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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
DENIS CHEAP STORE.
RroWnvllle. AM. q -
vSHERIFF'S SALE,


Notice Il hereby given that By Vinae Of 90 sxscu.
ton issued by the CLERK % he District Cgun o. he-
msha county, Nebraska TeritoFy, hghinfa The de-
feudhnt James EntNistle On The ahcEe enhNM nauRs
and IN favor Of the plaintiff thoruin ]. ]. Nhyo =
Go. for the sum Of ono hundred and th~iFiy-Ngen
dollars end scvonty-fvo cents, and the cosis Of suit
amounting % eleven d1ilas and sixty I've coats i
j.. b. Wells, sheriff of said county 10 said Territory
have levied upon and will 9for for sale at pEhi8
auction. at the door Of the house, IN which ths laFt
term Of The said District Court fer mide ounty ~
held, on Monday the 18th day Of Nay, q q, 1881, %
The hour Of 10 uclcck, . N. o. said day, The following
described property, to-vit; Ths southeast quarter 81
northwest quarter Of section numbeF 30, tcsnshiP
numb,r 5, II range Is, east % The 9th pfiaeiWl
meridian, containing 80 acres the above pfopory
situated in Eenaha county taken a. The property -
James EntWistlc. }. WELLS Shena
ByJ.H IT. M0RHisoN, D5pufy.
Aprif II. 1851. n40-5t-s9
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
Pure Bred Fancy Poultry.

For saIe-Blaek Spanish, White DoTkinSs. Golden
and Spangled Polands. Sebright, Black Afncau. red
and white Bantams. white AID wild Turkey, Pea
Fowls. white and brown Hong Kozg. Bremen and
Wild Geese, White Crested" Eylesburgh and HAS
eovy Ducks. Common and Madagascar Rabbits.
All animals sold viii be carefully boxed With the
Necessary feed, and delivered 10 TIE Express omce-
address W. A. GOODlNG, Oak Lawn
n37v5 Lockpori, win Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
COLORED PLATES
OF FRUITS AND FLOWERS

VIZ have artists constantly cm7']ve1 n puuting
specimens % al kinds q Fruiis shrubs ErPrzrerls
and p, wers, and can sgppIy niTscry agpnf9 ~ athert
with any cuauttfy. either bound 1ri .heeE orr t1urd
volumes are INTENDED to coutai1 aii fn1t IN afeut wH!
requirs in selling a Ifst - general Sutsary Prducfs
We offer them mnch unIer the usual price. AID can
furnish the bound volumes very lows a-f We have NJ
hesifancy id saving That me execution % ire artist end
Hkaness 90 nature are rot s~urpasre1 ~ any in tie
c.nnr-v can Al the A9Berfser once AMI zee sDee-
me1 b-ok EEsIGE g. ORD
TAv5azs-Fv2n3I Ohl0 Ecrseres. Toledo. D
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
Harerford, Pa, Feb. 6, 1851
Spruce CreeF, Huntingdon Co, Pal

Spruce C-eeE, Huntingdon Co, Pa-l
~ January Is, 1851.
H.. G. SPALDING.
Sir:
You will please send me two boxes Of your Cephal-
ic Pills. Send them Immediately.
Respectfully y0urs.
JSO. b. SlM0NS.
P S-I5rre used one boz Of your PHI, aud Eaa
them excellent e
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
NNEIBS
oi receiving
A Handsome Present.

