICES. N EAnNRsT,

AZ WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
By JOSEPH sTPAUSE. No u Main street
Just bought less than 90 cents the dollar large stock Of
rich 6s, 10 aud l2 Fine Jseone;s and 0rgande
l2X Is &c pebGgs ct 10 cts and higher Beieses, all col
ors 25 &C. 900 handsome Bere.e Stella shawls with
Chenille Euhroiier 90 worth IS O0 Back and Cooed SILK
PsAsos upwards fast coored Calico, at ca
cent cheap To- Ladies six Thread Gloves and Gauni
lets 2% and 95 cent ht ard long SIX Mis al SH and 30
worth double the money! Hoseres, Linen Handkerchief
Irish linen and osos; Brown anil BLACK shrg ana shseinR
Pillow Case Muslin and Toweing French NctdeWoked Cca
from l2k 25 c CambTic Swiss Bands, the hnt work in
city Linen Goods for and Bys'
Colored Sks, and Goods, too
mention viii found at prices that aoush every body
calls q Mail street. Look out for the right place
Rpl7 J)sEPH srRAUsc
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The Annual Law OF Virginia
MAYO,s GUIDE TO MAGISTRATEs.
A NEW EDITION.

Just PutIhhed.
Guide Masti as with practical forms Tor the Uscharge
OF their duties which sddd for the
Prosecutors she, Cooners, Cor'ahes isch, sOrs,
Clerks Ac Idion, in which The les brought down
tmc IA notes. by Joseph MAyo Counsr at
Mayor M hmold price o. males free Of postage on
receipt Of the aiasaAt. -
-or N PRRSs
edition Of Tate's Analytical Dgestsi fnfs1 Of The Virgil
MIA Re from Bss dan to the present n 10 Gratsn IN
nciue incung also the Decisions o III special Court OF hp
peas Alexander H. sAnd Fsq bor 'fe hay sGlt
In Equty The New American form Book and Editor OF the
Qusite Law Review.
The abrs tie edition has been thoroughly revised
u-s re-rrangec, greAy en-
Tgd ard improved vii commend sel To LIBERAL patron
OF he Pr ssion will DO found complete and accurate
index 10 all III Virginia Reports
erLE.utp sr.r NJ BOYS CDSsTAfrIT OF H.SD.
T largest AMI most complete Ct Law Books 70 he found
:. 80, 90 a. 80 ,,,l Profession. A. MORRIS,
"a Publisher an Bookseller.
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TO THE TRADE.

~ ILL I1taDLs
NSTE the attention merchants visiting the n
W city large well selected DRUGS, S5
MEDICINES, PAINTS OIL. WINDOW GLASS, DYE M
sTCFrS, PATENT MEDICINES 4c., &C In
Cor-Prisi1s In part Of
Alum, Ginger Whte
A'oes, Ginger African,
Anaattc, Glue,
Arsenic. Gan iFsbIs,
Assaelds, Indgc,
Arspice Ink
Alcohol, Kerossns OIL,
Backing, LogECod,
Blue Stone, Hss-ed on,
Birthstone, Made,
Burning Yluld, Pepper,
Brushes o. Gil kinds, Red ~ocd,
Camphiae, Sal Soda,
Csmpho-, Sup. Carb. Soda,
Castor OIL, seidleiz Powders,
Cloves Spanish Brown,
Ccpperas, Spices. Of all hnds,
On cam Tartar, Venetian Red
Concentrated Lye Varn'hcs,
Epson Salts, White Lead,
Ext Logwood WindoS Glass Of various
Frstic, sizes.
Having lately tted with all the modern improve
carrying the bus1e enabled 10 give the ut
dispatch orders entrusted promising our indiydu-
Al attention, aIdsd by competent assistants.
JOHN 7. GRAY, Druggist,
mhiS No. l4I Main st, Richmond. Va
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SPRING GOODS!!
MARCH 1861.

MARCH 1851.
KENT, PAIN Il ~ co,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS.
mo. lea and les Main street, Richmondt
WE receiving and have store, large ans desFs
Wv bic stock OF
PREsH SPRING GOODS.
Consng o. the usual variety and embracing every deah
svle Of Foreign aad r0u este Goods which prepared to
customers. upon nOst favorable terms.
We shall In consequence Of the disturbed eondtOn % CONNER
cal eonhne sales
and 10 great Inducements WI be
offered
stock IN be kept up. during the and rot be
pased a vA and esa ey house The Southern States
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT,
We are prepared exhlbh large fAshonahle ard Fresh
ss q nannfAeturs and gsn up expressly for cur
II = :, = BROWN sHHTINos AND sEIRTiNGs.
wil b sofa al ~ prizes r ln bknk.bls funds
kwo-tsraale Iels,isd see sln receive our pronf
taS
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BELLE yEssos. ONO. Jan. Is. 1ss,
HEsRY o. Sp1tDrxo, Est

HEsRY srAtDrsG, Esq,
end ncloed twennye cert me another
box Of your Cephsc PILLS. 7Aey truly tie Be Ps 1det
tried.
Direct 4. SLOWER, PM
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co., O.