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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27
Tele9r1pbt19e Depe19en,

NewYprt, Is Mpril. - Da6 s..
IL. unb Il. @eaiment Nemz yprfzM tlta
iino 9lidlt9 in @aibinaton aneetommen
u1o in benz Marine7 Nrlenal einquartirt.
Sol. Steoens, Elm MiQiondr Don
Nem<S erleY> bat feline %bli@t t~unpaeees
ben. Elm &esfment auf ei9ne Soften auss
3urlten.
NlbanN rs. Mpril. - Der @ouper,
neur BON New>gorf miro cine profloma<
tton erlaien> bur& >pel9e 81 Neofmente,
TreimiQtse ouf9ebpten weroen. Das
fleft!
Mewzyort Is. Mpril. - @tllou's
&e9tment ~leiitete ben feierli@en Gin ptt
National@ Gla99e gu i&uBeu unppur&
baltimore 81 mar1@tren.
@tnctnnatt "a. Mprtl.-Sloipf
Syror youns puroe geitern Nbenb I'm
Spencer 9otel Don Dem Geretn. Staaten
Worl9aQ arrettrt unter Der Mnflaqe auf
9o9perratb. @S fnpen i9 midtt0e
@orrel ponoen3en In ieinem BeFB. Seine
unterlu9un8 Dor benz @erein, @taaten~
0ert@t6bof miro mor9en %fattfruben.
New<yort rs. Mpri1.-Die @ece(4
ttoniten baben BET 5arper's Scrip cine
Satterte spn 4 &anonen erridtet> 1pelde
Die 8ra&e befreiden. ;3lee tperoen auf@
9ebalten, unteriu9t unb bic 8abn 1T duf
l Metle nit Militdrpofen be1ebt.
Sn @beeltn& @a.> berrl4t etne
ltarte SYmpatbte fir bic Union. 1auz
lenbe flno unter @afen.
NewzU ort25. Mpril.-@en. Beau@
resaro> Der mad elmer %poreetern tn uGr=
tra'6" ner5fentltdten Depei6e benz Gen
Scott berett8 angeoeutet baben loate, bab
tte @eiber unp &inber @albin9ton BIN
men 24@tunben p%erlafe, mlBten, neil ct
Die Staot %bombaroiren >ppQe> 1T mad ben
1eueiten Na@rf9ten nod 9an3 rubfo in
@barleton. Seine Mrn1ee bic ct oen
Walbtn9ton flbren miro betebt aud nidt
aus $4,000, ionoern einfweilen nod Qar,
bel9eipen aus $500 Mann.
9arrtSbur8, Is. Mpril. - &ar<
rem, &uel&e beute BON @bambersbure famen
traren NIT Gamilieu onsefQQt, meiae BON
Salttmpre ent1ieben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27
Sort Nicfcn8 Dieuetbt acfauen.

Gine Depel@e von philadelphia meloet
ben 1Sau Don Sort piden6> bel wel9em
bic Nnsretfer $500 Mann perloren baben
1oQen.
Die Nadridt beoarf Der rpeitern 8e(tdz
tt9ung unc> 1T ite be9riinoet> 10 miro fi@
berau6ltelen> oaB cine furdtbare ueber<
ma4t ben @anofrei@ pp1fubrte. Na>
tlrli6 fam bic 6lotte, menn i~berbaupt
cine in Der Ndbe mar, aud bier chen 10
,peni9 mit9emirft BADEN, tpie bel Sort
Counter, unp bic 8eiaBun9 Bate e6 je<
benfals alletn NIT ben 8ela9erernben
gu tbun. Sort Sumter bin> Sort Ytdens
bin-What next?
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27
Gcfabrcn Der @ituation.

Man tdulde fid ni6t. Der Gntbu>
iiasmus 1T jeBt Elm md@ti9er Srfan, ber
Naes> mas ibm Wiocritano ;u leiiten per>
ludt n%tecerwtrft, alein man t1ul 1e fi4
ni&t! @enn Die Na9ri9ten ni9t bin
men &ur5.m einen anpern @baratter an
nebu1en, 70 tpercen bic @erf;euse Der
@erratber, wel4e f9on jeBt pur@ 5ebe<
rcien bic 8eseiRerune bes @plfes su ldbz
men per- u9en> breiiter oufneten unp Der
jeBt i'm StiQen i@lei9enoe @pieBaeleue
pe8 @erratb6 miro rann ben patrioten
aud i'm Norben often bic Stirn bieteu.
GS 9ibt AUDI TN Norpen taulenbe Teller
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27
xruppenbcmc9un9cm inn Morecn

