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NOTICE.
NOTICE Ia hereby given that have given my
" son. Albrs Welch, his time 10 act and trade for
himself and that shall claim none OF his earnings
nor pay any debts OF his contracting after this date
DANIEL WEIGH.
Wltness-FRASK W. PRAr.
Shapleigh, Jan. 7, 1861.
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AN OLD STANDARD REMEDY.

For Coughs, Colds, and Consumption, and a
Pulmonary Complaints, use the
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-25

not willing to let the seeding States go peaceatly lie
was unwilling TO give any guarantees or TO make any
compromises.
On motion Of Mr.. stanton, the bill was made the order
of the day for Tuesday next
Mr. Spinner from the committee accounts, present
cd report in relation 10 the remuneration oil the em-
poyees officials and Others in the House OF Representa-
yes; and also presented resolution the part Of the
committee in reference to the accountability OF DIS
bursug agent for the House.
The resolution objected to- and not received.
The special order the committee Of thirtythrees re-
port being taken up,
Mr. Barrett, of Missouri addressed the House H. sr-
raned the Republican party and held them responsible
for an the ills in the country He was opposed
sion bat would contend for rights in the Cnon and not
out OF it.
The House then went into committee OF the whole on
the State Of the UuOr with view 10 take up the bill
making appropriation for the Peym Mt Of expenses in-
cured in the suppression OF Iudan hostrs in the Ter
ritores of Oregon and Washington in the years 1906.
The Senate bil poyies for the pay of the volunteer
regiments four hundred thousand dollars and for the
payment OF supplies transportation and personal servic
three million of dollars. The House amendment re-
duces the amount to siS5$7) The original claim vas
SGul 900 coo.
M Stout. of Oregon addressed the House in favor of
the Senate hil
NJ ssrs. oin, Of New York, Stevens, of Washington,
end Haskin, spoke TO the merits and dement's OF the
till
Mr. Haskin moved the hill he ferted TO a board COM
posed Of Generals Scott and Wool.
Yr Pryor denounced the motion, and said that Gene
raj Wool had sanctioned tue carrying OF aud sword
into the South and General Scot, had with spirit more
despic4be than that of Ccrolanus proposed TO nvade
his own mother State but the people OF the South would
not send on; their wives and children when he came 10
conciiste lin by exhibition Of tears but they would
meet him when be did became the of Nir-
gn;a-with dedauee aud contempt.
The committee rose, ard the bill having been reported
to the House and the previous question ordered, the
House adjourned I'LL Saturday next.
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Congress upon which vote will probably be taken to-

