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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-01-23
RALEIGH: sArURDAY, JAN. 10, 1861.
The Legislature.

The Legislature.
Both houses are still engaged in considering the
bill to call Convention.
On Thursday speeches were made in the Senate
on this subject and on federal relations, by Messrs.
Bledsoe, Morehead Barrnger, Worth, Outlaw, Bur-
ton, Erwin, and Speight; and in the Commons by
Messrs. Yeates, Davis, of Meclenburg Davis, of
Rutherford, Green, of Franklin, and Gorrell On
Friday the Senate was addressed on the same sub
ject by Messrs. Dockery, Lane, Ramsay, Street.
Brown, Thomas, Of Davidson, Walker, and Whed.
bee; and the Commons by Messrs. Folk, Baxter,
Ward, Person, Newly, Meares and Merrmon.
The Convention bill will come up again on Mon
day.. Final action on the subject may be expected
during the ensuing week.
The two houses will be engaged to-day on private
bills and in appointing Justices of the Peace.
"John Bull'' REORGANIZATION of Colonel
Brown from the Democratic Party.
The Hingtish and dsunion organ of this City
the State Journalsends forth its fiat of expulsion
Of Col Brown from the Democratic party. This, it
is presumed, is done by and with the advice and
consent Of the little dsunion clique connected with
the paper aforesaid Ominous conjunction of Hing
lish and disunion elements! Let the names of JEFF
ferson, Madison, and jackson "pale their ineffec.
tua res before these modern blue lights, for their
doctrines would subject them likewise to excommu.
nication.- :.
To be serious, Col Notwithstanding on the broad
principles Of Democracy and the Constitution--will
no doubt look with scorn on the malice and defy its
point of the petty tyrants who themselves, by dis
union ana alien elements united are outside of
Democratic principles and who, in assuming to
expound Democratic doctrines, are guilty of brazen
presumption. If Col Brown refuses to follow in the
train of erratic political comets who have no fixed
position in the firmament it is only the stronger
proof of his firm adherence to Democratic State
rights principles, which do not change with every
moon. 1t is about as presumptuous in the clique
aforesaid to talk of accommodating an old
State rights Democrat from its ranks whose record
is without reproach, as it would be in turbaned
Turk to to read Christians out Of the church
of the true faith. Only think of 1.-THE Hinglish-
man. who was subject of Queen Victoria up to
April last, reads out of the party Democrat who
has an unblemished, an honorable, and useful re.
cord Of forty years
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# Little demagogues North and South have
been mainly instrumental in bringing the country
to its present distracted and distressed condition
but little demagogues will not be able to right the
wrong which they have committed The crisis calls
for men, not boosters or drvellers The people, in
the crisis now upon us, will be able to distinguish
between true men and those who would infame.
deceive, and lead them to rum
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W The Georgia Convention assembled at Mil
edgeyle the 10th. 1t believed that the State
would probably secede Every effort has been made
by Toonbs and others to bring about such result.
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VIRerSIA.-The Virginia House Of Delegates has:
passed resolutions in favor Of conference of COM
missioners from slaveholding and nonslaveholding
States, at Washington the 4th Of next month, to
agree upon some plan Of adjustment to be presented
part of the Constitution. The resolutions declare
that the propositions embraced in the resolutions
presented to the Senate by Mr. Crittenden, "consti
tute the basis of such adjustment as would be
accepted by the people of this Commonwealth"
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The news from Washington this morning. is Of the
highest importance. Col. Hayne, the Commissioner
from South Carolina was informed by the President
on Tuesday that any communication he had to make
must be made in writing Col. Hayne thereupon
Withdrew, in order to prepare bis proposition, but
up to last evening had not sent his communication
to the Executive. 1t is known, however, that Col.
Haynes mission is to demand the prompt and un-
conditional surrender of Fort Sumter to the South
Carolina authorities and it is also known that the
President will unequivocally and emphatically re-
fuse to comply. Furthermore, it is known that the
President has despatched orders to Maj. Anderson
to act entirely the defensive, but to defend Fort
Sumter against any attack to the last extremity.
Col Hayne asserts that if the fort is not given up
oceans Of blood will flow. That the South-Caro-
linans will attempt its capture is beyond question
New York Herald, 17th.
We are opposed to coercion, and should deplore
war and bloodshed but we do not see how the Pres.
ident can order Fort Sumter to be surrendered or
abandoned Surely South. Carolina, while availing
herself of the postal facilities Of the United States
might agree to permit Fort Sumter to remain as it
is until further efforts shall have been made to ad-
just difficulties.
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U;tnHASCE ENT,I