IS lit falt un;peifelbaft eewib, oab unz
fer Mtnne1otaz& esiment nad
Cairo, SQtnpt6 am 3ulammenRuB pes
Sbio uno MiilNllppi flutes be- i;nmt 1T.
Dieles 1T Der dubeylte lioli@e Yunft auf
freiem @ebtet unD miro BON &entudy,
GenneMee ODER Mt11puri beorcbt
werpen. Sc ldst li@ inpe6en leibt Der
@betct9en uno wuroe, penn 9 Ut pertbeiz
piet nur nit idwerem @erlut auf @eiz
ten Der An9reifer eenpmmen merpen
f1nnen.
Go meit bis jeBt befonnt, beincen (id
bereit5 1000 Wann Suinpi6= Gruppen in
Cairo nit 10 @tlden Nrtilerie uno UNI
ter @ommancp Don erfabrenen Mrmecoff5
siereu. Sis Mpntag. ben %. maren
Gem @ouperneur Don SQinoi6 10000
Mann CUR @erfQsuns 9eltellt woroen. Sn
Snciana baben bereitS 9enu9 Companion
ibre Dienl te %angebpten, UNI IS Nc9imen>
ter 5u biloen. SIN @t6con11n mar pas
pom pralirenten %per!an9te &esiment In
nerbalt 6 Ta0cn enrolirt uno nod net
tsre Is Companion batten ibre Dien1e
ansetoten.
SIM Auaemeinen fam man ia9eu, pae
Die Ma&tentfaltun9 pe6 Norren6 einf
~9ro6orti9e uno o9tun99ebietenoe If, nell
DIE gu Der 9ofnuns bere9ti9t, paB tpenr
ou& Ter ldn9er Yprbereitete uno NIT 9r1z
berer Gntidlo0enbeit in Der Sfenfipe ppr>
cn8sbenoe Sioen> in Der nd9iteu Bel
nod teoeutenpe @ortbeile errin9en @olte
er bod in 9ans turSer 3eit . ben n1ro=
li6en Wa0en p%erarti9 1T bic DefenGp'
9eor1nst weroen miro, pab er pa6 frerel:
baft erbobcne S6pert n:eoerle9en mue
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27
@9liebli@ nod Elm 8ort gu ben 9erren
Qaupfauaeuten!

@eit bonn 8es,nne %eeeenpdrtiser @ailon taben
mir unler 9aupt- Musenmert auf's Wbrlelale~
@el9ait eelest uno luden bierin un1ere 9au
Gorce 81 entmideln =; mir baben biefur en Grtra-
Departement einri4ten la1en unp bieten ben 5er-
rem @ieoerperfdufe fern i'm 2auDe ale 0ortbeile
unb Bequemli1teiten, bic ibnen nur pom ~unleren
Goncurrenten in ben Dltliden YlaBen %oerirt per~
ben tUnnsn. l1nler @tod 1T 1ur ben DRY GOODS
werbeu es erpGbnte Grepube in ibren Sntere1e
6npeu, n bel uns einSufaufen> Da es feinem
anpern 3aule in Miuneiota mSsli4 1T, pee Mus-
mabl unp BiQieteit betrift, aud nur annabernb
nit uns concurriren gu f6nnen.
$err Muerba6
Der nit bielem Departement 5etraut tpproen, pirss
% l9 anqelesen lein la1en, uniere Serebrten Sum
p,n in jeber Ye3iebung 3~ufrieeen gu 1tellen.
Suffice & 6prepau0b.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27
minnr(ota $taats3eitung.
.Satnt paul, ben ~. Ipril 1861.
OfFaienc @tabt- unb County 3 eitu n a.
Dic CT te arofc GntfMeiouna.

