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To WV. o. WINSTON, Esq,
hanover Court House.
So 2,i--si1t& syylt*
eS@ DIARYLAND Will YoI

slqD NJ A Il l. a II u VI L LII Y ~
As@' STRIKE FOR YOUR affairs AID
YOUR SiRES why s-aad you idle, whilst N4e
vanda!s bind your uraroSt and Ge:,est hand and
foot. NoHr households invaded. yaur NO.
uen Yioat,d lhcis shrek r,s,;,rA in YOUR be-
loved State, aud they ho-t Heir LANDS ~ high
tiesVen, best ceiling yoI. under Its niri-;erin4,
care, 20 come to their rescue Niat wait veu Tor
Every lash of the electric spark strike h,,rr ld
agony into the bosses If every Aiaryn,ier rs
the essiGu 81 fresh uutfazts darkell t.ar anna
OF this second revolution. ii"d not oil, IL,
lossly and snpiprly, bl9uiag oar lealeTrt 10 the
front, Will eoetl und trie weapons ia yoar hands
Each AMI every one r YOU, met tht bastard ice.
aud drive hin howl.nr from the sacred soil lch
lie now poll" g.. "ur brethren are already in
tue field VI ~ stand " flic Z" Do YOU wait I,
them, by enduring nj! he hart.shipa and peri!s OF
the ie.i, 10 make a =. the way WIFI Y0l then,
rush forward AID claim share uf their t.cH~ bought
advantages! " ait not for the cannon s!..5l: Lul
b. III the field, ulvaiiee tile first signal 81 sdyGutc
ADD b. Noar presence a'crlcraltrs 0ad aiding in
liz" redemption 81 NcHr state. NvN. Al cry For
; ard to Baltimore - + we'll Hal, H. an;
iii up the rank 50 Stny ut holr s,-ure ia vaisr
persons. aTo ;amtIv crSing Toward t. olhe.S.-
10 the front To the 'front.' Under ;cg.eIs ex pc
Tienced aUd ans ois .ior the FRAY Dnay await .tlg
,Leir ranks 70 sbe filed rush fcgy ard t.d ri I!
il ST alara f:o' the anks, E'aho Use vtlkia rrg
with IF, rWaIa 20 'ai i:aafe - s';.lS lan,i INST
ri 4 shall he Fvl. vlet! Every Eis'' yiantur, anN-
i1L. for a t0s.0afG n0ea1aeat with haas,.t at hand
uV chilling ut Ne. Pes st will Ice ca!istsd in y
pany 81 he Fc't into Immediate active service
Il! ~ our advanced po. IS. \ leader awaifs YOU
whom yon VII, b willing and proud to f.I!nw
ForNS9'', We !" ish It Come forward, ard taakc
Z 81. ~ }p-lts
--------------- =
IA / CORDIAt.I.. rteomr,end 10 INV
- foyEes Pa" as1 The public gen raj
Nr. RI J. AM, II, ANDERSON, nv aSs;s.aI..
during the par, Of 'wo Sessions rs :. 5aisi mi aaa
efficient iEACHs;, WM. II. STUART,
sc 3o-3hJ Sesoalroom eor rankin ard 9th ats
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[ MpORTANT NOTIGE.

Z IMPORTANT NOTICE
Il RfRE CltfHCE FOR BARGAINS ~ BOOTS
md SHOES.
The subscriber having banght an entire steek OF
SHoEo and - oS, "a great portion beng city
inhie,l will afer them at the cid prices Persons
In ssah! OF such goods wnud do well 10 eal s2aa ~
M, ND erosd street. b. tNeen ] ftfs 81 sii treok
asenue. JOS. GOLDSMITH,
Neat aaar 10 rhelix Matthews, ssl.
~ W---nfs
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tn IRIS sEaR WIscHEsrAa.--The re sidence Of
V1rt, sSte phenson, Esq. near Winchester,
daYs se, was burned, by incendiaries q few
'5s no Loss, $1,000 The elegant innn-
SION OF Gaptain H. IL. n eison, in Clarke
.oanty, was partially burnsd some nights
. !, iaousiy and, on Sunday night, about
$500 s,,v s"snein OF Wheat, bsloa eing To ID. W.
~ i,isendiaries.
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CAVALRY CAMP,
- 4,


