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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-27

Colonel Forney, clerk of the House OF
Representatives has disbursed nearly $780,
900 since the beginning of the last Con-
gress, and not single item of his accounts
has been suspended or disallowed
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There is regular daily communication with HEN
DERsON and NEWBURGH by boat and land convey
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SPEPSTA.
Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, &c

TIE successful Introduction and use of this eeie,
brated Remedy has been the signal for literal food
of compounds called "Bitters," offered IN various
forms, from quart bottle to fve-gaon key, until
this word Bitters" is but another for "grog"
or some vanous whiskey mixture
But the really great relief derived from the minute
dose, one teaspoonful, of our medicine,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-27

ALIEN II. STEPHENS AND THE PRESIDENTS
INAUGURAL.-It is given out that the reluc-
tant Wee President Of the new Confederacy
pronounces the inaugural one of the ablest
and most ingenious state papers be ever
read.-PhiL. Press.
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.NeEE@ G0ODS J!

Remember that the store of Miller Nielaus ~
receiving new spring Dry Goods, and are now offer
ing them very cheap for caah, at their stand, No.
AZ Main street. mhrl5
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7. JEFF. SHERLOCK, Esq, the present I.
S. Surveyor for the port of Cincinnati, has
been rendered the position of Consul from
the " Southern Confederacy," for the
" Northwestern States" by JEFF Davis-the
office to be located in Cincinnati
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MISCELLANEOUS
~U.aRRT.a MS SHE on RE.aE
U
KbEssOAUTF0-N' an "a. E'.a nT.N.FeR A.

The partnership heretofore exf-tjug bafwean
the undersi gned, under the name and firm Of Cone
land G NeXsen is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent. J. ". Nexsen alone continues the General
Insurance. business. GUILD COPELAND
}. ". NENSEN.
Eyonavf lIa March 1891
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-27

A correspondent of the Philadelphia Led
ger says there were thirty thousand per-
sons in the procession celebrating st. Pat
ricks day in New York on Monday.
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A barge is loading at the arseneI dock,
Troy, with ammunition and gun carriages for
Fl. Pickens. About 200 tons of warliI1e
implements will go down on her.
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. 4gD.WE.V'EsTR.aToA's .V'OTxOR.

n Il N p s OF FIN REgy~RBS IN
III great variety and at very low prices, at
decl8 FHOMPSON'S City Drug Store
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A VULGAR SET.-The Charleston Mercu-
ry pronounces the Northerners a vulgar set.
1t says President Lincoln is an " ignorant
low fellow" representing "millions Ct
equally ignorant, presumptuous and vulgar
people-men pulled up with ill-gotten
wealth, ragged starvelings of yesterday, IN
balanced, ungoverned.'
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-18
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL. COrpT rr

CRIMINAL cOCRT-Jupes BOND.
Archibald Stirling, Jr., States Attorney, prose-
cutting. State as. Joanna Galway, colored, in-
dicted for the larceny of 20 wards of calico. the
property of Ignatius Graner, was arraiened and
pleaded not guilty State us William Dorsey,
colored, indicted 'or the larceny Of wooden coat
the property of John Courtney, was arraigned ana
pleaded not guiltY.-Srate Charles Bragg, IN
olcted for tbs larceny of one gold plated water,
the property of VIM. II. Stirring, was arra,gneu
and pleaded not guilty State rs Jonn me e L.
new, indicted for the la ceny OF tw" pairs % G"o..
the prope ty OF Virginia A. Johnson was a., 49,,
and pleaded not guty.-lhe oou'' 'uen au
jDurned
SUPERIOR CoURT-JupGE MARTIN
On tn. calling of the Court, L. hewitt Steele,
E-o announced the death OF Cornelius Mclean,
ESQ and accompanied the announcement with
~ remarks expressive of the high character of the
deceased as a lawyer and citizen, and of the deep
regret with which the Intelligence of his death had
been recriv bv the bar, and moved that the Court
adjourn as mark OF respect to his memory. His
II nor Judge Martin responded follows: The
death of the late Cornelius Mclean, O.. which has
just been announced at the bar is to me the subject
of profound regret and sorrow. He was faithful,
industrious and accomplished lawyer, remarkable
for his skill, energy and learning; and while he
never lied to win the respect and confidence of the
bench, he was always admired and beloved by hi.
professional brothers As a testimonial of our ad-
miratl"n oil the Character, and of our respects for
the memory o our departed friend and brother,
i shall direct the Cnu to be adj ,urned until to-
morrow at ten O'Clock. The Court then ad-
II ned.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.-JUDGE GILES
U Don the assembling of this Court Yesterday
m hrning, District ATTORNEY Addison announced the
death OF Cornelius Mclean, Esq, and the Court
adlrurnef in respect to his memory.
COURT OF COAMON PLEAS-LUpGE MARSHALL
Upon the announcement b. Mr.. rasgart OF the
death OF Cornelius Mclean, E,q a member of the
BAR, the G urt Adjourned till this morning.
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GfeaMhnsfs.

