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And & long LIST OF others.
MOL Il Day Too soon.

Tho seccssio; Of the Cotton States aud Of Nir-
ginia, has not come q day too soon, to Fave us from
the most CALLING and degrading yokn Of desposism
ever sought TO be fastened upon IL FREQ people. The
North, bloa,ed unI ovcrgro%n, having utterly dis
carded the doctrine Of Stutts Rights, the very basis OF
the old Constitution, has reached that point III its
history, ut which il brcorues necessary TO them to
oonsolidat. u duspotism at home 10 control the rsdi-
cal and agrariau elements Of Northern sociely. This
de.potism ia 20 ba upheld 10y bayouct., while the
interviewing, ORDERLY, aui conservative South, is 10
be brougi: under the yoke u = conquered province,
r;cl. il rrsuuIces, n::d l.r:cs-nTy 10 lie lIs'"rdiye-
men, Of this consolidated &C. pct:sin. Whit q horri-
bic p.rvcrsiou II the principle ;Iint :iIaiorites should
rule n n Democracy, il it 10 Attempt 10 rule without
regard 10 Consti;utioupl limitations By Il minority Of
S~ayonets! Every act OF tie prescut desPot At Wish
inylon, is c usurpntion Of power, ard an invasion Of
Constitutional right. Underlying the slavery 9ues-
zion, It is now manifest tha: n great contest is to DC
between CONSTITUTIONS Suites rights liberty on the
one hand, and unlimited despotic power on the other
II tie negro question we're entirely out Of the "nT,
this bu,tls wonld still liu"e 10 be fought. The South
err States would lave 20 fight 70. the assertion and
maintenance O. their equality with the Northern
States. Tie North has no idea Of Suites rights or Con-
sti:u,ional lioerty-no idea Of the reserved powers o:
u sovereign people 20 check tho dcrpotic excesse- Of C
corrupt and dangerous Government. Maddened into
pllreuzy at the thought OF losing The wealthy and fer
tile South, which Ear heretofore supported the Federal
Government and built up the mmc, and manu-
~tac,urcs of the North, they Go fraatically endenvor-
ing to compel her to pay tribute to rn-ar. Having
over reached us in every compromise and arrange
men; fo. the lost half a Century, they hive insolent-
Il thought there we're no limit, TO tlicir assre'sions,
or 70 oar patient submission. Like The greedy dog,
in the tuble, crossing tho stream WITH u bone, tie
North hls dropped the bono md graspet at the
shadow. In .uia will the= seek to recover :heir loss.
The day Of our dcliverance is at hand. i: may oc
tina. We shall attain i. only through blood and suffer-
ing, but come i, will md speedily. The fate Of The
oil Government ia Fixed. Hereafter republican con-
stituiional liberty sill exist only at tho South, While
military despotism aud arbitrary power will reign
supreme over the North. The authors OF the TIRE
prsssible conflict" having soHn the wind, nass no"
.oup tie whlrlwind.
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TEA. LAMPS,
7Np p.fG ~ Yt'ItiS0F

4 ES%N. Eta y
70R BALE Oh
& ono ACRES Of III. Oss: Land; 10 mes.s;n tt1A :
and ! aud occupied by him since lhe:r purchase Ill ne4iu
caused BY a pg:pfli chronic di-es,r. frhiers II impos'ibi'
Ter HIN 20 cua:inuc The bus'oes, Of 'ercIaY, Ana hr ~oull
sell or -1csapv. these Lands In tracts Of from 6J 10 $40
acres, for good laad IN The sts.rs Of Maryland or Virginia
The titles are patents FROM the Z public AID state Of Texss
aud AL Of the tracts ART Eore Or le5s improved. a COOS
portion Of the lsud ID susce, title Q! easy irrigation.
These lands are situated between the Iowa OF San An
tomb and the SEES coast, on The main 70 {, called the Incl
auvla, Road TO the coast; ate We'll GuboT-c, ARD arc Seoe
cotton. sugar Gcd Gorn iands.
70: iErupr Information apply %
CiiARLEs c. NIESCHH,
?o Ferry Street, New York city.
or tn Mas,es. TARDay a. WILLIAMS, Ilchmcnd.
Mxrcl, ,h-rim
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Tho appointment, Of Col. Robert z Lee 10 tue post
of Commander in-Chiei OF the Virginia forces gives
great satisfaction and confidence To oar people. lie
was one Of the mos: accomplished and able Ut the
officers 0: the IATE United States Army.
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1MPOIIrED CLEVELAND EafN~
1 .SE METRY., sill stand tho present IAAN