Sff3ieQc @tabt" I'ao NpuntY" 3tttu n g.
Bic CT fte eroRc @ntfAeioune.
@ewalti9, .wie ter Ga4 BON Sort CUM
ter III ieinen Tol9en mar, i~nlofern er ben
Noroen au einem brioerlidcn @olfe NIT
einem collage %perpancelt> foleenl9merer
entl@eioenoer riro=pte na@fe !6anolunB
in benz 9roben &rie9Srrama 1ein, In ben,
mir nun Der cine ipdter, Der anoete friber
%banoelno, belfeno, opferno auf3utreten unS
enAdlieben mlnen. Dieie 9robe 6ano>
lung 1T Der &f um bic 8%unce6baupt>
itaot, 9e9en ben, was an Sort @idens
it& erei9nen piirfte, Don unter9eoroneter
8eoeutun9 1T.
Didt Dor piei Ter 9t9anttl&en Gnti@eto>
un9 ftebenb YermSsen mir ibre 91be ni@t
gu e:meden. Nur wi0en mir, pab, tpenn
cine rieIt9e G%elienwanp> an Der mir ftdn<
ben, 1id pl6Bli@ auf un5 b~erabienfte, Der
jdbe @9ref uns nt@t ertSptenber erfalz
fen fInnte, als tpenn mir plDBli@ bic
Na@ri6t perndbmen: @albinoton 1T &C.
fallen.
@ir fHnnen unb >ppuen un6 bic M19>
li6feit pteier &atafrupbe nt@t poriteQen
uno, &pern B . d, bann 8rlrer, @dnncr
oes Noxbens> lal7et Guere @@reden ertdl<
tete 8rut 9libeno pur@looern Don bes
3orneS p%ernibtenber Glamme. @ir bS<
rer> baB bic Birsinia>6 1ben bel Mrlin9z
ton> pel9e bic mad @a1bin9tpn flbrenoe
9an9e Bride (Long Bridge beberrl6en>
nt9t beleBt rporoen leien bon ben @ertbeiz
pi9ern Der 8unbesbaupttaot, 70 pab bic
Mn9reifer, menn 1ie in 9%enii9enoer 3abl
erlbtenen, m69!iderweile ii@ cen 3uaan9
na9 Darlington babnen f1nnten. Treiz
lid cine blut9etrdntte> leidenbeldete Babn
wiroe ea6 werpen! Cine 8abn> ,pel9e
bic ;eripren9ten unp DON Den nIrpli9en
Ne9imsrtern seritiebten Sc ter Der Hebelz
lenborpcn in wiloer Slut 5urQdma@en
mi6ten, rreun ba6 Yolf be6 Nproens
ni6tcerbInoii9e &ettentr1oer elmer 6anbz
spu Gclooen3idter iein mill.
SIM Nproen Der 8unpe6baupt1tabt pirf>
fi6 pa6 Miltbeet oes Npwoytbum6 uni
paS Yancdmonium Der amerifanil1en
SittenYerwiloerun9, Baltimore benen rie
benz Capitol III 5ilfe eilen woQen> entae>
gen uno Ysrfperrt ibnen ben YoB. @olen
bic brapen reoliGen Mdnner pes Noroens,
melde in bielem beili9en Sample ibren
6eerU pertbeioi9en, wouen Die sewalti9en
narolidm *5anpelsfacte aeitatten> oaf
cos Yermalepeite &owoyneit NIT fre&e,
@eralttbat tas @el1if Der Station entz
ldeire? owl @albinetpn fallen, neil
Baltimore ieinen &sttern ben Ya6 pcrlez
gen bGrf tc? 6pu bic blutbt1 edte itinfence
9faub< uno Morrb6ble nit ben Geufeln
III Menlbensetalt, rem uerd6tli@en berz
ab9efcmmenen @siincel, cas e6 beberrl9t
nit Grfol9 benz einisen @iQen, cer eini=
9enWlabt reS 9roben Norpens, 1t9 ent9ez
gen werfen ~f0nnen, obne erpridt ;u rper>
Den?
Mittir9er, np6mol6 fort jeBt nod
NIT Ter infamen @ermutbun9, boB @a1b>
in9ton res TeinpeS Beute wereen t6nn:e,
Mbcr bic @i,feli . fallen, B a II
Sn iece Tault Elm 1darfes S1mert!
Gin Webrmann fart fir jepen 5eerp
Damn bin our Tatn' in Delem 5auf
Da6 sanse Golf in @turme6lauf!
Damn @rei6 unp Singing allies elei9
User cann ni6t tlmpfen min, 1T fet9,
Damn rettet nidts Die Treibeit mebr>
Ml6 utB9e @e9enweb r,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27

