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ph. pEAMs uroN TEE sruMp.

We are sorry to see it stated in Peters
Burgh paper that the Rev. DR.. Deans, a trsv-
cling preacher in the North Carolina Confer
enee, is a candidate for the State Convention,
aud is now on the stump advocating imme-
diate secession and the overthrow Of our
governments. We shaH expect next to hear
Of his drinking liquor, and becoming too in
timate with the vile Of some Methodist
brother So ..-.....,
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The Knoxville Whig of the I'd is full of
perfect nuggets. We quote few
LOOKING ONE WAY AND ROWING ANOTHER.
There is much being Eaid in certain guar
ters about negro equally, where that tuenseless
and unmeaning eant is used as g hobby. And
still, in those very quarters the equality of
White meR is denounced and utterly repudis-
ted. Take, for example, the political equal
ity of white men in Tennessee, Kentucky
and Missouri, and compare it with that of
the white man in South Carolina, Alabama
and Mississippi il will be seen that in
the three former States, collectively, it re-
quires ss white men to be equal 70 ~ white
men in these Cotton. States. And should
Tennessee, Kentucky and Missouri 60 into
the Southern Confsderaey, this would be the
poll ical equality they would enjoy.
Who do these men think they can humbug
by their babbling abopt negro equslity2 By
their acts and voting basis, they are estab-
fishing asgF0 superiority. a'l-
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o25 persons haTing been aia since 1850 making he
present Populatiop 7, - %, . ra.io q 4ez per sax q
ten years. lo eif .-.la.s4 .7la aa- 9s.l 1
AGRICULTURAL PR0DUETs.
Tho Agricultural Products Of Illinois are grsataf a
those ofany other STATE ne products sent oat ,ng
the past year exceeded 800 900 tons. TIE hent crop
uf $50 npproaches IS 900 900 bdsh8I5 S5 uio corn
crop Yieds pet less Elan 40 90 oop W h9A. ~
q ..s1tl.s EE T3IIET OF TIE BoIIs af.fs
Nowhere can ihs industrious farmer sesafs auch ~
results for his labor upon these prre sois
they being composodof deep rich loaIn ta fertility
Or which, 3 unsqfI b apy or ne gio5s-- -
10 ACTUAL CuLEIYATORs. 49,, .
Sizrs 1854, he Company hass s5ld 30a5o0o aerss-
ny ss1 only - ae.sigl eltllpyi, a1d eTy eiiirae
or-,,,f GZsgs - I515l I'd 1,, ,--u.s ofs51 OOO
600 IN 1850 be popsl4ti5h tf J6fg-aias c5a1.ties
through scidt q pairli loat6lg ga55 SIS slcs id 40
292 Aaus been aiss l.elg As s'Aoss EEsii.9s si4
EVIDENCES oF PROSPERITY.
As an evidence Of ne thrift % he Psopis tnay b
stated that 600 900 tons of freight in8iah 600 900
bushels OF grain and $50 900 barreh o. Ga6 Fdrs lor
Esrded oygr the liao last yeHrf q rrria41 b. a.H
EDUCATION,
Mechanics and wordngmen VIII and the fge9 school
system encouraged By the STATS and ends EEed win
barge revenue for the support of schools. Their chill
dren live in sight Of the church and .hohouses
and grow up with the prosperity of The le idng STATE n
lt1e Great Western Empire.
GfENO1o a4lO Lsa4A4lLD VI EEA44LEAtLs
Tds prices o. these landi vary ffo: sSto B25 per
lacIs, pccoEdipg To- locatol5 quality Sc-I FEst CHS
farming lands sell for about SO 70 S12 per aud
the lstiye expense Of subdnng praFis lald ssA sa
parad Wlh wood land is IN the ratio OF 10 IN favor
O thsformeF. Ths terms of sale for the bulk of these
