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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1861-04-12
PREDICTED TWENTY Four YEARS AGO.

PREDICTED TWENTY Four YEARs Aao.---
It is remarkable fact that the present
secession movement was foreshadowed
just as it has occurred, in a work called
the "Partizan Leader" attributed to tlie
pen of Judge Upshur, OF Virginia, who
was killed by the bursting of the Peace
maker. Tn that work, In the guise of y
novel, it was professed that coming events
were described. The Gulf States,, it was
described had seeded in consequence Of
the election of Northern President, and
Virginia and other border States We're
about following suit. An attempt was
made to form treaties with foreign nations,
and free trade was established, (which gave
the South an unexampled career of pros
perity. The current of events twentv-
four years later has given these predio>
tions the form of fulfilled facts y. 60. :
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1861-04-12
An Abolitionist Caught and REMOVED

DR.. John 7. Horne, Surgeon Dentist.
who has resided i'll our town for several
years, but who caue from N orth Carolina
was detected by the vigilance of our citi.
zens, in an improper and misehievous
correspondence with certain OF his Black
Republican brethren in the Northwest.
He was waited on by committee Of citiI
zens yesterday evening, Informed of his
delinqnehces, (Which he, after some pre-
varlcation. admittedly and then informed
that he must leave by the morning tfaius
lie admitted that he was traitor to his
State, and deserving of the severest pun
ishment, but earnestly entreated for cie.
mency. His letters, one of which was
produced by the committee, and read To
him was addressed to Black Republicans
in Indiana, in which he urged that the
Northern people should make no conces-
sions upon the subject OF slavery, that
the government should collect the reveni
ue in the seeded States, reinforce Fort
Sumrter, and use the bayonet If necessa'
ry, with other expressions reasonable IN
their tendency, and well calculated to- iu-
considerable effort on the part of tho CON-
mittee to prevent a summary execution
of the offender, but lie had a wife ard
children and some respectable connections
and it was thought and believed that our
safety did not call for such exemplary
punishment. He was placed ON tie cars
this morning, with his family, and eou-
signed with al speed to Indiana, or solas
other free State, where he may indulgs
his political syrnpathles with more safe,s
to himself and others.
The said DIR. John 7. Horne, is a small
man, sallow complexion, red hair, cut very
close on one side, with small hitch in
his walk.-Andersoa. IS. CO. Gasstto.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1861-04-12

PROSPECT OF REcoNsrRUoTroN. The
most miserable deluson that ever enteiei
into the minds of men is that of the retura
of the seeded States to the Confederasy:
An intelligent rginian, who has thorougt-
ly traversed those States, expresses the opis.
ion that there is about as much prospoes
OF their return as there was of the ret,:rl
Of the British Colonies to Great Britain.
after the battle of Yorktown. What
should they return for Who will
bring them back Z The border States
which have deserted them in their hour 1T
trial Now that they have worked ont
their own salvation, and, solitary aud
alone, established their independence,wii
the border States, who have hung all tils
while as milestone upon their necks, %
able to coax them back to their yoke ,,ss
bondage! They had better try it.
Having passed triumphantly through ths
flames of martyrdom, they are not likely
to come back, like SOW that is washeis
to again welter in the miro.
Richmond Dispatch.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1861-04-12

The CNoFEpERATR S1ArEs.-The Confed-
crate States of America now number sew
er, with population Of 5,054, 1928, and
an area of 527,89S square miles. Their
area is equal to that of all the free States
this side of the Rocky Mountains, with
the exception of Kansas. They leave
sea-coast of 5,332 miles in length, being
nearly three times as great MS that of the
same free States which is but 2,1s3
miles. x-... -z.tazf ..sszif,
These seven States cover the very gar
den of the earth, and if they bnt can keep
their Government pure and Just. and free
from all corruption, they will ere tbs
close of the present century constitute the
most powerful Confederacy on the face of
the earth. ag.l re&ess n3ess sss
As the Government of Great Britain
lamented in dust and ashes that spirit Of
intolerance which separated America from
her forever, so will the Northern States
yet lsment that spirit of irtermcddling
which has driven from our Union the
farest aud richest portion of our hand. 7s''
5 Portland lAs.) UssonSa =
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1861-04-12
Felegraphic.

