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New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-19

The ground on which the most moderate
S utheIn men are willing TO stay in the Union
with the Free States, is tersely stated in The
Journal of Commerce as follows:
At the Philadelphia antcoercOu meeting "Wednesday
nigh, banner displayed with the following inscriptions
"NO CIVIL WAR.
JUSTICE TO THE SOUTH
"EQUAL RIGHTS IN THR TERRIToRIss
This the whole ground IL ss platform OF principles
which all true national heartily ndorse There will be
10 union Of hearts and union of hands until these principles
prevail sId assented to at the North"
"No Civil War" here means total submission
10 the Mexican system of rebellion after elec-
tions. now inaugurated at the SOuth; it means
meeky allowing your flag to be fired on by
avowed rebels, the Government neither resentlng
nor Furnishing their crime; it means quietly sui
fering yOur citizens to be tarred, feathered, and
murdered by Southern mObs, because they are
suspected of being Republicans; it means tolerat-
irq treason on the part Of members Of the very
Cabinet of the President, and trucking to con-
spracy aiming TO seize the national capital, and
baugurate there revolutionary Executive. All
this, and nothing but this, is meant by the cry
of No Civil War, here set up by the advocates of
parties already pledged to each other to destroy
the Government, and actually engaged in making
q civil waT against il
The other articles of the proposed Compromise
mean simply that we must all consent to the
indefinite extension of Slavery in all the Terri
tories Of the Union, now and hereafter. With
this the traitors and conspirators will be content,
and Will agree to leave their conspiracy and
postpone their treason TIL it shall seem profitable
to repeat the experiment.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-19

In ,rts or on board hps The great aim and ooecs
Of this psn was 10 sau .esay eight mopthsto sw
peced conciison the part OF the Nor sne
the subencs Of angry feelings in the opposite quarter
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-19
To the Associated Press.


wAsHIsGros, Friday, Jan. l8, 1861.
The Senate in Executive Session to-day, were nearly
four hours on the nomination Of Mr.. Holt a. Secretary
of War, and was confirmed by 80 against l3 after
an exciting debate in which the SecessiOnists ardenty
participated.
The bill introduced by Mr.. Mexican Of New;fork,
lat Monday il to repeal the law making Charleston,
Georgetown and Beaufort in South Carolina, ports OF
entry Even in time Of peace it costs much more to
collect the at those ports than II amounts 10
Mr. McKeans desire is to stop the foreign trade and
send sufficient naval force there to blockade the
barborp and H. this view he is not alone.
Papefs in the South and hereabout publish the state
ment that Commodore Shubrick Of the Navy recently
died At Pendleton S. c.. but Mr. Shubrck is in Wash
ington to-day and well attending 10 business The Ma
val oicers at Pensacola Nayyl ard have been formally
detached, and are now waiting for orders.
Tie story about a personal encounter IN Executive
Session between Senators Wade and benjamin Is
sheer fabrication.
Gen. Harney has been challenged by late officer OF
the army. They are both in Washington.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-19

damus, forgetting that be mad the power to re-
wise an official error or fraud in his own De-
partment Mr.. Floyd left paper for the Pres
ident, dated the 18th of December, irtended to
justify his conduct in Oyerslaughing Gse attorney
Generals opinion, making this audacious award,
but he only exhibits his own completely with
nefarious Transaction
THE KANSAS ADMISSION BILL.
The Kansas bill passed the worst point to-day
in the defeat of Mr.. Green's amendment to after
the boundary, which contemplated the extensioH
of Nebraska as a future State.
THE PORT OF CHARLESTON.
The Collector of Charleston has rendered his
accounts to the 26th December, and paid over
the balance to the Sub Treasurer there. Drafts
will be made on the ub.Treasurer and Post
Offices in the South, to pay the Mail Contractors
for their services to the Department About two
millions and quarter were paid in the eight
Cotton States last year.
SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR.
Judge Greenwood Commissioner of Indian af-
fairs, will probably be nominated Secretary of
the Interior on Monday.
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
II is semi-oficially intimated that the Presi-
dent will veto the Pacific Railroad bill, on the
ground of the impoverished condition Of the
Treasury.
CONFIRMATION OF MIR. HOLT.
Mr.. Holt was trumphantly confirmed as Sec
retary of War after bitter and persistent oppo-
sition by the disunionists.. No charge was made
in any way affecting his character, ability or fit-
ness, but he was assailed for dschargng his
duty and refusing to join the conspirators to
overthrow the Government.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-19
COL. HAYNES COMMUNICATION.

