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VIVA, are you Tor doing low. We are often asked
We'll, We are fer Union Of these s,ates-uot at all ha
4lrds-5ut uEOnjust qua and honorable terms aud
OrIts dissolao its preservation cannot be secur
ed upon the ter ms iniicsted We are, in word for
preserving che Caoa, II caa-for letting it Slide if
We must ut before abandoning ,he Uaion TO disso!u
ton ~e sand Pledged 70 exhaust al rational and homo
rao-s expedients for It's preservation.
., there anything unpatriOtc unmany or Submissive
n the position occupy Is it not the position alike
@! honor duty, courage and good ath' While We are
for the Union upon just terms, are, also for securing
aid Certifying the rights Of the South in such mancer a.
shall fore1e, place them beyond the reach Of Northern
iptermeddlers And We are ready, the camor
oas PrecipAtor II the land 10 fight for those rights
the bitter end
AID vet. as We have said, sil for the Union.
The wise men Of the Revolution considered the Union
Of these States Of the last importance, and the mpOr
lance Of il 4 not esseued This is better Union than
e,n be made out Of lis parts and il viii not require half
,.e wisdom and forbearance TO preserve IL that It vi" to
make tolerable government without IT, We see ne
efficient reason for the rash and reckless movements
nov on foot, and we viii not cease to condemn them'
bOugA boil I.ssl shOsld cape, and bid rs nOt
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Swivel CRIME. ESQ. OF RANDOLPH.

TO he Editor o. tts Hhtq:
am sure Mr. Editor that every one who heard the
speech Of Mr. Crane, the member from Randolph, on
Wednesday will concur with me in saying that 1t was
the most sensible speech yet delivered. Mr. Cranes po-
sifion was manly and Independent one and his views
were characterized by enlightened and comprehensive
appreciation OF the position Of the State and the aims aud
objects Of those who for precpiatng US into eon-
fusion worse cOufoundsd" Mr. Crane is forcible speak
e. and his effort upon this occasion in striking con-
tas. 20 the irdlmatory appeals made by other gentle
men upon the floor whose reputation insures them
~ audience when the matter and manner OF Their haan-
cues are entitled 20 little no consideration. Like Mr.
Crane am a-erse 20 hasty action, ! want the people
to know and understand the questions submitted to them
desire them TO look well before they leap serious
and caamous war may be averted by little calm DELHI
Grafton and if prudent and discreet selected TO
rearrange and adjust federal relations in convention
the sunshine Of peace and prosperity may dsspate the
gloom that f and depreses the hearts OF our peo-
pie.
Let me beg al those who may be fortunate enough to
De in the House when Mr. c. again discusses the ques-
before the legislature TO give him their attention
aud ponder well his views and arguments.
A FRIEND Oe THE UNION
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slave law and the repeal of any personal liberty bills
subyersve of the fugitive law would thus be secured at
the same time the Southern States should repeal their
laws in contravenon of the constitutional rights oil cit
Gems of free States who cannot be satisfied with less, aud
who will insist upon their constitutional rights in every
State and Territory Of this Confederacy These they
cheerfuy accord to citizens Of the Southern States
Determined to do no wrong they will not contentedly
submit to any wrong, and unawed by their threats
They demand the employment of all the constitutional
powers Of the Federal Government to maintain and pre-
serve the Union rejects the whole theory OF State seces
sion as papabe violation Of the Constitution and can
not consent the exercise of any power unless under its
sanction The integrity Of this Union-is oneness and
Acknowledgements be preserved.
PoRTTF1cATIoSs IN THE SOUTHERN STATES.
Subioned is list of Notifications taken from Colonel
Totens report made Congress few years ago. giving
the cost of EACH the force required fully to man them
and the number of guns they seyerally mount
TABLE of Navy Yards and Principal Forts South OF
Mason and Dirons Line shooting the Position, Cost
and Strength Of Each
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& NnhIa AnncrnIcn-

