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EXECUTIVE DEPARTM HNT, ;

FNHE following Ordinance OF the Convention Of this Common
wealth published by It's ord for general rf5rnstion
GEORGE W. MUNF0RD,
Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
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DFVlNEND NnVfCE,

FE1iS BOARD OF DI2EC CES or The Virginia Marine
4 t1suaccc Company have declared pyi nd cut the
pt o. the Company, r ttc SIX months en]iog the ist ius
ZEN cec payable he s0cEh0der their lea repreen-
ttyel and after the 18th utu vhhd, Transfer
Book viii be closed WILLIAM WILLIS JK,
-
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NOTICE.

nm ana amer this che Night Trs s discoa- VT r.
" o. uri r%AkS$
Trans wi leave s. heretofore, az N, Hrd 4. NJ.
accommodate Of person goicr br hermitage Fair
Grounds a Train " D. be In erys.s 'e he day.
sAML SUTd, supL Traus.
CHce r RanlP. K Co,
Richmond. go h fprl l~ti-
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NEWSPAPERS
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION.
Usually cautious, there is great confidence to be placed in
RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.
Fh0N TUT
NEN ORLEANS 'ERgE DELTl


SEN ORLEANS EiSgE DELTA.
UTher- .s rs tain gray H-- rov that
celebrated 7JsLSr iNIrAsls HAN RESTORATIVE
lad"
CLEY- LAND PLAIN DEALER.
he1 nsopt car protect their Hlis from tei.Ie marks
age y uXurste IA glossy ts'k locks advanced
period % their ives white ami Hair
beautiful auburn gt, lair be made crow upo5
ball heads s this Dc done, Il cannot do any harm
tel shat vU q, t. uFtNSTSEyrS HAIR RESTORATIVE VII
This Hair RESTORATIVE g, b,yoad pcra7eutlre The best
har q e suI -g-7 ny--:sL The facts ia possession
regard Is ~eudl' Pre-. a-s-E. warrant In Ulsa-lGsdy
recQmneading g."
So. ROT - REFf sELICAN.
Nsrv o. car a elisa 1 s. Louis speaking IN CLOWNS
sssus % tlis icis.
C&EhO CITY GAZETegE.
erh's acour 1t Do, Restoration Of
sus color, % preserve Elr from falling out,
srI 1se safe 40 Humphrey browns r i's
y'-Hr. that f's Restorative hura5ug IS ccac-
T-sei f o. t., C-ct sy bee fcun- 10 snos;
per IN ne county"
SOgTH WESTERN BsPTESr.
leave Ewes Alone ard use only ,e Restorative Ike
UsiustIe-Ls tu i1ltah.r "
SOFA sve-7,y. .rs-Prc. soc and a Per bottle.
" p. HAGAS co, Propdsors, Troy, N Y.
Fsgvz SsrPrsa0 Ageu1 fS-ftSan
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OAPTAINS Of Volunteer Companies throughout TIE State
- respectfully Informed that The Cow-s appointed
Law io- che purpose sl Announcements made
these t,a- fast they delivered
pet they lsseeG Immediately according priority
or orders. CHARLES Dl&aCCk,
Captain and Superintendent Armory.
iafa
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KICHmOND ANDDANVILLa R4ILuOAD.

NrOTlCE 20 .GyIs-'l -liug i-,e passage over r. ~.
" road bcs,, q, the state ID slch per ~
before hey vii be passed &C. Ifcy
fartaA the ludugtu- with permit cm author
Erd pcrson ceiDg tass ling business
state The permit will be retained by the Conductor
CHAS q. TALCOTT
mv1-G SUPP. X. and ID. 4
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NOTECE.
NslTIG,E.

1--WE meeting % he stock elders OF Tie Echsoud and
Petersburg 4road Company viii take place their Office
Ia this ely, on IT, GSDAY ne 8 init az II O'CLOCK
my1-SR NJ ". WARRINGTON. Treasarc-
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III INNEN.-NtN
III received and for sale low. SAMPSON JONES, Agt,
my2 Main and 9th Sls
PPLEs.-Jus. received 10. Of Massis's nice Apples Of
n various kinds.
mo HI-NT 4 IA.IFa
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GENES DEPARTMENT..
State OF Virginia.

