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FUTUREp4Y.
by RICHARD C4uTR0RH. Anet'r.

I'M siuNDAY, - D instant, e. Q O'CLOCK,
al NY s5"'e y IL Sol, att net Oh, ) b Asa t.
hncco ~ e Smoking ohs eco, 10 ha.dec- -
pac- age; Soap Nj = che show Gas- t3las 80 ,
stone W. &c, &c.
ERNITJRE. Also. oue ,ecund heai Piano!
Mahogany CRIB AID Pes. Beg ~. Tsn 80.
- at1or Hs2d:. with h4ttte- &C., y ausbts JiL-
'rts. ?: three Cooking stow. Am Nhl Irs
" assist ide. I bios, &: &C.
PLAtFpN1 5. A.ES-DI So.
Also Oh. T. ,t.Ur1a csls u ear.y ne. end "a .F-
der, aud on, tfhue Desk A's"- o2e ire I"Ur-s
barrel shot du1.
d- i K. CsVTAHE \, Arci.
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| afHEfl E-riA .

In the reppr; Of The markets published in
y 'erduy Di>.are5, Salt was omitted; and
Il il is in important article at this tilne We
give The quotations. OF the market below:
~ALT.-There is iittle On hqnd-the mar.
ke. beng nearly exhausted Sales OF LiVer--
pools - per sack. Wequote by the loo lis.
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Eieciatise .AypoInlueuts

O.. 4o'io"ing appoin tinents by the Prssl-
'~'s soeu confirmed by Congress
=, s''@n7s u71afy the Seqat< trayi0n Aet.--
= & Scarbursh, Of virgiaia: Thos q.
,,93Aoids, II Missouri; and Walker B,ooka.
u Mississippi.
ea 1'+'f''t D'.iT1a A1efrfsa - ohn q Men
-. - "sergia aud W. ai. Randolph Tor
N%+r't fTlC. NJ ArkspsQs
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81 X. 4. COOK. A-.esy.

DAY %ARE. TOk ACU.7UNT OF con.
I >.fkDERATE STATES .0oNEGN-
VI" I, Al a e. 81 - y --On SNtshcA.s
l4th iu-r 10 u'ciocs. VII sell, a. the Hts45
Auc'ion Lot council Ghainter iilll
4 Il \ 81 A Il L,
tbo7- eight wears ol5, bulo; irg - tjls COuiads
rate States A0vemu,aat. by order o.
capt II Il LDEIE.
IL H. Comm I'D Ai>hucLd ArssnsI
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RECFNTI srBEfS 9ED.
THE SOUTHERN SPY.-Letters OF

THE SOUTHERN SPY .-Letters on the Pol.
iey and Inauguration Of the Lincoln War ,
written Anonymously il Washington and else
where, by Edward a. Pollard, o. virginia.
aItLOr Of "Black Diamonds
CONTEtrs.
/. letter 10 President Lincoln, written a. Wash
ington.
?. Letter % President Lincoln, written 4. Wash
ipgtoE.
3. Lst'er 10 President Lincoln, written at Wash.
ingt0n.
4. Letter TO President Lincoln, written near TIE
Government.
5. Letter TO the Editor OF -, written IN Ma
ryland
8. Letter to Secretary Seward written in Mary
land.
:. Letter to President lincoln, Written IL Mary
land.
Z. Letter 70 Doctor Tying, written in Baltimore.
T. Letter - General scott, written in MARYLAND
10 Letter 10 Mr.. EVervL.. written in Mary land
. PNCE, 10 CESas.
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7 isT or LETTERS REMAINING N THE
IL RICHMOND r lST- OFFICE, on the 18th
day Of December. 1861
s@~ Persons calling for letters in toe List VIII
p!ea4r ser they are ApyERTlsso ais, Giving
DAT. list
50 T. pcs.aZs viii be i've cents ID each lei
:. I o.. -rr:ised.
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" TARRANT EKThAOT, THORNS
Extract, Ayers peetorai, Wislar's alsam Wild
Cherry, Ross Expeciorant, Dayis's Pain Killer,
RoAe's Pain Carer Hartshorne's Cure all, Meen Fun,
Chalk halls, Lilly White. Dalby's Pain Extractor
Cos's Gelatine fiavoring Extracts. Payson's In
Tslibls Ink, Fancy Soaps. Cnttle Fish Hons &c +,
SC, now receiving aud for sale at retail by
Nm. II. SCOTT, Apothessy.
successor TO J. w. GAR Ffg,
as 10 MSsss F!sfs, E.snkl.n ii,
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o. ne '2h irst., by. tbs Rey cour,uev
b' MANN u. EE2r, Of PoTts on,h ~ NJ.
s@RAh A "EF aoE tn. OF Warwick 90.
Ca Wednesday. ,Ne lth ins.art At the r.sidenc.
- we Or. amer, ny .h- Rev. -. Iss.r ar
WILLIAM u EG(4I,ESToS IN vi. S.JJfr
r. FJA Goth .h's ., y
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ST. Louis dispatch SAYS: The two Ger
man papers of this city have bean notified
that unless they cease their attacks on ire
Administration for its late action III the Gaze
of Fremont, and for other exceptiona BILE arti-
cles The publication Of their issues Will be
GuF.pTe@Spn
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In press, and will be ready il a lew day