Senator Douglas has set noble example Of disnter-
csted patriotism 10 the Northern politicians who are
standing in the way of their country's peace While
others holding back and clubbing under the selfish
prerse Of personal pride and consistency the Senator
from Illinois has the moral courage and manly patriotism
to ignore himself aud 20 alone for his country. He is
reported to have said in hs recent speech that he was
prepared to do uEgtkig which the necessities of the
case may require without reference to anything be may
have dOue any opinion he may have advanced, in the
past" He . not afraid to be called inconsistent-he
has oftes purposes than personal advancement when
the Uaian is in danger. Were a majority Of Congress
constituted Of such men, every State would get her
rights in the Union, and should have universal peace
i'm thirty lnrs
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 9.-Commsnder Harts.eus, Of
South Carolina has resigned his position in the Navy
Capt Kearny, of New jersey has written q recall of
his letter OF resignation, bu. appears that this
er received at the Navy Department.
elegriphic despatch from The Navy Department to
officer at Key Yves, recently intercepted at Mobile
by the authorities there.
tappears from the official report that since April last
the Government has sod various parties twenty -four
thousand muskets altered from flint locks percussion
a cost of % cents apiece The amount realized by
the sale about $500 These considered
almost worthless, having been condemned by the ord
nance officers.
Senator Seward has the floor for Saturday. to speak
or the state Of the Union.
Energetic being made for the protection
of public property in aud about the city.
The United States Agricultural Society commenced
its annual session in the Smithsonian Institute to-day
Col Ware of Va, elected President pro tempore.
The act of incorporation, given bv Congress, &C.
cepted, aud the usual commit ess were appointed.
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nsIernte. 10 the Convention.

Let the people in each of the counties begin at once
10 look around them for suitable candidates for the Con-
veution Let the best aud abest men be selected and
vote for no man. who does not solemnly commit and
pledge himself 10 refer the action of the Convention back
20 the people for their ratification rejection Let the
immediate Secessous's and Precipiaors be confronted
with sensible and conservative candidates in every cOun
ty Let there be single county that is not contest
ell The safety and the welfare Of the whole people of
the State are a stake Let the people act cautiously and
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROu
CuAHLIsTONs
BEGINNING OF HOSTILITIESr
THE STAR OF THE WEST FIRED INTO FROM I'm,
M0ULTRIE AND MORRIS IsLihDl
PUTS BACK TO SEA
FORT SUMTER DID NOT RESPOND

CuIRLy,roy Jan. 9-The steamer Star OF tho u
with troops to reinforce Fort SUMTER arrived off ~,
Charleston Bar at an early hour this morning .hs, -
ATTEMPTED TO enter the American flag flying when 49,,
FIRE was opened upon her by the garrison stationed Al H.
lighthouse on Morris bland.
The guns of Fort Moutre the other side also oo,,
on her. when the steamer put about and wen. ~ -.
again. We have not been able 70 learn vhs,bs, a.
steamer or any person board Injured The b.r,
Is that no injury sustained she by the boat or tho
on board.
Major Anderson, from Fort Sumter did no, resn,,d
FLAG OF TRUCE FROM FORT sUMTER-LIPrr
HALL IN SECRET SESSION WITH TIE COVERS
OR.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 9.-Leut Hall, Of Fort sum,s,
came over to the city abou. IL O'Clock this morning .iS
flag Of truce and repaired to the quarters of the CIV
ernor, followed by a crowd Of citizens.
He was in secret communication With the Governor ana
council for about two hours At two O'Clock be was e,
in carriage with the Governors aids to the wharf and
returned to Fort Sumter.
The object of the mission IL not known but Il IA s,
posed that it relates to the firing into the Sar Of Il,
West
The people are intensely excited. There was no d..
monsraton against Lieut. Hall but the curiosity 10 learn
the purpose of bis mission is intense.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
CHARLESTON Jan. AT an early hour this mornir,
citizens aroused by the loud aud repeated Re-
verberation Of to seward, aud general ru,b
was made from all parts OF the city tc the wharves The
excitement was intense and the military rushed to arms
for the general defence.
Twelve or fifteen reports heard, first from the
works on Morris Island, followed by few shots from
Fort Moultre.
The anxiety to know the cause Of the firing WI. In.
tense the whole city remaining for hour in si.
pense. There we're no shots fire from FOi Sun,et
and it was once supposed have been oecisOned b
the Star Of the West attempting to enter the h4rbor
with reinforcements to Major Anderson Later in he
day this ascertained to be the case
Whilst the excitement was At It's height boat Oh.
served to leave Fort Moultrie with officer beung
flag Of truce and approach the city. The officer proved
be Lieutenant Hail. who proceeded to the quarters Of
the Governor followed by an immense concourse Of c
zens.
The interview OF Lieutenant Hall with the Governor
aud Council closed about two O'clock when he returned
to Fort Sumter The object OF his mission has not yet
TRANSFERRED though learn from high authority that the
message of Major Anderson related to the firing INFO
the steamer Star of the West And that it is OF
threatened character.
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WHERE LOCATED


