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Railroa0s.
SULLIVAN RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, DEo. 10, 1860, TRAIN
~ will run as follows;
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BUSINESS CARDS,
GILBERT A. DAVIS,
ATTORNEY AMP COUNSEL or Ar LAW,
solicitor ai.d Mister In Chancery, Notary Public aud
Life and tie Insurance Agent,
FELcnyILLE, VERMONT, "a
A. ID. y A. G.. NouRsE,
Manutlc turers OF
DOORS, sAsuEs & BLINDS, & DEALER IN LUMBER.
Steam Mill for Planning, Saving, MouldIuss, Sc. Sc,
Estey & Grvens budding, llGl DRArfLEBoEo, W.
CHAs. IL. MILLER,
HOUSE, CARRIAGE, SIGN X, ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
ALSO pEALERiS PAINTS AND ALL KINDS on AR
rIsrs MATERIAL.
CHESTER, VIZ. l-52
Particular attention given to all kinds of picture painting
sroUGuToN s. GRANT,
ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELLoas AT LAW
And solicitors in chancery. BELLOWS FALLS, VI.
oiaee in wentworth's New Building
NE. sTouGIroN. L. A. GRANT.
SAMUEL NICHOLS, Nj. D.,
PuYsIc ANDs sumo BON
Office No wishtnans Block
CHARLES IL. EDDY,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
BELLOWS FALLS, W.
one, Il, Mammoth Block. l7-lo-ly
ID. Il. PIERCE,
Manufacturer of every thing ever made from
MARBLx FREKsroNE, GRANITE on soAPsrsSk
Marble Works, BELLOWS FALLS. VI.
l.. AMADON,
WATCH KER W l. r,
- Constantly for Sale -
Watches Clocks Gold silver Work, and Fancy Goods
Also good assortment Guns Rifles and Fishing Tackle
In wentworth's New building.
RUSSELL HYDE,
Dealer in
WEST INDIA GOODS AND GROCERIES,
Also in Flour Lard Hams, Fish, T. l. salt, OIL Fluid
butter, Cheese, Crorkery and Glassware
The above goods having boughtfo CASH will be sold
small advance, for ready pay. Nall"t
Newton's Block, Mol
BELLOWS FALLS, May l. 1851
| I'D. FRIEDMAN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
| And Solicitor in chancery, BELLOWS FALLS, W.
Alan Commissioner to take the acknowledgment of Deed
| and other Instruments for the State of New YORK
FRANK NJ. ROBINSON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
/ OFFICE CORNER OF AND 5rn STREETS,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
wiuasc attend to Purchase and Sale of Real Estat
Loan money on Real Estate Security at Western rates en-
or Land with Cash Land Warrants; Make COLLECTIONS
and promptly remit attend to all other busnesssn IN
inc of his profession
Dubuque, Iowa, Sept. 3, 1867.
HARRIS, STONE Co.
oMMIssIoN MERcH n rs,
For the sale of -
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
BELLOWS FALLS, Vt, May |, 1851
ABIJAH :. CLARK.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
STOVES AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
And of Pillow Fence Machinery and Rail Roa
Castings. Large heavy Box Stoves for Factories
Town Houses, School Houses, &C.
BELLOWS FALLS, Vt.
Jas. ID. Powers,
PHOTO GRAPHIC SALOON,
Over the Savings Bank Opposite the Black River Hotel,
SPRINGFIELD, VT. "A
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-09-27
USE THE BESTw
MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.

s The Regeneration is put up in two sizes, and
retails for 50 cents for pint bottles, and ST fol
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much the
cheapest.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-09-27

XVETARE pEEAsuRE IN ANNsuyc,sc
w mcrous Friends and Patrons, that a su ~ OUR M
aud Increasing trade flor which we wish thsa 70 our an,
sses 70 Ss utmost @s S eapse sT1a =
OF eonta ming Aud wish TO say to the pnb" e,4I
ronseyvry where, that they can hud at '"V andou IN
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-09-27