Col. Hayne las not yet submitted bis PROPOSE
ton for the surrender Of FoIt Sumter in writing
to the President. having been admonished by the
oral communication what sort Of reply II would
b. likely 10 receive. His views and expectations
have been radically changed since reaching here,
and they are likely to be more modified before
he returna
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-11-20

NOTICE - hereby given thst By virtue
~ o! IN execution issued from The ~f6cr
Ut the clerk o! the Dubsis Common Pleas
snd Circuit Courts. and t. me directed. |
will offer for sale q pu lie auction 70 the
highest bidder. for cash in hand q The door
Of the court house ia Jasper, on
SATURDAY, Dec. 9Th. 1861.
between The hours prescribed BY lsw. the
rents and profits Tor seven yssrs q ne FOL
lowing described real estste, situated 10 Do
bois county, to-wif:
The south east quarter OF the south wesI
quarter Of section number "a. town one
south. range FIVE west. 40 sores more o.
lees. Also The following described persons
property, 10 wit: One lwo horse carriage
And on failure 10 realize the full amour
Of principal, interest and costs called Tor b.
said execution, l will u the same time and
place. and 10 like manner sell The lee sim
pie n said real estate.
Taken IN execution ~ the property o.
BAIL b. Edmons'on q the suit Of the Stsis
Of Indiana on relation Of Isabel Drinkhsu
Said sale will be made without any relic
whatever from valuation or spprsismen
lsws.
JOHN wEIKEL. Sheriff d. C.
r. Smith. r~Isiniiff . attorney.
Nov. 13, 1S61-3w - 80
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sBERfFrs SALE.

NOrlCE.s3hereby given ,h.t By virfne
- o. IN exe~cuiionssissu.d from The Office
81 The Clerk Of the Dasois Circui, c lurt snd
70 me- directed, ] will offer tor sale a. public
suction 10 the highest bidder. for each in
hand. al the toor Of the court house in Jas.
per, on
SATURDAY. December 7ih, 1861.
between the hours prescribed By law. the
rents ard profits for seven years, Of the iol-
loving deco BED real estate, situated 10 Du-
bois count, n viz:
Thc north halt Of The north esst quarter
Of ssc'ion four, in township No. south oil
range 3 west, containing 50 scrss of land.
And on failure 10 realize the full amount
81 principal interest and cost called Tor by
ssid execution. ] will a The same time and
place and IN like manner. sell The fee simple
Of said real estate.
Taken % the prop~rtv Of John Literal q
the suit Of Mshsly Literal.
Said sale will be made without any relief
whatever from W lns'ion or spprsismenl
laws.
JOHN WEI Ell. Sheriff d. C.
Al. Beckett. attorney Tor pl6.
Nov. IL. 1s6l-3w, 81 50
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give congratulate our readers upon The
discovery Of . sure cure Tor Rheums,ism
Gout aud NeuFslgis, end al Mercurisl Dis.
es.es. which i effected without the use d
i~n'ernaI medieines. which destroy the csr.
s%'iiu'i"n snd give temporary relief only. Ia
fac, !. . the only known remedy eifeeiing ,
perfect cure, and We feel warranted, IRON i,s
recommendation. IA calling the attention
Of the sfi'cied snd those having friends sui.
frri"g from Rheumatism. Gou,. Neur.igi.
cr The pernicio.s effects Of Mercury. 10 ihs
advertisements in On other column Of our Pc.
prof DIR. LeIsnd's Ami Rheumatic Band,
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NOTICE

