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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-09
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Eait, @bPeslslt, weaoarrRt, Salatil in srpstR unb Hsin.r
els'hsn, 3tHtnt, eGritn aat e~N,tSSentr, ntef ellen aretrn
SssttrltR, Sarantrt, yarfrSrsrita, Stif,n Il. 1e., r,l6t
AriitttH ~ BEN rtrsttff btGisftR @rtiith bsfene ~rfnsfsls.
49, -----.- -. . $4,000 q GLl& ifAi.r- q q II !.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-09
GWsiHss psrihisesnsr Certificate BON Gsutss
Vel&s bisiss MLttsl askrauht hahtn;

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Sei&s Oitiss Mittsl asbrauht babtn:
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9SiutI, bic abtr ale TfclsioS biitktu, Bic aaf Raeamt
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80. lis Ndrtpnfr., Dbtloe.
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ausRrl, uRe has ourh ben tstbrauG ssn Rabamt Barcin's
pair RtilcratiSE. uub omar spa Rur siRu 3lains, bas aus
SaGsE eeH.ISsn Mot duttt %anfgorse, iSueeIn aun sintn
8. Scs. 1860. 2I5 5pnib iSront Srtst,
3tildetlpbiA, pa.
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srhFeatse Gin olfrS NiteIit6 eer Gtsns,sr SP. 6. airtti in
.EiaStlpeIa, uno eaS iete Nusldse Srlfrnmsn elautDurbis
On. q. y. SP. Gplpuab.
10. Set. 80. gaaor Der Gbtnti,r eirte' in Il QSiias.
g3siHt TroU mar in ben kbttn Slbrtn auf ssribi,btn,n
oislen i6TtS 0cptsS %soatdn6ia fasi, srsitli abcr hurb ZEN
BshrInh 5bEse pstlntitrtls clHtn ntutr 6GarpubS -uEb
s'rbSltniBnaBia Iau1ts paar. sd mus fernsr bier kri6t,H,
Sbr 6aarTttteI braR4ts. AUD son bisisnt rebtt I'D tsirsit
IlbIt. G. 6. 6orpta.
IT.. Cst. 1850. IS 3crtb 5isbifr., 9alts.. DC.
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% mem 5aar HART s,nabt uub es am N~utfaa,n S%trsiubttt
taE. SsHisp 90bRS,
-. Oct. 1863. aO. ScmntTcsitr., SaltV., Wb.
Gtit bea tsettn isbn Ja6rer Iii I'D an 9suralata. Rstn
Ropf ToHIbe Ell 10 a%nStsrifen, Gag i'd fauH ftbtn fpnnts.
Gle 10 i.epb fduT cine 5lsfne CON NaS. @arcin's pair
Htlorattst, bdS mir t~EriobitN mar, assrluht Sdiis, lltlts
10 RtS s%oaicAmer sn biti,ni resel 6sfrsit.
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1872 Rdrtonifr., Siiaetpbta ga.
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ssriusIitts Dlttttl ipr S%eipisuus bee SOpfcs. bas suyb~
aus fsint nefthstli9e 2DtrfuH3 duf ste paut ausISt.
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~. 9~arctn, les GEnGhHraSe. ipiIbsr k,y
en-. StraFs. Rttmenb. pa, lCris IN
alien Gpotbtttnunb 9SanEuscres.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-09
Mcdkritat Gcuntp. /. nrLrrnr 1s6