L.AMADON,
WATC KEN Jew Ell Il r,
Constantly for Sale -
Watches Clocks Gold aud silver Work. and Fancy FOCUS
Also good assortment of Guns Rifles and Fishing Tackle
In wentworth's New building.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-21

On last Saturday, Abner l.. Backus'
term OF Office expired, aud Levi Sargent took
the oath Of Office rs his SUCCESSOR Mr.. Saf-
gent has the reputation Of being prudent,
honest and capable man for the post to which
he has been elected, aud his management Of
jhe pubic works will doubtless afford a Strik-
log contrast to the plundering system Of his
predecessor. The Board Of Public Works is
now composed entirely Of Republicans, and
we desire 10 see how their mana ycu.eut Of
chem will tnly with the locofocoa, Give them
fair Trial and see il it is not possible Tor the
pnblic works 10 be se!f-susiaining, ia our ad-
vice to Tie Legislature.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-21
Honor 60 Old Abe.

AT every point on bis route 10 Washington,
the President elect has met with the most en-.
thusiaslic receptions. AZ indianapolis, Cn-
cnnati, Columbus, Wheeling, Piusburgh,
Cleveland, Buffalo, ard all towns along The
line OF road. the demonstrations Of the people
have been such as was never witnessed before
Words ard numbers avail IL tle In the way oi
describing these scenes, AMI the vast con
course OF the masses, which met to do him
honor, is altogether without parallel. On
OLD Abe, the people arc Inclined to believe,
rests the salvation of the country, aud every
where his movements me marked with gene.
tai jubiIatous and rejoicing. Mr.. Lincoln's
speeches are shor! in every instance, and 10
Style, thought and temper, they are eminent
ly worthy Of tho Chief Magistrate Of a grca,
nation. Every indication seems to warrant
tue presumption that we shall have irn.
prudent and manly Administrator un--ono that
will give every section all they are entitled
under The Constitution, aud at irretp 'ctiye
OF parizin pr ju ices In these ovation
Mr. Lincoln's boaIing is marked by noblr
,elf-po session. and he wins popular affection
wherever no goes. He will probably reach
Washington 5y the st Of this We Ii.
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CAarnctcIisiic.


Fal .ehood seems 10 b. the chractpi, ,uc
policy Of The opposition to Republican doc.
trines. y cause the 10 ter refuse 10 smrer.
tr the principles which won f,r thcm the
late Presidential triumph aud follow the dicia
Of the "li.tlc rebel" "th' Y are enemies 10 he
Union" Say these new concerts o complo.
mise, al he korthern Il pubiicans seek to
constitute themselves the guardian Of the
SJuth. They wish to be regarded in the
ame light N the parent and chjld." Now,
Ia truth is that The Northern Il Rpubicals
seek no such lling. The oaly comparison
VIC have seen OF this nature was that the $ az
and G neral Government stood in lhe same
rela ion as child and plrent--the form er TO Il
certain extent sub5cryienl to the latter. The
aDti.coercion doctrine of these oomyromider,
is nothing moro nor less than deClata i,n in
favor Of safe sovereignty controlling the Ma
tional GovernmentiC il thereby old sores may
b. healed up and patty strens III gained, The
whole scheme O. the compromisers il simp Y
20 get conr,l Of the Government lott by dem.
ouaio trcachcry.
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speech Of Hon. John Carey.

Through the courte,y of Mr. Ashley we
have been favored with the daily Gio5s con.
,oinng ycrbaim r,po,t of The speech Of he
ArmeI Congressman Of tho ninth disti3t.--
Judge Carey is one among the few practical
men, mi though not so well read in letters
AS some Of his colleagues, his manner Of cx
preston and ,ieas adap. themselves to de
hearts of free p' ople, spd command univer,
$ respect on all sides
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-21
Tic ELECTORAL yo,o Counted.

