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Q. 6mn1e.
q nteritentf6e Seacbriebten

New<gorf, IS. Desbr, SIN SpttaI
in Wurt NpYal, 0etern traf Elm gaur
meilter 1pl, sort Jtoyal bier eth, beauftra9t, Ell
nen Guntraft CUR grbannng zines Gpital8 Far
@eneral Sbermnn's Dipiiion in 4ert 9ipYal at
juIdlieeen uno ben 8au 3t Ieiten. Das Spital
miro bier cunltrnirt unb ousgefubrt, merauf bic
e~tn3elnen Sbetle per @GtF nod Dem 9rt ibrer
8eltimman8 9eIAaFt unp bort 3uiammen9elebt
treroen. DIS Spital Ipa 9erauuis geitug lein,
UNI 300 Dattenten bartu untersubrtnoeit. g 4s. i7'
New- Nprt, Is. Deg. 0eneral Bnrtz
Fbe's 6lcttenerpeDttiun. @rcBartige 8urbereiz
tiineen. DIE 9tIltungen SIT Der expedition III,
ter General 8urnlpe perben NIT einem Offer
iab In etreHt iUlden MaBtabe b~etrteben, paB
man gu Der Nnnabme bere6ttet lit, bieielbe !perbe
ibrer grr9an9esin an BAIL Der G9tffe, Starfe
Der Oeannfhaft uno Gpatanbt9feit Der 9lnSra-
flung nt6t otel taGfeben.
General 8urn(be's NttaGe's, fpwie Dte @aea-
ten Deg &rte~gsmintRertamS liao Sag unb No9t
beIdaft9t. qH1
So fno aipar mod nt9tr ale Sdife, peIGs gu
otr expedition Sermenpet perben lollen, gertietGet
Oper 9etauft, bod nebnien Deren lGpn Is bic ID
Intn beltintnten 2aoungen an 0eIhab, Munittou
unD DrpStant elm. Gs (in0 parltnter 9reBeD DAM
pier, @esetl6ife, 5tub6epte, tpeIde gum @eepienae
ala9ebaut tutrpen, un0 20 0rppeler uebft elmer
anaabl Q~aneunsabopte l,ap ,nebrere l6pimmen~
De 8atterteeu.
Mrref g apt @weenp'e. Der ct.
9Outs 9lspublicon iprtdt f8 Isbr biGisenb aber
ben NrreEt BON Gapt. SpeeiaD ul,b fetner 8anoe
ans nno bpft, DaB btes nasr Der erlfe SGritt Al
elmer es9Srtssm Saubsruns Des 2aubes son alten
ipl6sn Iarpoears lsin perpe. IS jpare aud
e9r winiaenspertb, penit Die gefsble bes Sen.
5aGed be3t9lt9 Gleprslalien fir unbilpen, bte
man lopale garget erfd9ren laBt, nit @trenae
Omrb9efRbrt verbeRs ~
General Stermanw abnfimnia.
OaS y Scurnal Of Commerce" ma4t Die GBerrds
l9enoe Mittbeilun9, Dag Gen. Gberman letnes
%SOmmanpO's entiest ipOrpea iei, neil bic aerste
TIN fur ipabniant9 erflaren. Seine tpQe 9lrt
'nn0 2estfe Der ~3aeefaDru n9 in &entufg ,tlnb
nsuerptn9s rie unoetltanbtgrn NaEreeeln, Die er
al5 Srt9aoe-G General Ia NtIourt anCrDnete uao
Die 70 ttaales traren, baB feline llntereebensn li,
@sl9eFte4 le aus3nfabren, rsGtfertigen aaer-
btn98 oteie Nnl9t.
Oas B0mbarbement Set Tprt
Ytdens' Die uprpeipYuee Mprniag 9rebs
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meremarstee 8efsbruneen.
6aIled nub 6nnter.

