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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
u,aE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMP!

TIHE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE C0mfA a
NY now uly prepared for business, and me asnon Oh vac
earnestly called the importance OF s ooJec Ln
cor pany Its charter, divides sevenegh oil US prone
every years. the policy holders thereby giving ne
assured he advantages OF the tua yem WIN she
ckhoders have moneyed interest eondueng
affairs q prudence and economy.
The Chs ter urs half the Capital BLOCK sne
be nvendn Bond and Mortgage on unin neal hsA
v IT. double ths amount
The chief object OF the Company ito Aid 10 retaining ~
he immense smcu.t Of money which goes annually rom our
or Premiums No Companies That money wan DC
Customers o. legal interest," anuu
b.rsed In midst
rates other good Companes ssVes hsueuio
DIRECTORS.
VIM. n. NJ cfar nd, John Paroen,
Joseph Allen ssmIT Bayy,
Roscoe b. Heath Jos. X. Anderson,
Tbos W MoCsn,s Thomas p. August
john II Mootssue, 10 H. Msury,,
DsvdI Burr, Jas A. Oowardin,
Lewis Gister J. d. Mc0lelland,
Joan joiner, r. T. Moore,
JsL l. Appeacn John u. Claiborne.
LeEsD Crcnshav, b. o. Wherry,
Wm q Paine Wn. u. Christian,
HE O Dasleryin, wyndham Robertson,
FAM J. Harrison, John O. shafer,
w a II Haxal. Peter o. Warwick,
Robt t. Brooke, T. o. Haskns,
Gsl d. Shell Edward Newell
We Engton Goddn, Geo. J. Summer
Joan Dooley, D. q Wooidridgcs
Prestdent-sAM'L J. HARRlsOS
Hice Freside1t-wN. II. HAxALL
PhVsctdR-Dr. BLAIR BURMELb
Atorney-RoSOoE r. HEATH, Esq.
| apsI J. ADAIR PLEAsANTs, Secretary.
~ once corner Main 18th streets, Richmond
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EIIXtR PROPYLAMfNF-A Remedy for
Profession and suffering With acute or chrome Reuma
~ 10 the Exr PROXY smne nost valuable and agreeable
preparation Of Chloride Of Propyamine vh On las been extern
vey and successfully pstd In Europe and America Ia ne treat
men ofths dseate This quak nostru and iu dlrec
tons as to dose, &C., accompanying each bottle
MEADE KER. Pharmsceutlsts,
mh96 ise Main ST., cor. above P o.
LOT of Jordons snheed and Family BACON, consisting
uh2s W. II PLEAsANTs.
RMY RAZO1s.-A supply Of these justly celebrated
IA Eazon Just received ami for sale by
j. sIEToN Importer Of Cutlery,
mh14 II Main Street
UOfZES, CEEEBRATED SWISS LEiTW.
waterproof and durable prevents from cracking at the
same time admitting Of beautiful gloss sosy oy
mills 1879 Main and 10th SITS.
TgyODD,S HAMS.Todds Extra Sugar Cured Family Hams.
Il In store and for sale by L.
mh20 CHAS 7. WORKMAN 90.
UGARsA beautiful article and Porto Rio Brown eu-
g CARS and Refined do, for sale by the retail at
mh2s A. 4. M00RES, Ag-
GoLD AND SILVER LEAF. BHoNxEs, Dutch
~ Metal Tin Copper and Lead Poll Tor sale si gy rv m
mhqa M iAa Main street
EvoU SALE PRTVATELY.--L No. 1 sEAMsrREss
and CHAMBERLAIN. Any one Wishing 70 purchase VIZ
i'7e'+ ft1 ~ Ne AMERICAN Hotel y.l.-e
tHU-lo <Isr1u Barrels AID Tabs Pc. stsarss -.
I7tMt1XH1CoN>-2sH hds rercsr and Barrels Of Hans.
10 w NALLAm eoHR
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LeucOrrhucn or whites. Ovarian TusaOr,
IlrrIne IIccrn linn. Eemale DiscnseS.
syphilis and 0IercUrisI Disease.

