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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-19
STANDINGS PREtARED oL0El

sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUEl
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-14
Southern liens.

The Dyersburgh, Tenn. Recorder advocates
the election of Gov. Plckens, of South Carroll.
ma, to the Vice Presidency OF the Confederate
States.
The Charleston Mercury says that four men
of the crew of the jeff Davis have been arrested
on the charge of an attempt to kill the Cap
tain and strand the vessel.
Accounts still arrive Of damage to the crops
by the recent rains.
The Richmond Wing says the forward tobac-
c crop has suffered.
The Knoxville Wing of Sept. Z, contains q
card from Parson Brownlow, where he states
substantially that he will not be party to any
schemes of rebellion, and that all who do must
suffer the penalty, and that he yields his ex-
tremc position through necessity, and confesses
lac has not the courage to meet unarmed eleven
States fully armed.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-14
Reeds Block.


For Cost,veness, Lregua. tty and Debu "ofMe
Digest,ue Organs, Inducing Headache, assi-
tuae, NERVOUSNESS, General ProStration of The
Mind and Body, Paralysis, dc.
moments reflection ought to convince sensible man
ii the folly and danger of constantly dosing with Ca
thartic Medicines The practice is pernciou and suci-
DIAL An experience of forty years has taught me that
the constantly increasing evils of indigestion fear
fully aggravated by the too free of Cathartcs The
American people fast becoming nation of dyspep
tics by their artificial modes Of life Drastic Cathacs
increase the rrsbiy and PROSTATE the strength OF the
digestive organs.
this rrabty, and at the time to invigorate ard
strengthen all the functions of digestion, while they
gently laxative. They anodyne tonic and laxative.
They mild and invigorating that is not remind
ed by dsagreeabe effects that he has taken medicine
Business Men, Students Professional Men, Females and
all persons leading confined sedentary life, should
try them.
The undersigned Physicians, cheerfully certify to the
high professional standing DR. Colby of Stanstead
of the oldest and best Physicians, and to the excellent
qualities of his "AnCostiye and Tonic Pis,' which
We have used in our practice, and highly approve
j. GIbSON,M D.. Durham, c. E.
C. Il. COTTON, M. d., Cowansville.
CHARLES BROWN, NJ D. &C
S. s. FOSTER, NJ D Bronze.
NORMAN CLEVELAND, NJ. D., Barnston.
N. jerks, NJ. D.
e. w. COWLES, NJ. D., Stanstead.
JOHN MEIGS, M. D.
JOSEPH BREADoN, NJ. D., Surgeon. R.N
BENJAMIN DAMON, y. Coatcook.
LEMUEL RICHMOND, Nj. D., Derby Line
NJ. G. GLINEs, NJ. D., Compton, c. f.
C. O. SOMERS NJ. D., Mogog, G. e.
J. C. RUTHERFORD, M. D., Newport, vt.
Prepared by d.. NJ. L. COLBY, Stanstead, c. E., and
Derby Line, Vermont.
Sold where medicine is sold generally.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-14
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, SEPT H. 1861.

The FIFTH REGIMENT. Yesterday the Rich
mond, Brandon, and Middlebury Companies
arrived, making eight companies that are now
on the ground. The remaining two companies
are expected to-day.
About sixty tents are now 'pitched and most
of the companies staid on the ground last night,
and appeared TO be we'll satisfied with the "tent-
ed field"
Col. Smalley arrived yesterday and was bus
lily engaged during the day in giving directions as
to the formation of the eocanpment, and seeing
that his command were well provided for. We
understand that it is his intention to give those
captains who served in the First Vermont Reg
ment posts of honor, according to their rank,
which gives Capt. Chandler Of the Phelps
Guards the right of the line Messenger.
DR.. S. l. Allen of White River junction, has
been appointed surgeon of the Fourth Regiment
of Vermont Volunteers, by Gov Fairbanks
His son, Samuel l. Allen, Jr., accompanies him
to the seat of war Windsor Journal
Lieut.. Seaton, Of Capt. Westons Company
|of Sharpshooters, was in town this morning.
The Company is assembled at West Randolph,
with full ranks numbering l05 men, and e1-
ceedingly anxious to GET to Washington before
the great battle comes off. They will take the
oath to-day, and probably start Tor the general
rendezvous of the Regiment at Weehawken,
N. j., tomorrow, going by way Of New Lon
don.
Tho Vermont Company will not be the least
distinguished in that Regiment either for accu-
racy Of practice, or general good behavior and
bravery. They are stout Company, and
almost all men Of character and acknowledged
worth in the towns from which they come
Free Press, 18Th
RKcRUlTs-The soldiers recruited by Capt
Andross in this village were inspected on We'd
nesday by the Regimental Surgeon. DR.: Allen,
and are expected to leave for Brattleboro' to day
They are to Join recruits from Danville and form
company. r. w. Laird of the Danvlle re-
cruits has been chosen Captain. and "A. W.
Fisher, also Of Danville, lst Lieutenant, and J.
B. Brooks of Bradford, ID Lieu tenant,-Iele-
graph.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-14
BRIGHTON MARKET, Sep. II