Sailed nnD Dunter.
1G8 aiebt cine YbitclOp0ie ber @rei9ni1e, bic
auA ~ ben 8ltnoelen unp Serlodtefen Iprt6t
unp 0unper BON 8ete9run9el pirtt. Dies lebes
mir iebt BET Der a6erntalieen Heberf lutbun9 ees
Staates MtNpuri purd> Die 8ebellen. IS ipar
tefauntlt9 3esteruuespUltttt Sremunt ge9eniter,
gerape pa6 gessnttetl BON ale Dem gu tb1r', 'pas
er untetnommsn. Sn 6ol8e pappn muBte alip
unlere Mrmee naA 6reapnt's NbIsbun9 In
Sprinaftslb NngeiGts bes 8etnpes plGbli9 &ebrt
maAen unD In Gilmdrl@en ouf Der Sla6t na9
Se6alta unb 0pla 3urIdmarlbiren. get4t etas
NAL Die Slage, unO 0aScpnapezliuien tpiirDen
ee6alten. Die RalAbeit reS 0ad5u9ss aber be-
rtes, mas In Sprtnefelp pbneoies rnlfE9tar
mar, bag man Nm pem Seinoe uabe tpubte nne
iegt cine @erfpl9ung furGtete. SerfCl9te ober
Der 6etao aud ntdt, 70 folgte ct ppd, raubte,
tries Die llniDnsleute aus unb perlldte gu retru~
tiren. - Na9pem Briee ftG tebt am Sia9e fet'
aelebl, 1heint pie8 bpd, lelblt 6alIeG sa arg, uno
e. fol- plSbtth belHlo1en baben, ltni3uteBren uno
pieoer In Srernpnt5 G1Btapfen 5u tretea. go
wenialens melpete friher Der 1tets ppblunterz
rtdtfte Gurre1ppnOeut peS v@tnc, Gnquirer" unp
bert6tet lest Der g8url. (Soiua) 5aptesf4 mel
der aaalein Elm pollfdnpi9es Sperattpnspro+
aramnt otebt, ppna9 6untsr BON 2e~asenportb
at fommen bate, un 9rtce'5 GtnutarIn na&
RanIds gu bese9nert, NabCto ppn Tp(la mad
Sprtn8feio marldirte, un bert zen Be9 mad,
Nrfanlas 3u perlseen, nno Nope (ber lhun 0ils
terauortiere beiUgen Goben ie0te) BON Sebalia
aus auf 0arla W ST 3tebsa ipllrpe1 nm bort Den
iSloae 3u paliIren unp 9eraoe etf Drtce le85ar
9eben. 81 9laubt man i'm eth5lIldttfbet ,tnp
MliGpurt ned sinsnal suriGju9epintlea. = Cine
%anesre, fat nod mertwtrOisere 8efebran8 TT Die
son Sumter, Dem NifSu9smanue u,O Bigger
Ifaraer. DfrIelGe BAT ndrtli6, tpte mir fitrBltd
nod 3~tpeifelnp auOeateten, tpirfli@ foI9enssO rpre
erlafen; e .e.s
Sauptquartier Department. Ganlas.
Sort 2~eabeupVrt9, 2. Dss. asa
Nn Die 8rutste Bon @latte @ttg, SIC,
Oa tA erFabrsn, Dap Durf eIitet Getelen
bGupt(tng glamens @jnrbDu ale Nrten Ssn Ges
palttbati9teiten 9e9en llnipaslsute BET Sbneu
Iperubt pereen, 70 beuerte in Sbren biertntt, pab
renn Sie iGn ni1t innerbalb 10 Ga8en er9rei
fn uno Eaer auslitfern pber aus Dlatte Counts
ssrtreiben, ib cine 9eait9enoe W1a@t i4idea
werDe nit Dem 8efebIe, SIRE gtapt in Nlbe gu
leeen, jepes 5aus zines 5e5eIipai1en i'm Counts
ntepersubreunen unb ebeu Neger aus
sufnbren. Nltt Der Qusfahrung irerbe tG
6 Of. SenntfOn teaaftra9sa. Dies gilt
namentltA Den naGfol9enp te3eiAnetea Sesel
Fsnifen &C. &C.
Q. Sumter,
cp~mtnanptrenper Generalmaior.
La revolution marche. (W. b.. gS.9
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9elearapbtfAs Raebrtebtets.
t8fetfar ben Baltimore 8ses
stnfunft Ses Dampfers

