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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-26

FAREWELL
CALOMEL, BLUE PILL, QIuNINE.
OPIUM CHI,OROFoRM. AND ALCOHOL.

Railways Remedies combine s that required FOR the pnrg
ton publication, regua nvig ration, and hamonzaiion OF
all the organs OF the human body.
RADwAYs READY RELIEF taken preventive, fortunes the
frame against influences Of bad air bad DAMP sudden
changes Of temperature and species inf eton Gains
the hroeI Of oil still the Taken at he frat outset
any alone Administered later suipends The
disorder and affords opportunity for the other remedies to ex
ercise their bt nlgn influence
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-26

TBR CAPITOL SQUtRE was throrgei With @aieS' gen
tlemen aud children, Yesterday siiernoor viewing TIE
dririrc ofthe several newly organzed computes.
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IMPORTANT TO PARENTS.

Every should keep supply Of RadEays Ready Relief
constantly In the house II not only bu; will ward stacks
Of Fever and aue Group InAGen1a fore Throat Small POx
Ecset Fever Typhoid Fever and other malignant diseases and
In OF Rheumatism Neuralgia Oranp Pans, Aches and
other infras app alton Of the Ready Relief externally or
taspoonful 10 little water dnk vii stop the most excru-
tlsilng pains in frCm Eve to ff zen minutes
In attacks Of Group Dip herso Sore Throat plague
Railways Ready Relief will always life and quickly cure the
patient
For WORMS there medication qack dose Of Railways
Ready Relief.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-26

NEW 81 AL Ems
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION.
Usually cautious there great confidence to be placed
A RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.
NEW ORLEANS TRUE DELTA.
here seems for thin or gray HAIR now that
the celebrated hKNsRkErs IsnTABk HAa can be
had"
CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER.
"ben peope can protect their Hair from the tetae mark, Of
age when they luxuse In glossy black locks 81 advanced
black auburn when Hair be made 10 grow upon
had heads: when all this be DONE any
,a what viii do t. HEiAsrREETD HAIR RESTORATIVE will
do This Ba Restorative Is beyond peradvenure the best
thing Of the Kind invented The possession
regard wonderful preparation In unquaHsd
recommending IT,"
ST. LOT fs REPUBLICAN.
"Many Of f ' in Ct Louis speaking In glowins
terms Of this Article"
CAIlt0 CITY GAZETTE.
nconpsrsby excellent preparation for the Restoration Of
GRAY Hair It's original COLOR TO preserve Hair falling
and 70 cure badness sale at Humphrey Browns in this
cty The evidence that this Restorative Is humbug
sve Testimonials that effect be found In almost every pa-
per in the country"
SOUTH WESTERN BAPTIST.
"Leave dyes sone and only relaJs Restorative Ike
Helmsreet's Inlmitable
W. L HAGAN CO., Propretors, Troy N z
FIsHKa SHEPPARD, Agents. ieo-dAw3m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-26

Cor. FAUSrtKsoY.-This gallant officer, OF the army
Of the late United States, is his return to Yir-
pi, bis native State teader his services, in person
10 the Governor. In ANTICIPATION OF the condition If
sf,rs which bss arisen Col f. filed With the Governor
vses ago tender Of bis services when yer they might
be required he was sent 10 the far West by The War
Dep.r,ment las, year and has since been ord red to
c, II ornia. but having resigned hia ohee, is roS
rg.,s TO Old Virginia aad may be expected In Richmond
in few DAYS.
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CITY ITEMS.

