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THE MINUTE MEDICINE.

RAILWAYS READY RELIEF IL truly minute Medicine, for II
dise that other remedies require hours
and DAYS and will relieve the agoniitc pain OF
and nammaoy diseases In seconds when all other remedies fall
altogether
RlpwlY READY RELIEF kept
LeDt seEfeEnce BTe for sety fran sudden
cOnfIgrd Hundreds die from sudden of that
Of would Persons subject IN Eta Cramps spasns
&c SHOULD be able reach IL the irsan they
sntdo pain whether arising from external
internal injury from sudden mslsdy Pevers, originating in
sudden temperature unwhosome vapors
PEELED they obtained hold upon the system It's
hygeisn operation.
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
Purge regulate invig the within six hours
relieve the bowels effect the seceton tighten he feeling Of
oppression the pit Of The m Cb by indigestion and
vcnes Baoaness Congestion Headache. Fuerngs Of the
Heart Nervorsnss Hystera Female Con- plants Malaous Pe
disorders the eve secreiiy and
Administered Spring cahac they put the system In healthy
condition for the campaign and hey nouih Instead
Of weakening the be given safely paen,s
stamina has been exhausted by Sickness.
R.DwlYs REN REsc asib Gecis and neutrazs the
diseased o'd fep ing OF the corupng prnci le which
gende Lungs Bronchitis Qunsy Running Sores
Reum Fryp las Inf animation OF the Eyes snd all
ErupOn Tumo:s and 0chargng Sores In secondary
5yphs scrofuous disorders and all heredary, ,pron
constitutional malades oveIcomes cpd escatSs the indiou
causes OF the disease
Railways Ee eai,s age sold by Druggists everywhere
RADWAY l. CO.,
% John Street, New York.
pURCFLL, LADD 4 Co, and JOHN GRAY. general whole
sale ag the Of who will supply the trade
at pr,es by Railway Co., In New York city
ill-dlm
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EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.

As evidence OF the th Of the people may be stated that
GOCO Of freight ncullng Oo0 bushels Of grain and
40 900 barrels Of warded the line last year
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04
PLEASE TAKE NO1ICF.

TAKE this method Of returning sincere thanks To
tonnes who have promptly paid their accounts To those stu
edate payment earnestly reque-teda
All rehs due previous TO January last unless sa
ragged placed ether hands for colecsp without
further notice longer indulgence came; given under any
circumstances trust customer. yA ace tae nscessy Of
Ing u A ALfRED MOSES
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oayAYD HENRY COLLEGE,

.,.,1IIP MAYO will reopen her SCHOOL. Al
AIS i,-rb on lith street. between Bread and Mar
nj sy,AnS Nondsy 10 October she VIII receive few snail
= III On ne - -, - ,cs.lon az 9 months VISIT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04
APARTICULAR NOTICE.

xNTE return sincere thanks friends and
w the public generally the liberal patronage that have
heretofore received and hpe by strict attention 10 business TO
merit continuance Of the making large
psston carry business extensively than formerly
ALPX HILL CO, No. l2i Main street,
Manufacturers and Importers Of Boots and Shoes,
Richmond, Va.
We prepared 10 settle all accounts which due
that be presented TO the frm a. Alex hin Co Alex.
H Individually hope all persons who Indebted
I'LL p forward and s them ali
that due and remain unpad will be placed the hands
Of col ectOr lia3l L. HILL 4 co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04

which, as they perceive viii enable them by proper energy
industry provide comfortable homes for them
and families with, comparatively speaking, little capt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04
The Annual Law Of Virginia
MAYO'S GUIDE 10 MaGIsTRATEs.
NEW EDITION.

