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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-07
RY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

THE delegates of the people OF Virginia in Convention
assembled having by their Ordinance, passed April 25ih
1861 adopted and ratified the Constitution OF the Proyg
ioua Government Of the Confederate States Of America
ordained and established at Montgomery, Alabama,
the sh dy of February 1861, and the ate OF Virgin
IA having BEEN by an OF Congress OF the Provisional
Government of the Confederate States passed May T. 81,
| admitted "a a State into Confederate Government,
aud the President being under the Constitution Of the
Provisional Government of the Confederate STA es the
Commander-inChie Of the Army aud Navy OF the Con-
federate States and of the Militia of the several States
when called into ,he service OF the Confederate Safes
Now, therefore, JOHN LETCHER Governor Of
Virginia, by and with the advice ard consent CT the E1
ecutve Council do hereby transfer to the authorities Of
the Confederate States by regiments, all he volunteer
forces which have been mustered into the service Of Viz
pinis and do order alike transfer be made by regi-
mens battaons, squatrOns and companies o. all vol
uuteers or militia as the shall be formed and their
| services may be required.
further hereby transfer the authorities the Con-
fedsrate States the command Of all the officers seamen
aud marines of the Provisional Navy Of Virginia for
vice in the Confederate States
do further order that all officers Of tho Virginia str.
vice now on duty in any of the departments OF the Staff
continue 20 discharge their respective furc: urdr
the direction sud control Of The President until other
wise ordered and that all Qusrtermlster Comm siry
aud Medical Stores belonging the Sac and in charge
of said officers, be turned over r ia Of ,he ;}on
federale sates, upon proper r-aiP f'- th' ertcl S
turned over to be forwarded to the acc,a1 OH e. Tor
settlement. All moai,s in cAarl- f say Of th= put
ments will be forthwith return Cd atn te treasury ol he
STATE.
DO further order all the Provisional Army Of Nisslia
to respect and obey all lawful orders emsnatDg from the
President or th-s commanding ugder his authority and
tar the same nay be incorporated, 10 whole IN part
into the Provisional Army Of the Coufedors's States at
the pleasure Of the President
DO farther authorize the Of all pubic property,
munitions or war; & captured from the United States
the IN ichinery AZ Harper Perry excepted, by the rres
dent or those actcg under his authority for the common
defence.
~ Given under my hand rs Governor, and
{, J uoder the seal OF the Safe at Richmond,
L. D this sixth DAY of June, 1861, and in the
- SSH year of the Commons ealth.
JOHN LETCBER
By the Governcr--
GEORGE w. NUSFoRD,
secrstry of the Coumon Nes:h.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-07
REHABILITATION.

R,as-A contributor TO the Rocking am Regis
r yery opportuney calls attention to the importance Of
swing rags. He says =.
"Viewed in ITSELF, the saving OF rags seems to be A
small and very unsentimental business But The uses oil
rags important, and so especially ~ ,is
them The preservation and sale OF rags may be made
an item Of family economy 10: to b. dePaed But J1st
now higher motives APPEAL all TO give attention 10
this subject. H..
Lint and ban6sges may be wanted III large qlibuL's
csrne,s vii h, more POPULAR after while than they
have been of Iae But the largest demand vii be tor
making popr Fortunately we have paper mills IN the
South aud outing the must rely on then Tor n
most of the paper used Newspapers will require vast
quantities, SUD probably many OF them viii have 10 cur
tail their Dimensions and some be Ut
for the want of payer Newspapers do great d'a' oil
harm sometne bu lst ss cannot do .i!noH1 them
comfortably So that in saving rags we are helping our
slxla "a well as the printer and paper maker.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-07
small Notes.

This b.otch Of a diseased systematic nvsIiAble ag
gravatoa Of an rconvertble werthless currency-has
broken out here 10 its full intensity.
A worthless currency viii always drive out good
one by Al Inevitable law learn which one need not
90 70 the political economists but oUy TO the market on
Sboekoe Hill or he market under it. Silver aud gold
have sed the approach of the small noe nundation and
the difficulty of changing fifty cent note of the Cor
poraOn nto silver dealers all confess to be greater than
il was two months ago. getsive and gold for 50
note Of the issue of the Safe Banks First the Banks
! suspended redempiou-tbsp they were authorized to
isue notes OF less denomins than S5.00-then came
the Corporation notes. OF lees amount than 81 90
aad now certain adventurous brokers putting their
credit in the market IN the shape Of promises to pay by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-07
TO OWNERS OF SLAVES IN MARY


