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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-15

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-15

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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06


The Convention Of the State Of Virginia
was elected by the people for specific par
pose, this was. 70 deliberate on the polio, OF
sece~-ien. and. il this was determined upon.
10 frame an ordinance. for submission to the
people. for their ratification or rejection. It.
powers were limited 10 this -ole business. In
the Law creating the Convention. Like all
other similar Conventions. in seeding States.
il has chosen 10 exceed its powers and TO
usurp authority never granted 70 II by the
people or the Legislature II has chosea to
recognize and adopt the Constitution Of the
Confederate States. 70 elect Representatives
70 IT, Congress. and 70 constitute itself the
law making power Of the State II has very
grasels sought 70 transfer away the allegi-
ance Of tue State. without regard to the
wishes Of the people. and TO set up a sort of
supreme diciatorial Government on its OWE
account Not content either with all this. il
has also gone into the business Of grand lar
ceny, and attempted 20 steal the Government
property at Hsrpsr's Ferry, and been privy 10
an attempt 20 occupy y. Capitol. at Wash
ington. The savans whO imposed the Viz
ginia Convention followed in the same old
track of other secessionists, lacking only the
boldness and frsnkness Of their predecessors
With closed doors. they attempted secretly to
pass the ordinance Of secession. and to keep
il secret until their nefarious plans of seizing
the public property Of the Government could
be ccnsummated The FIRST Families of
Virginia" Of which the world has heard so
much. occupy very dsai~afirs attitude. be
fore the world. Al the present writing. The
past glories Of the Commonwealth. and the
long line Of eminent Statesmen who have
sprung from it, soil. can do but little 10 save
the present recreant race of occupants. who
inhabit Eastern Virginia, from future igno.
miny.
Western Virginia Is. however, loyal and
true 70 the Government and IL u barely pos
siblc that the aristocrats of the Eastern shore
NAV not be able TO force il ont the Union.
even by the destruction Of the ballot box OF
the control Of elections by an armed force. -
The position occupied by the secessionists OF
Virginia is. to-day. meaner Que. in all re
spect-. than that held by the same class OF
any other State
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

Quite number Of gentlemen and ladies
from our city. were present at the regimental
drill Of the Zouaves. at Wallaee's Barracks on
SATURDAY afternoon. The day was bright and
beautiful and the parade ground. 10 the north
OF the barracks. presented lively and i'm
posing appearance. The entire regiment.
screen ksndred and serenity strong vas in re
smental position and rapidly passed through
the various evolutions OF IL peculiar f.,h.
Col WALLACE vas absen, temporarially from
MS staff. AMI the drill wAs under charge OF
Lieut. Col McG.N>t- and Nj. WooD. The
men exhibited great proficiency in the per
forsnsnce OF lae various ovolutions. some of
the quick and short wheclings Of the columns
were performed with the, precision Of rex
nlsrs. and ..many ct the peculiar practices of
The Zouave tactics. with great skill. The
men are evidently STUDYING 10 become sol
diers Al leisure times and when OF active
duty They are already evincing an esprit
d. eorps which will sooa render the Indiana
zouave Regiment notable among the volun
teeu Of The United States ARM.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

There va great excitement in the Lover
House Of our State Legislature. on SATURDAY
afternoon. over the passage Of the sei known
a. the six Kesimsut BIZ There had been
, disagreement between the two Houses. a.
70 the number q regiments which the STATE
.hsald employ. and the matter hsd been
,horoaxhly discussed aaa warmly contested.
During the morning the bin had been lot on
/. test vote. Upon the assembling Of the
House. however. after dinner. the vote Of the
moru.ax vas recon-idesea. and the bill pass.
"a bv a large majority. The vote. on final
massage. stool Go 70 L. Some Of the scenes
-hsch transpired upon the door ~eFe highly
.reitinS. and the Speaker announced the r.
.uls OF the vote amidst great demonstration.
Of approbation. The bill pros'de for the en-
plovment Of ~ regiments Of troops. or the
term Of one year. fer defense II The sisis. =
The character q ,ac force. % he organissd
;.lefl Discretionary nh ne Governor They
~al probzbis Be four regiments 81 iafan'ry
,.r5 sne each 81 caxalr, snd artillery There
!. ,~o~f~son alse made Tor the turning ever
.f,.,-.~ srssp- % the service a the Jgssel
states. upoa any future Ieqaisiiioa. ass
sorce yin be IN addition . the regular nsli'tia
.f,he State. The particular frssisioos =
ii. bsli I'll BE given hereafter
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06
Municipal Election.