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Just PusHhel
Guide 10 Magistrates with practical fofrrs FIR the
OF their duties out Of Court to which Added he
Of Prosecutors sherGs CorCus, ConttaJT F,rb,
Clerks Ac Second Edition 70 ~ich TIE laws ae brought down
to the time with notes. by Joseph Mayo a.
Law and Mayortf Richmond price e. mailed free postage on
receipt Of the amount
IN PREsa
edition Of Tate's Analytical Dlgeed Index Of the WRIT
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Inclusive including Decisions the Special Court Of sp
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In Equity The New American Form Book and Editor Of the
Quarterly Law Review.
The abors OF tina edition Thoroughly revised
with the Int oducton Of many titles resanged greatly Gu
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index 10 all the Virginia Reports
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The largest and complete tiock Of Law
10 the Sjuth al the PEcR which beg
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Old Frames guilt al the los possible prices, b. ESQ
EHRENBERG Mirrors Of all sizs and pate made 10 order
nol2-lu
NOTICE.
FlNHE arm OF T. p NASH co. Is thS iAy dissolved bv hmita-
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jos A. NAsH
Petersburg, Dec. 81, 1850.
THE undersigned, partner OF the late e. p NAE o. will
uGae the Book and PiunO-Forte Business, a. ihe old
stand Sycamore and BongbrJOk where Sl
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NOTICE

VOLUNTEER Officers Of the State respectfully Informed
that beside Vie boRds required by law there must he
frfrom he Aduan General author the superintendent
~ the atate 10 IL ne ke delS-U
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LANDS OF ILLINOIS.

In the Valley of the Mississippi offers great an Induce
eut to the settler Of Illinois There portion Of
all Of the conditions Of climate and col admire
bly, combine produce these great staples coRS ard WHEAT
as the Prares Of Illinois
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04

DOLLOCK's DYSPEPSIA aRMEDY-sn intal
L liable As medcneit quick and powerful, curing
the Dyspepsia, KidRey complaints and
all diseases Of the and Bowels IN speedy Pre-
pared and goil ~ w. PETERSON CO,
tsQa ain Htrppt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.

These lands contiguous to railroad 200 miles In length
which with ether roads and nAygsbe lakes and rivers
orIns unbOken communication with the Eastern an
Southern markets
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NOTICE..

CAPITALS Volunteer Companies throughout the State
~ respectfully Informed that the Comms appointed
Law for the purp obtaining accouemeD k have made
for these Items they delivered this
they Issued Immediately according priority Of date
( orders. CHARLES 0lMM0CK.
Captain and Superintendent Armory.
Richmond, Va January {, 1851 ialO- n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04
THE STATE CONVENTION.
- TO TuE POLLS:

COED who vi best defend rights and redr
your wrongs I'm THE UNION undr the CONSTITUTION con-
secratei the blosd patsm of men, In
somemes half naked and half starved yet faithful - the
honored respected in Cline except
when Treason urishes Ch3ese Emperor hs
told the Will rymen, allow the rude hand
Of cowAdy scceder and Disuuloa TO esrd the
Citadel Of Liberty It's stas and stipesy Mol for
you-and viii tell slant clmes that "1he stuspangd
Banner triumph shall DER the land Of the Free ana the
Hon. of the Rrsysin fe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04
COUNTY-DR. JOHN R.

UAhNtTI
CORRESPONDENCE.
s We take great pleasure In Informing tka at meeting
this held OF The friends e those gentlemen who have been
prominently presented represent the party Of
the county Of Henrco In the Nra Convent to assemble
the 18Th February prONmo unanimously agreed
upon the candida
Pdsny and hearty support Of and
With the expression Of nteett IN your remsn
sir
Very respectfully, your ob'dt sery's,
Nathanl =. Pose VIM ,. q. Garrett,
Jno. A. Hutcheson, Jno. Wilder Atkinson.
Richmond, Jan. 30, 1861.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04