NI.-sF aAA ryA aaNe the -
Advanf1Eo
oi receiving
A Handsome Present
worth from 50-ts o. dollar with each boil,
g y VAN Original Gift Book Enterprice h,.
been endorsed BY the Book Trade AMI
all The leading city and country pa
pcrs IN the United States.
@ q EVANS Puuctuai business transactions hav,
received the APPRECIATION Of ou=.
100000 citizens q the Uni6,
States, each If whom have received
substantial! e~vilcnse ~ the bcncg.
derived By purchasing books at &.
cstabHshmcnt.
@ e A Has done more than any other pub
Usher Or bookseller in the Union To-
wards diGusing knowledge e tho
people. BY his system many book,
are read that would not haze found
their sny into the hahdsof readers.
Frank LesHe's Nep-pqpers.
G g EVANS keeps constantly on hand the most
extensive stock, the greatest assOrt-
ment Of Books, and circulatcs free g.
all who may apply, tho most com
plete catalogue Of Books and Gifts
in the United States.
O G EVANS has advantages offered to him by
other publishers and manufacturer
which enable him 10 furnish his pa
irons with n finer quality and better
assortment Of gifts than any o.her
establishment.
G. G. EVANS publishes nearly two hundred pOpu-
lar and interesting books, therefore
az a publisher. be Is better able &C.
offer extra premiums and commits
siOus.
G G EVANS g1auntoes perfect atisfacticn "a OIL
WHO may send for books.
G. G EVANS new classified catalogue Of books
embraces the writings Of every stan
dard author in every department Of
literature, and gives. all the informa-
ticn relative to the Purchasing and
forwarding by mail or express, Of
hook ordered from bis establishment,
together with fail directions bow to
remit money. 4-ae&
q q ENANS' Catalogue Of Books will be sent gratis
and free ~ postage g. any address IN
the United States.
r @ EVANS Inducements 20 Agents can not b.,
suuas,d. The most liberal com-
missionsaro offered. and by soliciting
subscriptions o. books in the manner
proposed, twenty books can be sold ia
the same time that il would take 10
sell ono on the old Fashioned subscrip-
ton plan. Send fura classified Cat
aloguc, and every information will be
given in reference 60 agencies. Sc
lect your books and enclose the a.
mount Of money required, and one
trial will satisfy you that the best
place IN the couatry TO ~puvehasr
books is at the
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02

following certificate q y IT. Efis. who last FesSh ran
a Moo douglas midi IN Nenaha County where Had II
On exhibition. The price ofthis sized mill is $50 freight
added.
Nemaha County, Nebraska
April IOth, I66i. I
r. ". FURNAs, sq-Si tske pteature IN furnish
ing you With the following information as the result Uf
my aclua! experimenting with the small D3uglls i'm
proved Sugar mill. n must be reeDllectet that the sea-
son was extremely dry andthe cane By no means good
moldsses par day-l2 pounds 20 the gallon. From one
piece Of cane, the only one I measured accurately, so
square rods I male IS gallons Of No I m2lasses. Thisis
over 200 gallons per acre. / am quite sure Of a good
season, when the cane is rich can make 300 gallons from
an acre. In my opinion no farmer or at least n%eighbOr-
hood in the west should be without one Of these OF SIM
liar iron mills. Yours Respectfully
d. ELLIS
Reference is also made. TO ). ". Hall Mt Baaey T
EdwardsgAJ Richardson JIM Cole Rev 81 Collins, !
Eastridze and many others In Nemaha County.
As the cultivation Of The sugar cane in the West has
proved an entire success. and as an extraordinary a.
mount will this season be planted, IL is evident farmers
must have a more expeditions and economical mode Of
manufacturing IL. Those who have been using the old
and see that the price Of a mill is saved in a single sea-
son by the use d an iron crusheT. " t ~
Where IL is not convenient for one farmer TO purchase
a mill, a neighborhOOd often clubs together when the
cost to each Is 80 tTihing as not 70 be felt cOnpar ed with
the advantages Derived.
Farmers will do well TO send in their orders early as
it is desirable that the mills b%esbipped in the early part
II Summer when freights are low, and also by shipping
4 number together the charge will be still less.
Address
R. FURNAs,
Agent.
Brownville NebEaska.
P s. One Of the mills can be seen and examined by
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
Shoes. Hats and Caps.

