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RICHMOND SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL 90 1861.

deem material in the memorandum filed in the Depar-
ment on the 10 of March last have the honor to he,
JOHN FORSYTH
MARTIN j. CRAWFORD,
A. B. ROMAN.
true copy of the original by delivered to Mr. F.
W. Seward Assisau; Secretary of State OF the United
States, at o'clock in tho cgcnng Of April 9, 1861.
Attest, IT. IlCKErr, Secretary, X, &c.
MR. SEWARD IN REPLY TO THE COMMISSION.
Frs, ACKNOWLEDGES THE RECEIPT OF THEIR
LETTER, BUT DECLINES TO ANSWER 1T.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, !
WASHINGTON, April 10, 1861.
Messrs Forsyth, Crawford and Roman, having been
apprised by memorandum which has been delivered to
them that the Secretary of State is not liberty hold
official intercourse with them, WILL it is presumed,
pect no notice from him of the new communication
which they have addressed TO him under the date OF the
9th nst beyond the simple acknowledgement of the
receipt thereof which he hereby very cheefuy gives.
true copy Of the original received by the Commits
s;oners Of The Confederate States this 10th day of April
1861. Attest, J. T. PICKETT, Secretary, &c, &c.
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RICHMOND WHIG.
MILLINERY FALL TRADE. 1860.
VOLUME 65.

r orsrRE q, e, s,ea,n 90 my removal No 1O9 Msln
et 10 Ae eommcioGs bulrg No. 229 Main street, al
9'--.-- | "sPOTSWOOD HOrEI."
been h aad 9th streets where prepared 70 exhibit SlArs
MILLINERY GOODS
74r.aly male Millinery ts han hr-coiore eons',;las OF
81. &C. .rl V.e G1-n1 Sonnet pumes, Ribbons, French
- ar overs Bridal Tr-atis Head Dresses, Dress Cas-,
- ca, AMI Praa Csor ana Nl1 Colars and Sleeves In
o. f..s md C1lss Rn-hcs and Tabs. g. In al styles
Fi.t .is general Millinery business will nanlfac-
o. m order C.o.ss Va1'as ofa kinds IN the latest FASH
,, In r.-,nsr prices An orders will receive prompt
- .-..i,i .,.spti5n n c. BARTON,
- 223 Main 81
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DARE Bo0ES-Fos ssl= by
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sPsclE CAssg, HrsryGrns Co, Pa,
January 1851
H. G. sPAL5r5o.

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JSO sIMONs
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HESRY sPLrnSa Esq, '
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From hs Democrat, ST. Cloud, lHnn
II you are have troubled with le headaeb. r-nd far
box cephac P that you may IN eass Of a. at
ack.
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FLom De E.,1nir,r Yor6,H

Fyo'a DE Examiner, gogfoE, ia.
Cephae Pills accomplish the which they v,rs mar,
via: Cure OF headache In all It's forms.
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BssFsrY, Mass, Dee. u, lscO.
wish circulars large show ts 20 bring your e.
phac Pills particularly before ioS N ,eu Isvs
anything ~ The liDd, please send to me
One o customers Who SUBJECT severe sIck Headache
(du y lasting dHys atac g an, Iou b
your Iiis, which sent her.
Respectfully yours
W. D. wILKfs.
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From The Examiner RorJ&Is Va.
They have been tested In than ,Aousand cs,es with s
tire success. w. W
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MARTIN j. CRAWFORD,
A. B. ROMAN.

deem material in the memorandum filed in the Depar
ment on the 10 Of March last, have the honor to be-
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S0NIHERN MANIRACTTRFS