W. 81 81 will buy OF Grahan's small stencils, for
marking clothing with SDEBLE IsE Call and examine speei.
live In the cocutry send for sample, enclosing
,tAmP. Aso every variety ofBranls made 10 order.
A. D. GRAHAM, Brand Gutter,
se5-u Next Door 10 the Columbian Hotel Rch'd Va
GOPPEE.-Beauttals Santos Coffee for sale by
" ias5 JOHN n GORDON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
q SPRING TRADE. 1861.
HATS, GAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
ROBT. l.. DICKINSON,
Successor 10
BINEcRD, DICKINSON C wBISIGKR,
RICHMOND, VA.
uAs open and In store, fall and complete sosf Of
.-..---...--.. aud STRAW GOODS,
of fashionable Styles which viii be sold a.
ShoesAie and retail, on the most favorable terms
TIE attention Of merchants respectfully soltedto call
and examine for Themselves
MILITARY HATS AND CAPS
aade to order at the shortes. notice.
CASH PURCHASERS will ind 10 their Interest 10 call and eI
Hr.iae ny stock before purchasing
m SPRING STYLES 4 g

aSY assortment HATS GAPS for the Spring trade
vi complete all the styles and cocrs OF eo
ga Moieskn, siE and oAEsaere hs and great variety
), new style OF caps Leghorn HSts In variety
ASo general assortment % gennens furnishing goods uea
oreAs Waking Cane kc, &C. all or OF which WIN be sold
o good otef eSabshnentin theciy lmost
'''P'''-A' '-'''' JOHN THOMPSON,
-Ao5 No. Ballard HorSe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25

tie seed to facilitate s destruction by fire If the NORTH
ern troops should penetrate the plantAtons This i
by no means an impossible even an improbable cor
tingenoy. Naval expeditions against the South may
bring IL all to pass sooner than any of US may imagine
And II such expeditions should effect landing and pere
trate inland the only allies they would meet would be
the negro population Of the Confederate States Terrible
allies those. Such expeditions, il successful, might
suit not merely In the destruction Of the present crop
but might prevent the planting of another and de-
prve us for years to come Of American supply ot
Cotton calamity which only be estimated by call.
ing to mind the fact that in 1860 drew S5 per cent
Of our total supply of Cotton from America alone.
We are no alarmiss, all have hitherto foreshsd-
owed las too truly to pass But sincerely hope
that the Federal Government will pause in their mad
before they naict such terrible calamity on the
industrial population Of the world Iu view Of such
palng danger care not to have TO the 6g
Of the Cotton tables 10 show how rapidly stock
OF the raw material Ia being used up by our manuiaciur
ers with reckless prodgalty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
FROM WASHINGTON.
Waehipotoa No
GENERAL SUMNER


GESrRAL SUMNER TO TAKE AN IMPORTANT COMMAND.
General Sumner has had several interviews with
General Mcclellan since bis arrival here yesterday
ing. He has not yet been assigned to command,
but in view Of his long experience and late distinguished
services in California; all Of which duly appreciated
by General Mcclellan, the latter, who formerly
captain under General Sumner, will detail him 10 some
responsible post without delay. When the two gener-
ais met yesterday, General Sumner, who had been six
years in the army when General Mcclellan WAS born,
congratulated tho latter most heartily upon bis eeva-
ton.
APPLICATIONS FROM oFFIcxRs TO JOIN THE soUrHERs Ex
'PEDITroS.
Within the last few days there has been a rush Of ap
picatiors at the War Department from commanders o
regiments for permission to form part Of the reinforce
ments new expeditions to be sent southwark. The
mild climate and uIurian savannahs Of South Carora
and Louisiana much inviting for winter quar-;
for soldiers than the bleak bills and desolated fields
Of Virginia
ARRIVAL oY MEMBERS or coseREss-TnE SUCCESSOR OF
BRECKENRIDGE.
The senaors aud Representatives in Congress are dai
" arriving here and making preparation for residence
during the approaching long session. Among the Sen
ators already arrived are Wilson, OF Massachusetts, =;
Trumbul Of Illinois; Chandler, Of Michigan hscdou.
gal and Latham, Of California Grimes and Harlan, Of
Iowa Wilkinson, Of Minnesota; and Simmons, OF r.
Island Il Is understood that imperative engagements
elsewhere viii prevent the attendance during this session
of Mefsrs. Mason, Sde and Gwinn. /: would not be
surprising number Of Southern Senators, who are a.
present consuuctively in foreign parts should before
the close of the session, come under flag OF truce and
ask for their and their Of pay The places
Of the traitors BreckiDrdge and Powell will be filed
Immediately after the meeting OF the Kentucky Leeisa-
which Is TO assemble the 9th inst Distinguish
ei Kentuckisss. now here speak Of hr. Thomas Hart
Clay the Oldest Of Henry Claw the probable suc
cessor of Breeknrdse. The loyalty Of Mr. Clay Is with
out stain or reproach. No man in Kentucky enjoys a
senviable reputation among his fellow citizens. His
election to the seat honored by the great Pscca.
tor and lately dsgrsced by John G. Breckenridge would
have moral effect upon the country that would be alike
honorable to Kentucky and beneficial to the ra'ion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25

