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] $50 REWARD viii give s2o reward

~ s<o REWARD will give s20 reward
II oi iAe return of my NEGRO MAN, Wash
n su4 q Hentlco county. | on Tie - morning Of
W.s-tri9 itih uIt,, without leave or provocation.
ysTy siIkJ9h r about feet or Inches high,
~ me teeth, and smiles very pleasantly when
Ia beeI ~ lie Will probably have Il forged pass
W v{{P {P''s-ssaion, a. he read and write.
he 5, , give the above reward for his return to
mouse, or II he l. secured in iaii so thai
- stI nIln. lie 7--2wtl L. s. GOIfkTNEY
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BustnesS.-The present distuI bed state of
public affairs throughout the country has had
its due effect in this city i'll paralyzing indus
try, Gripping trade. and keeping money out of
circula ton by making capitalists the victims
of distrust as to the stability of the existing
order of things. There have been fewer auc-
ton sales of real estate since the 1st of Janu-
ary than in the same length of time in the
whole history of the city. This fact we gather
from a firm more extensively engaged in the
real estate business than any other in the city
Owners are unwilling now TO improve their
property, and they will not sell, believing in
the ultimate value OF their ihves tments, while
capitalists are equally chary in laying out
money. When the public mind becomes set
| tied, we may reasonably look for an immense
| advance in the price OF all descriptions of
property. We have heard it predicted that
| whenever that time did arrive, there would
| be more buildings erectos in Richmond than
was ever before. There is no reason why
| the city should not go ahead, for it contains
| within itself all the elements Of prosperity.
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- tVN > ii = II n q " ~ I
d.. l..1..saa--s sRoATs 10 LYNCnBuRG THREk
.--za-is~f flMES WE.k-TU ESDAfS,
.,-,krS AXp SATU hnAls
ri ss.55fAstFTiAYT. Capt THoS. T EsRrr.
ai IaBY, Capt. L. MAYO.
81 ob.IiA,, n! isA,,6TF. SfP, Capt. j. W. srRArrox.
e3' ls,.Jr can't. " Il PARSONS.
s'si -. ara all OF the first class. commanded
fAess f.sn1a,us and hands. aud leave prompt
: - GCI x COX, Agents,
Al GoS'S shed Dock street
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Pardoned The Governor, on Monday last,
extended Executive clemency to j. j. w. Pin
nell, who was sent TO the States Prison by the
Circuit Court of Fluvanna county, for the
term of years for unlawful shooting.
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HORSES. &C. FOR SALE,

a. RIDING HORSE FOR SALE.-We
h-JA'havs tor esle 4 No. RIDING HORSE
Persons wishing to purchase will apply to
eH-iw WADSWORTH, TURNER j Co
IA FOR SAL LEA young, well broke
G1IhUkSE-rides and works well--eaR be seen
4, our stable, IN the rear Of our warehouse.
Dc 3-t. KENT. PAINE q 90.
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10 + Il X Vi z u y. ~ 10 ftV C3UEc.- =
60 Farmers and others wanting @ L o
SHOES are invited to call at No. 80 Main
s;iee, where will be found the largest and best
a,'or,uert ever offered in Richmond My assort-
aeE' embraces, 1900 pairs of heavy Sewed Bro
go, of nay own make; Mems Army Brogans:
Men. EsA-tut do, very thick, nailed with hob
nek best thick pegged Brogans; Planters and
baieh Boots toi women, together with all other
aades, suitable ior servants, men, women and
boys Farmers will do we'll 10 give me a call, at
No Nam sir. lla2 JOHN G. PAGE. JR.
~ MEMS RUBBER BOOTS-Just the
article Tor ditchers' use or sailors; also Tor
ID wasoGe's; being really the only reliable
~ water proof Boots, will be- sold al greatly
lNr.I In er. n III II [ Ia 2yi NNM WA lSHiS
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RF Yeast Powders.-.J. w. Garlick, Rich
mond, Va, manufactures ''SEMPLE'S INFALLI-
BILE BAKING POWDER" His is the only fac
tory of the kind in The South, and he is prepared
to furnish the entire trade on reasonable terms
as Northern uuiactuFers Sempie Is Powder Is
a Virginia preparation, approved by all who have
used t. Richmond Whio. fed
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TnE MARYLAND STATE CoSvESTIox. The
State Con vention called by the people OF
Maryland, met i'll Baltimore on Monday. The
usual preliminary business was transacted.
Judge Chambers, who was chosen President,
said on taking the chair, that
The object i'll calling the Convention had
been utterly misconceiyed, and there had been
int"mperate expressions which shoHld not
have been INDUCED in for while we are hon
est III purpose, we should be willing to grant
honesty OF purpose to all. When the meetings
Ne held one body will be termed aboli itionis ts
and the other body will be called secessio1ists.
Some had ascrbed secession purposes this
Convention, but 10 greater mistake could have
| been made or en- tertalned and if any membe'
| had assis ted i'll placing him in the chair with
| that view, he did not take it as a pliment.
He deemed secession the greatest curse that
| could come upon the country. He was for the
| Union as the greatest blessing-tor the Union
! so long as it could be hoDorabiy maintained
| so long as it was consistent with the honor and
integrity of the State of Maryland.
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A Card.-.The subscriber begs leave to call the
attention of his friends and the public generally
to the above card OF X. G. Morton Co, and takes
this method Of returning his heartfelt thanks TO
all of those who have heretofore so literally pa
tronized him, and TO request CONTINUANCE OF
their patronage tn the new concern. 1t will be
seen that he is still at his old stand, with Messrs
K. C.. Morton & Co., and he will take pleasure iu
serving his friends at all times to the best Of his
ability as his undivided attention will be given
to the business as heretofore. He fatters himself
that, under the new arrangement in business, he
will be able 10 attend to the interest OF his pas
irons in IA manner that will give satisfaction.
JOSEPH T. MORTON.
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MULEa, HORSES, Sc, FO

