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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-01
Sefamutmad II en-.
80 fl. !.

Die u~nterisi&neten e~rlaubsn I6 hermit, alien
tbrsn Srsuneen uno 9rtanntsn pie eraetsnIe
Nnaeise gu MAIDEN. pos pr. @be. 6. S6weaerle,
spn Der 6irmo 5attcrf unp Co., 81 Carp Ctr,
pom Dem Norpen ,urifsstsbrt III NIB b~elpnpers
tiGise Ginfaufs fur Sab semadtt bat in
Wetn, eiausrS, @isurrea 2imburser 8dIs,
Tasberrp Sprup, aud e6ter peutI6tr
@erprlotpurR,
trel6e Nrtitel lie pen eeebrten 8pae.n pbOlslu.t
uns retail su BEN biatsasn preiIen a%tlafen mer.
pen, I'm einen freunrli6en 3uipru6 bittet err
srbent s, q. 6attprf u. 6 O.,
81 @arp &trtet.
s4S Gin sutss tiblss @las Sisr fets an Der
Bar.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-01
Seuenile

Ter i1nterwihnste erlautt lid Dem pubtitum
ln,uleiaen, pdB iein Bagen unO Sua9y ~iecfr,eit
Screit febt, UNI 5dmilien III irSeno einer Saaes
,eit nat rtiaem 8erBniiSun9Splas ,u fabren.
Derarti9e 8sfelun9en tSnneu i'm gSifhrtm Gea
oaus Oes 5rn. VI. ShdO gemaht merDsn.
10. Se6rtna.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-01
@&0f9tmafpm Wortcm.

M1tinen Srsunben Ierpit Dem 9ubHtum insseIun,nt bic
~crestene Nnsetse, oof mstnt Summersg Brtbfhdft nil yer
i6iebcnen ueueu &nIdsen eur rn,erbalrln9 oeS 9ublitgns
o%ericber, pom beuti9sn &dat al wisoer acorn I in. SeIpns
berS mate ih auf meine neu tinpCrj6tste Ruhe oufmerffam,
ne ,u jtoer 9sit porr;: uRo fate Spstsn in erreter illus.
pabI III fnoeu fiub, iOwir aud @rrEnte jtSer @rt per better
OuaIitdt. Sreunplbaflidt gum iablreidtn .gtlu6 Iae:t
elm Simon Stein elm.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-01
y fa unacu.
n. SbSsfsr Is. 6 0 D..
Npptb Ter Mnp OrunnfR
So. 10 Moin.@troes y

Dahtsle fur eds bisber ssiecnusns 3utroutn buHt "a.
1n'st onlt6snins prcmpter 9sotenuns, eahsIbe aud fsrnsr.
ptn ~ erbolten.
Ssespi. wsrcer ,u istsr 3sit tsti Eas anb Na6e prompt
nhc etrtfenbaft a~usasfnbrt.
que Sprtsu GarbeaOfe, GetasraIne, 9ruhbdnber,
~-ub unS wtrhen an CEN btuieatn Nre,srn ~pf-fouf "
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-01
6ol,! 6pl,!