In press, and will be ready il a lew day
CAUSE AND CONTRAST An EGsav on the
American Cr1rs, showing she antiquity MI
versatility, justice, ana FerG 8nence Of the -
stitutoa Of Slavery. | vel. w., zoe PIP
,hick PAPER cover. Pdce 81.
Fer ons rem ting The pr of either OF The above
named Books VIII have them sent to any part Of
the Southern Conf leracy free of postage.
The trade "a lowed a liberal discount.
Al iTess orders 20
WEST * JOHNSTON,
Publish hers I45 Main IT..
de l4-lt Richmond, Va.
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TN0LlsIi HALF HtsSE.--w. ars raesiv.
IL iug sroshsr supply al Hesvy kpsti~h Cotton
Hooks - he zAsas mako wsicA ha1 eesn SID b. 10
iae nusabss Of sssrs to 30 satsss sassfSctka ~
sNr c1sssGsascs.
&s y,Al-NwlN 4 xthA4AAasts.
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FEUTt-HED tbs N0iNINU,
PRSSC1EN t..-A Speech dol yere6 by Hon
Bevtr,y rueke-, OF Virginia in the Soatherl
Convention held At ShyiiIe Tenn, Apri
18th! l0,,J. Pic nc.
Add ess 0Tie. to
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!
y DESIRABLE GOODS,
REDW 0oD ACH,
u MAIN Strict,
200 packs XII hy's English Diamond Pointed
PMS.
70 gross Gilon's STEEL PENS.
40 daz Preach SHEEP SKINS,
"a grGss Table KNIVES al FORKS.
50 doz PhOOMS,
~ gross German MATCHES,
80 boxes FIRE CRACKERS,
80 gross Cedar PENCILS,
- bushels Dried APPLES,
loo dozen Black Spool COTTON,
100 DO. Servants HpKFS
80 NJ CIGARS,
$500 ysrds B'eaehed SHIRTINGS,
SO do French MERl<OS.
Ir"n and Copper WIRE, Sheet BRASS, &c
A large assortment Of
Paint Brushes and 4 rtists' Materials
Wagon Whips Needless J. ack CauibricN
Black Lead Fercussi on Capa,
Calf RoJts, aud Fronts aud Backs,
Sixty reams Wrapping Paper,
Oil Over Goats, and Mssoa 8 Blacktnr,
One nae keuiucky RIFLE,
Also, to arrive
Is bbls. Tanners OIL.
10 casks Freuch BRANDY,
loo dozen CURRY COMBS. lie li-3t
FOR ONE inLLAR.
We have received n. balance Of tae stock from
the
DOLLAR STORE
Which We will close al the old price,
o n II ID y l. l. A r.,
Consisting Of
Jewelry. 10 sets
Studs and Blu tons,
Plated Spoons,
Ladies',
ealts
Aud other goods 10 which the attention OF the
public Is called e. the stock viii last but few
days. REDWOOD 4 REACH, Auet'rs,
De l4-,3t "a Main 1t.
TOUNTRY BUY ERS-NOIIOE!
Just rec. ived, al
TAY LOR cos.
100 MAIN STREET, opposite
Once Southern Express Co.,
100 heavy 3-tbread bro. Z. OCKS,
20 dog knit WOOLE. GLOVES
Canton Flannel UNDER-SnIhTs,
Nerino d."
White Linen Rorom SHIFTS.
Fancy Calico Do.
DRAWERS,
.tesYy sock Of winter QLoFhiSS,
just resolved
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FOR KgEvT.

