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!B1lIE Steamer BrkNlIt kE. ItEi,!n ". ,.y,Yc~srS
Z ". k--r- w;.! 7-rrivr ;r-irii Ic.day Ill.
SATURDAY, lTp to The '.T .; !! ocioca ESISsttl.Ss
IT, 'tsS---2sssss>S
Frcich' TAKEN - h's'"n va nn!:l"ic ~ lowest ra,,-
srh greatest dispatch.
This Seat;er liza. .i! ,iI satrrcain passenger
ran.iitluu,
Pa-ss!: nI.s! Var: ...........-. ..-...........$S
Passengers vii! P!".,- "e "r4si utfore !? ccGci
NJ the C.; ir;..r;ur:.
Tickets for pa,-ar- Procured r;!- - %: cc:s o! "a
board tie
g-lf DAVID Z "'t. TGRRlS
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III ~, lIhSI.,
.kss Z Z
4, ), ". <:r,i,.,,.,, ,i,n:E

L. y. 70. >;Eit;S5.;P :..tSo.sE.
fDh MN IGhr IA N.i':fu..h.
TEiEE S;ca?:s;ip R0h&uEK Capta!c G~p.
4 Couc. sill Leave iusT -.
O'Clock, T. ii, sa:r:ins. ;he 3;h list. y. ~
Fasssuge:s requested =" >. ree-! if5gs.s.Esc
In due Elt.
2lh. Storage passage Only 81.
Passage I" NUrol, came ~ 49, river boats
Freight received to-day, ,saiCr,y ~ e. Re horr
OF O'Clock T.. a., Saturday.
Consgurrs requested srra Tor ih-'r not. to-day
1tck-s aud brrs secured o.G- o.rd tie
ship.
Freight for Boston :ss-r no"r::- r:'~ s: forward.
ed with dispatch.
MarC.I g-,t Li-Dl.A: ( WATSON
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UroIi, New OrIcans.

Sew ORLEANS, March s-The Inaugural generally Gen.
,I.i red here AS u drciarIou nj war.
The Legislature has passed resolutions spprorlug 81 the
course OF Gen. rwlgg..
Il! reported thai Fort Brown had surrendered
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ykZOO COTTON LAHDS:.:

: FUN SALE UK ENLINNUE FUR NLU ..VL'.
fE1E undersigned proposes 10 sell, or -Schtrsr for
Negroes from lr1 acres OF he E"C-t Cotton
Ians in the Yazoo Valley. s"- of t--- Land. are IN
cultivation with S;cHra NH gns-Vtbrrs are d=scene
and can be easily improved
Th... Lands are in The richest portions q; faSoo sEd
Washington Councs-ure -aey OF and coErcns;
10 nav. yalOE
j. K Anderson 4 Co. Tr-:r::r Iron Works Richmond. Va
And Gun address J. ~. BARNETT. or
II. LAWRENCE,
IA, ar Yn,oo Civ. S..,
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NIy OHLwASs March S-AdYc.s from Pensacola state
tia, LIEUTENANT, Seiulrr raising sand battery East
Of Fort llcSrn. The erection Of the wood land battery
opposite Fvr Warrington, was continuing
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Secession 1rovelnent in Virginia.

LY.cnBrto, Va, March CA petition, nuuerously sgh,
ell by !mmehhte supporters Of hes,rs spt 90 "ha
sau Inter- {mrrrbsr the CULventinn in o! GU
laon nstruct!DS them for ordluhaes OF sees
sion
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sTAUNToH Foot, Siios. and LE..3lEE,:

THIS Company Is prepared ill order. .a- Nr:'I.
L Womens Boys and Girls Boots and BroSas, every
variety fror, tbs ao-s. Lsles Slipper aud ros
Cater and Oxford Tie, 10 che heaviest Boot And b:oG.a
j: Il Southern Factory hui; up by Southern capital.
with the most approved machinery, worked by sssH Sad
having good worlnen are IL the Cneh States. and
Will furnish as good work. the price any acio
~ 10 the Cniun Let southern sustain Southern .u
ufaciures.
such as ordered. Address Wi. n. { a.: ..K,
Dec Ia-ltc9n :ci.:". ...sot-
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At ACTION.
as 1UESp..Y ~. 13h !r.: ccmmcac're at u ot!col
We will SILL auction sioTr, THE cargo y! NG
schooner Ev!i.n. BIir-. iiVI New u.icas, ray
-, hIs sT:si III. in rr.mr q"aily,
lJJ Lbis ciiuIcc quality NaI"ras,.
Also.
80 bags Flo C..ur.,
ID hEcs l,cgG.
~ bOrcs Aisr,Hnt.nc Candles,
70 hris Bourbon VI lI-ir l.
- ~ .Se'r thanpaerr vine, &c a..
Terms Under 3lh, ca- 40. uiOLi!s Ir-I', :c
approved negotiable paper.
Sale HI,hUu; regard To weather
IuSLUp, MOHCuEf &c.
49,.
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HEy. ;, DY TELEGRAPH.
Srcc:a! !'eSFarcll t. sc ltic!.m"ii'I t1q'i'E'r
Imp"rtnni i'rn:a Lrn-.,;miou cay.
aas"aTsnr,r :H< ,.2..4 49, sSsr1T's

Srrc:a! Despatch IL so uichmnii'I E1qn'E'r.!
ImE"rtnni ir":,. !rAS!,i%,"u cay.
w,s.:S5r"S, March :.
Il auyt:u.. !nuIh urrs-r coercion p"n the Con:er-
arrs by H.! Federal administration il will he furm
liable avalanche II faIl, a tsur. pouring In upon The
Cabinet from Union and rcia quarters TO show
The inrcsiry OF collecting the In the Southern
pcT, Under the pre.cnt lzw incindng the wareloa>lag
.y,t. .hch allows I'll. por;erttrse years pay dues
Of :ou1n goods, III. msrne AID light drausht
portion %aTy rou!i .e :G'h. the Necessary scrsGe
and Cu,i6S bo-" uurGrrn4cs t" The importation,
vr-r e. Nry Orc-us Fave To believe thst to;h
Lircou AID = .!;, adviser. nave This subject Under I'D
vscrtI: opening ;hri: ey. 70 he .lpo-,ibl.y o:
rrc;9a.
The Texas troops expected In Washington soon Is
n,va, src provided for their transportation t;.a=.-
Jilss have already hecn prepared for their occupancy.
~. darus:, Of virginia, resigned h;, position PysI
clan or the District rrGiieEtiary or the 81 Inst,
W H. S-stnn ESQ.,, NJ the National lareyenc.r" Is
s-,lru ro,iu.arr under Lincoln, Alupl,,rs,iuu.
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u. ScnnLe--Eztra Scx.iou.
~ =

81: Foster OF Conn, oTsrrJ the following:
Whereas Hr. Wiefall .cla-"i In deoae thu, h. Is
f,r-.oer ard -!IrTanc- To Texas AID foreign gov
cr..rrI snd the CpEtri states therefor be- i.
'H-koivct That lie lee expelled rom The Senate o. the
Cniici STATES"
"r. C!ngnan offered tie blowing substitute:
iR-tclv.t That Texas Is no longer one nf the United
States, 81. Is entitled 10 ne representation lids roor"
iIr Wigfa being ab.ert no action VI taken.
The S-usie then went into executive SESSION. and con.
H-ueI Mr. Judd Mn!-'e.:o Es, and afterwards al.
iIlriIl I'll, Monday.
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fui:SToA 4 "5:oIO an AND BOA.
= A Ia 4.