RICHMOND, "a Z, APRIL IL, lSE'.
~sFaLED PROPOSAL; will he received AZ I'll, OGice. up
> to II o'cirrk, NJ, ~ The ;pth OF May next, fo7 iI:n!sh-
ias he i"llH~in. nr.!c!is:
For altering 5000 FlInt.Lock Naskets Into pereus-
a,coO Be-. hia. M~usses-caibre, Ensli.h or American,
3;or.5.
.!Noo Hes: Revolver Pistols, Navy or Army Size.
.n1J CaTalry Carbinrs. breach loading, Army sIzr.
l.uUI Light CdraIry Sabrrs.
l,OG0 Cnfe States Artillery Sabres.
Sia P0uGGvr ltaai zars.
81; Ponn!rg lcwitI+rs.
los Founder Gun. i-2ss, with Cs!s'.r..
5 lg.P0nntrr GuN.CHr-iages, with GaissrLs.
y PounLrr !cwiiz.r Carriages, WIKI C.ilons.
3:i-p:urtcr i;G~itzer Carriages, With Ca!ssons.
Itat:e-y Wagons.
iTraYrilng Forge.
81 Sr:s q Artillery Harness, 6 horses to a set
So Ukyersa:ks. Tor Artillery.
300 Pound Sh.t-rer Iouad.
2,iEi l:.POuut SiI4t-rer pound.
$3.50 l!-i'ound iiowirter Shells, ready 10 be charged nnj
uard-prr piece.
~ ";1ound uowl,1cr shrls. ready to 30 charged AMI
fusr!-par piece.
Eullet Machine, tor CoEich u.N,,
! Percussion Cap MGesiar.
go TeLis, (~sibicy'i.)
ICON spades,
i,rrD AXt.
',rn IIck-AI-s.
1,ina llrcE-ts,
300 Camp etrlei.
iJp irss ram.
ip.rrJ Caht-.ns.
,GUtI knans.rks.
UOl Iit.-rsstk., Q~Er4n.ryJ
*,rID cartridge E"x=s.
S,CeJ B-ynnrt SS6hhGrfS.
.j.ur) Prfcu. lion CLp Pouches.
q, YQ'i iiiaSs Plates, flr lnfa s;ry B"lt.-
= tons uf Lead, rrady for . Ballet MacEla=.
] toLs Of Pix Lead.
These articles must be Of the hes, materials and riake,
sad arror1iuG To samples, pnlterls and drawings, 20 br
seen NJ the Armory, In his city.
The shortest linz possible will he required, within which
zine The articles i'll St,o'r, or In Part, snust be delivered a,
he A:mory, wn-r. ;h=y vii ne Inspected by hn officer u:
:!- U."srrprni. or On .crEt thereof.
The Department rc>rrSt6 Ike RICH. To reject all biiS.
CHARLES DlMMOCk,
Colonel OF Ordnance.
HoIE.-foT The Muskers, Pistols, Carblpes, ssbres, Bullet
Machine add Cap NachlGe, proposals must be handed III
by lgu'clcck S.. on the 2j:h Of April, 1851
ALL I'll -Bt
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satisfactory. unless it comes in such a shape as
to give binding effect, by the popular vote, upon
the States in which that vote occurred. Other
wise. AS | remarked before, the effect of your
popular vote will be simply to repeat the Dorr
scenes Of Rhode Island, which occurred several
years ago. | think the amendment which |
nave proposed ought 10 be adopted, and hope
It Will Dc the pleasure OF the Committee to &C.
cept it.
The amendment to the amendment was dis.
agreed 10.
DEBATE To hE CONTINUED
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IMPORTANT FROM CHARLESTON.
TIE EgHT COMMENCED!
DEEACIl MADE II FORT sCMTER:
T wo UFpoRT sUMTER'z GUNS s1LENCRDl