lands viii be ~ - t-,----.-. $50 IA
| ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
st SIX per cent. per annun and SIX Interest notes e sx
per cent, payable respectively IN o1c two three four
live ana years from date 81 SAX; and four notes
for principal payable ihfour, ave, SIX and sesen years
roEa date Ofsaie ee1tFaetstipktn that onetenth
O the tract purchased snail be fen1d and cultivated
5ac and every year Tor ave years from date OF sale
that At he end OF hve YeaEs onesf shall bq sneed
ahd under cultivation.
Twenty PR CENT. WILL BE BEDUgAz9
f-O1n tieYaluaiion for cash except same shoid o.
at SIX dollars per acre, when the cs prics VI D. 2 r.
pro4uotiOps prioesl and terms q gaylsR's can = -
OSTER, Land Commis5one
,-ssLfo sd o. "a E" CHICAGO, aliIG otDiS.
ACES, and Cities EIfuefed EpOnif a.. iyl-
100, APILETONsS EEA1i,4HA 4 b.
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OHk "a 49, ~ I
SRartaa BroHnlovgvsunfa e be Governor d
q. Tenneasss-.E E1la Rsaaon for the Desire.
p Parson BsoRhl0F, in bis pepper the Knox.
sviEs Team Whigi saysi @
While upon the subject Of ofiee We VIII
take occasion % stats, there is BAT one once
~ the whole country we would have, and that
Ia the Office Of Governor Of Tennessee. This
of3oe we would Ike 10 fil, for the folloWins
alfour reaseus-to wits 1a' i'5Iails I
Z, The Governor wiz have much to do tot
or againEt the heresy Of secession for TIVE
years % come, and We would like to FL the
of3cs, 80 IS 70 assist in crushing out the non
ser q snnion- = ~ ! l-fsa 8a5az
q The Governor has the control Of q heayy
patronafs i, the Railroads and Banks Of The
Stsls, gud bese Gre now IN the hands oi Sc
csssionsis, Wha dssarEa tnrniag On, and Whe
snust be swept from Office, OF the public inter
estS VII suffer and the Stair treasury viii
bleed al every porel
q We would Ike 70 fH the position on ac-
conn, Of its honors, and as means Of rebuk-
ing these vile Southern oalRmniatOrs Of ours
who continually cay that no one respects out
opinions. or person, even In Tennessee.
8 Not being rich, we Woald ike "a 81 tho
qiice Tor two yeaEs l0r the sake Of the So, 900
per Rnnuu. -s1..H E = -s...iii'-
Apd finally, unless The Union party agree
pppn candidate, and there g 9 free frh! ID
the matIgT, We may be counted fnl Tbe peo-
pie oi ihe State know rs, ,and We have no need
% oauvassing. BIT il the great Union PAR
II shall harmoniae q. bringing out acandi-
date We shall support him irrespective ofolh
party associationss uHk al.s'
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A special dispatch to yesterdays Pittsburgh
9aaetie says: .el i-id sd,
hece1t sFeus seem 10 render the snPpOsf
no9 quite psobable, that Major AndersonB
command may not, after all be Withdrawn.
4nel lS..1afE z hoid l1aslong and interesting
1op1et ms nprnihg, and General scott With
othel hign- military me1 were cousultsd. u
on aesa not ne astoh9hed Il 5ou should
hsar Hiilin ene ' ns&t ieE days, that tieri
cent reports emanating from this eitvls ~.
all without any good iouudEtioa, siid- IN
the Stars and Stripes are still likely to vraJe
oyer the frowning battlements Of Sumter. 4.
The New Orleans Crescent saldon de 4th
iHstinr: An uhsp ~ vile, unmentoA-
ably degraded, and uHhftssibiY Infamous Al
sainsrusions tsFninatea tis loatbsome exist
Oaes ySsis1aays' aeae
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TANDs on mLrNOfs.