TsNHE ROANOKE having rr,uuled hr-
z piLrr .s.in IN Ia: line be~~rn Hcw (St.ss.r:i,
York and Richmond, she three s;r.i1rfrS,.f y
comprisluy " ~ fo'o"- Viz: rEEEL[ERI
his iut.EIuWS. Certain PARISH: IT." JhMEsIo"",
Captain sk<N,A aud the RrSrGkt. Capian tVrcJ WI.
I.ace N~. York every TUESDAY, THURSDAY anu SAT
UgDAi Ocl"cs T. Vi r;a' Lrf they MI! leave 'irre
every TGE>b- :. .!E.i !.i'i So tHi'hl at T. VI.
:u-lic- inr"r aae! rn.ar" If tie Dn'i''s'rnr'!
tCuI.AM 6 WATSON,
Opposite S;.aniegs Ni!AfYcs.
s. E-ri.- .rovr Sf.arlcTs ,rnp ..ul!O.k each
March
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-: SD,
On Thursday mornlns, nj hnr-.i j o'c1cl, SARA W
vifa Of John Hooker, and Dat rt=r OF VIM Real IL the
18Th year OF her age
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New AND IMPORTANT ARRANGEMENT. 1861.
!EsEssE= ssH.E2 k ~ ~ q: E -
rsiuE ADAMS Express COMPANY respectfully m
nou,ce TO public that they have arrsng.d TO run
tneir Express TWICE UAiLi from NEW YORK, PHlLA-
UELPilIA and BaLTIMUEE 20 RICHMOND, thereby NJ.
urdlnr unusual facilities for obnning their freight ant
p,c.ase- in the shortest po.sibi" time.
Expresses leave New YORK h; l. . HnJ oclack T.. NJ
Exir: leave Philadelphia a. A. VI and II T. NJ
Expresses leave Baltiu ~ A. ST. and 4.u T.. NJ,
rlylns In Richmond u; 3 ~ 4. and 2f. u.
EXPRESSES leave Richmond iar New YORK, Philadelphia
ana baltimore and al puais E9tth and West .. ~ A.
II. and 6.3u i, VI.
ONE HOT Il brfnre the departure "f the Trains.
EXPRESSES FOR THE sJC RI leave Echnand TWICE
DAILY 1T ~ A. NJ, - i. NJ
Tn. Adam. Ezpress Company feel that they Ecar2n.
tee to the pubic civry. arebon aud saii.facou IN all
heir intercourse with their officers In Ri hmond, and
nothing will be left unVu- On their par. to set III. wants
-,lt and pa. .rsr. arriving by the Expires. the
Moth AZ o'clock p. NJ, vii he delivered immeciasly,
t-rrbv ri,nx TO our cu,tom.rs advance Of twelve
hour, over our arrangement. hereiLtore.
STEAMER EXPHhSsES, r. AND From NEW YORK,
SENlwEEKLf. rreisa.s delivered Immediately rpoa tie
A' mEayy ,ANp LIGHT FREIGuTs PACKAGES, MO-
NEY BUyD., LEGAL DOCUMENTS, &c, forwarded with
.a,.y and patch 10 all parts o:ihs Cc.ted sA'es Cana
SDTE-. DgAfTs AND BILLIE. sith or pi,hou: Goods,
co!!rc;-L a. al accessuIe punr throughout the United
Stair, a.h rrJmpt returns yu.fnntrrh
siAs forwarded by each "f or Espr-''t' n charge
OF careful r:Id reliable m=s'=ns-'' ,
TuyicCu ed o;he. ,Emrl-, c=rrsd a; unusually los
.2tr-
All .rsIstt, promptly called for end delivered Without
;EeFor further Information please call at Office
~ 'iA'' '"Se" ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY"
Dec s-1i7 ". II. TREGU, sup'l
-1CIEYCE or WAR;. W. RANDOLPH will
= publish on Wednesday, March s-Tnctcs for Officers
~ rpf,ptry Cavalry ana Artillery, arranged and CON-
MET, h- sp L. v Bu> Ihc.. (Auhor Of In:sotry Camp
imty Field Fertilization, and Coast Defencr.l
prc--Mu.in u, or iu Pocket styi= &i--.cnt by nall
postpaid March
2 0OOBTCsSHsE!L,S; r:1IM sisE ED OATS.
Family, Extra nad Supercue Flour.
ThDrlry's Food for Cattle.
oil CsSe Oil Neal For sale by
BLAlR i EARvlE Commission Merchants,
Jan tS-2m Corner Of 18th and Cary ITS.
PARKER HOUSE, BOSTON.
rs1EE ADDITION this hotel beiEg complete vii" superior
L fur ladies and geueinro, wiz De open
I'd on Monday, February 18Th.
The house !. complete In sl Its appointments anu u Is
r uf the prop:ieors TO make Worthy te pa
trn..v- nj IN. .-av-Iitng urhlic L. D. PARKER,
;.s;s-tiuo JOHN J. NILE.
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..,Or. "A 'EIaEN MD tF>lD IT
I"N.NsE REDUCTION Is PhICEs or hsADf.> -.
/ MADE CLOTHING -EX.f4 :::duc.aIra's offered ia
to Cash buyers As the season !, az ahv.nc-d and
si havis large rtoc Ct Re"by'!iAd- Ii',ninR "h-
h.nd XII, oarT from Ibis i.Y, liy entire 60c; rncrs
greatly reduced The public GENERALLY arc inTrd / call
ana examine for .teC.srve' IT LEVI l!ExTERS,
M 90 N.n -: I'd door, h-sE 18th Tor Prxr!) St.
ps-I h.Y. CT haul large variety oil Cashmere .}n-
s,e,. auj. Black UroIdioIn 4it. Blue and Black Cr,h
Drs oa;s ovcrCoA;. ri all d-scri!an, Vest. aud Pant.
Of every Kind aal gaAl.. cheap S.rsu;J Clothing vi;e
Jsctr;t for dining --rrans, Blue Grey EiaE-
e. &C. Cali anc you Si b. convinced OF the
fact.
Jan "a Eern-tni,-r No. 90 Main s;--s.
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NOTICE 20 TIE PUELlC.
,IT AND IMPORTANT ARRANGEMENT, 1861

