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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-16

TOR SALE-One three story brick House on
Iongwgith-etree west of smith One brick
House on Eli nth street near John. One brick
on Elm near Fifteenth. One brick House on Eiebth
west ot Moubd. One brick House on Richmond
west of John. Two brick Houses new on Free-
man rear PonlPr. Three brick Houses new on
Everett near Freeman. One brick House, stone.
fret {, on Hlm-st.
.ALsO-Four two.s story brick Houses on Fifteenth.
street near Elm. -Four brick Houses on Livingston
sttett. One brick HOuse on Sixth street west Of
Einllh. Two brick HCuecs on Richmond near John.
ONE. bTlck House on Liberty near Sycamore. One
httCk House corner Cutter and Retts-street. One
nut Hills.
uAlSO-L Lot, so feet by 100. on corner CT Court and
trssman.slreets. Lot, 100 feet by IFS, on Court asst
OF Broadway Lot, 100 feet by 200, on Geat-street.
Lot 40 feet by So, On Hamilton.road near Mohawk
bLicge. Lot, 7ifeet by $40, on Front near Ohio and
mlsaiseippt Railroad Depot. Lot, 30 feet by 100, on
Betts-strest, Lot, Is feet by loo, on John street, &c
ALSoL sixty, acres Land, with fine in improvements
and All KINGS Of t1uit, near Reading Thirty acres
! ard near Cbeviot FortY-seven acres Land near
CovinRton. Twenty acres Land on MadisopyiIIe.
pike, Z miles from the city. Fifteen acres Land on
Baltimore-pike, miles from the city. An excel.
lent Farm, with fine improvements, on the Ohio
RIVER opposite Madison. Besides Houses and Lots
o. All descriptions, in every part Of the city. Many
hnely improved places near the city Farms of All
descriptions, and Lands in all the Western States,
for sale or exchange.
.~ALSO-Iwtnty Shares of Portsmouth Insurance
STOCK and nifty Shares Of Central. Apply to
GEO. H
mhlot- No. go West Third street,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-16

wv N1BD-TO EXCHANGR-Ohoice lands on
n railroad running from this city, for a stock
OF stap'e OF fancy dry goods. Address Box I,015,
Cincinnati, Ohio. fs26. If
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-16

WV man, with a family, who UNDER
w stands F4rdeniDg aud the cultuIe Of the grape,
to go q short distanee in the country. References
required. Inquire at 90 West Front-st. mbl4fP
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-16

"ANTRH-A Teacher of Drawing aud Paint
w ing. TO take q Fmall class in Judsonian Sem
snary, College. Building, Oovington, Ky Speed
mens Of work desired mbl9.dp
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-16

w ANTED-A sober steady man wants a sltua-
tion as porter in a store, or any thing else
where no can make him self generally useful writes
n good hand. Address, P A. w, Press ONCE.
fmh1b.bFI
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-16

TFWM AhE-FUUNDEhI MAUHINE-
- .hHuP-With tVo acres Of ground and two
dwelling houses attached water. power for six run
o. ttoncs Cost. originally, 27,O0O; can be bought
Tor Sl2,OQn-.S $4,000 cash, balance In one and two
years, With interest. Address PERRY BECHrLE,
Springfield, Ohio. mhII.hs1'
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"ANTED-IN O0VIEGCON-An energetic
w business man to solicit orders for a new
serial publication, sold to subscribers only. To one
competent, and willing to work, a rare chance is
offered and ptrmanent employ ment secured. Ap.
ply to JOHNSON, r & 90, Publishers OF Stand.
are Works, Apollo Building, Room No. I, N. W.
corner Of Fifth aud Walnut-bts mhl6.dS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-18
Rs oskayu Ccty News.