At Mare, $50 beefcatte, $50 stores, 1000 sheep and
Ginbs $50 swine.
PRcEs- Zee Oattlc-Extra sG:15 first quality, $3.50
q 80, co. I'll quality, $500 Geo Sd s4,75 500.
Working Oxen-$10 $120 a $50.
Mich Cows-a4 20 A. common do, els to 10.
Calves-$3 90 to o.
Yearlings-s10 to L..
Two years old--S13to1 6
Three years old-SlS to 10.
Sheep and Lamrs-$l.25 to 15oi extra $l7a &c 90
Swine-6 to &c.
Hides A SC per III. Talow-6 &c. Calf Skins TO &c.
RpMARKs-The price of Beef is about the same as last
week A few pairs of very extra sold high 81 per
100 lbs Sheep and Lambs remain much the same as last
week. Swne-A larger number at market, but no ad-
vance in DriceS.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-14
The Vermont Cavalry Regiment.

Nj Co. PlArr publishes in the Burlington Times
the followins
A7 10 MY FELLOW CITIZENS being directed by
n The Hon. Simon Cameron, Secretary of War, to
3 enlist ard organize regiment of Cavalry in the
State of Vermont, l shall establish Recruiting
Officers in ten different localities in this State,
where am satisfied company will Immediately
enlist, consisting of l Captain, First Leuten
mt, Second Lieutenant, First Sergeant
company Quarter aster-Sergeant, 4Sergeants,
N8 Corporals, 2 Buglers, Farriers and Black
smths, Saldcr, Wagner and y Privates.
# The Regiment will consist OF l Colonel, l
Lieut, Colonel, 2 Majors, Adjutant, Regi-
men tai Quarter Master, l Surgeon, l Assistant
Surgeon, Sergeant, Major, l Regimental Quar-
ter Master Sergeant, Regimental Commssary
Sergeant, Hospstal Steward, 2 Principal Mu-
eicIans, l6 Musicians for Band, and 10 Compa-
mics of Is officers and men each.
sA The Uniforms, Horses, Horse Equipments
&c, tor each Company will be furnished as fast
asas such Companies are mustered into service,
4 The officers, non commissioned officers, and pri-
yates organized as above set forth will in all re-
spects, be placed on the footing as to pay and
q allowances, Of similar corps Of the Regular
n Army. Their allowances for clothing will BE-
{ So so per month"; and the cost of transportation
4 from the place of muster to the place of rendez-
NJ yous will be paid by the Quarter Master at tht
u latter station.
M The Regiment will be organized with ali pos
8*sbe expedition. Any information respecting
the organization Of the Regiment can be obtained
ot Governor Fairbanks at St. Johnsbury, OF
Adjutant General Baxter at his Office in Rutland
Il or Of the Commanding Officer at Burlington.
LEMUEL 3. PLATF.
Burlington, Sept IA, 1861
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-14

YPsILANTI, MICH., Jan, a. Isssh
ME-. SPALpING. SIZE
Notong since sent to you for box ofCephalic PIT
for the Of the Nervous Headache aud Costumes
and received the same ana they had good eRt
thxtil wa. induced to seud Tor more,
Please send by return mail. Direct to
A. r. WHEELER.
Ipsant Mich.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-14
Che .1fgnrhets.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET, Sept.

