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Tories and Traitors.

We have heard, though we can scarcely
credit the statement, that there are men in
some parts Of Virginia who are endeavoring to
parAlyss the war spirit of the State by circu-
iating FLANDERS a. infamous as that gotten MP
At the beginning Of the troubles about the
$500 tax on Carolina negroes. Among other
shings, they reckisssiy assert that there was
40 dsst seat 70 Charleston for the purpose of
reinforcing Fort Sumter, and that therefore
the attack upon that fort was wholly unne-
csssary. This Is an infamous lie, known to
be such BY the Unreasonable villains who
concoct 1t. In the North, every man is put in
peril Of his life who does not sustain their
murisrous onslaught upon the South. The
South can scarcely afford 70 be more mercifui
TO tories and traitors la her own borders. Give
all such wretches fair warning before exc
cutting upon them the justice they Deserve
convince them that they are In more peril by
being traitors than by being honest men and,
our word for IL, they will learn in short time
discretion. --ths only virtue Of which their
bAse assures n capable.
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virginia and the Southern Confederacy.
Our whole comm unity was electrified with
delight yesterday upon learning that the Viz
Vfuia Convention had passed an Ordinance
applying for admission 10 the Southern Con-
fsderacy, and placing all the troops and mill
tary resources Of the State at the disposal of
the Confederate Government. We congratu-
late the people of Virginia on this decisive and
glorious movement. 1t introduces US to Va
Union of men of the came family, who are
bone of our bone and flesh of orr flesh; whose
institutions, habits and blood are ono; whose
rights and interests the same, and who
can depend on each other in life or death,
in peace or war, now and forever
The old UniSu contained In itself the seeds
OF Its own dissol u ton this has the germ OF
fmperishable life. From the very beginning
there were the signs of an "irrepressible con-
nict" between the two sections, and the arbi-
trnment of that conflict by the sword has only
been adjourned to the present time because of
the 'irrepressible conflict" in the North
between fanaticism and self-interest; the
one prompting an armed crusade against
slavery, the other dreading the results of
that crusade upon its pocket. The first
principle has triumphed, but its triumph is
over the Union, and not over slavery. The
South is now free from its Repub lican ty
rants; it defies them 1t bids them howl on
and do their worst new Confederacy has
risen which will be purer and more glorious
than the first Oonfederacy which tho North
shall look at hereafter as the lost spirits
look upon the inestimable joys of Heaven,
which they have sacrificed at the shrine OF
their own evil passions. The Independence
of this Oonfe6eracy will ere long be ac-
knowledged abroad /; the commerce of the
world will Ill its seaports; we shall give
privileges to all nations of Christendom
In preference 20 those barbarians who are
forcing civil war upon us. Virginia will be-
come the first commercial and manufacturing
State OF. the American continent, and Nor
folk, Baltimore and Richmond equal to New
York, Boston and Philadelphia. We may not
live TO sec the day, but come it will. Out of
the ashes of civil war will rise PhGnix,
beautiful and glorious beyond the vision Of
the most fervid enth usiasm.
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Proposition from Lincoln.

Again was a report rife on the streets yes
terday that LINCOLN had sent proposition TO
Virginia for truce till the assemblage Of
Congress. We do not believe this report
Were he to make such proposition, it would
amount simply to confession of weakness,
which none but idiots could be expected not
to avail themselves of. 1t would amount
simply to this That he is not quite ready to
cut our throats, and would be much obliged 70
us II we would lie perfectly still till he Is. II
hs were ready, and we were not, VINO that
knows LIxcoLH believes he would make sucn
q propositioni Who can believe the man,
after he has deceived Virginia so completely
In those repea ted peaceful assurances OF MS,
which lulled the Virginia Convention to sleep
till the enemy was actually laundering at our
doorsY Who can believe him, after his re-
peatsd lies about withdrawing achievements
from Fort SUMTER Who can believe him,
knowing that he and his Cabinet are all de-
graded, unprincipled scOundrels, personally
a. well a. politically! Who can believe, in q
word, that Virginia 10 a fool, or that the ac-
ceptance of such proposition would not
rouse q revolution in Virginia in less than
twenty -four hours after it was knowni MOI
The acceptance Of any proposition, Of any
kind, from ALBANIAN LINCOLN, except the I'M
onditional surrender of Washington and
every outhern fort now in his possession,
and the acknowledgment of Southern Inde-
pendence, wousd be, and ought to be, followed
by REVOLUTION
But 1t In useless to argue about such re-
ports. We have already been assured upon
the highest authority that they are unreliable.