TPORrED CLEVELAND 49,
SE!MMETRY > sill stand tho present 1A~
season at Holkhsm, near Ivy Depot, hlheTdr'e, a'AAA
ayJ the season. $50 insurance, ~! ATTY cent, 70 the x.ou.u.
Pasturage, &c at the usual rates. Mare, sent from 8 ds.
tance vii. be properly cared for, hut no responsibility Tor
accidents. AN bill, due 18th o! July, the close Of the sea
son, his,es put by the season and failing to stand, viii be
iusured the next year for the SEASON price. Z mmetry,
when \, hou-. will be sil"wrt 10 serve n~res during tne
summer and 4ll, free OF any ADDITIONAL charge.
All msres will be considered Is put by The srssoa, un'rss
notified to the contrary before service.
Synmc,ry Wa, sired by Perfect, whose ERroc Indicates
his high cha r.c:er. aud cut Of on- Of he fccst CirYeis.d
mares 10 England. He Is six years old this Spring, 10 a
rich mahogany bay, WITH b.ack legs, ana 'Hii ION iao"'
high. ,,,
lie wss exhibited a: tie las, State Agricultural E1hibi'
ton aud pronounced by many CO til. best iud'e' 20 be W.
riya!lcd a. Il coaching stallion. His 'lze, lofty imposing .P'
n-arnuce aot rich color being hxed types, he mus, pro-
duce, crossed en- our mares, the mosr Of which are up'
siEs, horses admirably adapted for t!c caSfitSe; na;xy' anu
Near IVY b, p: 7. o.,
a.-ci, oG-u3v. Aibs:.2.i IL cGua;y, "a.
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IrGpONTED 90 b..

fMpOHTED 90 Ds. ,.
CHgDpaR CHEESE, o! supeEio! Quality, besuulau!
put up.
Dutch Cheese, 10 balls, % superior quality.
Olives. CaprTs. Ullfr. Fn-ci.
tir.nJr ii urlTeu.r cordial. wEits scG E.r.h
Mscc.r. n, We mlc.in, l3,I9 superior cigars.
Chow rroH, Csclie1~r!. cn!"us, "ost-r sauce, coy" .
p.l,,h lT,u1n, sauc.r r, Nlstird, Olive d., 5arGicc..
Br,ady, 1855, Ch=mpaspes in MlsnGT'f quarts, pinss ane
hsli pisI.
Maheria, Port snJ She-r; ~irrs.
For sal. py BLAIR : ciiAHDEaLGTNE.
I'm 2u-Ev
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c1yo GOLLAss REWARD.

Two HUNDRED G0LLAtss WAX
OASAwAY, on the 2l,t febtus y Last. TWO Iesio pG5s
r., HENRY aud JaCKaCS. II, .ly Is 81 ears old. light
brogn or yellowish color, about 5 feet 5 orr inches hlgs'
and weighs, about lIu pounds, and has lo's = itont .1on
anythIns you pu, bin I'll, sni work, i,!thsnded-nas .
plss,alt couu.eusace when spoken 10 by strangers. 'ses;
Srioss about Isl or lv pounds s e5out 5 feet ~ or /!
iachcs high, has rather = saVrt Tsik, ana = &c "A' o'e
they arc very sp; to be run over outside. -.
will p.y ;he above reward i sad SLAVES ae ueiifI,eu
20 me In Chanbers county. Az, esh; miles ~eSt OF os
Bovrry. O. | will pay 3lvl !o5 information 70 ! Sc. them.
l. II. DuULITrLE,
o,, 9a-cw6., Oak Bow cry. Chambers CO., Ala
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4 Good start.