v OF y sUMTERs GUNS sfLENcEDi
Too Of tie Confederate 7roops Founded!
CHARLESTON, April 12.-The ball has been opened, and
war Is iraugursted. The battsrie, m Sullivan and Nor.
rl' lslsnhs. sad other points, opened fire on Pert sum'rr
at four o'clock ihi. morning. Fort sumter has returned
the DIRE, and = brlsE chnnonading has been kept up. No
information has been received from the Sea coas! Jet.
The militia are under Grna, and the whole OF our popuia-
ton are OF the streets. Every available space for yie"inE
the hArbot is filled "ita anxious spectators.
In answ.r 10 Gen. Beauregard's demand for tho surrcn.
der q Fort Sumter, Maj Anderson replied that he would
surrender when lis supplies ware exhausted, If he WAS not
Reinforced"
Not a casualty has a~yst happened 10 any of our men.
or the nineteen batteries in our possession, only seven have
opened on Fort sumter; the remainder are held In reserve
for the expected feet.
Two thousand men arrived 10 the city ills morning, and
embarked Tor Morris Island and the neighbornood.
[sFcoSo DESPATCH
cEARlEs7as, April l2.-The bo~mbsrdmentof Fort Sumter
coLtinurs. The fIUaiing Battery and stephens battery are
opening freely. suDteris returning the Ere.
1t Is reported that THREE war vessels are outside he bar.
Two Of Fort Suu,er's gun: have been slenced, and IL IA
thought thst n breach has been made 10 the Southeast
vail efth- Fort.
THIRD p%rsPA7cn]
cHaRLssTos, April 1g.-The hrn7 has ceased for the
night. but VIII be renewed j: day light in ;hs morning, un-
less an attempt shall be made 10 reinforce sumter,
FOR which ample arrangements have been uade 10 repeL.
Our men have worked the suas admirably we'll only TWO
we're wounded during the day.
The Steamships pawnee, Harriet Lane, aad another
Steamer, are reported to have arrived CT the Bar.
Troops are arriving In Charleston by every train
~fgorRTr ]prsPITcH.l
CHkkLEfToS, April 1.-the bombarcment Il still going
or, every twenty minutes, from the mortars. II Is sup
posed Msjsr Anderson Is resting his men for tie Eight.
Three 7rsse, OF var are reported TO be outside; They
cannot re. In In consequence Of the %reuIhncss OF the sea.
The floating battery works veil Troops are arriving
hourly. Every Inlet is guarded.
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Dispatch to tho Richmond Enqu;rer.l

Especial Dispatch TO tho Richmond ~Enqn;rer.l
From Charleston.
Bombardmsnt II Fort Sumitr-Guns his
mouAtaa-F5rt Lnjnrea-One han H.IlnG-
Arrirak Of four Var Ttessel,.
CuaELgs1oy, A?.l e.
Ing, and was KEEP: up without iulern,-,lon On our .idr al
day. and The firing still continues. Major Aad, r.o,, has
not fred since seven o'clock.
Our fort and batteris stood FIRE w-lL No Injury was sus-
tained by any OF our men. Our deieuces are yet perfect.
Fort Sumter is damagrd-some gum nEr dismoun,ed. srd
pnr man Il, probably killed.
-Four SHIPS OF War are outside OF the hasbor. We ex.
pect they will try TO Reinforce Sumter tonight. Aao,h.r
battle Is expected.
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Gen. Benuregard " the Secretary Of War.
CHARLESTON, April 18th, 1851.
TO l.. p. WALKER:
We opened fire at 4.I0 minutes, 4. ".
S:gne'l, q. i. BEArRgGARD.
No7E.-Intsrcrptci dispatches disclose the
fact, that Mr.. Fox, who had been allowed 10
visit Major Anderson on the pledge that his
purpose was pacific, employed his opportunity
to de7ise n plan for supplying the Fort by
force, and that :fis plan mad been adopted by
the Washington Government, and was in pro-
greSs Of execution.
Mr.. Tyler is l. clerk in the War Department
IF the Confederate States.
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PENNSYLVANIA Legislature.