LOR REM THE ENSUING YEAR,
T l,"2-My
'STORE-HOCSE snd DWELLING
At tentrevil'e To maze lie notice hrief vi |
only say, 1t h.5 ever cen yenicnce ttat can be
@SSoi tor-a'i necessary oue houses, plenty q
wood good 1A.er, and situated in a healthy and
f"eatthy neigtpvrhoOd. Ge II 1 udcrate, to silrt
lie times. any oae wishing 10 rent will sd4ress
Mrs 5 II. MILLS, Harriss Post-I Iice
de l4--CItsw-tr Icuila courtv
L. OR RtNT-A very DE-; able
r o O Nj
IN the upper part Of
Ddd Fellows Hail
- By l. feet Appy 90 John a. Beqin, Alex r
tsraut o.
de w VIM j RIDpICK
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i.DfEN' I.IaT.

- 7. = p"ftfgS vii
- o.. -r'rtis ed.
I..Di
1 aIefSon mrs II Il
Adams mrs ) I -
amos mrs III
Htlsi sou nifs X rch.
4 fklIs n miss "A = :!
Alley rlis= K -
Alley miss x II
Allen miss Lucy II
Allen luts, th1riutt
If-. -ou mrs Harriet
Barker nrs = T.
Bans mrs Jane
BOuT mrs A y
Burnard mrs l. "
i5ullingt0n mrs q II
Burgess mrs Sarah
Drummer mrs NJ /
Brook mr- SIR? h +
l}roa deus mrs III ].
Bradley mrs Mary
Bates miss i'attie q
Burnly miss NJ >
Burgess miss A
Burch miss Sarah
BCsher miss Mary r
Booth miss MoIlie
tirabbin mrs + +
Cooper mrs &
Call ms Jos W
iHidiCk mrs Sarah ]
Chandler mrs " A
Cecil mrs w =
CAMP mrs J Dc
Cam mrs ; trah
C2ulneid mrs ! 4
Gum ley mrs VI q
Grove mrs Geo w
Crow miss /. A l.
Cow miss Martha
Cox miss Rosa L
Cooke miss HATTIE
Cook miss Mary a
CoShran miss Ann q
Collins miss Emily
Cog bill miss T.
Chapman miss
Chick miss s.
Christian miss r.
InliS iail miss Il j.
CayDan miss II A
COnlitt3 miss r Il
CrsmlniE & miss M
touiIif- miss Agnes
Curtis mis- Susan
Davenport mrs II
Dalton mrs Va
Davis mrs + II
Daner mrs I u
Davis mrs Elvira J
beUuiSOB mrs II &
Dixon mrs 4 l.
DOdd mrs 4 Y
buK" mrs Cath
Duy8iI mrs Sarah
!tuk Ike mrs .-ar n J
Dubois mrs Mary \
Donely mrs Addia
Duranet miss L
brake miss Nancy Y
i'only miss L
Dov5d mss Merry y
nureN miss tC;aYia
Dangertield miss n L
Elders miss Nary j