The subscription started on Yesterday i"' the he
distance OF the far.l!ics Of tile volunteers in the service
has been extended to four Thousand dollars, with
every prospect o! q Large daily addition fnF some
tine to come. The or2!lssurs cad friends Of The
movement hold L meeting this eTe;lrig Ut lie onaec
OF tE= Merchants Insurance Company.
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TgIO PERSONS INTER ESTED.-Wher..
4 81, the subsrriher has been appointed Guardian for
hs Infant neice, Mary Lawn, by the County Court Of Mon.
roc county, in the State Of Mississippi, notice Is hereby
published that the subscriber, as Guardian Aforesaid, Will
apply, by petition, 10 the Judge OF the Circuit Court for
Greensyile county. Stale OF Virginia, At the next term
thereof, for pcrniIlou TO reuov. all monies belonging 10
his said war. from Virginia TO the county OF Monroe, In the
State OF Mississippi, where the ward and Guardian both re-
slide, ayreesSly to the statute In such case made and pro.
yided, NESRY J. j. LAWN,
Guardian for Mary Lawn.
r. ~. Mallory, q. n. March 29-cSIT
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BOTTLED AT TIE 6PRIN6a.

BOTTLED AT TIE 6PRlSGs.
!sI!iE undersigned have constituted the hnuse o! pcscElL
i LADD & 20 Druggists, Richmond, Va, GENERA
AuEars for he Ca!,ea states, I'D to confederate s'a'e'
o! america.
The reputation OF this wafer, a. q red!ciusi agent, Is 80
tabished IN Virginia and many parts OF ;hr south, and u
rapid Y extending over the Whole country. The inipofttn'
fact j., now well established, tha; Il Is on. 81 he lev 'iin'
erals Waters which Will bear trassp0!tation. ana !sAt u
has been kept irum two TO Eve years 10 li-is, HitEOu! 6p
parent damage either TO It's taste or medical qualities.
The muny remarkable cur,s performed ny u In py'rep
sa, Chronic D.arrhRI and Oysintery, Chronic Lt'rr Ds'
ease, Scrofula, and all GlaBdulJr and skin Diseases, ChsoL-
&c Nervous Comp ants. B~roachi,is. Piles, ac- have 81
tracted The atteut! I Of the Eioat erhbest Ardicai men IL
every section OF the country.
Dr. C.t,wrigh, Of New UrIcan., says: an ruth, 7 kno-
Of no water In turnp- or AnrIic4 70 rich "a aieeical oue
gtunces ~ that vi Nucsbr dee Alum Springs"
DR.. Aoornan, r-si,i.nt hyric!.n al The White Sulphur
AZ = u matter OF 10 itl,r importance thai TIE paonc enhci
DO fuI)y apprlsed OF The TcipsrKaele eGirsry o: the Rock
bridge waters, III itrunuus diseases especially. They ihf,
lorg stood 4 repToach 10 VI profession. AMI ueVrr, pai u
these waters, has Il remedy been found tEat deserves th'
name VI q sPscIfIc for their CURE"
Our pamphlet J., nllcd with letters o, Inc most ena!nen'
phy.icIans. rlrrgymen, lawyers, Ind hll classes Of cur lei
low citizens, whv certify their personal knowledge und tx
prrieLcs Of The virtues OF tLis water.
The undersigned have now completed suc! arrangement
for bot. in8 std transportation M they confidently nrIlrF'
Tll enable them heocefor!h fully sad promptly 20 nee'
The steadily growing demand.
CAUrl0S,-Tk unprecrden,ed succe.a Of ,h., M!nera
Water, DO; only Sd used 4. the fountain BY the Visitors VIII
have thronged ;hiiLer, hut by iavs!ids a. thelr diSlaa
homes, his natu' ally had the elect 10 bring Into the mar
net, TO soue extent, other whteGs bearing similar name.
Therefore, persons VINO Hish 10 Use TINS water wiz 90
to apply directly To The ucdsrstkned, or 10 fh-ir Xerrr.!
agents IN RichEond Wilt the trsde VIII. In AL Gases, p:o'
cure their supplies through the hou.e VI PURCELL, LaDl
& co by whom also they viii bG furnished VILE the proper
certificates nad shos -ri,.
the ALUM POWDERS, or MASS, being The ~res'duss!
salts OF the water, ubt,lurd by evaporation, have beef,
found, by lung experiences, TO retain the medical virtues O.
the water, and to be al excellent substitute for the sdEr
I'll Is SER! with enti:e taist1 by the mail. And u Teuott
pci1ts, wrsys tbe Wafer csunot caslIy tt transported foi
:ui particulars, see pamphlet.
We will send the p~aGlnIel, post paid, on application BY
letter, addrs.sed to
FRAZIER & RASDoLPH, Propretors,
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WANTED