- nhSe-o w 20 --.- 49,
IMPORTANT TO OFFICERS AND SULDltRs.
j. s. ROBERTSON.
oouxEA sovEHxoa AID rrANELn srAKzrs,
RICHMOND, VA,
Y EEPs constantly hand, large and varied as'ormsn'0
FAHIIY GROCERIES, and fine LTo U0RS and CIGARS
Imported expressly for this market.
Alan the hest Old Rye vHI2KY Apple aud Peach BRAh
DY, distilled In the mountains OF this Stale.
All Liquors Groceries sold By him are warranted pure an
s@Psrsular attention paid putting and ,hIPgn
goods ocsrS and soldiers stationed al and away rom hc
9SsMIssoN BUsINEss-w make liberal adv.ncesSn To
GOIp a1a aPS PaSP G,q1 rz BSsT Dried Fruits
Lssthsr HIdes PO,soes, Beans, Peas, 4c-,4
QUICK SALES AND PROMPT RETURNS lylS
pOrAsL-A suanlH Just received Dovr .oo
il oeSO po,H . ".
C,OD VAR OIL, for sale by novs.u
" oejO D0,.S W.
,uERRY PxCroRAL suph Etner linne, Iyd Potash. Chic
" reform, 0hOrAte Potash and hit sver for sale by
ocSO 0NE4Co.
NFAT1nEs gross Matches aud 20 gross MAsOn Bscsnr
NJ for sale by DovEA co. oeS0
CApEIRA wINE9 hatppes very choice pure iuc,
vi Malaga wne ohAnp.sne Wine half plns sherry
w aSs Gqs eur STa s aDa Cary 'Se % Se
CONCENTRATES LYE-s cases on hIRS SSyS e. 'e Go BY
NOTICE TO CORDWAsNERs.
sve have head that Government hi refused TO u,
,o S Say. ANY engaged IN making
Ire boxes Of the sHme kind We viii give employ
neut workmen both branches that h ladies' genuemenr
| AIIXANDER HILL CO.,
seq No. l2I Man street
| c,UR EITRNTE fsisWtjTH.-rhysieiAns eau hsyt
y the Prescriptions ned Al cur store tor sap NlA, o n
muth In any have just received supply Of the
paTes. article MElDs BAKER, PhArmAceutss lss Mat
s,rvs, corner above go oezz
FALL AND WINTER CLOTH1NG.
NNTR have on hand Of fA and Winter Cothng
w conasing Of hne Casa Coats, hne Beaver Owe
coa Cloth Broekr Of all qualities Also, large sOei
nns ~" ''A'D''- ''-'- '--' NOAH wALKER4oo.
| nos Corner Main and ltth streets
DURglNC FLUID.-lo bbls Burning Fluid for sale by
| ID W. PETERSON CO., DrugEis.s o'S'
I,oTTON YARNS 5000 ibI cO,;On Yarns, assorted
S.s So"''''' " HUNT JAME,.
| TU0Ps, hops. Hops, Hops. HoPs.-A supply Of
| tI fresh Hops, Just received and for ssle by .
| Wholesale and Retail,
| ali Corner Of Broad and Tsh Streets.
| VTT0GfeI1 POLIsHING POWDER.-Ths is su-
70 any sner burnshsr yet discovered Tor
psns brhtsnng burnhng all flashed surfa IS nneh "a
e,s.. Tor sale by W. PETERSON co. Drug sb, ios Main
80, '' ' - " oeis
1WpINE 20 cases Of Of the celebrated kocs
- brand just 10 hand, and for Iae ty ,,,,oo,,,
| ocs0 ALeHI Lrooo@..
lT a. WOLA ASSES A Nd sUGAR.--itO bbh N. o. Ne
~. lassss 50 hhdss o. sssIr isf se .voNpepf,A ~
TSoR nj eNT-Ths store 18Th, between Main and Gary
sen,- e. WALLACE SONS,
noi corner Pearl and Gary streets
CLARRT WINR.-cO0 case. q olarss Wine, In ,.sr'
W saa fSr sale by ALVEY LIPsoohb he-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25