uikEIsDrRG, April l2.-The war bill passed both Houses
OF The Legislature to- might Without amendment. Governor
curtin Is now In Office TO Ign Ii, and tllureby make II q
Law. The commencement OF hosiiitiiss Ia Charleston WAS
announced In both Housrs, and produced profound ssa-
satlon. Mr.. smith, Democrat, III The House, after the IN
nounrem-nt, changed his vote to "ayr" on the wa. bill.
All the other Democrats voted against H..
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NE - EIIE RESULTS OF the GREAT
POLITICAL PANIC.
DRY GOODS

1T I Mum Is 81 CRIFICE.
rs,wgHTY THOUSAND DoiInaf " Fresh and Desira.
i h: White sI"l, aGd Hosiery, purchased last week.
=. an ~asignr-'s shir, !or Cash, AT less than one hall the
original cOst OF :mpc:lsti5n: aud! 10 order 10 NEE; tlr views
# cluse Cash Buyer, the entire Let will be offered nj prices
Ina. Will .ei; competition. Amongst The variety vii he
Icund the cr-aprs: White Goods ever seen or heard Of,
such rs ia. oDst Canhric.. Jgconrt Mus!lns, Swiss Mu.!lrs,
iiants. Towels, U0,!ics. Napkins, Table Cloths. Lien CAM
brio lilnhSsrchi.r., Checked MusI!ns, Marsellrs Qurs,
Victoria LawLs. Prints. Lawns, aud Printed Camhr!cs,
i,.ins determined TO make quick sales, the Guods will be
offered at the Very lowest prices. for Caeh only, o! 10 for
in.r prompt customers. bon, miss such q rare oppoitu-
aity 10 save money, 'hese hard Times.
April IL ALFRED MOSES, G3 Main 81.
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DIED,
DIED, on Fr;'lay, the 18th !nsiart, at o'clock L. ~.
EUQESE f., rrn ~ 0. =. and Louisa Ereser, aged four
years, nine months ind i've days.
Iii. funeral will take place Ifom hs fathers ~rra'henre, IN
.th street, between Clay anu leigh streets, on ;hs lSa;Gf-
'iay) hfterDOon, the 18th iastant, ~ c'cluck. The fTirLG,
aud acQualDtances are respectfully invited 20 attend.
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NORFOLK, April l2.-Itis reported that a large Gulno
Ship was wrecked IN the late ttorIn, on the North Carolina
coast, and that seventeen lives were lust.
The Ship Paragon, 'orry.eisht days froa Hare. has ~
r.rsd in Hampton Roads.
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BALTIMORE, April ia.-Flour il, steady at As 36a5 s.
Wheat firm: Rod fl3hni al; White ! 4baI 10. Corn active;
Inlxed h6HGA; White 6lHfs cis. Provisions Gran and ur.
Changed. Collie 6rm Ut l3EaI3,I cents.
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1.-THE FRIENDS or THE SOUTH,

5~ and Of resistance 10 Black Republican .uhe, |.
the countie: 4 Charlie. City. New Kent, james City, York.
Warwick. Elizabeth City aud the city Of Williamsburg, ar
respectfully requested 10 send delegates t" Il Conven:i':
proposed 10 he holden in the city of VILLA lsburg, OF
MONDAY 22l April, TO nominate u suitable cAniiiat.
for the Virginia Senate 1t the eusulny election IN MAY.
Il Is also respectfully suggested TO the cnunilcs Of York.
Warwick and Elizabeth City, and the city or Williamsburg.
that their delegates be authorized 10 nominate Il csrd. dale
for the House ul Delegates, ~ the same time aud place.
dorl2 cid
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} Or DAMS
~ ~ r. =. : !, . n 4. n, sr rrr a a,

E7F8 ~ - III
Y1r:;E .ahscrihrrs aavs S:sI alpoln;.i sole aXtrts fol
I the ssl. Of JUrGaG'r Y!r,iris KockbriGg- Alum Water.
and viii con-,Iai:y be receiving. fresh supplies direct irom
he Springs, which tier can supply 10 al ~ tptiiir%
a liberal di:cunat allowed 10 wnuirsair dealers.
=. JOHNSTON Il BRO,
lJ Main Street, Richmond. VA,
An-l SOLE AIEnts.
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Rejoicing ia Mobile,
From WashinryOD.