DECEEDHD CLOTHING. nlNIPAC- a.
Ia ToRY.-The subfoTibers have hand large and III
complete assortment of SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED bA
GOODS Cloiis Clssnes and Vestngs grades LII.
e iol owrg noted mills Crenfhaw stills. Richmond Va
Co bills, Cupei county, Va: Kelley, Cos Ails,
frederieas.u2, Va Thomas Ae Nils Marion, Smith sahty,
Va Rock ilGrd NILS Charlotte " {; which Ese prepared
make the notice .ae latest and mos,
approved STYLES goods that III SoUYa every respect
the best rther alutac goo' aud any C the OensaW
goods equal \ Gu y 10 Freneh. longer
cuSe for ouyng goods addition
We keep always hand stock of FRENCH AND ENGLlsT
CLOTHS AND CAsSlERfS not be surpassed by hcuse
the city We have the best cf Cuier and corps Of wornen
not 70 be surpassed by house Ia non wh dsertns
ton to furnish our patrons With Southern
sOut FOODS woye souh cut and made Souh be
South determine 10 Al m our newer
push forward Southern institutions
Spence CAREY.
-. ciolhieTs and Merchant fSiors,
fe2o Corner o. Main and l3;h streets.
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From Ae Adrfrtis1r. Prori.I

From he Adrtrtiser, ProIidtnee RI
The cephac said n remarkably effective remedy
the headache and very that very eou,nt
complaint which has been discovered
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Married Persons Young Men contemplating marriage being
aware OF physical weakness organic deoiy, defome &c
speedily cured
lie who places himself under the Dr. may regousy
skill as a Physician.
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Fr@a ae Western n. r, 6d'ets, Caicago, IN
We heartily endorse Mr. apaldng, and his unrvaed eephas
'IlF.
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From he Randrha Fdlley Star, Ksndrha, Va.
We that persons ssGerns With headache who try them
win stick TO them.
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. HAyEaToRD PA, Feb. 6, 1861.
SIR:
wish you 20 send me toK ~ your Cephac Pl
haze recSi56d grtdtdtdl of bTasff fran, DsH. -
Your, Iectfully.
NAEi ANN SrOIKH0UsE
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WASHINGTON CRY, March ~, lS6l
Hon. VIM. Il. Seward Secretary of State of the United
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20
WAsnlNaroN, April 10, 1861.
SPEECH OF WENDELL PHILLIPS.

We publish the following communication from a cor
respondent at New Bedford it contains expression
of the opinion of the most eloquent Of the extreme abo-
litionists the present aspect of political affairs
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Especially who have becoms the victims Of solitary Vice. hat
dFeadll and destructive habit which annually sweeps untme-
y thousands OF Young OF the exalted aens and
brilliant intellect Who might otherwise have listening
Sne With the hunders Of oquencs walked ecsacy the
living ivre NAV call W
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TIE COMMISSIONERS IN REPLY TO MR. SEWARD,
ACCUSING THE GOVERNMENT OF DECEPTION,
AND ACCEPTING A SOLUTION By THE SWORD.
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iPsIIAsu, MioH., Jan. II, 1887.
Ma. sPALDso.


sR:
Not long since sent ynn for Cephsc Pi fer ths
Of the Nervous Headache and CosVents received the
came, and hfy had - go"d an ct Ids ncd 10 ssnd Ir
-
Please send by return mall. Direct
A. z. WHEELER
Ypslant, Mich.
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RsvEmbsBCRG. FRAsEriS Co., OaIo, 4
January 3, 1851
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ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE FROM QUACKERY.
The Only lace where IA Cnre can be Obtained.
AR JOHNSON has discovered the Certain Speedy ard
~ only !nectuil Remcy in the Word Weakness Of the
Back LIMBS stritures Affections kidneys Bladder
Involuntary Dscages Imp 1tsucy etty Nervous
ness ypepsa Languor, Low Il Confusion IDEAS Pap
tstan Of the Heart Timid Tremhng Dinners Sight Cid
dines Disease Of the Head Throat Nose or SKIN AGscilons
Lungs, Stomach os BoWehose Terrible Disorders arising
the Solitary Eab3 Of fouhose aad .otaTy practices
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Apru ., 1901
The foregoing memorandum was fed in this iiepart-
ment on the s.h Of March ast delivery Of the same,
hoseTer to AesrS Forsyth and Crawford was delayed,
as was understood with their consent They have
through thsr Secretary communicated their desire for
defaiiive disposition Of the subject The Secretary OF
State therefore directs that day sened ecpy of the
paper b. nov delivered
true copy Of the original delivered to me by Mr..
w seward Assistant Secretary Of State of the Uuitsd
S,stes, on April s, 1851, at GlS p n blank envelope
I,,sss ]. T. PICKETT,
Secretary 70 the Commissioners.
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From he SaatAern PaA Findsr Be,o Orleans La
Try them you th,t Acied and that your ter.
tmony can he hddsd IN the already list
ed benefits that no other medicine produce.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-31