nntsrjeibneter bait fprlDdbrenb stnen srsbca gorrotb sn
GibeH> uuo Sibtcnbes better Sualitdt, ano fam leins
8uaosn btermit untcr ceR s~lnifi9fen S'eoin0unasu Yerlebsn
23si Sdulen non 3 8laTGernm tb OoS WespGCs. f%ufsnfrei Be-,
l9rgt. SsltEauuussn. pei4. s%tn:e.lalen wereea oei Oabnep II.
SOte Ober SEQ, u. 6unolto, SroaotraBe. Iopie in DER SOL
nieesrla9e an 8roaoitr., nabf Srppfe @penns :seroen. ,ro:nS,
btlorsi. YFeile; Dae bette gihenbplB gu SIS. 80. unr
&anAtn4ol3 gu $500 per @Oro. Sames q. @oore
Olmpifhi1Tabrt 3pilhsn Nthmonp II. Nelp Qlorf
Die btiOsn sroSsn un6 bsauem s~inseri4teten Sss. OomSf,
lttHt ~ amestOpi" uno ,ROauOfe" peroen benz reif.nSsn
9nblitum our 8enusuns stitens e~mpfoblen. De 6abrpr,is
tstrd9i in Der Saiute incl. 9ett uHo 80t IS, unb I'M 3ni.
ltheHoed So. Die s mesipfpn'' psrldBt i6ren gBhnrf an
Rodetts ieeeu Oieuitas UNI 4 ubr 2a6mittaee, pd6rHo ri,
u8oanefe" iecen 6reitae UNI 6 nbr Nbepbs BON Sir OOin,
1SIdert. User oGs lebtere Danrflhtf benHsen mill, BAT i'd
bel ben unterleibneten Gin 5abrbilet IN l0fsn. ~
Graht miro bilisit Gnsenpmnen unp pAaitl DIT 6~eFsro,r,.
9afeeeprtis neb ROrf0lt$2,O0
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-01

SoaroerB
fSnnen bsi llnter, etbnrtsm ltets freuntli6e 3in,.
,ner unO cute Rof erbnIttn. @uh Rs6en eipiae
3immer an lepiae 6erren ,u yermietben bei
Sobn Marr6auien, ast.,
am Nemen Mnrft.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-01
9SirtDfDnfts : @r0T,
aalam0!

Ntstten 8rennbfn uno Dem aefammten Wutl,.
turn ole anSeisS, pae meme neue
Observation-Disclosures
Dem Sslnhe ieBt pfen Itebt. DieIelte 1T auft
@~el6mafNOllte einser;hter, unD t5unen Die ae
ehrtsn Safe nit ben tsltsn @%rfrifbmnaen ieper
Art, Iopie aud nit warmen unp falten SpriIen
beplent merpen. Q8einirintrr made ib Oaraul
aulmertiam, cas i'd ben pom mr. se3csenen
8ireinin Wein
rein uno unpsrfdliAt III so @ts. per 6taIbe Der
tlufes I'm 5a5lreihen Sciuh bitter
S%n1entin 6ehfer.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-01
prolpsetnS Der nsucu SO.tsaussabe
s.. 8 st n c'S
Q q mt mtli6en WerFen
In Ietsn 8duorn pbsr in so 8U&eulieIrrunaer
q IL Sta