THR MAyoKllry The sister city is 10 comnotioa in
cspec to her future Mayor The factions are divided
prefer this man, and shat bu. Sho ia 20 be
the fortuna,e individual 20 In the chair OF the chief
nagstratc tell. ssverG are In the deld but
appears that pretty wsl divided bet wss,
Mr. Ka,beeisch tho present frcsiderE Of the comnsu
Courcil, end Mr. John A. Dayton rather eadlug aud
laxative member Of tho Board Both democrats
.nd Union On, but OF diuersct stripes nee ins u
tue uniorists h,ld at M,ntsgue hall on
SATURDAY evening for the nomination II Mayor BY the
Culonists, when q row took place. Apple alton vas
ulaae tho Chief o. Police, hr. Fos, wh,ss1t over
plsse when order restJred, and 10 ca dsae'stocd
mat John A. Lay nomioste1 to igi this - son
troysrted, snd some persoos soy that there
nit sihp toI. An.ast all .hs hubble buD,ls Mayor
ose tho presoct incumbent, s expected by strong
party 10 be reelected.
rns Bsooy1rs RA,noAp cesrlAvmsY sY-we are gi.ao,
tho opportunity to chronicle sh. termioa,ioa o. dsps
which, While !, has Indicted mu,h injury u9on the pio
lie, has no, benefited the parties % u BY noee in
.potbc, column q will be ihaf ths cars ~ sae
fro,hiyn Central and Jamaca Rs,sAd compsniss nase
resumed the uss or Furman s,rest 80 49, ,afsfnsd
,bss she settlement ~i p snsst aad nss as'c'-
orlh beth cJmpanies win scs In hsrmsny
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Supreme C0urt-Chambers.
Refora Hon IudGA Allan

MARoB ~ -kayia H. Warin0 rs Rose N. LsNcon awd
odos --Judsmsn. for DEFENDANTS dissksing tho CON.
plant with costs to IAN. defendants wshous costs to
the other pendant.
Hober Ejscards 7ipahy C1oslQh and osAyy Motion
20 dism complaint denied and referred 10 Tsa
ngton Murray TO hea, ana desermine.
Before Hon. Judge Sutherland.
z,ruhom Actcrson ~ John b. He.nHS Notion
granted with 81 cost.
In ne xater ~ N. Application Of sopaSa BeaA Gsnerol
Guardian dc Tho bonds in this approved and
oTlcrs 81 M ted.
Hattt j. Cook ~ Aaron d. Fzrps>r ard o<Aevs-Rc-
port confirmed ana order granted
frdnSts G. nupe rs fhoms H. Decentralization for
commitment denied.
Before gon Judge Leonard.
Az OFFICIAL AND POLITICAL ASSAULT AND BATTERY.
SThen d. Dill1se IS Emonuel B. Hayt--yhs suit
commenced the 4th December, 1858, for
damages for alleged ult and battery mmtted
tho pialntf FOR publishing gross libel on the defend
ant, charging him in printed letters the Hon. Howell
Cctb with having got Dilaye dkm ssed from his stua
ton General Appraiser In tho Custom House No de-
nal made Of the assault nevertheless the plaintiff
bas not since then assessed his damages and for this
delay the def. Borut took dsn sspg toe
paint on the 5'h Of februar, las rh- plai1tsn
moves % open ths default Tho cefenoant willing
20 have the default opsned, proviiea the plaintiff
would cause no further DELAY IN bringing
After remarks from James T. Brady and Benz
amin Ca brai'h on the par, Of the defendant, ami
from the pl,intn In person his counsel the Court
or moi the default bditoD that tho painin would
Immediately proceed 20 try the before Judge Ueke,
al the ~ etcnt c!scul Of thc supreme Court.
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Cours or Common Pleas.
.rrt,u .aarNqr rup CRY.