AouitE, April Il. There Is Intense excitement and re-.
Jolclns here. Fifteen gems were fired in hunor Of th. NJ
tack on For: Sumter.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER

NEW SPRING AND SUMNER
1861. &LG!i ING. 1861.
.5IliE SuN.criLrr b"ss leave 10 inform hs friends, On
& customers, snd lie public In general, that he ia
has iuI received and opened = due selected stock bS
81 SpfIn; auI summer Reiby.NAde CLOTHING, LII
which h.. will oE:r at the Very lowest cash market y. Ices,
10 sr;t the tim.i. The stock Is complete, comprising n.
,al,s styles and coloH OF spring Cashmere Coats, Pants
aud Yeas, and Suits 10 match; fine Black Broad Cloth Suits;
beautiful Iiue caI Black Cloth Dress Goats; handsome
sortmvnt of Bay, Clothing, GrntIrln.u's sne lInen Buiom
Shirts, Collars, Crryits, handkerchief, and half lIyse.
White Jscs-t- Ter dining re om servants always on hand,
q, we'll AS hap Servants Wear, and many other articles
too numerous to mention; MI Of which will be sold at such
rri e.. ~ will be 70 the ia;erest Of purchasers tn call and
ex tniur d; LEVI HESFER-.
,u-il : No. ar Main st, =. door lelJw I+lh u.
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OFFICIAL r. HI ES.
THE WAR COMMENCED !
~B0MBARDMENT OF FORT
SUMTERH

NJ Al
The following official dispatches reached
Richmond, by telegraph, yesterday afternoon
MONTGOMERY, April u, 10. A. NJ.
Ex-PHEsIDEST JuItN TYLER,
State Convention.
an authorized by Hon. L. p. Walker, Sec
rotary Of War Z. ). A.. TO send you the fol.
lowing dispatches and explanatory note, prece.
ding the bumburdmcnt Of Fort Sumter, for
publication. Your son,
JOIN TYLER, JR.'
The following il the Geographic correspond
erce between the War Department and Genl.
Beauregard, in command of Charleston Harbor,
Immediately preceding ircslillties. This cor.
rsspondence grew on! of the formal n%otifica.
ton OF the Washington Government, declared
in Con. Beauregard's FIRST dispatch.
Ger. Bsauregard's Dispatch to the Secretary
Of War:
CHARLESTON, April S, 1861.
70 L.. P. WALKER:
DEAR SlE:--An authorized messenger from
LiI.coin has just informed Gov. pickens and
myself that provision. will be sert 10 Fo,.
Sumter, "pcaccahly If they call, forcibly il they
must" Signed. q. T. BEAcREaAKD.
no. 2.
Reply Of The Secretary Of War 10 General
DeaGrceard.
MONTGOMERY, April 10, 1861.
To Gen. Beauregard, Charles,on:
IF you have no doubt Of the authorized
character of the agent who communicated to
YOU the intention Of the Washington Cavern.
,nent, 10 supply Fort Sumter by force, you will
1t once demand its epacuaLi0n; =nd il this is
refused, proceed in such L manner as you may
determine, TO Reduce it Answer.
I%Signed,l L. ?. EALxkR.
no. g.
Cen. BsAunrGARD to the SccratOr; Of Wax.
CHARLESTON, April IL, 1851.
To L. P. Walker: The deInarnd will be made
10 Iio.row at Il O'Clock.
(Sisnei,) d. T. BEAuRkGAkD.
Brisadier General.
NO. IL
The Secretary Of War to Gen. B~RArREGAku.
MONTGOMERY, Apr! ~, 1851.
TO Cen BEArRE0AKp, Charleston:
Unless there are special reasons connected
with your ogn condition, it is considered pre-
per tkas you should make the demand at an
earlier hour.
(Si;n.d,) L. P. WALLER.
NO 81
Gen. BEAUREGA ARD 10 the Secretary Of War.
CHARLESTON, April 10, 1861.
To J.. p. WALKER:
The reasons arc special iGr twelve o'clock.
lSignej,) &. /. BEArREoAHD.
mo. g.
To the Secretary Of War.
CHARLESTON, April II, 1861.
To L. L. WALIEK:-Deinand sent ut 9
o'clock. Allowed till q o'clock to answer.
Signed, &. r. BEArEEGAKD.
fNo. FL
Secretary Of War to Gen. Bcanregard.
MONTGOMERY, April u, 1861.
Gen. BEAGEEGAED, Charleston:
Telegraph reply nr Anderson.
Signel, l.. P. WALxER.
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t-Ho. o.
General Bcauregard 10 the Secretary Of War.
CHARLESTON, April llth, 1861.
To L. I. Fnlker:-aIaior Anderson replies:
81 haze the honor to acknowledge the receipt
Of your communication Demanding the avacua-
ton OF this fort, and TO say in reply thereto
that it is Il demand with which | regret that
my sense Of honor and Of my obligation to
my government prevent my compliance" lie
adds verbally: Il will await the first shot, and
if you do not batter Us to pieces, We will be
starved out in a few days" Answer.
ISigncd.j G. r. BEAuREGARD.
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"A 5~gLLETiI:T NOTICE. L.
ARMS FOR veLUHTEERS!!IG