- q MT m I u % en- @ertet
in ftebrn Sduoru pper in so acknowledgements
a 10 Cts.
WGs mir am "a. Mdr, 1855 nit Der trGtn gusoab. Der
6eintibeu @Berte Srrs gubIitum trattn, tbatsn mir ee mil
bSnssm 9eflbl.-Seint mar nod III wtute brfannt uno boS
lthterrebnen fcrocrtc srree &nltrensuneen unb bcoeutenees
6apital. lnlere &rirartuneen puroen uttrtrpffen, -per
Mblas mar eu Iebr beoeutenoer, unb 1T taum Elm 9lab pc
eCbtlcete Deutihe rpobnen, rpcbtn bcine ntht perIanot puroc.
Der srpBe Dibter. be- StcIi Der btutIhcu Nltipu. bel
@rinber Der mooerutn SihteribuI,, III w6brenb bey 3eil
Ieinem langen l&meriYpaen 0etoen erlsSen. Sein Same
rpirb fur oQe fomnenesn 9etttu 0ufhspabrt blciben. lPan
pirb ibn unter otn Grlcn fincen wcun DtulbIanpS aeltie,
eeAe Gr6sen ~aufoc,6blt tperber Gr lelbif in uns eutriTfn
abtr feline Sh0pfuueen btcibSn erbaltsn uno iptroeu nit ne
riente ftiner unlteI btthen MuIe III Saae, bic freunbe mi
Sefannte pph linn 6eIa6en. gBir waren belnlbt 6ieIe St6s,
nah une mad III fammeln uao limb uunmebr i'm SlonSc es
ntn ntuen 9ano ,u liefsrn. Sa mir abcr lett etnem Sabre
BON Yielen Seien d%nseSanSen ipurotn, Seine's gBerfe npdh.
malls in Sieferun9cn dueiulebtn, eamit aud Ntr meniaer 9e.
mitteIte lid mad uno mai bielt betrlihen Shriften dnItof.
fen TONNE, 10 baben mir uns nunmebr tntlhlpGen, cine nrue
Aussabe in fleinercu Gisferun9en ,u pcIantalttn. Der preie
III Der frubere uno trirb nur flr ben lieb5ntcn 9anS 81 rebr
@bpnncnten Der frlbern @Gssabe in 6 8ans,n erbolt,r
rem Z ten Sanb FUR 81 uno treroen eriuht ibe 3amcn beim
n6hiten @aenien ober Bel uns bctannt III MAIDEN.
gBir i~peifeln ntht I'M 9erinsltsn paran, sap Iib ole oe.
iammte eeutfht BecCIferlne Der Ser. 81. an btciem Notip.
Cine &l5Ia3e BON Is Gents per lBofe tanl aewis ieoer
6~effrsited, Der Sinn fir beutl6r 9tuatur 6t, uno ben oro-
Tenn 1t n 8anoe pirb cine e~ebiesene S"ipsrapaie 6e}u.
rid tat ( beiaeeeben ipstbsn. g8as Musltlttuna. Drud
emo Vapier bsirift, 10 wirO biele ntus fiji fte Qusea6e in
feintr 3Seile Den SOrbsrae9aneenen uahittben. Cine (orofdI.
ntia Durdii6t pirb frlber sineeEblibsne iStbIer e%ntferuen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-01
Stn3ri9em.
Dry-Goods s Fancy Store
am Rsueu NtarIts,
@de oer YroaN- nnp 6tsn Stroht

am Hsuen MtarEts,
@de Ger Srcap- nnp 6tsn Strose.
@. %. 8efenbamm smYfeblt Isinsn
6reuncen uuo benz 9ublifum lein sut aNcrtirtee
Sdgsr pon 9ttta. 0Aarst, Sic 5a IN tiuia.
lten 9reiien atasaeben wsroen.
S~erGbieBuua Der Vrelle pom &obIen.
fplat: -"
SUfi QuntY gpt. $3.50 ser aoas
Solt pau Sote s.. 4.T5 .
Selp Spts, peios Sprttn $50
Oteleil Sretitn sutelSe ntue Gcft as eds bilisit Etue,
rurgsllaiertal etelcr Seolpn ~ansrfsben ntroen.
runa. ~
Die 8~ubIsn-garSs befneen It'd Gfs Ser 10. Strose uns
Salta. nne ede Der s. unb Bprbfir.. fanitb rom Canal.
Sno. s. Btrtb, @sent.
Saldtrl @erfe. carte. &~a1sss@jen,, %bpcp.
p1oe nebt ethsr YleuSt ar5srer @rtitd, @arflnerissn. gu.
tin's Srraet. 8rpnn 98inolpr Spap. Sabnburfteu eau be 60.
'0Snt. &c. &C. iuh Ser'auf bel S. 6. 6tf6sr. @et.
Drrh perl6nli6e @intduf: i'm Rcrpsn BIN
th in zen Stanp scieet. meincn seebrtsn &rn.
ben Elm ppriiSlttbss Eager Der ttfen Giaarren ie,
Ger %rt uno SualitGt gu ouenabmSpeiIe tigt
gen preiIen ~pfetiren ,u tGnucn. @leitfoas en-
pfeble i6 msin wrbla1crtirtes Eager BON Rauh.,
Sau- nno Shnupf 5abat, Yfsifen aler Nrt ann
ionltise artitel, Die in sinem @isarrsr. @el66ft
aemotnli6 seiudt psrcen. I'm eine s,Iauies
Qnliht leines Saaers ti,tst s.. 8o1enfeGp.
gsr, 1a4 Srodonra
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-01
0attorf unp@c o.,
@bUleSale uni Ge'oii Reiu., 2iauor- unS
@isarren.@ eltdlt,
81 @atp Stve +, 2 SbIiren BON IA. eSer