30 ate Ia Che Valley Of The Mississippi srs 90 great
an ihduc9mentt 10 tbs settler as the STATE Of Illinois
There is 10 p6ron Of he world where an iha oond
tons Of climate and soil 30 admihby cunbus 70 pEo
dpee thosafN great staples Co.'s and WHtT, as tie
Prairies Of Illinois. ~ - KIN f.....
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MzgHAEICs, FARMERS q WORKING Nh.
THE attention. d tie entsfprshg and ind 5us por
/ ton Or Tie eomlnunif IS directed 20 the Following
aatemanB and lihera lHducsmants o1ers them By the
uLMoIs CEETRAL RAILRoAD c0sFA AEY.
which, IS hey wiil perceive, viii enable them, By
proper energy, perseverance, and industry 70 provide
comfortable homss Tor themselves and fiuihs with
c9msgstiyelHaP very little capiIal no9 NOS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

Ia TwiEsburgh, Wednesday, March lsths a Son to
sanford b. Bishop, ESQ. ....,-..s !.
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Sswina 3Aathinss.
WHEELER 3 WILSON'S asla
n rGT sd-ucF lr 3di
SEWING MAGH IN ES,
-15 90 l l1lllal WITH
..f,..r, .r.-e-.-r-- .s-l- ls -asv l.-255
NEW IMPROVEMENTS AT REDUCED
zoo s-a PR = o z Sc

% Tbs WHEELER & WILSON Machines are now
sold at rHtes that will pay fair prOht this cost OF
manuiacturing capital interested, aud making sales,
and at such prices as will enable them TO make r8t
elass Machines, and aE hererof0rB, guarantee them
in every particular. - r.i lbs .al-7. l1Iaf
The superiority Of these Machines over all others
for Family usa is now established.
At the last Fair Of the American Institute, the
COMMITTEES assigned the highest Premium to the
WHERLER q WILSON MRchines on Ecoount Of
the Elasticity, Permanence, Beauty and General
Desirableness Of the Stitching when DONE and the
Wide Range Of its ApnlicafioIn The Opinien Of the
above COMMITTEES is endorsed by all the State Agri-
cultural Societies N the United states.
~ The low prices and Important improvements
that have been added, should induce every that
needs first class Marhtnes TO give that al examina-
ton before purchasing. lr- .-.
sl0S Sunarlor Street. Cleveland, Ohio. t rs-~.
- sencfof 4 AlCireular and List Of Prices, &C.
m5rilr L ~ JOIN, - TRnNG AEsnt.
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0ftBs stafs4ies wiihin The z5neofthe Cotton regons
while the sol sadmirably haHpted 70 tae groWIh oi
Tobaeco and Hemp, and the Wheat worth fnomls 70
20 ca mafs PEE bnshe than ma Fased arheF noFth
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for Sale or Rrut.