Elicit miss Nary
LdT miss : IL
flCJ / mrs Cnas
Fifx %ii'on mrs Tno-
Fitzgerald mrs S,.lii'
Fox Ann Il gcoI0)
Ford mrs Mary
EOlksS mrs Fannie 4
Fttzhugn mrs R..H
EOrd mrs mary IL
trayser mrs bell;
Fly mrs Eliza Il
Fletcher miss \ NJ :
FOlkSE miss VI = .
Ford H,l : - san q
Flynn miss Mar l.
FuIE1son mis- II l.
Gardner miss Nloiiie
Cartwright mrs /
Gardner miss IL
vary miss & a
Gay miss Mary a
G~ntIE ms Sarah i
Gibson miss K Il
1iIIi nil = Maria ].
Gillespie miss At
GOpte mrs Martha
Gordon mrs IL VI [
Grace mrs Martha
Green mis- fAnnio
tfIltbhS mss Sarah
Green lulSs Ann
Fl p gan miss 3is~v
Hal mrs HaLry II
Heat miss Mar 4
Hargrcya mi>s Il Il
ItaN- mrs Jacob
Harris mrs Maria
Tia kiH = miss hilary !
E:asleEruve miss l.
Hewitt mrs 4 4
herny miss lucy
Henry mrs \
hiuCnmau mis- i y
Kinds mrs Louisa
Hiti mrs Emily
Hti-iArd laiss cath
Hill AIRS u /.
Hicks mrs Mary \
Hodges miss Mary r
Holyd-,y mrs Va
howard mis- n -
Horton miss hun
nc ward miss Is
fIOTan miss dane
Huntmiss Mary
Hunter mrs Gal
lrtv miss Mary "
Jordan mrs II u
Jones mrs Caroline
Jones mrs Lou
Jones mrs Stilie a
Jones mrs ELLEN j.
Johnson mrs T.
Johnson mrs susan
J arviS mrs Susan Il
Jenkins mrs Lucy Il
Jacob mrs Ann Il
Jordan mrs Ei!eu
Jones miss Reba Goa
Jones mss Bette Il
johnson miss NJ \
Johnson MISS = ella
Jackson miss Ella
Jackson miss Mary
Jackson miss ! Il y
J EFT miss NJ J
JeWatt miss Edith
henCall mrs Ii l.
King mrs MARY }
Kin 5rouga mss } =
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A.ss-a aS4s - AS-Ao.
IA'S BAY.
Ey TROs. ~. KEESEF. 4, -.torsv,
tOfEoe corner OF I?th and Cary s.s.,
HORSES Mules. WAat n. RU3GY
4 l AND Carl Il Sail - CIs
-oN 49, Wiii q 10 i, ua On IL HDAf morning,
Dt" -nb-r IA, csn:1 .Hc'ug ~ % o's oek, ~ t-s
6or3e AUnhcn Ld. on Dno!t ft.aL. Der IL,
Ne'1I2i code auo ii 4rnsss Hnrs
/ W. g 4 MUGS
One Wagon
one Buggy
the ssrt THOMAS W KEEsEt.
de = ~
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IN the upper part Of
.sR sSs sss,gsssaIss.

