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ture, proposed BY the Senate, seems to me e.
be In conflict with the Constitution. '"ot
The resolution as Il went from the Hor,.
these grave difficulties, while think tbs,a "o5
il would have attained every desirable cad no a,t
has been stated 10 IL tina. tq1ires word ~ Vgsuha
IL Is, that, u eheetuf It arrests the sale Of d,
cannon. have only to fay that Ar, ,,il Archer,
in any measure to protect him from os. on as.
action; but have heen, and am, under tbs or
that without any new action here there Is
law already passed TO buy his cannon md q, ae'
there would be no objection from any quar..,
resolution l. similar 10 scope and char ,cter hsus
ed a. long ago the middle Of Jany by the Jo,
tee of Federal Relations, (Bhen there were
tended reinforcement OF Fortress Xonroel and 10
ed 10 cover all cases similar TO the present al
Of uo)ps and arms, so long the preset s,.,
may continue, and not like the Senate Re.olatiot.
to the single case that has arisen. By thai
tn Governor waScharged with the duty OF
self informed as 10 any such movements and h'N
II necessary, TO this House. | think IL yas
concurred in by the Committee and had hoe, ~
under the impression that il had been adoned ~
frequently so stated. IL seems not 10 have h@o,
up for consideration. The resolution ptesa,,as A.'
modelled In some degree after IT, but so A. 10 ~.
action better to the present time. think The f,
as proposed by me, the proper-one suited {, 10 80
stances, and to our powers-and that IL would me-.
trey efiicacious. il has the advantage, too ~
approIimated to ubinimty ia the previous vote -
House, whereas the Senate resolutions. Il thev \.
pass at all, must il ia apparent, pass by divided -,
and agains, earnest opposition. Its the plain inno.
my resolution, though Ii does state on .b,, g,
or in what way, that no movement Of arms or ,roor
bs allowed Of course that the cannon cannot be
Il should not state in whs, form the resistance III
made, because in the first place, it could rot be for.
under what circumstances the necessity for il -
arise, nor, seconcIy on what authority would det,v..
duty of dealing with IT, What the resolution Co., ~
is all that is important to the end in view and
are almost all agreed sbout Why not stand on TO-,
err, rather than be divided on Others which. in -
form, but sttains the end and open to ro1,
jecong hope the House will adhere to it, orgip,a
cisiou
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-11
The Convention.

The consideration Of the Commuters report was cen
tnued yesterday in COMMITTEES Of the Whole. Toe 18th
Aad 18Th resolutions were adopted, With few amend
ments not materially affecting the original
Mr.. Scott, Of + submitted proposition, in addition
70 the 18Th resolution providing for Convention Of tie
Border Slave States and such nonSaveholding States as
may accept the propositions of this State. See proceed
ings Mr. Bruce also submitted resolution declaring
the foregoing resolutions and proposed amendments to
the Constitution an ,.liipaia the part Of Virginia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-11
MrnIESn In NEW YORK

1t is alleged that the Montgomery government keep:
q corps of active, Industrious lynx eyed spies in New
York city, telegraph to JEFF. Davis every movement
of the federal government at this point relative to the
troops and war vessels. A dispatch Of one thousand
words containing the substance Of oil the evening pa
pers published on Saturday, vas forwarded to Mont
gomery and receipt thereof acknowledged before six
o'clock p. N. The administration at Washington i:
aware of this systematic transmission Of their ore
men;s South, and hence peremptory instructions are
given to all persons at the navy yard and at the various
military stations here, to mplrt information TO any
person whatever and to this rule the press is no. to be
considered an exception.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-11
GREAT STAMPEDE OF FUGITIVE SLAVES FOR
nsNAHA

CHICAGO April S-Ole hundred and six fugitive
slaves who have heretofore taken their abode here left
this city last night for Canada via the Michigan South
ern Railroad Over thousand fugitives have arrived
there since last fall of whoa have left since the
recent arrest Of i've iugves by the United States Mar
shall.
DETROIT, April S--About- three hundred fugitive
slaves principally by way of Illinois, have passed ino
Canada thu point SINCE Saturday, aud large numbers
are reported to be the way. Many OF them entire
ly destitute, and much suffering ia anticipated, notwh
standing the efforts for their relief
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-11

PoLTTrcAL MEETINGS AT CAMPBELL G. live under
stand that the Secession Democracy OF this county held
q meeting at Campbell Courthouse Monday court
day. and nominated their candidates for the Legsa-
ture Ro j. havis ESQ, CT this cit,, and Co. Saunders,
Of the county.
The Union party also held meeting, and nominated
for the position DR.. A. ]. Clark leaving with the
people of the city TO nominate another candidate accep
table to themselves to the ticket with DR.. Clark
1t is proper to add that Col Ieftych late excel
lent representative declined to accept nomination. lie
made, we ere informed, an admirable Union speech.
Iyachbmg Hirgigiqn.
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OPINION OF AN ARMY OFFICER.

