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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-18

TsemovaI.-F. A. CLoUGH has re-opened his Hair
nressinc establishment in Union Block, No g. one door
lortli Of his former room, the same floor diff II
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-18

Butter and Cheese, Extra and Double Extra
Iuckwheat Flour, for sac at DRAPER Il CLARK'S
Front street. ptf MIA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-19
WTOaMOND WING.
~. u.,Iy Wig In RIchInOnd-Pay ihe Car


ricrs.
bs great demand for the DAuH VINO within the city,
. well by regular as by transient readers, and the diff
py of satisfactorily supplying both classes Of readers,
bv carrying system adapted only to Office subscrP-
tons have induced US to resort to the only feasible
mole of managing large city circulation, to wit that
OF prepayment to tie Carriers From this date there
fora no subscriptions for the WIG to be e Wthia tne
civ m be taken a, this oec, ard all persons INDEBTED
for subscription 10 the present ne within the ci' arc
requested to call at the Office and settle their accounts
The Carriers viii, Of course continue to denver inc 20
per to the present subscribers snd receive pay lot Inc
same At tho rate Of fifteen cents per week. Inc pG'nS
vii now understand that all restriction upon the sale .,
the Vine by Carriers within the city Is removed AID
tat all Who want it may bay from the Carriers or nave
It len for them at their residences or places OF business
Srs,s,brr l6th, 1851.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-19
APRIL, 1861.

AZ EAEElg NoVE'
DRY GOODS.
NFESCHASTs visiting ais city Eth view Of making PnrennSsy
ll 20 respectfully solicited % examine cur stoek o. OA
GOODS. for ssles
500 bales Brow SheetinSs and shArtnSS
600 " OSnsturg-
~ eAses BsNehsi SAeeing5 and shirtnEs,
s1h.ics PiaiG aul Striped OsnEhurTs
500 Eleces s,yiped and eiil pone-usa Tor ssf'Ahss
sAbAcs IicungL
30 prai-s az Striped shirtlnsL
siSN csses Faacy Friati,
Cc..1naees,
10 Colored Oambrcs,
Is Kea,rcky Jeans sudrSesdA,
axe assortment Heavy and Fins Lneni Tor gents ve
49, cbrcs I.sh Lreng lawns Paln, striped snd Eaerea-
ssl B,xe5 AL PopHcs Cloths, ossmeres, Nestng 4e h
~ o. vh Va i very hesp g nc cash asa prompt EAas
Nc. II Pearl street,
-, Richmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-19

k~S aENrs AID AssiSTANI8.-L would beg 70 invite ne
Sfteaoa o. e Has Departments OF TIE various branches 81
hr t o. the Confederate ststea in Riehond 20
NJ iarge extensive suck q Book Paper StS1oe
en-, saVelOpes, Blank Books, ke.' EheA VIII
fu-lsh then a. ~ prices. -,
Hsvng s.saehed V ny establishment extensive Book Bnde.
~ Ne are PREPARED % srecatS nding, and the uanufAe ..
Eiuk BooE ever description, IN the beat ns ana ~ we
Publisher and Bookseller,
ed GNLln street. Redmond, We.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-19
LIVKRPOOL AND LONDON
YIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Capital, $1o,Ooo,o0o!
IHHUEL INCOME, Se,2b0,000I

,xvrsrrp m faE UNITED sfifss, ovEE ssOooooi
A Dirscors Psse~aHs RsspOnsibs for ss A9dgsmsna o.
As Company.
sxy attention TO the security o! the Liverpool
w aud London Oo>i TO Us policy holders h
lIge ea.h capital and invt=sr=sEt, ssS.sted above
taptsl and income OF the Company enaoeu 70 hs
lines convenient p&r requiring large amounts
In addition 20 eoee OF Insurance. va:
an PEENYUkg Property Is, thsneeforth, PGR4ABkb1Lf
ISSUKD The Policy be eaEeelod o. any ce and
urr viii be returned less per cent
mis- Company Will By less Rsns By Fire on
nsu and nost liberal principle.
under she Policies OF hh Company s eis are pec upen
.snlton o. story proof oflcn Without aeaso
ar ~ nisrIli ana VOL ~ SIXTY pkIs amer peseria
49, ssfnreof EOaTnEH WYATT, Lgsnu,
niM OMAN IiTesi, undes % CHARLES Hctel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-19
RAILROADS.. &C
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL Road
Esas d = = s&