TFNHE underlined Sugar Planter Of Lous dspoed 70
purchase slaves on HE for fse
partnership with the ehsr in planting Cot
ton In the State of ouiiiana.
Pst-hs will purha fair price, payable ID from one "a
years. AMOUNT Of mortgage pr perry
thst may be req irsd
sscond-he will hire slaves hve yeas to cultivate
cotton and pay early sb fer good and $40 for women
made annually and punctuay ADD scared by mort
gage plantations and lands Good treatment secured
Thrd-he will into partnership In tbs planting Of s1gl
furnishing the plantations Of In order
containing 1900 Of lind AID capable Il prodccl
1909 ghesd Of from tle Cultivation ~ 50 to O
hands This plantation situated Bayou Trneboure A1C
within I'VE miles opu,usss Rd, d ih se hours 10y Raj
Of Orleans IL l. the nnest sugar rfnl OF LOUISIANA
undersigned will his paltaon agAlnt an equal vane u
slaves II would prove del u re t'nee Tor any one wish NJ
10 remove TO IL usana and the undeIs gn would pre- 10
under the control and Of active plan
ter who would reside on the plantation
The undersigned Will also enter into piinersp 10 the pl'nnr
cotton fur1snE agans slaves hne cotton lands In the Par
h OF Conoordl Louisiana The lands OF this parish are shown
b. statistics pr duce The hand than any pArf
Of the State.
For further particulars add .e., r r. BARROW,
honmi Parish, Turebonne, La
o. H L. HUNLsY,
jsT-vsn Obs sgen) Ees 0heals
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-07
ADDRESS OF COL. TONPKINS.

W. Inv hefore onr reades toe following address from
Col Tompkins, commandant Of the hana"ha military
district
MIN OF VIRGINIA! MsS OF K.sAwHA! TO ARNsl
Tue enemy has Invaded your coil, and threatens 20
oyertuu your )untry under the preeIt oil pTofchon'
You cannot serve tSo masters. iou nave ho1 VI.
RIGHT 10 rspudata aleeisnce 20 your State BE not
seduced BY h sophislry or intmdaed by BIZ threats
Rise aud strike for your residss aud affairs K'Pel the
the sggressOs AID preserve your hohOr aud your lights
Rally in every neigbborhood with or aiihou: arms Or
esnizs and unite with the sons OF the soil TO oeiend u
Report yourselves without delay to those nearest 20 you
in military position. Come 70 the alI oil your LnolS,
brothers md comrades in arms at this plscs Who are
here for the protection of your mohera wyes ani SIS
iers lie: every man. who would uphold his fishs turn
out with such arms he may get ssd DIVE the invader
b.ct G Q ToNPKNs
Col Va. vols Comdg.
Oh rlesinn x mania Nay 30 1901.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-07
BIZ the Govfratr--
GEORGE w. MUSFoRD,
Se,r5t,ry of the Commonwealth.
i,6-d& g.
[ From he Mobile Adrerti-er Of sI,LF
JOHN LETCBER.

Our town correspondent" at Pensacola is reported
the tick lis so we are without usual letter from hin
to-day. We have some i,cm', however gathered from
private sources which nav interest the reader
1t is announced, believe, correctly that the last
the expected big guns not far from Pensacolindeed
may be in position by this time. Il is also stated tina
Fort Pckens and the Island again reinforced day
or two ago by some troops aud marines from large
de-whee steamer-ons OF those, doubtless, which r.,
Gently sailed from the North for that purpose.
The Federa!sts are reported active on Santa Rosa
The troops are severely disciplined and evidently eI
pecting warm work before long. They have nine com
panes Of artillery, and pilot takirg vessel over ht
bar recently reports seeing them dashing in parade
hmberng their picc e &c They have several sentinel
riding up aud down the leland frequently, which b.
seen from the boats in the bay.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-07

form or pavement or balcony, and vocilerousy' de-
manding speech"
Who can fail to admire the military curtness oil tne
Generals response ind at the same time the good sense
embodied in the one or two sentences Of advice address
ed to the crowd.
But, pray let r,form tho bad habit altogether, ana
learn to treat public functonaries, however iusto"S'
with the difference aad consieate forbearence due 10
any private gentleman.
There is time AMI place for all things and no Dan
ger that the Ameriu peope will suffer for the lack oil
speech-making.
Yours, truly, roy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-07
Yours, truly,
To TIE Etiter Of ne Wig
FoGY

