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Thee pills will not only break up any
k,.s " Chil.s nni Fever, hut taken In con.
%nee,ien With tho p~ailless lives pills, will do
N In, other n.uc aud fever remeiies do not
sl,-,. o., eradicate tho smusc Of the disease
from the system. You need try them only
.orfe.
Thu, dread .courge Of tho Mississippi
VALLEY, King Asuc. finds his conqu-rcf In
|,he.c remedies. Those who live in tho MI.
%a.tna,ic regions " the south aud west, will
fnI these r.mcdie. beyond all price when
|,Acy have onec tested their Vitae.
no THE rLkHTsn3.
In the bottom land. " tho Mississ,rni.
| Arkansas ard Eraan.. and Rel River and
N al intlntiou. sections. by fcliosing tho
. rec,irns for misunderstanding these pills, will
| sd,s'utlly prevent ninc.,snths n the Aeue
| snI chill fevcrs. No well rs Bilious. Inter.
| mi.lcn. anj Rc,ni,'er, Yevsrs, that now
tearl, decima,c the tins Of ,hcis servants
aad profits Of the crop. by sickness 4 death.
ONE MiLLtoN DOLLARS t4
zoe. North for quask patent medicines.
tNrNN NtHt tItti 8t4 hiu&EH uttNtfHt
m~iicinc. {, the dogs, unless you wish 10
HI. sni trv these.
Purely Vegetable anil Southern remedies
prepared alone BY Dr.. clark. a native Ten.
n@.scaa. who bns n familiarity with South.
ssn diseases and their treatment IN Z
Ssashcvn climate.
Dr.. Clark's Ssrt Cuvs AGue Pms,
l. rec ,mmsnded for Chill Fever, veve,
Dimb Asus, and nothing else. They vii
.6sc,nnlly break mp ~ when taken IN con.
nsesicu with .h-sslivee v4ls, will entirely o..
sdica,e every trace Sdisoass "a matter hos
long standing, or ~ Sedusale Ia esse
Price d. esws ~ nail, ~ Vatd.
One dose u tAeee ~ IS eAsSsHtei /,
break up m - AgeQ o. Chill, 40,
used In ccnnecttNu IN TChrh's pAsx.us
srsdisa,. all - sse1sSsI lessss whis|
bring on chill )kses, lever snd dsml
ague. CLARK, 0kkCOUY Z co.
vcv sale By Martin = osss pNssls. &,
Butts 4 llunt. balesvil1s.
feb. q. is6t. ssoM sasses
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IIVStEW NN<tf VVSsNE84 WV
scres, Sore Breast, Sess Sipplss,
scald Head, Rins.voFn, Tasse, Sssls
Bitss, Spider Bisss, Dog Bite, Re- Bites.
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FOR scala Or lhpsps.,,N ssrss sssalshss
On AessSS, ssr{ ~ " beyess, s1fsis.,
sv;Sssy. S~ii IN, laalA, n61ls ~ bar.
nsss silis. fpssA xssstb Or sws,llses. and
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beAU - - egooeut0 - - o~uooono1loo1
b Iivtoe vilissssa H AnAsDeialO On BE
NasAsl5oposDosaaieo, ssaeoa1tAsooGAsun
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stsos - Gnsgal 1oolssA n ssuoA0So
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sisss npeA lebesaoa sDensoA. ~
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GET THE BEST"
A>wlMrrm Remedies ARE the best
for southern 0Dtseosos.