E5s .4slA=e CHANGE N az bsEs TO rms
Rs @4TSAS ssd d fdEF TA~Hrsc
tJH WIN L We Baltimore for the Pauxent River on the
IS sATTs DAT, TUESDAY and rnoRsDAy, eommepc
h nananF ;ss S b&n HsHh e;
"SsSS On will be- Be ai' eel for Batm2re
i9r , Be edct leaving Benedict Saturday morning at
he above steamers will call all the usual andings on
the River also at Fair Haven and Plum POINT son and
Fsghts received up to O'Clock the days previous to
Passage to fatuxeEt River....$l 90. Meals extra
Do Fair arm H tE;e5.' :::.: As e. b. b. is,
ESIe FOR THE PATUXhNr RIVER.
sss4ksssAr The steamer MARY WASHINGTON will
hs T91te to the Patuxent River, commencing n
thereafter until further notice -e''"'
The gEoaeg %s viii TiE eava her a"s wharf
for The same place. "''"s "a''i 10TH
ND THEo wEEMs, Master.
All freight must be prepaid, mtl6u
s~sIs BALTIMORE AND SU8QURHAT
3Shi99HE Is S 7Ey 3 Il rq ozx2
I SSSpST wy tg E4g,R %sSi
fs6A 5y faF$ s1fykb15%2 e SsS
Ths ssaasbSs. %SGAsGEka' ce5 a''g:t rdnsor
.saTSs sane pldc5 w cry TUESDAY,, THURSDAY an
PORT DEPQsIT EVERY I0NDlY, WEnYEsHSY ~ anS
az o'clock, P ~ " " N'
Passage, berths included, so cents
Freight received jaliy until o'clock, carried az lov
rates and carefully attended to- - "
risk n Ss re-
The agent at Hayre de trace will attend 10 Frgcirp
merchsni5e Consigned t. him for any point the D. =,
Yl Canaisor vii reshp lreights Intended moSe
Pniladephis or elsewhere
The steamboat "iUhIATA, Capt. Fred Tomlinson car
Jos TAYTOP sga-,
K ALEX IA YLOR, Agent HARE &c erase
apis tt }. TOME, Agent, Port Deposit.
$50 OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
rI F9R Z, kEREEnHERIcK 81 yISGNiA AND Ian
| The steamer vIRGINIA. Captain n Farbank. leave.
wharf Ev Fp AFTEaN00N at ocYdct ,' s,
hHHNlNG at O'Clock, Immediately gfter the arrival ~
the train of cars from Richcond and Washington StprnF
~ an the regular Landings the Rapparann0cx RI
senSers. ~ ~ s
, THE VIRGINIA
new, and built by merchants frade
ana baltimore, Interested in the and
eIchaitS ana ainers residing the counties bordering
On me happahannock for the purpose of kae:g
ueck has been enclosed, thus aoiipg complete pro
sies.on 0r Horses and other live Carriages OF ali
or % board and carried under deck without
at3n re large and commodous, aud her "a nscirg To-
IRE As and freight bat she he,
| n9 superior on the waters OF the Chesapeake. ~
BY CAPkoN CO. BoWy 1' WHARF. and charges pa
~ F.eght received on board Of the Steamer Weinesaa
ana thursdays, and on Fridays up to o'cl0rk II -
for further information and Blank Receipt f ezra
NY the company, apply on BOARD, or to
r,r,rnr No. 81 Rowiy's wharf, Baltimore.
80. rk fIesli. ut frederick shnrg, Va rni22-'
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Stgrage