Dr.. r. c. AVER S.r: l Checriuily comply with the
requ., of your agent, and report 10 You Of the
CH5et, h.t, realized wlth your Ssr>apJrillt.
have cured with Is ~ my practice, most Of the com
plants for which 10 5, recommended, and have found its
effect truly wonderful an the of l5agr,GI and NsT
ctr-rf Disease One ufmy patients hal Syhiiitic ulcers
n his throat, which consuming his palate and the
top OF OIL, mouth. cur SJrsapara, steadily taken,
cured HIM i'm five weeks. Another attacked by
oni5rv SYMPTOMS u hi, nose, and the liberation had
eaten away considers part OF II, so that believe the
disorder wou!l reach h, BRAIN and kll him. But IL
yielded to ly admins trt.on Of your Sars pura the
ulcers healed, AND Ep is We again. not Of course without
some dish uratilu OF the face woman who hal hocu
tr,aiar ur the same disorder by suffering
from h- poison M her bones They had become seusi
tive 90 Oh. weather that on damp day she suffered
crurrts~ ulu u her Joints and bones. She, too, was
cured entirely by your Sarsapsriia in Il few weeks. /
know raa Be-, formula, which Your agent gave me- that
this Preparation from your laboratory must be- great
remedy, .U.ur", these truly remarkable results
with if have not surprised me.
Fritarr.allv v5urs q. V. IAETNER NJ ID.
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OFFICE RICHMOND PETERSBURG R. r. co.,
RICHMOND Va, Oct. 80, 1900 (
fIJHE trains on this road viii as follows:
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND roR PETERSBURG.
Express daily Except Sundsys) connecting with the
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad at s.3O A. h.
Accommodation ri-weekIy, Monday, Wednesday
aud Friday at 90 A. n.
Mall daily st245P.M.
TRAINS LEAVE PETERSBURG FOR RICHMOND.
Express daily nS4 A. NJ.
Accommodation tri-weeky, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday - Msl5 A. NJ.
Mall daily Except susdays) at 6lb p. N.
TH0s. II. WYNNE,
nobl-u Superintendent
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DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.

YEyRI-wEEKLY, THROUGH TO LYNCH fS4s-ETTIk
i BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN z>1fzkHfS
AND TRIwEERLY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYS, MAKING A DAI.
LY LINE AS PAR AS SCoTTsvlLLE.
Richmond 10 soottsve 80 Richmond 10 Lexington % 90
4" Lynchburg. i % " Buchanan. 90
The through line will leave Richmond Monday Wednesday and
Friday NJ and and ser the 9th September the Way
scottsve will NJ Tuesday Thursdays and Sat-
urdays far scotsve Returning, leave Scots
vile Monday Wednesday and Friday at IN A. NJ.
Zee distance time Of passing In card below for through
line and observe that the scoe line will pass intermediate
points the opposite day the hours going up hour
later coming down.
Leave Richmond Monday We'd Leave Lynchburg Monday Wed
nesday Friday nesday and Friday, at p M.
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ID OF TRADE.

NEW ARRANGENENC
FOR RUNNING The STEAMER CoRfl5 PECK.
TgyHE steamer Curtis Peck, Capt Jno. H. ,lSlI-k
4 Freeman will on and Monday next sa<nat3nss@s
2h inst make regular James River BET eeu Tails ana
the House Wharf leaving Bockets every hohus
dv and Fday mornings O'clock precisely arriving at tone
Hcuss Wharf O'Clock remaining tere uni ~ oeoeA
teturti wharf, aud leave there each sernae
ays Thursdays and Stature At O'CLOCK O. N
and touch regular landings ths hssr going ana re-
turing 80 -, ..o
ms Curt Peck neatly fitted with bhus for night aecommo
daon passengers comng from below cAR say on oo@fu e
highs she arrives at the above Wharf
Passsge Stone House, y CO. nsAh extra ~ CTS
ras TIE '"A' '' ~ ~ R. o. HAtKINs.
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RAILROADS. &C.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.