Our municipal election comes OF 10 morrow
II Il 30 be hoped that citizens will turn out.
snd vote and look carfuliy 60 the selection
of the proper persons for officers. This Is
highly important 70 every sax payer and Ics er
Of good order. In the present excited state
Of the times there have been no party Issues
made and former party lines viii not probab
Iy be closely drawn. Ia i true there have
been two sess Of nominations made-compos
sd in the main Of good men each. but the
canvas has been conducted hitherto without
regard to past politics OF old issues. There
has been les Of party scsrbity. and less cleo.
,ioneering by candidates than has ever here
tofore been the case. Those desiring the
City Offices are before the people-they are
veil known citizens and voters should care
fully select the best men.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

A Military Camp IA about 10 be established
al Evansville in this State. One Of the reg
msnss Of Indiana Volunteers. reccntlf must.
sred into the service of the United States viii
doubtless soon be ordered 10 occupy Il. |,
has not vet transpired which Of the regiments
IL win be Military Commission consis.
ing Of Col REYSoLDs. Brigade MAJ. Low
and Captain HANSuH we're At Evansville on
saturday; 20 make tho necessary arrange
ments for the establishment of the Camp.
Il IS rumofcd that all the Regiments will
soon be under marching orders to vsrions
points. Ifthi. be the case their destination
ell transpire within a day or two. The
Rsgimental officers are laboring hard to IN
strucs and perfec, the men in drill aud 20
make them ready for the field IL i doubt
fal IL timer and more determined body of
volunteers has been received into the service
than the sir Regiments from this State
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06
INDIANA LEGISLATURE.

The proceedings in the state Legislature
on FRIDAY were without special interest or
Importance.
IN the senate resolution % invite he
Legislature Of Kentucky % visit Indianapolis
as invited guests. wss referred Nth several
proposed amendments. Bills passe'l-'iefning
treason and hsing IT, punishment.
A bin appropriating 100000 to dsfray
the expense incurred in respondin. 20 the re-
QUESTION Of the President. also lcgaliking
the action Of the Auditor Of State in refer.
encc to loan Of s25.o0o Reports concur.
res. iD--Re4uesting the General Government
20 furnish equipments to Indiana Tor a rcgi
ment Of cavalry. VAS adopted. also report
endorsing the management Of Affairs in the
Commissary's department, AMI legalixing the
appropriation Of money 10 families Of volun.
,ecrs. The House ameaimeai to the miIi.
tary bill. reducing the number Of regiments
20 three Was not concurrsd IN
In the House. rcsolutioas we're introduced
Appealing Committee 70 visit the Ken.
tucky Legislature. and assure il Of the friend
" intentions Of Indiana. Afler long and
exciting discussion twas referred.
4 motion 70 strike out 80 much Of the mil
isary bsll a related 20 cavalry vas lost
syes - noes Sc number ,f biils we're
read secotd time
The rnilitia b.1 VS. again taken up and
Diseased - great length. hnally an amend
men. reisciag ne regiment. 70 he raised to
three Va carried. aud ne BIZ read third
time aIsi passed.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06
CITY ELECTION.