DIttIt OF ll8lnIb.
HlcrgoSp, Eay 8, 1851.
fs Fhyscaas OF Richmond and vicinity silly request
ID to furnish fresh Vaccine Mater oc., Franklin
S4ctt door North OF lth Street
Gil. BgLL Glib on. VI D.,
mrs 2T Surgeon Gautr. Amy 90 Virginia
CoHIES:.-BAr D-azsa and sn=at NJ co.r Tor sale by
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L-cA, Ma Wa Nko ioRS.-Tht ycra'.ols ald re-
ibls sheet the Nee York H,ralL furnishes the following
items of chmond int, lgcrce
"The people a.e very much AFRAID Ct famine. Their
army principally composed Of boys tr1m SIX cen ,o
tvsuty wears of age Yet uey say tina. they cau Ay
their hands wash, goE any DAY. Taeir Uniform r
home made and vevy Cowm04 scG coarse.
..l Tbu.sil, u.g.t q u,guaa took "a small Americ lu
x and waved 10 said, TIRE, cheers Tor the stars ana
s.apcs when he VAS seized by the mob aud hw TO t.c
lamp post His wife m,g,c ded Tor him, and she was
allowed 20 CIs him down before lie was cxttcL
" Eight hundred k,g- OF powder, about seventy Use
thol-1,d pounds were taken from the powder mrgazlc
90 Norfolk was -ezs} sy tae mob ard plac Ia tine
market place At R.cAuoud and strongly guarded t.y
AMI rieh,'
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pOTATOES.-Ihaveon hani and daily receiving Jsrs,y
> % Hhi'e Mercer kary
PAX ~ >, a.
Di15..Na.s a sad
lee-h E.rg Potaioe, ai.o ,
= eel Pa 40 seed.
-, Bsans kai Back kyed Peas
Hh general A1solasa q YAiY roseres: al eAsA
SAMPSON JONEs. As-nt
tf.f. 80
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we arc encamped on the central fair grounds with
DO the limits Of the city, Ladies wishing 'he camp
a. hours through the day loading the men With kindness
The7 have even offered TO make rev uniiorn for the
" ole command az t-eis own expense. They supply the
soldiers vi quie sulcieucy o. eatabes, Independent
Of their raoas ard taking Aem up in htig ctrrils,s
as th,y walk abCu. the streets. They send US round
their horses and 20 think that they cannot DO too
mu.h tor US
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iIHK ThO0PsGs MANUAL. ~ Co.. \ Lass-s D.
- no. fspiiiy funaios .u1oagh n Press and VII
i-NaJ N ieS days. Ja.i pablhhai.
hKAy ARTILLERY. --gns,rucf,ous fsr kesrr krni-
prsyafsd y ball = ourcrs ihro.s a. ke A1rr
o.tPnhed unesr Ne Eae<rs|sr1 ~ o1., N|pt<r 1rl
Aet s.ns,en, q cAarl-sfcn a G a n lI:1<&
-" 1sausra ~ P.&1tsf. u MA q
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CIGAns, CIGARs.- "A nne assortment Of Havana oirau
mhl2 No. 40 Main Street,
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E.c1so>p ris CAr.r,l os ANS Co>rspsE,ry Sr,rEs.-
A letter -om Montgomery in the Charlie ton Co,ui,r
sly
Fl believe f1r the present at least Mr. DNi. has 10
Intention ci iori. BE- enc aIuy though there Il stl great
-,....l'luu 8N,Gt Dob, goiJl 10 Niy-'.n within few
weeks. ha,iu. ju bis Che to gre s. tac departments
a. Boo fact 81, tte machinery OF Government In o'h,r
WORKS. tcrs IS a s.ro9 probability jalt -Le Clpal OF
OBJ 'oa,,iI.t, States 500 Dee removed from ;.is dog
civ as correspondent Gals &C.. 90 Richmond Va, Che
be,qt.u city up5l s,,ea b..l-. Tie 5.sl Informed oh
cis tu.rs that the removal viii surely uLe place. At
s events there Is So much dissatisfaction with Mont
eoaary at 'he seat OF G'yerrmtl, clnuo- remain g' <
I,r. &c NAV %, changed 90 Huntsville Or Atlanta, but
Rod d-p1s,d To- tak fhe Con Ire-s ~i Indicate Virgin
81 a. one state. au1 Richmond "a, tie Capital
Th, Montgomery C.ef,j-ra'oa, of Is. instant, notices
e1 r.ior q a resolution oy Gle }Jei,ia Convention,
f r, Trcsid,r; DAVIS geo Gi..mord, and aids.
"Wc hope chat orr Coasv.s. ui1 ,y,eoto osee', tl-
.agi.iuou. bat .rjsirc 'sam vha' Ve have alr' siy
t..rl we v,.l, r,t ae ,erp.s.i % tie o-.'a "s- 'e-
moved 80 biu thirty day..
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WAETED.