4 UNP PLASTER --125 ,ous to arrive per sch'
~ J. New eli. Ppr sale by
a. IL Il
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LLuIUS, chSS!&llEE%, 81.


VIRGINIA MaSCPACTrRE. ~ R!c:iM0:n v:"GlIA
IsIIiE CRESsIiAw WOODEN COMPANY h~-rS rrii.c
4 couii,e.cr that the sulrrioy O: their G""n, Vii &c
appreciated, AEa w'sh, teE. ~ 20 !"" N'n,d"tr Use
aud coiut pirn viii s-l II; IEc'!"u, il o! She lew
Storss under tie sp"'' wood IoIs en WEDNESDAY, '".
DAY Or NAKCH, lesl, a.! 49, GeV'!' "i thea n,"urf>
lure which MAY then be Oh hand, consisting ct N9Gl
yards single and uurr atird pain fsL'S q TIA, .Nss
lneres Doe skins. &C. Vi About 40 d!Gcrc"i >yirs Hi
patterns Samples OF ost of ilr'r uurf crL hr srr u
office aby time rr,S'ou, t" the day TT ss' and 80
this e,rrpr'- ,een- 10 T~!i' suc'' Eat =" """
will be attended by tir ue =! ia: '"F $500 *! III m
Virginia.
and Ill :5vJ p"u,'s crrd:, ;yr approved
negotiable PAPER with aiU" -! cDv .s c"it .r
CRES;iihw co. hu.r:..
C"EHSiiA" W"uLE, fUMr'NY,
E!chUIogi, Va.
VIII b- added Ira nbo"r sale, rt THO samr zine apH
place. large lot VI bOHtSFIC tor:D:s CONSISTING %
various 'luri.,!"s OF BROWN siiEEriNG sliIilNG asa
osSAbCE1s rahu,"cin,rn D.! .Ir i%TtS1;e' ~ rr's'
FEB Odd ET1GtcN'. s ilATvAN COMPANIES.
HI DAyas, DHUpRE;: d CO., ACES.
% N5:t;xoaa..-we vii. s.H THIS MVHSi:".
w ~ . '''"' ''' y ia n&vis. DErpREE k CO.
Odd Fellows Hall. cotI"r Hay0 ami fEal. IN -:
I'm DlCAAN..oH. VAC, > 49,. SGtrH
ENsF'TY NE:;-:Hi::. - rh!s Nay. - 20 p'c'"ei
& viii Dr. sold % ,Iteiy H.sro~L consisting q See
y,aud Girls. AZ: Hnp"n End "nti:ir:.
EiCXi"SN* H.. . CO.. 'c::.
HI BETS a. sstei.i.G;il hiCt..
T1IWESTt SELI.OEA.-T'i- Try. a; 10 oe'ce
4 We will cell g. liseiy saT--.
BETS GHEGOkr Acct. E:..Afn strr-:
HI rULLEAlsi & r''. i""..""re'".
~ NEt:KoES-W. "!tl s~ii rr'n'y Eve 'i-y NJ
40 GKUss re-Dxy, at !" "'ri"cA:
fUnLlAN co. nuctrs,
i)dd Fr.ySs iia'I
~ g-Horee Servant. Ccnks, Washers .nI Iron-r., 20
sale privately. raC CO.
tSi FIEsTuE RAVES Ss;EE.
~ SEERIES.--Tt;- daj, g" "'elo'L. 80
~ sold ~ .ifeiy SLAVES.
H:cron nI'." ,".r
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RYCssllOSD GIu:HttG MaHLFAE-
.cultS.