Ny supply 90 Boots, Shes. Hats and Caps never WIS
SO large, nor was ] ever prepared 10 oaersusA barrains.
THEO. HILL
BrownviIle April a5sh, 1851.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
Lime! IIimeH Lime IT

TIE undersigned whose kilnsare situated nine miles
wescof BroEnvine, on the road leading toFk. Eearney,
keeps constantly on hand 4 very superior article q
% which he invites he attention % those wish
ing The Line Winbs delivered atEaekITa. or a. any
osher point 81 tkheounty, ID desir0 Cd rN
Feh. Q, 1850 sz Z " LONG.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02

Being a regular eradicate ana prscticnE Physician,
the public may depend upon great care and accuracy in
compromising prescriptions.
BrOvnvtlle, April IS. "a molly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
PURE

Holland Gin. Irish Whisky. Bourbon whisky, Ginger
Brandy Cordial. Port Wine, Madeira, Wine, White wine
and Aalaga Wine. sEr1A
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
TEE oPoRTo aRAPE-

TIE OPGRTo GRAPE.
The op1rto is a very strong grower. and g. -,r-
y aa'iy having fre,toi annually FOX NOR han
years is very productive, Old viues hav-
produced f-on fro h over ten bushels each
q SINGLE season. Tso vines, two years planted
~ os.e cya1iy, Illinois, were uuinjurcd by the
ana ifaitel Lass season. The wine finds a rca-
A'e 'rom two 70 four dollars per gallon. Read
pa ee public say Of the Oporta.
AZ esteemed by Physicians a good Port Wine.
e.uS"o~i stringent rich and of fine body
'lnes are uniaiing and good bearers Rev.
! nave SIX different kinds Of Grapes, and the
'.'is ne best Of either q them tor wine. aud
'".4 any other grape that / am acquainted
u.'grcau, In the Rural.
FenI yrars We have Nude wine from the
.1gi. td3 a re.dy safe az one u liar per
Fs o.frtf'.,.r fer single orders Sylves.
Fasss ,a s. For vines or circular
R. WARE Sylvester Lyons, Y. Y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02

n you want any books. send %
GEO. G.. ENANS' Rer.iable Gift Book Enterp-i.e
AS Chestnut Street. PHILADELPHIA.
Where al books are sold al the Publisher louest
price, and you have the
Adv0nfn-a
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED.
To whom greater inducements than ever are
offered
Any person, either male or female. who is desir-
Gus Of engaging in an HONORABLE AMI PROF
TABLE EMPLOYMENT, requiring but little time
and ma outlay Of money, and by which they can OBJ
tain gratis
Valuable Library,
A Fine Gold Watch and Chain,
A Handsom Service Of Plate,
An Elegant six Dress Pattern,
A Splendid Sett Of Jewelry,
Or many other choice articles enumerated ia our
List Of Gifts, can do SO by acSiug as an agent fer
this establishment.
Any person in any part Of the country, can be an
agent. simply by ,ormiug a club, sending a list Of
books, and r~amitting the amount Of nancy required
fer the same. Hr
SEND FOR A CATALOGUE, which contains AL the
desired information relative 20 agencies and the
formation Of clubs aud 10 insure prompt and hon.
orable dealing. address an orders 10
THE HEAD QUARTERS OF
GEO. G. EVANS.
Proprietor If the oldest and lUrgest GiFT BOOK EN-
reKPEISE IN the world, permanently located az
No. 4S9 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
Extensive Gift Book Establishment
or
No. 439 Chestnut Street.
PHILADELPHIA.