STORAGE.-Roomc can be had in fir e-pro
~ warehouse on Commerce str ct. Apply to
.. JOHN HENDERSON Il CO.,
fei9-tf cnrne' Pratt and Commerce streets
STORAGE TAKEN at the lowest rates Dy
""'' " 'r>F"N in1 = Entau str."' -nIt /:
STORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
be obtained in desirable Warehouse having two water
froHts on Bowly wharf Apply to ~
i2-tf Wood street. BoWIvS . MAI W.,
STnRA GE.-Capacity to the extent of 10000
'oarreis merchandise 10 at Henderson
wharf. Apply to JOHN HENDERSON Il co,
myT-t corner Commerce and Pratt streets
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor OF Cellar
- of the large Warehouse No l22 $ Eutaw street. oppo.
site raltimGre and ohio Railroad Depot Apply on the
premises to REP II WOLF. fpStf
STORAGE Will BE TAKEN AT LOW
orales in Warehouse No. 68 South street.
WI. SMITH,
= o.,ttet
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Gg8::.

CoAh. Coz,
AND
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
having large supply of I9Al on hand and dsiIo r..
celvlng by canal and railroad, continue to sell re
tail at WFI0LESAI LIE prices - ~ e
klNDLlNG WOOD-Sawed Wood preparea at nv ov,r,
reduced " " '' ''e0'-'
WOOD without being sawed split for sale at all times
at wharf prices "
John q. MCCULLOUGH,
49, Wholesale and Retail Coal and Wood Dealer
OGice-H. ". corner Pratt Fremont street..
n w. corner Park and Favptte 81
Hhsrf-fnot hntav street, Spring Gardens au29-tF
A. U l.
CUnr8ERLAND coal OF the best quality, from the
american Company and other mines in the Georges Greek
valley constantly for sale by the cargo or car load
,..r SflCkEEY q Co,
aLzE-o' Exchange Place
FG0RGES CREEK COAL, SWAET0N
r9at " ~ =
CUMBERLAND COAL OF GEORGES
S5HGKEEk, by cargo Load direct from the mine
STEPHEN :: Lie, Agent 30 South Gayst aui6tf
1 tOAL:-Cumberland Coal of the best quality
Sroin the American Compapy's and other mines in 4
4@soIge creek valley, for shipment from Baltimore or
Exchange Place ~ nj. ~
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aazi Aagas.