dat~T9 Hs hhg:
that deput,on of the ladies Virginia intend waitin
Scott and demanding the sword he received from his ma
G. Ash cannot % In person, tend you the followin
be old gentleman, hoping they may act as pertuaie
and Feathers" TO give up the sword hyou think her
insert them Ia tie Weekly Whig as take ina
A VIRGINIA MOTHER
Give up that sword old traitor,
To ths State OF the 9 .llant aad rec;
Who blushss with shame 10 know she n IN i'unl
The rrst base traitor In thee
Freedom or death was the cry
First heard on thy native plains,
As II came f-om Henrys imprisoned lips,
More thrilling than martial Strains
To that war.cry our freemen rallied
And c,amored 10 meet the Zoe,
And drive the Invaders from their sacred home
Or molly In death lie low.
Scott will thy blood not tinEle,
And burn Ike the lsva's food
When lsagued with the trescherous uhuper you come
10 DEUCE your country In biood'
VIII not the sword she gave you
Clean with lion ened fires,
When you lead your invading thousands
To the home and the graves OF your sire
The dagger of Macbeth vss nothing
To What that sword shall be-
Sleeping or waking It's phantom Shall sui
Forever be present to thee
Ard when with assassins and traitors,
Who disgrace their country's name,
Thou shall sneak to thy grave with terror and fear,
II viii prove a sword oil II anne;
sword, whose lurid lightning
Shall rival the place Of tie lost
Then shrltking, despsiflng, too late ihou'n hcd,
Whist that treach =rous blade hath cost.
It's poln: shall force thee entrance,
Even thro' the gates Of hell,
And .in thee a full and free admission,
To The traitors thou hast loved 20 well
Arnold will meet thee all smlTiing,
But only TO hide the tear;
lie knows his pre-emnsnce now IL gons,
For greater than Arnold Is here
Then the prince OF darkness shall say,
Do come up higher my sori
'sioee the fall Of man no darker deed,
THAN thine hath ever been done.
.'N,w Arnold cease that grow log
Scots Is the greater name;
"Hs sword he hath plinged In his mothers heart.
Thou dldsl only plan the same"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-07

General Lee being vocifarousy called on for speech
at Orange Court House. appeared and said he had mech
more important matters 90 his mind than speech-ma-
king advised all who in service to be drilling, and
those Who for good reasons, were not, to attend to
their private affairs and avoid the excitement and ru-
mors of crowds, &c.
To the Editor Of The Wig:
The speech of General Lee oHnge Coart-house, as
reported above unquestonaby the BEST speech for the
time the occasion and the man, that ever read.
VIVA, yilainous habit ha: is OF the American pee
pie, that they will let no of public fame or dstDe'
ton of any sort pass along railroad or other highway
or 60 to his hotel without dragging him out on the plat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-07
LIBERLLITY.

Evidences Of the generous offerings OF VreiniAns tn
the STATE are rapidly increasing Every day brings ne"
marks of generous patriotism. check for $500 has
been received With the request that the mare OF Inc Donor
NAV no, ne made public This is a general d SIRE bat
il il proper thst some public Acknowledgment should De
msds Among the latest contributions 10 the glorious
cause Of the Commonwealth, may mention tie tender
bv Mr. j. WarEck Woods residing in Altemlre, OF the
whole proceeds of his crops for the present year. VII en-
he ESTIMATES at $500 Ar john Garlck, OF this
civ has sent 10 the Governor his check for 500. We
record with irfate pleasure these acts Of timely 6cr'
aiiy-R ENQUIRER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-07

f.buous Banks "Raciiis dsssRsWs dverni." Thus the
transfer of chicken in the market sometimes becomes
perplexing and difficult negotiation and we are prepared
70 be amused with tho enerprisng spirit OF the butter
woman in the upper market, who boards the coin she
gets for her butter by the pound-dnd sells IT,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-07
The ssnariaGunrdo

Franklin Thomas, Esq, well known in this city as
gentleman of intelligence pair'tism and Character
proposes to raise company of volunteers under the
above name. Those who desire TO enter the service
land who does not y are referred to bis card
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-07

THE HAMPTON AFFAIR There is no dOub. Of tie cor
recuess of the plrusrs gave yesterday OF the rem
confer between Mr.. P,scNsl H. L,ttiaer and Yankee
Lieutenant il the Of the former. Mr.. Lltiimer
was clz.n in good circumstances, condu;tIg the re-
tail grocery business and had recently bu t new sr;S
store A. ono Of the corners o. the cross street, aud
was then occupying it. H. was Of small stature, but
full of spunk ald just the to resent such b'uia
insult ~ IN. one offered him by the miol OF depot
-NOrf,IE Herald
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-07

ARRssr or SUPPOSED SFr.-Ei. @. Randolph was
arrested in kiddebrook Augusta CO., lass week. on sus-
picion of being SOY. Ne ia said 10 be lieutenant in
company at Washington. Re wa' ken to Stanton,
Saturday and obtsined writ Of haJeGs corpus return
able on Monday on which day the Judge decided that
evidence establishing "prcbahl. cause" for bis
should be furnished ard appointed Saturday as toe ta y
for Introducing such evidence
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-07
TuE PAWS GUARD.