s1-Sn TRIBtT E OF RESP Il & T.--At "a
u.s. meeting of the JAMES CITY CAVALRY,
held the 22i of September, lsGi, Lieut.. WN
MEANLY was called to the Chair, aud George II.
RATCLifFE appointed Secretary.
I'm motion Of G. W Hubbard, the following gen
tleAen were appointed committee to draft suita-
ole solutions to exp the of the meeting,
viz: G.. " HU 1bart, Tuoskn Walden, + W
Hammond, Il H. Bush ard J. w. Morecock.
The committee reported the following, which
WAS unanimo Isiy adopted
!faere0S, il has pleased 'a'!- wiee PROV ideace.
in the dSacnsation Of His righteous Judgment, 10
remove Il midst ii.'e highly med
friend and e0mrada in arms, 4 HADEUS ". HAN
kISs
LIST. Rcsolec' That we bow with becoming meek
TO the fiat OF onnpotecce which has be
rcaved ua.
ID. Resolrrd, That while we be hold no more the
many form, hear no more the famil N voice Of orr
friend, liz. we viii cherish his memory with graft
tu'.a I'D lave. and increase II fr"Nt.t by the re.
membrane. cf his virtues
.!d Rcso5rni, Tha. tender our most h 3rtieit
sympathy to the parents and friends Of the deceased
and hope that their ifIiicti0is, (which are but for
moment" ma work out for them IA far more ex.
ceetiing pd eternal gl.t of glory"
4th. h Sofgsi, That IA copy % eur proceedings be
forwarded TO parents of the deceased, AMI also
"a cGpy be sent to the Richmond Dispatch for publ
c.ti1n. wa. A MrANI.Y, Chairman
Gao. II. R:TCIIFFE Sec'y. &C 4--c,Y IT.
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MA RETU X N ED t. CAMP Private
'oN~1%JOHN McLANELtN, Oh the THOMAS
AR FlILEkY, lately advertised as II dese,ier. has
RETURNED to eainp, bringing with kgi the horse.
Birdie, aud sAdLle mentioned in "A foriaer AID ser.
tiseluent. CHAS. IL. THORNTON,
LAT Lieut. Cong Thomas Artillery.
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NY. WE ARE REQ VESTED to announce
~ that Hon. ID. Z. DeJARSETfF, of Caro-
line, 10 eandiaats 10 represent thu District
posed Of the counties Of Caroline. Louisa, Spot
eyi.nslia. Eing tiaoyge, STAFFORD. Orange, Greene,
Mad son, aud Culpeper, Ia The hfs Cnnsisss II the
1enfedsr ,te Ststss. 50 3Q--lo"
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s,n To THE VOTERS OF, hENRlCO.

WEE IL conplian with ai deviation publI shed
in the D1pafca a.id with he WISHES of ul.uy other
niar Is expressed to ..ivataiy 10 he e.
feet, announce myself ean6 date for a se8 iii
the State 1"nYe.itin dc etrato Ifo county,
10 I'LL The vacancy eeI " the rosisG,t.iou ct
Col! WA 'aIas G. Wi khaEa.
= Wit give ms Great l."asure, II elected 10 en-
dsavor to merit year ccAidonce By d Iaitlu dis
Charge OF my .luiy.
N~ry raspeetn,lv,
Your foiIoy citizen,
90 - y.k 7 - voyf>r
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Hsk ss&1sNAa..

4 SUBSTITUTE can be had for the Army, il
/ ssiheent pay is offered, by addressing Nv
5 * - Rapid Ann Station. Sc 30.
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MAvnur,n.
Ess ED.

IN fntrsdsy, the Goth stp'eu,ufr by ihc Rev
Fhiip G. afihey, Mr.. JOHN r. SClfDNEERfs!.R
and @iss FH ANCfS wkAY, both II this ~ 8
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iS'p7ep Goo}S--$eveyal barrels and box OF
goods OF different kinds, supposed 20 be stolen
were found N cellar, on Cary street yes
terday.
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{liHvJM nptjHg.-,}ohn Hughes was ar
rested Yesterday on the Charge OF shooting nj
Peter T. foa,ls, on the corner Of 18th and
Marshal streets
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An ArtI3erg Compqny. from Halifax coun-
ty, commanded by Ca,tain Charles Bruce,
whose father, James { Brnce ESD raised
and equipped the same 4; mis- own expense,
arrived in this city oIi Sat1 rday and took up
Temporary Quarters here
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S'4hr0oi's !,ureh0Hse.--Messis " ilson and
Drewry have been ge-cynlnissioned, by the
state Executive, IS Inspectors OF Tobacco at
Heilbrook' s Warehouse, tor the year comInenc-
in;' January Is. IH62.
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Tie Lics,' wds rising lapid!y yesterday #
tern"on. We nave teports Of several storms
and heavy rains in the mountains, on both
sides Of the James.
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SgAN Yrs.