SSss ~ 5Jfssss2sSsssssS ;.st1 PHILADELPHIA,
s<sS w. sfzf--S5Sg WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE
c1,,,,o $500 - RAILROAD
oSFhING AND SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS
~, I'D after MONDAY, May 18th, as;ea -, Teams for
PniladeiPhs viii leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPtt daily
except sunday follows, viz: '
rSpress IRAN at 10 o'clock A. VI wy Vail at IS
"c,ncS a Evening Nail at AS F. VI On ST MAYS
,.ii uther hotlre At 943 ~ and A NJ All TIA ms
nnsGt With New York trains except AS P tain on
PPreig.t Train with Passenger Car attached leaves II
stopping at all stations between Baltimore Iai
fo Delaware and Eastern Shore OF Maryland
ton. '''''O ~ way VI winning
cars WI oi AZ ;e ~ e !, ~ I, .sFhg the
m2-tf "iHH'<hA UNA FOhb,
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PARkHURST, JR., L CO..
- GENERAL COKHJSSyOy vFpcU,,-,c
spFu,E yrr,,--,.. AND DEALERS IN
" Emil ME- In FL IN ASD CRUDE WHALE Oils
opP,,, STRAITS BANk AND SIJnRE or
SFEAA Az D DAAAETINE CANfT rs SO 0-l''S'
see-tf :" SOUTH aTRFET,
baruorp.
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NJ W. WHITMAN,
PRODUCE AND GENERAL
20 III MI Is 81 II y M Il CR4NT
yrCor rr DEALEH IN
"ENA' FEA HERS, Ft rs. DRIED FRUIT. BEESW.y
AND PRODUCE GENERALITY "a
;o., no. 81 LIGHT STREET,
Iz-9 BALTIMORE
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Ship JANE "A ENDFpsov r.....- PACKETS,
:. HI HE.s q r & MILLER, 8. CALI
fhess vessels are all OF superior class and 81 . .
Uwest 9guTe They sail regularly as adyeTtis; ma o. "a
aait ny captains well experienced in the trade Ti
y ZOO OF me above vessels in such az win afford go
apply to GTHN II \ : MS ssiiteSStaaGSe passage
GEO " uyNJco,y l. r. NO 81 Pratt street
fer polp'hess and dispatch ali goods ccnsirned 10
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oIIII 70 N d UUii MISSION MERCHANTS
l25 SMITHS WHARF,
Advo,co,r,,5oo-. BALTIMORE
re4ds N the various ports Europe ana the West
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Stf5ts WhNTED.-A vessel ot 300 tons to load
it for London Also, vessel Of .G0l5np ions fo
SIDE 81 Cuba and thence 70 Europe Apply to 'O-'n
s3tf AoRREi ! \ RANDALL,
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Alsa EEss z:s..:.:s.::::d1 NORTHERN
----S2-@a--IzzE CENTRAL. RAILWAY,
c, PERiNTINDENTS OFF CE3
ER ~ uc hosA Is now open for TRANSPORTATION OF
" p lbnI@rmaon respecting rates, &c apply TO JAMES
ii FL L. ! irtight Agent Calvert Station
or FhtGHIS destined West, via YennarIvania R,
r r., al apply to MAuRAW K0oNS, corner Nor h and
MI Ia, 't'ee's' JAS. c. CLARKE
-. superintendent.
{as. ..s.s.....:,: NORTHERN CENTRAL
sx.AS2H--arcss RAILWAY
oLPkklNTEN DENTS OFFIlE CALVERT,
o,a STA ION BALTIMORE May 18th, 1851. (
oH ana aIter - DAY, May 18th, aims on North
mp, Eenta hallway arrive and depart follows until
TRAINS NORTH
NAL az 10 A Express at 81 P. Harrisburg Ac-
TIE H. H. Train connects at Relay Fonse with trains
on hetefn Maryland Railroad. At hanover Junction with
nan Yer am gettysburg Railroads. at Yorx wit York
ana miighsyiie ka'lro d; st Harrisburg with Pennsy
Xan;a ksllroad for all of Wet Also with LebsTon
valley Raj Dad to New York direct At NorthumbcrisHd
Wh L. and T. Railroad tor Kin gston and ali narts of
2oiniug valley at Sudbury with Paula ieIpia and Irin
Kroad Tor ali parts OF Northern Penns ylvania AMI New
rhe3 30 Tr,in makes all the above connections ex
Lebanon Valley Railroad ~ OIL" '"e
The r N Ira makes connections with PenpsyIyaoia
for NV York. ~ ~ "0''''''
TRAYS ARRITE-sIaii at 6 10 P H., Expres, at = A.,
A " HnrrishnIg Accommodation at P NJ
sor IlCkEIS and iafo aol enquire at the Ticket
.o.x JAS. c. CLARKE.
int .nla
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7
- SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
.,-., COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS,
:att-tI Ealtirrov-
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ez4z. FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER.
F[I2e Al clipper cCppcred and ccppgr.fssrenrd clr
a. "a a. NHlL'. Apply 10 S r DUt Mock
S-tiFl t'S
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La Nsa -sasssssss3sSStSj1 FOR the
assss ~ ~ - HEST AND S0UTH.
= THE 81 lHIniRE AND yHIO kAILH0AH
On ana ate, Nay 10Th, 9fl the rrS viii un a. follows
Leave CAMDEN STATION, faltiroorr--Naii (exceYt
SUI al $50 A; b.; Express daily al ). IS ?. NJ
II 10th rEain directly throqgh for al. PARTS OF THE
WEST, SOuf WEST AND NORTHWEST,
FOR VA PASSEYGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the g. 30 A. NJ
trhn between dmnnt and Hh-s'iA take Accom- uoda
ton train leaving Pedm at 40 A. n; AMI betweei
g. rirnore ~ WV go - 'AA'i HUN
The FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Batirnore>,t 40 P. n
a Tas ELLISoITs FILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore
al 74o and 10 ". 3.45 and 90 P H. '''''
FOE WASRIHGTOF 4G0 FHE .SDU;'R
~ On sundays st 10 4 Is. only Leave washington ct
SO ana IlG Il. b. 2.3 and IS p 81 (,n SUNDAYS y
239 only. The second fourth train, oaiy from
Baltimore stop at way points The second au fourth traits
FRO Baltimore and the second third IRON Gashn
connect 9Th tai on the Annapolis road own
For urther NOR tickets every kind S anply
Ticket Office. W P SNiTH' Vic
=, oo,- Master Of Transp rtatiGn.
IL. N NVLN, General T0ket Agent mI8.tf
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~ VESSELS WANTED FOR
FF.sEa havana
The undersigned are constantly in want ~ assr. -s
to and from Havana and Aayanzas -' 0'e""
re.r hORRELL Il RANDALL
S.-.. 55 Exchange Plpcs
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,esssa FOR LbNDON.-T6e Al p-,.--7;--7.-
saassss ELWINE FREDERICK low IoaS SSt@n oarS
st with n aIly all her 20 engaged will Lon
S'oWage at moderate rates ; pply 70 wan take small
THUS J. HAND Il Co
Or So sOuth GAY street
iI5tf " RHuADS 4 SON
Sm l's VIII srf .rdp
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J. LYLE CLARKE. w ~ No. :,
EtLARKE & PEGRAM fA1"12
,N~T,,-,,r. 49,. AGENTS FoR SIIHor
'AR'U-4'iA AND NOkft CAROLINA AANUFE CTuRED
TOBACCO. ->'N-''
No " Lombard street,
anG7 Water street.
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5SF sale, 4reiggt N GQattsr::