The Lynchbufg Republican, Of yesterday, says:
Msi G. G. Hutter, Paymaster U. s. Army, who has for
some time been stationed Charleston returned to hi;
city, where mis- family resde yesterday We learn that
the Major expresses the confident belief in conversation
with his friends here, that conflict between the South
ern troops and Maj Anderson Fort Sumter ineyi.a
BILE as he does believe the for. will be evacuated
The Major who has the best opportunity OF getting
rate information or the subject also THINKS thai fearful
conf ct is about to be naugurated between the Southern
and Northern Conederaces, and that long shall
see brother arrayed against brother and friend against
friend in bloody strife.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-11
IMPORTANT To PARENTS

Every pa-en should keep supply CT Radsays Ready Ri
constantly In the tous IL not only bot gill sta
OF Fever and bgge, Group, Influenza Fore Throat POI
scaet feyer Typhoid Fever and other malignant dsess A..
In Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Crsnp. PAIRS Ael ~
other nfrmiuss, snp alton Of TIE Ready Relief externally
easpoonfG IN k water drink viii stop the nos, ir
tialng pains 10 fscm Eve N hf-en minutes.
In severe attacks Of Group Dphersor Sore Throat plaque,
Railways Ready Relief will always save Life, and quickly
patient
For worns there medication quick dose Of R.iTl
Ready Relief.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-11
RAILWAYS REGULATING Pills

the great regeneraye uedcine N TIE nge L.d fr yea
the victims of depressing cobsuming eorln'alnsof er
nature, restored 20 health and vgor by N
drary sc Ions Of the stomIch DO sells an liver Ji %.
second dose Six is suffice Ia tie WORT and sJ op
ate In from three 10 SIX hours fTectlay thar 81
tic clas9 given IN suci stng quantities. C0sied
gum the Pls have us gree.bls G.yor They
tivtnen quickly hu: permanently, and 10 bogines. they
faG.bie Dy'pepes Who have suffered r yeas,
weeks under this psess opersDn They poEefisy 90
The circulation q the blood, rendering 10 uniform
throughout the system.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-11
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April s.-Tho following appointments
have been determined upon by the administration, and
the Commissions will be for warded probably, tomorrow.
Observation-Disclosures Duval, Collector, Richmond,
Va, vice VIM. N. Harrison, removed.
Hugh W. Fry, Postmaster, Richmond, vice Thomas B.
Bigger, removed.
Alexandra-James Keith Marshall, Collector, Alexan-
dria, Va, vice E S. Hough, removed
Wm. D. Massey, Postmaster, Alexandria, Va, vice
Turner w. Ashby, renewed.
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Il. X. r..
FAREWELL
LIONEL, PLUE PILL, QUININI
OPIUM, chi oRoFoRN, AND ALCOHOL

Railways Remedies combine all that Is rtqrred m u, p.,
ton publication, regrls'n, nyg ration, and hamonliot
all the organs OF the h1man body.
RADwAYs READY RaIET taten IS preventive for,a .,
frame against the Influences OF bad air. bad water dam ma
changes OF Temperature and species elton e,-
the throes Of agony oil sl the Taken s, ogs
any disease dLOns Administered later Il
disorder, and affords opportunity for the other reme
ercise their benign ind ienee
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GoxE TO CHARLEsToS.-We learnt late yesterday eve.
ming, that DR.. R. E. Robinson, Hon. r. A. Pryor. w. r.
Mallory, A. B. Jordan, and Jas F. NASH Eqs left yes
tsrdsy for Charleston s. O. The latter two, We are p'
formed, have, or will receive their arrival, oommis
slons in the army Of the Southern Coufederacy
burg Intslligsncr.
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FLAG RNsNG-GREAT ENTHUSIASTICALLY was q
great day with the people of Bonsacks, Va. cores
pondeat says:
The patriotic citizens os this place raised secession
flag 81 feet wide and 10 feet long, pole 90 feet high
at O'Clock, p NJ. The flag raised by our gallant
Congressman, Hon. Henry A. Edmundson, and was
greeted by nine rousng cheers by the soveregns
bed around it. The crowd then addressed by Messrs
VIM. N. Burwell, Hon. Henry A. Edmondson, William
Watts Major James Mcdowell and Green James, Esq
The speeches able and patriotic, and stirred the
souls of the brave mouDtsneers to their utmost depths
The meeting adjourned by giving three cheers for the
gallant little State of South Carolina aud three cheers for
jeff. Davis aud the Southern Coniederacy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-11
GREAT EnuR MILE RACE

