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National Typographical Union.
NEW YoRK, April 22.-Ia consequence Of
the present distracted state Of of political
affara> throughout the country, tbs Board OF
0Moe1a ofthe National Typographical Union,
hare decided to postpone the Convention Of
! (signed) = THos: j. .WA1sH, sec'y., :
: As an oasett the aba4e, TIM following
dispatch goes over the wires to night: ,.
CHICAGO, april 22-Al. delegates from
subordinate Unions who are determined to
preserve the National Typographical Consti-
/ .JoHK n. FARQuHAg, President.
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a III: Z In d S. Of S EsW-
EA ING MACHINES >.
KS: .,: Repairedb by !. 1.>Vreeland, y:
artek Bandtag :oa A1sy lear. ot 1s:wr1s streat.
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teer companies are forming, aud win probably
be complete to-day. One OF them is com.
maaded 6y Chas. 8. May, Prosecuting Attor-
ney uf the county. .Twenty-three Of the stu.
dents Of the Baptist Theological College at
this place have enlisted. Z company Of In
dependent Rangers ia also forming. An en-
thusiastic Union meeting haa been held, ut
which. patriotic speeches were made by ex-
Senator Charles, Z. Stuart, and Others. The
Stars and Stripes ere flying. from the prind.
nal buildings +: >: -54.-. - !
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GbitaaoG Grlbtttte,
TUESDAY, APRIL %, 1861,
rrF.rN0TS LEGISLATURE.