p @arp Stre t, 2 SbIren BON IA. eSer
9earl treet. 9
Naen ~unIsren 5reunoen uuD 8etannteu Die
~eractene @nSei9r, paB mr. Die pieeidbriae g8ein
crute pes 6errn S6utte (5rdnt Gteaters
5arm) tdufth an une aebraht babrn unp OF.
%feriren rsulslbeu unIern Setannten auf's,,Brsuno.
itblte. Dteler neue 8ir9iniihe 0tiu wtrb ae.
mte iepem Geunsr uno 5einidh medsr number.
Gem ee lit Der refine 8eheniaft. I'm rinrn
freunpIi6eu 3ulpru6 bittet s~rsebenl
s. u. 6attorf IL. Go.
81. g. &rGntIinen Ier1onen, pelas cine
tCrtitliAe @sintar MAIDEN pollen, fam nitts
Ssferes auempfobIsn neroen, mit uns BON I'M.
fern 6srrn s~slebrten 9~lersten osriibert miro.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-01

81. u. MYERS
,siat ieinsn SreuuOen uuo 8etannten an, bes er
fOeben wisOer cine 9snOuug bon Oem ausae,eib.
net sutsn 9imburger SiIe erbllteu bat, fcpie
uub 5edcr's SlsO uuO osrItleOene anpers friIb,
NSaarsn, Die biaiS gu taufen fiuO bet
81. q. MYERS,
RrodoRr-. 3uiI+. 9. unp 4
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-01
y. H.

-. HI. CHARLEY
9anoler BON eecer uno S6ubsJti rinss, SIM.
pUrtssr BON franS6flhem Sdltlepcr,
Ii. Str., SpiIhen Main 1t. Carp, Ribmcub, So.
Dertlbtn Shu1mo6on wirb oiee rpuh6noiat d1cr-
trts 3aeel pom 0eper aler Irt belenS s~mpfDblcn. DitIeIben
Fnoen oaielblt iusteit aleS III ibrem @slbdft n6tbiae 9Berts
icus, bic { q. Binotnee, 9etlien &C., ale Sprteu lt ,es IL.
!. 10 Gae pr 9, ttlsrr pno @udtinbtrn se6auti yer
bcnbs 0cber if elei6fouS epsl dtbis.
gle bisle 9rtiteI perpsn ssGen Sour Obsr quite 9apiere
bt0ten ~strtauft. 10.A
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-01

6ambp 9s@msrlf. pafetfabrt. Netien- @eIea,toft.
00Mpficbifabrt
srilden
Sdmburg un6 New @ort, pd Sputbdmpton.
permit!stt Der neuen auf bas 5Olioefe oe6auten mn I'll.
sautsts sinsert4tien srCsen eiitrnen @ofcampfI6iTe
BOrufita, 1000 IONS. Capt. 6rautmnun.
$ ammopta a, 1000 Cons, Capt. S6wenf,n
9arDnta, $500 Cons, Capt. Gblers.
Obiss psSen itrer ltnelen unO sfadli5sn ffabrtm riiSm.
ii4ft bttannis Damp1&i1s psroen r~sgsImdBis a
@riten unp 5iinf3ebntsn ieDen Npnots
uon Sep 9orf uno San6urs, Sia 5outbamptun erpebirt uns
nebmen Qafia9isre pom 9lep gprf nab
Sambnrs, 8Gpre, SOnbGn ane SoutbamptOu
gu ~fOIsenbsn Yreiisn:
8petIe @aiIte SIS.
Swu1fhotd 35.
Bon Samburs mad Rep gorF:
gr1e Gailte $lI2.50. 3peits GSrlte So. au,e4..
$45. S8ssef Mafia9e pfnOs man fb an
e. Z. Ridbarb, 8pns H.. gmp.
:l6"- rOo6waS Pm gsrI
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-01

Srr 3pe>s.