TsJIIE Subscribers hnv" hlnfa trzc and r1n- ~
4 nIr,e s-su,tm-ut II SOUTHERN MAHIfaC- ~
TCREU 80 JDs--Ii,s. tassr,"fS nrd f"shng. Of ~
ali grader from th- FOL Tiry r',rt rl Cr-hslsS LII
mill- Richmond. ~: hlcr 4 Co. m!.', Cuireprr
w. Va; Kelly, fo-h Co. r!':'- fredericksburg, Va
Thomas Anne, mills HHrnn. sii'h cou,ty, Va. Roc.
Island mills ChIrnti- y. c: which Prepared 10
make s!.st notice, and ia The iaret
and m,.i approved ---2nols that vi compare r.
rry respect with the hr-r Northern ugc urr gpod ard
ma ny OF the u en,as goods rqGa Ia IuaI;S 20 French
There h- no longer rkcC,e for buying good.
ont Of til Ia addition. keep a!-t-
hand 4 stncg OF PRE\nH A%D ENGLISH CLriIi. AID
CAsSMERs aoi To h. surpas,ei 10y any house Ia u. :y
We have hs hes. of Cutters, aud r"Ipso; 0nnmrn ~!
70 be surpassed by hous. In the Union, VIII! dr'rG'
Eaton 10 furnish patrpnJ win Suuh:rn CIolnI-i:;i'
tsrial raseh soc goods SoGh. roc ans made s"t
and W. tru-..o h. s9Il Roa s"In. are "e'eE
mined 10 do al u power push i"rE.rd r0ueih ih
st.tutona. SrtSCE CARL
ClothierI and Merchant TaLo:s,
p.b % Cnrnr. Of Main and 18Th srrs-'.
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CAnGv saLEu:'sU::AR, sioLAssES% sc.

&; ,t.'f - g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09
correspondence OF the y. i. Herald!
The Puhition of Senator DouginE.

!. ~. = lAE.L, FerEStts.
Wing AID Lxalnirrr will please COPY.
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b.. lesson, that
No raat,er that a, different snr!ns',
They prayed unto one Goa;
No matter chat at different tities
Their fathers the 500
10 fortune and In inue they're bhuau
In stronger links than STEEL
And neither can I've safe or SQUAD
But Ia each Others veal
What then, Mr.. President, should virginia
do The duty cs Virginia is to act IN the pre-
sen, emergency with decision. Let her speak
n,,t Let her dc,nand settlement Of the
issues periing between the two sections OF the
cn,,.trr now and forever. The country de.
,,.,n.is ria. there shall be 6nai settlement OF
this question: settlement ut once anu, as
have said forever. Whist programme tnen, or
lin. Of polcy should Virginia pursue: Let
h.r 90 indicated in the resolutions OF the gen
Lava. . from Chesterfield (Mr Cox? call a
',nfarsnre of the border States. Let them ae'
tsr,,;n- ,nun such amendments TO the Constl
tr,;on nc NAV be deemed necessary LOT Tue
protection Of the South. care hot ""en.,
they are the Crittendeu amendments VI 4'J
other amendments equivalent to lneu'. 80
her propose them as the ultnatum upon "l'elt
tn. settlement OF the questions at issue DEWEY
the t,so sections is to be adjusted. N
II is due to the border States mat we az
should meet in convention. would not rasp-
" upd precipitately rush out Of this Union, or
first undertake this settlement without tne
counsel Of these border StHtcs. We have con- 1,
demned the cotton States for their action. we
should not initiate the same action on our part
bur we should call them into council
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-11,IEYCE or WAR;. V. RANDOLPH will
= uulI;,h on Wednesday, March NTnctcs for Officers
Of Infantry Cavalry ana Artillery, arranged and oom-
nit, hT Ep L. v Bu> .hu-. (AuIhor Of In:sotry Camp
iiJuty Field foracation, and Coast Defenc..)
rfc--Mu.in Il, or iu Pocket styi= fi--scnt by raa
postpaid March
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VIII b. added 10 ira nbp"r sale, ~ tho nans Zine Anf
place. \ large lot Df DOMESTIC torU:s, CONSISTING u
various lr.l!.s OF BROWN siiEETiNG. sliI:ilNG asa
OsSABCEGS lCauuihctucd BY lhctUri-, Ia P-'e's'
burg. LYNCH CHALLENGER. AS-!t-.
Feb Odd ETTEtCk'. s. ;lATuAN COMPANIES.
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: rIAnM1.Rss .,r.ocrsAI,za.