Plant CosS-PLANr CoRN.-ln view Of the troubles
hich surround the South and which may not be soon
s.reed We advise all our planting friends in Virginia
and the neiphborug States 10 make large por-
ton Of their crops for the preset season NOE should
they forget thar meat is just as necessary end turn he
s,,soton 70 raising stock Of every description II we
IN. prcpare for IT, can without any serious nconve-
eoee feed our armies from orr own resources, without
tbe slightest dependence upon the Northern enemy
Armv provisions aud supplies secured, the southern
Statcs can stand out against the world in We do
not rcsr the fighting Datcril' OF these States. That
il slxavs on hard g. superabundance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-26

PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.
3RANDRETHs PILLS WARRANTED TO CURE FEVER AND
A6UE
The effect Of purgng with BRANDRETHs PILLS is TO restore
the health from what Il De suffering They
take all Impurities from the system and they have the same
expulsion mas poisonous vpor OF decsyed vege
Able indeed any poisonous exhaans breaed ty what
fact II the blood poisoned 1t is Impure, and lnpare
blood results n disease
BRANDRgTH'7 PILLS,
though Innocent bread they capable OF purifying the
blood and eurag disease So, they all KIDD Of fevers all
athas estsrr coyeness painful affections Of every kind
Price rs per box Sold by all respectable dealers IL ed
cines. mhl9-d&Wln
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MILITARY hooks.
wTsT 1 JOHNSTON, VI

Publish the
skmm,rs Drill and Bsyonst Exercise use' n the FreA
Arm) with the suggssons for Tie sodes 10 eerf;
compiled fnd transaec the TIRE the
fsie Of Virgin and the souih By Wilton CRY,
az" Company FRS Regiment NriniA Volunteers Tire Ryo
ret the weapon Of the brave" Profuisy Illustrated Pdcs
so cents
The Volunteers Hand Book-Cantsnng Abrs Of ar
does oe adapted 20 the the percfson nufi IN
squ'd and company sxeces nruL Of Arms Or Rh,men,
AID United 'taies army Regulations to paIadss htSiI
Inspections, Guard Mounting hc Ry Captain Jfn.y X
Lee OF the Prt Regmel Of ygiria Volunteer Irer %
Either Of the above sent free Of postage upen he
price
B-wek keep hand large collection OF MILITARY
BOOKS
eE-orders promptlv vtsrdst b. fdTess
WEST 4 JOHNSTON, pobiihsrs.
ap1o las Man IT.. Richuond, Va.
DOTATOBs.-Ihave hard and daily resolving yssssy
JIG white Mercer Early,
Deck Eyes, do
Dikemsns DO and
Peach Blow Potatoe, also
Fvset Potato Seed,
Beans and Black Ed rssA
wA general seytasnt Of Ihk 6rsestss an lsz hs sss
akhreoN ycNyf, Arcnl !"
neee esss u nSi INA
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p. w. MCKINNEY,

=. w. MCKINNEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
DRAcTIcEs in the Courts Of Buckingham Prince Edward and
Il Lppomattox.
Address. New Store Buckingham. Va no27-c6m
CONWAY ROBINSON and JAMES ALFRED
~ JONES have united Ia the practice Ct the chnoad
the Federal Courts and Court OF Appeals.
hR JOKES will practice Ia the Circuit Courts Richmond
o ty and Henrieo
Ais once Ia a: tia Of Franklin and 18th streets
apiS-c&dn
NEG.GEs W N'CFD 80 RsRB.-I wish to hire
~ 100 Negroes MkE AND BoYs for the remainder tho year.
10 work Railroad 10 North Carolina, principally between the
towns Of Charlotte and Rockingham and lies South and Yves. Of
D9nvlle, In hi, State.
Apply to WILLIAM g. PHILLIPS, OF Richmond or myself
Richmond Va, Mach 2st 1861 ROBERT HARVEY,
mh22--cH
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nOLLOCN,s RRMRDPT0s Nv. PERSIA AND CHPq.
MO THRAsH-Thsi emeiy h Confidently co ed q he pub
lie under the belief that Ia re shove -f.
superior any medicine which has hitherto been oifht
notice Of the uuny Ills vsiufbl medicine bas
persons city who thought t. be cura Prepared
aod sold by J. ICVhL,
ali CIR Main nd iOth st.eets
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SPECIAL notice.
100000 WORTH OF ELEGANT Day GOODS, AT AND BELOW
COST, FOR CASH ONLY, To CLOSE BUSINESS
In consequence Of the general financial arrangement through
the have determined to sell OF superior and
desirable stock Of
DRY GOODS,
great sacrifice to close business possible.
We offer this day article az prime cost, from OF
needles the richest silks brought to this country
Housekeeping Goods stock large and complete
consisting Of
Table Damask,
Linen sheengs,
Pillow Gaze Liners,
Towels, Huckabsok &c, &c.
Splendid assortment " elegant Dress Silks and oil the latest
styles OF English fabrics for ladies chIdrens
dresses, for Spring. Winter and Summer.
Embf oieries, Hosiery,
Gloves and Handkerchief,
shawls, Closks and Nantes,
shrings, sheeings, Flannels and Blankets, OF
every description,
Irish Linens and Diapers,
Bombaziprs and Black hlpacas
goods for servants winter clothing
Purchasers Invited 10 call and for themselves
A. X. Packer CO.,
No 143 Main street. EaVe Square
HB-A peesons indebted will please ell and settle their
accounts without delay enger ndgg will not be gwen
mh5 A. K.P 4 co.
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AN oR0INANcR CONCERNING THE GOOD