Virginia, thank Heaven, has gone forever
from the base dominion of ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
and he can neither deceive her with his lying
tongue, nor whip her back with the sword.
Better that every man, woman and child
upon her soil should die, than live vassal Of
that vile ana vulgar tyrant who has usurped
thu IF WAauyHarau
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BALLOON VoYAaz ExrRAoxpIxAnr.-Lowe.
the 1ronaut, II 10 reported, has arrived In
Columbia, s. O.. having left Oiucinnati early
on Saturday morning. His destination was
Richmond. but after nine hours Journey he
arrived in Union Dis triet, S. G.
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All Hail. Tenuessee.

Rev. DIR. LsE, of Norfolk, who has lately
returned from Tennessee, informs us that the
whole State is for secession with one voice
and that the people are wild with enthusi.
asm
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~ We understand that some newsboys
and others have bern changing Jfce ana ten
csmts for the Daily 'Dfspdtch. This IL extor-
ton, ~ there IL no increase OF the price OF
the paper ~ our counter. While II Is an ex-
tortiou that we cannot prevent, the public
might we'll refuse 70 submit 10 II.
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~ THE GOVERNOR OF vRerNii.
n PRoOLAM NATION.

Whereas, the Conven ton Of this Common-
wealth has, on this, the 18th day Of April.
1851, adopted an ordinance "fsr the adoption
Of the Consttut Isn Of the Provisionai Gov
eminent OF the Confederatsd States Of Ameri-
ca !" and has agreed to Convention De-
tween the Commonwealth Of Virginia and
the Confederated States of America which
II Is proper should bs made known TO the PEG.
pie or this Commonwealth and TO the world :
Therefore, I, JoHx LsrcxaR, Governor OF the
Common wealth Of Virginia, do hereby pub
lish and proclaim that the following are An
thentic copies Of the Ordinances and Conven-
ton aforesaid. 81 a4io@ 7H s-'
- Given under my hand as Governor,
LIS. and under the seal Of the az. Common n,
A pril, 1851, and in the ssth year OF the Com
non wealth. JOHN LECOHER.
By the Governor g1g ass 4.g fTatsE
6RoRGB w MuxFoRD, A. esa f5s-
~ -. Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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Anherss Cssnty.

The example OF this giorions county Is
beyond all praises. II ID reliably reported
thas Amherst, which has but fifteen hundred
ystsrs. will contribute oas thousand yoinn-
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LfSsgAL Ar.soYGfATI0N-~T The Farmers
HAsk ~ Lynch0srg made an approprtaties Of
one thousand dollars towards the equipment
0f the yoIunteer compnuiee. 8k
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~ For GALI.--Ons Of HOES LARGE CYLIN.
DEB PRINTING PKkSsES. 4oxs7. This Prsss 10
nearly new. and will b warranted In Derfect con.
eSuo1. Apply . se1e eDee. Nh le-ts
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NOTICE.-In obedience to the 23d section OF
~ the Tax Bill, pssssd BY the Council OF the
city Of Richmond on the 4th March, 1891, hereby
Finance have classified all persons and Arms
chaTgeabls with class tax the present year, such
as merchants, traders, shop keepers, msuufae-
turers, keepers of ordinsries, BIZ ~kers, sc a,
which classification has been left In the Auditors
office, where all Interested can see the amouut Of
taxes with which they are charged,
The Committee Of Finance will meet IN The
Council Chamber on TUESDAY, the 3ath day OF
this month, fApril } ut o'clock p. to hear ap-
plicatons from all per who shall thi TX tn oy
are put into too high II class The said commit
tee shall after hearing the party and any ev
dence he may produce, change the class Of such
persons or nrms, or permit Ii to remain as II has
been Fixed by them, AZ shall appear 10 the Com
mittee just and equal
ap 23-st M L. IN ALTON. A. @. T.