IA j " 4 D. 10 LIVE ANIL,
D'Ai n.--tny persr-, wisiia "ih
smaH aud terrible f%RA--say soJ T. y. ,eo 81,
~ a'se'hnz' Feoi water h,nithy le.,'.Y 'ei
vet lent 10 ciursA, sci 81. nrd go, psfa'Iha. e
ipn ret aore thar 1881 j. ~ ,gn,.. ~ Hay
10 ,:~giaia or nprsh Caroline md -, 10 seahs
a.i es--iu Seu'h Carolina, Cenrgia a., 'ess
ais'isEfppl~-1nay he8r 81 n psrfi,s.e." 4'4aa
ing =. u, G. Zsris Sfa-ion, ~ ~ ~ 's'ir
Va, sizing ullnuie description s,,d .a,,, 'a' ,
Sc ,g,---2a9v l.~s +'f'h".
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sick soldiers, will doubtless attract a good
audience The GermaiAIara Icrein, III Civ
ing this dramatic performance, are furnishing
proof Of their deep interet in the welfare Of
our armies, aud should be- Iiberily patronized
As the German language will be used, every
man and woman whose vernacular tongue il
is ought to be present. The performance will
take place in Monticello Hall, on Broad street
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Ihcst 'rTre no lfe5Is :-so6iveG here yes erday
from the Southwest beyond yuchl'Ig, owing
to the washing away o. several bridge. on the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
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Fo"r Py/SoHrrS, captured rear Romnev
in Hampshire county,. were brought to this
city Yesterday Oh the Central trair.
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West Pint vosid un'esrn liz martinesi4m.
rSisfsicf Tho voleateer something more than
fhe Hessian or the Swiss. aud adnpt tself TO
the geni',s aad sprit Of the ranh aid file.
Tie mere rioddess of West Point cannot do
ms thing Its men of genius eau. and will.
tnless West Point shell adapt itse,f 10 TIE
Inherent and ineFadicabe ,emper aud apirii Of
the Volunteer service, the army " III be broken
NJ aud The cause iapcrilled
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4 NSTRAI COW .-$travod away from the sub
scriber, about The a6th of Scptembe~. p
reu COW. of good size, with n while spot on her
ie.t hip, and Il star her forehead giving shoGt
three aon> OF milk ier day. Any person de Yer
ing said Cow t. the SUBSCRIBER giving informal
ton she cam he had will ha su.ia',iy reward t.
Mrs. J.. Il E.INTk.!.
treat In E-0rv ooh E.,..
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JHdgc LYoDS's Eaark sat Saturday.
The Use of Charles II Snjth was continued
Ia The neXt term.
The counsel for Sergeant Webster, whose
petition to be relieved from the military
vice, unier the writ of h0tcrs coJJ,sis, was de
nicd .;iat week, offered Il bill Of exceptions to
he signed and sealed By Ills honor, and made
part of the record OF the case; which record
1t is intended 10 take up TO the Court of APP
peal6. \ Question arose, however, as to some
one or more of the facts stated in the bill Of
exceptions 20 have heen proved or admit
ted on the trial and therefore the filing of
said bill was postponed to Il future day
The Court of Appeis contrary to the r'iic IN
other eases, lr;iy, where there Is IN appeal
from the opinion OF the Judge beloy, i'll Il h.
teas corpus case, CAUSE the witnesses To lac
Summoned before that tribunal, and begin the
trial de ROr0. so that whether the bill Of ox-
ceptions or not III its statement of the facts
proved, the Court Of Appeals need not be
uislcd. We sloubt not, however, that the
learned and courteous oourt and counsel will
to-day agree in "a bill of exceptions which
will relieve the higher court of "A task which
it Is always onerous fer such a tribunal 10
pertorrl-the hearing of oral evidence
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LAnrFNCH. HR>Rico CoUNyY.

