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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-06

sppeissssssi s. % fss .sss, I, :.
iasunG mum tliation and prayer. = DAP Of
ARRIVAL or 4 LfgcoLn sfsAusx 4,
The Nashville Gassste, Of ruesIa, .S.its
ult !, has the following: sns ss;a
In chr Sunoay's issue, We MAD.
the arrival Ct the Pfnk yarbs,, :. MENTION Of
efson under flag Of truce. Ths j, otlI 'oa.
a. our wharf on Sunday morning. h.s,I.vsa
.oW lns naIse laden With machinery a sg q
made known thas such a craft Rad ,r .ael ea
appearances. We have been nsh,s nsns Co
the why's and wherefSres conpec,s , - iisasA
mysterious visit bu, H. occurs N, us h".sn tas
D vony = .. 'au. In showing her 70 cora
We know nothing Of thac,0,r
the craft, save tn pilot, who IL ra prs'sgiag 70
De an enthusiastic LincoIni,a sntsd L.
stIo1s tHorts TO raise a comuan +, 49, hadA
tae Federal service, and failing H. 90 INTO
mas, IL We are not mistaken, sipes LIB he
gagged as pilot on one of those IN ,s. veen ~.
boats that have been n.viga,inr Sung saa.
land. II The balance of the crew ~. SIN osr.
same Tx, they have doubtless befo-o - OF hs
MADE fuii examination of the tor,,e IS uhs
ma Will Do able, when they re,ur, stiots
Inlelination OF our weak points, and ,ss give give
ronte TO Invade our city. "" "'' er,
txThe Nashville Caisx, of tina astbofx
Der, says: oven
eTne steamer Pink varble arr y;sa,5- -
DAY from Louisville under u Dag e, San
having in tow barge loaded with -, VI trocs.
for a cotton mill at McMinnvilis n 'asry
State. She passed through tha IN this
blockade under special lerini, r., L.ancol0
tary Chase. sotaiasd, as we uoders,,na.,S sers.
Union man formerly ei5zsn Of 49, a, By a
Inc osat WAS stopped at Fort pons,sis.
Lieut. Col. hlcGtyock, when sss BY
there under dag OF truce, ana nor rrifilsed
seo p.o1sa rp me s,vsr perri, was @ .as
heIe We have Lincoln craft, cofornna, aad
Lincoln crew, nj our wharf Tnisiaaaedey
extraordinary arrival. avery
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-06
HOUSE OF DELEGATES,

The HOUSE Was called to order at u o'clock.
Prayer by the Rev. DR.. Reed, OF the frts-
by LeIian church.
The SpEAhEa announced the following
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-06
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The Charleston coarter, OF the a ina.
says: NAsSni
The steamer Gen. Cliach, Cant. Dsx.s
rived here on Saturday aight from Jsep p, ar,
ma Nor anu mi bsns sGfaood Tee Lin;ani,s.
event OF iiupor ;anss dai transpirs , 90 su1 re
raj days In mat vicinity. NeNe'
Wa learn, from reliable sourca ~.
the cotton and provisions on TIn.,t ''aal al
and tenwick's lsiards were dies rov-i nv :.
on Thursday last. oF IRE
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-06
3OAI, sN1ATrERS.