T11R sI,NT7 7LTf5E 7J W77f I7FG
HOUSE snd arF'-.9lIs CLOTH TACT0RF,
Bridge afrsst. Wei sde. Ts Fnefor5 > ven stock
~ ~ - 49, e11 ~ eq AlAi8e
- "a t. ooav1nlshcss rfduisls ~ 8 lar5s leig
SSia9sS " ifs as2ys, e ,Es 7rsssnd s5
Vines, both u adl1h pfodusa lbdndanlly.
sLhs 5aoe uiil b isased ioE enc % more ya1 HPgr
lrlaz. .lLl-ls - side-. va mazl
ElkRMS FOR SA.IsE-THREE
~ FerRss Vlt6in ten lil.s aft1o city - llia on
,s1s credit Hiih Cows, hgzaa e.. - DO
n.ssl IL ~ !. ! llszs 49,. aiiias.
DOR SALE On EXGHAEGE-
7ErIl, within Is tiiisa q Il eIfy5 : rod 80 E5ll
20 lf : ena
store, doing Foqf E1f aais tqslnss1- such - op-
Doriuniiy q seldom u5ed an We = Ste, Tighf IN
: "a .--7 d ). EEslEi. 8 - 5.alie.
-lTht Acres Of .rosiislt l..I.. MED liE
milss f7om ne Publlc 5qugrgI - So '1fl sEsland
PLANK htad. a0rth Bids. ~. l.s - sll. 5ziiding
one hnniEad ctolcs fFsIs trsss-soais-ola ahi56 ere
y fuil bsaring. q g hesr gaPgg 2 ~
t Hin Be sold ehsap for easa. l1qlirg ei -
vi Z VI I u j q 90. A4illihs
IT qaoP7K I N q EIRsg4 Q
PKISrISe oFTI0E ron s4lk
;, Tor s5laa Iot q BrssieE s1d -Eol sIi5l re,
I 1abosing stblss, Cases. tlhasls, 1nl e4srr lng
eolal lls.s - gllnssng 2 $50 snd va ssgsis -,
al sllEsordinsry bsrFsin.
!, -. f2r sariicaer8 Gals - th5 .lsar9r l1gut-
= .-t-y p - 4F0R NILE
lrTlHE HOUSE AND H. 0N
- fltisbErglh street. fnoEn e - 1-eek
Nf4nlflIt DlInT tol 01o IN lll1 $500
illd -snd u ~ q K5ll5y ans Nsisori b.
ea Pit,s5ar1k ~ ~. - ~ Fs - y
- 40, he houss . iarEa we'll bniit ild rohEs-
1fi''..si''- y RaSkf, bSokJs soBta
sc1lssEl0
E0R 6ALE.-OHE oEo0EB-H HAND
/ -, ttsnl BgllsE--lPl7Flt q e.led, i9tsl5 I'D
a11stef, oli1lsa sd iset iolgs lar1.c8 part ~
I 81 dlalel1E, hnl 5 iset higa-
Safe D. - 7i1ailg cost 8io0; ianoE arl.l.ts
olssssss - 1ii4 ye sraisl, iqiasl-Eai -1H b
~ i.ifllisf lieafsrs srsairsss Af1 80
eT 2, ,, siciiarrF'1 1.aa1l aq @ n art
EOR 3 AL H.-A FARM OF
| A = acres, Wilba tao story 1fick dwelling housg,
eiSiS7a ei.i- ed - s,li - sIi ~, -
/ 81 l1ossf5 - :. - 5r5-o Ss--s 81
L on Ki1suan ATenus of % ID . = l.rtIlii Ins
snt Lying broos rlHs thlolgh .ae lsal s1 q tns
IN, m f-Ss ~ ~ n 5.7 ~, 49, = n
siH.pla 1ydrh1lie works, c4n b cohgsgel u 1l ri
J otthsiarr1-- Tor 9entlen1aIl to .olI
|grnlnd8 en- - eleg1nfl7 1nd tt5Iel1J r7rTar4.-
1sss Ssos Z, 5si51 - = - -. III
10 rC15 lfc11 she cQTpcT1riDl li1Illl.i LI . p y
IhisttFl can bs dividell tals iQtl q 9, 50rnert
| eerpss SO naEa Pie5.lt rssloehf11 alia liEis ad
Ealcs - ths pries q lhifh can lo p rl1cs1s9
rlg ~ abQgt Or -raE0f l11l liIiid, Irt Of
rhs Kinsman street EEilra1d lle8-s tbruuEa Ne
Avenue ia fronf n thi1 faETlI- - n2oTe 7To171ty
an be- i ar1lt I8r-
gain Fur further iniorInktisp enqllre q
No. 408 kinsman street.
=eisESiaua, o, Dec - 49, ~ 5llf55T
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Brass .4a1ala!1!!arsugL. 41l

TAMES b. ODEEL5 BRASS
% FoUNDER AND MANUFACFURER q
few doorg from 5upgrinr street. ClsVRland. 0hio q.
o brspafed . farnish ell kindB Of Toff 49, lni
Steam, Waler Or Ca and ~ the Fari0uE articles
nd n th5 Plumbing Bslins1li Beer PumpT 81 sil
ina5 Radp end EeDalrod. BFals 0s1ilnr i5ils iailV
0ndBTaF Y QEk Of sli - IFspalssd. : dds
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AaRTcgLTURAL FE1lglIs.