. u Q / EA, HORSES, &c., FOX
STS SALE.-i have TWENTY MULES, SIX
VN HORSES. FOUR WAGONS and TWO
AExx5> NEW DRAYs for sale, privately, on
x Mouths credit all Of which can be seen at
&? s4bIss on Dock street, between ieth and goth
.iee'', LA n-2ml EDMOND B0SSIEUX.
Is -rT77777;. FOR SALE--Two or three
- ANAL BOATS. Apply at this
-~-~~~As NO IA
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Ns- a Southern Manufacturing House i

h southern NkdnutaCtufln2 mouse IN
REALITY ESP BLISHBD IN 1S22-
First by COOKE & RYAN;
2ndly, by PETER COOKE;
3rdly, by COOKE & HILL;
4thly, by ALEX'R HILL;
5.hly, by ALEX'R HILL u CO.
We are prepared to manufacture LADIES,
GENTS, MISSES and BOYS SHOES of every de-
scripti6n, to which we most respectfully cali the
attention Of our friends customers, and the public
in general.
ia 2a--dim ALEX'R HILL L CO.
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Aitempt 10 S,riadle.-On Monday man,
who represented himself to be in want OF
clothes, went into one of the fashionable
clothing houses on Main street and purchased
1924 worth, which Were packed in a trunk,
subject to his call Afterwards, when the
clerk with whom he made the bill was out,
he called and filed up "A check for the amount.
and carried off the dry goods, under the name
). r. Chiles, saying he was stopping at the
Exchange. A search of the register revealed
no such name. He was afterwards founu at
supper at the American, and attempted to ok
plain the matter In the meantime he went
to the Exchange and registered as s. r. Chiles,
of Albemarle. At the American the clothes,
minus one suit, which he had put on, Were
found in his room, which he held under the
name of 5. w Mosby, of Mississippi. As the
man did not come back after leaving the sup
per table of the American, one of the de-
frauded parties determined to watch the trunk,
| and look out for the party. The latter STUN
bled in about two O'Clock Tuesday morning
when he was confronted by one of his vic
TINS, who demanded payment of the bill.
The party thus pressed, settled for the suit he
had on, gave up the balance, received some
| moral advice, and was left alone. The check
had been ascertained to be a forgery. The
| above is a condensation of a lengthy chapter
of attempted rascality.
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laysN, ihON.--in store, ana reeaivins psf bark
Laslisg Star direct from Liverpool, sve tons
Msst =, hehned IRON, comprising full assert-
HaIf p i Rounds, Squares. Flats, Uyais, Scroll,
snd sgaaas, Half 0ysls. Horse Shoe Mali Rods.
lfdsTS So~So tons swedes aud Common Ruglish
w sale by EDWIN WoRyHAA = co.
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Richmond, Feb. Is, 1851.