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K SUIT or DIVOkC E.-The suit
AA brought III the Circuit Court OF the city
VI hionmond, by MARY FRAsoRs kIRBY and Thos.
Bradford, her next friend, for divorce from Ter
husband, ROBERT f. KIRBY, was decided in her
fay or ON the z1th of February last ana The Judge
awarded to her one lhird OF the real estate OF the
said Robert +. Kirby, 1ur her life. ap z6-3t*
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Nj Msrch ants, Attorneys, Keeper. Of
law to obtain licenses, can find the Commissioner
Of the Revenue for Madison Ward, and the bier
i'll Of the city, at the Sherfs office, LIS Main ST.,
every day this week. from Q A. NJ TO M, pre-
pared to issue heir licenses. The act Of the Gen
eraf Assembly Of April ID 1851, provides that all
who do not obtain their licenses on or before the
soth inst, shall pay double the tax otherwise i'm.
posed, and the officers are uired and wiz strict
~ enforce its provisions. Y. q. JOHNSON.
Com Rev. I'd District City OF Richmond.
ap c2-ot* -
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE R., =. P. r r COMPANY,(
Richmond. April Is 1881.
nIVIDEND NOTICE.-At . meeting OF The
~ Board Of Directors OF this Company, held al
this Office DIVIDEND Of THREE DOLLARS
and FIFTY CENTS per share, out Of tho nett pro-
declared, payable to the Stockholders, or their
legal representativ es, the LIST day Of May next
Transfer books will be closed on Saturday, 27th
April. q. W. MACMURDO,
ar ltd Treasurer.
nJVIDEND NOTICE.-At q meeting Of the
their office. DIVIDEND of 81 per cent ont of the
net earnings Of the Company for the last elk
months was declared, payable to the stockhold-
ers. their legal representatives,, on the lst day
Of May next
Transfer Books will be closed on SATURDAY,
April Nth. g. ~, G. W. MACMURDO,
ap Its Treasurer.
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-
ne WILL REMAIN IN RIoHMOxD
Anew DAYS LONGER.
PERMANENT CURE FOR
DISEASES OF THE FEET,
THE
uNBRRlxa SYSTEM
PRACTICED BY
DR.. N. A. scHLossER,
AUTHOR OF
SEVERAL WORKS ON THR
.. FEET.
SURGEON CHIROPODIsT,
BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENTS,
TO HIS IMPERIAL MAJESTY,
NAPOLEON III,
THE KING OF BAVARIA.
READ, READ, RRAD
THE FOLLOWING
RICHMOND FRsTIMo EIAns.
From Dr. E. Poo<H, 81. d.
This is to certify that DR.. SCHLossBK eradicated
two Corns for me, without pain during the opera
tion-with entire relief 10 me from all pain.
.t. tt- X. POWELL, IA. d.
Richmond, April 10th, 1851.
From. John NJ. Speed, Member Of the Conventions
DR.. scHLossHR has extracted tour Corns from my
foot, without giving any pain, and to my entire
satisfaction. JNo. M. sPBBD,
Lynchburg.
Richmond, April 18th, 1851.
Fyo,n r. b. G. Dickinson, Esq
\pr. scHLossRR has extrseted a number Of Oorns
fro<p my feet. without any pain, giving perfect
satisfaction. T. N. 9. DICKINSON.
Richmond, April aoth. 1851.
From B. NJ Harr.
DR.. scHLossER has extracted five Corns from
my feet, without the slightest pain.
Richmond, April Goth, 1861.
From John S. Angel, Fog.
This Is to certify that DR.. soHLossBR extracted
two Corns for me, without pain, and with great
skill. JOHN 8. ANGEL.
Richmond, April 18th, 1851.