gDir baben fir uniere iebr eeraumieen neueu
Qotatitdten uniere @intdufe 9e9en bic fraberer
Sabre nerboppelt, in perl9ietenen Bran4en per-
treifa@t in Der Mtll9t, unlerm @el9afte cine
Salelbe nunmebr ais oas ausseo, bntelte unp erUbte
in Minnelota, fir bie3ufunft li6 oeNelten suten
NufeS uto gertrauens gu ~erfreuen baten merce>
ais mpmit uulere Girma bcebrt muree.
Sir Rau1eute i'm Qanoe er!aubrn mir uns bic
Demertuns oaB unlcre Bebin9unsen fir Wieeer-
pertGufer iebr eunltis 9eleQt uuo mir ben oies-
jabrieen abnprm biuieen @infaufen 5ufol9e in Der
Gage 1inb, Dcrtbeile 81 bieten. mie fruber nod
ME. infer Vartner, 6err s. Mabler> bat oie{em
NeGort unleres @el@aftes ppr3uiteben lbernpm-
men. unp pirb es in ieiner 9ewobnten @eile l9
an's.!tetn = iei n l Silna,1 is~'St u& @SS!sI%is t ais g. &f.
rem RGuier 3u fftctuiren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27
@lfet Gu@ fir ben g m m r!
a.. Guu1pbcu's

RaRet Gu& fir ben @pmmer:: r.!
q. 49,. Gampbcu's
Engros & detail
8ernbeimer'S 8lpd, Ste Str.,
.,~- ct. paul, Minn.
@dnner< unb &m1ben<
,&1eibun9snmde
fit ben Trubjabrs< uno @ommer<5 anpel.
SD lin lest in ben @tanb selebt, elm berrli@es
2aAer BON ertigen &letbun9Stud IN,
tueldes lGrnmtlide neuelten @aaren uNp Wooen
jut b~eoeutenp berabselesten Yreilen umfaBt.
~ &leinere Mrtttel fur Die
~&errem:6arberpbe.
Sn bieler 8ran9e permas i'd has bette Eager
BON 3alstubern, Binbe,1, 0raYatten, 0enlbens
Rrd9en, tpo4enen. ~1eipenen II. 3irIbleocr= 9ano"
{1uben, Moffa1lns, Neiietalben> 9rpBen uno
fleinen ,Ap6ern, g:auen, rptben uno blaueu ueber-
ben,ben, Blantets, Sbawls, r@pbes" &c. &c.
Des9leiden Elm srobes M0ortiment Don
&nten ,l,,b @Item.
@roBbGnoler tperoen IS portbeilbaft iinpen, mir
etnen Yelu4 gu 1@tnten.
ct. Vaul, 10. Nop. 1860.
.s..- =. s. 9. Campbell.
9acpb matbe8,
.A>- beutl9er &lert.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27
9as Neuefe
in & f.
Tr0bltn98< unb
CONNER > @QQrcu

CONNER = @QQreu
BAT Ioeben BON Newzgorf
erbalten unb rferirt tent Yutlifun1 ron ct. paul
fumie ber umees enb in Der rei9baltislten Muapabl
unb ju ben biai9len Yreilen bic 9anbluns BON
.. %. Sn9erloQ II. @omp,'
in ibrem
ueuen &teineebdube an Der 8. CITRATE
aabe ber Bride,
- ct. wauL @iunelota.
@ir eeben ab;
0utfarbiee &a>tune in allen Muitsrn gu
10 Gents,
@efen &aneoifer @in9bam 3u 123 Gents,
De LANES pom IS biz rs Gents.
Gsrner talten tpir cine rei9taltiee unb eei@naa6'
pole Muspabl Don
&eiberitpfen rnb @aaren fir
'..s' Sa1uen,
als Mautilen, @tamlS, t&lcafs, 6anpldu5en,
r.. mn. @trumpfwaaren &c. ,c.> lowie
Eu@e unp @arperpbe<& rtifel fir 9erren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27