Esal 800 ID =! e aA
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
Nv nd AFTER Monday November ilth,
The MALI ard PassengeI Trains,
zru ,..vs RIhnond for donsyie CharlopeNlhe ana
S.iIy al ~ connecting sith the Orange and Ajax
500 R.osi passenger Gordonsve for Manassas ana
t.os poiun AID at Char tssyille for Lyneheurg
~ unton and Jatksrn Aiver the mall uan VIII run
WeeSly staunon Tuesdays and saturday. ana
i.ctson,s Riyer on Mondays, Wednesdays nd hidays m
nan Browns stage Line. for Lexington connects WIN
.hs nail rain STANTON hendays,
and BridAys and GoIhen on tuesdays, fhn''uS anu
dAyA -, a.. H.. L.. writ. ar,nh,y
r,j,hsr- Sc connects ain ills Train Tuesdays, rhuk
DAYS and satardayE . to-. W.,
regular ThrSugh Prelghfr GordOnvs and points wes
a, hsrr ss-es Rh-o a. 1850 Sundays, raeadays snd
thursdays h0n the Wsst al Anon sandAys VISA
Rslsr Hsy freight train for Gordonsve and points East
leaves daily Sundays excepted, al $50 ry,rcou.
INV General Superintendent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-19

KSv-S%sSPECIAL NOTBCE.-OWilg.to tSe
ES2 l,pesslbIy procuring supplies, except or casa
NJ ssrs hereafter vii Be for ony, excepting oaS os
whose aocouas have been heretofore promptly P IN we Te0 a
&C ~ -~S' No. 20 siAn Street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-19
pLArTAIlo. noes,..,wrir. |,
RflrtAl 1.

.sd ass.sssssi oip.ai,i,a ~ D. Il .
alas. ~ Hrathffn flantfF 500 ~ ~ T.
W RANDOLPH ~ pftishti -.
ne Nae anf rfirfa ~ 30 ffm ,.ft ~
Three yisn eJl ~ lsH Ttan n. To-
srehsf sAirea, paIussi-ib tlsiNt
price, % - 80
NJ ss,he, ~ M Losl y go 4 NJ ~ ~
Ne fssthsrn mates, anf ~ fIfiftt a
u thssssais n aolissls ~ slialt a.. i.,ala N
4 cs,slefps eit<a tssta ssiss'' Il
. ma essts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-19

gEHE LIQUORS.
VII hsys IN r.ere, Imported 5ifte. from Ya.tigh{
w Star"
100 cases ars Oiarei HiLs
b1bsskeS Ohcnpagns Nlas
c.Fkg Inc Srrnel E-snsJ
oesdes lafsu %. OF very superior Ole Wisa al hri
questionable a. T. ase and parity, hty!a BED tts
llso, London Porter, aeotoh Aie, Iish az s,s4 ~
Jansics Run, 81. Our stock Of yrsl5'A BYE VII
cost Of the bee; brands par. Of ahi:h 10 ytydirls
III Of which We viii sci. :. small adTazes, 3 ~.
ehssers. yGIIgOE, Y0JSGni
Ie19 RI Is psz-i rgr A EA7f-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-19

- gss. ,. ~. GAHLAGk.-DEAR
"a slE-Ihsye Tor months used N ny islaiy sem
No. ssy celebrated Baking 20 " dcrs, and ti1e pc
l-,eaan then all AuiheB a. the very 0eft aIe
yer irIel so- raking ngat gEeet sponsy bread tnSfs
rs srsss e bad tread vaea sentplesg powders SIC sc
~. -e-t fsso " fes-H
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-19

nOGGETr :. ANDERSON,

n receiving for NE BE Trade, CAFPelE on Siotas ~
q uass Curtain G,ods 0ornces and BAnd hiSaos saeas'
~ n, Reds and Mattresses made 70 order a. hor 70
se Faplg hsngng done IN the ely 81 county ~ sap SerA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-19
HUNT a JAMES,