N.SNHEE.
e WISH N hire one hundred Negroes, fHen and boys.)
Z for the remainder OF the year TO WORK on u Railroad In
North Carolina, principally between She towns Of Rocking.
ham and Charlotte, and lies South and West OF Dhn filie,
In this state. The country II high and healthy.
Apply &c ". :. PHILLIPS,
OF WchnoCd. or ~ mJs self
March Pct ROBERT HARVEY, Contractor.
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April 6-c.4~ BENZ. GLLARp. 2. Clerk.
8, 1000 AClkES 1iE C0,y.rlY ials L.aX

5,UUU ACFE5 UF COK0ENN L.iAV FOR
sALE OR IA A PARTNERSHIP
(,SE thGusent acres or ara: Quality OF cotton lind, IL
Maslinston county, a.iaa., wi;hla sI u!;es Of Mi:sts
slPp! river. AlHo, ~thirty-fyt hundred acre: In sunfoscr
county, Mas, iH SIX mites ii fasoo r!r.r, good IosGs lead.
lni TO each tract. They were located II 1854 by tho under.
signed. They ~hl be soli, or placed a. siocs sgsins;
aegToes escn N hr valued, aud q partnership !os1rd.
Address ". Il. PAXTON,
Dec. iS-cyttn Nav il,I...
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GlorIoas News from NORTHWESTERN Fir.
gfnia.

GlorIous News from North esierh Fir-
gfnia.
The accounts from North Western Virginia are
highly satisfactory. Reliable iniorfornihtion from
Lewis county is 10 tho effect that the people in ell
that region are aroused and united rs Que maj in the
can.c Of their own COUNTY. They have rsiaed the
flag Of old Virginia upon ercEyI hill Top, and are pre-
pared 10 fight under it
It'll the lest armed foe expi!eh."
One who knows assures ua that the Congressional
District lately represented ly Mr. jenkins, and for
merly by the notorious Garlic, will do its duty man
irlly and periodically in tho present crisis.
In the Wheeling District, DR.. kidwe!l was nomi-
mated Tor Corgrc-- b; the States Rights na::y, in
Conyr,;i"u. before Tire passage II the secession Or
Jinaucr. III. Convention, ;hat nominated him
res s"r; attended, mnG represented, IT WIS
bcliev"G. . majori'y u: She p""r!r "f the
pistr!r:. Siacr ;hc nii",srance Of Tie Lin
ccln proclamation, and the subsequent: act OF seces-
sion 81 tie par. .. Virginia III Convention, ;he Pa
tr:o:lc men of the Cnion party have. Of conr-e. AZ
rayed themselves under Ter fng. We rejoice In the
belief that the enemy will be w~ofullY deceived III
.ha,r expectations Of DETECTION 70 Virginia IN her
North Western counties.
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FRAZIER & ~EANUOLFN, Proprietary,
PostoIice, Alum Sprnss, K"clo:Idge Co., Vs., or 20
PURCELL, LAID & CO., Generat AseLt..
.-iAs -L- pInhnnhi "