sEo aeVurtesns - Re condc;ed BY the month eE year
asE. specified saascpL preyiouly agreed upon DC
tween tae parties. Ia, -
NsT ssricns T s oanaea ordered cut and payment
enacted accordngly
Rr1uAa avoid misunderstAn ms
N part she Annual Advertisers prcpes 70 state
M. hr privileges only extend, % tcf Immediate ba1eSl kesl
s,tEr ana other Advertisements sent by them 70 be an
adi,tcrai charge. aad no vyriIn1n.
81 ReS and General Agents Advertisements not 70 &c
ed by year. but % be charged al The usual ref roieet
, saeh dis.ouuts as shaH be agreed upcn-
~ Poos rrs and yearly aiye-ss generally, engaging one
a. raore puAres the privilege Of charge shall moi; on si
ysary Sysagr IN any week. sert more than the asnn'
areei upoa standing rule under TIE contract and AL e1eee
spr such gnount 70 he chaEgca AZ the usual rates.
AlysrtSsents Inserted in The senNeeky wing ~ 10 eent
Br square lines @ for the efst s-ron ana % eeru
r,r se,rc far t,S continuance, o. weekly, * eents
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
RICHMOND DAILY WHlG.

TIzAs:
Daily Rapsr So ps- AnaHR; seal. sskly, Weekly, tSi
ssys say.nee Ieancei be nade Al IN. risk OF tne
Prbher, 10 All evidence taken the dePoi OF
STERN the Post once eontsnlng nousy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25

1861. SPRING TRADE 1861.
ELLETT l. WETsIGEE,
MANUFACTURES AND WHOLESALE DEALERS In
Hats, Gaps and Straw Goods,
No. lsI MAu sraIrr, (OrrOSrTE EEoHAsOs BAsED
RicAnaond, Va,
Have ready and are Offering the Merchants Of Virginia
Sorh Carolina aud Tennessee AZ prices TO suit Tie umes CON
oete stock Spring and Sumner Goods which for variety enc
ye cannot exesed Buyers viii do vel to give u call be
ore SsS ssi'AA''Ds ''''"A'''' ELLErr wE,sIeER
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. v5U 900
TIE PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK,
OF THE Oily OF RICHMOND.
gyHr PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK having ample oAsh GAP
tal and Chartered by the Legislature Of Virginia VIII recei1
Oepostes Of Five Dollars and upwErdS which Interest
paid the rate Of SIX cent1m per Ennum renAnn
x months per cenGn per anuum less than sI months
Depostes received a. their once Of Ass,. Duks
1'''D''''' Nv - -'-- ' III WILSON, rrssa...
A A Hurcxxscr frcssurer. mall-1y
TURF OIL.
MADISON N. O, April 18th, 1881.
SFEssRS. DOVE & CO.-GKzrLExn IL I. due 70 ySt
WI that les you know wonderful Of letter hAnd
Dy your TURF OIL had been suffering with rette
on hand years. and had got under my finger
nails tried al the Doctors Of acquaintance and Their rene
lies ali failed any good My hands had got bad eou
scarcely do any with them-hey aould ohen bleed wa
told by gentleman who had tried the TURF OIL his horse fo
bad case scratches and cured him at twice applying IL so
thought would give Il trial bought % cts bottle and com
enced using twelve nth sgo and used two or Ie
bottles before ny Improvement bat when had used Abou
bottles hands became as son ss ever and as wen As they
eysx coz be- up this sgn Of m return
f never does think cheap OF letter only coStng u *
and ms thanks you hHd like forgot TO that have tried
ID on cuts an with great satisfaction
uyY WIN TIsS a Sopyi S,fs'' 'ST Ta6s J. ROB ERrsoS
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-03