WEST 4 JOHNSTON,
pTBiISh,ER AND OOkSELLEKS
Nc. lAJ Main Street, Richmond, VIZ insa.
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BOAR Es7Ses,

ssuARD. a gentleman ard wifa, or several
I'D gentlemen can be accomm odstej with
BOARD and LODGINGS
within ten minutes wax OF the Cap toll
in private family, by addressing
Bon -" Richmond P O. de I4-Sis
- "A - N&.-Inree gentlemen may Obtain
1} genteel BOARD in private family in u
q,uet and retired part Of The t'y, UY ada. eSsng
MIS-. III - 1T the Disps ch oce dc li-3lF
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o. NOTICE The general egti Ct The
- Stockholders Of the Eaas Of Virginia will he
be!d al thei. BANKING HOUSE, in the city If
H61
ine law provides that no Off ,er, or Directa- Of
The i}ank sta'l vote ~ the PROXY of q Stockh5der
in any election Of Directors or Officers Of the
bsrk; nvr shall any proxy be valid which -hal
nave been executed tiEty days before tie lime of
election.
dell-eodtd WM. f. TAYLOR, Cashier.
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- ~ --
NrA>TED- BOARD tr = s~h,apan hi,
w sos, - goa. oid AID nLe ssrvsnt a libe
Fs' price all, he PAD t. z board Ia pi,us
family within OF. ~ W n lisa Z he ry
tor AID ran nsyr he Le III = ie iseu ,xctrpn,
los a'i y nysf N. ID s'h, @. ~, ID b. p,e.
Il t, howe. Giogs,Bors.r-.s
De i'e 'y1@n :: -. = / >'aos 81
w one < Or = W. 5o7.l.aed c; ,u.ra.nl..ed
And Cooking eo.v,tlencts,
Frss gent snau erd hIswts.
,r 20 ia il private fa7. ~
Address y & ," Ai7gatcA iAsr.
- A1 1T -
w TIN - po~'rs'z9eeo = '.':g
.|s u Il i
For bin Ell VT. and child,
rriee 80 fzreed y per month
tr, lie wo1id knNI tCrLi h a lotm Tor =. b. r.
he "a ~iiurg - pay rpatoha 2Ia piice
De IT, - e.t-l, efrce.
M ANTEn.- yoong an, OF So srs yyars
w experience, s'r"sa
s,,uatien az BuOR KEt j1.R.cr
5 A l. Il u N
IA rotne so-d mercantile bouse
ss'is .ctory re creme given,
And terms ID raj AdtFrs
u zNTED-=T0 EEN 'Ti---.-- --7----.
Con al oing :! or 1 ROOFS,
located within % minutes walk OF tie
Post Office Add esq
de ll--3.z Il Box AS Post Oa3ce.
Ma a tfB Il h uiIersi sn9d being men
w p,oyrl Saturdays. vi hes 20 devote bis
tina ard attention upJu those day 70 tie Cu!.-
IkCi ION ot BILLS, ACCOUNTS &C. Can
furnish rte beet Of reference IF required persons
having IS:Gena OF 50 cescr.p lon viii DO well Ia
sijrrs5 EDWARD 3. BAxER
Ge / IL Box No IS RicI m.rdp q
VA ANIED-TO ICKUi1AS4-
w 4 neat rsES lrEECE
II Il pleasant part OF the city,
f)r which the ca will b paid
Address . Boz a."
&c i3-tit Richmond Pc !. Cfi7a
M AN FED--A PAIN csk with a esoQ caIi-
w rGi II - $50 to engag" in the nauu .sture
aau rs IL 81 several stanGsri articles 81 MkDi-
CIAES-the Recipe II VIII wera obtain,
+ On. tae Patent otic- al Wa.hington CITY. Ope
hHnlied per cent, or more, nay be realized per
h!imun1: ~ ieren"eS exchanged. Is dress
de '4-@tA Or o. posi-. Richmond p o.
VIZ ANTED-INMED ATELY-A
w : u > T l 4 " 7 l.
Tor an infantry company. L form arm ard a.
oourenent4 furlis J. AMI liberal BOGUS gwen
BaltiIno citizHn of Maryland prete red
Ap ,lv at PURCELL, LADD d co.'s,
&c t--3t< CIR. Giain aud Is &c.
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Assk:, pa.AsyE3ss, r..

4 VI +
L. NJ Eti
IMElii
300 barres
RaChBRypGE LIME.
Or c1nsicr E,eat, 70 store For se.is By
da lin LEE,
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'TNHE LATEST And
MOST IMPORTANT NEWS.

The subscr Der. Is'e Of he firm Of Scharp & Co
" ould most respectfully inform bis fiendo and the
pubic generally, that H. has removed all hs E,ods
tfom the new store, go Broad ST. the Oh stand
Of hchapp a. Co, corner CT Sd and Broad. " here
he has paned large and splendid assortment Of
HOUSE FtItNiSalNt} aud
r Il NCY g o > - \
Emhra ing, in part follows CHA, Glass,
trockery, acC EarthenwaTe Dinner "a Yea
Sets Cuslery; Ion s; Pair Brusnt;; Looking
{ Il IKE Coffee Urn WnoCea and " u!ow Ware:
Japan WGr"; Fender Shoveis ID "Ags; ana, IN
iaet, every article usually / uud ii such an est,9
lisugr Also, isrgt aud well detected sssO-'.
ment OF TJG, and CBRISTlnhS PkEaEtrS,
suitable for the old and young.
hsnkiui ios he generous patronage to he lat
concern, he most respectfully solicis call from
bis friends and the puhle eene,aty, feeiir cont.
Gent tha', Ia consequence Of his low ex2e- ses he
eau pleaAe them boh IN pricl sad quality. All
hgk - call
). MEYER, At the old 5 ard, corner Of
Il and broad sts ShcckLe Hn},
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SATURDAY EVENING, DEca- egk II.
LA CARTE ! PAYER.
va cg.lie In a.t
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aIss as asa .sxAS
iE NK'y PROC RAMDIE,