TEE d. CARTER Is candidate for
City Marshall. Capt. Jaber Smith having declined.
70 We are authorized 70 announce the
name q JAMES oAkEf, an independent candidate
Tor city Engineer, al the ensuing May election.
L. We are authorized To announce the
name q A. q. sPARHAwK. a. a candidate. for
councilman, from the 9Th Ward.
sF We are authorized 10 announce
JACOB ESGIEs, a. an Independent candidate for
Councilman in the Third Ward.
- We are authorized to announce the
name q W. 5. JEWELL. an Independent eandi-
date for City Marshal, at the May election.
To The roters Of the City Of Terrs Haufe:
Relieving that the party nominations made for city
officers. by the Democrats ard Republicans. TO he
ill-limed and in violation q patriotic sentiments
this party procedure being distAstefui tax-pay-
and 10 sc VIC believe there should be but one
party in thcs, setssipus timef-and that party for
the country and her lag, appeal, therefore. from
these party nominations, 10 those Who FOR their
eclntry, above all party.
To contest this issue, announce myself as q can
ddato for CITY MAKSHAL n elected 10 that post
tion the duties shall be performed 10 the interests Of
the city, with reference 20 its peace dignity and good
morals, 80 far as my abilities will admit
April y. isSi. a. II. PURDy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

The editor of the Frankfort Ny. Common
,reslh must be considerable Of wsg. lie
il dreadfally exercised about the welfare OF
Governor MseofffN. who has disappeared
from tho seat Of government recently -
When last heard from. BENAu Was at Louis
vile making appointments with the Cover.
nors OF adjoining States, and not fulfilling
them. His concern y certainly heart felt.
since he ad,ertases for the Governor, as lost,
strsysd o. stolen. and offers the large reward
Of twenty thousand dollars in Southern Con.
federacy bonds for his apprehension The
unhappy friend Of BxKIAH bewails his loss
first in a few dolorons sentences Of simple
prose. aud then IN the sublimer pathos OF po-
etry II Is affecting 20 behold the sincere
devotion Of the afflicted citizen towards his be
loved. but earared Governor IL may be
that all the citizens of The State entertain a
similar respect for the 'losi one. Hear
him
We have lost our amiable Governor lie
has not set ne foot in Frankfort for 10 these
many days Kind friends are constant,
waiting 10 see him. and inquiring for him.
Telegraphic dispatches are accommodating for
his inspection. We fear that he has been
fouIly dealt with. Mayhap. the Southern
Confederacy has seized AMI occupied him. IL
l. possible that Yancey has bcguiled him
hence by those silver tones. which pleaded
so eloquently for the Union last September
We are in tears
II this should meet the eyes of our below
ed Governor. We say TO him IN the woni- OF
the p-almist--
You going IA away, fsF away from your kentuck
There's no ene left to govern us-iffH re- conidnfb y
trofsf sfack-
Rat our hearts will be with you wherever yon retire
Can you look IN the face and say he ssne Beriahr
Down In the south confcd' with ,hs bully bla,
cockade.
Oh We fear ina, yoail forge, all the promise. yor
made.
or wasn Yancey leads the way, yoa II be m.ly rush.
Never thinking Il hey XII JOE TIA, e~r Ae,'"e.. Z.
gpHe.
on, n ". we're Queen = France or better sin were
Pope u Rome
We'd have no Goscrnol'- abroad. bul keep them Al
al homes-
Have Ken;acsy he al pese.. fanatics Show theft
And T.. ,ns devil. Who made The ,uu.. b. ID. COL,
e light"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

TmK time given by the President Of the
United States. in his recent proclamation, TO
citizens of seeding States. in which to return
20 their loyalty ami to dispense the armed band
organized 70 resist the laws. expired on yes
terday. There has been no little speculation
as to the course which will De henceforth adopt
ell by the Government. This cannot be def
i1itely forcshadowcd. Read however, by
the light Of is recent acts and preparations
il may be set down AZ certain that the whole
power of the Government will now be speed
" exercised 70 enforce the laws and 10 bring
the traitors. who have compa-sed the de
s'ruetion OF the Republic. to quick and con
dign punishment BE Il 30.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

knowing where We were bound We arrived
here oa the 9Th and found that the steamer
Atlantic had reinforced Fort Pckers without
opposition. since that time l have been hard
at work. day and night | have charge Of
the landing of horses, soldiers and provisions
Ioaay hops 20 hnish discharging the At
lantic. and viii then commence with the Hi
nois
Fort pirkens nov has nine hundred men
and six weeks provisions in il. and in three
days will have provisions enough for sin
months There are not enough men in the
Confederate States TO take the Fort. and am
of the opinion that the Secessionists are
dreadfnlly afraid that We viii make an attack
on them. We sriH moi irs The .krsf gun; but
il will be sad day for them if We are forced
10 open ON them
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