" Oas Gn0ros & gn0etail
mannfactur= S mpbe,paaren=
emporium
Suffice II. Tprepau9b
Dritte @traRe, $50 st. Nanl,
-. Minnelota,
1T burd ben @mpfang Der neuelten
CONNER : @a0rcu
auf's @eiabaltisae unb @el9madppQRe a0urtirt
uno beebrt ii@ lol&es ieinen perebrten &unoen er-
eebenit an3u3eieen.
Das Eager 1T NIT aQen neuen @ri9einuneen
Der 5ailon ausgeltattet unp bietet namcntii9 cine
@rpBe Mu8wabl III &let6er<
1tpfen,
als: Merinp9, @aleneios, Ylaips, Delaines,
paramattas. 81 Yeises, Vril be @esres &c. &C.;
feraer unter9alisn mir einen ld0nen Torratb
tunter unp etnfarbi9er Seioenwaaren
unb pertaufen lpl9e eenau 81 Mew-yprfcr prei-
len.
infer Eager in @bawls, 9loafa uno @intcr-
WGntel 1T auf's &ei6te complettirt, unp erlau-
ben mir uas nod, bic Derebrten Damsn auf infer
srobarttees
Wei8z@ aaren> II. Grtmmin96<M ortment
aufmertla Jam 3u maaen-
Sn 6erren- Mrtifeln, als Boutsfins, Dosfia5,
&alemeres, DufelS, graoattes, 9empen &c. tie
ten mir jeper @oncurren3 bic @pibe, ba mir in bie-
fer Brande bic portbeilbaftelten Werbinbuneeu
baben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27

Der Splo Der Sfftttere unb
9 n.-Da bic Gra9e, tpte be3ablt
Uncle Gam feline &rteeer, fir @iele unle<
rer beiten MitbQr0er jebt CUR 2ebensfraee
miro, 10 9eben mir i'm Golaenben eine1
Mu6ju3 aus Dem bie6jdbri9en Mrmeereetz
fter, Der pariber 1puitdnpiaen Mufl9luB
ertbeilt: Die erite 3ablenreibe B{ett ben
Nettoz@ ebalt res 8etrefenben Der Mo>
nat, bic 3tpeite ben @elammtbetrag al, Ell
8entli@em @ebolt> 8eoientenlpbn 6oura<
aeaelcer Il. @ir bel@rdnfen unlere 2ite
auf bic unteren &rmeepffSiere unb owl
oaten.
Sfft3tere Der Dra8pntr
@anallerte Sd9er unbret<
~ az
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27

- Se9;is Gompunien, bic pole @nsa5l
ee6 Snotana<@ Contingencies ilnp Don benz
@ouoerneur In Dient 8enuunn1en morben.
IS fernere @pmponien baben lire Dienite
anSebpten unp 100 neue f1nb I'M @ntitez
ben. Sc @ompa9ateu baben Elm Telbloz
ger bejo9en.
Inter # il Bungen irpe II
&rte9.-Der ret9e @ommpbpre@ anper<
bilt iou bic &e9terune bena9ri9ti9t ba>
ben, ba6 ibr feline 9o1ie Glotte BON Didn't
pfern CUR @erfl9un9 ftebe, %ppQfdnbts be-
n1annt unb equippirt. Der Stabtratb
BON Buffalo betpiQi9te ein1timmi0 $780,
600 fir @quippirun9 Der @oluntdrs unp
unteritubun8 tbrer Gamilien. Den @lertS
ber perl4tepenen Departements 1T permilz
l{9t pprpen, aur Mrnee ein3utreten, pbne
bab fte tbre @tellen ODER @ebalte einbii=
fen. @ufalo 8Gr9er babea $4,000
fir penielben ;3rped erDpben. SIN DAM
bury, Conn. baben 2 8anfen Der &eaie<
run9 $4,000 CUR @erfa9un9 eeteut.
Mm nobelten aber bat fi@ Der @elbf6ni9
q . + In Nep>y prt Elm >paderer Manr
aus teuti@em @eblit eema&t. Gr bic
tet Der &e9terun9 $4,00O>0OO ais @e<
l@ent unb $10>0OO>0O0 alS Mnleibe.
@tnctnnatt 10. Mpril. - (Das
beuti9e &e9trnenO - Neur @pmpanten
ftno berett8 poljdblta, >poppr bic Burner
@on1pa9nie ESQ uub bic @iQi6'I9e Cont
pasnte 1875 Mann sdblt. Die Mann>
1@aft 1T cine ouserleiene uub tptrb unter
gutter GGbrung tbrent @tammlanbe @bre
MAIDEN. Oils autinftt9er &e9iuents>
@cntmanbant miro General Mopr Ytel>
falti9 9e1anat, AUDI bic Namen Der Ser
rem Mc@ppf unb @iQi9 merbet, bam,it
in @%erbinbun9 8ebradt. Ser Moor 1T
elm 1ebr befannter alter 8Ir9er, Der ieineut
Moopttp > @aterlanbe treue Dienite i'm
&rte9e NIT Merico leiftete urb erf reut fi9
obne 3wetfel 8roben @ertrauens iettens
ietnsr peutl@en mitbir0er. ..-g-a
Detrptt2 20. Mpril.-(Brapo Tur<
11er !-Man abn,e ibnen 11a@ D-unlere
Burner iinp ni9t btnter ibren @enp5en
tn anberen @taaten tuE1dseblteben. Ste
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-19

kUTKEL MoxLEY ...Sole Lessees and Managers
/. b. PHILLIPS. Stage Manager
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-19
The Convention.