1Il931 gGtrppa" IN paltfar.
'gSt9ttee NcaAri6ten SOn Gn8lanb.
Grcfer 2Grm tpeeen Der S1iben nnS
@fafon MTaire.
Gin epefbcntrG9er an 9oro &DonS nit
Der 9Setfnno, bic amsltefermn9 Der
O%efausenen gu Ser1aneen.
5aItfar, IS. Des. Die europa" fam
1erte nit NatbriGtsn pen 2iDsrpopl bts gum 80.
Jloo, unp bun 2useastopn BIG 5unt 2. Oe3tr.
bier ait. Sic .par auf 8efeGl Der brittilden
0e0ieruna suriid 9ebaIten tpCrOen uno brin9t
etnen t0ntsIi9en 8pten nit Dspei4en fir 0srD
9npue+
Der vugpnpun Sblerpfr" pom L, Deg. IGreibt
,ittsr bic Sra lou nnD Sltbsu Nfatre: Die eng
llibe Steeierung serlargt pom DrGIipenten 9ius
coin unp DelTen Cabinet Die Sreigabe Der 1ibli-
9en @elauOtea. Sbre Naje(tat bttlt 9eltern
cine gsbeitns &atbstBung int SGlUB Btnpprat,
uro 3 Minilter, ipprrnter Der erlte 9orp Der No-
miralttat be9aben lid tn eiuem @rtra-B abu3ue
nod @tnolpr, nahoem lea 5tspr ether Cabinets
iibung In DEM 9alais bes Serb Nalmerltpn Bel.
E9snpbnt battst. 740Gin Spe3ialOepel9entraeer
1T NIT un1eren 8orperansen IN Serb 9Ypus Be-
|pr0ert sanD 9ebt heiIte mad 9leenstupn as. =
Da6 9ublifunt miro lmb bs9nigeu, tpent eS
|lpetB, pab bieie 5or0erun9en eine @ntldulpieune
lnp Die 3nrIdbria9ung Der beiOen @elanoten
unter Den Stbub Der britttiGen 6lasge burG Die,
pelde Ve 70 gepalttbatis nnp unsestliG aus
betli9en Nlpltrm eertlien bobsn, perlan-
gen. - ST fiet lppann NOD btnsu: ugBtr ieben
feline urlabe, tparum tie niGt an 8erD eiues
elielil9en gen,iraliaifes in New~gorf uOer
MaIbtngtpn Iel6it 3uridgebra6t tperben 1pllten,
g(neef9ts spn 10 uter II &rieesl9ifen, beren
|@jeeentpart TN @Utonae pas prableril6s @abi-
net tn gBa1btnstpn stfnlo btllOs MAIDEN piirDsn,
nile Der Erent burd bic Ranpnem uno Streitarte
ps San Sacintu irarD. SO 1T ni9t infer Geb.
|ler, tpenn e8 70 melt fommeu lplte. - Die 8or.
tereitunssn fir gerfdrtun9 Der 3ruppenmaAt
Iim Ganapa lfnp nod ni4t teenpet, bod tann ptes
Iim wenissn @tunofn selGeben, tinteroelen 1T
Elm arpBes S9if, Der nNielbourne" ensagtrt
tporSen unb tpirD Ioebea nit Nrmfrpng=& anc-
nsaa, 5000 GnfielozB uhlen, Mfunttipn unp Gurs
rGltben fir Die Nrmee IN Canada beIapen unp es
1T aiGt unm5gltA, bab eth pper stpst 8rieesl4ife
Del, yNlelbpurne" be9letten."
J. Der 9ptals Arttfet rer ItmeS BON 30. fa9t
Die GtelIuass Der f~SDeralen Staatsn bon Nmee
rita lit in jeber fummer3ielen 8e3tebuns Oeris'
lnteen Gbnlt9, lmslAe preuBen spr Dem 6rtnt'
! frifge itns eesetaber etnnabm. 9rfuBea batte
FssInen .feinbltaea &ariG pabrenp sptr etHeu
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Bon Seftuns MUnrpe.

Monroe, IA. De3. G5 fam beute feline
@arlameutar lasee bon NOrfolt unp cemjuful9e
audi feine wetteren glu9ridten iber Den Sranb
in @barleltpn.
Der Oampfer rSatnpiS" fam beute ern sort
8pYal an. DaS QcptenbUpt 81. Blunt" bon
Nep- gJorf mar bort ansetomnei. Die Grpebi.
ton na@ 6ernanDtna in Sluripa iuute lofort abb
9eben. = Der vSIinpi1" la9 am Dpnnfrta9
NaGt einen belen S@ein in Der 8egenb BON
@9arlelUu.
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gin,elmbeiten in gssas ani sas aaperi@iF neMmter.A