The electoral woes Of The United Statos
were counted, in the usull manner, bo'ore
boh Houses Of Congress-, on the 18Th inst ,
when Mr.. Brechinridge declared Lincoln and
HamIin du'y Il cttd to tn Presidency aud
Vice Presidency. A strong police forel was
stationed in various parts OF h, Capitol, but
90 indication of disturbance was manifested.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-21

Great Preparations arc making at Wash
iogon for the Inauguration, and visitors are
Cooking thiher in large numbers. The may
or of the corporation will appoint one tho r'-
and extra police for the occasion in add
tion to which there will be about two thougand
troops. .
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NOTICE.

2
Notcois horeby given that petition will be presented
70 tho Commissioners Of Wood county at their next reg
ul1r session asking for o location and establishment
Ct county road, follows: COMMENCING on the section
corner between section Thirty and thiry-wo town sjx
rarg1 elcvcn, cn the OtscFo and Kellogg mill rad ;
taeuco north ssoor liua between con twenty nine
aud thirty to what ia known as the Johnston road and
there to terminate MANY PETITIONERS.
February 18th, lSjl--4lwi*
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EXEMPTION NOTICE.

James Pillars or his assignee will take notice that
George Ersts has this day deposited in the Treasury Of
Wood county, Ohio, fourteen dollars and Eve cents for
the redemption the northeast quarter Of the north
Cast quarter Of section "a town n1rth range cas.n
said county sold 10 te sail Pillars at the sale Of de-
nqucnt lands held on the second Monday Of January,
1860. ADDISON SMITH Auditor.
AUDITORS Office, Wood county Ohio.
February, 18TH l56l--ilwS I'd.
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NOTICE.

No;ce ishcreby given that petition will be presented
u tie County Cummis sioners OF Wood County, Ohio at
their Mlrch session a. d. 1881, for the location Of road
m-ncng out0e River Road North ofthe Wcet branch Of
the Portage river between sections number nine o. and
ten 10y thcuce North between sections number three 3)
and oor i to utersec the town ne road between Free
dom ani Troy township aud thcre to terminate.
feb. 4Il. 1851. .-i0Mtt MANY CITIZENS
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-21
MnNenIcni OF Trnnns.

The greater portion OF the troops which
lctt New York on Friday, are to reinforce the
folta of Washington, AIbucle and Cobb.
which are said to be in danger Of m attack
from tie secys ionists. TIL remlinder Of the
soldiers ordered to Florida will leave this
week. Accommodations for the garrison nj
Fort Jefferson having been completed the
def usiye preparations ofrh, frontiers are nov
perfect,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-21
CARD TO THE SUFFERING

The Rey Wn. Cosgroyc, while laboriug as a mission
Gry 10 1apnn, was cured Of Consumption when all other
means had filled, by recipe obtained from learned
physician resiug in The troII city Of Jcddo. This
eipc has cured great numbers who suffering from
Consumption bronchitis, Sore Throat Coughs anl Colds,
md the debility AMI nervous depression caused by bcsc
Disorders DESTROYS Of bCnsittng others, will scul this
r-crc. which have brought Lolu with m. 70 all who
need T. free OF charge. Allrass
REV. WM. COSGROYE,
l0wamS3 on. $50 Tultoa Aysnue. Ereohl.n.N.Y.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
C,urAP GOoDsl onEAP Goopsn

u -
The subscriber will self to mako room for Spring
Goods the reminder OF his Winter Goods al less figures
than ever before offered n this market. am now prs-
pared % hapde aud pay for all the Corn aud Wheat
brought to s market. My aim will be, last year. TO
do better by farmers for Corn, than at any other market
within City miles. Farmers look 10 your own interest.
Feb. i3.h, l58l-flw4. WIN. HOUSTON.
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READY MADE CYOTHIT,fi

In this department. we have thp larr ana most co-
plco assortmen' in Northern Ohio Made up according
T. the latest fashions and in the most subst initial nnnc
wHrraucdto give the very best satisfaction 10 sale
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HARDWARE, GROCERIES,. &g.