The STATE g rapidly fling I'D with population SG8
o25 persons having been adde Bince 1850, making he
present populatol - ,o ralo og492 pcr elt "a
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The Charleston correspondent Of the Phil
adelphia Bulletin, under date Of March 4th,
Gays;
have tonight met with scores, and from
them know Of hundreds more, who have
been called back to reason and to duty by
he nat.onal and eloquent terms Of the Ia
augural. Several men have said to me To-
night i've have worn the mask long enough
r-lRal have not dared TO speak, and scarcely
breathe the name Uf our own country, bat our
hearts are with the Union aud the COnsti-
tuition, and our sympathies are with the
policy and principles enunciatsd By Abraham
Lincoln" ussi
have Just left q company Of some sixteen
idfelhesnt men, many Of them natives 81
South Carolina. The complete messaes was
brought IN, and 1 was requested to read n.
These men were no politicians, and heard it
read with respect and thoughtfulness and as
read tie beauEifni utterances with which it
closed, every eye was dimmed With tsars;
and one man, almost losing that command
over his language which Is necessary here,
exclaimed, God bless Abe LincoIs, and
the prayer met with a response in every
heart -sas - =. s1z1s1 ssl
repeat il, this Is important and vaidable
neWs fD0m Charleston, and rejoice that 7 am
here to witness il Only yesterday fact
this very morning could see no possible
way IN which the country could be reunited ;
iaud the skies seemed getting darker still, hpl
to night The WQgdaa Of iAhEahEm Lincoln arc
kinalilg patriotism, love and national pride
in thousands Of Southern hearts; and know
and feel that they viii nstuEu to their duty,
their allegiance, and the enjoyment Of their
Z. llsn - .r-rr..-l-. t...
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RIeH RortfNa PRAfRrE 80.

ne deep rich ion OF the praires Is cultivated with
such Wonderful faciy Nat tle faflhers of The Eastern
and Midds States am noting Ehoa 30 great hum
bsrs area Of Illinois Is eboutequal 70 that Of En-
gland sd ths s9r sso rich that El saR9oFt
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aI1lafI .a-s1s-1 el 10 .11a.liH sriH -I
I. .al-ts 500 D. '-rra e rsir.faL sl.I-s
100 FT1Hrrr gal.f llI -ftlir -hll- rs7a .tir-r
..l1. 20 -I a1 OF -nsfry $50 rra.lll
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LPPL1CATTON OF CAPTrALa