!; New,gprt, IA. Dssbr. Capt. 3owlanp
BON Der 8ri9s u5. IS. 8Owlanp", pel6e setern
8brmittag BON ct. E9umaS anfant, tbeilt fol-
ssnpe S9atlaAen in 8e3ug auf bic Gutpil9un9
bes 8apsrlGifes pSumter" spn Martinique. So
laeiat, RAP bas Ser. ct. &anunenbpot vSre>
quois" I'm .5afen BON Ct. 2bomas wartete, I'm
BON Der vDacOtab" abselSst gu wercen, ale Na9-
rtAt einstn9, paB pas &aperIdif Sumter" ii,
Dem Safen BON San Bierre, Sale Of Marttntque,
It'd beinbe, I'm Sprratbe etn3unebmen. 9r. 81,
gar, per amerif. Gpnl full In ct. 3hpmas, benads
rtGtiste Iofurt ben @pmmanbant pes u9rcqapis"
iber Die GbatlaAe unp erI u6te i'm, mad Wors
Unique SUr3uSebtn unb ben vSumtfr" absas
1bnttpen. Der vSrpqupts" ie9elte aueenblidli9
as naA Gan @ierre uno fam am 10. Soy. an.
Das SGif fubr In ben Safen uno mar i'm ge-
9rif, einige 20 JuB pom oSumttr" 5a antern,
ais eth Sfi3ier eri&ien ,inp Dem GpmnanOeur
mittbetlte, DAP er, trenn er pa antere, "a Stun
ben i'm 9afen bleiben maie, na@otm Der y Sum-
ter" abgefabren let. Der uSrcquci5" stns oars
.auf aus bent 9afen unb freu3te mebrere Sage
Dor Dem @iu9an9e. un ben &aperer 3u bepaGen.
Der fran3DliGe Wpuserneur tbeilte III Der 3pig
|lden3ett Dem G~Ummanoanten nes Ser. ct. S9ifs
fec nit, eaB ietn Gerfabren lstnem @unsernes
ment anfSBt9 fet rtb bag bas S9if 1 9saeue
bon Der Suite e%atfsrnt kleiken mihe, @tnGRand,
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Cine GGblacbt in s8ehsSirsinien. Ser &ebellens
General SuDnfpm eefhlasen.

Stnctnnatt, TO, DEG. gine Spejtal.
Dspel6e BON Gbeat Wpuntnin beri9tet
@slttrn fanO bic beiBslte unD am bslten buras
sefoAtene galadt bet NlesbanY Camp In 90
cabOntas County tatt. sic bauerte BON fritb
Mprsens Bis UNI 3 ubr Nadmitta9s unp Die
&sbelen, pelAe BON Sen, Spbnlpn spn Georgia
purDen, S~erlpren 200 Manm, mo-
rupter Elm MajOr unp siele anOere Sff3iere utp
segen 80 0efanssne. l1nlere Sruppen l%tanpet
anter 8efebl BON Gen. WfilrpY. Infer @erlult
betrast ntAt i6er 80 Niamn. Sen. Sobnfpn
llblt erbtelt etnen S9uB in ben @iunp ino TT
l2per, aber ni6t 9efabrliG, pertpanpet. Das
II. Georgia Nesiment lit am meiIten. Die
9teteOen iraren an 1000 @lann fart unO lcben,
lfe ibr Eager in Sranp Setedt batten,
,,a1 Stoantpn gu.
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Die enrOp. csad5rie6teuim mafbinstOn.

8afbtngtpn; Is. De3.alD Die NaArid-
ten Der europa" rerDen bter alentbal6en lebs
BAIT pisfitirt, ma9eu aber nur3 ipenis Gtnorad
auf Dsl 9ralpenten rnp iein @abinet, ipel6es,
trUgpem es feline 3erUitrfni0e NIT @nslanO
tutinlGt rubts Dem Gsrlauf Ger Begebenbeiten
ent9ssenlie9t. afe qaa
Baultner fam beate bier an uuO sebt mOr9en
nab NtGmonO. 1.1 3Ai8 Bad eiu tIi5t %.
@eor9s %. Sones, Der fribete Ser ct. @e.
Ianete bon gep Granada TT bier a%n9etOmmen
unp, BAT pie .6reanplAafts-g erli9sruns bes Ord
Foenten iener 9ttpublif ntlt8ebradt. rnd
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Cine @afaAt in &cntmcfD in Mus1f6t