E39sE 81
ON and AFTER Monday, April lsh,
" The Mail and Passenger Trains,
VIII leave RICHMOND DAILY, at O'Clock, A. NJ, for
and all intermediate Way Stations connecting At Cor
louisville the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Trains for
and edae Stations and At Charlottesville with
for nchburg points West and Southwest Of
place. And every other day. viz Tuesdays Thursdays and
saturdays for ackson River and stations West OF saunon
Hartman Browns Stages connect with the train al stannon
on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and at Goshen Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays for Lexington.
Mason and Company Stages connect with The Train
Springs Jackon River White Sulphur Springs
Leuisburg, &c.
Mall Train leaves JasxssEb River Mondsys Wednes
days and Fridays, at BIS e n, for staunton.
ap4 THOMAS DODAhEAD,
General Superintendent
SOUTH-slDE RAILROAD.
NNANDAPTER MONDAY THE22d AU.fE
" gust, the passenger Trains, win run as follows: -
FROM PETERSBURG TO LYN0HDURG.
Mall Train starts daily at $50 NJ reaches Lynohburs aslGs
Pm.
Passenger Train start. daily except Sundays. at as H..
reaches Lynchburg at12:30 A. NJ.
FROM LYNCHBURG TO PETERSBURG
Mall Train daily at II A. NJ reaches Petersburg NJ
Trains daily, Sundays At 1890 NJ,
reaches Petersburg at $50 A. NJ
These trains connect with two daily trains 10 the Springs Knox
yile Nashville, Memphis, &C.. n New Orleans.
E This the shortest and most expeditions route 10 all para
Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas and Texas
The City Point Train leaves Petersburg daily except Sundays Al
IL Noon, and City Point at $50 A NJ and 1880 P.
and from all the steam packets when
csssary.
General Superintendent
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD

FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
Aud FOR the speedy cure Of the subOned varieties of
serofuIa and ScrOruIOus Affections. such as
Tumors, Ulcers. sores. Eruption; PM
pies. Pustules. BlOtohes, Bois' bi"i"s'
and all skin Diseases.
O,xt,xp. Ind 9Th juno 1859.
G. AYUr 4 Co Gents; feel u my 1u'y 10 ao-
knowledge what your >1rsaplrill mas zone lot n';
Having inherited Scrofulous infection, have suffered
from 10 i'm various ways for years sometimes " ours.
turned inward and distressed me AZ the stomach Two
years d broke out INV head and c9'cr, my s'p
and ears with one sor' which was T'ih anu 'ilSuI
physicians hut without much rrli'l from any ln, ~
% read n the Gospel Messenger that you had prepared
Alternative .SlrSapari', for knew rom your r'pu-
CINCINNATI and got it, and used ti it cured me- took
H. Won advise In small doses of tsloohlnl "N,.
month. and used almost thr,c bottles New anu healthy
skn soon hS1l 10 form unurf 'iD s.. i -, a. -.
while ',ll OFT. Ny skin Is now clCsr and Know by my
FEELINGS that the disease j. gone from my system lon
can we'll believe that feel what am SAVING wien wien tei
you that hold YOU % be- Of the apostles of the age
and remain ever gratefully TGFS T. r,1Iry.
st. Anthony's Fire. Rose or ErysiPelas,
letter and salt Rheum. scald Head Ring
worm, sore Eyes. Dropsy.
pr Robert NJ Prehlc writes from Salem, y. Y, 18th
Sept, 1850, that he has cured nvcteraie ease OF
Dr0pg, which threatened 10 terminate fatally, by the
pcrscy.rug or SlrsararillI and also danger
Gus attack Of Indignant Ersps by large doses OF the
stantly.
BronehcceIe, GOItre, swelled Neck.
Zcbuon Sloan or Prospect, Texas, writes; .. Three
bottles of your SarSaparilll cured me rom t'oiTc-a
hidcous swelling the neck, which had suffered from
over two years.
LeucOrrhrn or whites, Ovarian Tu:ior,
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases.
Dr. =. r. =. Claiming of New York City, writes; 81
most chyeruv comply with the request of your agent in
saying have found Your Sarsaparila most excellent
Alternative I'M tho numerous complaints for which we en-
plnv such remedy, but especially in Fannie Diseases
OF the Scrolulous dathesis l have cured many uvet-
crate cases Of Lcucorrhua b. IL and some where the
complaint caused by Ulrerfi1R Of the uterus The
liberation itself was cured Nothing within my
knowledge equals IL for these ienalc dcrlng ucuts.
Edward = Marrow, OF hurry, Ala, writes: 4 dan
gprous arrrg flna0r of the females u my family,
which had defpd all the remedies could employ, has
az u.fh been completely cured by your extract Of Ssr-
sguarila. Our physician thought nothing bat CVtiV1-
ton coulJ afford relief but he advised the trial Of your
Sarsaflrl,l as tho list resort before cutting and
proved alycfull AM taking Your remedy eight weeks
uo .vuDfDw of the disease rUmllug.n
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SCIENCE CT WaP.-TActios for elders OF Infantry,
- cyry sai Artillery Arrsugvi ald completely j. " BUCK
HpLTZ Pgt.sh bv J. " Randolph. Price 20 cents.
From fotIis D,a.act Of ne Tisgi1ia PUllc S.trd:
Asvo.Y R.CllalSu, Va January S, 1881.
J. " r ANuurr4- nesr sir:
h- popular works up.n military matters before the pub
De- are confined q ordinary drills snd paades What l.
-ar- gol1 sh9E When The various movements Of
AZ ev Cavalry Infantry and site, taught 10 their respective
s rsI used ~ p-tttlce o. AZ nv; az .round should
oa selected bste AID sncanpnsrt wha pe'sut o be Ia
rer .ty-"crs sti-g when ~ s % colsnnn when In
~ h5 % re- te q G. the favOrsby-ln
arm a moss rs u % success ana without which, matter
-rs bvave troops be- thsy exposed 10 slmos
t-ge- iu presence sq1a Of drilled and
vel m sy- troops AM l'5 n'crma'on Capt Buckhotz fur
r.s1ts 10 lis work.
1 have no hesitation ir rec0mmerdrgiL
s.yresptct 'uilT yours,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-15