H. K A n Ii Ii n Fl ALI.
l. e &. door 20 Exchange Hotter
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;. Hkl TT, ~ The Old S srd, corner o
81 and broad SITS ShccB.e HID,
:, u ,i,23ee hiar,no,d Ma
VIR6iINIA NILITIA, ATIFNrIJN :

VIRGINIA MILITIA, ATTfNILON -
tlR~I COMPANY, e'ikAF BATTALION,
1@Id REG t ,uE..i a fol ova: Commencing
TT the c 1raer Of 10Th 8, BroGd streets MP B-o3d
- an, Own tn to cary. down Carg Ia lt-h. and
up q h TO Broad u Meet al tie corner OF rJn and
Grace ats tn Monday EVENING. Dec. 10th,
1861, al o'clock for the lection oS Leuu ugnt
hIre thei" may be tI.i trrn-Out, tae Com pauy
may select zach fiji al that VII sai them ~ we
expec: soon TO be cs!led irtc active seI vics The
Dsl!ci Vii be- !.-enroliti during the week, ard
! aaps all knowing the Sly II this vii g.ve
theH names snd asFs. IA an rkE tiay L ay
x d, Nth, any iesi:ancy and is;i.i Yre miss
sny taey viii call GA us, st Ie2s,s R,s ana Il
Brothers. corner Main a. Oh .tA
de H. ~ /. AtTkISGpE. Jtp..
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hEAEVRs l;.TH Rect. Va. MILITIA.

kionMcH-. Dec i tcGl. ,
{ NRNER No l-Attantion company r" :
q l.g arr hereby required 70 1ee. 81 wesley
Ehspel on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, g. ii is.>. 81
Il, 'aure, aud IS ~ accordance with tha Colol,is
The bounds % ina com spy axe 3 follows Oa
'he VET ny nhcrN0e ~ Il; cas- t.v 18th street
north by corr 'ra jon lioe uth by ntoad 81,
~ ur.ter ot Col. NC"RIs5,
re- / Et% II I.fkyjGI ~ l.,+ (,,r.',
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Ia AERE IL el'i7 h / GEE.
tomiI ac=.-, by August.
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CuNDRIES.--ln store aud fsv sxla Woa.
- Cards, Copper Wire, We 4 Ss.yrrps. Brsss
dlesticks, iron Spoons, 10, Ptw line. Here
RAsps. Hand Raw Fies. Neod ssMs, PoeA
Knives Knives ard rorsa RnsesN shsvtas q xrs.
Raser sIop& t.ARkSOS 4 Co.
q No I, & Msie "a
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T OST-TWE%TY DOLLAI.S REWARD
1 Lost, on Mao ~, between lIta and lot SITS .
o. Richard 90 Il %. = and z. Il tIice ! Co .
store, "a
LADIES BUCkSkIN PURSE
Containing 80 Farmers Bank Note lola is,ut
8 $50 and ii . note Banks net remembered.
b. AIR II EARVI~
n T.. ~.
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GRAND COMIC PAKfuNtlE.
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slng oy Zouaee FssDssIcK.
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&c coac,Ude win
III Fo&UEAU DEs zJUi zoo!
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~ 20 ~ Inches Piush lined 6iovts Hosiery Ia sub
Merino, and Cotton; Cssnbrrs Jseonsss; Tape<
Cheeks; Waiusook's brilxnis India Twuls, Irish
iAnens; Linen SAeetings; Table DsmssAs, farna-
ture ntmityi He'd hanksts Also. nArpsss a sooi
variety Of 3ply Ingram, Velvet, sna Brussels.
CHRISTIAN 4 LATHRpP,
&C Ii - Mota street.
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ADaISSI0N--rJ cents. Children aud oorvAa's
=, cent -.eEsryti s..s - Ger u.
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-05-10
FROM THE CAMP AT CAIRO.