NEw ORLEANS. April THE great four mile =.
came off yesterday over the Netarie course. Lpb,.
disancng the fayorie horse Panic in the first h., ].
beating Planet two straight heats. Time-st3 !.
s:l3 l-2. The tract: was very heavy over three \,
dred thousand dollars changed hands. boswell. n
GINA horses did not win race.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-11

DxsERrFD 70 SoUTH.-It is stated that twenty Of
the rank aud file of the army left Washington Thurs
day for Montgomery for the purpose Of ensteng n the
sopthern army These deserions make aggregate Of
two hundred and eighty army recruits for the Southern
government from the federal capitol since they have
been stationed there BY Gen, Scott.
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a Si0n nj War!

The French paper in New York has the following sig
n6eant paragraph The information, on which it bases
its statement is supposed to be derived from the Frerch
Legation at Washington. But this is conjecture 1t is to
be borne in mind however, that the Courier is disn-
gushed for the accuracy of It's it would
scarcely on one so important this without the
best authority:
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40 CnRRFNrONpFNrS

q Isers m iusiaesi nlu d addressed % te "kaor q
fis Wig"
A-s t--rr o boa stiles 81 ne paper '- not be PuiiiA
a. y7f a. s sfi sy ssiadisy ouyff % o. kao,ra 90 az.
sl ri r ao case he departed from, obituary notices exceed
d. eiJif Tines grs ciarged for os adrsrtissmo,h.
80 % sin1ot undertake % rstsru rtea ooH'H1aaeaoEs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-11

IMPORTS OF Day GooDs-The imports of foreign dry
goods at New York for the month Of March have been
only two-thrds large for the period Of last
year. and but little than half large for March,
1859. The Withdrawals from bond however, have been
very large the total exceeding the aggregate entered
for consumption.
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RAILWAYS REy0yATIyG pEsoLvgyr

Searches the diseased blood and pu 50 y ~ hrstfy ~
c0rruptug particles. FIR chrome diseasei unoo ~
10 The h and tissues past All hep. u Is the s9 rSlf
There Is not nssh skin disorder tha, r
~ dilnfsctent. Ulcested Sre Throat. Brouchrs fgtt
the lungs all forms ueeraoR Inward outward su,suzs b,
| fore lis anti septic anti-iehammstory acion.
Railways Remedies are sold b. Druggists shsre
aps-dcvlm RADWAY CO. % John strea NJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-11

ALL DAY SESSION CT TIN "'''' W C.hnet NJ
ATE STATES Montgomery, April Sine
the Confederate States has been in session all day
Something serious is under consideration. Important
news is expected from Washington.
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Cor. RUDLER A dispatch has been received A, ls,,
ia from Col. Ruder announcing his safe arrival n 1.
York on the I'd inst, from Aspinwall. Col Rude, /,
be remembered in connection with Walkers tragic d..
in Honduras a few months since.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-11

is devoted heart and soul the honor and freedom OF
the sovereign State Of Virginia.
letter from well informed source expresses the be-
lief that the District will elect Col C. by 1900 majority
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-11

TREAsoxr NEW YoRK.-The New York EVeniBg Post
of Thursday says:-Certan prominent representatives
of the cotonocracy in this city have concoced trea
souable circular urging the people accept the Infamous
proposition OF hOr Wood and to declare the city part
and parcel of the COnlederscy Of Jefferson Davis.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-11

A Mississippi RIFLE CoMPANY-The JEFF Davis RIG es
OF homc Springs Miss, have zone to Pensacola. The
company is composed follows: Planters, - lawyers
a editors, s. merchsnts, 6 deputy sheriff and the
rest Of carpenters cOacbmaker apohecarie physicians
laborers, saddlers, jewellers, bsckayers, &c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-11