Z UItUHNANNB NVNNbttNtNU 4 NE UOVD
a ORDEg OF 1HE CITY OF RIOHN0ND.
Passed April 22l, ls6
B. Ordained by ts C0uncio Of he ty ct Richmond That
every Hotel Keeper Keepers OF Restaurants Keepers Of Lager
Beer lions or Of any places In which ardent spirits porter
od gyel away sA close his bar every eve
ming 10 O'Clock
Mayor day shall be considered separate
offence.
This Ordnance shall 20 into force from Its passage.
swiftly THos LAWSON @. OR.
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DOGGETT IL Anderson,
GOVERNOR STREET

n receiving TO- the Pail Trade carpsis. on Cloths Maj
a unp Curtain 6,oda Cornic And Dands window ghsla
Paper Hannnu curlsd Hair and Nos Cor GALS q lev phs
oslpss otsn Beds and Mstrsnm nsds 70 erd9 y hs -
ss:; s'sslaaeae dnsIs Hsas sss''V y VEss.ss
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NOTHfC
rCAvls WANTED.

HAVE this Day dated ar RlCD sALV my agent 70 car
~ on Bkpg and Grocery Business In the county OF Hem
rico, 70 bug snd sell fer cSSh only. ,
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CRISTADORO's HAIR DYE
ana ine
ONLY DYE

Por all who desire TO have The color Of their hair changed With
safety certainty and rspdy, any shade they dere Man
uacturedb by CHRsTAD0aO Asor House. New York. sold
everywhere and applied by all Hair Drsssers mhlsdtwlm
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SOUTHERN MANUFACTORY OF
Boots and Shoes.
NV, the underigned would be pleased the country
w merchants, visiting the city, call upon u.s.
prepared to furnish them with DDS Of manufacture
a. low price ashley be procured here elsewhere
We earnestly wish that the manufacturing tusns the line
OF Boots and shoesmay be much increased and that
Fohmond may be Justify us In employ
lO) hands but do hope the day distant
thus. ALEX HILL A CO.
Manufacturers and Importers OF
Boots and shoes, No. 1917
apl5 Main Street. Richmond, Va.
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TELEGRA1GS-

TIE SEVENTH REGIMENT IN WASHINGTON
COMMUNICATION OPEN BY way OF ANNAP-
OILS
ALEXANDRIA, April 25.-The Seventh Regiment, of
New York have arrived 10 Washington from Annapolis.
The railroad from Washington to AM snoT open
and guarded BY troops.
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wM. II. RICHARDSON, Adi't