The TenpesEee EIeetion.-The way
the Traitors Expected 20 Garry the
eeSsIOnIsts.
tFrOn the N Y. wOrld.l
The traitors have met an annihilating
defeat In the home of Old Hickory. They
have been swept, as with the bosom of de-
struction, before the wrath Of an outraged
people. Tennessee has most grandIy
proved her loyalty; and over no spot Of
earth, between the Atlantic and the Pa
. cific, do the glorious old stars and stripes
this day more proudly wave. The issue
was presented to the people in a double
form-the question whether there should
be convention, and, If so, who should be
its members. The result is not only the
election of an overwhelming majority of
the Union candidates, but, better still,
most emphatic decision that there shall be
NO convention at all. The people of this
gallant old State would not allow that the
question of secession should be even en-
tertained they would authorize no body
Of men representing them to deliberats
upon the subject, they would grant trea-
son neither space nor law, but crushed it
at the start. They did the business at
once, and effectually.
The same vile means to delude and ex-
asperate the people were employd here
that told with such effect in the earlier
elections of the Gulf States. Every base
passion was appealed to, every sor,lid mo-
tive, every weak prejudice; and false state
ment and false argument were piled with
out measure. To illustrate, We will take
up the last number of the Memphis AUa-
kdHehe that has reached us-isBued three
days before the election. This is the lead
ing secession sheet of the State. The edi.
tOrial page opens with the words "All Hail,
Yirgiuial" in faring capitals, surmounted
with big gun belching out its salute of
victory. Other captions, also in large
type, follow, such as .fThe Old Dominion
all right!l" "She repudiates submissionI"
"She declares for resistanceI" s'WiII Ten
nessee now falter 2p-tte whole preludine
the following telegraphic dispatch:
10 he Editors Of ate AuaIaneks: =
Resistance men have carried the Correlation over
Whslrningiy. submi1siOnists-nO twenty elected.
This precious missive, every word of
which was as false as the most lying verse
in the Alcorau, is followed by tremendous
apostrophe to the "proud Old Dominion!
Land of Washington and Jefersonl Moth
er of Statesmen and PresidLntsI" &C., &C.,
and an adjuration to Tennesseeaus not to
be backward in "vindicating their sacred
honors"-and mot to cling longer to the
corrupted remnants of u once glorious but
now degraded Union" After this terrific
blast we have an effusion headed sEx-
President Tyler despairs of peace, in which
the Tennesseeans are told
Ex-Pre.ident Tylers recent visit to Washington
impressed him with hOpeJ pTOEIIseo or Gd5uf
Msnt. He has returned to his home In deem humlis-
tion at hndlnG Washington BlIitaTy camp IN T1aS
agatnH Virginia, whose soldier by iS proximity to
Washington, would be its proud defenders but they
have been SuPplanted by northern mereenhrIeS
ready, at the bidding Of their MASTERS invade the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-15

THg report which reached rs few days
since. to the effect that an English captain
had been tarrsd and feathered by mob
in Savannah, is confirmed. Through a
gentleman just arrived from Savannah,
the Albany Esentag Journal learns tue
following authentic particulars of the out
rage:
ait appears that the captain had en-
ployed free negro steTedore 10 load his
vessel. He Was very anxious to push the
work and for this purpose encouraged
the stevedore to unusual efforts by various
little acts of kindness, which he consider
ed calculated 70 aid him in tue accom-
plishment Of his purpose. Among other
things, he invited him to take his dinner
on shipboard. The invitation was accent
ed. This annoyed the mate, who commu-
nicated to some of his aequaintances on
shore, With embellishments, what the cap
tain had done.
at required no great effort to raise the
cry Of 'Si4oIitioqist' against the captain,
nor TO induce gang of drunken rascnls
TO resolve upon his summary punishment.
The plan adopted was carried out. A mob
proceeded to the vessel during the night Of
Friday last week, seized the SPtain, drag
ged him from his vessel, and Clothed him
with coat of tar and featnetS:,
"The next day the captain rommnni-
Gated with the British Consul, who at
once offered Il reward Of 81 $50 for the
apprehension Of those guilty of the out
rage.
"Serious results are likely 10 grow ont
Of this act Our own government may
pay no attention to similar outrages upon
our own citizens, but Great Britain is
more sensitive.
Yes, aud if the Independent Republic of
Georgia runs afoul OF Great Britain in this
Wnnton and upiustifable manner, she
will find It no chtId's play. American
citizens have got used to such outrages in
those chivalrous regions; but the expert
ence is new to Englishmen, and they may
not like the thing SO well. At any rate,
Great Britain is not going to see her peo-
pie outraged without demanding redress.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-15

IT is not improbable that opportunity
will shortly be afforded the British Gov
eminent to say in practical way, wheth-
er it recognizes the legality of the with
drawnl of the seeded States from this
Union. An uuproyoked indignity has
been offered to that government in the
person of the captain of British vessel
in the harbor of Savannah, by Georgia
mob. On matters like this, the English
Government is not SO tender footed as
ours. It will probably demand redress,
and protection for its subjects; and now it
becomes a matter of interest to see of
tchOm they will make such demand. Will
it be of the Kingdom of Georgia, or the
United states7 Should it be of the
latter, what could our Government do
in the way of Furnishing the guilty
without coming in contact with that
Independent Kingdom 2-and such collis-
ions are considered dreadfully wicked in
these sensitive times. II the British Gov
eminent shall, however, require satisfac.
ton at the hands of Georgia, we will re.
gard it As an acknowledgment of the in
dependence of that mighty and majestic
nation. In such case satisfaction would
have to be rendered, or it would be taken;
and the proud. and puissaut chtyalry
might be glad to seek shelter under the
protecting folds OF the stars and stripes
A small brush with the British Lion might
take the conceit out of the high.toncd
gentry whose 'maduess rules tue hour
and has almost ruined the country.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-15
KanaaE ReIIer lIeefInr.