SousTH-Send me 600 bbis, Flour. -
NoErH your cotton, d-a y0u. g. -
~ fs1fas S. LATER. Yfaesssss fs ~ 81 z
NoRrH-Send me 100 bales. cotton 81.
SoUTH-(Very indignantly Spjn'syou
Free Negro Wool" d1--n yost.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1861-04-12

Postmaster General, is son of F. P. Blair,
one of the editors of the Washington
Globe. Mr.. Blair contributed 81 600 to de-
fend that midnight assassin, John Brown,
and is also one of the endorsers of the nefa-
rious Helper. Another 'shopetnr selec-
ton.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1861-04-12

Is IT Solve lave heard 1t rumorcd
here {says the Newborn Progress) that
john Pool, Esq, late candidate for Cow
erner, las declared in favorsaf North Car
olina connecting her destinics with the
Southern Government. We only give,
this as ruulor and express the hope that
we shall be able to speak positively on
the report soon. 10 hear that lis had ta-
ken this position would not - lll sarRriss
us.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1861-04-12

Our Position AGAIN-In our last num-
Der we frankly announced the position we
have determined to take on the great
question of the day. We have chung on
as long as possible to the Union of our
Fathers occupying an independent ground.
w e think we are in q condition to Judge
the question fairly and dispassionately. We
have always thought the North in the
yrcng, but we still hoped and trusted
that She would come forward and do the
Sonth Justice. In this we have been de-
ceved. Her press, her statesmen and her
people, have all, not only refused to pro-
pose terms of compromise and adjustment,
but they have Indignantly. spurned and
spit upon all those put forward by the
South. And the recent election in New
Hampshire, New York and otheitN orthern
localities, all unmisrakably indicate that
there is no change in the popular senti-
ments of the Republican masses, but they
are unalterably hostile to the South, and
that they are determined to use their SUI
periority OF numbers and the General
Government to annoy, intimidate and
over-rule us, and then ultimately destroy
our institutions. This cannot be done
against our consenD without the loss of
untold millions of property-spreading
havoc and ruin throughout all classes Of
society, nor without a civil and servile
war extinguishing ons or the other of the
races. san asls.
We could not hesitate any longer. At
first we thought the cotton States too pre-
cipitate. We are now satisfied they took
careful, earnest view of the subject
They are unit. And notwithstanding
all the falsehoods and SANDER heaped
upon the Confederate government, it
moves forward and onward uniting Its
own people, commanding the respect OF the
world by the wisdom of its n, easnres, and
gradually drawing the spirit, intelligence,
wealth and enterprise of the whole coun-
try into its support. s
1850 Carolina Flag.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1861-04-12

COLLECTING THE REvENUE.-The Con-
federate States are preparing to collect the
duty on goods transported from forei yn
country, like North Carolina, by railroad.
Chester, at the junction of the Charlotte
and Columbia and of the Kings Mountain
Railroad, has been made place Of entry
and delivery, and Mr. j. T. Robinson APP
pointed collector
@. G. Meinminger, Secretary of the
Treasury of the Confederate States, has is
sued circular instructions in relation to
the collection of customs. Revenue sta
tions on the railroad lines entering the
new Confederacy, where all goods are 70
be subject to examination, and the trunks
and personal baggage Of passengers, will
be subject to the following supervision:
PASSENGERS BAGGAGE
The baggage of all passengers passing
over the railroad routes before named, on
arrival at the aforesaid revenue stations or
depots, shall be subject to the inspection
and examination OF either the revenue
guard at such stations, or revenue off Ger
at such revenue depots, and any baggage
that may be intended to be landed at places
between the revenue stations and first
revenue depots, may be examined by the
revenue guard, and if containg no art-
cles subject to duty, shall be landed at the
intermediate place named, by having the
following permit, signed by the said reve-
nue. guard, posted prominently on the
trunk, valise, carpet bag, or other envel-
ope of such baggage, and the permit shall
be in the following form:
Baggage Permit
Revenue Station at 1s
Passenger baggage examined, and may
be delivered. A. B.,
Revenue Guard.
BAGGAGE CONTAINING DUTIABLE MERcHAN-
Should, however, dutable articles be
found in such baggage, tho trunk or OH
er package containing the same must be
| placed in the car with the merchandise,
and under the revenue lock. as before re-
/ CURED, and the fact noticed in the mani
fest. And snch baggage shall be deliver
ed, with the other merchandise, to the
chief revenue officer at the revenue depot,
under the foregoing regulations.
DIsPo5r1oN OF BAGGAGEAT REVENUE DEPoTs
Passenger baggage destined for places
/ beyond or more interior than the revenue
depot, must be examined by the chief
revenue officer at said revenue depot, and
if they are found not to contain any mer.
chandize subject to duty, may pass to
their destination by having a permit in the
same form as that provided tor revenue
stations, signed by the chief revenue off
Ger, pasted thereon.
Should, however, such baggage contain
dutiable merchandise, the trunks or other
package in Which said baggage is contain
ed, shall be deposited at Eaid revenue de-
pot as herein before provided for regular
merchandise.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1861-04-12