A ORDINANCE CONCERNING SUSPICIOUS
II CHARACTERS
Passed April 22d, ISL
Be Ordained ~ The C0uHeQ Cf Hs city Of Rctmcf, That
any believes supee5 the ely Of enter
aiming having expressed sentiments hat render such erson
Suspicious unsafe remain n the city, L snail be he day 10
ni0rrn the Mayor OF L.
That az be tie duty q the Mayo TO have such person 50
Inspected brought before him by otherwise and have
such person te guilty there good to
believe Ch pers does CDrain Cpupu5 such person
han be deaf With as ysgc,nt person OF evil fame
shall be q duly o. The Mayor 70 suppress ald put down
alt Committees Vigilance Safety, COLLECTION Of
WIZ, without authority, threaten any person who
be SUSPECTED Is Rforesa ..
This Ordnance shah 20 int force from its passage.
,pa4-1v TH0s LAWSON, @. O. R.
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XJTANTED number Of for use 10 and around ths city
w will please a. the 1rapsporta
ton office In the Custom House. T. ECkLEN,
.p28-u TT. Master Va Vols.
DOUHLE BARREL GUNS have stll few ing
lh double Guns Of ~ Inportation which Of
Ter AZ cid prices Te .Gsrks In Of the daily papers Of the
city o. THU morning In the Local Column In reference to an
enormous advance Implements does not apply to
having In no Instance charged fsrthlrgs advance.
O :. CLINTON,
sp94 Importer o: hardware, Il Main St
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nECrURR FSAuES.-we keep constantly varied
NJ iss s9tus a and square, pai1 ana crrsreen-
a. fsre ana win make orde any desired re II orders
entrusted % u vi" ~ WIN sATTIER CO..
~, I4a u n street.
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NOTkEE.

CAPTAINS OF Volunteer Companies throughout the stae
~ respectfully informed thai the Coms toner's appointed
by law for the purpose obtaining
contracts for these Items and last they delivered al this
post they Issued Immediately according to priority Of date
Of orders CHARLES DlMAoCK,
Captain and Superintendent Armory.
Richmond. Va, January Z, 1861. jaiO-G
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AfRS. PHILIP MAYO will reopen her sCHC@L 81
VI Sycamore Church. 18th street. between Bread and Hs
shall the Ts Monday In October Sac will receive few EmG
boys. Terms $50 per session OF months iyls-n
WAS g OMITTED TO THE JAIL o. THE CITY OF
~ RTClSo.D, the first day Of september, 1862
way MARY HOLME' who represented herself At that time
belonging John Marshall Of the county o Geslorer since
hen she claims 10 be free She "a quite black ;EeI;,
old Eve feet six inches high and portion OF her mont etl
ouvss well dressed when committed and has good supply
clothing.
Her owner she has requested TO forward
property pay charges eEd take her away erwe she viii be
iwelt with Is tie Law directs.
THOMAS Z. DUDLEY,
mh2-6w Sergeant and Jaor Of the CITY OF Richnorl.
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Lordan.s Rockbridge Alum Watcr.