BE In addition to the above. a grea. number
more, from Richmond, are In DR.. sCHLOSSER'S
| possession. The Doctors method has not only
been successful in this country, but also In Eu-
rope, as may be seen by several Thousand certif-
Gates, from which he quotes the following names
from
His Imperial Majesty,
NAPOLEON, the Emperor of the French.
His Majesty, the
KING OF BAVARIA.
his Imperial Highness
Prince JEROME NAPOLEON BONAPARTE
His Royal Highness tel-
Prince ALEXANDER, of wurtsmburg.
His Imperial Highness
ARCH DUKE OF AUSTRIA.
His Royal Hishness
DUKE OF sAcHsoN -MEINISaEN.
His Royal Highuess
DUKE B.. Of Sax weimar.
Prince RICHARD METTBRNICH.
| r. 81. CARDINAL,
Archbishop of Paris
| tALAXIs,
Bishop-of Nancy. first Chaplain to Napoleon III.
Marechal CANR0BERT.
| A. H. ARNETH, Physician In Ordinary
to the Ichess Helena, Of Russia. "a
BERNARD R04SER, Physician In Ordinary
TO II. n. the Queen of Greece.
The signatures and seals of the above names.
with several thousand more. from Statesmen.
Diplomatists. Clergymen Physicians, Merchants,
Military. Men and Editors, Of this country aud
Europe, may be teen ut DR.. sCHLOsSRR,6 con.
sulting rooms, from 10 4. n. till p. H., IT the
sPOTSwOoD HOTEB.
PaFlors No. Ill and LA, near the Ladies' Drawing
- Rooms
M Private entrance on Main street. ffssae
No professio nal connection with any one. Dr..
SIS method is different from those persons who
pretend to cure eorns by cutting or piastsrpg -
These give oaIy short relief. bat not perma.
nent cure.
FEW DAYS LONGER
IN z- FHs@
up A-0t RICHMOND
~ For 6ALI.--0ns Of HOES LARGE CYLIN.
DEB PRINTING PRESSES, 4ox67. This Press 10
neAYly rev. And vii b MArlantad In pAFfnct con.
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!, PoRr OF RICHMOND. APRIL rs. 1891.

HsoA Watsv tbts day Friuay) at 81 o'clock.
- 80 @N4SAiLeD,
sehr; willard Salisbury, Hudson down the
river, light. -,
: schr nary Willis North. Baltimore, light.
schr. Leader, 9ardn-r. down the river, ight.
Scsr. Casper Hift, shoe.
Schr. New York Cornwall. .
schr. Jos. English, Hicksrson, - 4
I schr. Gen Marion, Griffin, - "a =
schr ST Cloud. 9wztney,
- 6shr. 0nsids, Warren -. -
w. D.. Cs7iaiit Co. : z Y
schr. Mythes. Gates, Wilmington, N. W.,
Steamer Belviders, Keen, Baltimore. indie.
aud passengers. y. w Currie.
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CORNS, BCNIONS, NAILS. &c.,
W. cured without pain or Inconvenience,
in a lew seconds, by DR.. SCHULTZ. the resident
surgeon Chlropodist. ONCE Wall Street Hotel,
Wall ut. ..E ~
N. B.-The military gentlemen, and those ladies
who have not as YET been attended AT their resi-
dence, (hdving previous engagements to fulfill
will be so at the earliest opportunity
ap 25-atx
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LEE 0CARD.-RALLY, VOLUN-
@ TEERS.-AH persons disposed to join A
this new company, which is now being organ "a
lied, and to be named after the distinguished mi
Maj. General LEE, will report promptly at the W
Rendezvous, corner of eth and Main sts., opposite
Boshsr's Hall. ap26E2t*
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RICHMOND AND YORK
uA.NSk--nEg ger Train leaves Richmond,
daily, at A. NJ. Leaves West Point. MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at2P NJ. TUES
n. ,.ts
Freight Train leaves Richmond TUESDAYS,
i.eayss WesS PANT ann A6 Sbp9s wEpyFspAYs
and FRIDAYS, at 2.15 p. NJ.
hUNDAt TRAIN leaves Richmond at 8 A. M
West Point at4P NJ
Ap 26-at z. I'll. TEMPLE. Hup't.