es WANTED-A VESSEL going 10 New
sss1zas ork, can get deck load by arllTing to WV
aro+f $500. r.-.r, Wa. =. CROSS,
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NLEN COVE STARCH.
we are now prepared to supply all orders for these
celebrated SEARCHES at the factory prices ana in ali
cases warrant them to give satisfaction - VA
inns starch is prepared with rest care from the hax,
Of packages ' " s''iS variety
would direct the attention OF the trade particularly
., SATIN GLOSS STARCH,
new srtce, which gives handsome gloss to linen and
VIII not inJue the finest fabric This article is it mn
family use. - F' ~ " S "d8p'eu 10
VI. WHITELOCK Il Co,
o,7y "A South street,
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T. R MATTHEW'S t MATTHEW'S JR VIZ n n,ugo,
MUS. K. MATHEWS & SONS,
SHIPPING AND
;,o. a., COHlISSIUN MERCHANTS,
Ji@n u Be- pyhs
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sFEss cU fOh BOSTON. The fast sailing sc6r.
snfsES9UfN -, Robbins master is NJ W ioa5ir E 49, -,
@"nV NAMED port, aud having the most Of ,o I the
VIII nave quick dispatch. Fur balance rrp ~
1879 apply 10 HESLEN 4 Roe IL VI
-------- = w corner Pratt ana Cav str.a}s
.cS%s, NEW ORLEANS 10y 2--sS-s
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G5sS FOR LlVEkPOUL.-The Al British har,
Com m rel. m u OUT, Capt. Abbott now leading a,
dispatch For an being Of small capacity will have
jel4tf FOARD & ROGERS
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d 3 he sSS GLARK ns mas bT u hTo
state-rootn accommodan ,b bor only, ayin fine
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~ 49, IEaL9E5 II
NAILS, CG&i. AND IRON
NO ~ EEcIanre%pfscr. Ut stsis. e.Fg4-
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Lz+ FIIR ppU,,,7- l6 Bowlys wharf
g. iar B d D. Kam master w hare bremen mem snip
the Captain on tosrd az fSr flight pasagt apSly to
" 00"'N' a. i'eIt villa t. "ii'S "
ieIl-2w* a SHUaACHFR d CO.
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Eaah oooN Capt Aiken, will take my frefaI O
oner' at moderat: rates. 2ppyto ''S"' That may
ian . TfIOS. J HAND 3 m
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4 GEORGE WARNER
- EoD TIM, COMHISSION MERCHANT
PRODUCE, ~
m i62 SCCTH EUTAw. sTEFpT.
NopPCSite BaitIni0re ana Ohio
IT, -. Refers by peruis sion to ~. "
messrs. kirkland Cha q Co Raitin,ora
HteSsr5 Peafce q Gray Baltimore
s:tsHT$ bucker = Shipley, Batmora
9iessFs Isaac reYnOldS q San. Baitim
1;;essrs. EycEnOf Il Post, New Yort
hs!essrs SPOTS, Harvey 4 Co. Richmo,d
MeSsrs. Alyey y Lipsc NIB, Richmond
nessTs > T. 7. q. Budd Charirxt
Gessrs. Ioutmn, Voorhees, Z 20 #ob;;a
george Nathan, ESQ, New Orrsn,
ht:%d Y. Warner, $50. PtiIad .!pbia
ClOre 7'N1"1 ''ecAahcs' BANK, Balti'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-18
The old Public FunetIonarr.