LNoR oasrter Masters department. Five Hun
II dFed God serviccable Horses, for Az H$SS
tlery No hosss be offered but those which NJ
perfectly sound In every TaPcc. r. y FckLeN,
ap2T-d2n Maj and o.. Master.
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TTOTICE.-A Military Officers aud oher pr,ous hereby
positively frtdcI 70 inter w'h the C0,,rs and km-
yees ans Railroads The running aGd ,emert Of az
Trains cately ,nler he control Of TIE Railroad oEcers.
Sgned r. r. LtE, Maj. Get, Com Ia CHIEF.
an 90 n N.al Olaliers Re. IN nd. 2jh Anil. lsel.
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The
MAGNOLIA BALM.

PINPLTS. 5LOFCsIssS,
FisECR LIS, ERUPTIONS,
SSSfETRS or TAN.
his Ue,su Pytparstor readers e ssr gtt ana fysh L.
parting On 20 NA-b'e rty. 70 l. most cool .a ra'ry' E
piled he -'yr o. theaun. and vii iua ise
relief % sting Of Insects not ag pgs enters late s
compost ION The G, bottle mt De taken via at
alru 70, Ja..ition scsly Hiyht for ,l, CU ne
aorst ~ POM PES.
sold syeryNhgre- Price T1v Cents Bottle
W T. HAGAS a CO, Propr.e:ors Troy, " Y.
FrsrrV susrr,sn. A.e.si fes-dsS5m
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NOTICE.

TIVE annual meeting the Stockholders Of the Richmond Fred
eslckturg and Railroad Company, will take place
Their Office, the City OF k;t mond WEDNESDAY the 29l
iLsl. at II O'clock, NJ
mJ2-ti Q. W. MACMURDO, Treasurer.
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MATER OF THE

rY-An orders for the above must be addressed TO
p JOHNSTON 4 BRO rrrPcists,
apl No. lis Main str set, chuond. Va, Sole Agents.
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Life, Fire and Marine Insurance,

Life, Fire and MaGIne insurance,
Richmond Fire Association.
ofce No. Us Main QJortheas corner Of 18th street)
Richmond Va
CHARTERED 29TH MARCH, 1881
JyyIs old and reliable institution with ample Capital and
tIugen fund carefully vested, continues Slaves
Rui!Ginss McrcAandi Of every description, Ousc
hold Furniture, and Family Wearing Apparel Vessels
Caoea ana freight, the lowest rates Losses
ad;ustel and paid with 81! possible despatch
DIRECTORS
David Carrie, Robt NJ Burton,
Chss T. Workman, francis J. Barnes,
John Il. Claiborne, John T. sublett,
John J. wilson, Ihos A. Rust,
Aiexander Garrett, Geo. n. Gwathmey
Peter O. Warwick
DAVID oURRiE, Prost.
JcEE J. WILSON. Tress'r.
RODT 7. BRocEy, sec'y desI
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MILITARY FATIGUE SEtERFs.-diiisry 20
Va eue Shirt Of Blue, Grey aud Red FLANNEL manufactured
a. shot noi,'eNf tHpti KENT. PAINE A co.
SOWDEE.6O 600 kegs Ducons Masket, Cannon Sporting
aud Blasting Powder, for sale BY
Ap5 EDWIN WORKMAN co.
NEW DFSESS CsOBDS.-NeE Kid Gloves &C. anti .ossiu
~ F) beautiful assortment of our own Importation tiente-
meas Coed In Cassimere5 and -. nan the CreEsbaw is
lust received Y
mil SAMUEL NJ PRICE 90.
lsUTTER.-;OOO obi, Roll Butter, for saeby
D HUNT JAMES,
APIS Cor. Va Carr .-r-sis
ERKsH sCTER.-eOnd fs1.ss IS cent?
oosklrg Butter 20 cents for sale at
retail. by apps MORRISON.
fyRlpE CAmYHOR.-A chap oanpsor for packing
~ Up winter ,loshns and wollen gods FOR by.
s9-ET EDWARD T. Icb1ssoE.
f<tN<EF RLoVR-o fehoses quality, fer .s,s BY
.t5 ,. soAERvIfLr On.
ISL Battling and Garbage eecnrss, for sale By
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-24