~ D. SMITH, Esq, of Greensboro, Is our
authorized Agent for the County OF Guilford
49, Mr.. JACOB FRALEY, is our author
ized Agent for Iredell county.
~ Mr. W K. NUNNERY, is our authorized
Agent for Moore county.
~ R. E. REEVES, Esq, is authorized
Agent for the County of Surry.
- GEO H. HAMILTON, Esq, OF Jefferson, is
our Agent for the County of Ashe.
~ Mr.. w. II. RODWELL is our authorized
Agent for Yadkin county.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-16
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-16
ru~sysrEE's sAL..-wA.v,... :. =. =.

vUNRSS1Rk'0 SALR.-Whsvsss. .. IN. ,s.A
asy - Juee, 4. D., 1858, Patrick Nckinnsv
md Casharins Mckinney. his wife, exseussd unts
sosepA =. AC1saTs, =: Trustee, ssssaid DEED e
uney. lows, dsssFibss = fellows, so-vit: ~
east one half u 1t nunsss oss $ in BLOT
aobss ninety Two (t3,) IL LsClsiress addisfo.e
2 tne eity = Dsvsnpsse, i Aid cosnsy and ss,ate.
9 81: re :. ssne Y nsabss.a I'D ds+en6sd % tSs
the Reeosdsrs' U1ss Of said soussy ,hich ~
sonvsyaees was msds y he nd fsts.ek ri
nsy asd Cssharins AeKispsy, his wife. for ~
psTp.ss ~ sssss1ng the paynest 81 ! crts,s
Pso1scosy eeee End tAs interest there's, sigoe1
= sssd Patrick Mckinney. dated the 18Th dsy q
June, 4; y; isee. Tor ths sam Of two husdssd -
atsss lvels) deilan, payable on the 18th DAY q
I,ece@bss, =. D., lSt0, q The Bankipe Hon. =
Cook essEent, Davsnpsst Ieva, 70 the or1sr ~
Antons LeCIairs. Said Died vas sscoejsd 10 ~
eeeoFeers ones Of scott county, the 18th day II
g 's's Deok " = ssvs ssaeags, IAgs
And ~ - 80 hsyias teeo-e
DE and peystls, - ~ aid hstviss "a.
Kinney hs.iag isslsS = ~ sae 49,, /. Jc.spA
A. sCl.ir Ir.sesse - Aforesaid, d. ssssly ave
= in ne vested b seid DEED u Trsst. IN !.
1sndsy, t1s asth day 81 ~. 4. b. 1s1I y
he hess & t1o sisassk u tAS siternao. NJ ~
day. st he Ces!s heose deos 10 the city a. Dsvs~.
Esst ezPe:s ed e9s. rs sa,s, q pubi,s spssIos.
~ - p.seea g 49, shove described. y - nueS
seessos ~ sneu = sa6cient 70 satisfy and -
ae a1oess q - nots, With the interest therecs
g tAe ~ = 49, oaDeehss With the ceeas ~
s9Psneo Attending aid sale, costs Of thie sos,es
ed Tsuslssis 6eeS.
UPos - ee0p1eeioo q sssh ss.s deei IN
- gavee - aeesesaee with he ssipal de- ~ -
49, q Isuee eeaveying : full asd pesfsee 1alo
70 re eaes g -! ~ = he purchases.
= - s 81 s ~ (. I 4; E 81:
sssl)-As) 1sA,.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-16