Remember that Tonight, in accordance
with the proclamation Of the Mayor,
meeting win be held at Washington Hall,
to devise means and adopt measures for
the relief of the famisbiug people of Kan
sas. Ar. Holiday, of K. T., who is tray
cling agent soliciting contributions, will
be present aud bear witness to the terrible
necessity which makes a whole people
almoners upon the bounty of the charita-
bio and humane throughout the land.
Fellow citizens, when Jon set down to
your bOuuteOuS boards, or wrap yourselves
in your warm habiliments, think Of the
starving settler who has not even crust
for his famishing children or garment to
screen. them from the piercing cold, and
resolve that you win do your little. what
ever II may be, for the relief of perish
ing people.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-15

DEFF sxoW At rpz NOnrH.-The snow
in Northern Vermont is deeper than has
been known for ten years past, and has Sc.
Fiously deranged the mails. The train
from Montreal, which len on Tuesday
morning of last week. reached ROuse's
Point on Friday eyening; four days for
what iI commonly run Of Gour hOprs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-15
HAIR DYE! HAIR|DYEl HAIR DYE
W.A.BATCHEL0R's HARDYF!

The Original and Rest IN the HorldI
All others are mere limitations and should be avoid
ed, If you wish to escape ridIeule.
GRAY, RED or RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful and Natural Brown or black, without In
jury y the Hair OF sldn.
FLPTERG MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded to VIZ. A. BACHELOR since 1850, aud over
$1,000 applications have BEEN made to the ,Half Of
the Patrons Of his famous Dye
WIN. A. BAUcHELoR's HAIR DYE produces .
color not to be diEtinguiIhod from nature, and Is
WARRANTED not to iauro in The least however long it
may be continued, and the ll-oHects Of Bad Dyes
renaoded; the Hair nTiEotol for Lifo By thIS Spleen
did Dye.
Sold In all cities and town OfthO United States, by
Druggists and fancy GOodsDoaIora.
~ The Genuine has the name and address upon
asteel plate engraving fur sides Of each box Of
WILLIAM A. BArOHELOR,
mhlS-dAYly 16 Bond Street, New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-15

TIM n. Y. Polt says gentleman from
Ohio discovered by accident his long.lost
wife in BoWery cOueer, saloon, lastEeek,
where she WAS danssuss. She ran away
nom him ,Eo Years ago, being then In
love With The stage. Now she is glad to
discover his regard for her is unchanged
ed and to return home with him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-15

WoS'r CeME BNcK.-Mr. Brooks, Prcsi-
dent of the Alabama Convention which
passed the secession ordinance. in his ad
dress at its dissolution, said:
ave are free, aud shall any of rs cher
ish any idea OF reconstruction of the old
government whereby Alabama will again
link her rights, her fortunes aud her desti-
tiny IN Union with the Northern State5?
u any OF yon hold to such a fatal opinion.
Jet me entreat you as you value the bless
ings Of equality aud freedom. dismis, n At
once There Is not. there cannot be, any
security OF peace for us ia reconstructed
government of the old material. must
believe that there is not friend or adVo.
cate OF rseOn8trnetiOn in this large body.
she people OF Aiabama are now indepea-
will continue free, sovereign and indepcn-
dent Dismiss the idea Of reeonstruc-
ton OF the old union now aud forever"