MIR. Joseph T. Morton, of the late firm of
J. 4 J. Morton, Is with US, and will give his per-
sonal attention to all business entrusted to us.
X. G.. MORTON l. co.
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re One Trial will insure the Use Of Sem
Plies INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER in any
family, if properly used For sale by Druggists
and Grocers fe 4
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Lent.-During the continuance Of the lenter
season, services will be held in the Monumen
tai Church, of which Rev. Geo. woodbridge
is pastor every Tuesday and Friday after
noon, commencing at 5 O'Clock.
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NE Constitutions that have been nearly
worn out fiom dyspepsia and Disordered Bowels
and Liver, can be entirely cured by the regular
Of ali the principal Druggists in Virginia ~ A'N
Orders will be promptly filled, by addressing
La Pts 4. BAKER. Richmond Va.
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when the time comes shall speak and decide
as well as am able FOR the good oS the pre-
sent and the future of this country-for the
good OF the one and the other, and of all sec
fions-for the good both of the North and the
South. Rounds of applanse.l
In The meantime, il we have patience, if we
restrain ourselves, if we allow ourselves not
to run off in n passion, still have confidence
that the Almighty Maker of the universe will,
through the instrumentality of this great and
Intelligent people, bring Us through this as He
has through all other difficulties of our coun-
try, and relying on him, again thank you for
this generous reception. lApplause.l
PROGRESS OF Mr.. HAALIS TO wAsHISaroS.
BANGOR, Me, Feb. 1s.-Vice- President
Hamln and lady left here this morning en-
route for Washington. He will arrive at Bos-
ton this evening, and leave for the West to-
morrow morning. He was escorted from
Hampden to our city by large number of his
fellow -townsmen, and was received here by
the Mayor and exMayor of this city, and an
immense procession of citizens in single and
double sleiShs escorted the party TO the rail-
road station Notwiths landing the early hour
| this morning, Mr.. Hamlin was received with
| en- Tins siastic cheers and the warm greetings
and affectiopate farewell of thousands of his
fellow citizens. 1p reply to a brief address by
{. 5. Crosby, Esq, Mr.. Hamlin made few
remarks, and as the train was starting in the
| course OF his remarks he said
81 go 10 the discharge of the official liu ties
which have been conferred upon me b. a gen
1 erous people, and relying upon Divine Provi-
| deEce trust that confidence shall never be
| betrayed. J. know full well that dark clouds
| are lowering around the political horizon, and
| that madness rules the hour: but am hope
| fui still that our people are not only loyal to
| the Government, but they are fraternal to all
its citizens and when in pfac tice it shall be
! demons tTa ted that the cons stitutionaI rights
of all the States will be respected and main
| tanned by following the paths iliumined by
| Washington, Jefferson and Madison, may we
not reasonably hope and expec; that quiet will
be res tored, and the whole country will still
ad. ance III career which will elevate man
in Il social, moral and intallectu condi tionf''
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Notwithstanding to continue the CoMMIS-
SION BUSINESS, most respectfully ask con-
Arm Of RASpoLPH n PAaE, and hope, by strict at
tsntion, TO merit the same. My nneie, ID. Z. Kan
poLru W ho will probably be here often for the
next few mouths, will aid me In my business.
February /, is8i. lie l-lml NAM PACK.
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-. L0OE 40 YOUR INTEREST.

fnsrS
- Bear in mind, that JOSEPH STRAUSE is
onering the greatest bargains ever Of
fsrsd before IN SHOES and BOOTS Ladies' Heel
b4..-rs, from Soc, 75c. and 81, worth twice the
l,aey Ladies Congress Caters, Foxed, Tipped
.ll fin Bottom, Al 81 Ladies' Congress Caters,
r.aa or tipped, al SI.25 and 81 so, selling else
zA.t- al $50, Ladies Morocco Heel Boo.ees, at
g. AMI higher; Ladies G0atskin and Leather
Heel Bo0ieeS, at ~, nc. Misses Morocco Heel
lees, st ,,Ac., aud GaiJers at the same; Misses
b.H.Aa and Leather Shoes, az half their value :.
Children ; Morocco Shoes: at 80 cts. and upwards );
tllE-H's Slack and C0lored Heel Caters, al SO
5-is, cheap ct 75c.; Gents Calf Sewed Shoes, at
=. oxford Ties and Congress Caters at al
.1cas; Mems slippers at So cts; Fine Calf Sewed
=, at %5, worth - Servants Shoes, at Z" cts ,
vlrh sl.25; Heavy Brogans, Boys Boots, &c.--
}.a will lnl the above 25 per cent. cheaper than
v.,-Hhere, by calling at y o. 81 Main street.
&G JOSEPH STRAUSE.
*. CENTS WINTER SHOES-Broad
Ssesss. Treads a good supply ye; on hand, which,
t~asr than keep them over until next season,
vi. be ,pid at cost for cash Also, many other
sys. ii winter Shoes and Boots at No. IS Main
srsst by ia % WIN. WALSH.
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-,o.Ts sHIpPING. &C