DEPALcArIoS-The Louisville Courier Of Saturday
gives some further PARTICULARS in relation to the deialca-
ton OF n. L. McClelland, tax collector who has alb
seconded lie leaves liabilities unsettled amounting to
$3i, 7l3. The Courier says;
1t is not improper say that he has been in trouble
for months about his pecunary affairs, and partly owing,
il is reported to pretended friends to whom he loaned
money. His habits however, it is believed, the
main of his disgrace 1t is said he lost large
amounts Of money at cards but of this know nothing
positive.
Common rumor likewise assigns to him designing
and pretty woman other than bis wife. And further
G. that the lady has disappeared quite as mysterious
ly as the collector. Mos. women angels; but when
they not aud WELD influence man, their will
ling victim they play the deuce with mis- heart, his in
terest and aa often his honor. But the great Ro-
lost the world by the wes Of the Egyptian
ess; Lyvc had his Harriet Petowker; the hero Of Ira
fagar had his Lady Hamilton why should no. 4 plain
tax collector yield to the Establishments OF Off
she is pretty who will share his fate and money.
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HONOR AND FORTUNE FAvoRs THE BRAvE.-We learn,
says the Mobile Tribune of the ID that purse Of $780,
600 has been raised by wealthy gentlemen of Mssis
sipp which will be given TO the first member of the "Mis
sisspp Rifles" who puts his feet Fort Pckens in time
of war. Look to your laures gentlemen"
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PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.
BRAYDRETHs PILLS WARRANTED TO CURE FEVER AZ

AGUE
The eject OF pursing with pRAsDRrTHs PILLS 70
the health, mater from what may be suf-inr -
take oct all impuritiel from the system and they M N
poser Of expulsion mas poisonous y.por decsyed
tables indeed any poisonous breaei by ~
In fact II the blood /. pooned 1t impure and rFa
blood results In disease
BRANDRErHs PILLS,
Enough innocent as bread 70. they capable o. rurre
blood and curing disease 90, they all knd of isVs
asthnas catarrhs costyeness and panfu Affections AZ
clnes. uhfg-lAsit
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~REsISTANCE MEETING.
w. the AFRICAN CHURCH, t)-nght wm "A I.
9th 70 will address the meeting, at O'Clock AMID
~ TO THE CITIZENS OF m

~>SS~2 NlDDif;-ht Tie urgent Solicitation n mas 4
tiers, irrespective Of patty announce myself eandss -
seat In The House Delegates and u am honored 800,
fage assure you, zion shall be made ,dysne -
interest and that Of GU, state would give 10 this cara
sis OF my views 10 regafd 20 the presen distracted oondt
country, but thinx unnecessary hay ng ample tine 10 L.
nate views The tScion being two months o. and tso
~ courts intervening Shen stall be prepared maze Al -
cate expose Of my opinions the sered questions 81,
tate the public mind. Respectfully,
mh2s-2x J. CHAPEL GnFFN
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VEAST r,nWnCDS NV ca

49, LICK, Richmond. Va, manufactures "snplst IA
blr hsxlng Powder" HIS Il the only factory Of the Kind
South and he prep ared to farr ssh tie trade y;
able terms Northern Manufacturer seuplef Posder
gfna preparation, approved BY all who used tR0hd ~
For sale by Druggists and lfrocers generally fsSf
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-01-17
Guardians Sale.

nuRSUANr 10 q decree ~ the rrohaie Court
Of Yalobusha county maic nj Tho January
term thereof, A. u lspl, | vii, % guardian u
The minor heirs Of EobsrI pubafd, deceased. pro.
ceed TO sell on tho prcmi.ts. on . credit vi twelve
month. from tho lny u sale, The following d..
seribed lands, l,ing and being IN The county of
Pamela, State Of Mississippi. subjected the widov's
dover. aud known md designated as follows, TO
wit: Lots No. s., IL, o, -, 10, II, oil in section
seven, township went, seven; rang" ono ens',
containing two hundred AMI scsen,y.oue acres
more or less. IN tht twentieth day o. f,truar'
1861. sell si,hin the hour. rtcsetibcdh W las. thg
purchaser will be required to give bond and ap'
proved security.
WA. prBAED, Guardian.
.Janpa,v q. lsst. pit.iw
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-01-17