ILLINOIS LEGlSLATDKE.
The called session Of the Illinois Legfala-
tura.. meets to-day. It's action will be
prompt and fully up to the demands Of the
crisis. Our teIcg1aphic correspondent at
Springfield will put our readers in posses
sion Of all that is done, without delay,
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OFFICE OF THE ILLINOIS
S,,sEoSMN X Mc0ApANYs--cH1cAao,A April !. ISL. !:
A0*fCK-Ihe annnal mta4tng OF the St.kkholdaru Of
fo Illinois Stone Company rl De held L Its otfce In
Chicago. On fnesday, the sth day Of Nay praxnp At
transaction Of my other business thas may ia pra-
xe1ted- :, JOHN ". NcGENNiSa
Ap8e4561n1 u Eecretary
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BUT LF4 TIE NHWS*
The heavy storm Of rain, accompanied
By 'mueh thunder and lightning, which
commenced just before midnight, inter-
rupfed the working Of the telegraph and
semi US to press without our latest and
most important dispatches.
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ITO RENT-Wha1fage Lot No. a.,
4 F1osE @ sonth s1de being the seeaad lot south I
Union Railroad Depot said lot has 100 feet Rive!
Front, thence through to Market et1eet, Is well
pansed k1d has several years been occupied for
Coal and Wood tArd fdr which prFprEe It y Que ct
| the most desirable in the city Inquire OF F. n
| CHAPMAN & BRO, LindE Block. aps9x1w
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TO RENT-To Large Brick Ware
Dock situate On the north side Of te hver Just be
low Rush.street Ba9gs foissasion gtren Nay 1 AZ.
three stories and bssement). Possession given i'm
ed!ats1y Il desired Also bull dag CORNER Of Pima
and North Water stEeets-zstoon beloW and dwelling
above. For terms, tnqnl1e. Of r. h SAMPSON, No.
3 Metropolitan Buildings. opS efi1-tHlya
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7: LOUISVILLE, April "a. Seven Companies Of
State .GuardB; With zaasRgregt4e tRa 666N gna@,
p1del tbs ssoommaud.oE G2ls lgtuxn, kaVe
oraSntsd 6t Pedpcab, X. :. rs-5,.,,
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coxooRn, N. T.. April sl:-E1. =: 1.President
Pierce made 9 speeeh, conturing the people ia
uphold the; ola aag and be true to thet1
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Judge Douglas md wtfs onfhkfr Way
= 7;-..ess 7c;=..ess. 70 4uln&e1s* ...s!!= ..s!=>.
BEEE5.A1RE, y +, @. April Hon. R-. 4 pouglaa
ena taqy passed west this afEkknoon, fa 3otRe
tor HffinKdela, uS.: ~ ST. : -: l.
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raised md money given tor Tie support Of the
Government. Cities and towns are in q blaze
Of excitament-<~ g.: = - -. :
BuRlraefos, vt,, A pril 22-Tteops are
,pouring In from the baek towns Of Vermont,
and viii not be found wanting. Z.
: The Legislature ~assembles to-morrow at
Montpelier. An appropriation. Of $500 ,o4
viii unqueshonably heapprppriatea+. ~. i
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The Chicago Troops in Cairo.
QArao, April. = zs.l-rhe The Regiment thM ieaE
ID sa9a9ass s1lEtt, aE7tTs4 htEo ss{ely: ::as u
q SkQe a9N4. .sssesE4y,
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sr. LOUIS, April q Coy. jackson his called
an extra session Of the Legislature, to meet
on Thursday, May Cd, for tie purpose Of en-
acting such laws and adopting such measures
IS may be necessary for the more perfect Or
ganixation ano, equipment Of the militia Of the
6tate, aud raise money and such other Heans
as may be required to place the State In z
proper attitude for defelse. Ad1t. Gen Aough
has 1ssnad oAderB 10 the Commanding oatcers
Of each military district to assemble their fe'
epeetive commands on the Sd ct May and 81
into encampment for SIX days, as provided 5y
law. The strength, organization and equip
| ment Of the several 1omman1s are to be re-
ported at once to headquarters, and division
Inspectors are required to give all tnformat
! ton respecting tie condition OF, the State
| forces. .S-::-5 = i: ~:
5-:sr. Lou1at April: 22s@ Quite = number o
editors .tfom prominent papers In the 8nteIaol y
1.of the State express much indignation at; m
action Of the Federal Government IN calitnt
50 large a military force into athe dead, anf
especially for calling for volunteers from Boz
i der Slave 8taaes, but not much III stamperst /
manifested There Is . good deal Of eeeeasiol
feeling Ii Bonna eections, but The preyahtbi
I tsenttment isuhanlrnous torz ooncaiatton 9 kn.
There are many nmors hsEe, but*hs city
quiet and orderly. No public Demonstration
Il ~ ay9u.fh1Iar{nr has fasn ynade r 3f+.
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ion meeting us hsld hefse todsy, MsyoT
Higaow presIding.. ri Is eatlmsted that 5000
spsople were present. Gfeat enthusiasm WA
manifestad, and ths american 1aaB ;were: dis-
played In proffusiou The city has the appear,
aass fa7aIilttasy camp. Recruiting eofs II 2 on
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NEW YoRK, April 2a-Ttfe steamer Bien
vile, from Hayanna the 8th, inst, arrived to
day. = Tie Cabawaba had sailed for New Or
leans "A y. sse1 arrived from Hampton roads
the 91st. She reports that the Pilot eaid the
Gosport and Norfolk Navy Yards were L
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ng purchased III q rapid Ia1e. do7. " Tooo
'eems determined that his department shall
% prepared to Withstand any Siege made
upon 1t. -:
The Adjutant General and his aids are dis
creetly silent as to the movements Of troops.
tits understood, however, that the Chicago boys
were heard from at Tolono early this morning;
also, that troops moved from Alton last night
with sealed orders.
Parties from St. Louis represent the arsenal
safe, and three thousand men enrolling under
the Presidents proclamation, on the side Of
the Union, despite the Governors treason. !
From Southern Illinois the most reliable &C.
counts are that Secession sympathy is confined
to very narrow strip midway between the
Wabash and Central Railroad, good distance
south Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
John Doughery, the Breckinridge electoE,
said at Caledonia, few days since, that he
would not only invade the South to maintain
the Union, but he would invade Tophes itself
Green Of Massac is understood to be yehe-
mentay on the side Of the Union Secession
IN 9onesooto nas u.s.. a"1nolea n ao"n S ~ neggalty
po;sted p ~ +ha o,a f1sg and def5ea tha Breck;n,
ride remnant to mo1est 1t. Jonesboro' gave
a BreckInr;dRe majority at LAST falls election.
Ofof all the counties in Illinois, probably
p;he IA atronoest FIR the JEFF Davis doc1ine.
vet IL has sent two hundred men to Camp
Yates
Two cnmnan,e. t,ave 1,aen offered fron RAM
ao1nh conntv m, from Centra,ta ons from
ss,sn, .nd ona 1rom M Carmel
a aIf1cpltv ia annrehended At Graygi,1e:where
a knot Of secesgionIst. haye been uncovered.
A tnht too place at colllnsyi1,e, Madison Co.,
4. 7Eh;,,, . ,oont.+ x.r,a .evare,v uonrded:
The worst locality seems to be In the eastern
part CIV lliamson county but the Douglas
men Ia the west end are bringing it all right.
Ere three days more the whole Of Egypt will
ba nnastA6d under the stsrs and Stripes and
fighting the battles Of The old o;lo1ea un9a; p
Next to Douglas'a st' Louis dispatches let
the honor of killing Secession IN Southern 4
linois be awarded to the 6safs tfeotsssr OF ta1s
city. Long maY It "ase.
Every establishment here capable OF turning
ont war material is driving night and day.
Blacksm1ths and wagon makers are busy on
gun carriages ; tailors on uniforms; saddlers
On harness and musket straps and the women
on blankets, cartridges, bandages and lint.
SECOND D1srArcH-
The st. Louis Arsenal is now garrisoned oy
seven hundred regulars under Capt. Lyon
the whole under Gen. Harney, who has caused
! embankuents to be thrown up around it, and
cannon planted tor vigorous defense. It Il
deemed impresnahle. Gen. Harney says he
owes allegiance only to his flag. / have this
| from 3 gentleman who eonyerzed with him
yesterday. Tbs loyal citizens Of st. Louis have
fullaaith in his honor IS soldier: There are
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AUGUSTA, Me., 3,a 2s The Legislature
assembled to. day: :, Al Try man voted to pledge
the entire resonre:aa the State to the Fed
eral authorities ~ ommittee on the Gov
ernor's message ~ eaport to raise ten regI-
ments, aPproprE seAe million dollars tor the
military, AND libefI afpvision for families Of
volunteers. 4 coaAAsgtnrd will be organized
The state Is thoroughly aroused, and viii do
more IN proportion: to her population than
any other Htate in the Union. H..
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:..BbHtn(1l9,.