Ns'cr"t "rrtsiS for unImportant olfeHcer
were made yesterday,
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OST-'i Saturday, between the Spot ~ God
I iIo:e auG Duval- drug store, tV a >.-rv!nt
ole Eight, Five three 9 bree Dollar Bills.
AID the balance in small bis, ali aEcuntur a.
about FORTY DOLLARS. A liberal rawa.i I'll!
be paid by leaving the above al this office
Tax
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bEFAsrtRE OF ALLIES ENEMiEs.--We learn
WIN surprise that three hundred residents of
tins ely aiid vicinity, who have hitherto been
regarded a. good Southern citizens. have An
noancee and registered themselves as fallen
enemies aud requested permission to with.
draw 10 the North; and we bear " itll amaze
mend aud alarm thu, tie authorities have given
orders 10 allow them to depart, with paes
ports blank ~ TO the description of their per
sons.
For ourselves. we should infinitely prer., 10
see three hundred of the prisoners in our to
bacco factories set free than to see these newly
avowed alien enemies, familiar with every
fact that could be ot y.lue to the enemy. nj.
lowed tn depart from our midst. The re,.or,,
we have alluded 10 seems incredible The
people themselves ought to arrest aud ,lctain
'hese aliens II iio more regular means cal,
he adopted OF securing their detention.
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EGamtnatltn az Htm flco-Mrs. Enreking
was on Saturday last taken before Justice Of
tae Peace for ienrico, ut the Court-I House OF
that county, and examined upon the charge of
feloniously COR perhaps only nniaw fully shoot
ing negro. The defence set up was that the
shooting accidental and unintentional -
Mrs. t. was sent on to IN examining court
and gave bail Tor her appearance before it to
answer the charge in quesi ion
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M AsrED--A lev ao,o i..si.,. -, A.,

.heh 20 M hp bisA siiJICAT 'H
IA 4, row fVtF1iaa fer The ,,,,,..Rh "a
evening en'e'ia33iin ~nfs dining IL ~ zy.
tra'lkin BOZ, torn ~ old 1rp;sv ~, 'htfT
building east 81 Hxei5agT,. iiote -. y, 1a'ra 4
Also lasg' HAj1. { r f.,.. 49, ',Sia q
Tigbt ~ we"S, .n'. abe fsr Exhbs.tI'e M
meetings SC h" a',ove Hal {, lsi,r :, :. PT
sc .,ft-~3iA L T. ,ST,iftI,, - go.
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etc. Price - 50.
% "A''' o.
iNo ~ ~ r'h - q, a. 80, - In
~. So, -, ,.i.-t -. 'ii
Nj, Gnr Cl.if;s lt.,.5,sr a.. RS
Instrucsious for Field Artillery, ox,la,r,4 III
C,lhatl's Manual FOR Vuuu;eers aEI A.4l,s-
.ybe Trnonc,,, Manuel By al. J. I....n. ps,.
p-yy =, jf,au. $I15.
nay 11' MI '''''' ,,.,i - '
~. y. j,'''..rr,, Ii,,.,i.,s,,t l.,'k n
-. i'm ,b,. Ta,f. - a., ,rg,, era. I, ~, Pea l.r
T.. ..,t' '' tso1'ear3, Pic. he
, - ~ tLoAs@.l', ''', ~
tor; with rin'es s:'.A ....-
the Se"""l 81 '.' .'ei'TS' or i"' l'"'''
o,s'' mus ",,',, '...-., sf..
- ~ " ''''n 5'"A. -, r
l,r,,..i elit,.,.. win Il les :
kt,9ftg's / f.r,fy Cam, Iut, re
, ,.',r : i,.,c: IF ~
M.l1an's Outpost Daily. 81
ne NtN 5iHP OF NhtI ~. '"''
Instructions u HEAVY Artilcry-y1y s,''.e
80, - 49,. l.t. ~ TnJ r', m 4l IA
tila.y coo,cI 81
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kAFANfED n lie CalT-r- ~; ,,-- 80 /.
w county, Is to ~ abla NFqI q ' ~. n 4
tie country. . lazy VIII be eEr 49,, ~ y '-'
H0n's, and II they prove ta ie good -, '5 q
hired Ia ing 'iye N,ar, = tie era 49, wi.
II ir t*atc CARFENTEA Cor n. rt - Al
year; az l good shite MINEHs Of $50 G. g
tc 33--ti .5%o I NJ.C No. u Wage
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IA ANlED--A tie Cons. ls,e,. -
h.ry, airhnon1, several W0b,,,. 4
'us'oued 10 hsfigK AMI straig' ..,lr.. - NY
To comp' tent hands the highest w., =" t'}r,
employment wi'! be siver, EFa,.l..r...la1 ''sss,
Eiyeh to n't.oier Of hsI d, &c. ~. ,' ca :
.llg ,. "ofs il,,,, - OF looks sprqq. e. y" @
10 be Iaade ia person o. l,v ,,s,e. a,t. tPhs 10.
StLh0N AlaAGS, Master r7rlr..r 'es'ae t. l.
81 .al-Gf las ~ pt.,,
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rST-Dn Saturday. the 18th Inst. between
Z 9th and 30th streets, either on rsui or 2i'd
Il Lilies SILK DRESS SLEEVE, of blar 4 ana
brown co!Crs The finder viii he suitably rewarded
bY leaving the sape NJ the Millinery tore Of II
l.. WIG ,Hn On Borui street, or with Nj. gro.
Ai.IFE, S.r., AZ the Siockoe Foundry.
Sc .}O-ltE
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LOST. S'EHg.Axzsss, Ac.