ar The Indianapolis Sentinel says most
truly that the dr:t Of the returns Of tho
,own-hp elections IN Indians. clearly mani
feus that the people are conservative. and
arc decidedly 10 favor Of the adjustment Of
The unfortunate sectional difficulties between
the North and The South BY any honorable
compromise which would hesl ihose divi.
sion and restore harmony 20 the nation
There can be no dnubt II The Crittendsn
amendms n, had been subm,ttrd to a VOC
OF the people at the election on the LIST IN
slant /, would have been carried BY an over
whelmiug majority. A vote o. That charac~
ter would have gone far 70 have secured the
reconstruction Of iha Govern msnt upon .
satisfactory basis.
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1--WE have had splendid farming
weather for the last few weeks, and
the prospect for all kinds Of crops ne
yer was better at this season Of the
wear. The fruit, we believe, was rot
Injured By the trosts OF last week, and
bids fair to he abundant. While ~
some parts Of our county slavehold-
inc and abolition fanaticism is Grazing
the people, and leading them iron
their peaceful pursuits to slay theil
brethren, we are glad to know that
no such feelings pervades the citizen'
Of Dubois, and that they will try ane
mind their own business. and raIs'
large surplus Of provisions 70 sell 7
tile highest bidder.
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HoME GUARD. AT q meeting Of
our citizens held at the Court House
last Saturday night Homo Police
Guard was organized. and rules and
regulations adopted for governing i
Il also proposed to organize a HOOK
and Ladder Fire Company in conncc
ton with the Guard. This is an cx
cellent move, and in the absence 2
any thing better, We hope it may b
carried out, bnt we would rather hav
good fire engine than two hook au'
ladder companies. Between forty an
fiity men enrolled themselves as mem
bcrs u the association.
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5 ANr ER:
APRIL "A, 1861

Tur I.EcIsLArrRE.-Thc Indiana
Legislature meets to-day. at the call
n the Governor. We hope when they
assemble that party feeling may be
laid aside. and their deliberations re-
dound 10 the good and honor OF the
State. Should this Se the case we
mink they will repudiate the action OF
their Hot head chance Governor, and
MAGE Indiana on the broad basis OF
neutrality ia the present dllilcultles'
disband the troops called oat by the
Governor, and declare that neither
North or South shall cncroach upon
our territory. kentucky has already
assumed this position, and il is IN
donbtedIy tho best for all the border
States. as thereby they lose none Q
their rights in the Union, and form
strong power which at the prtopert'm'
may dictate peace 70 the belligeren's
and. above all, preserve their OWL
soil from becoming the fheater 9
deadly conflict between brethren.
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COMMON Pleas CouRr.-This Court
begins its session in this county one
week from next Monday. The docket
is large one for this county. there
being more causes dockcted than ~
tie last term, when there had been
six months vacation. They are prin
cipally civil actions.
Those who are indebted to US for
legal advertising are expected to bring
the money at that torn q court y 9
arc requested BY Mr.. Adams TO state
that those who are indebted 70 him OF
10 Laird 4 Adams for advertising done
in the Courier, arc also requested e
pay at that time. Notice is turthcl
given that we will not make affidavit
10 any notice unless the same has beer
paid for.
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On April rs b. 1861. by Rev A J. Strain,
M. JAMES FRASER and Miss SAMANTHA
CAyEADFR.
On April e3i. 1861. hy Rev. r U. Chris
,ian. Me. AUGUST LIrscHcI and Miss LIZZIE
GATES.
At,he same time. Sir JOHN GEssER and
Mss CArnaRraK GEKsr
Al lie same lime. Mr. FgANcIs BONN
and M,-- !IrLES BTRGFR, all Of this county.
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understand that a company