At Market $50 Cattle sbou. 100 Beeves and 15a stores
onsistng 0: Working Oxen, Cows and two and hfee
ears old.
Market Eeef-Extra $6,25 $50 drst quality
s5, 5000; I'd, $500, Sd $500
Working O1cn-S0o 10 130
Cows and Calves--$M, SO, to -.
Calves-s0,00 to 90.
Yearlings-- $40 to Il.
Two yearsold-$13 to Is.
TLrce years od-$17 to 10.
Sheep snd Lambs4soo at narket-prces in lots, tl25
a 1,so. Extra, Sal 2,75
Hides, n to s. pets, so25 sloo Calf Skins, to Sc
Talow, 81 to &c.
REMARHs.-Beef sold about the last WesE
few large choice Oxen brought IA small about the
last report. Sheep and Ismbs-Pricss same as
last week, with the exception of few lots 10 close up
sold at s ght decline
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-14
SpaRdiHg's Prepared GEmr
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEr

SAVE THE PIECES
ECONOMY! DISPATC1S.
n.rtsA SrIroH IN TIks SAWS NlNa.n-SA
As accidents ,UiHAappen even in sereguiasd fsssfsss
very desirable to have some cheap and cenveAsaS
WAY Tor repairing Furniture, Ioys. Croc&ery, &c.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies and no usehod aSor
to be without it, always ready aud to the stisG
irg point.
.... "USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,.
n. B--A Brush accompanies each bottle. PRIUa G5
cents. Address,
HENRY G. SPALDlNG g. CO.,
As Ced~r-st., New Ke21a~
CAUTIoN.-As certain unptncipled persons are NJ
tempting to palm of on the unsuspecting public i'm fa
tons OF my Prepared Glue would caution all peTsDRa
to OK linz before purohaing SNd see that the fun Da-
sPALpING's PREPARED GLyK,
10 on The outside wrapper; all others are sWin6&sg
eonnter aitS. - - .
E1~A single bottle Of sPALDIEG'S PREPARED
HEUV viii save Ven times hs icost annually 70 every
AeuCShSh- On
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-14

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MEAab3cHEE, AND All RAEuMATic c''
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
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Dr.. S1ceet's MtazliJle Liniment
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Cures Burns and Scads Immediately.
Dr.. Saceet'S MfGNihc Imminent
Is the best known remedy for prains and Bruised
DR.. ,Sveet'S Mtallibic Liniment.
Cures Headache Immediately and was never known
Dr.. Streets MtIAh7c Liniment.
Affords immediate relief Cor Files, and seldom fails.
DR.. S,ceet's MfaNiJlc Liniment
Cures Toothache in one minute.
Dr. Swcct'S Htolibie Imminent.
Cures Cuts and w ounds Immediately ANA leaves scar
DR.. Stceet's MtalHbh Liniment
/, the best remedy for Sores in the known world.
DR.. Streets Infazliblc Imminent
.
Has been used by more than million people, and all
praise it.
Dr.. S,ceet's Mfa7?ib?e Liniment
truly friend in need" and every family should
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DR.. S0eet's Mta??ib!c Liniment
lie by all Druggists. Price rs cents. Apply
Dr.. SweetS TnfaiHN ointment
ures Burnsand Scalds immediate
DR.. Stephen Ssoeet, Of ConnecticW
The great natural Bone Setter.
DR.. .S,Uect's InfaMbe Liniment
Is the best remedy for Sores in the known word.
CA UTION.
To avoid imposition observe the Signature and Like
ness of DR.. Stephen Sweet on every label, and also
Stephen wcet's Intaiblc Lument" blown in the
glass of each bottle, without which none ere genuine
HARRISON 81 Co.
Sole Proprietors, Norwich Ct
For sale by FRED f. SMITH, Montpelier, GeneraI
Agent for Vermont, and by all dealers Apr-yl
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-14
Geo, w. Wilder

rs AGENT for the sale OF GEE A. Prince d. Co.'S I'm
proved.patcntlprizasNedal
MELODEONS
The Hrst Premium has uniformly been awarded these
Instruments whenever exhibited In competition with
stasSEp M~nWA eture% ct Bucass N 7.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-15
Last Nights Report.
OoNqRRssIONAA.
WAsHIsOToz, March