i OSf OR SIULEN-Ou Saturday morning
1 4 thc H-th inst, from hac'., between the resi-
ii nee OF Wu j. Ei.idick, on !'ah street, and tie
Peter burg Depot iarr" black Leather T1aN ell
ing ikUNk, married - ". HuddeF, E.hlntsd
Va" = liberal reward viii be paid tor is Turn
IA the subscribe - Al Their Stable en broad sire t.
opposite Prook Avenue, or to " VI. J. iJDDiCh,
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HEAIQe.> t7TrE RtoINtNLt
kigbmpnd Sept. 3 isui,
IN OBEDIENCE To ORDERS eoA ~
! General Riehsrslso.., tae Co,nnanda7'>"' -.
lta "a of til, * ltmsnt VII. d.scosyiNre wee
,!ri!is .ntii further @ dtgs.
~ csd,F Oi
A. Ci.AEH-uN.-
e 'al--it Lieut. Oa! TO-
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-14
PROPOSED s...SIni..S CT SURaEs.
iiI.n.
Tsac so-Callell Cosnpron.iscs.

THE BORDER STATE COMPROMISE.
/. Recommending the repeal Of all
the Personal Liberty Bills.
.. That the Fugitive Slave Law be
amended for the preventing ci kidnapp-
ing, rs SO as to provide for the cqnaliza-
ton Of the Commissioners fee, &c.
3. That the Constitution be SO
amended rs to prohibit any interference
with Slavery in any Of the States where
it now exists.
4. Tha, Congress shall not abolish
Slavery IN the Southern dockyards, ar
senal, &c, nor in the District Of Col
nn,!;a, without the consent Of Maryland
and the consent Of the inhabitants Of
tho District, nor without compensa-
ton.
5. That Congress shall not interfere
with the Interstate slave trade.
6. That there shall bc perpetual
prohibition Of the African Slave trade.
7. That the line of SO degrees 80
minutes shall be run through MI the cx-
istinc territory Of the United States ;
t'.at in all II, rth Of that line slavery shall
be prohibited, and that south Of that
line. neither Congress nor the Territori-
al Legislature sh:ll hereafter pass any
law abol;shlng, prohibiting, or in any
manner interfering with African slavery;
and that when any territory containin.
Il sufficient population for one member
Of Congress in any area of6o, 600 square
miles shall apply for admission as .
State, il shall be admitted with Or with
out slavery As its constitution may de-
,erminc.
MR.. ErlER1DGE's RESOLUTIONS.
NJ. Etherias 5 propositions is as fol
lows:
First--CongYess shall have 10 pow.
er to regulate or control within the State
the relations established or recognized
by the law Of any State respecting per-
sons hell To scrvice.or labor
Second Congress shall have nc
power to Interfere with or abolish sla
very in navy yards, arscnals, forts, OF
other places cedel to the United States
Or the relations recognized by the Jaws
Of any State within which such places
are situated, respecting persons held to
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-14
The I'uZx;c ofkeizr.cs.

We clipped the following pil,zl,. some
days since and thought We should solve
it before submitting it to our readers.
but confess our inability to 60 ., Il
though its solution is said to be practi
cable. Ifany one OF our matheniaii-
cians is so fortunate as to solve il, we
shoala Ike to have = proposition from
him for the solution Of the great cues
ton that is now dividing the North and
South:
sMalaloias,," il his letter to the New
York a','a,as. Says that Ill Paris has
been worried tie last month over the
following, published seriously in the
Naat'se H':she. Draw series oi lines
thus:
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-14
The Men for the Crisis.


