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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-21
The Legislature.

The senate on Saturday, passed a Dill a"'
thorizing the County Courts, &e, TO anu e''
Militia and provide means therefor nv
port OF the Joint Committee ON reoer't' ne'a
tons was amended and agred 10. EAT iesi'
,,.n, rv,.p Hon. WV &. RIvss, Judge j. W
,,nnnynxupnrau. Hons Gro. W. SraMERs and |
Srnpex. were appointed Commits
s,onarx IN visit Washington to confer with
o,hers from sister States. Ex-Presdent
Tyler was appointed Commissioner TO
the President, aud Judge john RoB-
PRISON Commissioner TO South Carolina, 20
request them TO abstain during the tendency
of egotiatons, from all acts calculated 10
produce collision, Bills We're reported au-
thorizing the Northwestern Bank OF Virginia
To establish an agency in Richmond, ana the
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad Company 10
construct branch and increase its capitai
stock; also, a bill 10 provide for taxing 'he
sense of the people of Henrico upon giving
the County Court authority 10 RAISE
money for arming the county feso-
luton was introduced for Amending the
laws as TO regulate the issues OF i'ahA notes
by the amount of coin in their vaults aiSo'
| one declaring that, in the opinion Oh 'iie ''eh
! eral Assembly, every consideration Vi iono'
! and interes, demands that Virginia shall unite
/ her dies tlniEN WITH hti SiN'Si
/ States of the South. 1t had previously peeh
/ adopted in The House, and passed the Sehate
! unanimously resolution was offered by
/ Hon A IL Ii. STUART, and ordered 10 oe piii''-
1 cal the last clause OF which declares III FAVOR
/ of amending the Constitution SO as TO With
draw the trust in regard 10 the Territories en-
tircly from the hands of Congress, and TO pro
vide for an equitable partition OF the same, by
assigning to the South all now held, or here
after TO be acquired, South of the parallel O.
SO 80 North latitude, and to the non-sEtNe-
holding States all territory North OF said par
aIlel-,he States created out of said territory
to be admitted with or without slavery as
the people may elect. The House bill appro-
pria ting one million of dollars for STATE de
fence will be considered to-day.
| The House passed 4 bill TO amend the ac'
concerning trespasses on the Potomac. A re
solution was introduced for amending th'
! Code so as to allow volunteer companies IL
| contiguous counties to form battalions ant
regiments; also, one for requiring all propert.
sold under execution orcaliZe two thirds OF 1t
} value. and one for extending the time Withli
, which sherifs are allowed - pay the take
; in the Treas ury. The Exchange, Farmers
r and Virginia Banks used as places OF deposi
for State funds, reported their condition un
| dor n resolution heretofore adopted. Anon
,he pattions We're several in reference 10 tn
D present attitude of public affairs and for at'
I / thoritv TO bay arms for the people OF IN
co,pfipS
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OFFICERS.
GEORGE II. HART, President.
+, p ROSS, Vice President.
n r. COGGSHALL, Sec y and Treas'r.
: II BUTLER, Assistant Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
George II. Hart, roster ,, refhins'
4. p. Ross, II. ~ ToH Ssnaii'
A. G. Cattel, 4: w. PaIiles, \, n
Hon. Henry NJ. Fuller.
H. X, COGGSIALL, Secretary;
II this was truthful then. even with the alleged
,oss here was no reason for the present failure;
Rns The trne cause is not given, but Is TO be found
in The fact that many of these assets have not ana
naver had. the value pretended The Company
has all along done business on aSs a rs1ea the
W. 10 some credit to ourselves that not
wthstandng the alleged good condition and the
frannent efforts made by the Company to obtain
nats in our advertising columns they never cd Cd
tained any such endorsement OF their rellaDlllty
unanea,edfv were these efforts made; but our rule,
redrniring a verifcation of the statements before
,nntiishing them was iulexiDly enforced, and we
tnai y insi pride that by no act OF ours has the
aosnmuinity been made to suffer. Other Insurance
The present assets and liabilities of the concern
is mystery Particulars will De given as ascer-
tanned, in regular issaes OF the : Reporter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-21