71e Fsrs At Dssrs,r The 4ss1ors 81 q. =.
.!ohn~pn, Insoector, in regard to the recent Gre
ms Dihrell's Warehouse, sentes that she damage
on Al hhds af tobacco anteuuis 70 il34--tbat
10 to say, to the ownere Us, and the luspec.
tors bill Of opening the tesne and assessing,
sc An investigation Of the cause Of the Are
wxa had and report has been made 70 the
Governor BIZ r.. ID Sanxay,, Commissioners.
and Lewis l. Barnes, Chief Engineer, In which
they state that they found the third stoay Of
the Jail occupied By federal prisoners, the
room having 4 fire. place and a coal fire; on
the second story the prison-room has small
stove, the pipe extending through the window
and over the warehouse shed. From the va
rioaH statements they could draw no correct in
ference bnt were tHtis6ed that the fire origi-
mated from the second or third story apart
ment OF the jail They recommend that the
stose-pipe should be conducted TO chimney
hue, instead Of through the window, and that
the Federal prisoners be removed TO some
other part Of the Jail; and for the better Sc
cuiity Of the large Salonnt of property In the
warehouse, they deem it advisable to close the
windows adjacent thereto.
The Governor has recommended to the Cen
eral Assembly the prcpriety of MAXIM; all the
Tobacco Warehouses in the State entirely Ere
proof The State is an insurer of the tobacco
against loss by Gre. and receives only ten cents
upon each hogshead--a sum totally inadequate
10 compensate for the risk. The matter ia re
garded rs too important, and the consequences
TOO serious, 10 be left to the capficiousness OF
ineividuais. All the warehouses are ut this
time flied with tobacco, and the less of any
one OF them would entail heavy burden
upon the Treasury Of the State.
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sionists might be expected, as a natural eoa.
sequence OF the change ia the military affairs
in Missouri. The telegraph brings one OF tie
FIRST effects OF tbs in the capture Ut an arm
train of fifty wagons and five hundred oxen
10 Cass couaty, on their way 70 Seaalia.-
There Is, however, one satisfaction In this-i,
Is regular.
kansas CIrY, November ia wagon mas.
ter Just arrived, gives information Of the cap
ture by the rebels, at three O'Clock this more
ing. q mile and . half FROM Pleasant Hill,
Cass county, OF fifty wagons and I'VE hun
dred oxen, on their way TO Sedalia. When
the wagon n aster escaped, the yokes were
burn the wagons. The teeInsters are all
prisoners.
ACTION or THs. eYxoD OF SOUTH CAROLINA
WITH xsFgRKxcs 70 ras szArx or fns
The following resolutions were offered by
Rev. ] II. Thornweli. u. D., and unanimous
ly adopted.
compoaing this Synod, not Ia their scciesi-
astieal capacity a. . court OF Jesus, but Id
their private capacity ~ citixsns aud Con.
vsntion Of Christian gen tlenien. thet orr al
TO which we belong, and shall ~ rendered
To- the Govsrnment OF these Confederate
States ~ long ~ South Carolina rs1nAins In
=; !. R 80 TAat sns var which IN. United
States afu now waxing agetnst ps Il unlust,
crnel, and tys4nntcai, Md 10 cOstxayention Of
every prias pie Of froedcm, which their IA
theirs AnAenxs bisd to esnblish.
az g ses saa5 aSR8 8 @ 81:
] Aeesaae 49, 50 tAa2 - 1p8ee 4ay9etys
"a - % ~ ~ ~ rss..ag
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but pat arms in the hands of the seryile pop
ulation. Such determination as this shows
al once an unbelievable depth of maliynity
aud wickedness, and the utter desperation of
their cause.
A more heartiess, diabohcal, and cowardIy
policy was never announced or employed by
any people. We defy them to put it in execu,
ton; bat, put in execution or not, we viii
hold them responsible for the base and devilish
purpose. II is time, full time, that we shonId
realize the character Of the people with whom
we h.ve 70 deal That it is as corrupt as Sodom
sndcruel as he'll, Us proved by the dsvelopsments
ofevery day Two of the most powerful and de-
grading agencies Of evil in all this fallen world.
the lust Of gain and fanaticism, have couspired
70 reduce tho Northern character to q depth of
iafamy and diabolism that their virtrous an.
cessors Of tho Revolution would have sbud.
dsred 70 look down upon. All that was ctiy
drous in the North has been crushed on, By
the worship Of Msmmon in the Middle States.
and the combined influence of greed and Pu.
ritsnism in New England Men Of the South,
our enemies have raised the black Aag with
their own hands. Il only remains for them 70
gsvs the signal, in the deliberate murder Of
oar psssaissrsmsn, Cor q war upon both A;aa.
70 which the motto shall be inscribed on ever
soufhsn bannsr1ad sxssatsd bx go go
srshaad,-.Np quarter ssksd or given
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-09

~Dr Il G Thompson whose aaver-
tlsemont appeared in our lastweek.s issue
has arrived il our city. and may he seen
at the T. s Hotel where lie has ken
rooms for a short time Persons ol deiec-
tive sight or hearin4 may ind i for their
advantage to give him call
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-09
IOWA COUNTY BANK.

SGTECE.-Tae Low. county Bank will hereafter
p. pea fru 9 A. = toozP n
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-09

D4IIr MAIL On and after the 18th Of
the prescntnsanth, there j. to he a daily
mail between Madison and Galena Via
Arena Mineral Point. an Plaueville, ii
stead Of triveekly az heretofore This
arrangement will u q great convenience
10 all the towns on the route
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-03-20