Those wishing opurchasa anything IN this lin, win
hndt tn their advdnagetO To pay my Store visit bcior
purchasing elsewhere Fhc attention Of the public is
Respectively nvitei ny tsirost)ck feeling assured
it will be time probably spent.
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cLNAkSl cLnAKSll

Th" low price At which we win sell Cloaks are almost
Incredible, Those wishing to buy ANYTHING in this line
should by all means give us 4 can.
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NOTICE.

Notice ishcrcby given that Jacob WyckoT admins
traitor Of c. B!Wyckof, dec aud Geo. Clark adniims-
traitor Of John Clark dec, have fled their accounts IN
tho Probate Court for un settlement said accounts will
efor hearing on the 2nd day Of March A. D., lsGl
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WIS! sHAwLsm

We have large supply Of this class Of goods cheaper
than can be bought al amy other in the North vert
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-21

The S,u'horn eooiedcracy is making ar.
mngements 10 equip Gtty regiments md
have ordered q loan OF $4,000 600 to gtt
their government in working oder
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-21
VI ANrroRD FIRE INSURANCE CoMpANY.

- r,<.-,ry ,ssr
N-' - I" = ~"
ASSETS;
Cash pn hand and in Bank ll..,. .S,S1 JST O.
Cash in hands of agents. and in
co,.rse or t.,n,ini,sou..... 7G.if9 81
Cash loaned ,a e. A. ............ l5I72 %
------ .205 IS
Rsr,,.yabla l,r loaus Amply scc,u2l.... s},h55 %
Real Estate, unincumbarrd (caah Na,UpN... 5000 90
2jg3 ~hav.y Bank Stock in Hartford Na~>.t
Vain, ................,.....,. @dQ6l2 90
23ua - ares Rank Stock in New York Market .
Value ls3,400 90
1910 shores Bank Stock in Bosom, Market
Value .........,.. 10 600 90
500 -hlY,s Bank Stock in ST. Louis MarLut
Value ..,................-. ........ 10000 90
o,hc1 Spc< Nlrse, ' elue ,.-,-,.,..-.,. 6T,6QQ 90
Hartford city Bonds, per cents Market
Value ,...'....''..' .,'...'.'''' 35,03o 90
S.I'o Stocks, t'nneSsc2 OhioanI NiehlganA
Per cguts. NavSCt Value ,,'''' @}jioo 90
s. Share, stat Bank Nise'o.iu, Market
Value .,..,,.'.''' '''''''. .'''''''''' t,Ipo GO
-s. e.. y.
Total \,.>!s ......t, ....,.',,.'', SHN2l7l 81
Total Liabilities ...,.'.. e ,.''',.'' a',io6 4
Insurance Nw inst loss or Damsge by t.r, na pwcl
lm.., Furniture, Siogea Warehouses rgl"oj.s' Mills,
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Nctjcais hrrahv @vin that nay wife Mary lctmY bel
aud Board, the l3th day Of December 1861 without
cause or proyocation and the public arewar,i against
trusting or hnrboring hrr on my account will pay
agl,ilsot hor contracting. GEO. J. NILKS.
Portage, Wood co,ny, Ohio Jan. 3oth, lSCI-.29v4s
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given hat D. ~ q. Phillips has bccu
duly appointed ami qu h,d administrator us the estate
OF !. \. Phillips. lu OF Wood county, dec.
D. n. G, PHILLIPS, Administrator.
Feb. 6lt, 1851 -,4Qw3Sl .
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-21

In sustaining the reputation long enjoyed of keeping
the bcs aud most elegant Stock Of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods offered in this market, our dailv receipts
furnish abundant evidence; and this is also sufficient e,
nce that t4e people haye discovered the economy Of
buying the best IN Market Feeling grateful for past ia
page. ID. --r ..
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such be bought at but very few stores IN the
Northwest aud neyer before exhibited in this city, such
as t
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LADIES' FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS!

In hisdepaytneut great advantage Ilny be obtained b
close cash buyers from the fact that the goods Dough
for cash dir city the eastern dealers an ulnrfictur
and al imported goods bought at lust whatitcost
10 iluport them, hence be can afford to .c goods at
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-21
NEW ADVgRTlaEN GEMTa 8.
j. BLECuER, DENTIST.