FIRE AND BRfasToSE.-An amusing in.
cident occurred in . church In this county
some weeks since. The preacher IN charge
Of the congregation, after having preached
. strong revival Discourse, concluded with
an exhortation in the usual style, addressed
70 sinners, warning them to Zee from the
wrath to come. Another minister arose and
took up the suhjecs where his brother left
%. lie drew . vivid picture Of those Who
are Lost, writing in the tormenss Of hell.
forevsv burning. and never dying; amid
the danes Of Gre and birthstone and sui.
'phsrcss suote. suddsnly the church -,
filled with . strong smell Of mlpher, and
scne Of TIE congregation whose magma.
lions we're excited BY the appeals Of Ii,
minister tsesss unusually dhssrbed, ies'
his ssssaic nejeasl should appear insssnser
when h ~ &Segsered that the preacher
~as on In. eaused By rubbing Lucifei
nssches. IN N vess poches, against thu
pslpit. The tinely s-ss;ssasee Of The bresh
ren pseveased sAe Gre from do;ne nor,
damage I'm % bsva he pocket II she min
i'ser, cad relieved ~ apprvheasiess Of TN
audience. We vsre eat present on the 90
essiss. end only gre she iaeiaeus N infor
nssi9o
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-01-17

RrSAwAY NrcRoEs.-0n Monday last
young Henry Darby, went over TO Major
strong's plantation to sec his ovcrscer.-
When he 90. near the house he saw
some ten or twelve Of Strong's runaway
negroes. fIe undertook 10 arrest them,
Blu. they ran. lie overlook ono, and he
turned upon him, and struck Darby two or
three times with q stick on the head, from
which, at frs, i, was supposed he would
die tu, the Doctor says tina, the wounds
are not likely to be fatal. The negro IS
in Jail and will be tried on Saturday next.
After the negro had been arrested and
brought to town, a report came tina, young
Darby would die from his wounds, and lis
brother Richard attempted to shoot the me-
gro, but was prevented By the timely int.
fersncc Of Mr.. jackson. Deputy Sheriff,
who struck his arm causing him to miss hi'
aim. We understand that although badl,
hurt, Mr.. Darby ]. no. dangerously 80. A
report has spread in the county that he VA
dead, and thu. the negro had been burned
II IL all q mistake.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-01-17

Tnr PASoLA GuARps.-At the meeting
on last Saturday, a sufficient number not
having attended, i, was resolved to summit
the members personally to appear on mex.
saturday. Tho Legislature is now in ses-
zion, ani viii in a few days. pass a nov
military Law, requiring every person liable
to military duty to enroll themselves and
be ready to march OF an hours warning
The question Tor the Guards to determine
ia, whether they will belong to the volun-
tccr regiments. OF TO the drafted Militia.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-01-17

ELECTION ron MAyoR.--Thcre will be an
election held at the Court House on Sainr'
day the 2Gth Of January, 1861, for n Mayor
for the town Of Pamela, to I'LL the vacancy
occnsiencd BY the resignation Of A. NJ
l~,nyburn.
We understand James r. Wilson. is a
candidate, and no doubt but there will be
others tina, We have not heard Of.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-01-17

coeoyrR's IsQrpr-Wc learn from
Win. e. Mnxwcll, fsq. tat on Monday
the IN instant, be held an inquest over The
dead body If a negro belonging to D. NJ
Fits. The Jury returned u verdict that
Nj. death was caused By u III. IL appeared
in evidence that the negro bad been subject
% spasma.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-01-17

a,S-wc have not received a line, or a
papcr from either Of our delegates 10 the
convention at Jackson. Why they have
neglected us Is a mystery. They certainly
know that the readers Of the STAN are
anxious to learn what they are doing, and
how they are dischnrging the trusi conided
to them. Come gentlemen peak ont.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-01-17
THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI,

TNNuIN VtFNTNa
To Sarah Wfrd sad hssbcsd. HiHiam 4. Herd,
sald Sarah being an heir saj sisinbuiss n Hs'.
D. Hrsg. dscsssst.
N-oU are hereby cited 10 be and appear before
the Probate Court 81 said County. on the ID
DAY os February. tsol. to answer the petition.si
vliiah 8. wrsy. administrator u he s.sais Of
william n. wiay. deceased. and show ess.s vhy
The rrsvsr ~ the petitioner praying for a sale Of
ali he slaves and other p~srssra, estate II isssss-
sd. for ,l,.tributiou should not B. granted.
liz order Of Court.
". r. wU0TfES, Clerk.
t.,,s.I he stss az Dee. tsS1. r5n4v