EARcr 10 -cataariae Rsysoids n. 7N Mayor, O~ss,s-
aUy dc ,,f tAe Guy Of Nso Fork This was Q suis for
daoges laid $500, susiaoed ~ plaintiff through the
alleged negligence OF tho defeniaDts In Keeping opep,
contrary ~ charter and the Of the Common
Council, msbbos o. entrance 10 be scwcs in Fkteenth
street, betw,eD Fourth and lexington avenues
Il apucareo that tho plan,n irving IN 4 wagon
with ber bsotber in Law opou app oachng The Of
Fifteenth steet, he horse whicD spsited, suddeDy
M THROWN both pl4lntin and her BROTHER Ia law FROM
he wagon The hnse wa- cSuica,sd from the hos with
some difhcuty the paintln injured seriously
Judge DAILY charged the jury ,hst r. through the nsx
gcbce Of tho city ocas the mapbole vas Ie In such
condtn that an ACCIDENT should ccur tho dbfendants
we're liable H. upon the other hand they should Una thai
Me injuries sus's.ped by tho LAZY attributable 70
should nbd for the defen~ ants.
Nr Roosevelt, counsel FOR p.sirin, inquired H The
testimoty Transcribed
Dudee nsy sAs, the Court, sir, orders stenosvspAS
report according TO the Ovie The Ode anthorisss sic
per diem, % 70 be paid b. each sie. Bat then reA
anab compensation allowed stsnogrsphsf for 1ans-
ctibiDs his notes.
ihe jJy returned O verdict Of So
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THE LAST or rHE SOUTHERN oApErs.
RESIGNATION OF COLONEL LAY.


We have before mentioned the resignation Of this ac
COM fbed ofcer who has long been an Aid OF Gene
raj Scott and has served with great distinction In the
war with Mexico, Colonel 'ay is native OF Vigha-
Of Chesterfield, we hnkand brother OF the Mtesiona-
ry Bishop lay Of Arkansas he is known IN the Ameri
service not only of It's brightest military or
nsments but as most high toned gentleman, loyal and
chivalri; IN eminent degree and Commanding the
resp ct and Of all with VIII he In contact.
He haa been deseI vedly favore aid Of Gen 5cOtt AMI
only aitce the alton OF Mr. Lincoln that he has
refigped his commission, and in resgning u has
eac'ihcsd his all We have means OF knowing the
reasons which have led to this remarkable resignation,
bavibg personal acquain'aDce with Col lay, but IL
stkes the most signdc ant OF the kind which
bas occurred during the present troubles Why has Col
lay gentleman Of 9ound Judgment and moderation re-
lDqnhhed his brilliant prospects IN the army and sacri
need hts only Of support at this cuar june
tufoY We feel convinced II must 10 o0unt OF e0mo
Internal plan medltated against Virginia which has cme
10 his knowlecgc as the military aid Of Gen Scott Il Ii
scarcely recessary u that have not heard
word frop, him the aaject, aud do not know
him by eight: but such would scarcely resign At
such time but for Of the most pressing and i'm
perative character.
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THE NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN.

THE NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN.
The Montgomery Advertiser, of the 7th, says-
II is with much pleasure and satisfaction that In
form readers chat We have Intelligence from rea
BILE source that large portion OF the new loan offered by
the government Of tho Confederate States VIII be taken
by the citizens Of New Orleans at This confidence
OF people In the securities Of this government
asts quite avorably with that Of the fagncrtsry parts
Of the late United states In the loans recently authorized
by the Congress- a. Washington. The prompt disposition
Of dcoce thus evnced by people s however, not
surprising, when consider the character OF the invest
ment and the ample provided for securing the
payment Of the " incipal and interest.
THIRTY. SIXTH DAY.
MONTGOMERY March 10 1851.
Congress has confirmed the nominations for che Dis
trct Judges, ss iollows-A G. Magrotb, Sooth Carolina
II r. jackson, Georgia. W. Laner Harris, Mississippi;
Thomas J. sommes, Louisiana; John Hemphil, Texas;
Jesse J. Finley, Florida.
Messrs Mcqueen and Mcintosh have been confirmed
Judges OF the Admiralty Court at Key West.
David Hubbard, of Alabama, Commissioner OF Indian
Affairs.
Alexander b. Wi,berall, of Alabama, Register OF the
Treasury.
Doleny Baker, OF Georgia. Auditor OF tho rrelsnry
Congress meets again TO night.
Congress ado irncd TO night, TO meet again the SO
cCnd Monday in May.
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MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.