The Legislature Of Kentucky assemblies IN
extraordinary session oday. The message
1. Governor MAGoFFIS and the action Of the
peoples Representatives thereon viii be look
ell for with great anxiety. The masses Of
the State are true TO the Union. and it can
hardly be imagined that a small but deter
mined band of political trick-ter-. who a.
sumo 10 be leaders, can wheel this gallant
old State into the columns Of secession
There are strong ties Of interest. lineage. and
sympathy binding Indiana and Kentucky 10
gether. and there Is not, perhaps, citizen OF
this State who would not griese 10 sec them
sever. in this hour Of trial and danger.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

Tho following extract Is from a private
letter from an oeicsr Of the Povhatan 20
rslsfivc ia Indianapolis
u. :. STrAxHK PownAraxJ
OrE PEssAcoLa, fIa.. April q. ie6l
"As you already knew we left New York
On Tho fth inss IN = great hsrry. without
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

.orKxs at the municipal election will notice
the declen-ion ofCaps jazz sxIrH from the
race for City Marshal, in 10 days issue and
the announcement Of Nr. +. D. CARrER for
ths; Office.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

Is consequence Of the storm which prostra-
ted the lines East. last night. We were cut out
Of our usual Sunday night report This Is
much to be regretted at this particular juno
ture, when every hour IS Developing impor-
tant events.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06
.TONSOR RIAL.
Medicated Hair Wash!

DROP. GEORGE w. CANADA
Il having rcffted his shaving and HAIR Dressing
Ssioon adjoining TIE Trrrr Hsufe House. hegs leave
n inform The cifirens and public grneraiiy tha; he
- nov prepared @ vait upon customers IN hts
usnsl Satisfactory msnner strict attention given -
sharnpo,ninr anf Cutting Ladies and Little Girls
HAIR CF0. ". CANADA.
-nrntff
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

Ws-uI~ero~ Nss ?
Ensfos~ kxFass>. Nou correspondent has
Jast tcea aushoritatively informed THAI the
isiisn. regiments vii asf BE ordered to tisis
e'ts, Sui 81 BE retained IN The Wea. TO ren.
der service N shat section While Do not
Itoio.e % quarrel wish Gen Scott II RES
i'oa % The matter. sill "a. IL hops. be
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

CANT MACK has removed his
- cicslinx store . Ne. 20 wsbssh STREET, 90
deer ssss q rasIi. Rxlry Co.. storc. ~here he viii
bs glad " zee hls oiffrirnfs and many ntr o1s-
e nsy favor hln with call.
Ne kss FIJI sss~t - rhcfes Cssh'us
st1aa~wr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

THE POLLS WILL BE OPENED
Il IN the several wards IN the City 4 Terrc Hauie.
on Tuesday the Tth day q Nav, a. r.. 1881. fo1 the
election q the following ofhcers to-wit
Mayo one Clerk. orc Treasurer. Marshal.
one Assessor. Street Commissioner, aud-
one tbuncilmsn from the First ward
Second -
Third
Fourth -
I've 0tunc1msn hnh
Ard kvs School Trustees.
TIE places q voting 70 be a. follows:
rrst wsrt. AZ the Court House:
Second Ward, II the Central Engine House.
Third ward. City School HOUSE.
Fourth Ward, y. q. Engine Rouse.
Hfth Ward, City Seminary;
The ofhcers u said election 70 be a. follows.
ls wsrt-J Is. otey, Inspector. Frank Frey and
g. Ripley, Judges.
snd Wsrd-G. y. Cookery. Inspector: " " Sc
dam and John ~ o'Bo,le, jadgrs
81 wsrd--Roeert wharry. Inspector; Prank sage
and Elkans Lane, Judges.
an wsrt-Jsmes N Tolbert Inspector John n
Narphv and Robert Thons. Judges
Gsh wsrd--Jsnes v. BRANDON, sr. Inspector, r.
~ Arb<vsor and Richard II. Hsbb, Jadge.
". ". STEWART. Mayor
Attest. n. Bssu. cisrk.
suAtfe
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06
RAILROADS.
Evansville q Charlottesville RR Co.
NOTICE TO sTOCKUOLDERS