poARD1NG.-B wanted ID
e1soy Eeatisiaaa I'D ia 1is, Addrcss Box & q
g.ying 1scatlo1. tsrms. &C. = =: :: =. eps2x2t-
pOARpING- suits ef- -desir-
able rooms for fanlliea Will be vacant 1t No. 61
Edna Flace, sn the dtss pro1tmo. Aso Few stn2to
and uouhlerooms toE gentlemen: Aps9xlM-.-
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:. .---vn DWELLING for Sale or
~ Ex Charge for unlnproycd CITY Property. Tbs
housets nearly ne .rea stories and cef4r Gonta1n.
Ing eaa. hot and cold water marble uAnt1ea, bsths
etc n4tet the North Side, east Of Hush street
Address Box 1868 r: %. spaxlw
ID REs%CHANCE,.:- wish to sell
ssorisG eafs oa lie fa:E Il t6e Mineral Foint Eli.
foad 1T oab OF tho beaE ocaaens in the West tor
Produce and Commission BuEiness. -. ~. =
-, TERMS EASY. s.-s ~: j:
Mineral Point Wis. - '-'s-7 y mhSx1n
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100y yBXs,s sRR1MEsG ODFISH-
f2ss6xn taas & i. rrrE3R j; h HAKEY: t
i SEA -. .-..As.A3t --8S1kEnRtN
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Nftn anhettil;B;f|tjI1iie.1l1jt8.

H.ScRlHRN Adntftisin gs sAesnt, "a Df9E-
born it, Is ataaosIsea rsetis Adpertasesseats for
Eass ard al the LeadtEg nazers o. tie NoTtAsoess
, 1861-04-23

FOR SALE-50o Bales Upland
H. Prairie Hsy. Also, any quantity King Philip or
earlt fankee Corn, that will npea however late the
nsaibsEEn = 1tfset, T., ,,ns,, WALKER CUTTING:
DO d. Rent 3l0o per snnun, ffon Maylst 1869 Also,
Cottage With Cooper saop IN the fear ntar the cor
Ctage. WITH Two loss % Cathst1ne street blas
Building, Dearborn street., WAiKKF :.ys.,s;
~.-------z--..l laR!1estal::-. 81. - uurIMa.
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:A:En; HLF. CHESTS :TEASs-:Y.
80 FAR3tNa R1FH1N 4 HANKEY..; !. :. :: !:
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P1ov1pExcH, 4iApfit79zz % oura timer the:
amount advertised for by tie General eTrea9u.:;
s1ed hT ths Stats xas offered to'dayat = 'pees
i aAnE - ~" -: s;1223al1 12a1
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w ANTED-Am man to do common Z.
oa,,s :. gasds9ang sad othes work about plnae In
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= 90 q:!8fIff.;.