Congress, upon which vote will probably be taken to-
day
BE e sale's{ 81 ths Senate aud Houes Of RepreseHta
ties Of Js UHitei States Of Allsrca iH Congress as
ssEjsd That TIE provisions OF an approved the 2Sh
fbr1ary, in the year 1875 entitled An ao TO provide
fr calling forth the militia execute the laws OF the
Union, suppress iusurrecou, and r,ps INVASION aud to
repeal the gct in force FOR those purposes, aud OF
TIE act approved the "a day Of March in the year 1901
entitled "au ac authorizing the employment OF the land
aud naval forces Of the Uuited States IN case OF nsurec
toa hereby extended to the OF insurrechons
against The Authority Of the Unei Sat's.
See Ind Be 60 further enacted That the President,
Ia any case in which NAV be lawful 10 use either The
militia the hary aud naval force OF the ted states
tor the purposes aforesaid may accept the vice OF such
volunteers ls nav Cr their services as cavalry, i'sI-
Try or artillery, organized in companies OF the max mum
standard I1Rtrous and regiments respectively, accord
lS Co -he mode prescribed for TAG organization OF me
rsspeCase u tae military e.. blshmeut o. The Oul-
ted S,stes and t shall bs lawful for the Pres dent TO
comm.son the officers OF such companies, Olt;slols'
,sl4tron7 aud regiments, iu tler respective gaqss 20
cguau' until discharged from the service OF the United
acs H-l such yo,uat1ers while ia the service OF the
Uui.ei States shall d.. sui sct TO the rules ard articles OF
war and shal. be entitled TO tae same poy aud emou'
me1ts AS OH ers and soldiers OF the grade in the
regulr service.
FROM FORT SUMTER.
TIE New York Hya'y Gives the snneN'd as an cvrtct
f-om letter received by a Neo York member of Con
..-.., e-,. ,-;.,-t. r,-- Sumter Tn, Letter was
So ,..,'..'.,..,
VIZ 'N' ''.N '1''''' ,.........-.;...
NV desire is to give you 'e" te'lo's uAtA Co'De''
. 1u, , f ,b rgsi.bed st.,eme6s coacerrrc
Sum.er are very ilsccura-e aud unreliable. We have
received no e,loregm'ut and know oi none 'nA' are
coming To introduce reuiorcements 20 th garrison Is
al extremy d'tisuil pro0.tai ana tAe auemP' oy no
msa-s irslres le execution. E,nee a. 'u5 'o',' sur
vry map wa conYace you C' '"S' SUMTER IS O' u"
means impresnt9l' ana A-f ne-@u' o'S'u IP'u
Is proportion will nave poor iouliauon' ",ll
large garrison aud abu2lant Nupp"rS 'nS lot "'uu u'-
tain large army 3sioge &c ior oag umt' Out as 'Oi
Suo" 'ac h'org'afalo1el eo'iuoa' are ho' sa'sR -
large ioree IS ,. '- "l'N on Ne o'''t'J' ''o" u.s.
ile batteries on Ao'r' .N-1' ''0 S"PtOl'I ~ -
p.'i'l- Steamers anu P''' - are O- '-e - -.
r.-A'' ana 70 u, seem t-.' '7H--'' A.'ss
li'-e le'' l.e io'r 11' .'ei 7''s vs. '..u - ~
aAN-'y, we 1''e 'i ''-,- -
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''7 -. ~, ,bs ,,rt ,f ans. AL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-25
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The cEPHkLIC pLLS the Of long investigation and
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They eutel' gsbe In their composition and may be
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ORR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.

To The Eiitor of the Wig:
Powes protes, to-day in the Seuste agsnst the mail
suspension bill was exceedingly impressive aud agitation
was vby betrayed by the qqiyerng Of the paper held
in his hand while speaking Some of the crew Of the
ship Crusader which captured several siavers have az
rived here aad give the most narrowing accounts of the
condition of the slaves found the prz L.. the
negroes were huddlod in promscuousy hundreds
and we're in the last stages Of exhaustion and disease
many diving even after their release The large Amei
eau Dag, with iry four stars, ordered by the city coun
ellis and made in Blimore given to the breeze to-
d.y from the ig staff erected on the city Hall Varous
other buildings have up The a,g in anticipation o
tomorrow which /, to be kept general holiday ard
10 be cel, braed oy grand mii5ry p9ra11 All lie
district militia are to be Oh; and i; is uuier3;ood Cen
Scott viii give the regulars orders to join the poce'
The building for The Inauguration ball is now externally
comTlete. The committee Q: arrangements consists OF
ai0 members. the Senate ipgrerrc.nted. sl the r .
pn5lcans aud Sauls51 Andrew johnson, rowoh, -
Irr. Rec Douglas and Thompson % in all tie IIoa'e
has - representatives, ano7r them Bougnyof Lou;.
ana C5vodc sherman, and Henry WIa:,r bigi5, ten o.
cars o. the arm7 ten Of the navy and no cyiilns.-
The rush for tickets no. grea, was expected.
TIE qges ion Of recognition OF It's nationality VII BE-
forced upon the incoming administration by the Coni,d
eracy, preliminary commissioner being now on ti3vay
htber. The Peace Congress still hangs fre and conf
dcuce in their ability to decisveY is rudey shaken
1, is though, fa4 vote yi Le ardfsd at 'o-aorr,,
but 4a, dag is one wl..h progerbaiy never arrives
slC.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-25

From he EraAiHeg, RoLJolt, Va
cephslc Pills accomplish the obje fo which they made
VIZ Cure Of headache In all It's forms
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-25

From ne ErdminC,, NORFOLK, Td
They have been tested 10 than thousand cases. With
Nse
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-25
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IIuRER CARD
ENH, sH SUPPLY RAnILY GROCERIEs