Mr.. WiLLsy's resolutions Of inquiry, on the
subjects Of taxation and representatio were
up again yesterday morning, and quite an ex-
citing debate took place, but no action was
taken. A communication from the Mary land
commissioners, suggesting change in the
proposed plan of electing delegates to the
Border State Conference, so as TO meet the
views of the people Of their State, was refer
red to the Committee on Federal Relations
and ordered 10 be printed. In Committee
OF the Whole Mr.. RANDOLPH, of Richmond,
continued his able argument on the meterial
interests of Virginia as connected with those
of the Cotton States, producing some facts and
figures which i. would be well for the people
TO ponder. lie will conclude his speech to-
day A resolution offered by Mr.. DoRNAE,
making inquiries relative 20 certain amend
ments TO the Federal Constitution, was re-
ferred TO tho Committee on Federal Reia-
tons
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-19
The Hessians Still About.

good part, of mercenary troops of the same
race that GEORGE III employed to kill our
ancestors, at the rate of ten cents day
Two thirds of the garrison Of Fort Sumter
are composed Of these imported bloodhounds
One of these, a Sergeant of Company T., who
can scarcely speak word of English, writes
a letter in Northern paper, asserting that
"the traitors ard rascals open our letters in
town." (Charleston) Only think of it -
These Hessian hirelings, just like their an
cestors, calling American gentlemen " traitors
and rascals" The Black Republicans arc
fond of asking" Have we a Government?
There is another question more pertinent
Have we Il country
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-19

When RARHY was exhibiting his horse
tanning powers in Washington lately, upon =
young unbroken colt, and after he had thrown
him on the floor of the stage, he said, I" You
will observe that the moment touch his hind
legs, this colt will kick. He will continue TO
kick until he finds that kicking does no good
then l can lie down between his legs with
perfect impunity." That's just the way ii
is going TO be with the Border States and LIN
coLS," sang out a Southerner from one OF the
boxes. Whereat there was general laugh
But the hit was too true for merriment. The
people of Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
nessee are bloeded stock, full of spirit, but
they can easily be tanned with caresses and
smooth deceitful words.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-19
Rir|munb pispahh.
TUESDAY MORNING. 'MAp1s i,N, 70 lea,


~r-a-
The Senate yesterday appointed Commit tee
Oh conference with the House In reference to
disagreement by that body to Ger tain Sena tie
amendments TO the bill concerning the militia
nias We're passed authorizing the Treasurer
70 destroy certain Bank notes now in his pos
session, and such as may be received in future;
ana authorizing the Petersburg Railroad Com.
pany TO increase its capital stock. The Com
mfttee OF Courts OF Justice We're instructed to
inquire into the expediency OF reporting bill
prohibiting the game of Keno. The tax bill,
OF which Keno formed part, was debated.
The House laid on the table the bill incor-
poratinG the American Agency, and passed n
number of Senate bills. The bill for the re-
char,eripg OF the Bank OF Virginia, and other
monied institutions, was made the order OF
the day for to-day al IL o'clock. A Committee
OF Conference with the Senate was appointed
on the militia bill
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-19