'Adviees from Montgomery state ,hs
President Davis has received mos, ominou
communications from his friends at Wssh
iag'on respecting The intentions OF the Ad
miDissrs,ion 70 blockade the Southern ports
and attempt 10 collect revenuer
The Montgomery Cabinet. /, il said, there
on resolved. az soon ss q vessel was stopped
outside Of Southern port. 70 pu, City thou
sand troops in mo,i'p for Washington. be.
liesing that the people Of the Border States
will rally to assist them.
The Supreme Court gave TO day deci
sion in favor Of Mrs Gaines, and gave such
directions ss will place her in possession Of
all the property Of Daniel Clerk, Of whom
she is the only legitimate child.
The Court decided adversely in the Kes.
lucky and Ohio mandsmus case. While
announcing that the Governor Of State
should surrender fugisives on proper proof, ii
held that Congress can not impose any duty
ipon State officer. Sc.
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General Bragg has assumed command oi
the forces Of the Confederate States, Al
Pensacola.
The Charleston Courier says that the bat.
teries bearing on the ship. p.channel are Of
the heaviest kind, and that they are now in
: high state Of preparation, and ready for
any force that may be sent against them
Il believes the reinforcement Of For: Sum.
ter 90 impossbility. Il estimates that there
are $500 highly disciplined troops in the
various Notifications. The Courier also
states that Official information viii soon be
received shs. the $l5.0Oo00o loan Of the
Confederate States has been taken q pre-.
MUM, probably, Of 8 per cent
The New York Timss' Wsshingson die.
patch says: "CIay he accepted The Span
ish Mission. Il 10 understood that Corwin
VII accept The Mexican Mission, II HE
health admits. Il 10 ssid Giddines h nomi.
mated ConsuI. General q Montreal" "
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-03-20

We give below . tabular statement O.
the United Ststes census for 1850. The
aggregate population Of the United S,aies
including the District Of Colum bia and the or.
CANNED Territories. 3I.647. 400. Deductinp
the population Of the District and the or
gsnized Territories. including Ksnsas. (406. !.
346) the aggregate population Of the States,
upon which the appor.ionmeni for members
Of Congress was made. is 81 24l.l42 To
the apportionment under the census or 1850.
the free States will gain one member and
the slave States lose six-under the new
spporti cnme ment-being lao from the former
and 64 from the latter. The Atlantic States
lose materially. and the Western States
gain.
Maine, Massachusetts. Rhode Island.
North Carolina, Georgia. Alsbsma, ard
Minnesota will each lose one member after
1868; Pennsylvania, Virginia. South Caro-
lima. 7 .nnessse, and, Kentucky and Ohio
will loss iwo members; sad New York will
Ioss three members. Arksnsss and Call
forsia will each gain one msmber; Texas.
Michigan and Missour will each gain two
members; Wisconsin and Iowa will each
gain three members; and Illinois viii gain
four members. This places Illinois fourth
in representative rank instead Of ninth. as
she has been for ihs last ten years. The
ratio Of representation il 127 PIG.
As matter FOR future reference, this table
will be interesting. and should be preserved.
I, has been corrected with care, and will be
found accurate:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-03-20

The injunction Of -ecrecy having been rs-
moved therefrom. sm able TO send synop
sis Of the permanent Constitution. The fol-
lowing are i's principal features:
No person who is foreign, and not Z citi.
zen Of the Confederate States, 10 allowed 10
vote for any officer. civil or political State
or Federal. Under the fret census South
Csrolina s entitled 10 Eve Representatives
10 Congress, Georgia ten, Alabama nine,
Florida two. Mississippi seven, Louisiana six,
Texas six, and each State to tw o Senators.
The State Legislature msy impsach Judi
cial or Federal officers resident or acting iu
said State BY . two-third vote. Both houses
Of Congress may grant seats on the floor to
either Of the principal officers OF esch OF the
Executive Departments. with the privilege
lof discussing the measures Of his Depart
lmsnt.
Representation on the basis o. three fif,hs
for slaves il continued. Congress 10 not 81
lowed, through duties. to foster any branch
o. industry. The foreign slsve-trade 10 rro-
hibited. Congress il prohibited from making
appropriations. unless By . vote OF two
thirds Of both Houses. except the sppropris-
tons be asked by the head Of some depart
ment or the President.
Exsss compensation 10 not 70 be allowed
20 any contractor. officer or agent after The
contract 10 ssds % she asrsies ssnIered
All laws shall relate to one subjsc, snd
be expressed by letter.
The President and vice-Psesident ere 10
hold Office for six years.
The principal officers Of departments and
the diplomatic service are removable q the
pleasure Of the President. Other civil officers
are removable when their services are unne-
cessary. or for good causes or reasons. Re-
movals must BE- reported to the s snats when
practicable. No captious removals are tol-
Grated.
Other States are to be admitted to the
BY vote OF two.thirds OF both
Houses.
The Confederacy may acquire territory,
and slavery shall BE- ackno~ ledgeJ and pro.
'ected BY Congress and the Teritorisl Gov.
ernment when five States shall rasify the
parma nent Constitution. II shall be sstsb-
ished for such States until ratified.
The Provincial Constitution shall remain
q force not extending beyond one year.
Nothing OF interest has trsnspired IN Con.
,ress to-day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-03-20