Al organizing volunteer Company, to be called the DGr
Guard M to be composed OF young men between the
OF eighteen and thirty Ave- OF good habits Peron' Of his
description wishing oa lave their names with
me- my cce the Law Baildng As as sufc Mt mum
shan organize the will DO properly
armed equipped and uniformed, free q charge The pay OF
al per and enough to make him COM
Portable
~ The papers OF Winchester will obge me by giving e abo'e
three Insertions Il Is 70 visit my native neghoor
hsod shortly vouDtee VIII may be dposed Join me
helping ouI tie tordes thieves and murdeIes Nhc
invading homes committing ourages upon our people
left FRANKLIN THOMAS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-07

MoRE STEALING on TIE PART OF rHx LIAcoLsIrEs.-
The Kanawba ar of the % ultimo says the steamer
Kanawha " lley her last trip, va. stopped at Gall,
pos and all her freight belonging to citizsns Of the val
lev taken OF by LincoiI's officers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-07

FLuvANSA-The County Court OF Fluvanrs b'ld =
special session on Friday the Slst of May end appro-
pri,ed $50 900 for the benefit Of the volunteers Of the
COMFY aud their families
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-07

A GAyK DAExEY-AmoLg those injured hy the late
Rulroad collision. Gordonsyille, dsrkey from
South Carolina Poor fellow, he lost leg The other
dav he addressed some one saying "Masss, sx me a
cork leg and will hill some aberlitiori3, ,i,.'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-07

VIRG!SIA WoxgS-Ol Saturday sst, when the re-
port of an engagement at Aqua Creek reached FEEDER
cssburg the vie Of officer Oh duty there ipqrred,
WHO brings the news" Some one responded, " our
husband" The Nifes reply chsracferstic OF VIZ
rini. women If" said she, they fighting al the
Creek rhat is my husband doing here" Of course the
officer was here on duty but the reply OF the wife was
worthy o! tho dsys Of the r. ,o!uiion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-07

WELL DoSy OLD SPoTsYLvASIl.-Tne c1rrt Of this
county hiss vo ed an appropriation Of go 900 FOR the
equipment " the volunteer force which may De at pres
ent or hereafter organized TO furnish supplies TO the
families of those il the service who nay be II needy
c;xc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-07

A PArRIor-Wn Morris Of Louisa county, Offers
81 goo 10 40 Artillery Company forming 10 OhaIottes
vlie of which be is private member Ito is one OF the
farmers from the Green Spog neghbofhood that sent
thirty negroes to work 10 the neshborbood Of Norfolk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-07

GLORIOUS 0LD CHgsrsRSisLD We understand that
this gallant county hes already nine companies OF volun
eers in the lid and that the tnth QUE forming
will be ready TOR service in short time
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-07

ARKANSAS Arkansas hss appropriated 81 COO 900 for
the and pcced the enre forces OF the State At the
command of President Davis Toe, 90 the whole figure
over in Rackers,ck when they get started
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-07
CAY VERDE GUANO.

The Phophoric Acid AZ oao,sd Above combined with lime
magnssia equal to 81 TX per OF Bone Pho phate Of Lime
Signed, @. A. LElbla Ph Dr..
have with the above eusno cent OF the best Peiuv
Guano and being derous introducing among the Fm-
era ofer II for sac, In small lots at $40 per ton
LEI 18Th Street, near Cary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-07

SPRING CLOTHING.
nARRaCDJr, HARRIS a CO lave on hand
- Fin Dress Salts
fancy Cassimsr. fuis
Fancy Linen sut,
COttouahe rpts
Fancy filk Yess
Fancy Mara lilies Vests
White line n Goats
Bl.y aud spanih Linen Coais
Llaen and MARCEL - p ,nts
lney Cas- Psnts
DOT onsde Pants
shirts n Collars
Under Shirts and Drawers
Neck Ties, Hhdfs, stooks,
Which hey are selling t " for cash.
ALSO,
All kinds OF Boys and chldren's Clothing
DARRiCOTT, FsRRI' 4 co,
~ 1l2 Main st Get.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-07

~ Until further notice, single copies Of the
dali. WAC viii be sold at our oouutipgroon, and
:. the newspaper stores in the city at res csn'' Per
copy.
Citizens v1o desire to subscribe for the daily Wig
los the week viii leave directions for the carriers at the
,-ustirr-room Terms fteen cents per wees.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-07
ro CORRESPONDENTS.