8 hereby given shst the undersigned ~iIl
y spplv for license u the Dec term. 1861
Of the Dubois County Commissioner, under
the provisions Of IN oct entitled. An act 70
regulate and license the sale Of spisisuous
vinous. malt end other Intoxicating liquors.
The place Of ssle will BE- upon the premises
occupied BY him. the precise location Of
which is % follows: Lot No. 81. on south
aide Of the Public Square. IL the town o.
Jasper. Bsinbridge . wnship. Dubois county
Indians.
The citizens Of said township viii take
due notice thereof.
nov. 4. 1861 JOSEPH FREEDMAN.
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Any person sending rs five new
subscribers, and the money, will re-
ceive . copy Of the Courier for one
year, a. = present.
Subscribe for the jasper Courier.
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SURVEY NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given ihst I will pro-
~ coed with the County Surveyor or Du-
bois county. on The 25,h day Of November.
1861. 70 run the lines and determine the
boundaries n Sec. ~. r. 2, = r. 4 W.
The intermediate lines will also BE- run end
the corners thereof established. An psrsous
interested will take notice.
nov s-3~ PETER srRTEGLE.
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8 suth East corner Main snd Nc Donald Ste.
JAsrER. Ixp,
INFORMS he public -
Tn Of DuD.'s County md k
vicinity. ,hst h. j. nov
~ located IN his nee shnp. snd Il
pre- pared To exeeu'e ell the above kinds 81
work in : crri,ssbIe style. and on rsssons
bic terms Furniture Of ~ kinds kept on
NJ nd sud made tn o'i,s. Particular s'ien-
tic. given 10 turning. and o'd~rs solicited.
March 20 DIV
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Interesting Notice.

HAVING made my arrangements TO enter
~ Col. Scribnes's regiment Of volunteers,
now q New ALBANY, Il becomes necessary
for me to setiIe 40 my business. All per-
therefore. Who srs inde bsed 10 me arc
notified "a come snd settle their &C.
either with rash. produce o. notes,
~ The 18Th Of October. o. I will obliged .
force ss~ssIeEsnt ~ Isw.
Sept. Is-4s J.r. B. wIDMER, n. D.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-11-20
DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE y hsr~bs given skss shs under
~ siRssd, stmini>tr-tor ii The ssisss Of
wm Il Ssessn. deed. will sG>s fs . IL q
csb lie auction. q the late se.idsrcs " The
llscedeut, on
saturday. Dee. =. 1861.
III ~ HE p-rsansi psopsrv nos t.ken By
The widss. coa-issins e. Cattle. hegs. fsra
ing usensiis. and household aud Kitchen ius-
eiturs, &C.
Terms u ssie-Aii ssms o. three dollars
End under rssh in Rand; over &3 swelve
months credit wiii be given On purchsse'
giving note with approved serurisy. w~sisics
vsiussisn and sppssismsst Isss. and essr
ing inssvesi fr"m dsse
notlS sAM'L H. JACOBS. sdms.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-11-20

WANTED, Il this office = boy. be-
tween the ages Of IL and is. who can
read and white. "a learn the printing
business. Such u boy.:who will b.
steady, can have a gool Situation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-11-20

ADMlNIsTRA oH's SALE.

NOTICE il hrrroy vivrr Thar i,,' nrder--
Signed. sdmi"isrs'"r o me s-isss ~
J ulin J.ms, drc-s--d ~li ii~r Tor -al- X
mct,an. NJ Vi. late r. q nc. 80 ins-
'.rsrdsn'. an
Thursday. Nov % 1861.
~ 81 h-r g. ,-"" Ir"n ny enn-is'ing ~
Horses. Hogs. Care, ,e"r. ',rn IN ~.
ii ia hnu-sh"li n.d islr.n %inrnNnre. SC.
Il ,,n- ~ rale-A An -um- .vrr fhr'.. u r.
lsrr. IL mouths credit viii b. gwen, rn--
chs-.r giving nut- nth srpr,v 4 -rrnrry,
h-sri,g i~n'.r"-' from dat. = wing yr'u,-
'iun md srprst-m -nt is~,; ~ sums over
SO cash IL hand
G ORGE W. RICE rdmr.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE il hereby given that the under
~ sigaed hiss been appointed a~dministrs-
tor Of the estate Of WIN. II. Stewart. late Of
Dubois county. deceased. Said esistc d
supposed 70 be solvent.
nov g SAM'L n. JACOBS admir-.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-11-20