9~outsDtlle, IS. De3. Gin GprrelpOn
bent ces v9puiSotle @nattrer" I6reibt unter'ln
IA: D., baB Der 9. ct. Gen. Sobn1on nit 15.-
900 otf Der, NorDIeite oes Green 0ltper laebe
unb Geit. gfpplean fIb NIT Jpn p~ereintgen tpiro.
Cine enOefe 8vtgaoe ltebt Bel Mumfor0spi(e. 3
Sen. 8ufneg tat ole Nnb6ben ieRleits be8
@reen 9liser NIT $4,000 Maun beleBt, UNI uns
lerer Nrmee ben llsber9ang frettt9 3u MAIDEN,
Sen, Slcmas Otstlipn serla9t bur@ cine
8espeguno an Der lintsn Statfe In gidner's
8uden gu selansen, uns Sen, Witael riidt auf
benz redbteH Slii8et Dor. :
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Epn Ser franioffdben %refe trirb geiitafi9fer,
Ois NeileaMna Der Graae nidlt u niGalidb.

9Unppn, 5. DEG. Der Son Der f%rat3Sits
l9en @refie Gnpert F6. Der Montteur meint,
bic GfsntltGe Metnuns in ben Ser, Staaten lst
ietr ma9ttg, aber audi ie9r yeratperliA. Wan
lsle es abtparttn. Das Souraal fIugt btnSu,
Dap Die fran5Gfiae NrSierung NIT Der Nns
erternuue Der GUnfDbetattDn
nt9t tn Cite re f.- Nncere 8ldtter ia8ss
DalIelbe. es @ti $3.50 %ts88*
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COnsiIpatJon or Coafiyeo.

No one of the "many ills that flesh is heir 20" il 90
prevalent, so ic understood aud so much neglected a.
CostIvenes Often originating in careessness seden
tary habits, il is regarded sight di order of too it,
tie conFequcuce to excite auxety while in reality il e
precursor and companion of many OF the most fatal
and dangerous diseases, and upless carly eGadicated il
vii! bring the sufferer to an mt mely grave Among
the ghtcr evils OF which ccsveness j. the usual attend
aut, are Headache, Coic Rheumatism Fou Breath Piles
and others of ike nature while long train of .rghtfu
diseases, such ~ Malignant Fevers Assesses, Dysen
tery Diasrhos Apoplexy Epilepsy Paralysis Hysteria
Hypochondlasis, Melancholy aud Insanity first indicate
their presence in the system by this alarming symptom
Not unfrtquenly the diseases Damed originate n Const
paton but take on Independent existence unless the
cause Is eradca'cd in early stage. From all these
consideraiicy il follows that tie disorder should receive
immediate attention whenever It occurs, ond persOn
should neglect TO set boX of CepEslic Pills on the first
appearance Of the complaint their timely use viii ex-
pei the iGsious approaches of disease and destroy his
dangerous foe to human life.
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cs- HEADACHE i, the fayo,i,o sion bv which r.,r,

~ HEADAcns Is the avor!c sign by which nature
makes known auy deviation whaievr from the natural
stie OF the BRAIN and viewed 10 this light it ray be- look
ed on a. safeguard intended TO give notice of dsess
which might o:heraise escape attention I'LL too late to e
remediej and lis Indications should never be neglected
Headaches may bc classified under tvo names viz -
Sywp;omalic and idiopatiic Symp,ematc Headache is
exceedingly und s the pre- ursor of great VA.
rety oi diseases among which are Apcylexy, Com,
rheumatism, end all bre dsrases In its nervous fern
II is sympathetic Of disease Of the stomach constituting
sict hsafodS, Of hepatic DISEASE constituting billions
hea91he OF wofmS constipation and Other disorders ol
;De bowels, as well renal and uterine affections Dis
eases OF the heart very frequently attended with
Headaches; Anemia and PLETHORA also affections
which frequently occasion headache Idiopahc Head.
ache IS also very common being usually distinguished by
the name OF EeryOS hydd,cbc sometimes coming on sud
denly IN state OF apparently sound health and prOstrGt-
iGg at c2ce the meas and ph, seal energies and in ot-
er instances comes slowly hcralded by depression Of
spirits or acefby of temper 10 mos. instances The pain
in the ront of the dead over ore or both eyes and
sometimes provoking vomiting; under this c.ss may a
so be named Neuralgia.
For the treatment OF either class of Headache the Csph-
aic Pills have been found sure anl safe remedy, re-
leviug the mes, acute pains in few minutes and by is
subtle power eradeag the diseases of which Headache
Is tie unerrng index:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11
RICHMOND, MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY II, 1861