For The jasper Courier.
The biehIine Of a rosc.iree
That Spring cannot restore,
A garland from the altar swept,
70 be replaced no uore.
Where i the bounding foo'step.
The voice SO sweet and kind.
The stanchion Of touni Of hop,,
The dark'ning Of its cline.
Where i the morning greeting.
When song-brd rds filI the air!
And by lonely hearthsione
Al twilight falls tear
Oh! they who in life's waning
Give TO the grave their all.
But sigLs and grief. nor touch Of sin
Should trail mortality control.
The whispering pine that calls me
The pine whose shadows stray,
But patient hearts must wait
Nor chde their long delay.
When the bounding hearts that love Us
And the springing steps grow slow.
And the form Of cloud above us
Lies dark on our path below.
'ut cloud may shadow the clessest sky,
Ind frowns may darken the brightest eye,
'ut there 10 besssy that never will fade,
'hough the Irosts Of death on tie brow ar,
laid
| e seen In life In lie brightest bloom.
Ind appears when iss owner is laid In II,
tomb. ROSELLIE.
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CTThe Charleston South Csrolins CORES.
pondent Of the New York Tines on the lse
inst. says:
I was yesterday introduced to one or Tho
Leutensnis Of the regular army sf South
Carolina, who Is . Iineal descendant or Will
liam Washington, the brother Of the "Fash.
er Of his Country Mcpherson owns that
celebrated "crimson flag Of Eutaw,'' which
was carried At the famous fight, % well q
At Cowpens. There 10 story connected
with that famous piece Of cloth deserves
narration. just before the battle Of Eutaw.
William Washington called upon lady and
ssked her for something red, to inspire the
boys in the coming 6gh,. She withdrew,
and returned with the desired color, csreful-
" wrapped up. Our Revolutionary moth.
ers wore red petiicosts in those dsys. and
not beirg able 10 obtain anything else, che
sacrificed her crimson jupe on the altar OF
her country. The jupe vas carried into
many holly contested field. and wherever
Il was seen the boys thought Of their sweet
hearts and wives q home. and struck for
freedom and With terrific force.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-03-20

lu III tH'ukr tnut a"vo oeousys sueso
nothing 70 man more comeIy than liberty.
MILTON.
When the dance Of the shadows
At day break 10 come.
And the cheeks of tha morning
Are red with the sun;
When he sinks in his glory,
AT eve from the view,
And calls up the planets
To blaze 10 the blue,
There is beauty. But where is the beauty
to see,
More proud than the sight Of a nation when
free!
When the bountfnl bend
OF the bow is above,
Ike collar Of light
On the bosom OF Love.
When the moon in her mildness
Is floating on high.
Like banner Of liver
Hung out in the sky,
There 10 beauty. But earth has no beauty
TO see
More proud than the front Of . ns'ion when
In the depths Of tho darkness,
Unvaried 10 hue;
With no thick cloud 10 cover
The sky from our view;
When the voice Of the tempest
AT midnight is still,
And The spirit Of solitude
SJbs on the hill.
There 10 beauty. But where is the beauty
10 see,
Like the broad beaming brow Of . nation
when free!
In the breath Of the morning,
When natures awake,
And calls up the chorus
To chaunt in the brake;
In the voice Of the echu
Unbound in The woods;
IN the winding Of ssrssms
And the foaming Of foods.
There i beauty. But where 10 the beauty
10 see.
Ike the thrice hsllowed sight OF a nation
when Tree!
When the striving Of surges
Il mad on The main.
Like the charge of . column
Of plumes on the plsin.
When the thunder 10 up,
From his cloud Graded sleep,
And the tempest il tr ssding
The pa,h Of The deer,
here ID beauty. But where IL the beauty
10 sec,
ike the sun-briIlisnt brow Of Z nation when
free?
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New England and the Six Seceediug
Cotton States.

we make the following exhibit OF popu.
lat'on from the census Of 1860:
1880. 1850. Gain.
Six S'u'h. 81. asa. .sGS 1855 04s sa5 $40
New England. 3l286s2 2.7o4 729 423,9l3
Sou'hern ne' gain. All ,407
These figures make an awful chssm in the
ooasting Of New England sbout their pro-
gress conirssted with the stationary or re-
lrcgrsde movements Of the South" After
this unanswersble test Of the census orr
New England brethren ought 10 be little
ashamed Of the ignorance which they have
displayed upon this topic. Gin. Enq.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-31