1--WE issn. but sIhaIf sheet this
week, AMI the same next, which we
will count to our patrons as but one
lapcr.
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v1VHE 4 nnpIlr.'e Tor 1851 viii he ~
NV A,nd- y ~ u fnr. th- 10 y ~ \"
n-r. 1851 aud 'sr NJ nnrr.-s - cnIi. tng
The > ~. Nil =. IA nv fic. IN I.-pr.
mil ID 80 M,md.y Mnrh. 1862 and
nn'icr l. 'nr'nrr yivrn 'h-' " eor-. qu-nr-
~ ,h- rhsrge ~ law ~iil no. vsit -. W
,i"n-t ~nstits. az rnilsr,ins. this wear. bur
I 'ax.- re no, p,,d bv N. h~'"re m.,'iru-
I'd ,ims. viii y romr-li.d ,r l-vy and col
l-ri The same tcr"-ding 70 law. by dir'rer-
~ sei. ~ rr"p.rfy
III. IN - .drx s.ressrd for 1861 m
~srh Lufdrd dollars v.ins,i - y ; ~.
Il renr sad 81 :. n'- puil: c mr'y AZ r.i'-
I'D 10 r.ri- mil: Far S~hnri purr--e. ~
r.n,r ~.d fry :. MA pill. Sinki' . Fond ,
r-n'<: y % Az lsm 10 eei -; NJ ii'nry ;
..r's
Tn. ,~wrs' Il, 80 : ~ -. al .~s.
C~sln"b.- . wrshir 10 CENTS. Road >
r..,-. Sa.risi s haal 20 .sn.-.
Harh-rr--Trwn- hin 3 cent?. Road n
r-r :, Spsrisl Sshao. 20 c~n's, aud -
t...- roll
n inaridse- Tuwn-n'r NJ cents. Road -
cen, +, s eria Srho.i II r.n'-.
Hail To~n-hip lC cents. Ron 10 cen'r.
special Sthrni rs crr'-.
Pr,uLa-TYsn-hir 8 cents. Road 5 cenr-,
Special Sci OF 10 cents.
r misunderstanding 5 ccn's Rord -
renf-. Sprs ial Srhonl 5 cents, md - crh,-
poll.
\. -Norhi.g hnf Gold snd silver. aud
~. notes ~ fhe Indiana State Banks ~ill
Ne taken sr fnxss.
lTrEODoEE SONDERMAN. T. n. G.
tabor ~. lsGl.-6w.
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TO
And ,ho.c afflicted with
DYSPEPSIA.
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
HEART DISEASE.
FEVER a. AGUE.
Or
CONTEMPLATION
CONSTIPATION

The undersigned. now -sysnty-fve yenrs
old. has Tor yearS devoted hr iii@ 10 cnring
his Pensioners aud the p"or ~ New York
~ these dreadful complaints. hirh carry
thousands aud thousands 10 m uniimeiy
grave; he has seitom tailed 70 cure all ~ho
hsve applied 10 him Tor reiief, md bslisv ug
i 20 BE- = Christian. du'y to relieve tho-r
sh-oai. Ne we'll ~ ~ h"ms, ~ will sen.i u"
those who require H., Copy - Prescriptions
used. Gree 81 Chnrge). with direction iur
-separing aud using NJ same. Also rules
on ID e.. Rs,hing. Ventilation. md Exsrc,-e
f"s the Sick, they viii ind these remedies. a
rnse cure 'or C~nnsump'inn, and all disenses
o. ihr THROAT AND Lu>cs FEVER AND
AeuE. CoSsriPArios. HEARr DISEASE. Dys
rEPsiA. NERVOUS DEBiLIry, md FINALE
Cn~PLAfsTs. aud hs hrps every one afflicted
viii send inr .,copv. ~ il wi: CO.'S nothing.
and 'hrse suff~rine -honid apply before il l.
too late. Th.@r Prescriptions are sred Nv
.,he ms, .mir"ni Pny-irisps ~ Lon,io,,.
P.ri-, and NV York. 'Ihu-e wishing them
will please nddr--s
REV Or CHAMBERLAIN.
Wiiiam-bursh, NV York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-09
Mr.. BrCHANAN AT HOME.