No. 439 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia.
Where you can get Hooksof all kinds-
Books of factI Books Of fiction! Books Of de-
vo'iun! Books of amusement Books for the Old
Folks Books for the Young Folksl Books for
Husbands! Books for Wivesl Books for Lovers !
Books for Swccthcarts! Books for Boysi Books
for GirlSl Books Of Humorl Books Of Poetry!-
Books ofTravel { Books # History! Books Of BIZ
agraphyi Books Of Adventure! Books about Sail
,rsl Books about Soldiers; Books about Indians!
Bueksabuut Huntersl Books about HerOesl Books
about Patriotsi Books for Farmersl Books for
Mechanics! Books for Merchants! DO ksfor Ply
itiansl Books for Lawyers! BQoksfo Statesmen!
Bbles! Presentation Books! Hymn Books Ju-
ycnile Booksl ANIMALS Albums, etc, etc.
Cecil B Hartleys Interesting Biognphies! Rev.
j. lngWm's Scripturl Rumances! Smucker's
Lives Of Patriots6 Statesmen! j. .LRuren's Row
olutior Storicsl rs. Authors popular Teles !
Nr. Alcot's Family Doctor! Mrs, Hentz's Novels!
Mrs. S~outhworth's Novels Dickens Novelist
Wayerlv's Nuvelsl Irying's Worksl
Au.thc writings az every standard author ofevery
department ogliteraturc, in every stylcin binding,
at the publishers lawost prices, and remember that
You pay no more than you would at any other estab-
lishment, and you have the advantage Of receiving
on elegant present, ghich oftcnumcS is worth q hun
drcd fold more than tho amount paid for the book.
SEND FOR A~CLASSIFIED CATAL0GUS OF
BOOKS. order any book that yon may want. remit
the retail price, together with the amount required
FOR postage: and one trial viii assure you that the
best place in the country to purchase books is a. the
Gift Book Establishment Of
GEORGE G. EVANS,
Originator Of the Gift Book Enterprise.
439 Chestnut Sttect, Philadelphia.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
..ruru x A8ROTT.
,arfner Wanted In the Printing
Business.

, o-bsrusrty !, rcsasted 10 this Office %
.usszI printer N5ocan command q reasonA-
,-,ast q Capital. BY practical printer Is
who l~sra8ghiy understands the printing
Id. 10 ell lss details; not merely q compositor
i r5,-rrsiI knowledge Of other duties devolv-
mon tss s1porn.endsnt Of 3 well conducted
rg oGcs.
-ant.. II MT psT9Hslly known, must be well
minded usiobusiuess qualifications and steady
Tor PARTICULARS address "AdUsrtiser, /" Brown
Tsbneks.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
I'D

Hides. Poi,s snd Ears. Tor vSla ne sisAsa ps@a
ala tlmes vail - paid.
To Be Brief
n y,u wish 10 purchase Eoods On tA8 moSs fERoEDia
terms. or dispose % your pTodace - ne h1st Ws1i1i8
aEvantare. Be sure aud caii &C
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
GROCERIES,.

A select suck q light Gr5cer.eE constantly on
hand and Tor sale az reduced rates a. the new store
q n HD il THURMAN,
BroWnviie, AprifU, '6L. ns0-yiy
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
Onion Seed! Onion Seed!

Aabnage, Urumheau ] %
The above Seeds ere last summers crp. and will
give satisfaction AN orders address IS WM. ED
wARDs. Sugar Creek, Wulworlk Co, Wscbnsin, VII
be promptly attended 20.
nSgv5-
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
AZ tier TestiInoni7ls mere TnsoIieifed By Nr. SPAL-
DING. they afford unqnsstioHabe proof Of ts
efficacy Of his truly scientific discovery.

ReynoldsJurg, Franklin Coz o.
January 9, 1851
Henry G SPALDING,
No As Cedar St. n z
Dear sir:
Enclosed End twenty-five cents, (25,) for which
send box Of "Cephalic Pills" Send to address Of
Rev VINO Filler. Rsynoldsburg, Franklin Co, Ohio.
Your PHI: york fiks a charm-eure Headache al
most instaHter.
Truly yours,
WA c FULLER.
Nasonri7Is, Conn, Feb 5,I851.
Mr.. SPALDLNG.
Sir:
Ihave tried your Cepbaiio Pills, and 7 IHte then
30 ueV that want you 70 send mo two dollars worth
more.
Part Of these are FOR the neighbors, to whom ] gave
a few ont 81 the fret boKI got from you. p
Send the Pills by mail, and oblige
Your obi servant.
JAMES KENNEDY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02

Jared Co. furnish those "a his western
3D. vi. m dc..r. thum ~ publishers pncts
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02

Brownville. NebEaskas
P s. One Of the mills can be seen and examined by
calling on the Agent In Brownviiie.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
Douglas ImprOVed Sugar Mil.

The attention q Faruers in Eebrs.ka is called 70 the
following certificate q y IT. Ehis. wbOlas FesSh ran
a Moo douglas midi In Nenaha County where Had II
IN exhibition. The price Of this sized mill is $50 freight
added.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
Belle Vernon. Ohio. Jan. IS. 1861.