8 - roR oRLyNCIuURG-i' leave
A, fT'Tg.s-.s WEDNESDAY ENENiNG~ LII
s@ssEe.----@--snR NOT FCl.L.-~The Canal Boat
ran, A y. JOHNSON, will leave as
~igfbrt S."afgbt sprly 10 Captain, At Cox's
- &c Per !to'sf ffe lsEsfi A. $. LEE.
,ssS'" FOR LyNCHBuK KG--ro leave
-. llL...l.Si L.-4l-i " KDN ESi,Al tNENlNS - The
s''ss...s-ss-z--sAa, anal Boat FAME will leave as
..-vs Fo' "e's"'' GCY cox, Agents,
AT Cax's Shed. Dock street.
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DISsOLUTION.-Tb business heretofore ear
~ ried on by FAHERTT, WALSH 4 Co, was
dissolved the LIST Of January 1851, by the with
drawal of SAMUEL w. SKINNER. The business OF
the concern will be closed by either OF the part
ners, TO whom all persons that are indebted will
please come forward aud settle without delay, and
ali persons having claims against the concern will
| present them for settlement.
| Feb ID, ls6l SAMUEL w. SKINNER.
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DICHMOND PLANNING MILl.> CORNER
chased the PLANlN0 MILL. situated NJ the COR.
ner Of Main and 7th streets, We are prepared g
execute PLANfN0 IN all Its various branches, N
the shortest notice; and having detsrmined 70 esy
for casA oaiy everything requisite 70 eondNet ths
said business, and neither 10 contract or aatneI.
ize others TO contract dsbts for Us on a9count ex
the same we shall, therefore, be enables e sasty
on our basines. agen the ncss seaAonaes Z.
mo and every ysbrsnch VI PLANNING 40 ~.
IN q done promptly, and upon fhe nos4 upsxeA
terms. Ofders respectfully eeiieitsd;
rs--av. K.R. WooDWAkP.
vxyIICOx 4 0lDDS, 8EWlNa MACHINE.
w The highest premium aweldoo - tee Wiz
ginia state rair oSt lsee = the hess AasaiAe fex
fS:s: sslssssssssr xssAiasHs e "a slsss ,as slhr Z
CHIMES, are Tor sale ~. IA. bKLvlk,
Belvin's Hlock. i1sA and 0osernss sszeefs-
Ia 3S--tm A 1 1
NOrlC pssssSsss iafsts.a 2 @ ne ss,s
bond. q otherwise. are hsrss{ ss,issd ~
uAlsss they sAh On tAs saAssrtesy hstafn ~
lst 81 1AseA AID ssttles Ter s4!e SA4 IA
Tier tnAal4sAse eaaneA - Sive2a, .-w,r.x
CtsvkE{I {IlI.| 5aSSI IS & IisSi|i i5Sa I 1 :
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The business heretofore carried on by
FAHRRrY, WALSH & Co., will be continued by
the subscribers, under the style Of FAHERTY
WALSH at the old stand OF Faherty, Walsh
BLACKSMITH line, and REPAIRING STEAM
BOAT ENGINES, &C., will be thankfully receiv
ed, aud promptly attended to.
fa Js- NJ III.
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LAWRENCE MARYE,
49, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Practices In the Courts Of the city of Richmond
and the counties of Henrico, Hanover and Caro-
line.
He is also Notary Public and Commissioner Of
the United States Court of Claims.
The partnership between Mr.. CHAsrAIS WHITE
and himself being dissolved, his office is now on
nth ST. Just below Goddn's Hall. fe la-ly
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41,u- RiClfsION ID MADE PIA nos
MsI EllE EAIE HRL lly NnuI Ii u u ~