IIScoLS;s JOURNEY TO NAsHISaroS-lhe
Marshal of the Police Department OF baiti-
more has written 10 the Mayor OF washington
that the {" President elect Is IN no DANGER oi
an attack while passing through the Moh"-
mental City, on his way to tue seat Oh 'ro'
eminent" The President elect, he say >
s.will need no armed escort IN passing through
or sojourning within the limits oil this Guy oi
State, and, in my view, the provision OIL any
such AT this time would be iii-Jndgeo. Inc
mind of the " President elect VIII douptiesS
be relieved by this assurance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-21

- CARD.-The numerous friends Of
our popular tow nsman DANlDJ rSAUN-
DERs. sR, ESQ who propose him as a candidate
for the State Convention, soon to assemble in this
city. will not adopt the easy and too common plan
by spreading in print tho two or three hundred
names which could be procured In a few hours rs
ca for his services; but viii give few reasons
vote for him He has served the city ably in the
Council for more than ten consecutive years; his
whole course has beeu approved by all az our del
egate in the Legislature; his prompt, iniefatiga-
bic exertions in behalf and support OF this city
and State, are aeknow lodged and appreciated by
his constituents. With such men we will have
little talk-.a heap Of work decisive aud ready
action. Ii he proelaims himself candidate, he
will receive the support aud votes of
ja I--lt~ LEGION,
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The n. Y Ereniag Post says
"a Republican who has just returned from
MARYLAND, reports that ten thousand men have
hae9 Secretly organized in MARYLAND and Virginia,
Ia nreyent the Inauguration of Lincoln and to stop
ali progress through the state to the Federal Cap
ital. x-;.,;a, am,
gained the confidence OF the eonspirators by taking
the oath Of secrecy.
Who can believe a man that coptesses him.
self hypocrite and perjurer?
There is no truth In his base charge. 1t Is
wicked invention Of the Republicans TO JUS
tify the nsditated incnrsion Of the VIDE
Awakes" into Washington,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

schr. Emma Jane, Phillips. for Richmond CT d
at Baltimore 18th inst, >s-u e. yar~
Schr NJ H. Read, Kelley, from Aorioik ior We"
ReJforJ arrived nj New York 18th inst.
Schr. salie Mears tof YORKTOWN. Ia:l: K,enai ,,,
son, Antigua, Dec. p; via y. Ma.''hs ''n' Avn
schr. Frances, oDonnell, for Norfolk, els sss
at New York 18th inst Schrs. Crensha~ ME- M'
Richmond: s. C, Jones, Beaell, Norfolk; ana Mar
garet. Henson, City Point, arrived at do. Sam'
day. ,..,,,I arrived
Schr Problem, Jones, from Richmond arrive"
OCEAN Breeze, Leighton, from Alexandra, ar
New York. Cooper from Richmond, arrived az
Narcotics 27th ut.
DisAEEER.s ~,
Br bark Jane Brown, Broose, days from hien -
mond' Va. bound to Liverpool, with cargo Oh
wheat and -four, experienced a heavy Sate on tie
seth nsc was thrown on her beam ends and be =.
cane verv Ieaky and was obliged to bear up LOT
Rermnda where she arrived about the LIST lnsl'
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FRoM CALroRSTA.-By the arrival OF the
Pony express at Fort kearney on the 10th INST
we have san Francisco advices to the 20 INST
The news should have reached us earher, b"e
owing to a heavy storm in the vicinity OF OH
Kearney. the dispatches have been unavoioa-
blv delayed The important item Is the de-
parture of the steamer Golden Age, with ST.
o65 900 in treasure, for New York. Among the
passengers is'Col. Fremont.
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PAYMENT op DUTIES IN Seeding STATEs.-A
Washington dispatch says that the Secretary
Of State has informed Lord Lyons and other
Foreign Ministers that no clearances OF ves-
sells issued by any other authority than the
United States officials will beIecognized, and
that any payments of duties On imports, ex-
eept to such officials, will be regarded as mis-
for which the parties paying viii
be held respons BILE TO our Government
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The Right OF Secession--The Power OF Co'
ercion in the Federal Government.