IT a MEETING OF the Board
4 n q Directors q this Company, held April 18Th.
ISL. ws<-
Ofderef, That final call n ell balance due On
st.sk In the Evansville crawferisyiils Railroad.
subscribed BY stock holders residing in Nigo county.
be made payable On Or b~for. tiae i7ih day q Jurc
neat 81 The BANKING Bor~e CIV X gckeen. IN The
slss a Tsrfs- Hksts = hAHTL>. seq.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

TaE Indiana Senate adjourned, on satur-
dav, until clock p NJ. To morrow.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

BLOWERS FOR sALE--The un-
Il dersignel Offers 10 The public, and 20 All lovers
q Fowers his tine assortment q Roses. VERDE
mas. Helio;ropes. Gaowers. and many other kinds
II hoWers those who wish % aturn their gardens
with cheap flowers. would do well q cali a the Aue-
tiea Store q ". 5. Cooper, No los Main street.
WILLIAM SCHOlL,
mayid3d Prom Indianapolis
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06
ALE IND PORTER.
SCHOOL.

MRS. &. W HALE will open =
4Vl Select school, for boys and girls In the Third
Street school House. on Monday. May 9th Tor
term - twelve Weeks.
TERMS.
Primary Department. ..........-+.-.e As. 90
intermediate 80. 4. 90
Payable one half IN advance ard the balance Al the
middle Of the term sp9otlw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06
WALL PAPER.

A LARGE AND WELL sELEC-
n "a .so<k u wall Paper, Paper Curtains nd
Y1ss Boera Patterns. fsr sale ehsap al
aplesG h&hsfSifr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06
Dr. =. ~. MeLcan,s Volcanic Oh
hsususcnt.
Tnr BEsr ExrkRSAL n rnr wcslp. roR Mas
COR brAeT.

Thousands q human beings have hsen saved lfs
nable l4uiment II will relieve PAIN almost lnstan-
taneously, and u will cleanse, purify and heal the
eeterate cases 81 rheumatism. Gouf tturalgia.--
For Pafaly -s, Contracted Muscles Stiffness or Weak
hess IN the lolnis Muscles Lgaments n will new
~ fail. Two applications viii Bore Throat.
Headache or Earache. For Burns sca.ds. or any
Pain, u Is an infalnhle remedy. Try H. and you viii
nnd Il an indispensable remedy. Keep n always ca
hand
PLANTERS. FARMERS o. amy one having oharss
OF horses. will nriney BY using McIean's Vol
canic oil Eminent. II IL speedy and lnfalllhis
cure Tor Calls, Sprains. Chafes Swclngs laireness
Sweeney Sores. ounds. Scratches of any external
diseases Try n, and you will be convinced
DIR. y IA. Mclean, sole Proprietor,
yasd~iy Saint Louis No.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06
For Children.


90 iiNtn COMPLAINT, mifsotssrss. mknkcss, &C.
There never has been CATliAnr1C r-sdlcfne.
offered tie public. that has given such entire SIT
lsiaciion a. hrI.ean's Universal Pills
Being entirely vegetable, they are perfectly limo.
and be taken - the tender infant. 70,
prompt and powerful IN removing al Hiuus secre-
tio;s. acid OF impure. ffud matter ifom the nouseh
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IN their operation, promoting healthy sscrsflsas ~
The liver aud Kidney Who will fursr IRON bliloas.
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hand single dp-e taken ~ season, may proven,
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coated they iasfeless. Price only - cent. p.s
box and can be cent ~ mall 10 any part u the a. D.
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