Ncdtrieat Counts, /. fFs6ruar 1851.
SD beIh,tuist Sisrmit, eas tt nit ben 6errtn pm. u
SonsS u. Gr. tn Ribmpnb Gin ,tntr Grn:raft fur ben
%dlttnistn 9ertGuf mt,ntS gSbisfsps abstCblpNtn seSe.
ssrtauftn uHb ETSar mug eisisr 90bisfes ntpiailens Elm sab
alt itin. 5t Etnerie bier, ba5 Ger 99bisfts, etn i'd itst
an cbiSss pauS %abIitfsrt, bsrttts Is @ionatt alt in. Bic
selttn SSsistess Ntnnt! iitmnisn eariu uksgtiu, Sde Der spn
mir b.lilirts 5SbiSf.s aas auksrsn 9ranes lb,rtriTt rnh
rpire - msin ~eifrtsf:S Sstreben itin unb irue, in F,irs
Sshtn nsh 9labe isaren. SititH Wbtsfsp nit zen SSunihcn
aHe Ssm StltnGh be Subltuuns absrsiuitimm.ni ~
Aa1tn. q. q. StHart.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-09
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taI Si, aEeiziI,n Sstui,n I'M 5ts.tt eiraints fur ii, f,I-
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Ssbu Rdytsn's. rsltilirt In 8pdbripae s..
5tnrp Dtdman's, reRtlirt in @uaufa 60.
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tasrIYsta, pa.
sat btsis G0tiSttu- SOrttr. teicnbtrs a6sr stn sn q. q
stuart. tsnntn mir s1iterstrtaafsrn b,ftaS tmvf,bI,n. sa
str eaSsn u~btritust fius, ba6 oi,itr s5siSfcp ntbt sutin
eAsr bier I'M HldItts bcfuoIibsn ~99sistep'S alciCSFputnlf.
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tnesn xnttn tIHtn Sritt BEE Srn. 5martS bel. ipVraus man
trrtbt, Sas hsrlsht uus esH a~0tinistn StrFauf itin.S SSbis.
Tess u%ssrtrdstn bat. AUD son ben ubriatn S.rr,n Eprntcu
Tr sltiTt Grntraett pubiicircu, taltrn as i,sodb FIr .,rf-
g. n, nur Ritlen ttn,n lu ssrcfeHtlittn.
HNf BADEN ltrntr auf Eager bic ~iOlssnhtn Ssvtsn sut.r
GShisftY. ndnii6 cen s'"
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8. y. &Itne y. 8. 8lht y, Z. Z. Mad,
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-09
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6tdtHs uub Rtbttnbbl; Better SuhIitSt sun fs,r FIN,
Siinesn tterintt uutsr Ssn %sluftisittu 4teiHaan1tr scritb,r.
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1Ist. Ss'tsAhHttn, HtlSs tt~ntr-lafen screen SGT EasAts II.
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aseerlas. an Sroaeitr., naA SrSpfe S0tnnt Strhsn, erppSt
s.'srsf. SrttfI: 8ds sefe Gi6exhcIi AZ 81. So, lrb
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-09
0n. RAuaes SSbns.

B6t bfT Ittfn unb Esrs- Sra9t,
u ten hte @afnUftaHIrit ibrtr REeunbe. Der Scrtn Stsrt-
SSuns, WetaurGittH, tatnthr~gSirtbs. 0SnltcriSntrS EnS
q bsTt suf ikT psStr zen 0rscsIS jseer art. isrsit suf iLr
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IAeS SRTt DtsuutaiE Hts s0biStsp" uub sui ibr 9aa,r
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al ser ale irst B ti antrrtS SauS bisli9tr j5ta6t ;u
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y I8t ltitbr Mot sen unS ~taufttn, iius triuSt, uSi.rtn
q aarsH.Ssrretb etntr Srnfuns ~ untsrssfIH, unS psrSsn
Mir saufba; iSlGt Sti1@t entstsennttmtn unS una ksS
o'TfThSsH Ens Die RuneiEeft strlttt,u ~ rrserbtn iHb,n.
Hl III. DalIGtt Sstut.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-09
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Germsaia
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-09

4. B5bePsr d. Gsnp.,
ApptS ter unb DruGeti
Do. 1O Wain-@trast 7

90. 10 Wain-S na6e.
3aHitse fur vac kiSer estspprere Surau,n bpEt 81
snter 5uf6ttans pTemptsr Sssisnuns, bafslbs aud fsrntr,
BIN, IN trbalttn. ~.
$sees,. Ssrstn iu i,ser 3stt (td Sss unb stodtJ pspmrt
nHS srstArnbeit anSssIHtri. E ~.
Sns Ssri.H 5arhttrht. G.ratrsIaS, BruGt6nerr,
SiSarrsn, %RuH-, Sas- uHe S6lrpftaNat btfdneia an
vErS Rne SsretT iu cen bilidSehH $rtiTtn serfauft. nd
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-09
SeRers Hnb @arinesW Nefnran,
Virgins Fire b Marine insurance Com