We invoke earnestly the attention OF our
readers TO communication OH these SUBJECTS
which We transfer TO our columns from 'he
Baltimore Sun. Let them read careiuiiy 'io
irresistible authorities there Collected upon INC
subject Let them see how All Paf'ieS' 4" .n'
formation of the Conshtutish' h'ei"e
ALEXANDER HAMILTON, afrayeu themselves
against those despotie and mons'rous dos'riaes
and pretensions now put iofth by TIE heP"o-
licanS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-21

CONVENTION CALLED.-The New York DEM
ocratic State Committee, in view OF the alarm
ing condition of the country, have issued q can
for an election of four delegates in each AS
sembly district, to hold State Convention DIT
Albany on the 31st of January
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,Iaioritv for Immediate secession

Compared with the Presidential, the falling
Oft in the aggregate vote is about 22,ooo' WHICH
amount of course, is reduced by the re'uIh 10
from the five counties not heard from nc
secessionists claim that their MAJORITY "o"i"
have been increased by the increased volt
Nor is it reasonable to conclude that eo-opela-
,;on;sts are not secessionists. They We're most
az th.,, in favor of seeding when four States
had seeded. But Alabama makes the io"rth
ont of the Union, and so the co-operaf1onlsts
have not much to complain or
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-21

Rpacrtos.-The conservative citizens Oh
Rome. \. Y. on Thursday evening resolved
not 10 permit the band of Abolitionists when
hos been roaming about the western part OF
that State 10 indulge in their antics, and ac-
cordinolv took uossession Of the place Of meet
ing. and proven ted all speaking.
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Lincoln xeenL. Auaim.

BY reference 10 the extracts on our first
page on lbs crisis, ii will be seen that the 1ri-
baae, LtxeoLx.s ssaaie, speaks by authority
for him that he will maze no CONCESSIONS
whatever. SEWARD, IN his polished and art
fal genssaIities, had already indicated as
mach.
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Rich. Copper Ore.

The Senator from Grayson, &c. Col. Nc
CAaAxr, has deposited in our office very rieh
Observation-Disclosures copper ore from the
Peach Bottom Mines, of his district. The
copper deposit Of that region is exceedingly
rich and very extensive. 1t promises great
wealth TO those who may operate IL with that
prudence Taught by experience.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-21

ARRIVAL OF SPEc1E.-The Edinburgh, from
Europe, arrived at New York thursday night
brings CLOG, 000--s530, 00o-and the Cahaoiah,
nj Portland, 500, GOO. The Teutonia, boarded
off Cape Race, Wednesday, en- route for New
York, has &333,0oo The Asia also brings
81 800 900 in specie.
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Hon IT A Wise. of Princess Anne county

Hon II. A. Wise, of Princess Anne county,
is a candidate for the State Convention
\ company called the Home Guard IS OF
oonizino in WestmOreland CO., Va.
At williamsburg Va, on Monday, there
was sufficient hail 10 cover the ground.
Samuel Clifford, an old and prominent mer-
chant of New York, died on the 10th INST.
Senator A. G.. Brown, of Miss, has gone
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TO UESsRS. las. NJ. ESTES, J.

b. FERGUSON, JR., AND OTHERS
GEYTLEMrS: In reply to the call which you have
been kind enough TO make upon me, through tue
columns of the Dispatch inviting me to declare
myself a candidate for the Convention, eau only
saw that ii the citizens of Richmond desire my
services in that body do not feel at liberty To re-
fuse them, although the responsibility oI the po-
sitiou will be 50 grave that my Persona prei;er
to express NV opinions before meeting Oh the
citizens, it is only necessary for me to say that
they are unchanged, aud that ah now, a. Wa
SECURE the honor aud safety OF the State IN thls
C0nfederacy. if practcable il not, III some olner.
| have the honor to remain. gentlemen, Your
obedicnt servant, 6Eo W. hANpplI IL
Ia l9-3t
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The slaves.