playing Jessee with Apes craft: She
has taken nearly a dozen into Cuba,
and has burned number Of others.
The Yankees are ina rage. The
Sumter and JEFF. Davis, have COM
pletely out witted them-the latter
having actually taken prize off
Nantucket shoals, under the French
flag which she sails-another is re-
ported taken off Long Island Sound.
The latest numbers of the New York
papers have copious details of the
seizure, of those two privateers. The
number fprizes seized and captur-
ed by our vessels to the present is
Al. The weather for the past two
mornings is very bracing, and almost
cold. 1t is welcome, after the long
heated term. The city is healthy.
Au revoir
REBEL.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-31
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Printers visiting Shreveport are
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Address j. DICKINSON.
Shreveport. La
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Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-31

foot every day in the presence OF the
two Houses Of Congress, and yet 80
great on one side is the passion OF
the hour, and SO astonishing the stu
MD xnazement of the other, that we
nike it as natural, as right, and as of
course. We are rushing, sir, and
with rapid strides, from constitu-
r;onal government into a military
,iespotism. The constitution says
the freedom of speech and Of the
press shall not be abridged, yet, three
aays ago, in the city of St. Louis,
military officer with four hundred
s,ldiers-that was his warrant-went
into a newspaper Office in that city,
removed the types, and declared that
rhe paper should be no longer pub
lish ed, and gave among other reasons
mat it was fabricating reports inlurl-
Gus to the United States soldiers in
Missouri. Is therea Senator here. a
citizen of this land. who will say that
the slightest color Of authority ex-
lists on the part of military ottlcer
for depriving a citizen OF liberty or
property without Il warrant Of law, or
to suppress the freedom of the press!
And we are told by the same dis
patch that the proprietors of the pa
per submitted and intended to make
an appeal. To whom2 To the ju-
dicial authorities9 No sir. But to
Mai. Gen, Fremont, when he should
reach St. Louis. The civil authori.
ties OF, the country are paralized, and
practical, martial law is being estab,
jished all over the land. The like
never happened in this country be
fore, and it would not be tolerated III
any couutrv in, Europe, which pre-.
tends to the elements of civilization
and Ehersgs. George Washington
carried the. thirteen, colonies through
the war Of the Revolution without
martial law. The President Of the
United StatesSc Scaslld not conduct th'
Governmentt tisee months, withon
rescrting toit. Hpresumeev every Sen
s.so- has read the opinion of the Chic
pstice, to. which. ;! have referred.
shall content myself with reading
few extracts, to present my opinion
Oh the subject. Mr.. B. read fro1
the closing part OF Judge Ianey
opinion.]
Concluded Io-mo1roao.}
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-31

4 Warning to LincoM.-The
Richmond correspondent OF the Mem
phis Appeal, in a letter dated 18th
inst, after giving the particulars of
Col Tavlor's visit TO w ashington on
behalf of the crew c: the Savannah,
further says:
Ii snsaks well for the promptitsde
of this Government that it did not
wait to receive information Of the
sentence of Baker and the second
officer OF the Savannah, before inter
fcring to arrest the further progress
of proceedings. AS soon as news
reached this city that the trial through
which the prisoners were hurried had
resulted in their conviction, Presi-
dent Davis drew up and Dispatched
a letter Of warning and reGonstranse,
in which, after duly setting forth the
facts of the case, as we'll as the la"
applicable thereto, the Lincoln usnr-
patton was warned that any attempt
to infict upos the prisoners the pen,
alties of piracy, would be followed
by immediate retaliation upon the
prisoners tho penalties OF piracy
would be followed by Immediate re,
talation upon the part Of the Gov
ernment Of the Confederate States
That this warning is no Idle threat
every one who knows the iron vii
and inhexible purpose Of the Presi
dent is fully aware, ald IN the pur
suit Of the policy thus indicated, h.
has the cordial and unanimous ap
proval of every lnember-of the -Ad
: ininistration, as well as the sanctio,
of the popular feeling. SO 1t rest
: with the Federal Government to dc
termine whether it will inaugural
. one OF the bloodiest and most relent
: less civil wars that ever darkcne
the page Of history with the stor..
/ of its atrocities. Will they-dar
Z they do it! We shall see.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-31
For the Daily News.
To Bette.