HUNT ~ JAMES,
Richmond, Virginia.
GENERAL CaMMISSIOA MERCHAETS,
Azd seats for sale Of Manufactured and Smoking Tobacco
600 pSczagos nov for sale. seiE-Sn
Waches spub Is.r, stAgnton spec,Atar, and FredeT.
ossburr News viii copy ngs ard send PIN TO Nhls oee
--,E.s.I.. -rssN or CO-eARTNBsx- HiP.-sy
he 1etfh o. B. HILt. The concern o DICK NsSt III
zlrr payment re nss o. tie e1neera al Be H-ei
s-'y = ''''--s - - DICKSON, Surviving
NAT. KILL iPar'neTs
IN pARTyERSHTP.-Thc Subscribe ri have ASoeisted
tAese together, under ire style OF dickinson hIl of
~ ureosa OF carrying the auction ard commission ouaels
or he ale q eyoes the old stabilized sand o.
Eli O.. - - r. - ~NA-'0'Af
o,l-g NAL. o Eli.
DCVaEF y3Fs , o as 'saOss-. TONIC, FOR
i rnproVia- The Condition OF Horses sna
HEis gyng ttem "A appetite ard Believing t1em 81 boa
All worms sboaac sure Aai DSiempsr, ard Al D;e%ses
a. hi.l horse suiject internally ms ~hoTsc Iono Nes
re aos Z lnpoged ulogt h frg bset to hs h-st Ioor
e1a ii,1 been used extens yey s'ce " lniroul.l
abar four years Aso tbs cy snd al parts q the sale o. N
- No- Carolina Mes YORK. AT In Aln't every qaAittr o.
the Uui1r-ald the demand Is sts IDLY ineressing.
ms a5ss r5a5 IS given unysrsal s1iaeon as ar - me
sgb-rbsr able 70 ascertain can be oaesl - s
rrigs1,I d-issa s;at and o. JAS p DUNl, Dug
f,Ft So Proprietor sa1 Aauutc urer -
yuITAHY CAPS! military .CaPs!I loas
lta UOOLEf orsrs Wholesale ant ;1ai 10 TIE althy
osd GREY AID Black CIaet and Fatigue style Caps can
b. hs ath % abui favorable Ter rs IS " sny y
la sour, particular atien Is de1red 70 ne eikcE hry
~ n - hs h1es' most durable Ggd wArne Cap noS mAoui-e
OF s Has Tor WhoirsEe and setan trade VII be ecin
- IDHt mo -V No 81 lain Street, HcA1cld, Va, sew
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-19
Mar or Tar STAR on y,ici,slas,
PabIshsr, u--nf.si -.

Have pufehAtsI ne tni'fs si.fol ~
siilion ~ IT, nap ofthe siaif y VIC ..,.l .
rate nap 'us Hia's ever DID o. W.. ,.Its.
ties phueiral iGgri, r4'lfct.l, riHf 80 ~
pa In rrcvemeBis, POI ~ m meas iA.t'4
Rollers 50 -..sfi =
We also pshibh nsrdrsb Lg'k ll'H.y
one volume, with piliss sui psia, ~ o.. K as
The yoluntssf 'lifnd n0os, " .tl
Rsricsnt yifdhla Volunteer th
NAN lave Ia p.s.s. 49, sn rt -
Manual foI yoluntlrit and sills, ttf'@
nlusifttions .rHfaf I
slirTashs1' Drill sna nsftsd ttIdt n VI I
by Capt Milton Cary, u Dc trh -
tecr. rev sdlucn, Oh ihacfsta, ,fsI ~
n,s, pnAn,N... lls W. - -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-19

W. EISOM ". Q. DARLINGTON.
iddress---HOwardsvile Virginia.
EASOM & cos
1861. $500 1861.
NAIL PA OK EFT LII E,
PACKET CLARA, Captain D D. IShen.
PAyKET VIOLA Captain w. Il Maxwell.
PACEEr PE2CY, Captain A. @. Loving Jr.
PACKCr PIONEER, Captain Q. o. Brrfs,
+ FAVE Richmond MOI day, W Wednesday and Friday,
IAbP,M Leave Lexington same days al o'clock, A. NJ
th superior Accommodations for travellers runs Eeehy
between Richmond Lynchburg, and Lexington.
o0GvSsea ~ ais lne WILL be reeePed for ate Of
Dee and paid foE, II loEl- Our Assnls are; .
p uruchreld Echrolt; beSock PerEffh, LJaehe
- N Hr.srcve T's-ir-.on malls
iIsKIE q BRADBUERY'S PlIlGE,
WI GALL The aeenton Of he eiaSens Of koa-
w sa,nd, Virginia. % Piano forci vhioh6
&c nave PLACED Win sir. CEr1S, that htir qrallts
l. ever respsoa nay se tented b. ho AIDE Of thogt "
famed ChicscsiaE's.
W -r! ~ our Pianos and show high and ~ ESr1s-
rs.s teaonA - Any factory In tie county All Of which can
be seen {. gr C4rsS B.osd Street Cd door from sth
eeis- LlGHTE BRADBURY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-19