Another full regiment arrived at Cairo
Illinois, on the I'd, from Springfield. Pas
sengers from below continue to report the
assembling of bodies of men at Memphis.
1t is said they are short of arms. The fol-
lowing is from the Chicago Tribune cor
respondent:
Work is commenced upon several Bate
ries, one at the extreme point between the
rivers is we'll under way, for heavy guns
and mortars. Another is located about five
miles above, on the Mississippi. The river
trade is now uninterrupted, save from caus
es elsewhere incident to the times. When
an order is given to check the vas: flow of
provisions southwark, and the Northwest
shuts down on the supply of corn and ba-
con for the rebels, then Cairo and it's mill,
tary history will commence fresh chapter.
The health of the camp is good, all things
considered. The sick list is not serious
one, nor large, considering that these SOL
diers were thus suddenly called to exchange
home comforts for camp fare. The whole
number of applicants to the surgeons de-
partment is less than eighty, and Tor cases
of bowel complaint, induced by change of
diet and water.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-05-10
How Constitutions Should be Changed.

.
While the convention which formed the
Constitution of the United States was in
session at Philadelphia, Mr.. Jefferson, then
representing our country at the Court of
France, wrote as follows, in a letter ad-
dressed to Mr.. Dumas, under date of Sep.
TENDER, 10, 1887:
"Our Federal Convention is likely to sit
till October. There is general disposition
throughout the State to adopt what thev
shall propose, and we may be assured their
proposition will be wise, as more noble
assembly never sat in America. Happily
for US, when we find our Constitution de-.
fective and insufficient to secure the happi>
ness of our people, we can assemble with all
the GOODNESS of philosophers and set it to
rights, while every other nation on earth
must resort to arms to amend or to restore
their Constitution"
Whata reproach to the present genera
ton is contained in the concluding words
of this extract!
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The LATE CALAMITY AT On CRrrK

The LATE CALAMITY AT OH GREEK
Late intelligence from Oil Greek, Pa,
places the number recently killed BY the
recent frightful explosion there at twenty
and the injured at twenty-five. The flames
continued to shoot up from the well with
great violence till Saturday, when the citi.
zens succeeded in extinguishing it. Large
sleds filled with wet clay were drawn Sv
means of chains over the mouth OF the we'll
and permitted to burn there. This was re-
peated until quite mound was raised over
the whole. A tube was subsequently in
serted through the clay, and the oil COM
menced flowing at once at the rate of twenty
two barrels per hour. 1t is almost pure
and Of the finest quality. Some two thon'
sand barrels of oil were consumed bv the
fire, and the loss Of property altogether 4
estimated at $4,000. 80
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Western Virginia for the Union
WHEELING, Va. April Q.

WHEELING, Va, April 2.
An adjourned meeting, to take into con-
slderatlon what action should be taken in
regard to the payment of State license.
met this P. M. The committee appointed
made report, setting forth the law in refer
ence to this matter, and submitting the fol.
lowing resolutions
Resolved, That while we desire to he az we
ever have been, true and loyal citizens of the
state OF Virginia, Obedient to her laws and ali
demands which have been made or NAV he
mace upon US, IN accordance Herewith we at
the same time hold ourselves loyal citizens of
the United States, and will maintain our allie.
glance TO the same as we have hitherto,
nesotvea, mat we are willing to pay our Ii
Gense taxes, in accordance with the laws of
virginia, as long as Virginia shall remain one
Ell the United States, but we are not willing to
pay any revenue to the present usurned GOV.
hrnment at Richmond, which, without the CON.
sent OF the people of Virginia, and in violation
OF the state Constitution, has assumed to ab.
solve us from our allegiance to the TJn;ted
States government and transfer If TO the co.
federate States. WV 0on'
hesoived, That we recommend the mer.
chants of Wheeling and Ohio county to VIII
hold payment of taxes on their business for tha
present. io' Tue
Inc resolutions were unanimously adont.
ed; after which the chairman annonndaa
mat the Commissioner of Revenue had re-
signed his Office, and consequently no as.
sessment could be made. Three cheers
were gwen for the commissioner, and the
resolution adopted to reimburse him. and
present fitting testimonial approving his
course. The meeting was very LARGE and
broke up with three cheers for the Union,
now and forever. The action of the meat.
ing created great excitement. and ;a az
proved on all sides. "P>