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OLES
COAPAN

OF THIS CITY,
Organized last year, End IL order to make such
Uoods Gs would not compete with, but would rs-
Their aid other Southern manufactures by furnish-
ing grades and STYLES of Goods that have never
heretofore been mad in Virginia, they fl led thet1
MIL with machinery of the best and finest qCan-
IT, They ere now manufacturing FINE CASSl-
MEREs and CLOTHS Of every variety, from Fine
Virginia Merino aud Mesti20 Wool, and solicit
the attention OF the trade In tho South to their
Goods. All who have seen their ARMY CLOTHS,
manufactured at fret expressly for the virginia
Military Institute, pronounce them 1T least qpsl
(. n0i superior IN quality, t. those thsy had oesn
buying heretofore, and quite as cheap.
The Virginia State and Central Agricultural So
eiet,es at their Far bst IN this city In October
last, awarded to this Company a GOLD MEDAL
for their exhi bition of Wooden Goods, which In
alluded ome beautiful SHAW LIS, BLANKETS, &c
Purchasers may rely upon every piece OF Goods
manufactured by us being W hat it is represented
aud under no circumstances will this Company bs
Induced to work sboddy in their Goods, nor will
they card any cotton with their W DOL.
LEWIS D. CRENSHAW. Press.
SAMUEL 7. 3ITCgELl,
WELLISaToS dCDpIS, o,,o.,o-.
JOHN Il. MONTAGUE,
z. w. HAYWOOD,
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Do 80, .nd especially If you can obtain IS desi.
rsbis Goods, without paying any more Tor them
thsn their actual worth.
rHR
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OFFICE VA. x TENN. r. K. CO,

UFFICE A TENN. z. Z. co,
LNNCHBCKd. June IL 1881.
THE PUBLIC are hereby cautioned not 10
i purchase the Third or income MORTGAG 4
BONDS Of this Company, numbered from ASH 10
$40 inclusive, or The COUPONS thereof from
July l, ls5N. The said BOND were deposited "a
New York city, and will, under no circum-
stances, be paid ty this Company.
ia 2U-lU RIO I. OWEN pras,t
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Az Agents for The sals Of the Goods mapufas.nr-
ed by The CREHSHAW WOODEN COMPANY I, OF
RICHMOND, VA, We have now on hand about TO-.
900 ysrds of Fine, Plain and Fancy Single and
Double Millsd CASSINERES and CLOTHS, be-
sides a lot Of FINE BLANKETS and GENTLE
MEMS SHAWLS-aud are manufacturing at The
rate OF 4, 900 yards per week; all Of which we Of
f5r the trade at fair prices and liberal terms
with entire confidence that the enterprise Will re-
eaivs 5 liberal suppOrt.
CRENSEAW & CO., Agents,
fs.e-dts Richmond. Va.
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ARGE STOCK OF
IL Liquors AND WINES
CHAMPAGNE, CLAkET, PORT, SHERRY, AND
MADEIRA WINES; wHISKEY, &c
ALSO-A large stock Of
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
Al .GUGGENHEIMER'S
"a n lin straat
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t(lthMOND DnCM MANUFACIOkH.
The subscriber is now manufsct uring, and has
on hand, FIELD and BASS DRUMS, Of the best
quality +. P0LSTRR.
Corner of 9th aud Broad streets.
supply Of the above DRUMS constantly on
hand, sud for sale by
10 linz s. SUTHERLAND Main at
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CIV ING MACHINE NEEDLES,
~ OF home MANUFACTURE,
Sent 70 any part CT the Confederate States by
mail Persons ordering will name the sizes, en-.
closing 10 ceats for each Needle. Address.
j. w, PACKARD,
ts l0--lms EIcb,nond Va
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NoTiCE-le hereby given that the negroes
~ employed al the CARBON HILL MIN Els are
not permitted, under any circumstances, mot even
during their leisure time,i to hire themselves Cut
for harvest other labor. The penalty OF tn
law will certainly be enforced against all per-
" no may employ any one of them without
my authority. JOHN j. WEkTH, Agent.
la T.
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a COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF

-
~ farm, near Trewlllans Depot, Louisa coun-
GNJy, Va, on Sunday, 10Th May, my man SAM.
81 he Is about 8 feet high, yellow complexion,
- thin visags, bushy hair. very little beard
| Will pay the above reward for his delivery to
me, or in some jail 30 that get him
WM. A. Y EThERLAND.
Trevilian's Depot, June II, ls6l ie ss-0t.
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wRAyuaaSa' auIt,b
VT. -ssasssssaz.- VIRGINIA ENTRAL
ASss9 gszessssasssx RAILROAD.