RICBMOsD ASD DANvILLE RAILROAD
z6ES Ia
sUPEsINTENDENTs 0RFIoE.
RoaMoSo, Aug. 9th, 1851. :
SUMMER ARRANGE MENT,
FoRTHE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD.
an And sr MONDAY Aug 2 the Passenger TrAins viii IsA
" folovs:
Mall Train leaves Rchmend daily Sundays Included al $40
but sunday the 1san coca % BuFkesHie on
there the trains the South eide RaIead Tor me sou anu
Sai rainsaves D.nvis daily Except suniAy At a6' A. NJ
on Sunday tsefe viii be Mall an nom Burkesyle TO Rich.
oni leaving the arrival Of The Train nom The
south southwest al lo5 NJ and reaching hehuend a.
rain from Richmond esansc at Blrkesve With the Trains
on DE soah eide Railroad for Lynehbus and ths SCUM "es'
The Train from Dsnys Durkesvs with the sou:h
side Railroad ralns for resrssurg And Norfolk - ,..o,
1h'0 Igp ~ s.f '''' 6lssAaoogA,
Biistol, KpoLyils'
gsa3s.r,sr,. oHAS G. TALoorr,
fyiS-S superintendent
sOyTH.SEDE RAILROAD.
AEANRAYTER MONDAY TRE22s AO-lS
Sa ZION pSsi'ffsEiT5E ssB1ks 70 81 LYsSsgURe
HAL Tran alAIu daily a. eSe u, reaches hynon0sis
Fsl,sass, fAln '..rs dal except Sundays At e'' H.
-sAshtS LJnohbarg Etl2SO A n.
PROM LYNoHBURG TO PETERSBURG.
HarrSin daily ct II A. ~ reaches fe.e-seeg NJ
PSsssnse9 Trains stS daily, except Sundays, al OSo NJ
caches PstcrE0Gfs a. Coal n.
rhsEs trains oonEse sA two daily raa % NE sPnss' An0
yile Nashville, Memphis, ks, 70 New Orleans
~ he shortest and ost Syseitous route 70 ~ pAt.i
o. tennessee Alabama Nllsl.5pp Ass7,sI and
"A X Endi2 Noes, Sre 0y Fea. a. SEQ 4 NJ and ic r \
Cxz slS 10 ana on al The steam Pasfss Snsn ~
'SssEry, m pfpn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-19
,,u .tsl sapsTinssaashl
VIRGINIA CENTisZLRAILROAl

XHTHNEER ARtANGNMEnT TO . .SlE~-.A
w JamcstoWH, Kings VIII drOFe, ~ssasIz1zfa4s
stone House, nsid hOel. Nharves.-Iee steamer
Gu xIis t4C Opt J. H. Freeman, WILL on and AHsI Neans
gav n Mag next o list leave the wharf al R;ekets IegI
lafy eyery aonday Wednesday and Friday mornings ~
O'clock prtcs for the above places lay At Rock wharf Al
nshi each Alternate day Tuesday Thurs ~ Ana sG
moruns leaving Heck Whsiat the sane hour ~ clock
And touch all the regular landings
Passage and freight a. rsaaL u.sv,yo
ocrg Y Y. ia hINe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-19
new SPRING ST0IE

GREAT SAKE
At REDUCED PRICgN
OLA LARGE PORTION O, cUa Hds
RICH DIR T. s 8 GOOy1
ON cur own csgnteTA, IN Cur large CicAf r.
" DAY, and ean,.rue IN I'll de G 90 tfsi-A'
stock and brsiDss. u the condition q he t1a
Among the Goods noE cksrCd, Art
Beautiful SIX DrsSses Al SO So SsHp
Besu,iful s.lt Robes n 90 % -
Bsregv aobes a. a. ani ~.
eplsnGid Heaiasi brsss. AHA
4 great .cr.cyoi
Bsfsges, Grenadines, chsiIsf,
P0pin5, OFgandizz, Laws, nj
70 be sold without regard T. eass tAAit~<
SR-The pes God. 81 'h@ fessoh rev ~
HARsis' JockEy-cLUB SMOKING ifH"
III sought sftel sy fmoscr'. fCr sale y - .~v-s(
,nl4 " PETyrsOg > o. ~
TI,IlH ssANG-@HgH gP htILLD'
u Joha Roberts, 81 R.gmsE' Arl'r'J Il
lsmo. ma-lin. Price a. nrS sdlrc7 sl ~"
July ,r-l|
To be pasrshsd Jsly soth. nss Pe'E,i sif'"
rs ern's. "a
In pterarsuon, = peck. TEsTAMEsf. ~ 80
" The Bible kooie,y; sgsie, 32Fao., anf =
viii BE- tssey To- delivery ~ adrtlrt q - = n
Price go per hundred ARR he aivli -
price VII he tle 10 per huldTsi, ,1l II * -
lv9 = pIHrfls -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-19
oND WINES AND LIQUORG.