0 sE3ATR. fss-,v =
Mr. Mason offered resolution calling on the
Secretary Of War 70 inform the Senate whether
any portion Of the Dis rict Of Coumbia militia
or any officers thereof since the 1st Of January
have beea mustered into the service OF the
United States, and whether any duty has been
imposed on them by the Department. III SO,
whether they have received any and what pay
and allowances, the nature Of the duties, for
what time employed, and whether the same still
continues to be performed, &c
Mr.. Sumner obje sting 70 the resolution, it lies
over glIE
Mr. Douglas moved to take up his resolution
offered yesterday, calling on the Secretary Of
War for information relative TO the Southern
forts and other property, &c
After q brief debate the motion was disagreed
t6-the vote being 10 to D.
The Senate then proceeded to the considera-
fion Of Mr.. Fessenden's resolution.
Mr.. Bayard moved as q substitute that Albert
G. Brown, Jefferson Davis, stephen b. Mallory
C.. q. Clay, Robert TOombs, j. p. Benjamin,
having announced that by secession Of their re.
/ speetiTe States they were no longer members of
the Senate and had withdrawn therefrom the
Secretary is directed to omit their names in call
Mr. Bayard denied that there had been any
resignation, but by the action Of their States they
were no longer members. ~
Mr.. Mason suggested the substitution Of omit
ted, !" in Fessenden's. resolution, instead Of the
words Stricken from the roll, y which fessendee
accepted.
Alter debate, Bayard's substitute was rejected
IL against 20. '9tI Hrf
Mr.. Bayard moved to strike out the name o.
Mr.. Brown, Of Mississippi, from Fessenden's res
olution, as he had not given any notice o. resign
ing.
A long debate ensued as to whether Brown had
or had not made such an announcement.
fhs Senate went into an Executive session
after which the consideration of the resolution
was resumed.
Mr. CLARK offered substitute, which Fessen-
den accepted, viz:
whereas, The seats occupied by Brown, Davis,
Mallory. Clay, Toombs and Benjamin, as mem
beFs OF the Senate, have become vacant, there
fore
Resolved, That the Secretary be directed to
omit their names respectively from the roll
Mr. Mason intellectually proposed to amend the
resolution By making If read "the gentlemen
named have ceased to be members.
Slr. ClaFk's substitute was adOpted-A against
TO- Adjourned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-15