| The attention Of tho southern puhlis II
Snllei 10 the following medicines. prepared
Ind put ~ bya respectable Urn 10 the city
u Nashville.
TREY ARE WARRANTED
j. Do WIN, We say the, will do, IL d'rcssies'
krs followed.
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~gJlsAS" tsNfs
plsel, White ard rol fti ctmtfioi,
white Linen ntlli
White Iiirn Table diaper,
Tewelhne,
fowells api Ntphins,
nfuvn Ilnen Table Diaper,
Crash,
MID eye diaper,
Itiph Linens,
HAY Linen,
pllow eases,
Cotton,
ratnliure Prints,
ia THROWN and bleachei Nheelipgs,
Furniture and Apron cheeks,
Blaek, Brown and White Hollands.
Can,a. and Padiing.,
White ani ralorsi Sellcla,
Table on Cloths.
American tiinghnms,
french Uinehams.
Ma%rseilles Quil,a,
Satin. Damask,
Cuttain cnmbrics,
MchaIr Debege,
Furniture Firing,
Black and Fancy Cloths,
C~a.simerss,
French and English Drap p'Eic,
Hcncy.Co,ab Quilts,
Bcd Ticking,
Canton rlannrls.
plain 4 rwilled Nankccns,
Roll Camlcts,
Ohambray bingham,
Corset Jeans,
Printed Muslins,
Jnconet Robcs,
Organdic Robes,
White Jaronet,
Swiss 4 Null Muslins.
Plain Nainsoob.
Striped Nninsook,
Victoria Lawns,
Bishops Lawns,
Barred Muslins,
Striped Muslias,
Swiss Edgipr,
Thread Edeine.
Juconct Edgine,
Swiss Inc-rt,ns. Thread Inserting
Jaccnet Inserting,
Swiss aud Jsconet ~FlouncinT,
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V0u0oU9e usoUo0 ~ SWues
WILL SELL, % ~ssasossbls terms, .
very valuable ssset Of land, containing
90 asiss 800 acre. Of which, ere cleared,
81 : ieulslssstsa. Il b vvltinIessa.
Nm hsine o. ~ afssns Dwelling. Prsss,
- a. - I'll ssssssasy Get kssses.
~ 49, = sieuoee 10 Pnuola 10. three
Nile seuah II D~Asssville. Tefns, esssea.
IoG1y lShouoA n whole, v part 81 the
-, ~ y 49, d ss6soer For
= 70. ziisk, ~bssssvIlls. Ms.
jsly1 1851. ss'-ev
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on and after Saturday. July 81, lsfl.
trains will run daily a. follows, ,ir
MAI, TRAINS.

r'RT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
will leave md arrive rs ~followsi
Leave Grrnais n, y q. m. arrive ut Mem.
phis nj 6.in p. m.
Laav. Memrhi. At TACO m, arrive =.
Grenada Mt loco p. m.
dce5.nts r. HouGu, Gent sur,.
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FINE ARTS.
We have on cshihi,io, in oar Picture
Gallery many choice specimens 81 tho art.
and can furnish pictures from tho NINA.
ture to Life Sire, either from tho original
or a picture, with .he fnre combination Of
,orrcct likcncs.cs and superior finish.
y. II. CLNRk.k co.
NJ. |. risrk's Marble Block.
Msnphis F,b. 81, 81. Motif
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\ ,.,as ffim alsmssi lsssfs
sgm lrtags blugi
smsts iaaflf'es hs'sfsshs
fghs q stem, ihsf flh ~
~s.silastlts mlssstssir NJ.
f.stta thsralaiass Ligsf
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sta,ii tnsr n The bad "
,s,ss shlA ltsplfes eshaasnss
Thsf fisH ~ pain
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These Pills nFe y sptruy. " 2 r"'s""'"
S,re Tor complaints arising Iron : dm'
1.mJ ,-dcred liver, eaussdhy asmcs'
her, m.inra, via lntesmIttshl, kemis'
IN, or Billions Fever or Nervous UssAschs
,cs or Periodical Headache, ChTcnis Cos.
vene.., los. ~ Appetite, Laneses, Dis
Ines. u tho Head. Jnundict, sallow Con.
iexion, Tainted Breath. Dyspepsia, Palms
tho Hack, Side or nssast, " oil impurI.
a. ~ tbs blood and NIL desasgemcns o.
Do Stomach.
10, sale bv Martin 4 Son, Pamela, end
butts 4 Hunt, nntcsville.
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,h... plll. ara NJ Yankee trick 70 be
Almei "A IN the consdlnr south, NV ~
sp",,i by Dr. r. M.ulati, 81 Nashville,
she., character relative ~ thsl. virtue
4, ~ Nd In Nashville. We only ssh y
Ial u them. Price " cents pss e"s. II,
Frn, up onl, a, the Ambtos!al ~, nsd'sn'
'.a, II CLARK, Orerory 4 %, Nashvl'le,
INN 10 whom order. must BE- addressed.
Or receipl u the retail gsles. ~ esss,,,
h viii send to ANY address by nall vs''
trections with each hos.
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TO OrR MISSISSIPPI FRIENDS

A
VXE invite WONT special attention 10
w our present stuck. Al no period
lurinr onf nineteen sears' residence IN
Memphis, has nuf assortment been ~ large
and complete In MI It's branches NJ NJ The
present time. Onr leading articles are
watches,
lew cirs,
Diamonds,
silver ware.
silver Plated seeds,
Spectmcles,
Clocks,
Canes,
Guns nud ptstots.
including nll the desirable patterns.
Fancy Goods, &C.. Ac.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-06-08

Decentralization, an uncondi-
tional Union man, is elected to Con
gress from the Haryer's Ferry District
Qate Boteler's.) He will take his
place, Notwithstanding the Virginia
convention annulled the Congressional
election. IN addition to Mr.. Pendle-
ton, Mr.. Garlic and Mr.. Brown, uncon-
ditioEal Union men, are elected from
the Western Districts. There are
probably two or three more Union
Representatives elected, and Virginia
will be handsomely represented
Messrs. Pendlet and Garlic have
heretofore repres 1ntel Virginia in
Congress, and are BE- gentlemen of
distinguished ability.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-06-08
Mrs. Cunningham's Suicide.