N.Y. have 90 hnrf chcs srrrclt Of % nlcst o incs
NJ 40 eufrl imported is c1pay, which rii asu
I'll ar aHiirr q, rs Joe; hsye airaYl iod ufn re
yif 4, ne ar ss Nha isdifs supply Nemeefel vi
slsI.f sds can % %, 10 ga.ausssso sal thslr xssn
49, A
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-30

SOMETHING NEw.-The following propo-
sition has been introduced into the General
Assembly by Mr.. Grubb. 1t is calculated
to make county officers "look wild who
their Offices
WHEREAS, The fees paid to comfy officers
in many counties are exorbitant, owing to
the construction OF the laws by the coun-
ty commissioners in making the allow
ances TO said officers therefore
ResolUed, That the Committee on County
and Township Business be instructed to in
quire into the expediency of fixing by law
a specific salary to be paid to the county au-
ditor, county treasurer, sheriff, and the CLERK
of the Circuit and Common Pleas Courts,
for all public services by them performed,
the amount to be graded to the population
of the different counties. and that they have
leave to report by bill or otherwise.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-30

BggHThe Senate bill introduced by Mr..
Carnahan, having for its object the post
ponement of the sale of the valuable Cabi-
net of Dr. David Dale Owen, adv ertised to
take place the latter part of next month
has passed Senate and House. 1t passed the
latter body by 81 to 0. 1t will of course
receive the Governors approval. The bill
is amendatory OF the act for the settlement
Of decedents' Estates and is general in its
provisions. 1t provides that administrators
and executors may postpone the sale of the
personal property Of decedents until the
next ensuing term Of the Common Pleas
Court, and for a longer period by consent
of the Judge. But sales for payment of
debt shall not be deferred longer than six
mOnths.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-30

UNION BADGEs.-Our lelIow-citizens VII
LIAM E. HALLocK & Co. are now manufac-
turing in this place a very neat article Of n
Union badge which is ahead of anything Of
the kind we have yet seen. It is composed
OF the following features: An American
shield of silver plated metal, bearing thir-
teen longitudinal stripes and the word
Union across the upper portion. This
is furnished with pin, that it may he fast
ened 10 the coat or vest just back of the
shield are three strips of ribbon, red, white,
and blue, forming a rosette- The little EN-
cents each, and wholesale at 81 80 per doz-
en-. We doubt not they viii ego OFF like
hot cakes
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-30

HGy~ The soft pine flagstaff put up on
the State House, which broke when the at
tempt was made to raise the flag on it on
the 22d, has been replaced by a staff Of
hickory, which will compromise the strain
on it by bending but will not breah The
American flag now flies in triumph from
the Capitol of our State.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-30

BG George P. Buell., one Of the editors
of the Cincinnati Times, Il strong Douglas
Democrat, and fighting man If the worst
comes to the worst, declares himself en-
phaticalIy on the side of the Constitution,
the Union, aud the enforcement Of Tie Lars.
Good for George he will "back up his opin-
IONS" if necessary.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-30

Bsa.A number of oar Indiana exchanges
are in favor Of letting out the State Printing
and Binding to the lowest responsible bid
der. Amongst them are the indianapolis
American, Lafayette Journal, Madison
Courier, Fl Wayne Times, Corydou Argus,
and Richmond Broad Axe-all influential
papers. The Seymour Times was once ia
favor of the Contract system, but has re-
ceived new light on the subject. There are
large number Of Republicans inthe State
who understand the abuses under the pres
ent system, and will not be satisfied if the
General Assembly bIindIy adheres to it
against the interest of the treasury
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-30
CHE %tajSg 5ullrnal.
ENAuSYlLSE, IND.
WEDNESDAY, MoRNING.............JANUARY 80