ae-- 4,-S
VIKGfNlA.--At rules held in the cir.I's o;heeo
' tbs Circu!: Cour, OF The city u Kiehmend, shs I'd d.!
Thons, skinner, William G. purcks,t ard ssrsh Jan.
Of John skInnsrl pI.inrf',
Ag,!u.;
other Defendants.
The object Of this suit Is 10 crupe! The Defendant. JOSEF.
Segar, ~ reile an account OF his agency nud ,rrst In re
spect 10 VI .yinia Land wsrrsat. for o.SS3H acres OF lapd
granted for services OF vii :aa rarrlsh anu Mark Parrish
Ia The war Of ID. ksv"iution, nrd 10 dIsciose and dIsKorer
The suoun; which /, lie alleged b. received from the sals q
tie scrip. OF tie Cnl,-d Stat. Government Tor tho same.
and for u distribution. Of snii ttust fund among the psriie
entitled thereto. Ana afadnvt hav!ng nsen mSdr Snt 6-.
are non r-siients Of tnts STATE. u c sold D-irndaois are II
CURED to appear within Que ronrh sfrr die pubicatlo,
In It'll, suit. 4 Cnly-Te:tr.
Ap'l S-cw4z BENZ fDLLARD, D. Clerk.
~-,nC1.:,. :, - c,-,,- CT.
iESansh:m Ut CIV: ~ ~ 81 . -
v % County Court Of a'n''s'' On the do day OF Eel
J,nn Christian. Pla.a;is,
- In case,
rae ohj.e: Of ri. sd, !, 80 recover ri pttenNan. eer,si,
40 aflIsy!: hat .-n made aca sied In hi, ,ause .ha
the defendant Is = ron ies.ueri 81 tn. Stste, crcercd tina
the said drfendan; 10 appear hr's within oEs month AZ e
due publication OF this order fr 10 What ia nececsary Il
protect bis iu:ers,I Ii tLiS srit.
4 ccfy-TP't".
April S-rr1e "M. y. "lNST6S, c. II. c.
rv,D[,,, a, -. ~ -. c.-,, 8
y ~. Sr.ri, -, - ~ o;.r -. pIchns, -, -.
ri N1 " '@'NNo III
q =. ap,v' :. ,,.,..,r
@o ''s" 1''iH''H'
p,,baeS a. n,h-., ?-,do-.r It p,1d, ,,, p,,,s.s
n strotba-o W,IW.n. TIron r "a G.o.sL ~ .hhn,, .
r. ' ~ W",, 49, 49, ~, eni' trssds n,Sao sa
Tail, md I,roh liza = Co D.r.nHan,s
Thr ,bt.rt ri mi. mi, I, ~ .n,oln spd rs.tr.in H.. na
PENDANT Richsrd II DIhrrIl frosa coiIr,,tuy n r ,ercivIn,
suy money or tobacco from The Defendants, william, Til
80 s o. ,..or.s 10 49, . - r;Jar , 49,
schaIck and Edwsrd,. Dchap and Ta!,t and LOO, iipElt
4 Co.. or anv Of TIER. Inv yir,uv G; an order IN favor n,
.sid Dihrell from F. W.. R'ndry, or from assigning sold or.
der or any Paitet Il, aad 10 have ;he iund IN no banda Of
said partle. applied 10 the heneht oil the Pla.atf, and I"
obtNo relel ana Indemnity "a 20 inc ooai OF =. w. soddei
ard the p!aln'id 10 x. IL. strci!s;, 10 The BIN mentioned
AID affidavit having been icste and hi-d THAI The sxic
Defendants, Williams, Tlton L CO.. George W: Abbott
Co., Fisher & Co., fao sch"!cs and Ldwaris. Dohso anr
Taist, ana Jacob Head Co.; are non re'iden,. Of This Com
bonTeaith, they are required 10 appeal Vitt.u che month
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
cerkalie p!iIs accomplish the obj:c: for which they T.:s
uade, w Cure OF headache IL 81! its fcims
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RRAND1ES. WINES, &c large and we'll
ceiv!ag and for sale by YANCEY & HARRISON,
March 10 M 0t9 Main strert
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Prom the Democrat, st. Cloud, Nina
II yoa are, or have been troubled With the hes;Ieni
.end for Il boz, ~tccphsuc Pills, } 50 ,hst you may hare shtI
In case Of an attack.
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From The Examiner, Norfolk Va
They have been tested In more shan : thousand o-Sea.
viii oE,lTe success.
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PLANTATIONS FOR SALE.
LSOR sale IN Monroe county, Mississippi, ;wo valuable
plantations on the T~ouSigbts river, mostly black
lads, and unsurpassed for cotton. One 1860 acres, and
one i?s0 scres, sUo .cres on each In cultivation
Terms easy-lou2 lime small prompt payment.
For further information apply NJ the Chloe of the RIoh
1and Enurirer apr;ll-cr3u
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q. O.. aPALDEo, Esq:
etA for sor. circular, or large chow bilb, TO trnS
Tour Cephaic Pills more psrt!er!a:!y before ~ edi;o'
ncr,. II you have anything Of TIN kind, please sea- !"
AZ.
Ono Of ny customers, who Il subject to sevsrs Sick "ssA'
ache, usually lasting Two days. WAS CURED OF BIZ sa'NSia
on. hour by your Ptua. Sh!eh I ssa, her.
Respectfully, you1.
W. B. WILKES.
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E HE
Ni2GsL OE az
EOCEBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.