Sorrath BON Serbf- uue 0tHttr~ Badrtn, Ger
Il eent bJeieeu publifur in %esrartiScn Grtitcln pheriri
pprotu tf Gebase zen 10 &c. unp sober; Deaires in
lbpneu R~uitern, Hem uur srrs earirf. ~ II, 20 uno 25
&ts. &c; Nter nos in auen 6arbsn gu Isl bis s!4 Gts.,
Gas Dcppelte pertb.
Ilpaeas, BON 10 Gts. an, III ertaauensfptrtb bi0ieen
prtien; 90 Dueero ltia. 9aners Saltentlher ron 8 cts.
an; 50a Haotts une RiIeS' s~ea.S}iiets f%ranS6lilte Cellars.
auf NuctrEtn biDia qetadft. al i2l, 81. 374 Cts. &C., bic
III anpcren 9eihdften has Drrrelit frien.
S6ware Seicsnitpfr. I CARO- brett, W IS, 81 Gts. unS
'I.25; farbttt Seieenil7ft sur S6Iite ipres WertbtS; =
Spron 8insbdms. Ores SnsbamS, 4ep Sitins, 1oifmcr
unb Satirets 8crtudY StanS irr Ssrra> unO 8unbtn.
eletptr. III cen b~tuioltfn 9:etltn.
9iriepS, Sbsts's @jres uue SpeeoS FUR Dienitbpten =
sani ~trrIeuer peieer. rctber gne stlSsr 5idnnel III % 9ts.,
btuis iu 371 GtS.; Stella Sbapts. Glod,s ,c.
Die et0stt Iuepdbl pou glouS SS9r It SfhtS, duserft
siIts duf 9uetipneu estarft Ere 81 rcr Stud merits. Die id
III SI.25 uue $l.75 pftrirs; Strid S5Oae in allen 6urb,n
Iu 81 pei pfsno.
Carpets unc bsartb GusS. hi, b%ilisfeu in Ri6mcub
9rricn uno 9IeotcS Sbtrt,ns. Sbettins, SorpeIins. Gable
9lcatb; Srttrlicrs Sciitr-. SIcres. Sstt uno SerpontS
Stanftts ~ ben ~bilislsn yrtiien.
F,Lbte @ottinc III 6 [ uub 10 Cts. &C.; Cambria, Gbcd
une Spis 0luStin, ntSlt elmer grocer &rsmabl anocrer
Waareu, ga Sablreit, bitltlb n bier oufWfueycu.
SD tttte e~rseheuit UNI Cirtt Stluh aIlr Donten unS
perreu ete(sr Stabt uub ~llneestnb, unb bite bic Slurnmer
Siores, pa. 81 Wdtnrr ape. gu ttotteu.
SnGsnh Stropa
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-01

Sinperoater's 8ltters
in tIetncu NM srr6rn Quontitlten.
&usasSei6nete Sunlltat Stsintoblen5l, Gam.
pencil uub Jluio.
gealpouper gum Sadtn, Don unS IdtR pr6-
rarirr, 5iui9 uup gut.
Scfmann'S SarmiYrup unb Soaeler's Sober
tbran, teioes BON tinem peut!6eu @bemiter prG
parirt.
6ummefS &afce,GTen,. Gi6rLSnFte. GtU
ecIape, @aeac, tartiiher anb peutiter Rnu6ta.
Nat. 10 ,pie aue anoern gu unlsrm @ei&Gfte &c.
b6ri9e 8aaren.
6. @ASner, 0ruasth
&le g.. unb Srodrfr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-01

3u perntietben.
Stniee Simmer, raffeno fur sin,tIns 5erTcn 9 B tI.ine ga.
mtlisI, limo biais ~ perr,nttp sci Ssnrp 9 lutte
de Ger Srpae- unp 5ttStr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-01
,Soebeu srbaIten