the Union shivered to atoms rather than make colces
sons For Gods sake, and for their country's sake
band little. He asked Of the South 10 do the
same Take his proposition, which wss without any
euuivocaon that Congress should prohibit slavery in
ali the territory north Of Sc 80 and that 10 oil south OF
that the people should determine for themselves whether
it should be free slave.
His republican friends charged him with having aban-
doned the principles which he elected bnt he
tended otherwise because the republican platform
opposed to the extension Of slavery.
Mr. Farnsworth asked if the gentleman when he made
the propositions was willing take all the responsibility
of esiaJiShimg slavery south Of the proposed line
Mr. Kellogg replied that he made the proposition with
the determination to all the legal and logical re-
sponsihlity He would asl if the gentleman meant to
establish slavery when he voted for the Lecompon
sure?
Mr.. Farnsworlh said he id it With the foresight that
the people would vote TO make Katsas free State.
Mr. Kellogg said the gentleman did not to do
what he did When he made proposition, he to
sand by il. He hoped the members would, before it
was too alc come forward and swear that the Union
shall be prcserved.
Mr. Smith, of n. c., obtained the floor, and spoke in
favor Of the CrttcnGcn propositions He did not know
certainly how North Carolna would determine 10 act
out he did know that before gentemen talked about
fighting aud the enorcrmento of the laws they had better
consider what they did. Noth Carolina and al ways
had been loyal but she would Lave her rights
Gr. Case Of lid, obtained the floor, and the House
adjourned Til p. NJ
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VIRGINIA LEGsFEATEYE.
a

SAgrRpAY, Feb. 9.h, 1860.
The Senate was called 10 order by Lieut.. Gov. Mon
rAGUS, at II o'clock, II.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. SEELY, Of the Second Baptist
Church.
communication was received from the House of
Delegates announcing the passage of certain bills, and
asking tie concurrence Of the Senate in the same.
LAID oS TIE TABLE,.
4 bill amending the charter OF the town of Bath in
Morgan county, was, on motion of Mr. ARM TR0NG,
laid on the table.
The House resolutions concerning tie establishment Of
line OF steamers between the cities CT Norfolk and
IIavre in France was on motion OF Mr.. DOUGLAS, laid
on the table.
bill to incorporate the American Agency Company,
was, on motion of Mr.. CLAIBORNE, laid the table.
rURcHASE or ARMS.
Mr.. DOUGLAS from minority Of the Committee
Military Atairs-thern not having been full attendance
reported bin ppp:opr;atng a Of money for the
purchase of certain ordinance and munitions of from
J L. Archer, OF Bologna Foundry, in this State 1t
read first time by its title.
MEMORIAL.
Mr.. CARRAWAY presented II memorial Of citizens Of
Princess Aune county, complaining Of the Norfolk Draw
Bridge az a nuisance.
RESOLUTIONS or INQUIRY.
By Mr.. SMITH, of Coz amending the 3Tth chapter
of the Code in relation to the sales OF dtrquen, lands
BY Mr.. NEWBEEN-0f reporting bill for more et-
fo;ualy preventing free negroes from other States from
whiting this State.
On motion of Mr.. THOMPSON, the Senate adjourned
to Monday.
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THE ATTACK on FoRG SUMTER -INTERCESSIoN

' NINTINIINN VVF. l'I31
W,suiNGlcv. F,b 9-Seyeral s'iuguished Virgin
ian, tee,apaed Gov PckeGs requesting him 10 oroear
,sssultug Fort Sumte-. TIE Governor replies thar he
wCud take iuo cousdJuion a suggestion IT IN tLeW
brt he ,,rll give 10 definite answer until he snail
esiye the Prt.idsnts co muuicaon aud ascertain the
grounds OF the hte refusal to eurrender Fert sumter
The ,eter cf Col Hsyucn rCoinder TO the Presidents
reply through the Sccre sry Of War; was not received oy
tht President until lfer the special message and accom-
n,,v.r lo.1,pcrts we're ycsier5sv ready for
sion 10 C.n-rsss Il the President had deemed
Iro2.r to answer the rouder, it. together with the
reply would have been Included in the documents
C5 Havue h.yiug eft the city early Yesterday morning
hi r,j iajer returned 10 him through the mall ac
dressed to Charleston, s @.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11
MISC ELLANEOCS.