TO RENT-A desirable Dwelling
House on Eldsi3ge Court between etate street
ana ~" s sss5naVenns+ Apply to tbs Marine BANK
, 1861-04-23

W*ANTED--By respectable man
~: aBttuat1pn AZ Salesman or Porter. Has been
many years accustoed to business and eau come vel
tucEEo. L. g.. au13x3t
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rPresldeat Of The United 9ta&as.
Wx. q. 5EwARD, Secretary Of stats,
, 1861-04-23

There are many umoss here, butt dty b
quiet and orderly. No public demonstration
, 1861-04-23

TO RENT. "a neat, small Store,
in good posh IN. apply at 17O S5uth Cisfk It
, 1861-04-23
R<uHt.

::bRIME-: BARLEY \ itAITsxAI,.-
Il WAITS. on hznd and. for sale ut losfe4t, eaah
psdees; also Superior 7eaas MALI RaEFfas fas1,-
anl1atlY' -: ~: poaia of Ifads Btiittnr
, 1861-04-23

ITO RENT.-NoTtt : Slde-From
- the 1T Of NAV, the new two-stery dwelling No.
i 10 Huron street. between Market and Sedgenics
streets. Raat $13 PEE month: sAddres8 :" j. ALL Box
342H, ?. o, -8D1TIlW
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ITO RENT-The: large Store, No.
Webef, Williams 4 Yale, aad q Messia Cooley Far
veil Z e, taE o1sor ass7y@sass @ Terms made MoHa
west corner Of Wabash syenne- PETER PAGE
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:. " RENT "A Farm On the South
IL Western Plank Road, within mile and d-one:han
stntn Of cultivation, well fenced good hcuss All
eheda.. For Particular apply 70 GEoRGE STEEL
The national Republican., 1861-04-01
OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

March 90, 1861.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received At
this Department until twelve o'clock, noon, Of
Tuesday, the ID day Of April next, for eight
million dollars Of the stock Of the United States,
to be issued under the act of Congress of the 9Th
Of February last
This stock will bear interest at the rate OF siI
per cent. per annum, payable semi annually, on
the frat days Of January and July In each year,
and will be reimburssble in twenty years from
the first day of January last.
The proposals should be endorsed on the en-
velopes, proposals for loan Of 1861" and be
addressed to the Secretary Of the Treasury,
Washington, D. O. They will be opened and
decided at the time above stated.
No offer can be accepted for any fraction of
one thousand dollars nor will any offer be con-
sidered unless one per centum of its amount Is
deposited with any Depositary Of the United
States, subject to the order Of the Secretary Of
the Treasury. The certificate Of such deposit
must accompany each proposal. All offers for
| stock under this notice must be unconditional,
and contain no references to any other offer.
The offers must state the sum offered for each
hundred dollars of the stock.
Bidders for this stock. whose offers shall be
accepted, must deposit the amount offered and
accepted with the Treasurer of the United States,
or with the Assistant Treasurer at Boston, New
York, Philadelphia, or st. Louis, or with the De-
positary at Cincinnati on or before the fifteenth
day Of April next. Should any successful bidder
desire to deposit at any other point, his request
to that effect will be duly considered.
Upon the receipt at this Department, Of GER
tifcates of deposit with the Depositaries above
mentioned, certificates Of inscribed stock will be
issued to the successful bidders or their assigns,
in sums of one thousand, five thousand, and ten
thousand dsllars, at their option. Inscribed
stock so issued will carry interest from the date
of the deposit Of the money as above stated, and
will be transferable on the books of the Treasury
sgreeably to the regulations Of the Department.
Should any successful bidder desire certificates
Of stock With coupons of the semi. annual inter-
eat thereon attached to each certificate, they
will be issued in sums of one thousand dollars
each, with attached coupons of interest from the
lst day Of July next; and such coupon stock, in
stead of being transferable on the books Of the
treasury, may DC asslgneo anu transferred oy
, the mere delivery of such certificates. The in.
terest on such coupon stock from the date of thu
deposit of the money therefor, until the first day
of July, will be paid that day to the accepted
bidder, or his attorney, by the Depostary will
! whom the principal was deposited.
!, The preliminary deposit of one per centum re
quired from all bidders under this notice will b,
included in the final deposit Of principal of sue
cessful bidders, and will be directed to be imme
diately returned to unsuccessful bidders.
8 s. P. CHASE,
i. Secretary of the Treasury.
; mar 23-dt3aprilif
The national Republican., 1861-04-01