The BORDER STATE REsoLUTIoNs.-Much is
now said about these resolutions, adopted by
q committee appointed by a meeting of
Congressman from the border States on the
4th of January-the second meeting
Mr.. Crittenden was chairman. The COM
mittee represented Maryland, Virginia,
Missouri, North Carolina, Texas, Kentucky
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Delaware, Arkansas
Pennsylvania, and New Jersey. If any
compromise be made between the two sec
tions, it will be on the basis of these border
state resolutions. Here they are in sub
stance, as given by telegraph on the 9th:
Recommending the repeal of all personal
liberty bills that the fugitive slave law be
amended for the preventing of kidnapping,
and so as to provide for the equalization OF
the Commissioner fees etc; that the con
stitution be so amended as 10 prohibit any
interference with slavery in any of the
States where it exists that Congress shall
not abolish slavery in the Southern dock
yards, arsenals, etc, nor in the District OF
Columbia, without the consent of Maryland,
and the consent of the inhabitants of the
District, nor without compensation that
Congress shall not interfere with the inter
State slave trade That there shall be n per
petual prohibition of the African slave
trade that line of SO degrees 30 minute;
shall be run through all the existing Terri
tory of the United States; that in all north
of the line, slavery shall be prohibited, and
that South of that line, neither Congress;
nor the Territorial legislatures shall hereaf-
ter pass any law abolishing, prohibiting, MOI
in any manner interfering with African
slavery and that when any Territory con
tanning a sufficient population for one mem
Der of Congress in an area of 60, 600 squar
miles, shall apply for admission as State
it shall be admitted with or without slave
ry as its Constitution may determine.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-30

MmTARY.-CoIs Drake, McCarty, Du-
mont, and H. S. Lane; Capl's Fitzgibbon,
McKinzie, Hayden, Bracken, and Evans !;
Lieut's Wallace, Rise, McBaker, Kelly,
Shank, Smith, Lord, and Pursell Sergeants
Gilmore and Kinds Privates Darnall, An
derson, Loucks, Mclaughlin, and Beck-all
unite in a call in the indianapolis papers
for a convention of those who served in the
War of 1872 and Mexican War, on the 22d
of February at 4 a. NJ, at the Capital, q to
make such an organization as may he deem
"a proper for their future. interests"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-30
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- On and after this day our establishment will
be conducted on the CASH PRINCIPLE In do
ing 80 We have much at heart the interest of ony
patrons as that OF ourselves. 1t will allow Us more
tnd to attend to our business and facilitate lis in
featuring department.. The time has come when
Verythlng must be produced at the lowest possible
rate, ana IN order 70 be able to carry this out and
let our customers derive its benefits (which shall be
done), We are compelled to adopt the CASH SYS-
TEN No one need be offended if refused credit,
as the rule will be invarabIe
JAM NAUTIER Il MARCONNIER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-30

LECTURE ON SPRITUALIsM.-A large audi
ence assembled in Marble Hall last night to
hear ;ture on Spiritualism from Miss
Laura E. A. DeForce. The lady is s good
speaker and understands her subject thor
oughly. She spoke over an hour. There
will be another lecture tonight at the same
place by Miss DeForce.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-30

WY REMovED.-The following in rela-
ton to the removal Of John c. Noble
editor of the Paducah Herald) from the
Post-ofIice at that place viii be found inter
esting, and ought to prove a warning to dis
unionists. The extract is taken from the
Washington correspondent of the Cincin-
natl Commercial;
Acting Postmaster-General King writes
to John C. Noble, Postmaster Of Paducah,
Kentucky, that the reason Of his removal
was he had announced himself deyoutly In
favor of disunion and it is not considered
prudent to retain in service OF the Govern
ment, men openly seeking its overthrow.
Noble was one of HoIt's appointments and
removed by him some weeks since. The
same rule is to be applied elsewhere. Ken
lucky disunionists, Breckenridge, Powell,
Stevenson, Burnett, &c, are taken aback by
the reluctant disposition Of The Legisla-
ture.
EEy~ See first page for the Presidents
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-30

DeapA grand Union Inauguration Ball
will be held in Washington On the night of
the 4th Of March. Gen. Scott viii head the
list Of managers, assisted by Commodore
Stewart, Gen. Wool and other prominent
officers Of the Army and Navy. Messrs.
Crittenden, Seward, Douglas and other
Senators, and distinguished citizens of each
State OF the thirty-four, are expected to
participate in the management. =
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-30

aEa-A telegraph line will be built in the
Spring from yincennes to Terre Haute along
the E. & c. r. R. This will connect us d.
rectly with Indianapolis and give Us two
connections with Cincinnati and the East
The probabilities of being cut of by accident
to lines will thus be lessened and the facili-
ties for getting news increased.