B-A single hottie of SPALDTNG'S PREPARED
GLUE will save ten times its cost annually
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
SEANDLOTFORSAL

IE undersigned desires % eel or rent MS hOure
blIu BfowHyille. For particulars enquire Of
ard Brown. Brownville. II. ). THORPE.
yal u, 1901. nB0-2n
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
WOODEN WARE,
fOare, Sc.

Spring planting bulbs, consisting Of Amaryiiis For
moeissima Uaoobesn Hiies) Ggaaiolus FloribanaEs. Ca
dEvensis. ana Psittachinnus, Aexilan Tiger flower, red
AMI velow-Tuberoses and Madeira vines Double dab
las 81 the choicest -named varieties a. So per dozen.
TIE hest books npouluys Kitslen Eardening, CuItiva-
ton of fruit trees and h1wors.
Orders may be sent By mall (be they ever so smalD
they viii be promptly attended 70, andsatalOgues Of ny
whole c~ollecfIon forwarded Address.
A A~-BOREENAN,
FsS 1851 Versailles, WoTGdEotc0 EyA.ke
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-02-21
COLLECTORS SALE.

NY virtue Of the provisions of the laws Of Be-
ID cember session, 1874 and ls45, will sell at
public sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, at
Newport, on TaunspAY, the l4th day Of March.
1861 between the hours of IL M. and P. NJ,
tract or parcel of Land, called Part Co'npton's
Purchase p containing one hundred and twenty
FIVE acres. living and being in the Second Election
District of Charles County. Levied on and taken
in execution to satisfy State and County taxes due
for tho years 1858 and 1885, assessed in the names
Of Joseph Watson and Hilearv Watson.
J. F. S. MIDDLETON,
Late Collector.
Feb. 81, ls6l-ts. {Sa.25)
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-02-21
OBITUARY,

Died, on Wednesday, 18th ult., at the residence
of her daughter nearsAllen's Fresh, Mrs. ANAS-
TASIA WILLS, in 18th year of her age.
It seldom happens that in recording the death of
dear and loved one, tribute of respect more
Justly deserved, is paid 10 commemorate virtues of
lon g and useful life of the deceased. During her
whole life, she lived to gain the respect and
esteem of all who knew her or made her acquain-
lance. In that general sphere in which it Is the
lot of woman to move. and in the discharge of du-
ties pertaining to the relation of wife, mother and
mistress, none have exhibited better Judgment,
more careful management OF higher sense of re-
gard to the comfort and happiness of those around
her than she. For, like natrons of the oden time,
the order and neatncss of her household became
proverbial, and among her own family descendants,
at least, will be traditional. But why enumerated
1t will be well if her example be followed relic
of the past century, her life prolonged beyond
the ordinary period of mortal existence, as if to
contribute by her purity of life and vir tuous exam
pie to brighten the virtues of this own day and
gener alton. Truly another link that bound the
past to the present has been broken. Ties Of the
most endearing nature, ties that bound parent and
children and grand children have been sundered
by the common messenger of all, but her kindness
of heart, her christian virtues, her fervent piety
with an humble and abiding ust in the redeem
ing blood of the Lamb of Calvary give assurance
of rest in a better and brighter land. The hearts
of mourning kindred and friends may be sad at
this Der pavement, but they mourn not like those
without hope, for hope, full orbed, will shed its
bamy influence to soothe all anguish and direct
their hearts heavenward whittier her enfranchised
soul is fastening. And there, preceding, but for -
short time the coming of those who shall initiate
her virtues, reunion of ties rendered purer end
brighter and stronger shall continue forever around
the throne Of God.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-02-21
SEED OATS.
TOR SALE, Tive Hundred Bushels Prince
II Edwards Island Oats. at so cts. per bushel
LEONARD MARBURY.
Glymont, Feb 81, l66l-3t
NOTICE.