NAIL AND PASSENG GER TRAINS,
ON and after MONDAY, June 3D. leave Rich.
IHonL daily fot stanton, Lyuehturg, Manassas
Junction md all intermediate stations at g. IS A.
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SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES

BgE hite Lead.-A small supply on hand,
and for sa lie BIZ J. w. GARLlCK, ApOthecary,
L. 20 Market Place. Franklin st.
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" AT WHOLEsALE.
Just received and for sale, at the new store, one
door east OF the ''spotswood HOTEL"
ees,Go0 CIGARS,
OF dtnersnt qualities, all OF which will be sold
low for cash. CHARLES BAYEE B CO.,
nv 15-lma yafa ~ Relt,r,nr~
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Joyful NeWsi
The Cry is "Still They Come. |"
WHATQ

Why beautiful goods, that viii cause great talk,
As our old FRIEND NJ Powers, has just returned from
New York -
And is receiving at his Store Southeast of the
Square,
rich Spring and Summer Stock, which he'll sell very
fair, sf & =
Embracing clothing and every article in the furnishing
line, Z
Which beauty and durability s.truy divine %
He has coats and pants of almost every style and
shade. =
Most fashionably cut, and very neatly pressed and
made;
And as for handsome vests-he'n sell you one in 8
For the very least possible share of your cash.
Nor forgetting old line Wings and Democrats,
Fer whom he keeps varietr of suitable hats,
The finest caps-all fancies sure to please
Both cloth and silk, and new style Japanese;
Handsome shirts, and splendid cravats and collars,
So to NJ Powers dont tnegiect to bring your dollars;
For with myriads would now dispute,
VINO dare say his garments fail to suit;
Those most neat and fastidous in taste,
Who Oft IN badly made clothes their money waste.
But strange to say. for the very smallest sum,
You feel inclined TO expend at Powers Emporium,
He will give you bargains so very rcih are rare,
That viii compel you for months to wonder and stare
He keeps clothing TO suit the large and the small
And to credit our word, just give him a call.
'tQuck sales and small profts'' is his motto long
traced, f
So to M.Powers' Store for bargains make haste.
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Cross Ties ~ anteN

TNHE Nashville and North h-western Railroad Com
L pany wish TO contract for 40, 900 CEDAR CROSS
TIES, feet long, inches thick, well hewn to face at
narrowest place not less than inches clear of bark
timber TO be sound to be delivered 1t the grade line
OF the road IN Nashville.
The contractors want to contract for So 900 WHITE
or P0STOAK TIES of the size the above, be
delivered the line of the road piles from section
IA to section "a, enough each section supply the
ts-s
Persons wishing to bid win direct to the President
and Directors Of the Nashville and North Rail
road Company, Nashville, Tennessee.
July2l-tf tlf %
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Extra Class 2, Draws Oct. 8, 1860.


And on every succeeding day Sunday excepted) at
O'Clock, p. NJ.
ES- In this Scheme, there are IS Numbers placed in
the Wheel-from 1 up to 75-and twelve of these
Numbers are drawn from the Wheel. If person
lects Number out of the 10 and that Number is
among the Numbers drawn, he gets five times the
amount invested 1.-TWO selected numbers are drawn,
he gets thirty for one; if three selected Numbers
are drawn he gets two hundred for one if four
iected Numbers drawn, he gets a Thousand for
if five selected Numbers drawn, i've thousand
for one il six selected NRmbeFs drawn fifteen
thousand to REMEsfseR, il two, more, selected
Numbers taken and all those Numbers selected
not drawn among the Twelve Drawn Numbers, the
Ticket is Blank.
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Our Havana Plan Lotteries.

DRAW Four (4) TIMES MONTH.
And the liberal of any Scheme ever offered
For particulars, address,
W. c. DAWSON & CO., Managers,
oct 81. Macon, and Savannah, Ga.
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NOTICE.!

wv have this day sold our entire interest in the
wv Book, Stationery and Periodical Business.
No. o Union street 10 Mr. John T. Hagan and John ID
w. Green, who will continue the business the
place, under the style Of Green Co.
=. JOHNSON & TREAN0R.
On retiring from the book business, we return our
sincere thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
us aud take pleasure in recommending SUCCESSORS
rs young men Of experience in the business and wor
thy IN every way the confidence of the people.
A, W. JOHNSON. JR.,
oct6-u JOHN o. TREAN0R,
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ARTICLE VI.
DIVfDEND.

rJsHE Nashville Commercial Insurance Company
Il have tkis day declared semi i-aannal eixidead
Of three dollars share The capital Stock Fayahla
IAxEs WAIKrR,
uAseln. = 4sssrss.Eyi
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Bakery and Confectionery for
Sale.