The speech of q. w RAsDoIrH, of this city
In the Convention, Is attracting general re-
mark. 1t was one of the most powerful arr
gumentS ever heard In that or any other dc.
Lucrative body. 1t wns as simple, majestic
and irreasuibleas the great torrent " Niagara
without an effort, IL toppied down and bore
away every framework Of sophistry that had
been reared on the other side. Mr.. RAN
poIrns discourse Is pure reason. lie does not
affect the graces of the orator. But he is n
man of might, aud TO draw smile from the
profession of his youth, carries too many
guns for any hostile craft in the Convention
waters
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NS Great Auction Sale
RICH DRESS SILKS AND OTHER FANCY
FRENCH DRESS GOODS,
ron CASH,
ON FRIDAY. MARCH 2aD,
IN ONE OF THE NEW STORES UNDER THE
sPOTsWooD HOTEL.
Catalogue sale Of
FIVE HUNDRED DRESSES
FANCY CoLoRED AND BLACKS ILKs,
And u great variety Of other
DRESS FABRICS,
From the LARGE and ELEGANT stock Of
WATKINS & FICKLEN,
Who, FOR the purpose OF reducing 1t, have deter
mined TO offer at
PUBLIC AUCTION,
Without reserve, II large part Of their entire as
sortment Of rich and elegant
FRENCH DRESS SILKS
AND OTHER
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
To which the ladies of Richmond and su rrou ni ny
counties are specially invited, as arrangements
Will be made for their accommodation.
ES Sale to commence at II o'clock A. NJ.
Every article offered will be sold without limit
or reserve.
A rare opportunity is thus offered to ladies and
gentlemen, citizens, strangers, and merchants, to
SIMPLY their wants, out OF stock which, in point
OF variety and elegace, has never been surpassed
in Virginia WATKINS u FICkLEN.
sss Sale to be conducted by L. L. Cook, Auct.
NH l9--it
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Working OF the Morrill, Tariff Bill on Vir.
inin

The WaShingto correspondent OF the Rich
mond Examiner says that the iniquitous ex-
actions Of this bill, We're ably exposed in the
speech Of Senator HUNTER; but unfortunately
that speech has not been prin ted or circulated.
is sufficient to state here that the taxes upon
every article of consumption used by the
farming and laborng classes of Virginia are
doubled and tr.b!ed. Every blanket. hoe,
spade, pillow, chain, bolt, screw, carpet, the
implements of trade and industry for the
poor-in short, every article OF general con-
sumption are made 10 feel this grinding and
crushing weight of taxa ton. This bill of
denominations, OF robbery and spoliation OF the
consuming classes to swell the profits of the
insolent and thankless North, goes in TO opera
ton the first of April next. Almost simulta-
neously the Southern Confederate States have
greatly reduced the taxes which were levied
under the bill of 1857, so that their rates are
hardly more than a fourth of the Morrill, bill
On The one side, we have manufac turers'
tarin' grinding duties, spoiiation of the con-
sumefsand producers, robbery OF the poor for
tue DEMENT, OF the rich Yankee monopolist, and
corrupt, pronigate, tyrannical, Abolition
Government, elected on Il principle of hostu-
ffy to The South, oy solid, sectional eote of
The NORTH On the other Il Goyernment which
protects property of every description. free
from agitation, moderate in its taxation. mn.
right, economical and eonseryative-in fine f,
Government which justly embocies the
healthy sentiment Of The South, chosen by the
South TO rule over the South.
The choice lies between Northern Aboli
uon Confederacy and Southern Confed-
eracy Can Virginia hesitate between the
two2
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DIED

ON Monday, at I o'clerk p NJ, of consumption.
IN tne 1sth year n her age, Mrs. SUE y. CLARK,
Her funeral VIVA take psce from the Isl Pres
bytsrian Church, Or. Moisfps,l this afternoon ut
mar past e'cloek. This Friend. and acquaini-
nv z. .hs family are invited to attend
copy.
On Monday, March 18th, at 10 o clock A. NJ at
bis Residence. Canal aud 10th streets, LAW
RENEE BURKE, aged ~ years. "
The friends aud acquaintance Of hia family are
invited Ia at,eud his funeral, at half past o c
4. NJ, to- day, without further notice. -
At hts late residence, in the county Of Appomat-
tax, on Monday, the nth inst, Capt. THOM As
TRENT, in the 18th year of his age.
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Ees- We have received copy of the Poem
and Address delivered on the first annual
meeting of the society of the 'Old Boys of
Hampton Academy, July, 1850" The poem
by W. GORDON MCCABE is one of the happiest
efforts of his brilliant genius. The subject of
the Address is ''Social Development in Vir-
ginia," and il is trea ted with admirable abil-
ity, scholarship and eloquence, by the author,
JAMES BARRON HOPE, Esq.
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A Graphic Picture.

Rev. J. f. CARNEs, of Texas Christian Id
r0c0te, says General SC0TT is compounded
of two vanities-the vanity of the paciiicator
and the vanity of the warrior. But for the
struggle between these two rival principles,
he would long since have been petrified into
4 statue of Standardization. The military leg
is always striving to get ahead of the peace
leg, and this struggle for precedence is the on
ly thing that keeps the old gen tieman in mo-