Thus far capital and labor have been applied to de
velOping the soil the great Tesoces Or the STATE IN
coal and iron are almost untouched The tnvarable rule
mat tie mechanic arts flourish best where food a fuel
arecheapest will follow at an early day IN Illinois, and
IN the course or tho next tea years the natural laws and
necessities Of the case warrant the belief N hata ist
1--WE hundred thousand people will be engaged n the
STATE Of Illinois ID various manufacturing enlploy-
ments .-a r.r. o.. .r d r..ra-a. I.HH esd rEs
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ITO BUY WINDOW SHADES IN
a 0Vly VARSITY cheap 80 e. -.
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RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS. dl
Over Slo0, 600 900 Of private capital have been sz
pended on the railroad system Of Illinois luasmueh as
irt M tIle ino6rns from several Of these W6fs with
valuable pubcf fund in lands, go TO diminish he Stasl
expenses the TA1Es LIGHT, and must consequently
e9efy 1day decrease i --.l 17f7- ".i'' t'--
si--al- THE STATE DEBT. l11 ,s5d
The sais detf IS only SO oIO5 s9s a. end igitl ~
f trss years has been reduced 81 $50 75 80, dnd l1
fs rsss5Raly expect fsdt N lsi gsars q gill b5Hs
Pamphlets descriptive Of the LANDS, soil, climate,
on application 70
l1 tstl -scTaI j. w z
d 10 l-l na4cf sdT .asbIIf0-T --.--i
I For the names OF the Towns, VII
nOis Cent. r.. R.s see pages ESS, 1sS 4
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Als0-l iTht Acres 81 Ezc5lislt lllIi, 1i1Elgl EiE
niles f7om ne Public 8qu9gI - So EsIf lsEsland
PLANK Lad north side. ~ 1El IN cI1rIl 1I,iidinT
SPOT, two ncrgg OF grapes-ose acre IN laAIne' and
IN fuil bearing. q q near r1Frg = nd
High schools and n an 8x1ellell5 pei l1l1Iooo 20
H = u j r a ~. .A.illsts
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IF YOUs WANT PAINTS, OELS,
4 FAaNl8H, &C, z ,sauius art,gls' 90 e
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Pasrts. Brow1nlo.E .,sunrs 70 Be Governor o
q lF6nnessse-.HIsEe Eeaaon FOR the Desire.
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EASTERN AND BOUTHERH MAXI

Thssa laads are contiguous "a a rail1oad 700 nIlo
in length which conneets With other Foada andnayga
ble Lakes and rivers, thus aoTdiDg az unpTo[ea elE
munication with tie Eastern and southern naFksts
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

The Knoxville whig of the ID is full of
perfect nua9ets. we quote & few y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

TVO BUE CHOICE CORNICES
i cheap 81 % -. CARSON 3 OJ.
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IT o5oPTK ~ q EIRs4 {

YknfISe oFTI5s ron s1lt
: 4oF esla-a Ioi q BresieE 9pd -Aol alial ia
-. .sol.ls l.o.....i s-15l rs -
lltf tho lEc1Crl11 rfsfl ll.cl Elll g ldl gf
a. s-lfE1rdiusry bsrFsin.
~ FOR particular caIi - The itteaisr QgVut-
Ing koe4, IL. - - go; 81
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N e GOOD ST

fs7A iraas7 al
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-05

FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 4-lt is stated with air Of truth
that Secretary Blair asserted last Monday in the mo-
dedy opposed to the withdrawal of the troops from any
Southern fort.
IL reported lay that Secretary Smith finds himself
IN minority on Southern questions in the Cabinet and
IS dissatisfied at the ultra views Of his associates.
Capt Suingham is to command the Gulf SQUADRON
The for the increase of the naval force there
merely cor ecturaL The extreme caution pursued by
the Administration all subjects gives rise TO many
warike rumors. The Government seems determined TO
have its policy known only by its acts.
The u 5. steamer PAwnee is lying in the Potomac of
this city ready for eruze parts unknown. She will
probably leave Saturday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-05

B,trtN'RE Apti 4-Flour setiye-paay 70 higher;
Chic g. S15 50 Wheat i've higher;
quiet; mixed 500 cts; yellow 6'6t6ic;
he 665 cis Provisions unchanged Whisky arG at lNc.
Nav YoRE April 4-Noon-Four cents lover Wheat has a
dull over New York Centrals 7SA Virginia 6 5.; Mi
souris 65a.
NosFoLS Apr 4-Cotton frn sales Of good az l2H cenl
prime w. inferior lOHu& cents stock Light. Con-sales
bushels for the week end NJ . day; " low 6GG62&
ac-ive-no change In prices.
NV YosK April &C tton firm; upands miding 1871 cents.
Flour heavy Southern changed What better White cent
higher Corn steady mixed 61GGtS southern velov
= c's Pork erm; tI7GlIl2 whisky steady at 'S9sA
Sugar lower, Muscovado 4AG16'4 Havana I14Ic Coffee
02H Naval stores quiet Stocks dun and lower;
Mssours 81.
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INTERESTING FROM CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON, April 4th-Lieutenants Talbot snt
Saeder from Fort Sumter, have just reached the city
with tag OF truce and are nov with the Governor
The object of The visit has not yet transpi'ed.
we infer from the foregoing that previous state
ment by telegraph, that the market supplies of the For
we're TO be cut of yesterday, was correct The visit Of
these officers probably had reference to this fact
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-05
HON. ROGER A. PRYOR IN NORFOLK.-DISTUR
BANCE AT OLD POINT