NEw Yonk aLARkEr-aLARoHl4. q.
IBT rEEEsRAPH.f

FLOUTS-aarket for state and western rather
more doing while prices generally are without ma,
home eOnsuniption quite moderate. Market closing
quiet and steady ...,-....z.z-
state; S5,lp95,i3 ior extra state S5,0O@5,O5 for
superfns western; S5,l0a,5.39 for common to extra
western to95,5S for shipping brands extra round
hOOped Ohio; and S5,eq47,00 for trade brands do
CANADIAN FLOIiR-Market rules heavy
Sales are 40 bbls at S5,l596,75 for common to
RYE FllOUR-Transaetions only to limited
extent at s. 10 for common to choice superfne
! CORN 9IEAk Market dull and heavy; Sales
are 40 bbis at $3.50 for Jersey; $50 for Brandy
WHIsKY-Merket steady. demand moderate
Sales are go bbla at I7Ac.
81 WHkAT-MO Oderate demand, with holders in
view OF the decline Of reiGts are disposed to insist
LIS in store and delivered for Inferior to prime
Canada club at 81 2aaI q = delivered northwest terri
club at 81 30 in store amber Jersey at 81 extra
choice white Kentucky at Sl,s7 and white Michi-
RYE1-Market quiet at 65a6se.
bARLEY-AaTket steady st lO9soc as in quail
tORN-M Moderate business doing for export and
home consumption With market shade frmer.-
Sales $1,000 bu ct 65@6556C for old mixed vest
ehoeh Ss or new mixed western q g TaEo1s
depJt CSC for new southern Yellow 6s@7Oc for white
OATS-In better request at sa0s4c for western
and Canada, the latter for extra. lla
PORk-Rather more doing for shipmen5 Sales
BEEF-Prices nOminaily unchanged The sales
200 bbls at S. T5509 country prime; E5,Td66 Is
for country mess; $s00@lOO9 repacked mess; SlOOO-
PSIME MR. MESS MES; BEEF-Dull and nOminally
unchanged. iHEE5
nREF HAAIs-s teAdy and firm at I29I5o state
and western.
CUT MEATS-Steady and in good demand
Sales at 64@54c shoulders; s1k@9c for hams.
HOGS-Steady. Sales at 6Jk@7 for corn fed
dressed and 516@5zc for live weights
BACQ&= Steady. sales are 300 boxes western
Cumberland cut at SIC. ..It Z. III
500 bbls 9<GlOc5S. y.-. f---
gUTTKR- Is selling at lOc@l4O for Ohio;
CHEESE Steady at sslo1sc for inferior to
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FEDERAL APPOINTMENTS.
VIRGINIA AND MISSOURI ooNyEN-
FIoNs.
Yesterday AfsernOOn'a Report.
RRnnr WASHINGTON.


WAsHnoEos, March1S. .
r1,s fallowina combinations were made to-das (.
John q Goodrich, Collector a. hQstQni Geo. W
Mcclellan 81 Asst u. M. General; Dewitt c.
IattleiOhn Consul 20 Liverpool; W ~. 81. v eseYs
Consul te AK u Chapelle; hpeius g korees, =
I az Raioif, Wis John 3 speed, II n. 81 Lou
Rviiic Geo Harrington, Asst Secretary Of the
NE President to-day nominated Col sumner
a. BriEadier General, vice IUigEs, N aeeerdanee
Commissioner Of Lard Oleei ~ eongresslnan
Spinner. Treasurer Of the o Lieut. Talbot
fdr promotion, to occupy the rank OF Assistant
ufieHS iniroduosd by Douglas to-day de
-l1a fF os1aininF rerIy 10 officially disclose the
fst4 that there is no adequate power under exist
Inc Laws 20 retake and hold Southern forts now
In possession of3he seeded States; to show that
proeeedings theHein would involve large Rddi-
tiOnal military fnrces, great expenditure Of
money, and that, therefore, the question Of war
mast necessarily be postponed till the next session
Of Congress.
received 50 n assurances from high sources Of the
baeiac intentions Of the Administration In refer
ence to the Southern forts that they viii make no
ofnclaI demHud tt present, pending movements At
Sumter, and will remain quiet IL d said thelT
Instructions contemplated eisfegard % forms and
etiquette IN the Rttainneus OF results,
special messenger len here yesterday for
me number Of fofHoe seekers isIargely fncreas
ed The examinations for clerkships are to be
4 : reported that Corvin has declined the
Mexican mission.
The worlds correspondence says A dispatch
received here tonight from the South, nom q re
liable source, Eays q messenger passed through
RaleiFh, N. c., To-day, beariig dispatches from
The Government 70 MAJ. Anderson. s
Gen Scott Is reported 70 have said that the gar
risan ot Sort sumter wiil Be out by Monday.
Flr Holloway former nlember of Congress from
Ind. II Is understood has been rendered the Com
missionership of Patents,
Judge Greenwood, late Commissioner Of Indian
Afairs. leit for home 70 day. Mr. Dole, the new
Commissioner, assumed the position to-day. HS
made several changes In his office.
d. r. Cartier, IOtmer member Of Congress
frOn Cleveland o. has been appointed Governor
of Nohrngke n rEs -aI1r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-15
FROM WASHINGTON