pany srf ss.
Die Elm SSnd 6iss capital e9n $500, 900 beftt
nne i'm Sabre 1882 Surb ris 8.fetssbuna
epn Sirsinisn stpSsieet ruret.
tetIli unttr ben S~infisff,n N.Sinsuaatn o,t,n gFtntr- ,ub
SSansrl6aesR an Gis,nttuM aa.t @rt, ais: Stuftr, M,u-
~ Wuter UNI sSaarsn agcr art. lSTsbl In her Staei,
sen pTpmpt s%tlsiftt.
Gur ettssltte une Die aufaalnt erri u srrN&,Tn,
cen tssssuit6nttDire nihts ~Strssnst. :
stNo 40. lSl WANT HitRcHh, o., tiss ISar
sn''rldb her EtSpatb zee.
N. 9. GrpsrttR. SrifS,
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-09

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yGIlt BsItlf5tti IN Rurntbr btrtit, auS kitr in RiS.
SHr6 tbrSg aGsateS SnHsIeusssu sHtatasnlpns6msH
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9 bauptId&li5 fur bic StutTdt RcssIt,rxRa Ser I,,t
SsaGscH ~stSTIlness rsogesR. Ssr. 9irtttprsn u1b Mssm.t
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taF 5prats TAFT. Ole ia hts 'sthIise esstxs-t ttr-
Observation-Disclosures in ZEN Ser, 5tsatfN, fPslSs bisI.s
NtgtiSep &barsEsE Pat. "
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-09
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~ 50 Babe, siertsl unt anttl GGsrs fsinsH
tntsertirten SrARSts. uattr ibntn sSn 8. 5uatrbrs.
SUITS &oetH II. g., u. Setenat, StGrt, 9utev =. IS. =
see StlS. ftiusn alien s1bisf,p sun ben AlcuntaiuS ss
see 60 atttH S9bitiep Spn 96ilabtIpbia.
) 1fsifen inpprttrtsn 51ibam Gin.
so Gasfs SIa6bsrrp, 9burp uno 9ina.r AreusD.
40 SSls. friftsn GitT une 9tsries.S Hl,.
lsO % Z. I. tlp6S unb 8irfpatTi6s 2iauprS.
100000 impcrtirts Yrincivte Gisarr.n.
40 Caste dhhn alien %crt, Ndetira unb Sb,rrs saein
400 Sbis. csmrnUn iran,6Fittn %ranes, gin Il. gSbist,s'
90 b. fnt OLE @pole 8rdneo.
500 S1rsn ~. fSdre uns AMBER, Srrltn fabrteirtsn Sakaf
20O Sade ajD, Yusuira uHc ,3asa gaft,.
leo S66e Salt.
SIsanb SptS, Sepss, @insI, Ru!rtss5, Grain Yespsr
uns 5ries, Yipes, Gcrets unb ale Srrten Yraptina Va.
ptr, 9rsppins lptne, SaSttte, tlcpr @udsiS, 9SaI6ino
uni 1Tsde Srbd. @nt8ss. gcb 5iis, @bpitt Butter unS
@bssie, age Sorttn 1btC unb GanbleS, DemiicbnS. SSoib
eSares, S5Rt. SIadiRs, Sbee dns SrubiAs grpfbra. -
Ssait, Seans u. !. IN. ium SCrtauf bel
SIM. q. Ssnts q,
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ry-Goods & Fancy Store
am Rsutn &arIte,

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=. q. &senta ii M ensRtblt I,is,a
6rtHResn aHS pem Suttitar ltin ant aFcrtirtet
Eager 'rn ecmm:r.S8anrsn eie IN Sen silia.
ksH prsifsn abasasbsn wereen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-09
Rarsprstpren nnl Dir,ltcr,n :

&aTSeratOEen nDR GiTstSoTsR:
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faN Sted1Es, GltS GbaTlitr, e. &sefrte CSuutbrr.
= @ Ssfst, ssHis 3sp, ariterth AGSp,
S0ualp NeH1e, Peer Sdutb, 9uisss Rutttr,
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SofS'sHH, SaSie SS1uerdeis, SutG gHtftKSOp6,
q. @eSsrHGnu, 9sen F9ttfEu, W. ;. gebiir,y.
STtsfStS $SRsssIeT, SEsS UasSAsaR,
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BsasraIeAssat fur ajamcuh: .. q. StvsRss.
ilnt;riuAsnSer 3r;f: Or. %. Wrsbt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-09