VOLUNTEER COMPANIES, and counli-s desiring Arms,
are hereby informed tina; vt hare made Arrangements
Tor n supply Of The ben, ENGLISH aud AMERICAN GUNS
uclui nz-
MINNIE MCsHETa,
ENGLISH k.flEID RIFLES,
EIFLED MUsKETs, with either Angular o. s~ord Bay
untts and
Pt%E NAVY PlSTOLS.
Ai-n. French CAvALRT sABkFS, 4 superior artic
n. n low price.
Samples Of ah7v- nny be seen Ut on! store. Orders re.
.pertiully collected.
.tlso on hand. oar usual large variety Of Officers Swords
.c.:, Sarles, Ep.ul.!ies. Peasants, Gloves, spurs, &c..
.nRcther with Iirtt".s. LIces, Bindings, and all nectssar.
;,iaDipss for Cu!iorns.
MITCHELL 4 TYLER,
March 1a-,l4c!n Jos Main ST.. Richmond, Va.
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EiEIEdED.
n1H:n.

NiEkikD. at the rcs.dence Of the brides father, BY the
Rev. Mr.. Fletcher, OF Thursday, ih of April. 1861, SIR
WILLIAM FIELDS 10 Miss D0CIA Z. WALKER ii Of Ihis
city.
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Kentucky Re-Imrnt OF InIun1.e


LOUISVILLE. April IL a despatch has been rrceI sei
here from the War Department at M.n,golnery, 10 hni,i
The Kentucky Regiment. o; Volunteers, In readiness y
move At y moments notice.
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M. IL

no. To-
Gen. G:auregard to the Secretary Of War.
CHARLESTON, April 18th, 1861.
To l.. p. WALKER:
lie would no. consent. will write to-day.
Signed, g.. I. BEAuEEoAnn.
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WAsuISo1oS, April -. MIR. SUMNER to-day called on
MI. Seward, urging a recognition VI the Independence Of
l2yti,
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THESTSUT HORSE, bred In Kentucky, tvG
Boston, dam by Eclipse; d. by llacErCra'- ~;,A
Whip; <. K. j. by Cupheam; y. y. z. Il. linz ortei :ESZA.
Hii stand the present season At Belle Ar, near h-..eu'.",
fauquier county rn., hr $50 f"r thorough bred riar's ~
20 insure, and 30 Cents 10 the groom.
IN purity OF blood, high rac!ug, form, siIe, bore az
power, he is unsurpassed.
The best blue graz, pas;urage. with or without grain, I'll
re furnished 1T moderate prices Tor mares from Il distance.
Every Care will lie bestowed 10 prevent ac id"Lir u!
escapes, bet no liability lur them viii he occurred.
WILLIAM linkNER,
Marcel, nf-cIr, WarrI ton "a