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RALLY, VIkGINIANS!-HAMP
W~GA DEN GUAkD.-All persons disposed a
to ioin thi new Volunteer Company, for i'm "a
mediate ice, to be named after the kngiish I'M
patriot, JOHN HAxPDRs. will report promptly w
al the Offices of Lawrence s. Marye and Jan,es
Pleasants, on llth street. --..-
Arrangements have been made for furnishing
uniforms, without charge, to such as Cannot at
ford the expense. ap25-3t
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An ORDINANCE tUNCERNING
IA PICIOUS CHARACTERS.

n z
"A PICIOUS CHARACTERS.
Passed April 22d, 1851
Be Il Ordained BY the Council If the q edmond,
That whsn any person believes or a. spects any
OF inthe city OF entertaining, or Of having ex-
pressed sentiments that render such kersoa sus-
picous or nsafe remain In the city, II shall be
their duty to inform the Mayor Of 1t f.Iff
That il shall be the duty of the Mayor to have
warrant or otherwise. and have such person tried;
and If found guilty, there 10 good reason to be-
lieye such person a0ss epteriain such opinions,
person OF evil fame. >" -
1t shall also be the duty Of the Mayor 10 sup
press and put down aliGommitteeei OF Vigilance
or Safely, or other collection Of cen, who, with
out authority, arrssi or thrssten any pefson who
may be suspected as aforesaid.
sage. Copy-Teste:
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- EAELUTIfE DEFAhTAkAF,l
hIoasoEE. April "a, lsel, /
THE GOVERNOR Of the Commoa v sslth of
satisfaction the hearty zeal displayed by all
elasses In preparing for the defence OF the Htate
Is yet constrained to order that hereafter no per-
son nov engages Ia the capacity Of operator 10
any one Of The Telegraph Offices or on any of iha
Railroads OF the STATE shall leave hls posi- for The
purpose oil engaging In military operations with
out leave frst obtsined from the Executive
BY order Of the Governor
JOHN ECHOLs,
apA--ts Aid TO Gov LsreHHR
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0KDNANtk DEP ARTMENT,
RIcaxoSD. Va, .."sii q, tssl.
Is Impossible for Amtnunitfon TO he farpis. =
Tor tcS ~SHsres OF arms obtained elsewhere
man At tke1Arnery, - tsls Department. has NOT
ING moald.; nor DOES y kngv ttss SifssEsions
mai ~ ass omesr. OF eneh companies sq.s
VIII bs paid hy thls 1spSslwsht. . =
sp TITS q. OfAMocK. Dol. OF Ordnsecs.
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I Osf.-A NEGOTIABLE NOTE dsied March
~ 9Th, 1881, on etght months, Amounting to t?s,
same being payable to our o@R order and en-.
dorssd. We herewith caution people nor TO trade
Ior same payment being stopped The Gnaer
ISIS Broad street, or at this Office
ap fs-ts q. HRLLER q CO.
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WANT ED.-Tne 80 bscri Der Wishes to employ
w afrst-class CoNFECTI0NER, to whom he
will give the high hest price. AND. ANTONI,
fe2 2-ts t.. St. Nicholas Saloon.
yNANTED-TfME BILLS on BALTIM0RE,
w PHILADELPHIA,NBWY YORK and BOSTON,
for which liberal premium will be paid, by
fe 22-ts KENT. PAINE 4 co.
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% NOTICE.-The Books for subscrp-
81 ton to the Capital Stock Of the Farm
ERS' AND MECHANICS INSURANCE. COMPA-
NY OF TIE CITY OF RICHMOND will be
opened at the office of JAS. NJ. TAYLOR SON,
on the 10th day of MAY next, under the direction
Of Zap lg-Iml THE COMMISSIONERS.
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Ne WILL RENAIN IN RIoHMoxD
FEW DAYS LONGER
THE ONLY SAFE
.-.. PERMANENT CURE FOB
CORNS,
BUNIONS,
NORNa
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