%S'insAatr" unb NfpitG.s9siHs.
SSfstE trSaittn eint Ssntans ssn
% Sos &btin. @tine,
sc 6ds Msitl. Btine,
20 Grsmac Stnst &dRtRsn,
Gin. Sum, Atisntbe. sBSiSfeS,
2U6'lttn Siinbarst. ~ Gw.i,rr Rai.,
lO5nR d&tsn gBsin GIia,
at@t imprrtirtee S~sltersnaK.r.
9aepb SiypG,
9rtsUrtsr, 1874 Sroap- Straft.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-09
5ambu'ssAHsrit. pndstfabrtsa item Slea,baft.
Oampfic6iRabrt

&rfe gaiite $ll2.5e. 2pette Gatu!, SIS. 9rgir4erk,4
S+5J N9sJd 9eHase io'tee Ran ib an
9 % %ta,arh, 8oas e.. S-a
10" ppr9 R4p Esra
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-12
FURK CASTLE SOAP,

TI0NKY BOAR, old Brown Windsor, ,Poncine, Yankee,
n Yankee, Toilet and about 40 other varieties OF
sssp, just received ct the. BOOK SroRE.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-12
THE PERfHgHIAE-cHINA.

Invite your attention to the correspond
ence between her Britanic Majestys Min
lister accredited to this Government, and
the Secretary Of State, relative to the de-
tention Of the British ship Perthshirs, IN
June last, by the q. s. steamer Massachu-
setts, for a supposed breach Of the block
ade. As this detention was oecasioned BY
an obvious misapprshepsion Of The facts,
and rs justice requires that We should COM
NIT no beigersnt act not founded in strict
right, As sanctioned by Public Law, re-
commend that an appropriation bs made TO
satisfy the reasonable demands Of The
ewnsrs of the vessel for her detention. I
repeat the recommendation Of my prede-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-12

Of the African Slave Trade has been coafiinsd
to the Department of the Interior. 1t 10 sub
ject Of eongratulaiion that the efforts which
have been made for the suppression of this in
human traffic have recently been attended with
unusual success Five vessels being fitted out
for the slave trade have been seized and con.
demncd, two masters engaged in the trade, and
one person equipPingthe vessel as a slaver, have
been convicted and subjected to the penalty Of
fine and imprisonment, and one captain takipg
up . cargo Of Africans On board his vessel. has
been convicted Of the highest grade Of offence
under our laws. the punishment Of which is
death
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-08

Thass have been forty-thres res,gna-
tons 10 The y. S. army since South Carolina
secsded.
The house Of representatives OF Rhode ISL
and has, by a tie vote, refused to instruct their
representatives in Congress to favor the peace
conference plan Of comproniss.
The Charleston Charter says Il Is ID doubtful IL
President Davis intends visiting Charleston.
It also states that 100000 were subscribed on
Wednesday toward establishing a line Of
steamers and direct trade with Liverpool.
-On Friday thirty-six recruits for the
army Of the Southern Donfederacy reached
Portsmouth, Va, in the Baltimore boat, and
took the cars on the Seab0ard and Roanoke
railroad for Weldon Quite a number Of PER-
sons Ia that city joined the party. On satur-
day twenty-siK more from Baltimore, passed
through Observation-Disclosures SuA Of al.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-08

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 4-Congress
met at the usual hour this morning.
The journal 'of Saturday were read and APP
Prayer was offered up by the Rev. DR.. Man
ley, Of this city
R~esoluel, That the members Of the Alabama
State convention, be invited to seats in this
Congress while 10 public session.
Mr.. Curry, OF Alabama, IN a very beautiful
speech presented to the President Of the Con-
grsss, a splendid inkstsnd, made Of Alabama
/ marble, from citizens Of this State.
The President returned bis thanks for the
compliment, in a few appropriate remarks.
Mr.. Chiffon, Of Alabama. presented a draft,
etc, FOR a war vessel, from Lieut.. flaws. Re-
ferred to committee on naval affairs.
Mr.. Chiffon, also presented seven different
models for flags, received BY bin from some
Young ladies Of TIE Tuskegee female college.
During ths remarks made on the occasion, Mr..
Chiffon alluded 10 the false reports circulated
in the North, to the effect that dissatisfaction
existed among some portions Of The citizens
Of Alabama, in regard to the secession Of the
State from the old Union, and said that no men
would Be found more willing to fight and bleed
FOR the new Government, when necessary than
tie patriotic sons Of Alabama.
The models were referred to the committee
on flags and seal.
Mr. T. R. R Cobb, Of Georgia, introduced
resolutions In regard to continuing in operation
the mints at New Orleans and Dahlonega, and
that the suitable disc be procured for that pur-
pose and also ~instrueting the Secretary Of
The Treasury to report to Congress the pToba-
BE cost necessary for that purpose
The resolution was read twice, and after
little discussion referred to the finance com
mittee.
The flag Of the Confederate states was de-
termiped on unanimously to-day. The design
originated with the COMMITTEES, and not from
models presented.
The flag was hoistsd on The Capitol at -four
O'Clock this afternoon.
Hoa S. r. Mallory, Of Florida, was confirm
cd Secretary OF the Navy.
The Congress vas in Fecret aesaioa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-08
Paris Exposition.