understand that q company
or Is men has been raised in Peters
burg. and one Of 1870 in Loogootcc, to
engage in Strengthening their brethren
in Lincoln's war 10 accomplish the
destruction Of the Union. We hope
that our glorious Union may be pre-
served. with all it, innumcrablc bless
ings. in spite Of his malicious cndea'
yors to render it obnoxious to large
portion Of the people.
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HPA meeting was held in Jcfier-
sonvillc tie other day to organize q
company to be tenderedto the Federal
Government. Only one man rcspon
ded-thc would-be Captain himself,
We don't believe that many would re-
spond in Dubois county. We have q
very few supporters Of Lincclu's wick
ed policy in our midst, and they would
rather some ono else would do the
fighting.
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1.-THE Montgomery Confederation
takes the following sharp dodge on
Old Abe Lincoln's proclamation. II
seems 10 lave hit the Bulls eye fair
~ this time:
SECESSION Rrcocxnrp. We have re-
ccived bv telegraph the quota Of troops
which Lincoln has called for from
each State. 1t is singular that he
does not call for a man from any one
lof the Confederate States. Secession
recognized. No nse in trying to in,
gore it. The fact is too palpable, anc
Old Abe feels it.
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Major Anderson landed Al the Battery. ard
was received by an immense crowd. Ills
carrisge wac surrounded BY the people, who
expressed, in cheers and other demcns,ra-
tiors. their congratulations, and he was fol.
lowed by On immense shrong through Broad
way 20 the Brevoort House. where be jrined
his wife.
The following IL Major Anderscn's die.
patch to The Secretary Of Wa:
"SsR: Having defended Fort Sumter shir'
" four hours. until quarters were entirely
burnt. main gates destroyed BY fire, thu
gorge v all seriously injured. magazine EUR
rounded By flames, and iis door closed from
the efecsof heat, four barrels and three
cartridges OF powder only being available
and no provisions but pork remaining ! &C.
cep,ed the terms or ev acua'ion offsrei By
General Beauregard. being the ssme ofrre'
by him on The 1llh instant prior 70 The com
menccment OF ho.tli,ies, ord marched %
Of the fort SUNDAY afternoon i4th instan'
With cclors flying. drums beating, bringing
away company and private property. and 80
lulinr my flag with ffy guns.
Signed, ROBERT ANDERSON,
y "Mainr Fret Artillery"
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AnNT\TsTRxTOR's SALE

NOTICE j. hereby gwen thai will srn
~ al pubic auction. on Friday, NE n
day III Nav. 1861 II The residence ~ ne"
rv Fuchs. iate II Dahi,s County deceass"
ali bi- personal properly. rot taken y M
widow, consisting " four horses, Ca'''r'
hogs. shsep. wheat, corn, oats. larn'ng
lurensis and other property too tedious 20
mention. an
Trrms-A credit 81 twelve months W"
Sc piyen on an sur,s over three dollars, ne
purchaser giving note with approved secu
INV waving vrra'ion or arprnisren' Avs
apriI 10. NORMAN FISHER, atrr.
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DThere are conflicting reports a.
To the damage done 10 the Confederate
States troops in the battle q IL. sum
ter. Some say none were killed. and
others put the number Of killed Is
high as fifty.
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1.-THE Albany Argus says that
whenever q foreign enemy has waeed
war upon the country. the par
ty of which Lincoln is now the repre-
sentative has taken sides with the foe.
The only war in which they have put
heart, is war against their brethren
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STATE OFT or DEEr. The State OF
Connecticut is out Of debt, and has
81 900 in the treasury. In the way
of public institutions the people are
we'll provided for. They have school
fund of over two millions. and taxable
property Of the valne of two hundred
and twenty-five millions.
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G-In Lncoln's old home. where be split
those famous rails. Elizabe,h, Spencer Co,
there was an sfior, made yesterday % raise
volunteers TO fight their brethren, and n 2
population Of several hundred only seven
could be got.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-24