Would rspccfntllv announc, /, The citiz'ns cf Wood
county that ne willie a. Meads ljlel, ia &hrld, The T.
o Nlrh AMI rgG 1ia until the Zj,h iia will asH b. at
Spalorl's EAc.Jnrt, in Perrysbur, tIe 18th OF Aprit
and remain until the lytn. i2-tt
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'|-"
- -
NJ HOLBSAbb AMI RETAIL FURNISHING
w STokb'
NEW cOcDS PANIC pprruc
"0NDS "a N4'iS A"iNHn' 49,
.t-fn.
----- .-l. f. 4.
JUST RECEIVED AT auEAD ot,Aprppe
IN NoRTIIEpN 0f,,6 0r ShhAF eooDS
A"@niN ohio' U~F
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Silks and Embroideries in Abundance

SILKS and Embroideries in Abundance
and We viii guarantee Terfec; satisfaction as regards
Fo,,is aud prices.
- Notic our Market reports in to-day's paper We
buy and seIl il accordance With the prices given.
'ht r,Tvshurc Prk bidding.
lrrr. ~bur.. Jru 'G. l'fI,
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SnGnlEF,s .sALE.-cuYnoGA COUNTY COM.

I, ULWTtf-N NNIE.--II UUIIA JUUNTl NUW.
= MON PLEAS.
JOHN 4. Wade Va J. Van Blarcum and c. IIJskas
BY virtue OF order Of sale issued in the above case
by the Ccrk Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cryhoea
county Ohio and to directed aud delivered as Sheriff
Of Wood county 0hioI will Offer for snc atpuhc yenduc
At the daoro tho Court lJuac in The town fPtrysbuE
Wood county, Ohio, on
Saturday, March 9Th, 1851
between the hours Of 10 a. NJ. and 9 O'clock p n Of
that day the Jillwing described lands and eucmaut 10
wit the south half of the southeast quarrs Of section
number soyen1enJ0wushp humber three north of range
number eleven east also bryaSt half Of the northeast
quarter Of section twelve township number 4, range
number ten cast rt0niug eighty Of land less lots
sold 70 reac'en Rogers Fumcrani about acres south
orthe Portage reyer in Wood county, Ohio.
G. l.. GUIER Sheriff.
WItLIANabN & RmrLE atvs
Elb Gth il---f0w5Sl pS@
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Saturdav. Mnrch rth. 1881.
WrrLIANahN 4 RIDDLE, a,ty's
Etb. 9th, t3jl--i0w5Sl QSs


L y " y y
Notice IS hereby given thata petition will be prescned
T. the Commits nuars al Wood county, At their next reg
ulIr Srs4inn prlvnr for the location and establishment
Of county r,aI as follows: comm incug at thl section
Garner between section un' aud sixteen, On the Hopper
road. thence east section line the Daily ROAD and
ther telIninJtH
rr"y, Wood county, Jam 3Oth 1851 3gwis
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MUCH LOWER PRICES

than goods are generally oll which is au item Of great
intercstto the people Of Wood county. suiGccu. in
ducement, We take it, to make Perrysbug Il, trading
point.
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JUST RECEIVED AT "HEAD QUARTERS" )"
W NJ HOT TON,

Having just received from New York nm mmeneo stock
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-21

viii be ofJrol At extraordinary low prices.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

=
VET THE WORLD READi
IL
FOR THE BEST AN0 CHEAPEST GOODS
rfe "h art.H
srw coonsi Srw rprrHs
sEw GooDsl NEW PRICES!
.-. NEW uoops NEW PRIceSl
...
ra r
The lagcst stocks OF goods over offered in this market
embracing an endless variety Of articles
STAPLE, FANCY AND FASHIONABLE,
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WINTER GOODS,

BE is prepared to do Guinness the very lowest cash
prices and those disous of saving money by purchas.
ing choice article of good cheap fer cash will find
their advantage to give him cali.
He invites especial attention to the fact that hc
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-21