HyHIs Establishment is located IN the most pleasant
4 part Of the city, and is doing good cash busi-
nees, but owing the III health cf the proprietor, u
W Be dispssed OF reasonable price, and terms 20
ait the purchsser- For particulars enquire q NJ.
Camp - thn e<nes. febl2-a
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Important to House-Keepers.
Z. II. DURKEE s. CO.'S
SELECT SPICES.

ABSOLUTELY AND PERFECTLY PURE.
but ground from fresh Spices selected and cleaned by
us expressly for the purpose, without reference 70
cost They beautifully packed in tn-feii, (hnea
with paperD prevent injury by keeping and are ial
weight, while the ordinary Spices amest invarApy
short We warrant them in point OF strength ana
richness Of flavor, -es
BEYOND ALL COMPARISON, .sa
- . single trial win abundantiy prove.
Manufactured ouly by ER DURKEE Gu,
0fsbls-dtNu ls1 Pearl street, New foFk'
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we the people Of the Confederate States each State
acting its sovereign and independent character in
order form permanent federal government, estab
Iish justice insure domestic tranquility, and secure
the blessings of liberty ourselves and posteri
ty-invokng the faver and guidance Of Aim ghty God
do ordain and establish this Constitution for the
Confederate States of America
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ggntterits.
w ALTON
FEMALE COLLEGE LOTTERY!
OF GEORGIA.
CHARTERED BY THE STATE IN 1856.
w. c. Dawson & Co., Managers,
MACON, OR SAVANNAH, GA
NOVEL SGAENssGs
Policy Plan LOtterym

By this scheme purchasers select their own
Numbers, and pay any amount for ticket they may
iesire.
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comprising valuable paintings, marbles, parians,
lines, &c, forming truly national benefit
The SUPERB ENGRAVING, which every subscriber will
receive, entitled, FALsrAFF MUsTERING RECRUITS
is of the most beautiful and popular engrayngs
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80 by 3S inches, making most choice ornament, suit
able for the walls of either the library, paror office.
receiving, in Justice Shadows Office, the recruits
which have been gathered for the ragged regiment.
IL could be furnished by the trade for less than
i've dollars.
The Art Journal is too well known to the whole
country to need commendation. 1t is a magnihcenIy
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The Engraving is sent to any part Of the country
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SUBSCRIPTIONS will be received until the evening of
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will close and the premiums be given TO subscribers
No person is restricted to a single subscription
Those remtting $15 are entitled TO five memberships
and to one extra Engraving for their trouble.
Subscriptions from California, the Canadas, and all
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der to defray extra postage, etc
For further particulars send for copy of the ele
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ARTICLE 1.
SECTION I.

All legislative powers herein delegated shall be vested
in a Congress of the Confederate States, which shall
consist Of q Senate and House of Representatives
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The Congress shall have power
l. To lay and collect taxes, duties, imposts and ex-
cises for necessary TO the debts provide
for the common defence, and carry on the govern.
ment of the Confederate States, but no bountes shall
granted from the treasury nor shall any duties or
taxes ON imporatons from foreign nations be laid 10
promote or foster any branch Of industry; and All du-
ties inposts and excuses shall be uniform throughout
the Confederate States:
ate States:
among the several States, and with the indian tioes
but neither this, any other Eelause tcontain-
ed in the constitution shall ever be construed 70 dele
gate the power Congress 10 appropriate money Tor
any internal Improvement intended 70 facilitate COM
,nerc except for the purpose of furnishing lights,
beacons and buoys and other aids 20 navigation upon
The coasts and the Improvement of harbors and the
removing of distractions in river navigation, in all
h;b esses such duties shall be laid the nayiga-
tion facilitated thereby, as may be necessary TO pay
the costs and expenses thereof:
a 10 establish uniform laws OF naturalization, and
Uniform laws on the subject of bankruptcies, through
out the Confederate States, but no law OF Congress
shan discharge any debt contracted before the passage
& To coin money. regulate the value thereof and Of
foreign coin, and fix the standard OF weights and
g. To provide for the punishment of eounterfeiting
the securities and current coin OF the Confederate
To establish post Offices and post routes; hut the
expenses of the Postoce Department, after the rst
day of March in the year of Lord eighteen hum
dred and shall be paid out OF its own re-
3 To promote the progress Of science and useful
arts by securing limited times authors and
ventors the exclusive right other respective writings
Q. To constitute tribunals inferior TO the Supreme
10 To define and punish piracies and fslonies Gem
mitted on the high seas, and offences against the law
H. To declare war, grant letters Of marque ana re
prsa and make rules concerning captures On land
Nater5 ~ a tsz 29zss
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l. The judicial power of the Confederate States
shall be vested in Superior Court, and in such
Inferior Courts as the Congress may from time 10
time order and establish. The judges, both OF the
Supreme and Inferior Courts shall hold their ofcss
during good behavior. and shall times
oelNe Tor their services compensation, which shall
be diminished during their continuance in oics
, 1861-03-19