NkUSTEE'S SALE.-whereas. on thu 3l.t
i day Of January, \. D., 1850, i erdiuapd Reohsl
sxec.tsd unto Geo. b. G. Dow q Trustee. : az.
ta'ndced OF Trust, Conveying to said Trustee he
land IN scott county, love-. described ~ follows.
to-wt: The northeast quarter Of section M
twenty-one (zl,l in township No. ssven,y-nin =.
l7s,) north Of range No. I've Is, east u The
9th r. NJ; which said conveyance vas made he
the said Ferdinand Becke, for the pu. pose Of ~.
curing the paymens Of feur certain m mi ..cvv
notes and the interest thereon, signed by Aid
Ferdinand Bi excl, dated the 3lst day Of January.
A.. ", 1850. and p ysble - follow One for ths
sum OF SIX hundred and h,ty dollars, due Anil
lst, 1860; one for I've huudrsd dollsrs, due Aprii
Ist, le6l one for eight hundred doiass, due pr;i
lst, 1907, and for one hundred dollars, due Anril
Lat. 1862 ali to the order Of r. n. Cutting. with
interest payable annually. at the nate Of ten per
cent. from December let. 1859, ard due 1t the
Banking Hoass Of Aacklot : Corbin, and eli Of
sa'd notes gwen 10 part payment & purchase
And now, said two 6rst described notes having
become due and payable. and the said Beckcl
having failed TO pay tho Same, excepting the
sum Of three hundred and forty dollars On
the first named note, I, Geo. b. g. Dow.
Trustee - aforesaid, do hereby give this public
notice, that BY vissus Of the power which
gill, on Saturday. the LIST day Of June,
A. d. 1861, - the hour Of nine O'Clock
in the forenoon Of said day, 1t the Court Hosse
door, the city Of Davenport expsse and Offer for
sale 1T public auction, the parcel Of land above
described ,or 81 much thereof shall DO nscsa.sry
to satisfy andpey the amount Of saldnotes i'll the
interest thereon to the day Of sale, together With
costs of this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated tho 18th day Of April A. ID. 1861.
GEO. 3. G. Dow,
apr3Ol Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-16

INKUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, on the 18th
- day Of March, 4. D. 1880, " il,am N. Greer
and Margaret H. Greer, his wife, executed unto
Geo 5. G. Dow, - TlHstss, . certain deed Of
Trust, conveying TO ssid Trustee the land in
Scott county, lows, described ~ follows. to-vit
The north east quarter Of the southeast quarter
Of section No. six S and the north west qua rtss
Of the sOuth.west quastee Of section No. I've ISL
u township ssvesty-nins t79,l north Of raase
three l3,l sasl Of The 5th r. n. Viii said
Conveyance was nAde b. the said parties Of The
n!ss part, for tie Fespose Of securing the payment
OF ooe certain psomissOFy note and the interest
thereon, siened by sasd William N. Gssss. d.
ted the 18th day Of March, 4. D., 1850, and pay.
able in one year after date, to the order az hns
lsabella Wallaoe. for The SUN a one hundred ana
forty -nins ard i0-lOo dollars, st the BANKING
House VI Maskiot Cosbis, Davsnp<st, Iowa, and
With interest sss due at the rate Of ten per cent.
And DOW, ssid note having become One
asd payable, and the said William N Greer hsvjne
failed topay the same, ], Geo. D q. Dow, Trustee
- Aforesaid do hereby Ivs this public notice. thse
~ virtue Of the power, which 10 in ne vestea by
sid Deed q Tsussl viii, saturday, the Let day
q Jass - p. lSsls q The hour Of nine O'Clock IL
ehe terenooo - mid DAP, q the Court Hosso
door. u The ciy - Davenport, szPoss and o1er tor
sais, at pablo eueea Tor cash. the parcels Of lad
above descrabeds - - nseh thereof - shall
% asoessasy 70 setisy and Tsy the amount Of said
aots, With the intsssst thereon - The day %
sale, together With I'll the sests ard sxpsusse
attending hid sas, sssts - this sotiss asd Tsus-
Dated he SCH ~ Of Apsil, A. D.. lssl.
0kO. .. Q. DOW.
ape3Ol Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-16