When hope my heart with rapture fills
And bids it to aspire,
l think of thee, then all its ills
Do rapidly retire.
think Of thee when e'er the past,
With hopes and fears combined,
And Joys that are too bright to last,
Come rushing ore my mind.
l think of thee when c'er l dare
To hope for future bliss.
And could no greater pleasure share,
With u world like this
| think of thee when fancy brings.
The future to my view.
Ny love, my hopes, my happiness.
Are centered all in you.
j. II. G.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-31
strangers

CouRT HOUSE Texas street. on f,':-
wards.
BRANCH CITIZENS BANK. Milan - =.
corner Market.
PosT OFFICE, Marke: street. near
Milan.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Rev. Mr.
M'Allister,o on Mark ct and Milan stS
BAPTIST CHURCH, Rev. g. Tucker
corner Of Market and Travis s;s.
METHODIST CHURCH. Rev 5. BsSurat
corner Of Market and Faunin ST..
EpIsCOPALIAN CHURCH, Rev. y. i
Russell, corner OF Market and fanl',
streets.
Catholic CHURCm, Rev. j. Pierre. o.?
Fanlin, between Edward AND MAJ
shall street.
IsRAELlTE CHURCH. Rev. +. Sa-ne,,
Texas str. near the Court House.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-31
Mans tic Id FelnA ale College
DESOTO PARISH LA.

YHNhe Fall session of this Institution
i will open OF Wednesday, 2nd
October Sol, with full and efficient
Faculty. The domestic department
will be under the immediate superin-
tendence of the President and his
lady, and every effort will be made
to promote the comfort of those en-
trusted to their charge.
For other information, Address.
CHAS. Il. STUART, President
Mansfield, La
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-31

We are Informed, says the Delta,
that in additionte the Louisiana troops
the lst Mississippi, the I'd Virginia
and the first Alabama regiments were
in the battle at Bulls Run. Ne have
been kindly furnished withthe follow
ing list of officers of the 7th louisiana
regiment:
sseyemM Regiment Louisiaaa Voiun-
teers.-Harry T. Hays, Colonel; Chas.
DeChoiseul, Lieutenant Colonel; d.
Is. Penn, Major. ...
Baton Rouge -geacibles.-Captain
A. $. Heron; LIST Lieutenant j..
Duncan Stuart I'd Lieutenant, Oscar
ri. Foreman: Junior 2d Lieutenant,
John II. New.
Liuangsto, RiHcs.-=Captain I, NJ.
Ferry; 1st Lieutenant, \. q. Tucker;
I'd Lieutenant, VIM. Patterson.
Continental Guoyds.-Captain Geo.
CLARK; 1st Lieutenant, \. W. Mer-
Ram; I'd Lieutenant, +. Mcfarland;
Junior I'd Lieutenant. Davis Aaron.
Crescent Rites, Company B.--Cap-
,ain II. L. Jett; 1st Lieutenant, W.
p Harper; I'd Lieutenant Andre w E
Knox; Junior 2a Lieutenant, Henry
ti,iinshaw
Crescext ysgRcs, Company C.-Cap
tain J. II. Gilman; 1st Lieutenant
". G.. Dri.er; p Lieutenant, junior
p Lieutenant, Conrad Green.
.Saasefeld .Roagers.-Captain j
Moore Wilson; 1st Lieutenant, Yves
Steever; Cd Lieutenant Henry Carthy
l,nior cd Lieutenant, L G. Morgan
Jr
hisA Vo7uuteers. Captain W. b
Ratcliffe; 1st Lieutenant, l.. w. Hew
1T; cd Lieutenant, Sargv kevnaud
Junior I'd Lieutenant, Thomas Can
regan.
Virginia G@ar.3s.-Captain Hoi'
H. Scott; 1st Lieutenant, DoWssan
u Lieutenant, =. GrAndpre. Juno
- Lieutenant, l.. H. MHlarche.
Virginia Biues-Captain ID. !
Wilson; lst Lieutenant, c. \. Bel
enger; I'd Lieutenant, II. G. Thoml
son: Junior I'd Lieutenant, r. !
Brown,
.iuxrtcaa RitieS.--Captain W.. I
Rickarby; 1ste. Lieutenant; Samue
tlower;lad Lieutenant Samuel Brew
ar. Junior I'D Lieutenant, John Row
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-31
iW POStWaStcIS are ?'e4~Stc0 I"
act as agents for tic Neaos, and re-
tain ten per. cent tiiom nmount toruardea'