-{fH y l,5 =.
eoiiiss.ie ago an arsea fsaer,,s - .a,
'oauu Aosa aAA''sA /, ~
snsasea y pease,ds Soille1os' ts,es,
sssssas. ee.o1ssa y ~ - y Mss;c.n
os =. aaia 80 aa,,o,
senVouees Ahe psno99, - -, &. s,;,s;,.;,,,,;
I p,ol,,., =
.a9 MN f ,b r,ote
49,. "a
pus : -,
r Is h.,,,sn,,, It.
~. !. !, 81.
,;a,sass
~. .ss,s -, sar
- 49, M, ~ ~
M, ss.oo1-
= ,ha ,,as.ass W, ~
,vho,a ,,art,. 49, w
AZ ~, $500 - -
al :. ~ . w.
al. - N - =
,S1arssa 49,.
~, 8 80 ss'Ast ssaSoN - Ivy
go, &. ssss % = snes WIZ g
W. 81, ~: : :" pel'' :,
nv, !. ueoiueu.y
- w y. t'i0Ao'"s -
~ oshef Wy, hataiy eAoeis AZ II
I'e sne - pio'' "ss i"'.i'i .loi
aia ioAiahsic ihis iatest enterprise, now
etef y ~ nueh sne more gfatliy1h because II Is
.ecoae'y hls afepossessioilo OF our properly aitet
:. nav passea ihto Tue hahas oi she enemy. LIS
uepfisihs liie pioesaaets o. properly taey haa
~ feaaeeo my possessioh anu VI WHICH shey
ieie ihehiselfes secafe.#
oae o. the greatest apprehenslohs fels by the
soutn ~ tae beginning OF this contest was IN re-
sPscs - our peiug Without ' y navy. 90 iar' nov"
seshs y iaso ~ - 'lis '' III
eserS mug eise. oie olhy e our pilFa'eets mas
peeH GU anu ~ wy ~ 90 nahper VI PRISON.
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Southern Pacific Railroad.
1000 SLAVES
WANTED BY HIRE OR BY PURCHASE.

We will purchase hire for term Of i've years Five Hun
bred Thousand Slave Laborers work the Southern
Pacific Railroad In Texasmmediatey west of Shreveport
La in region and protected from invasion molesa
ton from the conflict which shall exist the sections
of this country The country through which the road is
entirely healthy and for the distance of 400 500 miles
west of Shreveport perates of the finest agricultural
countries on the continent OF America
This company has magnificent land grant from Texas
iU20 acres every mile of road the company constructs for
the distance Of miles Shreveport on the eastern Ell
PaSo on tie western boundary Of Texas In times like the
SENT the company cannot command cash pay for labor
al to the rapid development of the companys interests but
Tor aterE of years. by hire by the actual purchase this
pany will make the most liberal and advantageous
with SGveowners in Kentucky Missouri Virginia. Maryland,
North Carolina, elsewhere, for the hire purchase with
payments in the undoubed securities of 800 1000 slaves.
Families entire will be aken either by hire by purchase
The company enabled propose liberal TERMS because of the
Vindcent land grants of Texas ability purchase the
iron and rolling stock for the entire road Texas with the
construction bonds the company almost equal
All the rights of this company fixed vested by the laws
of Texas This company has secured the sympathy and the
route on the SD degree of parallel of latitude has the
of several of the powerful European Governments
amongst them are France Span Portugal Belgium and Swift
eandas well of large capitalists commercial and
tractors of these countries The late Congress the United
States passed bill ut It's last session. donating this
through Arizona New Mexico California some
acres of land, and loan of thrysix millions OF dollars
repaid in postal and other public services. This bill passed the
House Representatives amended in the Senate only
failed to become law for the startling po
!itical events familiar to the nation
No company the world has larger basis for its
prosecution and company has attracted and secured to se
the appreciation of American States and European
enmentspromising much benefit to its stockholders and
the world such stupeudous esus-brngng inevitably with
completion this continent the trade of China japan
Australia and the whole Pacific Coss-dstrbutng the
derivable from this trade travel etc. to every city
from the dlf of Mexico to the northern harbor
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New ORLEANS, July Il, 1861.