Tn9o1 - DAn1 14l1.s11A ~. 'e1 = 11.1
E. ~ 94esoAs 4. D., lee, Hees bssiss.Ssrs
- - Nss.ssntesg. he wife. sseeale1 nd
dtsse, sd.vsyis9 = ~ 1Fsssss sIs issS 8 80
Cosasy. ie~a. dseeriesa = fellows, to-vit.-
q ssstioa No: s!ghssea tis.l u tcvssaip IL.
est q Tie Stk r. u. eomaens|ne q ~ so..Su.
sase corner Of The south-eos Qusster Of sectios
no. siGhaa:. iis il I'D ~ sskip, and ne sso-
s oI ~. .a:sss s.sag dee vest eighty
1901 rods; sasses aessssfessy flel rsds. more
o. Isss Unit! e intersscts the soutksrn boundssv
me q ths nississippi NiseosSi nailr,eA thenes
e q est ~ south dirsetioa alsas eai1 s.s,hern
!. Iauay lne o. the said y. ~ Railroad. until
s,nses . line dividing said section 40 eishtssn
~ and section No. sevenrsen fs7I :. -. 49,
mp thence cue south one hsnd,ed "a ,..ne,
roae, noss - less, alose seid ~ Si,iA,-s
:sld sections s'ghtsss tls, asd seventeen n ID
~.a h - :. es!,nS'ag vhieh .aid convsyanos vas
nsde ~ the SAID Hans Stc.tenberg or ~ nm, ~
Of securing The payment Of one certain rsdr,. .,v
note and the interest thereon, signed ~ ~
HANS Stolieeberg, dated The Let day of Decsmh.,
=. y. 1859, and payable - fellows: One wa,
suet dste, 70 the osd'r ef Charles s. F.uliasr.
TOT the sum Of twenty-five hundred and ;hirty
Dollar. payable q The Once VI Mscklot 1 Corbin
with interest - ths sats q ton pr cont Per an
mum after maturity.
And now, said psomissosy note having become
duo and payable, and the said Stol,enbsrr
having failed g pey shs sane. ], Geo. 3. c. Dow.
nce, that BY virtue Of the pcwsr which Is 10 -
vested by said Deed Of Trust, Will, on Saturday.
the itsdsy Of june A. b. 1881, ct the hour
o. nine o'clock In tho forenoon Of said day, n the
Court House door, in the sity Of Davsnpors, e.
pose asd one, tor sale, u pablo auction, the
parcel Of land above described. o, 10 much ths,e.
Of ~ shall be necessary to satisfy and nav III.
amount OF said note, with the inteees; there
~ TO the day OF sale, together with oil the cost.
and expenses attending said sale, costs Of this
ooti,e and Trustees tees
Dsted the 18th day Of April, A. y. 1861.
go, GAO. 8. @. DOW,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-16

I'kUSTEES SALE WHEREAS. on the 9Th
! day Of December, A. b. 1859, Hiram Good
win AMI Delilah Goodvin, his vito, executed
unto Geo. :. q. Dow, - Trustee, . deed Of tsust.
conveying 10 said Trustee the land in Scott county
Iowa, described as follows, to-wit: The south
half Of the s0ath quarter Of section No seven
IL in township No. seventy nine 1891 north II
range four Al east Of the eth p. r. aocordine
TO government survey, and which Contains ~
measurement eight three and Sl-lOO acres
which said conveys was msde by the said
Hiram and Delilsh Goodwin for tire purpose Of
securing the payment o. ono certain psomissory
note and the interest thereon, signed by saia
Hiram Goodwin, dated the 9Th day Of December.
A. d.. 81, and payable Is follows: In one year
after d.te, for the sum Of three hundred 6fty.
three aud 30 100 dollars, TO the ordc. Ut Edvsrd
Wyman, at Ranking H.use OF Macklot h Corbin.
with interest after maturity the rate Of ten Der
cent per annum.
And now, said promissory note having become
due and payable, and the said hiram GOOD win hsv-
ing failed to pay the same, LEGO. s. C. bow
Trustee ~ Aforesaid, do hereby give this public
notice, that by viTtue Of the power which Is IL
me vested b, said Deed Of Trust. will, on
Saturday, the LIST day o. June, a. d., 1861, At the
hour Of nine o'clock, in the forenoon, 1t the Court
House door in the City Of Davenpo. /, expose and
offer for sale 81 pablo auction the parcel Of land
above described, muea thereof - shall be pec
esary to satisiy and pay the anount Of said note,
and the ietsrsst thereon to the day Of sale
with oil the costs and expenses attending said
sale, costs Of this notice and trustee fees.
Dated the 20th day Of April, A. b 1851.
GEO. q. DOW.
aprSOl Trustee.