The establishment Of our friend
John T. Beard, (the Ruby) was vlsi-
ted day before yesterday, by some
LIGHT fingered gent, who proceeded to
help himselfto some tempting dollars
which lay snns in the drawer OF the
counter. After taking the money he
proved himself some on the run. 1t
is not known who he was as he was
too quick.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-31
ID / & IA I = - q -
SOUTHERN C0NFEDERACY
Ready yProofPresS
Patented .1unc Isl, 1861.
To Country Publishers.

HE want Of cheap pr5ot press
has long been felt hy publishers Of
country papers and small job Offices.
The undersigned knowing this from
exaericncc, has invented press OF
this sort (similar to Hoe &Co. - anc
offers it to the craft as the cheapest
in the market. Instead 81 Il solid
cas+-;ron cyluder, it is made of sheet
iror. and filled, being Il decided i'm :
provement, as it gives elasticity to
TO the cylinder, The cost OF an or
dinary proof press is so, while TINS
costs
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-31

The Nay INey .Seroe Southern
e,s ut Cuiro-Horrible DiwocerY,-
A dav or two since the river guard at
Fulton discovered a body floating in
the river opposite that point and
procured skiff and rescued 1t. 1t
proved to be that of a we'll dressed
young man that had been in the wa
ter several days. 1t was taIeenashore,
and upon the breast was found writ
ten in indelible ink the words: la
test from Cairo" The body was lit
erallv riddled with muslSet balls, from
the right thigh to the head, one ball
having penetrated the neck, just be
low the ear. The body was proba
bly, one of a man who had tearIessi> y
dared to express his sentiments II
Cairo, and was murdered thus cruel
lv by the scoundrels there. Ih'
day Of rctribution is near at hand
however, and wo be othem who th"
disgrace humanity.
Memphis Avalanche,
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-31
Shrevepprt Guilty Dr'rs.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Wednesday, July 81, 1861
Job Work must be paid for on de
AGENTS.

AGENTS.
Mr.. JOHN w TAHER, is our authorized
agent in Natchitoches.
NJ, y, d. O'BRlES, No. 6. Exchange
place. New Orleans, is our authorized
Agent for that city.
Mr.. nc. CLARKE. bookseller, is our au-
thorized agen: for Vicksburg and Natehe%'
Mr.. J. II. LOTION, is our agent at belle
yuc. Bossier Parish.
Mr.. A. l.. HAY. of the News Depot, Is oni
authorized agent in jefferson, Texas.
We will be pleased to receive r"ntrIhu'
.io,s from our friends, in and around ShfeVc'
mort. An occasional art;clctrom oHrp!ahters
relative to the crops, will be very acceptanis'
In fact. we desire correspondence from
every section of the States.
Personal articles will not be published
a;tberas communications or advertisements
Thos, friendly TO our undertaking. wh'
NAV hear of any local. or other items. ina
will prove of interest to our readers, wli
favor us by handing in the same at the oifc'
the News.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-31

.Austher .Jackson.-Capt. Howell,
l.. :. A.. was killed at Canton Mo-,
on the 4th inst, by Richard Seward,
keeper of the hotel in the village, who
shot him for hauling down a seces-
sion flag.