5foR SALE BELOW NORTHERN
T! ] u II 1PRlCES. The subscriber has ON
ave ri !. Nh ahand three new, very superior oc-
h., ,saa.NNoe, which he warrants to be equal, il
hv potloF, 10 any instrument OF the same quail
He 'Ch a4 northern manufactories
TgS ~ VHefs his services to ths public as
ais IN 1ai. and REpAIRER or PlAyOa, at reason.
CONRAD FRElMANN,
ssorth side Broad II. betw cen I'd aud Sd
f5iia,.S SEseEs II +. Lefebyre, ESQ. ;, Prof. Y. w.
If0f. w. y, Graham l4-6In
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Messrs. Hicks l. Anderson would respect.
fully tender their thanks 10 the friends OF the old
for their patronage, and would solicit Its
continuance to the new drin. With ample means
we are prepared to make liberal arrangements
with the planters OF Virginia and North Carolina.
Re Office No. Shoekoe Slip. fs Sim
nISSOLUTION OF CO O-PAKTNERsHlP.
~ The firm Of RANDOLPH PAGE expired on
the slst January lsol, by the withdrawal OF y: Z.
RANDOLPH, who has moved TO the country. They
most cordially return their thanks for the liberal
patronage bestowed on them by their very kind
friends. Either partner is authorized 10 close the
business. ID. COUPLAND RANDOLPH,
MANN PAGk.
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CARD have this day associated with ms
"A in the PRODUCE COMMISSION BUSINESS,
DR.. PETER H. ANDERSON, formerly OF Amelia
county and late of Chesterfield, under the style
and arm of HICKS 4 ANDERSON.
SAM'L d. HICKS.
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std We gave On hand of late importation, large
taing !, seieeted stock Of FANCY GOODS, con-
shskets ParIaa yassn f,e"rss strnseaa vases
4al igAe!A!aa yases, Spoon Holders, ,&e., Fancy
tisgi 'V9.s, FeIfGtae Stands, Work Boxes, Fancy
s29i' lso naHer9as 10 a'sa,ien, Ill OF which We
'Hef Ai greatly reduced prices from this date
Gs GEO. J SUMNER 81 CO,
- lion Frort Rutiaines Gnyaruar 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-29

PERRYvILLE, Nd, April 27.-J. s. Potter, o.
Massachusetts,, bearer Of dispatches from Gen
Scott, has arrived. He says the commander al
Harper's Ferry had given assuranceo that Vir-
ginia would not allow any attack on the Capital
from her soil. This is confirmed by gentle
man from Richmond, as being the sentiments Of
Governor Letcher.
No flags of any kind are allowed in Baltimore
to-day, in consequence of flag demonstration
yesterday, and the Unionists' determination Of
keeping theirs up. Several regiments passed
Annapolis Junction last night. There are 49,
600 troops now at the Capital, and 1000 more
on the way.
A Government messenger left Washington at
this side of Annapolis Junction torn up by the
secessionists of the vicinity, for two miles. 1t
will soon be repaired.
1t was proposed this morning to move 5000
troops to Washington.
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LEAvEnwoRTH, April "A fire broke out
noon yesterday in the cellar of Eddy & Arnold
drug store. on the corner Of Main and Delawar,
Streets II spread with extraordinary rapidly
rendering it impossible to save any of the stock
The following is list Of the losses Eddy
Small, druggists, 81 900, insured Sc 900; Drake
Brothers, paper dealers, stock mostly saved L
H. Sneder, cigar and tobacco, stock partially
saved, loss 500, insured; D. r. Anthony, ban.
ker, fixtures saved, but in damaged condition;
store of Mcdowell & Co., real estate agents,
fixtures saved; M. w. Delahay, law library, un.
insured; G. A. Logan, valuable medical library
and cabinet, total loss; Stinson e. HAvens, at.
torneys, valuable library and furniture-$2,-
500, insured for $500; A. +. Callahan, E. c.
Jacobs and M. ]. Parrott, each lost on furniture
and books; telegraph office, instruments and
books saved, furniture and fixtures lost, loss
small; Lecompte, Matthews & Burns, attorneys
loss small. Loss on buildings about $l2, ,000-
insured 81 500. The block was one of the fines,
in the city.
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WAsHrNaroN, April 29s-Some excitement has
been caused in diplomatic circles, In consequence
of the Presidents proclamation, directing q
blockade of the Southern ports. II appears
that blockade, to be respected BY foreign pow
ers, must not only be effectual, but that due no.
tice must be given Of such intention to their rep
resentatives With Brazil and all South Amer.
ican governments, a notice of 80 days is required
under treaty, but this has not been given by our
government. Hence consignments of coffee and
other national products designed for Southern
ports are delayed In their transportation to that
portion of the country.
Merchants not being satisfied Of the effects of
an immediate blockade there, 1t, therefore, be-
came necessary that specific inquiries be made
of the Federal Government, In relation to this
subject, so that treaty rights and privileges be
not damaged.
The foreign Ministers will insist that the
stipulations shall be respected and observed n
otherwise naval forces will be dispatched hith-
or as a means of foreign protection.
The delicacy of the question Is apparent, |
and from what Is known, may involve serious
to all concerned AT all events,
I will produce trouble now, as well as in the
uture ;E ~ /
Among the letters recently received at the
Post Office Department, was one from South
Jarolina postmaster, countermanding an order
or stamps, and refusing to make returns; say
ng he will attend to the business when the
'ost Master General shall reach Washington.
hany of the official letters sent hitber bear, on
ne corner, representation of the confederate
Iag. u
Gentlemen of Virginia say the ordinance of
ecession will be confirmed by over 100000
Majority |