In addition to these are incomplete works at Ship Is
land, Mississippi river Georgetown, S. c. Port Royal
Roads s. Co. Tippee Islands Savannah; Galveston, Bra
EOS, Santiago, and MatagordA Bay, Texas. The guns
which were lately stopped at Pittsburg, were designed
for those at Galveston and Ship Island.
Hampton Roads is the great naval depot station and
rendezvous Of the Southern coast.
Pensacola very strong and the only good harbor for
vessels of war; and the only naval depot the gulf
The forresses Key West and Tortugas on the south
point of Florida, among the most powerful in the
world and every vessel that the gulf passes with
D shot of both
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volunteer companies, to authorize smaller number
to receive arms than required by law.
BY Mr.. BRUCE Of authorizing the County Court OF
Charlotte to issue bonds for the purchase of arms
BY Mr.. NASII-of amending the charter OF the Bank
Of the Commonwealth.
By Mr.. CLAIB0RNE-of legislatng in reference to
the suspension of specie payments.
BY Mr.. DAY-of enactng law for the purpose OF
STAYING executions, etc.
Various petitions and memorials presented, after
which
On motion Of Mr.. McKENNY, the Senate adjourned.
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The proceedings Of the House of Delegates on yester
DIV Indicate of returning reason on the par. OF
,nbers. According to understanding of the mat
ter the opponents Of the PrecPtatOrs achieved mark
Cd and sgral victory The way il now clear. The peo-
pie themselves already rushing TO the rescue Keep
, ma rbe FIRE
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ALABAMA ONVENTION-COMdITTEE TO PRE-
PARE AN ORDINANCE 0E SECESSIQN APPOINTED

MONTGOMERY, Jan. 9.-The Convention has been in
sion yesterday and to-day, mostly with closed doors.
of thirteen appointed yesterday to report
an ordinance of secession consisting of secession
and six cooperationsts which will probably report
tomorrow On test vote in the Convention the ord
nance for immediate secession will probably pass by
small majority. Nothing of interest determined on
tod
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KENTUCKY CONVENTION.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. S.-Two conventions now in
sion herethe Union and the Douglas democratic con-
vention The former will probably pass resolves that
Kentucky would not be satisfied with anything less than
Senator Crittenden's propositions.
dispatch from George Saunders to the President of
the Union convention announcing the defeat Of Crtten-
denis propositions created great excitement
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-11