It is claimed by Capt Wards agent that he
paid, In addition to the $1271 on his personal
property in Holstein, the further sum Of
s22740 on his rolling mill aud large real es-
tate Investment, which we presume is true
If this property was annexed his municipal
taxes would be just about the same amount
Where is the man that supposes that the
trining sum Of s24o.11, being the total taxes
paid by Capt. Warn, would effect his business
one iota? Who believes that business EN-
ploying hundreds Of men, and turning out
hundreds Of thousands of dollars worth Of work,
would feel, in the slightest degree, the insigg-
nidcant tax for city purposes of $40: Why,
It would not be TO him as much as pint Of
peanuts or plug Of tobacco to many men.
This fuss about taxing manufactures is 1,n-
mitIgated humbug.
, 1861-03-19
THE CHARTER AND THE NEW
ELECTION LAW.

Every vote cast against the Charter
Amendments to-day is vote to render it
impossible to hold peaceable election here
next fall, if not impossible to hold any
election at all. The new election law pro-
vides that every man whose vote is chal-
lenged mist bring forward tao aoitnesses
who must be knowing to the fact that he is
duly qualified The witnesses must be
personally k',o,en to the judges Of election.
The voter himself must tell where he has
resided for the past sixty days and what
occupation he has followed, and one Of
his Witnesses must swear that he the
challenged party has resided in the
State one year. Now it will be
literally impossible to poll all the legal
votes of the city under this law without
more voting places, and the Council can-
not make more voting places for State
or county election than there are wards in
the city. A very general misunderstand-
ing exists on this point The law distinctly
provides that each ward in city
shall be u voting precinct for State
or county elections, and that such precincts
ahau not BE- divided For municipal elec-
tions the council may create as many
voting places is they choose, but for all
other elections the number Of polls must
be just equal to the number Of wards-no
more and no less. If the charter amend
ments are voted down the number Of wards
cannot be increased till the next session Of
the Legislature two years hence. Mean
while we have the election of delegates to
the Constitutional Convention next fall,
which will probably bring out the largest
vote ever cast in Cook county, and the
regular election for State officers, men,
ber OF Congress and members Of the Legis-
lature next year. II, by the vote Of to-day,
the number Of wards in Chicago is limited
to ten for the succeeding two years, those
who are instrumental in bringing about tlc
wild confusion and disorder sure to result
at the polls next fall, sciH BE- Sorry for it.
Mark that
, 1861-03-19
/ FIRsT.RATE APP07wTmx7ur.

a F1RsT.RATE APPOINTNIENT.
The President has appointed Hon. GREEN
ADAMS Of Kentucky, Sixth Auditor Of the
Treasury. Mr.. Adams was elected to
Congress by the Opposition party in the
With district Of Kentucky, two years ago,
and he has made clean and patriotic rec
ord He is one Of the most thorough going
Union men in the nation-as staunch and
true as Andrew johnson, Emerson Ethe-
ridge or Sherrard Clemens. Afr. Lincoln
can well afford to Gull such men to import
ant stations around him, or send them to
represent the interests Of the country
abroad, and we trust he will deal literally
With them while he is dispensing the hon
OTIS and profits in the Presidential gift.
, 1861-03-19
WHAT WILL BE BEST.