TBE AHALGAsATIoS oY LASgUAGEs-Tbere is 2 grow
ing tendency in this age to appropriate the most
i've words OF other Languages aud after while to pcor
poraie them into our own thus the word Cephlc shcl
s iiom the Greek sisnifyiag og the bead il COW be
coming popalarz,d in connection with Mr. Spadinp1
great Headach' remedy but will soon be used 10
general way, and Tie word Cepbac III bccone ~
common as Eecrotype and many others whose dis.iuc
ton az foreign words has been sorn away BY common
usage until they seem native and to the manor born"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11

BRioGEr.-A!ssus wants you 10 send her box Of Cc.
ihaic Glue, no, bottle OF Prepared Pills-hut Pm
thuking that's not inst uaither but perhaps yen be
after knowing What is Ys sc she's nigh dead and
gone with the Sick Headache and wants some more OF
that relieved her before
Draq9i~L-fou must meen Spaldng's Ce phalic Pills
Bridgft Oca! sure row and you've scd il; heres
the quaFther and Civ me the Pills and don't be oil day
about it aither:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11
TIE LOAN BILL S!GXYD-IrS TR

W.sgIxsroX Fec. 9-The President has approved
and signed the Twenty i've Million Loan bill, "'l-H
el both Houses as Originally reported, With amenue e
UroyCiug that the isOm the loan authoiz by
be act 0t June lS6O, or 80 much as may be d, ,emed
ueyessa v shall be Piled 10 The redemp len OF ireasr-
~ Totes i,ued under the act OF last December and or
No other purpose.
The Secretary Of the Treasury is authorized 10 ex
G. ause 1t par tire bends Of the United States for said
Treasury notes legal interest and Shall no, be obliged
G, p. tae favorable bids provided for, un"'s
shall consider them ssnageoGs the Uai,ed Stat
nj anv p,r.il., of sid loan no. taken under the
vertisemeu he may again advertise, according to bis
Ciscre;ol
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11
a Real RleSslng.

Pysici@.-W'll, Mr.. Jones, how is that headache
Mrs. Jo"es.-Gone Doctor, I'll gone the pill you
sent cured me in just twenty minutes, and wish you
would send more 50 that can have them handy.
Pysicidn-Iou can gft them at any Druggists Call
for Cephaic Pills find they fail and | recon.
mend them in all cases of Headache
Mrs. Jones' shall send for box directly and sha
tell all my suffering friends, for they real blessing
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11

TWENTY Millions oy DOLLARS sAvED--Mr Spalding
has sold two millions Of bottles of his celrbtatrd Pre-
pared Glue, and il is estimated that each bottle saves al
least zen dollars worth Of broken furniture thus making
an aggregate of twenty millions OF dollars reclaimed
from total loss by this valuable invention Having made
his Glue household word, he proposes to do the
word st greater service 10y curing all the aching heads
with biz Cephac Pills. and they are as good ~ his
Glue, Headaches will vanish away like snow in July
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11

OVER EXCITEMENT, and the mental care and anxiety
incident to close attention to business study are
among the numerous causes Of Nervous Headache The
dsordered state OF mind and body incident to this dis
tressing complaint s fatal blow to all enc gy and am
biton. Sufferers by this disorder can always obtain
speedy relief from these distressing attacks by using ouC
OF the Cephalic Pills whenever the symptoms appear
1t qules the overtasked BRAIN and soohe, the strained
and arrng nerves ard reaxes the tension of the stom
ach which always accompanies and aggavates the dso
dered condition of the BRAIN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11

II Did you ever have the Sick Headache? Do you
remember the throbbng temples the feveed brow, tho
loathing and dgust at the sight of food. How toaly
unfit you for pleasure conversation or study One
of the Cephalc Pills would have relieved you from al
the suffering which you then experienced For ths snt
other purposes you should always have box Of them
hand to use occasion requires.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-11

GREAT DIscovERY.-Among the most important Of al
cred the system of vaccination for protection from Sma
Pox the Cephalic Pill for relief OF Headache and the
use OF Qunine for the prevention of Fevers either o.
which is sure specific, whose benefits will be experienc
ed by suffering humanity long after their discoverers
forgotten.