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9-Wm. II. Russell, implicated in
the abstraction OF the Indian rus, bonds was baed out
10 day. HIS bail qualified TO over one million Of
collars but at the instance of the u s. District attorney
il was reduced to 100000.
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R~TICkETS TO THE COuPLi-
w. MENrARY SUPPER TO the Hen. JOHN b FLOYD,
can b. md a. the Exchange Hotel Once Jth-li
TNTHE COUsTY COURT OF HENHtCO, Jan.
uay 10. ls6A the acting Justices being present ,u~mch
ed to cots Ter the subj O placing this county 10
ude Defence the report the heretofore appointed
thi, sntec received approved and ordered 10 he
ent, red upon the minutes And the Court feeling the In
peous necessity Of act this sub eet and coaeung The
OH proposed attained, but being ADVISED that It's
20 act ub doth hereby invite the pe Of the county
meet their County Court House Wednesia lay next the t
Instant II o'clock for the purpOsS Of considering he
question % menorszing the Legislature TO auih0rZs his Court
10 levy the opl such amount be necessary 70 pa Tie
county efficient OF defence and alo Au'hor the
President OF said Court the imed atey lay
such levy Ordered that these proceedings be Published daily IN
the City Richmond until Wednesday
COpy-Tsste
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MILITARY EOR FLORIDA

MoYrGoMERY, Ala, Jan. 9-Fve volunteer companies
departed from this city to-day for Pensacola Fla, 1t is
understood that they go at the request of the Governor
of Florida to assist in capturing the forts and govern
ment property at that station.
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MISSISSIPPI VOTES HERSELF OFT OF THE UNION
-IILUMINAT ATOMS SALUTES AND FIREWORKS

JACKSON, Miss, Jan. 9.-The Convention Of this State
passed the ordinance of secession by vote of 81 to Is.
The prominent buildings in the city Illuminated, and
salues of cannon and fireworks give expression 10 the
pubic satisfaction. ...... ..I. r...F ..
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MEETING AT WILMINGTON, DEL.

WrLNrSGros, Jan. ga meeting Of the Jackson de-.
mocracy of New Castle county was held to-day. Reso-
lutons adopted endorsing President Buchanan,
Hon. Messrs Bayard and Whitley, and Senator Crten-
den's amendments.
A salute of thirty-three guns was fred in honor of
Jackson, Buchanan and the Ori.tenden amendments
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NEW HAMPSHIRE CONVENTIONS

CONCORD, January s.-The democratic convention has
nominated George Stark for Governor and the republic
can convention N. S. Berry. The Union convention
made no nomination. All the conventions were unami-
nous in the expression of Union sentiments.
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CHARTER PTFCTTON

SENECA FALLs y. Y, January sth.--At the charter
election 20 day the democrats and Union men swept the
town. electing J. Guion, clerk by liz majority, and
W. Arnett treasurer BY nearly 200. The Union gain
is over 800 since last fall.
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ARR HHSRr pa
II-WiW ETNsL0W ROBINSON. q.

nISSOLUTIOs.-rhe co-pArtnershp heretofore existing
Dulder the nm OF BAKER DAVIS, In the County OF Louisa
State OF Virginia. In the manufacture Of Tobacco, Is this LAY
dissolved by mutual consent
e. BEOAvs, OF the partners In the sai firm, Il aobe an
thorzet receive all dues Of Kind and defcpun, ard
for all Tobacco Ia the hands all belonging OF
sppertsnng said Baker Davis either that bee sold
naming unsod Ali persons having elams sgsinst ne
said h-n will please the either OF the rar;ne oil
said arm
EDWIN BAHvR,
Jan st REUkLN DAVE
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- cnRREsPONpENTN.