SoebsH erhalten
cine nlittrs 5snOuus alien GCsnac SranSs; ertr, alien
Roe uno S;otb WaiSteS; 5cott Ile Unp 6lsdna Giaarr.n.
lretbe IttiteI mir ais bt g1raatireu.
9ejn Ssonf von oorit1i ben 9iauors, SO inc, Vie unS
6lp@nS Gisarreu, in DSOeials uno Retal, Ipre6e man por
5t Wc8eeoer.u II. 9riGeu,
S1nNler 6ietgsr unc i%ntvortirter Jaeine.
9tIGUt8 uno @t1acren. 10 4 Grbanae
@etduoe. Nenrl Ctr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-01

Bittis fur Grocer!
8ufer, Bacon, 9arc &C.,
2e0 S5le. 9%ereinleien audcr,
p 39os. DAMS, Srsats uub SbcuIbtrs,
100 91bIs prima 0eaf Gdrb.
100 Seres prino 4Oipen Rdfe,
40 9dGdyes prinia Gplben Butter,
IS Sbls. prima Scrisp @tbtr,
200 @bls 8r. l. 2 unp 3 RadsreIs.
100 Npr 8 triihe peinst,
40 Sprce Yr. 0 Mp!anes,
100 @Crts Sic Graders,
IS Sbts Srib 9Ot'toeS,
200 @ble. : met,c Srrnbs, Sin &C.,
400 Spret @onoles ua9 Scap,
Splefs. SudpbedI uao ate i%pnifiatn in fire,
9roeerq epr en'l(nFen frtttel, b.: bili9 perfauft un6 aui
pslbs le'ne oeailpen 5rsunbe a~ufrsrtlam matt
Wm 3 9sIer.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-01
. aoir .. s e,

Dawn .. @orole,
9ts Grape, 3pilbsu 8roaO, ma 8rles,
8tbnouO, Bl.
Yraftildsr @as II. Steam pipe Titter.
Dtriel6e tit in ben StluO sefeBt, ALE in oielss
@eI&ift einibldsenoe 4rbtiten cben 10 lbneu uuo
liGiser berjulfslen, ais iryenO elm anoeres Der.
nrtiats @sl4dft.
8Fferen3en.
q. Shab. 9. ID, Rofsn6anm.
8. SdFsi. Stebbins u. 9uaen.
partsa, eabS d, So. @eas. s. Gaett.I
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-01
unO Moien98cine.

NAcin un0 WoieIl 2Ucine.
5oetsu srbaIten cine Senounl von % Tlf
@seia unp MOel, 28eiss, welhe idt b,aia Be-.
ZAP, 9llpne, btim OuBsno oper e~in,elnen Md
hen p~ertaufs. 5acot Qtpps,
80. lS4 SrOuO,5 trage.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-01

SIN @ 6mon6 wirb bisss 8itters Dsrfauft in ben on,
tbrfen Der 66. DOpe unb Comp, @~Ieranber gnSoI IN IN
getterfon. 9. Solution II. Bro, CRUDE unS gSS,rGsn q
Blair, Starring unb prane, GbdrIes @iufpauob mn n q
gieot. uph in dder Stdhter Der Der. G'aotsu In 6ief,S 9i;'
iers in ban @pOtbeftn tn 5otsn, ~" y"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-02-15
Election Returns.