The Washington correspondent OF
the Tines, having alluded to the fact
that the Hon. Owen Lovejoy Of Illinois
Is expected sson to address the House
on nationa! affairs, tells the following
story: "Soms ono asked Lovejoy what
he thought Of ! certain speech (Scw-
ard's) noted for its conci!satory tone;
I'VE want said Loycjoy, no Melanc'
thons now; we want Martin Lnihcrs'
We want no one to write essays npon
the Union and the sin and disasters O
secession, but some one to throw the
inkstanl right at the head Of the dev
;l,n
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-14

Sec. =. Ihc United States shall have
power TO acquire districts Of country III
Africa or South America, for the colon
ization, at the expen.e Of the Federal
Treasury, Of such free negroes and mu-
lattoes IS the several States may desire
to have removed from within their linn
It's and from the District of Columbia,
and such other places as may be under
the jurisdiction of Congress.
Sec. I. Whenever any person held
to service or labor, as. provided in the
third clause Of the second section of the
fourth article Of the Constitution, shall
escape, and the marshal or ot..e: officer.
whose duty it may be to arrest su1l
fugitive, shall bc prevented from so do
ing by violence or int;midation; or
when arrested, such, fugitive shall be
rescued By force, Congress shal. have
power. a:ld it shall be its duty, to pro-
vide b. law for the payment Of tie full
value Of such fugitive to tho party to
whom sucl. service or labor may be- ss,!ue:
and in al! eases, hen the United States
shall pay for such fugitive they shall
have the right, i'll their own name, to
sue the county in which such violence,
intimidation or rescue was committed
10 recover the amount paid by them
with interest ana damages; AID the said
county, for its indemnity, Ma. sne and
recover from the wrong doers or rescu-
ers the amount paid to the United
States. together with interest and dam
ages.
See. S. The first and second clauses
Of tic first section Ct the second article
Of the Constitution shall read as fl!
lows:
The executive power shall be vested
in President, OF the United States c.
America. The President and Vice
President shall hold their Offices for the
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bic to the o...ce Of President for the en-.
suing six years at.er having performed
the duties IT President, and shall be
elected rs follows:
The Legislature Of Gael! State, Ht its
first session after auy Federal census.
Shall divide sail State into rs nanny
Congressional districts rs it shall be
entitled 10 Representatives i, Congress;
which districts shall be rs compact III
form. a.il nearly equal i, population.
a> practicable. III each q said district.
oar tleetar III p.esi,iel.; I'D Vice Pres
isiel.t Shall he cl.o>ea - the pcop,1
thereof having the qualifications re,ni
site .,ar electors CT Representatives III
Congress: and, in addition, tso clccto-'
i,l The State at large shall be chosen
hv the members Of the Legislature, as
scmhlcl in joint convention for ,!sa;
purpose, o. lh2 day appointed b. Con
gie>s.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-14
y 0 ottrp.
An Old Maids Experience.

An Old Maids Experience.
Written expressly for the benefit Of the F.
Sex. by A. 7. C.]
Come listen with attentive ears,
Whilst ] toyou relate,
The history Of ,"y former years,
And melancholy fate.
An old maid am doom d to die,
4 maid without a mate.
Oh girls it really makes me cry,
So sad 10 contemplate.
And now, the history Of my lifo
To you Twill begin,
How came not to be a wife
When was young AID trim.
In a neat and pretty town,
It's name need net tell,
There girls liv 4 whose beauty shown,
OF thea was the belle
Tie girls around did dislike mo,
The reason all mus: know;
For where ere cinnced to be,
They could not catch q beau.
Oh! how the beaux did dash about,
was 50 very charming;
As each one came turn'L him out.
Il really was alarming
To sec me every day they came,
And likewise every night.
Ny greatest object and my aim,
Was to get them ous Of sight.
They ,eas'd me with their queries,
As w II. .oa be my brile::'
no, being in hurry.
In The negative replied
Eu' now cannot show my face,
The me.i 90 al me grin,
hear then say in every place,
Size ugly IS, rs sin.
Ard nawssgirls, as to marrying
] wnu!l not when could,
Ard then BY 50 lons tarry.ng,
could no, when would
Now to compensate Cor folly,
And the co9uet,c have play 4;
live life most melancholy;
An irriian. niI Maid.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-14

Then. with three strokes of the finger,
and without returning n,on any line,
already touched, wipe ,hemall out. All
the states, dead walls and shop doors Of
Paris are sacrificed to this interesting
exercise in mathematics. -Dav. Ga-.