LStf5a susasss ras5S addressed 70 49, Sitior n IA
20.
,ssis BOA sicss u tas pGps- tyil no % PsoA-
e. TNsfsd ne o. 0ag s.Gsfig, 0ugG @ % tcscn % a.
80 ~ ha dcp1red froE CotiGTT aotacsssscssd-
~ s--t fliasg cArrged for a. advertisements.
~ Vs eaanO uns.r1bs orsfa rejected oOzsssAGo0ssoSs
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ERECTION OF A MAINE SENATOR

AUGUSTA, Maine Jan. 9-The Legislature to-day cleo
ted Ex-Governor Morrill, as United States Senator, in
place Of Nlce-President Hamlin.
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". ". HENRY, pa
all-v4w wINsLOW ROBINSON @
CITY GAUGEH,s REPORT OF THE NUn

" Der OF Casks gua2ed from ia let 1860 u Jan let 1851
$50 bb WHISKY Sbbs Apple brandy; 274 bbs French DO
a half pipes do lllz Dbl. RUM 2I bb sin; IS wine 80
bbs Acoho l2 bbs OIL 1913 bhls vinegar; 20O Dbl, MoVse
10 bbls Tupentne and Puid ~ bids MolAes hhts OIL o.
hhds Kun and Gin. RICHARD FOX
City Czuu
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Jan II 81
U,EE LATEST PUBLICATIONS

ID At NORRIS Booksiors 81 Main Street
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THE CbLDRENS PICTURE FABLE BOOK eontaibug ohe hun
drei and sixty fables with sky Illustrations. By Hani'oH
Weir.
EVAN nAssNaros; or, He wOridbe Gentleman By Geo.
RIVER Rainbow and Lueky Stories By Jacob Abbott
tom Brown AT OXFORD A..qaeltO school Days a. Rugby
TaE CosDuor OF LIFE. RyR W. Emerson. o..
gel in the House" 81
POEMS BY ROSE TERRY. I5c.
AHANDBooK OF HOSPITAL PRACTICE; or intro luc'n 70
the practical study medicine dilde BY Robert d.
Lyons. w. D., he &c tl10.
Coins Medals and Labels ancient and moderp Illustrated an
strucons for youvg collectors tables OF comparative price
lbs Of English American coins medals tokens & I'd
tied BY W. O. Prime, author Of "Boai Life In Egypt"
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NEGROES.-Tns
undersigned ss missioner by virtue OF decree OF On
cult Court OF Hanover rendered the day Of December
the LIST day OF February 1891 at the Auction Hector pa
In the ely R-hmond to sell at public aaon NJ
GRoEs to wit: awoman and three children Terms rash
jsll-ctds WI. wINS, Conn
GALE OF LAND AND NEG ROEs.-on MONDAY
y the llh day OF February shall sell public aueon
before the Courthouse door 10 tbs ely Of WILLIAMSBURG n'eeh
valuable negro and also st the time add w
less SOC disposed Of that tract Of Land living In York cuh
In ashtof wi amsburg, known as Cars mr. containing soo
800 acres.
I'll the first day Of January ls6l secured BY boad with gooa
| security.
land credit with Of andtse
secured BY bond With good security and title retained eh
the purchase paid. Only cash VIII be rtqoi
| - may be necessary for expenses OF sas
| 49, LB. oosNAHAN, ! Trustee. o,
| wALK.Rw W. VEST, Roscoe Lpseon0-
WILLIAMSBURG January I'd, 1861. Iail-eiawiE
1 !
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1t is stated that Mr. Graham, Of N. G., declines to 40
ept seat In Lineolps Cabinet.
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MR.. SEWARD ACCEPTS THE sECRETARYsHIP
OF STATE IN MR. LINCOLN'S CABINET
ALBANY, Jan. 9.-The Journal officially announces
Mr. Stewards acceptance of the Secretarys lip OF State
In Mr. Iincnlns Cabinet.
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BURNT IN EFFIGY.
KSoxvILLE, January s-Governor Andrew johnson
vas burnt in sfigy in thst0wn tonight.
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II
In the Clerk Office Of the caun OF Poshatan, TIE underlined
to or for sale publicly, he premises. steam saw MIL.
with Of land which the located, Bi sin the
Road The engine built by Tsoot4 OF ftmord and
drives wi suei-nt power 90 eh spaIr ,toneshe
sngne and all Of the uacl inery IN good order
This sale Cd opportunity for Investment to
derous Of engaging in ba ines o. this kind IN. deed require
the sale to be made and the Of the Trustees 10 sell
TERus~Por the deferred payments g. and 70 month; The
gv bonds Nth coed pronal security and tie Title
retain until the payments made At the same time ant
place will offer Tor sale trac Of Lard eontanins 100
lying mics distant Appomo,toK River
On this tae, Dsens House, Kitchen, stbe and Tobacco
House
and years. with interest purchaser Swing
with personal security and the title retained III the paym,rs
made This sale Oilers rare opportunity Of getting small
JOSEPH GORDON, T,,.,..,
j.Il-c4, THos NJ GORDON, ifc''ee''
COTTON YARNS.-lOO bales "UDiJu Mns Tor sale ~
~ jail LACE DAvFNP0kT.
VIRGINIA :-At Rulo, hol len In the Clerss on Of r
Circuit Court Of Cas ote County tho Ith day q ia uarA
Martin Davenport himself end surviving partner o. lin
self and William Morgan, Fleldicg Bradford, samuel haunat
Plainly
James O. CLARK, VIM. H. Clark, John Clark ssm
ue'E. CLARK s,mue Williams, and Sarah Ann hs
wife James Suffers Ezzb tn his wife Bright In Chancey
berry Bruce ard Martha his wife and the
unknown heirs OF Allied N. Clark dee d AID others
The object Merry CLARK. dees
II The real estate Of James Clark deo and apply the pro'
ing surrender In 1si suit OF the plaintiff under
act for the Iie of qsolr mt dtbion then Ia force.
happening by sd,Sit that the endsn shove naoed
residents this motion OF the paniif by couhs
after due publication he,e sd Dc what 10 Necessary proe
Their interest," and nat coy o. us order 70 published once
paper prnte city 81 Rchmpd ard that anoh eopy be
posted the font door OF tbs Cou House OF tbs county the
nrst day q the nei. Count, Court
oopy-Tests:
WV; HrsIT,p
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PROPOSALS. WILL BIZ RECEIVED ATthis
oPPICE up TO the 18Th Jaousry for folio wing umbers
fa,ia.. a. q Io,,s xt0l
Heart Pine,