AT 81 Bond street, would not startIe the
world to greater degree than the astonishing
effect of Woods Hair Tonic upon gray, dry.
harsh and thin hair. Try it, reader, and one
bottle only will convince you that this article
is not to be classed among the worthless nos
trums Of the day. Professor Wood himself is
living Illustration of the value of his own
article. He was gray at thirty years of age
and now his hair is as black and glossy as the
ravens wing.
CAUTIoN.-Beware of worthless limitations
as several are already in the maaket, called
by different names. Use none unless the words
professor Woods Hair Restorative, Depot
St Louis, No, and New York;, are blown in
the bottle. Sold by all Druggists and Patent
Medicine dealers, also by all Fancy and Toilet
Goods dealers in the United States and Canada.
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Published Nay 81, 1861,

CHAPTER Extra Session.
An ACT to amend chapter 242 of the genera,
laws of 1861, entitled AN Act to amend
the General Banking Law and the several
acts amendatory thereof"
The People Of the State of Wisconsi,s. represea .
ted IN Senate and assembly, DO enact as follous:-
Sec. l. Section one of chapter a4a of the
General Laws of 1861, entitled can Act to
amend the General Banking Law and the sew
eral acts amendatory t,.creof" is hereby amen
ded by adding to said secti'o the following -
A'ad prouided turtle that from and after the
first day of December, 1851, the Bank Comp
troler shall not receive as security for :ircu-
lating Bank Notes, any other public stocks
than those issued by the State of Wisconsin,
and the United States"
Sec. 3 The Secretary of State shall cause
the said chapter 242 of the General Laws of
1861, to be so published as to incorporate the
amendment contained in section one of this
act, in its proper connection in said chapter.
Approved May 25 1861
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Senator Douglas is Dead.

At half past nine o'clock on Monday
morning last, the spirit of Stephen A
Douglas left its earthly tenement. At
this junction of our National affairs,
more than at any other time, the coun-
try will suffer from the loss of his pat
riotic services; and because Of this, the
nation mourns. He had won a world
wide reputation as the indomitable
champion of many prominent measures.
His early offer to assist and sustain the
present administration in maintaining
and enforcing its constitutional author
ity, has one for him the friendship and
admiration of all classes in the loyal
states.
The Chicago 1riJune gives the fol-
lowing interesting details Of the last
hours of Douglas:
e'In his last days, he gave those who
stood near to minister his wants, the
most convincing assurances of the
depth and earnestness Of the lively love
of the country that filed his heart. In
his waking hours, as well as in those
moments when the Violence of his dis
case unseated his great intellect, he
was busy with national events, and the
conflict that is now upon us. 1t was
his last wish that the work which will
regenerate the country while rescuing
it from his enemies, should go rapidly
on. To one, in wandering moment,
he said, 81 station you at the Relay
House. Move on!' Of another he
asked, ssWhy do we stand still? let
us press CD! Let us to Alexand ia
quick!" To still another he said,
''Telegraph to the President, and let
the column move on" And SO,
throughout the progress Of the disease
which struck him down-he was think
ing of his country and her peril. AT
Washington, in his imaginings, and in
the command for which nature had fit
ted him, and which would have been
bestowed had he lived, he seemed to
direct events and dictate victory
And when the lucid intervals came, he
was, if not So emphatic, not less sincere.
The salvation of the Republic, was up
permost in his thoughts by day and by
night. His own condition, the immi-
nent peril of death, his complicated af-
fairs, gave him no concern. Almost
his last coherent words, were an ardent
wish for the honor and prosperity of
the Republic, by the defeat and disper-
sion of her enemies. The country, re-
CARELESS OF party distinctions, where
ever the love of the Stars and Stripes
is not repressed by the terrorism which
he knew and hated, will treasure up
his dying prayer, and make his hopes
and aspirations tie rule of patriotic en-
deavor."
His remains are to be taken to
Washington for interment.
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RETIRED Madison 1..n,,. ~