II the amendments to the Charter arc
voted down to-day the people will be de-
prived Of the benefit of smaller Wards.
Instead Of having twenty-three voting
places, they will have but ten for State and
county elections.
Also Of the benefit Of the provision to
preserve the purity Of the ballot hog, by
preventing the colonizing Of voters from
one Ward to another on the eve Of an
election.
The section that prevents malicious cred
itors Of the city, from leyying on the fire
engines and horses, will be 1ost-thereby
suhjecting every mans house to the hazard
Of destruction.
The section that compels the Police Court
Clerk to pay over to the City Treasury all
witness and other fees uncalled for, instead
putting it into hia pocket, will be lost,
thereby depriving the city Of some thou
sands Of dollars of revenue.
The section authorizing the Council. to
regulate junk shops will be lost.
The section authorizing the Council 10
regulate the weight and quality of bread
will be lost
The section authorizing the Council to
order The arrest Of loaters, vagrants and
beggars who have no visible employment,
will be lost.
The section which transfers the two per
cent tax On insurance companies to the
City Treasury for the support Of the steam
fire department, will be lost, and tile tax
payers will thereby lose about $12, 600
per year.
The benefits that would accrue from all
these amendments will be lost to the peo-
pie if the "Against Amendments ticket
prevails to-day.
Will men stand in their own light and
Tote against their OWL interests
, 1861-03-19

The Court House demagogue, who has
fattened On the plunder and perquisites of
Office, is filing the air with his cries against
the adoption Of the amendments to the
Charter
His chief pretended objection is 10 the
extension Of the city limits over Holsteiu.
Bridgeport and Cottage Grove. Heasserts
that it viii inf1ict blow upon tho manu-
featuring interests Of the city,
how so? What manufactures will an
mention hurtf The s1aughter:houses and
tanneries of Bridgeport and the rolling
mill and soap, candle and glue factories Of
'Holstefn,7is his answer.
But how will it hurt them? By oblging
them to pay city taxes, he replies.
This Court House aemagogue owns large
tracts OF unimproved real estate within the
limits it is proposed to annex; He is wait
ing for it to rise in value by the expected
riseof property in Chicago. But he is op.
posed to paying taxes upon it. He wants
thebenehts, but is unwilling to share the bur
dens. And prompted by this mean miser-
II selfishness, lie raises an outcry against
amendments to the City Charter Of very
useful and valuable character. But it il
not true that the manufacturing establish
ments named, will be injured by city taxa
tion. AL the taxes that will be levied On
them will be mere bagatelles. Who is
weak-minded enot1pfl to supnose That a fqY
, 1861-03-19
Warrington Items.
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Commercial

wAsuneros. March 1o.
sneoasa;an as,sr,, a.rin @ sn 4.nes ~ 1aPta %
e1,sHass gys1y 14d M MsIaoen 1ne
e;n'a nassaa aranna anS ,soa oes Is l.. IN se
inp effct M 1ass than ~" ee; ass eae a,el,
heen held within fortTa;obt hn,,n b,,t tate =.
thonpj1 inndreds and thonsands ~ ~. ~ ~,
constantlv gnuiflnr in fhe d;Tac.;on es 81 IT, IT,
white House, only very meager bits Of intel.
1oence in referrnce r. fbe co5sr,+.tfnS ~ r.1.
Ffesident and i,a Official adyIsers rean W ae., sne
the best Informed. It ia. however, Known tha4
the burden Of all the deliberstions. has hns haen ,,
fhe disnosition or the Rnnfber for,a rse ti'at
Gen Scntt attnnde fuo ~ ia ~ aatS,,a+s ~
tho a1,sndnnmanf ~ Tort - snr In.
preTions1V detenn;ned nnam ~ a@ting tg pee1 3
manner ~ ~ etaonat;e9 WV, *,ath .no .ms anu
snnnv of The Gnif nnata W,+b VIII me
an9 an,nnn;+;ar ~ TIL ~ Ae1, proslsions
under cons;dcret;'on @00 1A14a 4aesuons
n Inc case of Fort sn,,+., "a - .o,.-,
that tIs necesedt1 ~ Eoft " s9ter Is presumed
the % ssfe M rernoVa} " n tuag tha Plepa{anons TOR
delayed the Issuing Of he order to y eyaepate co
" ~ snr ne ,aament A. ~ 'nas ~ nov ne expected
aaaajad stotas YET noeU,; ;a9 oL1e1 iolts IN me
a s,,,o +" afato nos;t}Ts1a y tt tl1oPs,