The beans shall be Of the very best quality
white beans, and shall be Of the crop Immediately
preceding the dates of the rsquisition for the .
same 64 pounds TO be taken as one bushel.
The molssses shall be fully equal to tho very
best quality of New Orleans molasses, and shall
be delivered In new, well. seasoned red-oak bar
res, with white. pine heads not less than II inch
thick the slaves not less than A-inch thick the
barrels to be three. quarters hooped, and, In ad-
dition, to have four iron hoops, one on each
bilge, IL inch In width and l.l6th inch thick,
and one on each chime II inch in width and
l-l6th inch thick, and shall be thoroughly coop
cred and placed In the best shipping condition.
The vinegar shall be of the first quality, equal
to the standard Of the United States Pha maco-
peia, and shall contain no other than acetic
acid; and shall be delivered In barrels similar In
all respects to tn ose required for molasses, with
the exception that white-oak staves and heads
shall be substituted for red-oak staves and white
pine heads, and shall be thoroughly coopered
and placed in the best shipping order.
The whisky shall be made wholly from grain,
sound and merchantable, and be full first proof
according to the United States custom house
standard and shall be double recti6ed. 1t shall
be delivered in good, new, sound, bright, three
quarters hooped, well-seasoned white oak bar.
rels with white-o oak heads, the heads to bs made
Of three-piec heading, and we'll painted; the
slaves not to be less than s-inch thick, and tho
heads not less than 2-nch thick; and each bar
rel shall be coopered, 10 add ion, with one three
penny iron hoop on each bilge, II inch In width
and l-l6th inch thick, and one three-penny hoop
on each chime, II inch in width and l.l6th inch
thick, as per diagram. The whole TO be put In
good shipping order, free Of all charge TO the
United States.
All the foregoing described articles, embracing
casks, barrels, half barrels, and boxes, shall be
subject to such inspection the chief Of tho Bu-
resu of Provisions and Clothing may direct, the
inspecting officer to be appointed by the Navy
Department. All inspections to be at the place
Of delivery. Biscuit may, however, be in pected
at the place of manufacture, but will in all cases
be subject to a 6nal inspection at the place Of
delivery before the bills are signed therefor.
The prices of all the foregoing articles to
be the same throughout the year, and bidders
may fer for one or more articles and his offer
will bo accepted for that yard for which his pro-
posal may be lowest.
All the casks, bsrrels and hslf barrels, boxes
or packages shall be marked with their contents
and the contractors name. All the barrels and
half barrels of -four, bread, and pickles, shall
have, in addition to the above, the year when
manufactured or put up marked upon them.
The samples referred to in this advertisement
are those selected for the ensuing fiscal year, and
have no reference 10 such haze been prsviously
hibited.
The quantity Of these articles which will be
required cannot be precisely stated. They will
probably be about
The national Republican., 1861-04-01
Later from Europe-Arriyal of the
Africa.


New FORK, March 3l.-The steamship Africa,
from Liverpool on the 10th, ria Queenstown on
the l7th, arrived here last night. She brings
$4,000 pounds sterling in specie. Bullion in
the Bank Of England had increased 100000
pounds.
The Duchess Of Kent, mother Of Queen Vic.
toria, is dangerously i'll.
The Times ridcules the idea of the Confed.
crate States attempting to effect loan, after
the Mississippi repudiation.
WEEKLY COTTON MARKET.
Lirerpoot March l6.-Sales Of the week
$4,000 bales, including 500 to spectators
and ii 900 10 exporters. The market opened
slightly lower, but subsequently recovered un-
der American advices by the Kangaroo, and
closed firm ut last weeks quotations. The es.
tmated sales to day were 10 900 bales, including
1000 for speculation and export.
Liverpool, March 1.-THE estimated sales
yesterday were $4,000 bales, including 5000
for speculation and export. Hewitt reports the
market closing buoyant, and fully higher.
Stock in port, 1900 bales, including
75e,0O0 Of American. .tarf %. g..
WEEKLY BREADnuFFs MARKET.
81 tLiperpoot, March l6.--DreAdstoffs were firm,
but prices are generally unchanged.
Provisions generally we're quiet
Flour dull, but stesdy.'. Wheat firm. Corn
6rm, aud partially \ shade dearer. -.rL
( Pork quiet Bacon quiet. Lard heavy and
rslishtly lower. ass
General Produce-SugAr buoysnt. Rosin
steady at the opening, at ~. ld.S9 4s. 3D., but
the demand incrsssed, aud closed at As. Cd.
Turpentine; steady at 3ls. Rieeg steady, and
nors doing in Carolina, at 20s. I'd. a 22s. 3d.
Cousols, % a 92&,
The national Republican., 1861-04-01
Virginia Legislature - Passage of an
important Resolution,