- Ieers 5us'st'l fsHf o aadr's'ea o 20 A0'F .
re B7lg"
A.1Cs trries tota sides q ~ Paper s''. 'ot % pc
- ~ a , r, oSf No strsdlag ought Dc fn0u % al
md -si IN 40 crss Dc aspG-ted ~ Obituary Hotes eSoeed
ING .i-ss Haes a-s charged tor as advertisements
" IL can.o, undertake 20 rs4yn rejected co'ipun'ea'o's
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-07

There ere no mlitsry movements to day Of import
ance Our troops transporting heavy caDIo1 10 h'
Rip Rsp', midway between Fortress Monroe aud he op'
pos shore O;dr begins TO reign in The encampmenn
0ne-'enlh Of the Vermont regiment are on the sick :
mostly with mcaslrs Toe regiments a. Newport Meas
are to-day hberrv ,upp.iei Nth fre.h proyisons en-
want of which they have greatly suffered. Ao'si'e'
standi, hard work in the caches, the aIsssc use
and Vrmont regiments Yesterday sent down reAil, os
thousand letters for their Northern friend.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-07

We learn from good authority tina, The Ysnkse se,r
er Harriet Lane up N pint wi,hin rsng, =,
our battery at Pigs PoIn, with q situated e n,
, ,ide Of the entrance 10 Elzbe'h liver md oo.,a
brsk FIRE upon the battery. The ste msf fr,d ,,.
Il. ROUNDS OF sbo' and shell which "hur roJod, -
did no dsmsge. Oar battery rtpi'd prompd5, AID %,
sncceeded in demOli-birg her -he.- ogse 400 Nhsel
The Harriet Lane then cra-lsd CT 10 a cfIpl con,
di.ion. and declinrd 20 renew the oombai.
As we do not wsh under any Circumstances n er,
eerate the proves OF forces therefore do not
tha, NUMBERS Of the enemy we're killed, i, !.
kuown What loss OF life was incurred by thsw-set q
IL il that no MAN injured on our siie.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-21
TERRIBLE DENUNClATION.


We accidentally picked up yesterday COPY o
an obscure penny paper published in New York
| called the "Sun," of the date of January 22tb
The Sun had just heard of the secession of Louisi
ana and relieves itself of its disgust thereat in the
following severe and binding" languages:
LOUIS1ANA.-This ungracious pet of the Union.
who owes her existence as a State to the United
States money that bought her and all her prosper.
ly TO the taVOrltlSm of national legislation has also
tumoled over the precipice of secession under the
malign control of her traitor office holders, The
act IS as rdculOnsly impoten as it is rificulcnsIv
suicidal and tagitiously ungr2teful. For Louisiana
to assume the control of her ports and navirahIe
Waterswhich is the first attribute of an ndepend-
ent State--is about as silly as Mayor Woods nrn.
pOsaI for the city of New York to take possession
of the Hudson river and Long Island Sound. 1t
will amount to nothing. The West will take care
OF the robbers who are just now riding Louisiana
Oft like stolen horse, and will do it without ask
ing anybodys leave.
There is probably no move in the whole seces
sion game that will help more to "play it out j.
than the lmpotent assumption Of national indie
pendence by Louisiana. The repeal of the SMEAR
duties, alone, would reduce her at once to begg9ry
and despair The fever must run its derions
course. Let the Union stand firm and quiet. and
the only difficulty will soon be to find an excuse
for the misguided States to retrace their steps and
a convenient coating to enable them to swallow
their proud and bitter words
Just So" And yet, although it has been about
two months since the secession of Louisiana took
place, we do not see that that act has been "rdicu
lousy impotent,' or Suicidal" or anything of the
sort, Nor have we heard anything of that taking
care" OF US which " the West" was going to do
without asking anybody leave. Nor has the Sc
cession game been "played out" or the sugar du-
ties repealed, which the Sun foolishly thinks would
reduce Louisiana to beggary and despair" That
paper had better find out something about Louis.
ana before it undertakes to discuss our affairs any
further. The Black Republicans had sufficient ma
hgnlty OF hatred towards Louisiana to repeal the
sugar duty, but when they found out that their
bankrupt treasury could not stand the loss of from
five to seven millions Of dollars per annum derived
from this source, they very quietly simmered down.
When the Sun" finds that excuse" for our going
back which it thinks will so soon be in demand if
will confer favor by dropping us a line to let us
know what it is