WASHINGTON, March IL, 1851.
II said good authority that Messrs Crawford and
the Commissioners from the Southern Congress-
ntersn the strongest hopes Of preserving the peaceu
relations between the two governments. There is no
Cub, but that their diplomacy Is judicious.
The President and the Secretaries Of the War and Ma
~ pItnens .psession at the White House this
nornipg
rh President and Gen. Scott attended church In the
.orcnoon at the church Of the Rev. Mr. Hynes.
private letter received here from Gen. Cotton, who
ss passenger board the steamer Cncle sam, dated
,cspulco that she had broken shaft AMI would
ot reach sau n n the fourth o. March,
psmg Obliged 10 with wheel She w1 due at
hat port the oath Of February and this ne~s viii re
eve the apprencnsions or those who hal friends on
,oavd.
Commodore Cunn.ps pshsm, Of tho Pacific squadron, viii
.oon be rclivsd, PROBABLY by Captain Gardner.
Those best Informed relative 70 Southern movements
oay dscred; the report tina, Fort Pickens has been
,tacksd or that s,ch viii be likely 70 occur at
sent.
Governor Roman, one Of the Confederate States Com
nssioners telegrspas from Wilmington that he will be
Washington tomorrow, szd that lie was detained By
indispositiop.
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r,r, :. OBJECTION OF THE REVENUE.

u- r,a.o al Irgc action in the revenue question at
,bc oa.cs, n e.ssie moment. The exigsncics Of the
so,,o cor,, NJ ws 80 far precudcd Its full consideration,
bu. a. they arc ses nearly me. it viii come up within
49, -, g. ao,s Il will be the most delicate com
ro.,o1 ara x. topi, yet etslbmi,ted TO the de-
nberati,ns Of tho Cab 1cs unanimisy OF opiaon OK
t i is true among We Ssmbers that the duties seouii
BE- collected Of tho sec ~et states; out the ways ana
means Of collection arc pcssd 70 prove sc''Os sum
blng blocks
ro naval ,orce :, ,bis time as command 10 known to
be ipado,ua,e 10 tho levy OF customs from quar-
tsr decks ana az tbs mocsa Of the guns
n Ia also Thought moro than p,ckSSie that Ike
process would result only dniccas Win saropean
powers but sso In civil war; oy incsOe he revolution
ies 10 take thu onsnslve against the fstsra govern.
mont
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cas- take ench action as they deem necessary.
Mr. WITNESS Of s. G. (when the stase OF sontn usi SSs
eait-Mr President the only thing have been able 20
produce out Of my braus In behalf Of my State s the
following resolution
prepared edition Of III resolutions directed 70 DC
published the eecresry Of do transmit COPY of
iho same 10 each member Of this body.
BY this meaLs said Mr.. wmERs will be able totnow
what have been doing since have been hcre for can
not recollect wthot such assistance shall also have
opportunity To repent Of my sins and niqui.es II
have committed any.
Cbpgrese then went into secret session
w. H. whitfield j. 7. Woodward and Thos. ". Walker,
Of New York, smong the arrivals q tho Exchange
Hotel to-day, from New York.
PRESENT ESTIMATED POPULATION OF THE coNFE-
DFRATE STATES.
Tubes Sho,cin0 Proposed 8asts for Representation.
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AN EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS.

WAslnplroy, MaFch II Is5I.
The counvy should not he surprised at hsasing Of
ca of IN extra OF Congress weir next tao
weete The President and b's Immediate advisers are
5a,, becon g more convinced Of the al bat imperative
necessity Of such q measure.
Many republican leaders here arc expressing
great ipna,ense at tho delay q crsconve
action VIII regard 70 Southern forts They AL
say tho North Ia prepared for ths aoaniorncnt q
Fort sumter, saa thai tho earlier WIN bs accomplish
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THE SOUTHERN COMMISSIONERS TO ENG
LAND AND FRANCE.
IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS.

WAaBTNGroN, March II, Ib6I
ne appointment by President Davis Of three oomuis
ypers to visit England and France for the purpose Of
occurring the recognition by those Powers OF the indie
Of tho Confederate States has some
whs, startled the Lincoln administration II s under
vtoed they are about to despatch secret agent TO
Europe with instructions TO inform those governments
~ tho policy to be pursued by tbs new administration
"a tha-oby forostang and defeating the object and
nm pose ~ the mission Of the Southern Commissioners
rho vans course Is TO be pursued respecting other go
verau wuta Dispatches will probably leave mere oy
.n., bearer tomorrow day for Mexico FOR the
ross VI beading of Jefferson Davis In bis Efforts 70
-. =, ornison by the Juares government.
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THIRTY. Y.sIXTH DAY.
AFFAIRS IN CHAnLEsTON.