Nhi sH SUPPLY FAMILY GROCERIES.
10 frkns No. Goshen Butter
10 bbis Buek wheat Flour
S~ bbs superhne Extra and Family YosI
smo ked and Picked Salmon
81 y bbls No. ~ @. Roe Henirsz
% pigs No. ! Macserel
20 S@ inghsh DAlr- Pine Apple snd Go,Ltn Cte,..
,.... osi hesl, Re flour &C sc.
pfonp' customers a. hINHis 4 CO y Fsully Groes,v" " "
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-25

From me Dtha . df 81 Cloud Him.
II you have troubled with iache or
box (Ceptac Ps that you may have them
tack.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-25
WAsnINnroN. ~. Il.



n The Eh.or ofAs Hhiq:
The Pa, that day Of blessed memory, celebrated
vi great enthusiasm day the military plradiug, the
streets Lrorgei with sight sesrs drums beating from
morning to night, cannon firing aad ag, ayug all
the city The Washington and Georgetown citizen SOL
dcry-some ten or twelve Infantry AID cavalry oompa
ues. numbering in ell about soo men-parnled in Il e
morning aud the regulars Al O'Clock the order to Pc
rale si.h tie militia having been coantermsuied. The
display was very dne esPecia y the lac; ma oryrr when
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue vas cleared and the United States
Artillery dashed through at iul g,Ilop. TIE National
lies did 70. parade with the other soldiers and it is
ramored thcy a-e to be t.srnei for all, ged secession
procIyites. detachment Of United S,a-c5 troops os-
ccr;ed some closed carriages through the street., to-day
and it was IA. ored that Lincoln had arrived. He is
expected tcmorrox, aud tremendous crowd will
Die the depot 1t is probably worthy Of remark that
tie free negroes, Of whom there loo0o here
de- lue they are all going there to welcome in "Na,r
Lukum" The depressing effects Of his leyiy in his
speeches are very great the rabd Republicans there
by rendered more ultra and uncompromisnr, and the
Union and cancellation men are becoming dependent
The Union Club here are nov sending off Of thou
sands Of Uuion documents Texas in view of the ap-
preaching vote on the ordnance of secession in that
State The tickets for the Inauguration ball 90 off slowly
Il is extremely probable that the inauguration will take
place in the Senate Chamber. The attempt, which |
mentioned would be made, to suspend mail service in
seeded States has assumed angiby in the pr sent bill
to that eject discussed by the Senate. SIC
IL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-25

GARDEN SEED FOR FALL SOWING.
NJ Eariy Large York Cabbage
10 OIhean do
Do sugsroaf do
Large DruniIr do
Do Plat Dutch 10
Early Cauifovsn
Round SayaJ sSaalas
GFiAs c1Iej Ksls
kaEly Butter Le,sdes
Do Hardy Han, ,,ersulb do
Black and spsr,sh Radbh, for sale BY
oe1 wM PALMgR SON 4 CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-25