Elrgsnt Sasncies
~ Wool Dcaincs,
Al Wool Mcrinocs,
Wintcr Dress Goods
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We are now orpcning large assortment of Groceries
which buyers will do well to call and examine hcforo
elsewhere. ..t
We keep on hand PEARL MILLS XX -FOUR, which
always gives the very best satisfaction. 'a'
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-21

Toal t,i2,5oG 22oAue SUtled 2,Q}osSa "a W'
Tual IDluloton N,y AMI slave in 1850 .,Q0'2Nh'
Total population free aud slave IN lSdu. .lg AS io9
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CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE
QUALITY is THE BEST TEST or cHEAPNEss

Inspection and Comparison will prove that for variety
lurnce. richness cheapness beauty and quantity th
stock unsurpassedby any now offered iu the West.
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CONSTANTLY RECEIVES FRESH SUPPLIES,

and as he buys entirely upon the cash principle he can
we'll afford to sell low for cashhus giving the purchas
cr advantage Of at least fifty per cent over former
prices Notice the following
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GOODS G. GROCERIES.

WIH0LESALE AND RETAIL FURNISHING
w STORE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-29
sinn,lnr.I olRc,nIt.

Three members Of the Convention from the North
west-Carlc Of Harrison, jackson Of Wood, and Hub
hard of wheeling are reported to have gone home and
raised the standard O., revolt sgi2, the sovereignty Of
the State Some two or ,hree others much d-sat-
is6ed with the action Of the Convention, but ackuOv-
e5y;pr their FRS; allegiance 20 Che State they ocqiesce
IN the destiny assigned her.
The three revoters propose to hold Convention and
divide the state Now We are so entirely devoted to the
are., American principle that government should be by
consent Of the govcr-ct- the Panhandle, any
one county in the State should feel able and DESTROYS
set up as an independent community It should have our
vote Acting upou this principle if the people Of the
whole Northwest sought to make State Of themselves
they should certainly meet with opposition from this
Journal Blu, we have DO reason to believe chat any
such wish exists amocg the people of that region On
The contrary all our information leads Us 20 directly
ocro.i, conclusion. Letters from Taylor from Marion
and Harrison and Wheeling all assure Us that the mass
Of the people there wi ght and die by the tlg Of Viz
rnia aud would be rather prompt to hang traitor
OF the three gentlemen who are said to have EN-
b,rked in this hopeless enterprise, suspect injustice
has been done 20 Gen Jackson. He is person Of i'm
,l.iye and basty temper but We have ever regarded
hum as amlble and patriotic and We shall require very
strong proof 10 believe that he can be dsloya to the
Commonwealth of Virginia. OfMr. Hubbard Of Wheel
ing We know nothing Mr. Garlic Of Harrison, uuio--
tpna,ely is too well known But he is not person
whom We sboId hay, supposed peculiarly fitted to head
a, undertaking which involved much hazard TO life o.
limb He fed from chmond the night after the ordi-
nance of Secession was passed in great panic mag
lining that his life vas 10 danger He is sid to have
communicated the Confidential scou Of the Convention
to the authorities at Washing on, and then hurried on
ward in great terror to plot treason a; home. Now,
tmidit, j. not one Of the elements best adapted 70 the
composition OF successful rebel Whatever other viz
tues be present if feasssues be wanting rebellion mus
proye failure This result, is already reached, if We
NAV credi, the statement Of a gentleman who passed
though Harrison few DAYS since and reports that the
patriotic people Of ,ha county looking after their
great man Wish a sharp silica,
1, nav De added that Mr. Wilson the other delegate
from Harrison. Mr. Raymond Of Marion, and others
from tia, gou as warm UlOusts as any in the world
while Uuionism was a virtue, nov at their posts
steadfasy and CALAMITY uphoid1g the flag OF their ma
tive State Toryism cannot live in Virginia Some re-
cent and very important action Of the Convention will
speedily remove every particle Of discomfort from every
portion Of the Commonwealth.