JOrdan's R0TkbriGge Alum Water.
gF,HE Immediately adjoining celebrated
4 RocsbdRe Alum SPRING. have been ntly engaged in
searching medicinal water above the sad Spr.gs III
result Is that they have found Alum Water shout hundred
and hy yards the said and In the hill from
which they fully equal IN the ichnes sad abundance OF
mineral Ingredients Of hen The annexed letter nom Ma
jor Vim Gihaa Professor Of Chemistry at the Virginia Ml
Institute gives careful and analysis OF the above water
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
LEXINGTON, Va March 10th, 1859
JANIS W. JoaDoS, Esq:
Dear Sir: very carefully snalyIed the sample Of Alum
Water you time since, and Cad gallon Of 1t 20
contain
OF Silica 1870 grains.
or snlphate Of Alumlpa, $3.50 grains.
or DO OF nagnesIs, 4 $50 grains.
or do ofLm,, 9cs gTaIs.
or do Of PTotorde Of Iron, s.;ss Jslnl
OF do Of rctash, 0 Cjs grains
or Free SulphuTic Acid S,soS grains.
Chloride Of Sodlum in email quantity but net determined
Orgauc matter not detem mined
BY copsrnZ this Analysis With the Published analysis OF the
Sorkdse Alum WsteT viii perceive that all OF the eaGr
constituents Of the latter present Ia you and that
whe the numbers expressing the portions different these
differences greater exists between the waters and
g. Of the Roekbrdge The wate esteDtsy The
and have dubi In the Of diseaes will b.
und 10 bey caciou the celebrated waters OF he
Roekb' idge Alum. Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
WV. GILLIAN.
eF-An orders for the above be addressed to
JOIISgTON A Drugg
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CEGARS, CIGAgS.-Aans assortment o. SyIss Ar'
80 10 ''N--' ~ ~ No Ga Main Street.
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Comprising Gosets, ienolsrs, "'s ssi
tT ChAnpagael Lsnoasdss Ale aud Lsser Beer SsSss "a
vs Nnger bowls Glass JIrs Pickle stands syr-
Tubes Tampa pa CELLARS Fsh Globes &e or "a - w VnA
ana Hsuse fernishing store u TEos A. bOLN.at W,
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Fran Washington,

WASHINGTON, March i2.-The President to-.
day nominated to the Senate Cassius Nj. Clay
for Minister to SPAIN and Thomas Corwin for
Minister to Mexico.
The latter Is considered the most important
mission under the government mt this time, In
view of the territorial expansion question, as
connected with the Confederated States.
The President to-day nominated Rufus Hos
mer Consul ut Frank the Main, Archi-
bald Williams as District Judge Of Kansas. aud
VIM. i. Dole as Commissioner Of Indian AZ
fairs, and were confirmed by the Senate to-
day.
Other nominations were referred.
Inquiry ut the proper quarter warrants the
assertion that no order has yet been issued with
reference to the evacuation Of Fort Sumter.
At Secretary Chase's request George liar-
rington, Chief Clerk of the Treasury under Mr..
Corwin, entered to-day, temporarily, upon the
discharge Of the duties of the Assistant Secre-
taryship.
The municipal authorities to-day presented
Mr.. Crittenden with copy OF the joint resolu-
edging the honor, Mr.. Crttenden said he
should retire iron public life with full conf
dcnce that the nation will soon come out Of Its
struggles aud he able to lJok back with JOY
upon the dangers which have cemented them
more firmly together.
The Armstrong court martial organized to-
day.
Gentlemen In prominent positions confident.
~ assert that Fort Sumter will be abandoned
In obedience to the peremptory opinion Of Gen.
Scott. Some say IL will be done next Monday.
This information, however, is not official.
The report prevails th 4 Mr.. Crittenden will
almost certainly be nominated for the Supreme
Bench.
What the Southern Commissioners have done
so tar has been informal aud in the direction Of
peace.
A contract had been closed for the removal
of the Butterfed company To the central route,
with daily Sundays included) service from
ST. Louis to Placeryille, CAL, In III days, also
q pony express tire, times week In eight
days. the service to commence on the 18th Of
June.
The contract was signed to-day and the over
land mail is discontinued until the establish
ment of the central service.
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SnIroRIAL CORRESPONDENTS
WASHINGTON, March II. 1861.