NJ Blchanan and bis travelling friends arrived at Lam
easter last Wednesday afternoon where be waI received
by rge eoncOurse Of bis feOw.ei,iz,us. There wsss
ary aud civic procession the dring Of guns, ringing
bells and formal address Of compliment and welcome
% which the EI-Pressijent replied as follows:
NJ On NnGHBoRs, FRIENDs AND FELLOw-CITIzESs -
aage not language express the feelings which swell
ol Tor this demonstration Of your personal kindness 10
a. Old who back 70 you, long TO lay his
bones rest with your fathers And here let say,
at having visited almost every cline under the sun, my
--r las ever turned 10 Lancaster the spot where
'o1.i wsh to live and die and De buried When yet
'3-1g man in far remote Russia my heart sl with
ol Athers-my friends and neghbors in good old Ian
easter. applause
And although have always been true 70 you, have
%; been 50 true 70 you as you have been TO ne Your
lers took me up when a young man, aud tostered ana
'asrlahed through many long years All these nave
p-sset away and / staad before you to-day as man
-'ng IN a second generation. A voice saw yeu
-ol-t your horse when you marched to Baltimore 10
''zl feel with all my heart though IN the MIDST o.
p'euy, that these maaliesting the same Hlhu
aas sheh their fathers would have done had they hVeo
TN day Generations o. mortal men rise and sink ara
- iogoueu but the kindness Of The past generation
= ne, conspicuous in their sons, never De ioF-
g9le1.
come home, fellow citizens TO pass The remainder OF
n Gay among you good citizen, faithful irienu,
aayser 70 those who need advice and beneiaetor o.
IS "iloas and iaihericss Loud applause AL pOna'
= eparations have departed AL that have done d.
~ somewhat protrAeted public ife has passed into
,S'y, and have done augbt 70 offend single eiti-
- aoH sincerely ask his pardon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-09
RICHMOND, SATURDAY MORNING,

recognized the separate existence of the seeding States
and Withdrawn the troops from the forts.
As to Virginia he could say il any attempt should be
made to use the public force under the policy Of
ting the laws or of taking possession of the forts
mails or any other property ani if the President should
march hostile army for such purposes Virginia, will
by the unanimous consent of her people, become party
to the war when the first guns red In further discus
sion Mr. Mason argued that Mr.. Lincoln regards the Chi
cago platform law.
Mr. Douglas in rtoinder TO such parts Of Mr. Masons
sneech NJ referred to him. said that the simple
why an attempt would not be made to reinforce Fort
Sumter was that il was impossible. Whilst he had
knowledge Of the view Of body connected with the
government having control of the question to Fort
Sumter he took il for granted that army large
would be REQUIRED could not be got together for some
months ss the raising of it would require session OF
Congress
Mr. Mason What would you do with tie forts
Mr. Douglas If the Senator bad voted right last No.
yember would tell him what is to be done. ! must
refer him to those who have the control of constitutional
duies The revenue could not be collected without fur
ther legislation and this Mr. Douglas proceeded TO show
and he said 1t was evidently not des gned TO do so by
military force After the arrival of the President elect
the force bills were not pressed vote in Congress-
and this for patriotic purpose. Congress which could
have passed them withheld the power TO do these very
things even if the President had desired to possess it,
He had no doubt not only that the President s in favor
of pacific policy but also the republican party, believing
that such policy under present circumstances would be
the best If the administration anticipate the use OF
arms we shall soon see proclamation for extra ses
sion of Congress in order that laws may be passed for
increasing the regular forces and calling volunteers into
the ID 10 such an extent as the military authority may
estimate to be necessary.
Without further aston the Senate adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-09
TnE ILLUSTRATIONS IN HOLLAND.