This Charleston correspondent Of the Balsa
meye amerfcaa gives graphic picture (which
will be found ON our first page Of the faithful
Carolina servants going 10 hgh, 'ds dam
Abunljshnists."
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t--sfns-s Steamer BELviDERE, Capt: "
iIsSZS1fEFK- kEESB, will receive Freight
TODAY. (MONDAY.l and mp to the hour OF l.
o'clock NJ, TUESDAY, the I'D January. ., low
Freight taken to Boston, via Baltimore, at Io"
est rates. with great dispatch 1900,
No Hogsheads received on board unless engaged
PASSENGERS are requested to be on board before
the bour Of departure, u o'clock NJ, TUESDAY.
Passage and Fare SIS - ,,a,.oo
slip, opposite the Columbian Hotel. or at steam
s arF ,vPfaaryes DAVID X WIN. CURRlE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-21

A WASHINGTON RCMoR.-Ihere Is ruhor III
sshigh political circles" at Washington 'h''
South Carolina intends storlnlng forl sum
ter. and calculates upon loss OF many nun
1raIS Of lives
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-21

COMMODORE SHrBRIcK.-The announcement
of the death of Commodore Shubrck, Z. >.
N at Pendleton, s. c., was erroneous. ne
is in Washington, attending to business.
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Ms-LEGAL AND ISsURANCE REPORTER, "A Val
nut street, Philadelphia.

EXTRA. , 1,r
BALLooNING OF ANOTHER INSURANCE CO.
THE QUAKER CITY GONE UP!
pu,I ,nrrpEf, Ian Is ls6l.--Ip our last number
in Speaking OF the state Saving Fund having gone
into liduidatou stated that there We're one VI
t,ro Intmrince Companics of our city so Intimate
" connected with that institution, that It's rum IL
yolyed theirs Since then our fears nave peen ~. -
Measure realized The Quaker City insurance
To,nnnnv one of those referred to. has TINS ia!
resolved to go into liqudaton ana afeofaaisBi!
made an assignment To Seth n bu' t his ,noye
a mHn Sef IS ha during the past the Company
has met with series of reversss ana paidd
rom The absurdity of this statement 1t Is
even usnieent in Itself What has ps s, of SCI ei
mr as sci forth in their last annual state
meDt as follows:
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RICHMOND, Jan. 18th, 1891.

RICHMOND, Jan. 18th, 1901.
To Messrs. George w Hobson, samuel J. Harm
SON r. Fl. Meade, =. T, Moore, aud others
GENTLEMES: NJ attention has been called 10
YOUR ettor in the Dispatch of this morning request
Ing that would allow my name to be present
ed TO the voters of Richmond candidate for the
state Convention to be held on the 18th OF tebria-
nv next Unatfectedly distrustful OF my qualibca. ,
ton for hi gh and responsib position II would
he more agreeable to personality, that the trust
should be confded to some one more able ana eN-
pereuced than myself but in the present crisis Oh
ourafairs, demanding in my Judgment the prompt
est and most decided measures Tor the protection
and preservation OF the rights of Virginia, I'm the
Union ii posi- bile il not, then out OF it, do not
feel at liberty to withhold from my native state
any service which so large and respectable por-
ton Of my fellow citizens may think it in my pow
er to render You are at liberty, therefore, To use
nv name as YOU desire, with the assurance that,
should il be the pleasure of my fellow citizens oil
Richmond to confer upon me so distinguished a
trust shall endeavor to discharge 1t with 1rm-
ness and fidelity. While, gentlemen, have con
ided my name TO yOu to be used as you may deem
best the promotion ofthose high interests SO dear
to US all, YOU must permit me to express the ear
nest hope that YOU will at once Withdraw II when,
ever the success of those interests and the cordial
union of our friends shall demand 1t. Thanking
YOU gentlemen. for the kind and too partial sentl
ments expressed Ill your letter,
am, very truly,
Your friend and fell ow citizen,
Ia 1T, JOHN o. STEGER.
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~-RIcHMo ND THEAT RE
KrxKRL Il MoxLEY. Sole Lessees and Manage
n pHf,lIps. Stage Manag