The Senate to-day confirmed VIM. H. Allen,
Nett Green and Francis Blake, LieutenRnts in
the Navy; Julius Weare, Alex. W. Stark ID. NJ.
Cohen. 1st bieutenantE, and Jas. FOrney. Lewis
N. Gcldsborongh, 2nd Lieutenants in the Marine
Corps; VIM. Alien, Postmaster at Auburn, New
York. Amos Tuck, Naval 0ficer, Boston; Rufus
HosmeF, Consul to Frankfort on the Maine; Nil
lard p. Phillips, Collector at Salem, Massaeh1-
sets: j. r. Jones, Marshal Of Northern I'LL
nois; Casslus N. Clay, Minister to Spain.
The nomination of COrwin 70 Mexico was not
acted upon, his acceptance not being determined
upon. ttIL tEt
The only nomination to day was Jacob folder
man, Minister to Stockholm. ~
Opinions in the Albany Bridge cases are re-
served for next term in December, till which
time the Court adjourned.
The Supreme Court gave TO day decision in
favor Of Mrs. Gaines, and gave such directions as
viii place her in possession of all the property of
Daniel Clark Of whom she is the enly legitimate
child.
The Couit decided adversely in the Kentucky
and Ohio Mandamus Case. While announcing that
the Governor Of q State should surrender fugi-
tivss on proper proof, It held that Congress can
not impose any duty on State officer, &c. 40
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co 0OMMERgIAL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a.

OLEvRI.ANDM MARKET-aIARCH IA.
FLOUR STEADY sales, 0, bids suposhne at
ss7s; 30 bbls do at Si,oO; and 2s bbls white double
extra at S5,76
WHEAT-In good milling demand with salss Of
cars red as eIOs, on track cars do al sloi, car
do At I,t5, and cars white at Sl,i6.
CORN-Quiet and duh at Sc
OATs-sale l car on track At 2ic,
BARLEY Quiet at 10000.
RYRUInaetlye at sOa5ac. ....r
HIGHWINEs- Sales, % bbls at lsc.
SEEDS Active, with ualos Of 100 bush Glover al
SL,ss; aud ls bush Timotty At S2,Is.
BUTTER sales In the usual small lots to th'
retail trade at ny ioi fair quality.
EGGs--In good demand and steady, Sales iSbll'
at lIp
LARD-sAles 3 kegs at 9'4c
CHEESE Quiet 8, sk699o.
FRUITs-Dtled apples are auiet at sS3Hc an'
peaches at &c for unpeelod and l2@ISo for peeled.
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JoR ANDERSON
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yIReINlA OOEvENTToN.

----7---- IIINIIUl1III 10
IN the Convention Tyler spoke strongly against
The Peace propositions. and without concluding
the Convention adjourned.
Petersburg voted 70 day TO instruct its dele
yates to tie Bonvention b vote for secession. =
The polls will be kept open tomorrow, when the
seoessionists expect TO incFeaso their majority :.
The secessoniSts are parading the streets with
music, &c.
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RICH1TOND CONVENTION.

RIcHMOED, Va, March IA.
M Tyler closed his speech. He demanded
that Virginia put forth an ultimatum, demanding
full and ample security as the only condition
of remaining in the Union. He thought such Sc
curity would eventually bring back the cot
ton States, and Virginia cannot exist without
them
The speech was generally conciliatoTy, but
eouivocally favored Southern rights. 1he prOpO-
sitiOns were referred to the Committee.
The report Of The Committee on Federal Rela-
tions will be taken up tomorrow
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-15
WAsEIrNeToN NRws.

at WAsHiNaroNi March ~.
Gen Bragg has sHsgmed command OF the ioroe'
Of the Confederate States &C Pensacola, s,
Tie Charleston Courier states that the batteries
bearing On the ship channel are Of the bsaFiesl
Kind and that they are Now IN q high state oi
prepsrstion and ready for any force foat may
bs ssns against them. IL believes the Re interce
Inenf or FoFi Sumter an impOssibtity, II esti
mats that there saFe 5000 highly disciplined
tronps in the various fortlnatious.
The Courier also states that Official information
will aeon be received that the e19U9q 600 loan o
the Confederate Slater has been taken at pre-
foium probably Of per cent aa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-15

From the Kanawha Valley star, Val
We are sure that persons suffering with headache
who try them, will stick to them