CiIAELzsroS, Mirch IL, 1861.
No movement. has yet been made, bat change is
hourly expected Everything is go ng 90 wel
The constitution and rarif bill o. the Comic icrate
States IL not considered ups ,tisfactory.
Tho appointment cf Judge Magra.h as District Judg
for south Carolina gives universal satisfaction.
I'll floating battery will be removed from Its moor-
ngs 20 morrow but with intention Of attacking Fort
Sumter.
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ALABAMA STATE CONVENTION.

MoyrGoNEaY, March 10 1881.
The State Convention has adopted resolution 70 adjourn
Wednesday noxt The ordinncc has been passed alter
ing Free Banking act which substitutes the stocks Of
the Confederate States for those Of the United states and
allows tho issue Of two for Foreign citizens
poratiops are allowed 10 hold the stocks.
Two members Of Congress- have boon chosen to supply
yscancics and H. Jones' Of Iauerdalc and Nick Davis
OF Madison, elected.
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cd the better for he Administration It's only plausible,
iDexorable cad y force procrastina-
ton They apprehend d sstrous results In the impend
ing State and mu pal econs, In consequence Of the
Generalization OF the party produced by the exhibition
Of administration weakness.
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TIE LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION.

Nxw ORLEANS, March IS, 1881.
The State Convention Ia awaiting the reception Of an
cfcisl copy OF the consultation Of the Confederate
States The Mon gomery delegates daily expected
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spared the uputtraIle disgust Of looking upoc snakes
palmetto and peiicans y
Re sig ttons from the United st tates Army
and Navy Reported Since March g.
ARMY.
Captain Alfred Cumming Of Gcorgia, Tenth csan,ry.
Frat sutenapt Walter IL. stevens Of New York Corps
of EuRineers.
First Lieuten mt Caleb fIlae, First artillery
Second Lieutenant Frederick L. Ch.lds, OF Norsh Caro-
lima. First artillery.
second Lieutenant Joseph Wheeler, Jr., Of Georgia,
Tenth infantry.
NAVY.
Passed Assistant Surgeon ". + CarrDgon, OF v!rgris
Lieutenant Maurice Slmons, of South Carolina
Midsbpman W. b. Hal OF Georgia
Nidshpman Barron Carter, of Gepga.
REVENUE SERVICE.
Captsln Rogers. Of the cutter Dodge.
Lieutenant Roche, Of the cutter Dodge
The War Department has q list Of rosigoa-
tons sent in recently but which they resoi1tey decline
making public fearing TO chow the country the utterly
demo, Allied state Of the army Eight engineers have
res,gued from the navy within one week.
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Aeslezrlnv.--E Dickinson, merchant ~ ostforn'a,
VAS aspass,pateS In Jessou City, Mo on the lisn st
10 uas IN his honse, rith persona In the roou whsn ~
sss shot through ths window. suspicion ns nxcd Jpn
tbe perpc,ra.r II the dssd, ncr bot mr. ncR
nscr say diGisulty ~t.h any on-
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THE SOUTHERN RIGHTS MEErTNG

LaUpyrrn, March IL, 1884,
The adjourned scuihcrn Rishts Meeting yessray after
noon passed unanimousy tho resolution presented on Fri
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BUSINESS. ETC. AT CHARLESTON.