III HrADAoHE is the fAvorlte sign BY which nature
makes known any deviation whatever from the natural
state Of the bran and viewed In this light II may be
looked on as safeguard intended to give notice OF dis
ease which might otherwise escape attention. I'll toe
late to be remedied and It's indications should never
be neglected Headaches may be classified under two
names, viz: symptomatc and Idlopathic, Symptomatic
Headache 10 exceedingly common and Is the precursor
OF great variety OF diseases, among which are Apo
plexy, Gout, Rb0umatism and all febre diseNes. In
Its nervous form 1t 10 sympathetic Of disease OF the
stomach constuting Sick headache OF hepatic disease
constituting bilious headaches OF worms, constipation
and other disorders Of the bowels as we'll as renal and
uerire affections. Diseases Of tho heart are very re
quenty attended with headaches; anaenia and plehora
are also affections which frequently occasion headache
Idopahic headache Is also very common being usually
distinguished by the name Of nervous heddd0he some
times coming suddenly In state ofapparenty sound
health and prostrang at once the mental and physical
energies and In other Instances II comes slowly, her
aided by depression Of spirits acerby Of temper In
most instances the pain Is In the front OF the head over
one or both eyes, and sometimes provoking vomiting
under this class may also be named Neuralgia.
For the treatment Of either class o headache the Ce-
phac Pills have been found sure and safe remedy, re-
levng the most acute pains 10 few minutes and, BY
Its subtle power eradcang the diseases OF which head
ache 10 the unerrlpg index.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-31

THn AmAIakrArion or LlBau Aans .--T Thcre is grow
ing tendency In this age to appropriate the most expires
sive words Of other languages and after while to In
Nhick ID from the Greek, sgnifying "for the headr 4
now becoming popularixed IN connection with Mr. hpald
ngs great headache remedy but II will soon be used
more general way, and the word Oephac will becom
as common as Electrotype and many Others whose dis
ncon as foreign words has been worn away by
usage until they natlve and 10 the manor born
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-31

II POWER KxoITKMRNT, and the mental care and ankle.
y incident to close attention TO business or study
among the numerous causes OF Nervous Headache. The
tressing complaint Is fatal blow to all energy and
bltion. Sufferers by this disorder can algsys obtain
speedy relief from these distressing attacks by using
Of the Cephac Pills whenever the symptoms appear II
ques the overtasked BRAIN and oothes the strained and
ang nerves. and relaxes the tension Of the stomach
which always accompanies and aggrayates the dsOrdercd
condition Of the brain.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-31

I'm asmoea are carefaliy prepared under the direct
11 1rd insprcion pf d N ot1sL
% ae That great and long realzed want o. ns papnS,
nam<l r>nsdies for ell the more common ana snp'' Au
nsnis n NE cseH e.s :,
a,sss, ,r which We mher and die were at their COM
nonce,< simple and trinne mere cold, shght dar.
rhea, rSb in tho aide, or headAche or hoareness
ara rl cured and subducd In time becomes eonsump-
aon A iever dangerous dysentery, Group or otner
dIssiS which All the powers Of medicine ta TO arrest
Hersn these remedies supply great public want Being
On ksnd riInple 90 you know al once what 10 teke-
plsasan % q 70 cause repugnancesafe and hence
ooc1soung no rlsk While The curative effects are posuye
and certain they taken and OF once the spell . broken
and ne danger alleyed. llHb
zpsrs1cs hss amply confirmed the Of these rene
des for families and private persons, a. being THn hI
usa THn MOST enPla AND coxyE1Esr, THE MOST PROMPT
AID RELIABLE. - a..
Thousands are aud have been usng them Tor some nve
yearn past In every section Of the country WIN smo.
nvarabs snocesA All speak In the highest terms Of tne
nmplicitv and certainty, and among our hundreds .,
aeslls the uniform testimony u, that they give gOOo
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-31

Byid0et. .Mlasus wants you to fend her box Of oe'
phslc Glue; no, bottle Of Prepared Pills but I'm
thinking that's not just naher; but perhaps yen be
afthor knowing what II is Ye she's nigh dead and
gone With the Sick Headache and wants some Of
that same % relaived her before. --.l so. 4.
Dru0oist You must mean Spaldings Cephallc Pills
Brtd0et.-0ch sure and you've ted it Here's
the qusrther and give the Pills, and don't lie all day
about 1t, aither. lasst.I '..r ts