BEDFoRp.-Conventiou s7s; No COnven-
ton I,626; Cooper 2,O69i Scudder 2.022;
Gentry I,541; Ramsey 1873
MoSTGoxERY.-Conven I,61I No Con-
vention $50; majority for Convention ,222;
Gave johnson, for Senate, 1852; John E.
House, Floater, 1,s54; ]. E. Bailey, County,
1871; G. A. Henry, Senate, ST. W. S.
FIippin, FIoster 81; G.. A. HsIrell, County,
81; scattering So.
SrEwART.-The following is the vote of
Stewart county. She elects the Union candi-
dates, and votes strong for the Convention :
Convention 997; No Convention SO; MAORI
ty for Convention 9O1; Cave johnson s2s;
Brandon 75s; Roberts, Secession. 325: G. a
Henry IS; Quarles 20.
RUTHERFoRD.-Marshall 1,s7I; Rucker $50;
Gentry 1850; Ramsey SOS. Northcott l.
342; Keeble I,12s. Convention 1908: No
Convention l,529.
CHEaTHAM.-First district Convention %;
No Convention 142; A. Ewing 16O; Brown
I56; Houston I53; House I55. Second dis
INSTRUMENTATION -; No Convention %;
Ewing s.; Brown 60; House IS; Houston So.
Tenth district-Convention "a; No Conven-
ton 81; Ewing So; Houston IS; Brown SIS;
House IS.
CocKE.-No Convention 1882; Convention
192. Majority of Randolph, Union candic
date, l, 133.
JEFFERsoN.-Five districts-No .Conven-
ton 1000; Convention Ito.
KNox.-Baxter 1882; Sneed 237. Baxter's
majority 3,Ol5. Trigg 3,26s; Walker 266.
Trigg's majority 5000. Temple 3,2sI; Pax
ton z26. Temples majority 3.o55. No Con-
vention 3,l5s; Convention 39I. Majority
against Convention 2,7s7. Whole number of
votes polled 3,549.
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The Peace Conference.

WASHINGTON, Feb. II.
The Peace Congress Is not in session to-
day, it having adjourned until tomorrow, to
allow the committee time to prepare their
report The committee was in session until
nearly ten O'Clock las, night. 1t is under
stood that majority Of the committee favor
the plan introduced by Mr. Guthrie, which is
combination of features of the Rorder
State and Crittenden plans.
LATER.
have just learned that the Peace co,-
gress Committee has adopted Hon. Reverdv
Johnson's propositions. as follows:
Congress shall have no power to leoislaie
upon the subject of servitude anywhere. az
cept 10 perform its duties, under the Cousti.
tuition, in respect to fugitives from service or
labor, and to suppress the foreign slave-trade.
nor shall any local or Territorial Government
have power to sanction or protect inyolunta-
y servitude in any Territory north of the
southern boundary of Kansas and the north
ern boundary Of New Mexico, nor prohibit.
o. hinder, or impair the Fright to hold persons
70 service or labor In any territory south Of
saia Inc. Ia the same manner as such persons
were 90 held and protected under the iaws Of
the State or Territory from which they we're
removed.-C5Y. Gin. Enourer
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The President cleo. let Springfield last

The President elect let Springfield last
Monday IN route for Washington. Before
leaving, be made brief speech to the per-
sonal friends. fawning sycophants, and fat
terers, who had assembled to bid him adieu.
He compared the responsibilities of bis posi-
ton to those which surrounded Washington,
in the inauguration of the Federal Govern
ment, and announced his belief in the eff
cacy of prayer, an fundamentally upon
which he seemed greatly to rely for support
and success in the discharge OF the duties OF
the Presidency. He seemed to be as prayer
fully inclined as were our neighbors of the
Union and -fna1ioan last Tuesday, when their
wounds of defeat were fresh and CHASTITY.
When he arrived at Indianapolis, be made
another, and still another speech, in which he
disclosed sentiments, which, If meant as an
indication of the policy of his administra-
ton. show that be will surely have need of
prayer, and a great deal of it. Whatever
may have been the motive which suggested
the Indianapolis barangues, there can be no
mistake as to one thingi and that is, they
proye him to be narrow minded republican
partisan incapable apparently of rising to
the altitude of craftsmanship necessary to a
thorough comprehension of the National
Crisis. and the remedies demanded BY patriot
ism to preserve the government he has been
selected to administer. Surrounded by party
men,-many of them fanatical in their hosti-
lity to slavery, and inclined to exalt republic
canism at the expense of the Constitution
his views take color and assume shape from
theirs rather than from the higher and more
elevated suggestions of DUTY which his posi-
ton should inspire. This is unfortunate
particularly unfortunate for hux- If, when
he assumes the robes of Office, he does not. at
the same time, shake off the habiliments of
the republican party; but attempts to carry
out the policy believed to be foreshadowed
by him at Indianapolis, he will, when it is too
late, realize the fact that it will involve his |
administration in the perils of civil war-a |
war, which VIII render his |
name forever infamous in history.
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The Voice of Old Rutserford.
MURFREESBORo, Tenn.
February 18th. 1861.