| To the Editor Of The Wing:
Washington to-day has been in whirl Of excitemoa
The integ nee of Lincolns arrival spread like wldfrc
and as it was understood that IL. VAS at ards, the
crowd set steadily in that recon perfectly agog 10 see
the rail splitting oke telling girl kissing Abraham Lin
coin The President elect KEEP: very close the fore part
Of the day, paying flying visits, however, to Mr. BuchAn
an and Gen. Scott, who could not have been sur
priced his appar ion fhe had dropped from the cloud
It seems that up the time OF his retiring at Harrisburg
Mr. Lincoln said nothing TO any one, indicative OF an in
ention 10 vary the by which he to have
arrived here at p M to-day At y o'clock thi; NOR
nirg he stepped upon the midnight train aud entered the
Federal Capital at grey dawn with hardly single com
panion For these excentrio movements explanation
can be obtained and the widest ruuors are aioat q
riots in Baltimore attempted assassiGatiOns and the like
During this afternoon evening hundreds have hrcnget
the hot-l for hous.
Mr. Hamu, who arrived last night, appeared in the
Senate Chamber this morning and was Immediately COZ
nered by Sumner very animated conversation ensuing
between them. Hale, Trimbull King and other radical:
had also great deal TO say to the VlcePreslent elect
who is favoraby inclined to ultra republican views
though from the fact that Lincoln has changed his quar-
ters 10 WIZARDS and was met TINS morning t0ere on nls
arrival by Seward, to whom alone his sudden trip vas
known it is evident that the moderate men of his party
stand now highest in has favor The number of visitors
now in the city is extraordinarily SMALL the InaugurA
ton OF Buchanan it estimated there we're 80 000
strangers here now there hardly third of that
ber The customary pltform has been pat up in front
of the CAPITOL and private way to the side door board
ed up so that the Presidential party enter the build
ing from their carriages, unseen.
Bids for the IS 900 600 loan, by authority of act Of
sth inst, we're opened to'dly for amount between
two and three times The required and ranging from
20 to 81, among the largest bids berg Bank of Com
merce -, 800 900 at 90, and Ketchum Son Co. New
York, 50 sl4 900 at 9o.l5. ...,.t ..
An attempt was made last night to assassinate Van
Wyck. He says when he fired man fell, but the two
others dragged him ef Van Wyeks wounds are not
dangerous though very severe his left hand being
ly severed but blows received while sensesss the
abdomen have produced the most dreadful retchngs-
Another attempt of the sort was made last night
on citizen but he happily escaped. SIC.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-25

You WI rue -enl tv1 boz your CophsAc r!s 10
them inmed atey. Rrfr; ,ul'j yeas
JSO staONs
PSII'f. .,ri on, NIX .frn"s lfa- o7d gJ mem .ss,l
i-aa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-25
MARYLAND

The Maryland State Co1f.renee Convention closed is
bors last Tuesday em5odyug is action in address
TO the people Of the state And series Of resolutions
The resolutions that iu expression Of the popu-
lar sll il mos. likely TO be had by Convention called
the recommendation Of the Governor, and that a. t
is asserted that the Governor sih oy proclamation
Authorize sach movement in the event OF failure upon
e part Of Congress and the Peace Conference 70 ADOPT
auy satisfactory plan Of compromse, the Convention aP
proves that purpose and adj 1urns until the lztn Of asfch
10 Eait The Governors acton unless ntsrmediately the
ats Of VgiaiA shall secede when the Convention Is 70
Be Immediately reasssmbed ~ the cal Of its President
II O. Governor declines 10 call sovereign CouVen-
toa eyiou5 70 the l2th proIimo, tsn the ConFtnuen
Nil Al recommend 70 the people 20 proceed 70 tne
th c,on n delegates 70 such Convention The tone ot
lae addfe i Tree from any asperson Of the motives OF
Pose tHerng from the sentiment repesen'ed 70 We
Convention.
THE FORCE BILL IN CONGRESS.
he following Is the bm proposed By M. Ssantoa 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-25

XTtHE FIRE CT ARDS further supply cf this use
" - ws4e D1SNAN
I.iT Il. ben Tfsas Bsildlng, eOvernsf g.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-25

From he Adrs,1ser, PrOriegce RI
The Cephac Pitts s'd TO be remarkably .ntye rene
Tor the hada ~ the very best for that very frsqu
Goa Lint which has bsen discovered.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-25

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DEARL DRNTlFRICE.-Ad delightful prgparai on for
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-29

aTCoUoHs.- sudden changes OF our
climate are sourccs Of Pulmonary, Bronchial
and Asthmatic affections. Experience hav-
ing proved that simple remedies often act
speedily and certainly when taken in the ear
~ stages OF the DISEASES, vecUufsc should nj
once be had 10 faBRowH,s BReseHiAL TRe-
oHEs," or Losenges, let thc Gold, Cough, OF
Irritation Of the Throat be ever 30 slight, ~
by this preoausion . more serious attack may
be eaectually wsrded OF. Public SPIAxEss
aud SInoERs will 6nd them efectuslf for clear.
ing and strengthening the voice. See ID.
vertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-29