A S have left the State, | wish those who arc
II indebted to me on note or otherwise, will
make arrangements to settle immediately. as
there cannot be further indulgence given. All
who disregard this notice will be dealt with ac-
cording to law. authorize my brother J. D.
MIDDLETON, to collect and receipt for all Taxes
due as Collector.
IF. S. MIDDLETON,
Feb. 81, lS6l-3t Late Collector.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-02-21

~No provision has been made in the Or
canizattorr of the new Southern Confederacy to
restrain South CAROLINA from seeding and
"hitching in: and dragging ou. some Iahsr
States.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-02-21

FOUND AT LAST, remedy that not only re-
lieves, but cures Consumption and its numerous
satellites, which revolve about it in the shape of
coughs, colds, influenza, bronchitis, &C. This
remedy is DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
n9- There's vile counterfeit of this Balsan,
therefore besure and buy only that prepared by
S. w. FowLE & Co., Boston, which has the
,oritten signature of /. BUTTS on the outside
wrapper.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-02-21


The FoBcE BILL BEFORE CoNGREss.-The
bill reported in the House Of Representatives
on Monday by the Republicans, and styled the
"force bill," provides for the calling forth of
the militia for the execution of the laws OF the
Union, the suppression Of instruction and re-
pellipq invasion, and extends the provisions of
an old law to the case of insurrection against
the authority Of the United States, and author
ICES the President in cases where it may De law
full, to- use the militia, in addition to the srmy
and navy; 10 accept tbs services of volunteers
- cavalry, infantry and artillery, and to officer
the same. The object of this bill is clear. Co.
ercion Of the South is to be carried out under
It's provisions. Immediately on its introduction,
Mr.. Bocock, of Virginia, moved its rejection on
its second reading, and the vote stood ayes 66,
nays Ito. So the bill was not rejected. but laid
over for fsrthsr consideration. All the Demo
Gratis and all the Southern Americans voted for
its rejection except H. Winter Davis, who voted
with the Republicans.
On Tuesday the "force bill" was called up By
Mr.. Stanton, q Republican, of Ohio. Mr.. Be-
cock, of Virginia, took decided stand against
it, and urged al the men Of the South to "resis
this declaration Of war, and resist it to the last.
Several members followed in brief speeches de-
nouncng the bill as measure Of war. FINAL,
the bill was postponed, and made the specia
order for Wednesday.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-02-21

PRINCE GEoRGE's COUNTY ELEcT1oN.-The
election for Sovereign State Convention, which
was held on 9th instant, SO far as heard from,
stands as follows - For Convention 5sS
against Al,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-02-21

ERESH GROUND PLAsTER-sa4o Tons
II For sale By in. HARPER & Co,
tcb2l Alexandria.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-02-21

pray that God i'll his mercy may save our
country from this terrible doom
Yours
OSE BORN IN SIGHT OF poYSrnN MANOR
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-02-21

Mr.. Lincoln is still on the move, max
ing wayside speeches, solemuly assuring his adj
mrers that there is nothing going wrong that
really hurts anybody" and that the crisis is
merely an 'sartifcar' one. Mr. Lincoln at the
North asserting that there is nothing going
wrong" and Mr.. Davis, at the South, talking
about s:irrevocable and final dissolution show
the actual danger Of the ountry.-Alerandria
Gazette
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-02-21

VIRGINIA CoNvENT1oN.-Richmon Feb. 10
The Commissioners of Mississippi and Georgia
addressed the State Convention to-day, appeal
ing strongly to Virginia to go with them. They
the danger of remaining with the North Their
speeches contemplated no such event as a re-
union.
Mr.. Preston, Of South Crolina, speaks to-
morrow.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-02-21
ICOMMC NICATED.

To all creatures Of the earth,
B'untcous nature at her birth,
Gave the aids and gave the arms
To secure their lives from harms.
10 the bull the front Of steel;
TO the horse the ironcd heel
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-02-21

Congress- The Senate, on Monday. agreed
to the report Of several Conferences Committees,
and further discussed the Tariff, The House OF
Representatives passed bill organizing the Ter
ritory Of Colorado, an amendment authorizing
the issue Of City dollar Coupon Treasury Notes,
and carried up to its engrossnfent bill author
ling the President OF the United States to accept
che services Of volunteers to suppress snsurreci
ton or rcr>l Irsasurn.. -.