nfHF NEST collection OF PLANTS received d.
reet from France. Messrs. Martin 4 Co.,
Flaver and shrub sellers in Paris and VefEail-AA
les 0France), havs the honor Il informing the-A
ladies' and gentlemen Of this city that they have Just ar
rived here with the most varied and most splendid col
Iecflan Of Plants and Shrubs which was ever seen IN
New orleans Up 20 the present time, such a. Uamelits
~ aiderent species, Daphues. Rhedcdendrums5 Poena
Arhorea. new Denizia, 1850 new Rose Bushes, Fruit
Traes. pear Trees, Apple Trees, Cherry Trssa, Plum
Frses. vine, Peach Trees, Strawberry and Goese5eTry
9i,nts Of various kinds, Flower HuIbz, ~ new species
"a Piaks, which agaTee az me sI-ae shp0sAou' 'es
R~-AmateuB who shall honor Us vita their oonn-
5eace viii please call At No. 3s MAIN srREET, Pro-
vine Block ne Plants and SHRUBS to De sent 70 the
,onntrv viii be paeksdby the seller.
S Ss,.ax MARTIN a co,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-08
For Hire.

A FIRsT-RATE cook and house servant Also, a Ne
n gro Boy o lrst-rats house servant and eEr-lase
driver. MONSARKAT, DUPREE n Co
mrI Ayers Building.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-08

Il The Paris Sentizsl puts the contents Of
the peace conference compromise in a nutshell,
as follows: at gives away" says the Ssnh-
nd, "three-fourths Of the territories to the abo-
iitionists to be free forever-and gives the
South the RICH. TO 8 law sui before a Black
Rspublioas Judge for The other fourth"
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The SPIRIT OF RADICAL REPUBLTcANIsM.-
The following shows the temper Of radical
Republication. It's motto is, "'slnk or swim,
live or die, survive or PERISH we are for the
Chicago platform, and nothing less" The
country is made subordinate to party. The
Pontiac (Mieh.) Sentinel says;
Satan was kicked out Of heaven and totally
damned for al time TO come. As Republicans,
we must do the same. Any man in the phalanx
Of freedom who backs doWn stthis %iuucture Of
affairs, whether it be Wm. H Seward or Judge
Kellogg, we say, let the fat Of damnation be
hurled to them-send them roaming over the
earth with Satan, the latter the adversary Of
the souls Of men, and the former the enemies
Of the earthly well-being Of the whole human
family. While God reigns supreme, and bis
laws are imuiutable, we will denounee any
Republican WHO goes astrsy from the cherished
principles Of freedom, as enuncisted in the
Chicago platform. "Sink OF swim, live or
die, survive or perish we are for the Chicago
platform, and nothing less.
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The social Horror.