Attack ON secessisn sword Factory
I'm Htchmond.
The following paragraph from the Rich
mond Dispatch Of Wednesday indicates that
thareare still opponents Of secession in that
city:
Messrs. Boyle & Gamble, who have estab.
lished saw factory in this city, have been
for some time engaged in the m manufacture Of
swords for the Southern troops. We learn
that their factory was set on fire yesterday
morning, about hnlf .pass three O'Clock, by q
party OF daring. but dnstardiy scoundre!s
who, to the number OF seven or eight. came
up and attacked the Waterman stationed
there, beating him badly. lie did not, how
ever, yield quletIy--two OF the villains were
Knocked down. when third drew a rev olive,
and threatened to PIT ball through him II
he made more resistance. The party set fr,
toA lot Of wrapping paper contained in th,
oihce, when the guard summoned the watch
In loud tone OF voice, the lncendiaries left
having previously assembled Ia the ton Of tn
building and stolen the nag which was fiyin
therarum.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-29

e. Since tho publication Yesterday Of
Judge Halps proposal for On alliance with
tho border ruf6an secession authorities OF
Missouri. we have heard only denunciasion
from oil quarters. His personal and politi-
Gal friends arc chaRrined, mortified, Disgust
ed. No one approves or even excuses. The
movem ens i looked upon ~ one OF arranl
cowardice II nothing worse. People are re-
luctAnt TO believe that JUICE Hall il NOT tras
10 the Union. Yet MI feel that be has dss-
troyed himself, dissraced and dishopessd III
county whsse representative he 10, and sht
State which heretofore honored him. Hi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-29

Vanity Fair.
Tit for Tat.-Thc South threatens the
North with her Beauregard.
New York will meet her with her Bowery
Guard.
Ohio War Cry.-WADE in.
The Only Motto of Ellsworth's Zouaves.--'
Fire!
A "Crooked Stick."-The Baltimore Mar
shall Kane.
Important to Flying Artillery.-The art Of
gun hurry.
Just About So.-Before this quarr~lsoms
couple, North and South, can effect Union,
We fear Long Engagement 10 neoessaryl
Not Unlikely. do say that Priva-
teerirg 10 very Casching.
What this "Chivslry" Want to Meet.-A
Foeman Worthy Of their Sseal
Make Minute Of This.-The Boston pa
pers contain the advertisements of the 6rm
Of DAY, Weeks L MUNz They arc 10 the
clock trade, and probably keep their hands
running round for cussomsrs.
The Last InGrmsry Of Noble mnds.--Ths
New York Ledger.
Tears that will not Fall in Vain Any Of
the Northern Volunteers.
A Query for Ethnologists.--A Rampant
Roundhead wishes to know il the Southern
srs are, ~ they pretend, tho descendants o.
the Oayaliers2
We should say they we're from their CsyA
lier manner Of taking things
i Righ.to What will make good reg
imentp
Il Good regimen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-29

The Mobile Mercury learns from the Mis-
sis-ippi volunteers Of great excitement NJ
Moreton, Miss., on the Southern Road, on
the 18th inst. Ii seems that there resided Ia
that vicinity a family who were regarded
with suspicion - being unsound upon the
Southern question. A party of men belong
ing to q military company were returning
from the station, where they bad been on
some military party, and passed by the house.
Tbs family probably inferriDg that they
were to be mobbed BY them, fired upon them,
young woman sixteen years old firing the
first shot with . rifle, with fatal Aim. The
ball struck q young man BY .he name Of
Buckner on the forehead.
shots we're fired in qaick succession BY the
father and son, al taxing effect. Buokner
fell, but raised and returned the fire with /
revolver, making Eve ciTeetual shots. Hin
comrades stormed the house and nude pris-
oners VI The party.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-29

rolitical associates disown him and the Gity
or Burlington and county Of Des Moines ~.
pudiate him. Hawkeye.
That's pretty strong language. We are IN
clined to think Judge Hall did very foolish
thing in Offering the resolution alluded to,
bat we have not doubted bis motives were
correct. lie merely yielded TO that feeling
which short time sinna urged 80 many OF
his party friends to beg for "compromise''
with armed traitors trampling the American
flag under their feet, stealing government,
property, and violating ell their obligations
to the North and to the country. But the
lesson then recorded, should have taught
Judge Hall better than to offer . resolution
for a treaty OF peace with the leading seces
sio nists Of Acknowledgements Uax.