RETIRED.-The Madison Aygus OF
June lst, contains the valedictory of
Elias A. Calkins, who has been connec-
ted Herewith since 1854. Mr.. Calkins
is one Of the ablest and raciest writer's
in the Northwest, and we shall greatly
miss the daily dissertations from his
trenchant pen. In whatever he NAV
engage, we wish him ample success
MIR. John Y. Smith, the first editor of
the same sheet, is Mr.. Calkin's success
sor, and the new firm is Smith & Cul-
laton. We have no doubt the paper
will sustain its well earned reputation
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-06-08

ANOTHER PRINCE ARR1vED.-Prince
Alfred of England, has arrived at Hal
flax, and will, we presume, make the
tour of the Canadas, if not of the I'm
tied States. He is a bright lad of sef>
enteen, and looks like the picture of his
mother. A midshipman in Her Males
tvs Navy, he shirks none Of the drudg-
cries or duties Of his post.
Young as he is. Prince Alfred has
seen much of the world. He has sail
ed up the Nile as far as Cairo; visited
Jerusalem and the Holy Places; summed
himself on the Heights of the Acropo-
lis at Athens; wandered among the
ruins of Carthage and Utica; dined
with the Bey Of Tunis cruised on the
Western Coast of Africa, seen the
South American States; doubled Cape
Horn, and now visits our Western At
lantlc shores. The Montreal Gazette
says:
THE sailor Prince is expected this
month. 1t is her Majesty's expressed
wish that he shall not be recognized
publicly as a member of the royal FAM
lily, but simply as midshipman travel
ling for observation and pleasure. The
recent death of his grandmother will
prevent his accepting invitations to
rnblic balls, or to be present at any
public festival"
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HO0FLAND's GERMAN BITTERs

Prepared by DR.. c. NJ. JACKSON,
Will effectually cure
Lieer Compliant, Dyspepsia, yau,s-
dice, Chronic or Ne,'vous Debility,
Diseases Of the Kidneys, and
all Diseases arising from
disordered Lirer
On. Stomach.
Every family should have a bottle Of these
Bitters in the house.
One Dose will instantly relieve sick stom-
ach.
One Dose will cure the most distressing
heartburn.
One Dose will allay any agitation of the
nerves.
One Dose will, in many cases, cure the most
severe headache, when proceeding from dis
ordered stomach
Principal Office, AIS Arch Street, Philade.-
Paia, Pa. Sold by druggists or storekeePers in
every town and village in the United States
Canadas, West Indies, and South America, at
IS cents bottle. See that the signature Of
C. H. Jackson is Oh the wrapper of each bot
tie
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can Independent South"

In further illustration Of the early
conceived treason of the Southern con
spirators, and of long cherished ma.
ton of Southern Empire, erected up.
on the ruins of our happy and glorious
Union, We clip the following from the
Atlanta (Ga.) Commonwealth:
"Our desires for an Independent,
Sou:h-not simply in a political sense,
but IN practical, vital sense-is not
the birth OF day or year, but the
growth OF score of years, continually
strengthened and Strengthening as time
passed away, and observation demon
strated the necessity oft. We sought
an independence that would be real
ana substantial, and, although politi-
cally independent now, We have main
tanned, and We shall continue to main
tam that we are not, and that we can
not be, really, and truly, and substanti-
ally independent, until we make all
that we can of what we want. within
ourselves. Being as ardently attached
and as conscientiously devoted to the
Government, interests, and institutions
of the new Union as we were to the
old, we labor with al! the energy and
ability the God of nature has endowed
us with, towards the establishment OF
manufactures and the consequent real
independence of the Confederate
States, and especially of the empire
States of the South"
This is by no means a singular ex.
preston of the same intent; long age
conceived, to dissolve the Union when
the South could no longer ''rule and
control it; but we frequently meet with
similar avowals In other Southern ex-
changes. When this conccit if taken
out OF the fire-eaters, slavery crippled
and cotton ceases to ''rul,a ane. CONTROL .
we may hope for peac'. That econ
summation, devoutly to 1e wished.'
is approaching. Heaven speed its
rogress.-Mhooukee Free Dem.
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ARMED NEUrRALIrY.-Gov. Magoffin,
of Kentucky, has issued a proclamation
declaring that kentucky will have 70
part Or lot with either the separate
States or the Confederate States or anv
other States and that she will arm
herself, but will turn her arms neither
against the Confederate nor tie United
States. Kentucky, in the language of
Gen. McManman, is preparing "to defy
the world in arms and even herselfr,
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A NOBLE WoMAN.-We learn tha