MURFREESBORO, Ienn-,
February 18th, 1861.
EDfToKs OF PATRIOT Last Saturday, the
9Th lust. was a glorious day here in old
RuthesfOrd for the Union loving and Consti-
tuition sustaining men. The fires of true pa
triotisn are enkindled here, and the lovers of
our country, our whole country, and nothing
else but our country, are awake to the plots
OF conspirators to s'involve us all iu a COM
mon ruin" and are determined, God being
our helper, with the assistance of patriotic,
Union loving men of other portions of the
State, to stand by the flag of our country in
the darkest hour of her peril. That flag, 1.-The
stars and stripes" was on the morning of
that -Saturday-hoisted on the top of
the dome Of our newly-ereeted, beautiful
Court House, and now "waEes over the land
of the free and the homes of the brave" May
it there ever wave as an emblem of our ma
tional strength and glory, and as a souvenir
of the patriotism of our people. Ali sir,
'-Shan children Of the same glorious mother
The bonds Of affection forget;
Shall brother rise up against brother
Who ne'er but in amty met
Avert III avert. KIND Heaven,
And may this glorious Union stand,
And Liberty's flag, never riven,
Wave forever DER undivided land.'
After the flag had been hoisted, three sa-
lutes were fired in honor of it, and some of
our b'hoys so exuberant with the good old
patriotic feelings that emblem OF our nation
al glory used TO inspire, that they were not
conteut with merely FIRING saIuto1 in bonor
of it on the ground, bnt actually got out on
top of the tin covered dome and, standing up
Immediately under the flag, there fired a sa-
lutte. God grant that our country may be
filled with such patriotic hearts. The day,
which you will reeollect was election day,
passed off quietly, every man seeming to be
impressed with the Importance of his vote.
Our old friend R. S. Northcott was elected
by something over two hundred votes, defeat
ing his distinguished opponent Col. e. A.
Keeble. This shows the confidence our peo-
pie have in Northcott's love for the Union
and our rights in the Union. Some, have
learned, misunderstood Northcott,s position,
or else he might have gotten more votes than
he did. They thought he was for the Union
without an ''if, !" or without the Constitution,
which was an entire mistake or misapprehen-
sion. He was for the Union with the Con-
stitution as expouuded by the Supreme Court
of the United States, and clearly so express
ed himself in the speech he made in this
place on the Monday previous to the election.
OLD RurHERFoRD.
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can seems inclined to cast the blame of de-
feating the Convention upon Union candi-
dates. We would like to know how much
more efficiently the secession candidates in
this county supported it than the Union can
didates. We have never heard that the Sc
cession candidates hurt themselves any talk
ing for it. The defeat of the Convention is
attributable more to the madness of the Sc
cessionists in urging secession by the 4th of
March. than to any other single cause. This
alarmed the people, and caused them to vote
an indefinite stay on proceedings looking to
secession
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The Forts, &C., I'm the Seeded States.
On the 18th instant. the following resolu-
ton was adopted by the Southern Congress
at Montgomery:
Resolped. That this Government takes un-
der its charge, the questions and difficulties
now existing between the Sovereign States of
this Confederacy. and the Government of the
United States, relating to the occupation of
forts, arsenals, navy yards and other public
establishments, and that the President of this
Congress, be directed to communicate this
resolution to the Governors of the different
States.
The subject having been thus taken out of
the hands of the States, there is less likelihood
of indiscreet attacks upon the Forts in the
possession of the General Government.