From the Charleston Mercury, March ID
The previous reports from Washington as to the pro-
babe evacuation OF Fort Sumter AMI the departure Of
Major Anderson and his having been CONFIRMED To-
citizens caused quite in p,litical horizon
and the edulons have not word TO say Our
military, who hnve been full OF fight, con-
sideraby Gained down and a have come TO the con-
cution that General cott like Jaques In the old play
knowing be wouJ b. kicked has concluded very quietly
TO walk out, and, although there is not word said
the subject, you plainly expressed every man's
face
The political new and the European news have caused
Gotten dealers ook little closely tho
cotton, and they find the receipts falling on very
rapidly and that their correspondents In the interior
Saying that very little is to come, and when
we mako up september statement Will show
q crop Of 600 bales viii not be res he'd,
and that cotton will yet be king. The demand
both yesterday and MoDJay very active,
and ali tho Offering stock as been taken on tho market
a an ad0ance Of 70 ~ cent per b. Since last saiar-
dey the cepts at this port fmstef and the
stocks 0aiy reducing Ashp, arrived yesterday
taken for HavTe OF We ID for uplands, aud &C.
Sea Islnds Freights to Liverpool dull at I'd,
and lower rates would 10 be submitted 10 for any
quantity The Boston steamer engaged fun East
manu- actory, at &C for c,tton FregAts To
New York, both by steam ann sailing vessels,
dn There have been heavy arrivals during the week
Of all kinds Of Northern goods bere the 25h
and were they fas.iious about credit would be
doing very heavy business Az u is, they selling
goods In lar quantities Our rice market s active, and
prices very drm Corn Is not active, and receipts
for few days past have been heavy. cargo OF West
India molassf Wis New York hae been mostly cold from
the wharf Checks cw York selling al banks to-
day at 81 per cent premium. Sterling exchange i07
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THE VIRGINIA STATE CoNvENuoS.

Echxu>D, va, Marco 10, .f,i.
The Virginia State Convention reassembled 70 day.
Union resolutions, wrapped in the American hag from
the people Of Norfolk county presented and tabled
Apisecesson resolutions also offered end tablet.
Mr. Goggins' proposed amendment. to the report Of
,ne Con mstce on Federal Relations provides for
the withdrawal Of the State from the Unim.
ard, without determining her future ass)catI,D,
recommends a conference Of the border states a.
Lexington kentucky, in May next V propose plsn for
constructing government, TO be formed by sd States
and the Confederate states Of America but which
to be binding til ratified by the Convention which is TO
adjourn over await the result 1t declares that tbs
Union can only be restored By amendment OF tho
s,ituton cmanang from the nonsavehoIipg sa,cs for
the security of Southern rights, and urges pacific p,cy
throughout.
The amendment was ordered 10 be printed.
Mr. Raspotu, Of Richmond made a speech against thu
propositions Of the Peace Convention and favosg
SIGN
journed
THE SECESSION QUESTION IN VIRGINIA.
PrrnsnrRe, March is, 1851.
The polls oloeod at sunset with the folio wing result
Whole number Of votes e4 for secession se against
1872 The Union vote in February 039 aganst AT
There immense procession after the closing Of tho
polls, headed by baod OF music and secession fag
which escorted Mr.. Pryor 10 tho depot lie speaks At
Richmond to night
SOUTHERN RIGHTS MEETING AT LOUIS
VILE.
Loursvrur, March 49, 1881.
large Southern rights meeting vas held At the Court
Htuse iast night and attended with considerable oonfu
rion, and finally broke up In srow.
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RECEPTION OF PREsIDENT DAVIS WIFE IN
MONTGOMERY

Large numbers OF the ci,izens OF Montgomery, Aaba
ma, assembled A. the Exchange In that city on March
TO pay their pecs TO the accomplished wife OF Presi
dent Davis. The Montgomery Adr,tisT she exhl
bits, to rkable 0esree, that ban mess OF
which forms the chief stone tbs social fabric
and has the affections or all who dd themse The
pleasure OF paying her visit.
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SOUTHERN RIGHTS MEETING AT LOUIS.
MOvEMEN vS OF DIR PULTsroN.

wrm CHrsrm, Pa March 10, 1851.
Dr. j. H. Pulison the late Secretary Of the Pese Con-
sress passed through hero day his way washing
ipstoa 10 has been closesed with leading poa.,csns
Gro result Of his mission over rennsyyan has not ye,
tranpprcd
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rpE LrABlrry or sHirowrgRs.
MAstH IA In ns Of Curtis ~ csoby ana aNcs-
me jury rendered rsalet verdict Tor painhm
u 2ss 81 ard an allowance Of ave per cent