1000 n. inch boards for roohne y -
ns-iu RishnopS, We
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bill has been reported in the Pennsylvania Legisa
ture to repeal the sections of the penal code of that State
which obstruct the enforcement Of the fugitive slave law
The part Furnishing kidnapping &C. is allowed to remain
but the part obstructng the rc-capure Of iuGdves and
furnishing the magistrates other officers who may aid
for they arc not compelled do SOY the execution Of
the fugitive slave law is repealed. The second section Of
the bill reyiyes the old act Of 1850, which was repealed
by the act of 1917 allowing Of slaves TO Sco,r
with them in the State, unmolested, for six months
This was good law and gave trouble for sixyseven
years, and ought to be re-enac;ed
The third section is new, aud makes new offence,
aiding and persnadlng claimed fugitive to evade the
process of the law.
The fourth section prevents any person from interior
ing With the execution OF any lar of Congress.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-10-09
COTTON KING.

so .Sav The southern conspiralors bul
~ TINE will demonstrate the truth oil 'he
assertion. Notwithstanding the advance
in his M4Iesly the alove named h'ns, 'he
undersigned having just received irrsh
supply of Delains, Musli1s, Calicoes, han-
nels &c, he Is prepared 10 accom- moda'e
his numerous customers al shshi advance
of The old prices. Hoop Sktris, The la'es
STYLES. Notions. Groreries &c, always on
hand. al the lowest prices
Those who wish to avail then selves OF
the ready pay system would DO well 10
give hlm a call
Country Produce wanted at the cheap
cash, store OF l.. ShAfLEoo'
Boomsbufg, Sept. IL, 1861.