To j. Zdlly Esq, Secretary
Dear Sryour note of the 10th inst enclosing FOUR HUN
DRIED DOLLARS collected amongst German citizens in aid
Of the the families of absent volunteers is before
We return heartfelt thanks YOURSELF associates of
the committee all whom represent for this suhstan-
a timely evidence of devotion to the of South
ern Independence. few days received S50 50 from
citizens and without that large accession to on funds
would been in power relieve all of the
Gus needy applicants who presented their claims the s ID
and Sd inst This small conbut most opportuney TO
relief at the moment when endeavorng
funds for distribution on the 18th, 18th and 18th.
position has brought in contact with the families of
soldiers have beer forced witness the distress OF hun
dres whose ordinary of support have been cut off, and it
has afforded the highest pleasure relieve thento your
generosity greatly indebted for the ability to dos
sincerely hope that the organized Of collections which
have initiated will be initiated by oher associations in
order that the stream of charity supply the pressing wants
of each soldiers family, long the necessity for it shall
exist. a-.
Very respectfully,
T. U. SULLY,
.... CHAS. OAKF0RD,
u, NJ. HOLLTNGSWQRTtI
NJ. B. BRADY,
IA. BpURE,
:vlSS ,1t Co1r1i
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GRRIAN LIHERALITy. Attention = caifed 10 the
correspondence In to-day paper hetwee en- MT. lol-
ley, Secretary, and the Relief Committee Of which
Mi. O. O, Suy is Chairman, in regard to the liberal
contributions made By the German citizens to the
fund for the relief of tie families Of absent youn-
teers IT vii appear that the sums contributed for
this purpose have been both large and timely, and
We are assured that the generosity Of the donors is
not Vet exhausted but that other contributions are
still 10 he made.
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NEW ORLEANS, July 10, 1851.
T,S. Suy, Esq, Chairman ETC.:
Dear SiThe undersigned in behalf of committee appoint
by German collect amongst themselves funds in
aid Of volunteers pleasure handing enclosed
the sum of FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS, of which TWo
HUNDRED AND EIGHTDoLLARs AND SIXTY CENTS
is tina proceeds of in the ST. Charles Theaier
proper that this occasion the artists OF the German
Thester about thirty German CIV. r. Meyer eadeF)
rendered their services gratis that Dea granted the
of the house. Company furnished the gus free of
charge also That press made charge for advertisements
Respectfully, yours
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Attention. Ladtess

number Of Ladies' having organized themselves into
ciey for the purpose of preparing Lint the relief of these
who be wounded in the coming conflict they would solicit
the aid of every lady in the city in this mercy The
Young Mems Christian Association hsve kindly rendered
their aid AVID by the beray the Louisiana Mutual nsur-
Company No. 8, second story 81 Camp street. ad
joining said Association preferred our
depository, in addition the Hall Of the Association
sincerely hope that every heuekeper in New Orleans will
respond Immediately with donations linen other
useful articles. a29 2ptf
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.Bl06oss Springs, alabama.

The Projectors take this method of informing the public that
these SPRINGS situated the Bibee river miles above
Mobile all times open for the reception visitors
We have superior BAND OF MUSIC In attendance
and every effort shall be made part to render visitors
comfortable.
Boats leave Mobile every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY EVENINGS and arrive at the Springs about 10
o'clock NEXT MORNING.
Conveyance all times the river readiness to convey
passengers to the Springs.
JAMES CONNoR & CO., Propretors.
JAMES SY11E, Druggist 1874 Canal street. New Orleans
sole agent for the BLADON SPRINGS WATER.
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