L. b. PHILLIPS. ota8e MauaSef'
Prolongment of the Triumphant Engagement oil
the celebrated and talented
MISS JOEY G0UGESHEiM.
Who will appear, by universal desire. in the
great Southern Ledger Romance of the
DOM o + ID l. l. Z,
Which has met with the most decided success
and pi onounesd the most powerful and truthful
dra,natization ever witnessed Ii is replete with
haamtifnI language and imposing situations, while
the comic scenes elicit irrepressible laughter from
the audience, the laughabie
ETHIOPIAN BALL-RO0M SCENE
BEING nightly honored with double encore: This
great Drama eanot be performed after to- night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-21

OLp RELIC GoSE.-The house i'll whlch
Thomas Jefferson was born, at Shad"eil De-
not. in the county of Albemarh, Va, WIS
burned on Thursday night.
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= MESSRs. EDITORS: Among tn,

N.lwE. MESSfss' Ell IOf'1 ..'liol5 = -
this city as one OF the delegates to represent US in
the State Cow enton, is Mr.. WIN: q. DUNBAR, q
voung LAWYER of this city, a gentleman of fine at
iaipnents refined manners sound sense, aud cor
rect liberal and conservative views ON all sub
ieets A lifelong Democrat, though a supporter
of Douglas in the late canvass he could, perhaps;
command as large a support as any one that couto
be named But his politics should not De an OF
lection He would do justice 70 the position ne
i a nopuiar Young man and will be supported by
the tia l9--3t*l PEOPLE OF RICHMOND
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-21

NEWSPAPER CHASaE.-Mr VIM. +. Gordon
Jr has assumed the propretorship Of the
Clarksburg (ya.) Register, Mr. w. r. cooper
having retired.
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MARRIED.

In Lvnrhbure va. on the 18th inst. by the Rev
Mr. Mitchell. ~ the Centenary Church, Mr. WY E,
w. DONLEY. III Richmond, Va, ana MISE ApDi1
q MAIICK. of the former place
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- TOTHE PEOpLEOFHANOvER

IOTHE PEOFLE.OFH lANUv..sss,
0E2 AGARp.--l must reply NJ ohee 70 .nc
should not have announced myself eAnatans0
for the Convention. Tho solemn eonessns an a.
reseniatiye unembarrassed BY personal motives,
10 my opinion forbid my doins so can. ahel Ut
fore, qals say, that accept nrs,s, MI ssii. IN.
subject t. .ks eead w aoing - mn,s NO.
ia az eiabasruss the snprosisfAai sppsne..h ~
rights i'd any. enuiae = W. RA0NEy..
pursue, -. ,..~. isai In .l--d&sWsS@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-21

RrRSr TO DRATH-An orderly lady named
Sarah Iarboe. who lived alone in st. Mary
county Md. was SO severely burnt on oatur
day night week, that she died the succeeding
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TO IOHN q. STEGER. ESQ. :

u DEAR SIR: Believing that, in the pres
ent crisis of our country affairs the best and most
reliable men should be called TO the councils Of
the State. and knowing thatyo possess the guam
tcations requisite represent the true nerests OF
Virginia in the State Convention about TO be held
We earnestly request you TO allow your name TO be
presented to the voters OF the city as one OF the
delegates to said Convention.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AsTR L-OGIsT:

4 TR O GIST.
n JUST ARRIVED
. xg<- MADAME ADoLPH.
THE GIFTED y0tNa gT-READER
This young lady has created Wild exei,or
in her travels through 'a
EUROPE AND AMERICA,
and attracted the leading heads OF the count,, .
her most v
All whoarc in trouble should cal on the Mad.
You will go away rejoicing and happy She ~
bring any one to you and cause them to VII
LOVE You.
Will describe the person you will MARRY A.
name the date you will marry, and will writ o.
name of the one you will marry. Madame W
direct Won how 10 proceed in law suits will 81
you lucky numbers will recover losses &c ~
Ne Prices 50 cents, 81 and -.
NJ Residence on Main street, directly onno,i
Corinthiau Hall, at Mrs SUSAN B,sy,
Boarding House. between 9th and 10th sts ~
BAKERS name ON the sign at the door. Tia gi-ss
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE

JHOR HIRE have for hire for the pre.e
L year, IL NEGRO WOMAN, who Is dr,t-n
COOK, WASHER and lRONER. Apply to
JNO. 4. HUTCHINSON.
At Davis & Hutcheson's, fraukiia +
la al-ts
EOK HIKE-A first -rate and very gea.-
l. CIIAMBERMAID and w ASHER and lR0Nk
for the present year, OF good moral habits
la 2l-3t WINSTON POWbR
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To J.NES NJ. ESTES, WI. VI

TCALDWEI.L, AND oTliERs.-GENrLk-
Myy In reply 10 your call which appears IN tne
Ua,1frh of this morning, can only say that,
whilst the magnitude Of the Interests involved IN
the contest now raging in the country, and the
anon the Convention, takes from me all anxiety
td be a member of that body, they. at the same
time forbid me to decline any position TO when
tha naonla of Richmond NAV call me. IT, there
fore they shall be pleased to elect me t" the IoN
VENTI0N, will discharge the trust win al the
ability possess, and certainly WIN hociis " 'n'
great interests involved.
NV opinions have already been expressed IN
public meeting OF the citizens OF klehmono' 4uu
/ have heard nothing since TO change them. My
opinion is Safety aud security in the Union, or
out OF it. PEACHl H. UNA 1 ~
January IstlI, 1851. ia Its
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MONDAY EVENING, Jan. Il,
Will he performed the great Ledger Drama Of the
-. nnnM OF nENIIIE.

With the following great cast
Lionne Delaforet, tLionness of the Forest, Miss
Mrs Norl, Ia celebrated actress .l..:......S JOEY
Lieut.. orviile Devilie, tof the Provincial
wny i ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Il. s. Meldrum.
NJ Defafasef, ian exile, afterwards
Earl Glen ienass Northumberland. Warwick.
Vulcan, Ia deformed awarf and
faithful servitor Of the Lioncsa OF
the Forest l.,..
Nero. 1.-THE Negro Servant Of orviile,)l b Phillips
Huberi Nag nem.os
ny Ii kxta,
Efdred Kyle
Corn ~ ,ss
Farmer Fielding tts. uarr,,,
John Fielding .,.,t.'.. = q msnr
Col. Bingham - Z f..rs,,e
Mr. Russell Ia .s,,1sf
Alelaide Lorn..s. ~ -
ospeeilinI s.i's L hi Mare
KalonkonfA, the great Medicine n ~
the ShenapdDAh ". ~ ~ nesiehH.
-, s-Iall :. Miss Jennie iartington
a.. enn.,.is wiii. ts.s Laaghable Farce Of
fRidHTEsEpTG M 9|r 3ylsp. III he gnrpEGpooM
0eorg saa ..........,....... ~, Miss kama AoFtoa.
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Aiabama.-The Popular Secession Vote.

Official returns from all but five counties III
Alabama of the vote east for Delegates TO the
State Convention, show The following result
viz:
-. ,;o. u,o..,iou ..,...... IS 5-6
IN , - ....,.,... IS 2s6