UFThe Louisville Democrat says
the Democratic papers Of Indiana IN
sist upon o. p. Morton's leading bis
coercion regiments to the South
When it comes to that they will find
that O. +. is O. p. III.
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PAy Ur-We earnestly desire nll
who ure indebted "a rs 20 come and
settle. Hard times bear rs heavy on
printers as other people. and wliilt i
i small amount each ~ yVn owe rs,
II AL would pay it would relieve Us
materially.
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MONTGOMERY, April IL.

The Cabinet has had long session % day.
A proclamation will Be issued Tomorrow
calling 100 more troops into the field.
Fifty thousand volunteers from Kentucky
and Tennessee have been offered % the Con
'fsdera,e States.
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TLiberty Of speech and Of The
press seems just now to be denied in
the North. They have heretofore
boasted Of their superiority in that re.
spcct. They threaten newspapers, and
talk Of riding men on rails.
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No SMALL Morris. The House OF
Representatives Of Pennsylvania. by a
vote Of fifty three TO fortv-tcur. refused
10 permit the banks Of that State 70
issue bills OF less denomination
than IS.
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ITThe Republican papers cry ont
that s'thc administration must be aus
tanned" BY Democrats as well as lie
publicans. But when did they ever
sustain Democratic administration.
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Ut. j. Langdon, (uho published
a paper for about three months ~ this
town. editor of the Elizahcthtown
H.. Advocate, died on the 2Sth nlt.
His body was taken to lsockpcrt ioi
intcr,ncnt.
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New O-lrars. April 20 The steamship
Star Of The West has just rrrived a the bar
from Tndanols. She wos taken there %
nrzc 10 the Conf. derrte Sia'e~.
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IIoNr MAcAzNE.-We have 70
ceivcd the May number Of this peri
odical !, and find il as good as the best.
Address 7. S. Arthur n Co., Phila.
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NOTICE j. hereby given that by virtue
~ y decree 81 safe. issued ironi the OF
AL ~ ~. clerk 81 the Dub il Comfno"
Pleas Cauri, ana TO M directed ~li ~
~ Inr ssIs az poll auction 70 ny ~
h,dder. iar cash ~ hand. AZ the door VI thr
court house ~ jasper %
SATURDAY, My 11'h, 1861.
heiween ihr hours prescribed by irv' W.
se,,,4 a,,d pr,,fi'- lor seven years ~ me ~
ltnuinr described real csea,e, situated ~ Du-
bois county. 10 Wit:
lhe e.st ha.f II The northeast qner'er'
md the north east q'iartsr o. ,h- son ? ea't
quarter O, srctioa ,sian.oer nine 90 70 own
shp nnmber two CD -ou,h ~ range NJ .'oe
four f4) west. containing 10 &C e. o. 's"''
.y.iherw.rh ire sav mills machinery a"l
lsylur :. aud also. With The gsIsi mill, lonses,
buid MS and 'enenient-, situated % Ta''
Il,nds md premises
Ana IN failure ~ realize The full amount
~ ,tincipal, interest ard cost called ior ~
.,id xecusiun, | va ai the same umr Hn'
lnl,rc nnd IN likpmanncr, sellthe lee sin'pe'
lpi rnid renl c-'Hie.
Teksnin exrrution ~ The propcr'y q 90
scuh A ri.ry Miller and Amelis Miilfr.
lw,fe. Il, The suit Of Christian krnlz ana WE
\ liam Holman. u.
II said sals win be made without any rens
Iwhatcver rom valuation o. appralsne"
laws. r s.rn =
3. Bucltner. Attorney for Plf
d aarii II lS6l-3w. - ~
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.3r - .ea-5r5-3.
Anil ~ 1851 TO IL. Fcier aud wiies
female child
April 90 l96i--To v. Keller and wifs.a
female child.
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Il Mr.. Randolph, the secession
delegate from Richmond TO the Viz
ginia Convention, Is q grandson of
Thomas jefferson.