An untidY womanl Little soap and much
perfume. Plenty Of jewelry and a lack Of
strings and buttons. Silks and laces, and tat
tered under-clothes. Diamond rings and
soiled collar. Feathers and flowers, and bat
tered cap frill. Silk stockings and shabby
boots. Who has not seen her ? If you are a
person Of courage, enter her drsssing-room.
Make your way over the carpet through mis-
mated clippers, tiPPets, bslt-ribbons, hair-pins,
pictorials, magazines, fashion-pFints and IN
paid bills, and look vainly round for a chair
that is sufficiently free from dust to sit down
upon. Lock at the diney muslin window
curtains, the questionable bed-quilt and pill
low cases, the unfreshness Of everything your
eye falls upon. Open the closet-door, and see
the piles of dresses, all wanting "the stitch in
time" heaped pell-meIl upon their pegs; see
the band-boXes without covers, and all the
horrible psraphernaiia OF a lazy, Vapid, in
efficient, vacant, idea-less female moBstrosIty,
who will, OF course, be chosen, out Of a bevy
Of practical, good, common-sense girls, By
some man who prides himself on ehis knowl-
edge Of women,Y as his "heIp-meet's for life
I use the word "monstrosityo sdvisedly; fol-
even in the cell Of a prison I have seen wretch
ed females trying, with woman's beautiful in
stinet, to brighten and bsautify the bare walls
with some rude color print. Thank heaven
the untidy woman is the exception, not the
rule. Would we could say the same Of the
untidy man.
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RRAaOUNE.

VNTB have now in store 1900 barrels Irish Potatoes,
w which W. will sell low to the trade.
mrT-Iw ]. 4 ". p. FRgKINE.
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opinions OF the inaugural a
WaahFnRfnm.

WASHINGTON, March 5, 1s61.-southern
men in this city, without distinction Of party,
regard Mr.. Lineoln's inaugural as a deelara-
ton Of war.
Hon. John Bell says he advises Tennessee
to prepare for war as the only means of pre-
venting it.
Hon. John Cochrane and many northern
Democrats, with some Republicans, say the
same.
As soon as the coercion portion Of the in
augursl was read yesterday, dispatches were
sent to Gov. Piekens advising him against at
lacking Fort Sumter, and to await the action
Of the Confederate States.
The EnteEliEencer this morning contains the
reply Of Mr.. Holt to Mr.. Thompson, denounc-
ing the latter as 2 falsifer and Infamous trail
tor. and eulcgiziDg Gen. Sect.
The InteligeRceT declines an opinion Oh the
inaugural, until if has an opportunity more
deliberately to examine it.
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WASHINGTON, March b. Several State DEL
e~gatious this morning, at different times, paid
their respects to President Lincoln. Prominent
among them were those from Pennsylvania
and Massachusetts. The latter, as did the
former, assembled in the East room, when Mr..
Lincoln making bis s-pPearancewas introduced
to Hon. Chss. R.. Train, who, in briefly ad-
dressing Mr.. Lincoln, said;
Massachusetts had his inaugural and
would stand BY it, and that from none would it
meet with a more cordial support than the old
Bay Srate,n
Mr.. Lincoln replying, said substantially
az am thankful for this renewed assurance
Of kind feeling, and confidence, and support Of
the old Bav State, in 50 far as you, Mr.. Chair
man, have expressed, 10 behalf Of those you
represent, your sanction Of what I have enun-
ciated in nv inaugural This is very grateful
to my feelings. The object was one Of great
d~elicacy. In presenting my views at the open
ing Of an administration, under the peculiar
circumstances attending my entrance upon the
official duties connected with the Government,
I studied all the points with great anxiety, and
presented them with whatever ability and sense
Of Justice I could bring to bear. If it meets
the appreciation Of cur good friends in Massa-
chusetts Lshall be exceedingly gratihed while
I hope il viii meet the appreciation Of friends
eVerY1here, I an thankful for the expression
Of those who have voted with as, and IKE
every other man of you, like them certainly
as / do others. Laughter. As President, in
the administration Of the Government, / hope
to be man enough to not know one citizen Of
the United States from another [%cries Ct
" Good y, nor one section from another. ]
shall be gratifed to have the good friends Of
Massachusetts,, and others who have thus far
supported me in these national views, still sup
port me in carrying them out.o
Mr.. Lincoln excused himself from further
remarks on account Of pressing business, and
therefore retired without further ceremonies
than a farewell BOW.
General Scott and Secretary Holt were also
visited. To the greetings OF the Pennsylvania
delegation, General Scott made a brief, patri-
otto and friendly speech.
Mr. Holt expressed himself honored by the
visit; and his regret that the brief time be had
occupied the War Department had not enabled
him to do more for the country.
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nR ROGER has removed his once frsm the soutl
IL side % Court Square 70 the Jefferson Block, come
OF Second and Jefferson streets. Residence on Aadlsoi
street. mr7-3t