The report Is, and presume there :
foundation Tor ii, that orders have been sN'
en- from the War Department Tor the e'"eu'
alton Of Fort Sumter. 1t Is said that the
necessity for this WIS unavoidable. Major
Andcrson's provisions were nearly out wool
NJ, ,one. and that no could not have been re-
inc,rccd without land force cooperating
with the sea force OF not less than 10000
men, and that Congress having adjourned
without passing the necessary legislation to
empower the President to obtain troops and
pay them, there was an utter imPossibility
in reinforcing the gallant Major. The Nar
Of this evening does not credit the report
but we think there is good reason to think II
correct.
The Inieiligaoer Of this morning argues
that the retention of Fort Sumter and Fort
Pickeus are both questions rather Of so call
ed honor than OF public safety. and that the
new administration might. by taking Priori-
~ in the way Of Cancellation, do infinitely
more to consolidate its power, than by pas
siyely awaiting the progress OF events with
N heart for any fate. l.. o. c.
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les and devious ways. we are ready to be In
itiated either bv coercive or psass able means
when the season shall again offer.
Yours, &C.,

II The Philadelphia Press says that
Northern shipmasters act in cowardly
manner on entering Charleston Harbor. 1t
saws. :" Vessels from the Middle and East
ern States uniformly pass beneath the walls
Of Sumter, and the garrison Of that strong
hold throng to the walls aud frequently
cheer the scameu. In no case have vessels
run up the American nis, respondent TO
Major Anderson's greeting. In one case a
Philadelphia crew yentured to exhibit tho
flag upon deck, but the captain oil the YES
sci threatened to shoot any man who lifted
the stars and stripes 50 that the enemy could
behold them. In the town, seamen and
deck hands are subject to persistent espion'
age on the part Of all the inhabitants. Each
man and boy carries military cap, and the
insOlcpcc Of these paper soldiers is initiated
even by tho children.
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KIrrERY. Mar. IL, 1866

DEAR JouRSAL:-To-day the voters OF Kit
terry indicated how far they were prone tc
recedc from their position taken in Noyem'
Der, by elccting by about 81 majority the
following Republican Board ofTown Officers
for the ensuing year, viz
MIoderator-John l.. Lawrence.
Town Clcrk-John Rodgers.
Sclcctmon-James Philbrick, Joshua ii.
Sanborn. Joseph Frisbcc.
Treasurcr-Jos. ID. Parker.
Town Agent-Warrington Paul.
School Committec-D. NJ. Shapleish,
Howard Cults.
The vote was quito full on both sides, and
a fair test. Ii shows gain Of about 5O
since November. We only wish to show
that we knew what we were about when We
voted for "Old Abe" Yours, &c.
PEPPERELL.
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A Little Plain Ia X.

The hatcher tMiss.) Courier. of recent date.
has vigorous leader ON the new government,
from which We extract as follows -
1--WE say again, that the people are soyer-
eign. In our opinion they have not been al
lowed 10 ratify the secession ordinance. Their
Legislature has not ordered the additional tax
es. They have not been consulted rs to the
appointment OF their rulers. The constitution
made for them has not yet received their as
sent and VIC believe that no policy the South
may acquiesce in Is more dangerous to her
rights or interests, than the allowing her poll
ficians to assume the irresponsible control OF
her government.
II may be that the suppression Of such SEN
timents is judcious. IL may appear 80 To some.
We never, however, belonged to the number VI
those who weigh words in expediency's scale
We try to be right.
Thank God, the record OF our thoughts and
words, for fifteen years back, cannot be oblit-
Grated, even IL friends momentarily forget IL,
or foes try to c. mccall II. II stands, and hum
BILE as 1t may be. il will outliye oblvquy, de-
traction. or miserable spite
Some there are, who either will not or cannot
perceive the distinction between the acceptance
of an accomplished thing and the laudation Of
the mode, the manner, aud instrument OF its
accomplishment. Hence, they set down one
who will not praise these last, rs refusing to
accept the first. For ourselves We accept the
revolution we acquiesce In Its results We
support the Southern C6nfederacy but the
more ON this very account, we are justified In
our disapproyal of the hate with which II was
brought about the motives Of It's orignators
aud the appointment TO control 1t OF men who
prccipitated IL. We shall neither surrender the
peoples rights, nor indulge in any special adj
miration for jeff Davis"