or tn Mes.e-. TARGay a. WILLIAMS, aichHcnd.
Msrcl io-ciu
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StR:
Not long since I sent TO you for y boz Of Cephais Ill:
or the cure Of the Nervous Headache aod CosLv.nea-
ed received the same, and they had 50 seod al stuct ll.i
was induced 10 ar.d for moro.
Please send the by raturn nail. Dlrect.
A. z. WHEELER
Tpai1c;, s.1.
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AFFAIRS AT FORI
rr,CI MILITARY OR d
ENROLMENT or TIE NILii1A'

Interview between the Mayor OF BaItt.
more aud tho President and Cablnet ut
Warrington.
The following IS the official report made to
the citizens of Baltimore, by his Honor Mayor
Brown, upon his return from Washington on
Sunday, whittier he had been summoned by the
President:
STATEMENT OF MAYOR nxowS AZ TO his INTER
VIEW WITH NIX. LINCOLN.
BALTIMORE, April 81, y o'clock, p. NJ.
Mayor Brown received 4 telegram from the
President of the United States at 8 o'clock
this Sunday morning, directed to himself and
Governor Hicks, requesting them to 60 10
Washington By special train, in order to con
suit with Mr.. Lincoln for the preservation OF
the peace Of Maryland. The Mayor replied
that Gov. Hicks was not in the city, and in.
o,ired if he should 90 alone. Receiving an
answer by telegraph in the affirmative, his
Honor accompanied by George W. Dohbin,
John G Bruno and S. r. Wallis, Esqs., whom
he had summoned to attend him, proceeded at
once to the station.
After a series Of delays they were enabled 10
procure a special train, about halt past sever,
o'clock, in which ttlay arrived st Washington
about ten. They repaired at once to the Presi,
dents house, where they were admitted to an
immediate interview, to which the Cab
met and General Scott we're summoned a
long conversation and discussion ensued. The
President, upon his part, recognized the good
faith of the city and State authorities, and In
sisted upon his own. He admitted the excited
state of feeling in Baltimore, and his desire
and duty to avoid the fatal consequences Of a
collision with the people. lie urged, on the
other hand. the absolute, irresistible necessity
Of having q transit through the State for such
troops a. might be necessary for the protec-
ton of the federal capital.
The protection Of Washington, ne asseVera-
ted, with great earncstness, was the sole OBJECT
Of concentrating troops there, and be protest.
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gentleman whether lie diSclaimS any intention
- cast any reflection upon me?
Mr.. WIsE.-Mr. Chairman, I must interpose
here. thirk, decidedly, the gentleman from
franklin disclaimed it He disclaims the words
nc is said to have used to my friend from
NJ cklenhurg, and, Of course, he disclaiins the
sense Of tie words. So / understand the gen.
tlcrian from Franklin.
Mr.. Gaope.--I will ask him another question:
IF he d~isclaiIns the language, whether he also