NORFOLK, April Hon. Roger A. Pryor arrived in
this city TO-DAY, and greeted with public reception
by his political friends. Fifteen guns fired. he is
to speak tonight.
1t Il reported that disturbance has occurred among
the workmen At Fort Monroe Palmetto flag rails
ed under the walls the outside and the soldiers dared
70 interfere with it.
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MOVEMENT Of TROOPS-APPOINTMENT OF U. S
MARSHAL

WASHINGTON, April 4.-Two companies Of light artil-
ery With thirty Washington carpenters went by special
train 10 Fort Hamilton this morning Great curiosity is
felt "a to their ultimate destination.
Among the Pres DENTAL appointments announced to-
day IS that ct Dr. Thomas Fisher, of Fauquer, Marshal
Tor the Eastern District of Virginia to succeed Col j. f.
Wiley removed
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ryrRovruxSrs The old brick building on 18th street.
.,oBp- the "Our House" is undergoing demolition, to
- room for new edi6ce Il temporarily Occu-
"a some wears ago as the Office OF the Wig.
The building adjoining the American Hotel occupied
Co. nspv wears by the late Cashier OF the Bank Of Vr-
e,i, has lately changed owners aud Is undergoing
Extensive Improvement new front Is to be put In
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- unrSTON STILL PROTESTS

GALVESTON, April 2.-Gen. Houston has sent mes
sage to the Legislature protesting against the action of
the Convention and claiming still to be Governor of the
State The Legislature took notice Of il.
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So-rurRS ExPREss CoNPANY-Five hundred Thousand
,rs Of stock having been subscribed to the Southern
r,-e Company, the stockholders held their FIRST meet
80 a, tbe Nv hangc Ho,e in this city, on Yesterday,
- f, organized to proceed to business, by the elee-
a.. Of the following officers President, Michael T.,
U,rm,n OF Sauntor; Nice-Ptesdent ;. W. feShn, 81
i.-o,,ssrile; Superintendent B. T. Eekln, OF this
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w.x.xSs Of the Convention and Others Who snbser'b
-, -, comics Of Mr. summers speech in phamPhle'
-, are requested 70 call at this Office aud obtain OF
~ directions in regard to the same.
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REPrRIICANS DPPF1TED IN PUODF 1Sr

REPUBLICANS DEFEATED IN RHODE ISLAND.
PRoyIDENcE, r l., April 4.-The election yesterday
resulted in the defeat of the Republicans. Governor
VIM. Sprsgue reelected by large maory, beating
James Y. Smith (Repubican). majority of conserva-
tives elected to the Legislature. g. Browne and
W. Sheffield CONSERVATIVE elected TO Congress over
Robinson and Brayton late Republican members
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Nor CANDDAIx-We are requested to state that Mr..
B,rham va, not candidate for the ofce of High Con-
sable h,vng Withdrawn the day before the election
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CoRKscToS-In .be list Of speeches delivered in the
Convention, Hon. VIM. Ballard Preston included
among those who advocated the Border Conference It
should have been included in the list Of those who had
snoken in favor Of an ultimai,Ua by Virginia.
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which, they will perceive viii enable Them by energy
perseverance and Industry provide comfortable homes for them
selves and families with comparatively speaking little caP
tai