Like the Louisville Democrat, we should be inclined
to nifty the Old PdbicFunctonary if he had got himself
into his present position by mbecity aOne but he has
given much evidence of bad qualities since his
c,sOn to power to be entitled any confederation
The Southern States now find that he reacherous to
them. No doubt he had pledged himself TO leave the
forts of Charleston harbor without renorcements and
the troops without any change of position under a
pledge from South Carolina that they should not be dis
turbed At the same time Major Anderson was author
lied TO change his position if he found necessary and
this order was not cOuntermsnded when the pledge was
made to South Carolina that the status of the forts
should not be changed. Now the South charges the
President with treachery and the South Carolina Com
missi5ners charge falsehoOd downright Perhaps the
President did not intend to deceive anybody. He was
in an embarrassing position; bu: he has deceived all par
ties in turn lie certainly deceived two-thrds Of those
who elected him by his policy and he has deceived
the remaining third Whom has he not deceived, that
ever pm, any trust in him? If he to be honest
he Is unfortunate If he be not dishonest untrustwoE-
thy man, he initiates one remarkably well.
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nlnAtop among all the citizens Of the STATE 70 in'''
now either upon an equitable aud fHa settlement oil inc
avery controversy or upon prompt and eternal
ration between the North and South While preierr'Dg
the former we are vet willing meet the consequences OIL
the latter if forced upon u.s. We look upon civil war
as terrible calamity, but upon dshOnOr and degrade
ton as a calamity thousandfold worse.
Let not the Northern States and people, then' De DE-
eeived. Let them realize at once that the South
presents two ves-either prompt and satsiacto
nv adjustment Of the pending difficulties or separation
forever The fifteen slave States once out OF the Umon'
there can be no reconstruction of the Union-at least
no such reconstruction as would make the Union what 1t
now is This prevalent idea of reconstruction Is a
mere absurdity, and no man. North or South shouiu
permit it 10 delude him for a moment
We trust In conclusion, that in this great contest
Virginia the proud old mother of States and statesmen
will bear herself with dignity, moderation hrmness and
courage We hope she will nOby vindicate her ancient
fame and that neither the threats nor the number OF her
emy will cause her to swerve hairs breadth from the
path of duty and honor May she always be rsht-out
right or wrong we for one shall be with her through all
her difficulties aud dangers In word, her people shall
be our people and her God shall be our God and where
her sons die there will we be buried also.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-18
Mr. Crittenden,s Resolution.

The Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Ams-
rl informs US that the resolution Of Mr. Crittenden
to submit the amendments to the Constitution direct
vote Of the people is received with much favor by all
Border State MEMBERS well By Senator Yulse, Of
Florida aud the Senators from Alabama and Mississippi
Senators Baker, of Oregon, and Dixon and Foster OF
Connecticut also favor the pan and it is said will
ceiye other Republican The seeding Senators
who approve say that they cannot pledge their cons
uent5 10 abide By it. but willing TO leave it to pop
ulir vote. The bill OF Mr.. Bgler, to carry out Mr.
Crtendens paa provides that the vote by the people
shall be taken the 18th of February. Early action
would therefore be necessary carry the information to
California and Oregon in time to allow vote on that
day To make it efectua however, it should receive
majority of the Republican of the Senate, otherwise
its passage will be acceptable to the South The vote
Of Mr. Seward in its favor would give peace at once tC
The country.