aisclaims Ike application ofthst language to me?
Nj. E..Lr-I really think the gentleman
has TO ri.i.t 10 ask ME such a question. !
trust | have 4 sufficient appreciation for every
gentleman upon this floor, but think the
gentleman is carrying this thing rather too
fl-. I d" not think the gentleman has the
right 70 ask The if ] disclaim the application Of
language 10 him. which l have hot used.
The question being upon striking out the
proviso to the amendment offered by Mr..
WISE, upon which the yeas and nays had been
ordered, it was taken, and decided in tho mega.
tiva-yeas As, nsys 81-as follows:
TAs.-Mes,rs. John Jsuney. {presid-nt) Aston, Bald.
wln, Baylor Brent, Brown, Burnley, Bytns, Campbell; Ca.
Early, French, euSste, Gillespie, Gravely. u: D. Hall, Ho:e
Hubbard, Hughes, Hull, jackson, Peter G. Johnston, Mar
ss.il, 3iasHr, Masters, Moore, Osburn, Patrick, Pendiet"n
n.r.. farr, Witt, &p;liey-sS
N~AY-.-MeGsrs. Jdmtk bdfpouF, pisAes, va nolc
seau, Do-s., Boultin, Boyd, Caben. Chapman. Coanau Conc
RI, Conrad. h, H. Cox. ori.eher, D.skln'' nOrman' EebGls
Forbes. Garland, Graham, Gray. GogEtn,, Gray, J. Goods
Kent, Lsw<on, LraEe, j. D. Mallory, Mari, MsrJe; srr
Miller. MaG-tt, Morris, Nelson, Parks, Pugh. Richardson
VIM. G. Scott, Shit fey, slaughter, sou.hsll. Speed. spur
Iccs. s,apIcs, Strange. Tsylos. Tredxay, r.: Il. Turner
Tyler, Waller, Whitfield, Wicxham, Williams, WILSON, Wise
Hysor-6l.
So the p~roviso was not stricken out
Mr. EAKLY-Some gentlemen who ere
friends of mine, in whom ! have great conf.
dence, have represented TO me that perhaps |
was not fully aware Of the purport of the Ian.
guage I have used. am not accustomed to
speak in a delibsrative body, and, in. fact, I am
not much accustomed to speak in any way, and
I know that very frequently my ideas get
ahead Of my language M used language
which would bear the construction which my
friends tell me they understood, it was Ian
gusge I did not intend to use. The idea I in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-25

From the Daily Eews, Newport, q. -
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From The Commercial eclst!l. D,stoa, Man:
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From the Advertiser, ProT;denca, IL!
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remedy for the headache, and one OF the very beat fo' lit
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-25

q STOHE AND TO ARRIVE; a,N" sides
4 soed stomp and damaged Leather. .nd the best braads
81 French CEit=Nrs. which I Will sell low for eash or good
paper.
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From the Ksnawha Valley stsr, KGaawEa, Va,
We are sure that persons iudertng with ts hrad.eA
try hon, will stick &c them.
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rom the Western r l. Gazette. Chicago, H.
We heartily endorse Mr.. s~paIdln5. ADD hs ucriTsI~'
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