AMSTERDAM Feb. ll-Thauk God, the fightlul DESC
tou Of our inundated districts begins to abate and the
waters are returning to tht natural ehanues But what
scenes of distress agony and pnury do they leave be-
hind them Some villages entirely destroyed; not a
yestge OF E.btatou GeulauS to show that they were
the dwel1g-pAcc Of Nearly 10000 acres OF cui-
tyasd hand have been submerged aud their cutyatOrs
been driven from tLcir Dwellings seek shelter in schools
and churches, and to eat the bread OF charity The
number of cattle drowned killed it is impossible to
state With accuracy but it is said TO amount 10 several
thousand This however is a slight calamity, compared
with the loss Of human life which Notwithstanding every
effort made by the authorities render assistance, has
swollen to high figure.
When the dyke broke at Leeuwen, the waters rushed
through with such fearful violence 10 carry all before
them: houses barns and tumblei down at their
approach; how then could the laborers on the dyke
and their families resist the crushing strength OF the
Hood aud the ice massesy The descriptions sent me
from the scene OF desoation really shocking What
the poor creatures whose homey dwellings but recently
afforded them comfortable shelter, have had 20 encoun-
ter in the form Of cold nakedness, and starvation Is al
most incredible Truth indeed in this case, stranger
much stranger than fiction.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-09
A RLooDYNINDEp SENATOR.

The following infamous letter to the Governor OF
Michigan in connection with the late Peace Conference
Washington, was written by one of the Senators in
Congress from that State
"WAsHINGTOS, Feb. IL, 1861.
"My Dear Governor-Governor Bingham and myself
tegraphed you on Saurdayat the request OfAassschu-
sett and New York 10 send delegates TO the Peace
Compromise Congress. They admit that we were right,
aud they wrong; that no Republican State should have
sent deli gates; but they here and can't get away.
Ohio Indiana aud Rhode Island cavng in, and there
is danger OF Illinois and now they beg US for Gods
sake To come their aud save the Republican
party from rupture hope you will send st.gbaeked
men or none. The whole thing was Cotton up against
INV Judgment and advice and will end in thin smoke.
still hops as "a matter Of courtesy 10 some OF our err
ring brethren, that you viii send the delegates.
Truly, your friend, L. CHANDLER.
His Excelleucy Austin Bain.
p Some Of the Manufacturing Sites think that
a fight would be awful. Without little blood-letng
ths Union will not, in my estimation be worth rush.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-09

SNAIL CREArUEss.-Among the papers published IN
costly se by the Smithsonian Institution, Is one on the
microscopic paus aud animals which live on and IL the
human BODY l; describ quite number OF insects.
Toe animal which produces the disease called iieh Is
illustrated by an engraving half an inch in diameter
which shows not only the ugly little fellows body and
legs. but his very toes although the animal himself is
entirely invisible 70 the naked eye When Lieut. Berry
man wa, sounding the oceln preparatory to laying the
Atlantic teel raph the quill az the end Of the sounding
line brought up mud wbicl, on being dried, became
powaer 80 fine that on rubbing it between the thumb and
hueer It -arpcarcd in tie ereyices OF the skin. o9
placing this dust under the microscope 1t was discovered
TO coass. Of millions Of perfect shells each ot which had
q Evinu animal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-09

IL brief address 20 a delegation from Illinois, who
waited upon Mr. Seward on Tuesday that gentleman
said
"If YOU want TO save the Administration ard have it
successful aud Pre- be 10 the country, mpore you to
member that the battle for freedom has been fought
aul won Heuc, forth forget that freedom was ever in
danger and exert your best iuAnence to save the
Union Let ituot b. said that tile Republican party Of
IN, United States won its first last and only victory
the dissolution Of the Union"