CHECK AND CoUNTERCHECK. - Our
last administration gave abundant evil
dence of its cunning-imbibing proba-
bly, ut the time when the sage of Kin
de.hook was acquiring his laurels in
that field of statesmanship-by sending
the different vessels composing our navy
to the uttcrmost ends of the earth,
wherever they were likely to be least
in the way of a recall. This was done
to give the privateers fall sweep, which
object would have been most effectu-
ally prevented, it might have been sup
posed, by the retention of few ships
of war. The officers and ships COM
pliments of these could not, however
be depended upon in all cases; SO most
of them were shipped to Sierra Leone,
or the South Pacific, or the China Seas
anywhere to keep them aloot while
the black flag swept the waters trav-
ersed by American commerce in the
manner threatened by Davis and his
"jolly crows" Considering the brew
ity OF the notice, it IL matter of sur
prise that the Government should have
succeeded in enforcing q blockade at
all, especially as the whole navy yard
at Norfolk was offered up victim to
the necessities of war at very early
stage in the proceedings. Had there
been any unanimity among the seced-
ing States in the outset, tho plans of
the ringIeaders were sufficiently we'll
laid to have ensured temporary success.
The country was completely at the
mercy of the seceders, when few petty
jealOusies secured the accident Of the
hour in favor Of the Union. Prize
money is therefore ut as great dis
count in Southern ports as the mon.in-
terest bearing trash with which the
Confederate States arc foodcd.-S. +.
Mirror. I'd"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-03
THE FLAG OF UNION.
Tune" DIxEY's LAND"

Come, Brothers, swell our royal chorus,
While the storm cloud lowers oerus,
Look away, look away, look away, see the flag
By faction torn, but storm defying,
Brother, look our flag is flying!
Look away, look away, look away, see the flag
CHORUS.
Shall traitors dim its glory? Never! never
gallant band around it stand to live and die for
Union.
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah for the flag Of Union
Great Washington. whose farewell warning
Dade us beware Of factions dawning-
Look away, look away, look away, see the flag
Peacefully slept when his tolls were ended
Under tho flag which his sword defended
Look away, look away, look away, SEQ the flag
CHonrs-Shall traitors, etc.
Those are our foes in every section
Who stir up strife and disaffection--
Look away, look away, look away, sec the flag
Preachers Of strife and hate and scorn
Shall rue the day that they were born
Look away, look away look away, see the flag
CnoRUs-Shall traitors, etc. +-'.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-03
European Intelligence.

Rv the Great Eastern, which reached Farther
Point ON the Oh Of July, news was received from
Liverpool to Thursday, the eth Of June.
The sales ofcotton at Liverpool for three days
was l23. 800 bales, OF which speculators and ex-
porters took 100000. The market closed firm aud
unchanged.
The :. A-,7o" and f" Ed'n5ury' had sailed for
New York the latter had E2o3, coo in treasure.
Lord Chancellor Campbell died suddenly on the
?3th June, by rupture ofa blood vessel.
The Sultan Of Turkey d,ed on the 25th. ne Is
succeeded by his brother
Sir Joseph Ferguson, In the House Of commons
c,ndemn,d the reinforcement Of the army Of Can
ala.
Mr. Disrnli thought the Government was incur
ring serious responsibility,
Lord Palmer..on defended the act. Govern
,aeut had but taken the usual precautionary meas
ures Of all Governments in the immediate vicsnssy
Of hostiii,ics. The step indicated NO disirnsf o.
the Nortaern States. and no want Of coincidence IN
Canadinn LOYALTY. Tho time was ut and proper
because reiniorc encnts only be sent to Oansda
in steamers.
The loss by the con6agration In Londcn was
over r:oO, 200 Some estimsaed u - bign -
c3oO, 900 or T400, 900. The property Was mostly
insured. This conRsgralioa Il said to have been
the most DISASTROUS 6or generations. i