A NOBLE WoMAN.-We learn that
in Nashville, Tenn. while secession
banners wave from every other build
ing, both public and private, one hero
ic lady (Mrs. McEwin) placed the Ma
tional flag on her house, and says she
will shoot whoever attempts to tear
down the glorious old Stars and Stripes.
Let her name be engraved on the hearts
of all loyal Americans.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-06-08

JUDGE TANEY SUBsIDEp.-Judge
fancy has finally subsidized, after for
the third time endeavoring to de stroy
the Government. 1fhe again attempts
to impede the progress of the Admins
tratlon, IN its efforts to sustain the Con-
stitutlon and the laws, he will certain
ly be lmpeached but if he is content
to be a law-abiding citizen, he will be
permitted to totter into the grave with
out being officially branded as traitor.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-06-08

- Gov. Randall received the fol-
lowing dispatch by telegraph this morn
ing:
Washington, April Sd, 1861.
Gov. Randall Send to this place
Immediately, by rail, your three years
regiments. Report when they can
come. SIMON CAMERON.
Secretary Of Var.
The call is for the second ald third
regiments. The second will probably
be ready in three or four DAYS the
third cannot possibly be put in reaai-
ness without considerable more delay.
Madison Journal. 4th.
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again, and the Secretary of the Navy
accepted. The General has left 70,
New York to execute his pledges.
Washington, June "A special to
the Post reports that JEFF: Davis has
issued a proclamation, directing the
Federal troops to withdraw from the
Virginia soil.
We don't credit that report.
Private advices state that Davis is
really alarmed, and his anxiety is So
great as to affect his health.
The next attack on the Aqua Greek
batteries will be made by the land for.
ces.
A special dispatch to the Eapress
says, by the end Of the week Gosern-
ment expects to have $4,000 men in
Virginia, near Alexandria; 10000 at
Grafton 20 900 near Harper's Ferry
$4,000 at Fortress Monroe, and 10, 600
around Baltimore, Annapolis and Re
lay How o
Chicago, June ii. D. Pulley, a
mem'er of the Legislature from Will
Hanson county, has been arrested at
Carbondale, for treason, by order OF
Gen. Prentiss, and will be sent to
Springfield, for trial. Ample evidence
exists that he is leading traitor.
Preparations are going on in several
Commissary Departments for six, eight
and ten days rations for many of oul
troops, indicating forward movements.
Immense quantities of provision
have been, and are now being shipped
from Louisville, over the Louisville and
Nashville railroad, to the insurrectiona
ry States.
The present collector at Louisville is
secessionist, refusing to obey the or.
ders of the Treasury Department pro.
hlbltIng the shipment Of provisions
South. A new Collector has been ap.
pointed, who will enforce the prohibi
ton. He will enter upon his duties ir
a few days.
The Government has been advised
of the openly avowed purpose of q
large armed force Of Tennesseeans, to
make rush to Louisville the moment
an attempt is made to enforce an em
barge, then stir up, if possible, an in
surrection along the line, and take pos
session Of the Nashville railroad. The
Tennesseeans expect, and would doubt
less obtain strong support from the
kentucky precipitators and their open
abettor, Gov. Magofin.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-06-08

"PEAcE." AT the point of the bay
onet-Peace
After the Rebel crew shall haul down
their colors and disband their forces
Peace!
When jeff Davis and those arch
traitors Wigfall, Toombs, Yancey and
Rhett shall have been shot Or hing
Peace!
When our forts and arsenals shall
have been re-taken and the United
States Government shall have crushed
out the last yestige of rebellion and be
able to dictate such terms to Traitors
as Traitors deserve-then Peace!
Until then WAR to the knife, and
DEATH TO THE REBELS!
Those are our sentiments, and we be-
lieve the sentiments of united New
England.-Neao England paper.
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~ Mr.. Harrison Reed has retired
from the Madison Journal, and Messrs.
Atwood and Rublee are the sole pro-
prietors. We like to read the Journal
but would prefer the daily to the tri-
weekly.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-06-08
YANCEY IN ENoLAND.-Mr. Yancev

1ANCEY IN ENGLAND.-Mr.Y ancey
writes to his friends in Montgomery,
that the Ministry party are favorable
to the Southern Confederacy, but be-
ing in small majority have to proceed
cautiously to obtain the concurrence Of
the people. Mr.. Yancey docs not
doubt the success of his mission.