Richmond, March 3l.-The House was in
session all night, considering the joint resolu
ton relative to the movement of troops and
arms within the Commonwealth, growing out
of the proposed transfer of guns from the Bel.
Iona Foundry. Various amendments were pro.
posed and rejected, and an excited debate en-.
sued. The Senates amendment was finally
adopted, in modified form, authorizing the
Governor to call out the public guard to arrest
the contemplated removal, and directing him
to employ the needful force to resist any at,
tempt to remove the same beyond the reach and
control of the State authorities.
The national Republican., 1861-04-01
INDIAN CONCERT.

INDIAN CONCERT.
Larooqua, assisted by a select band Of Min
strels, will give Concert in Odd Fellows Hall,
on TUESDAY EVENING, the I'd Instant. La
rooqua will recite the Death of Minuehaha, and
q variety of glees and songs of stirring interest
will m up the entertainment.
Tickets, as cents-to be had at the Music
Stores, and at the doors. Doors to be opened at
u o'clock. apr AT
The national Republican., 1861-04-01
The Kansas LEGISLATURE.

Leapen,corth, March 29-The Lower House
Of the Kansas Legislature organized on the
2Sth, by the election of U. P. De Graf, Repub.
lican, for Speaker. He is understood 10 favor
Messrs Parrott and Lane for U. s. Senators.
Governor Robinson's message is mainly de.
voted to local affairs. He recommends suit.
able acknowledgment by the Legislature for
the generous relief given the needy citizens of
Kansas. He recommends, also, that the credit
zens, if necessary. IL says that seed has been
furnished in abundance for planting purposes,
and hopes that a general call for relief will
soon cease.
The national Republican., 1861-04-01
Political Affairs in Norfolk,

Norfolk, March 3O.-A petition has been
numerously signed, instructing Mr.. Blow, our
delegate in the State Convention, to vote for
immediate secession.
A. large and enthusiastic meeting was held
at Washington Point, and adopted resolutions
instructing delegates from Norfolk county to
vote for immediate secession. They also ap.
pointed delegates to the Convention to be held
on the 10th Of April, at Suffolk, to nominate
secession candidates to Congress, if Virginia
remains in the Union.
The national Republican., 1861-04-01
T H E P A N I G.
NEW GOODSl
SPRING GOODsi
SUMNER GOODSl
DRY GOODSl

W. W. BURDETTE, at No. 35l Seventh street,
between and X, has just returned from the
North, with a very large and superior stock of
DRY GOODS, which will be sold at panic prices,
viz:
30 pieces French and English Poplins, and other
textures Of Gray Goods in price, from
8 cents per yard up to Sl.00.
40 pieces Fancy Silks, from sit cents to 81 so.
pieces Black Silk, very heavy, at Sl.O0.
100 pieces Fine and Fast Color Jaconet Lawns
at l23 cents, worth ls4.
30 pieces Fancy Ducals, at l23 cents, such as
were sold last season at rs cents.
500 pieces English, French, and American Prints
from Ct up to 25 cents.
so pieces Chall De LANES, l2!, Isl, and 25.
BLACK GOODS-Bombazines, Merinos, AL
pacas, NJ. De LANES, Challies, Lawns,
Berege, Tissue, and ape-Maret, very
cheap.
WHITE GOODS-Lnsns, Cambrics, Cottons,
Swiss Muslins, and all other kinds OF
White Goods.
A large stock OF Domestic Goods.
Hosiery, Gloves, Fancy Goods.
And all other kinds Of goods which are kept
in Dry Goods Store, all Of which will be sold
at Panic Prices
respectfully solicit call.
ONE PRICE-PLEASE REMEMBER!
No. 35l Seventh street, between and x.
mar 26-6t W. W. BURDETTE.