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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-18
ghe Great English Remedy
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S

HSS-N&AA@A-A = %a44AG4AAA = AAA4Gs
Prepared from Prsseri Of Sir y Clarke, n D.,
Physician Extraordinary 70 the QUEEN.
THIS invaluable medicine unfailng the o. al
those painful and dangerous which the female
constitution IS subject II odersies al and
moves all distinctions, and sIerds be relied
on-sS
TO MARRIED LADIES
itas peculiarly suited II wil short time, bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, te prevent counteEfehs-
rs= CAUTION4
TAee PITS should tGkea By females duriag the
FLRST THREE KoHTRS ef Pregnancy as theg arr sssre
Obring Miscarriage, bat any other they
safe
In all OF Nervous and Spinal Anecsions Pain in
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertion FaIpits-
tiOn OF the Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills vii
effect cure when ali other have failed and al
though powerful remedy contain iron ealomel
anfimony, OF anything hurtful the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
uhirh 5 hOlld1 be earfully PFeserved.7- e ---F
Sole agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES, (IAte / c. Baldwin Co }
= ffE Ro eHEsTTRs n. Y
{, n. Bs4.0O and postage stamps enclosed 70 any
thorzed Agent viii bottle, containing so Pills,
byreturn mail.
sole BY B. RackIssoN soH, ,DelaNAre. -rfsug S1I
g ~ - Z A--2z- - ----alu---------Z-- ; -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-18

j. The Colleges of Our town re-oPened on
Thursday of last week-and from the number
of young ladies and gentlemen to be seen on
the streets, we judge the attendance at both
the University and Female College is as large
rs usual
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-18

Mr.. JUIIN I.EwTs, OF Berlin, formerly clerk
..sfEatbS store of Mr. H. Lamb. returned Monday
smefhing last from Louisiana, where he had
-sge.yie teseHguge IN business. He found the ex-
CisvHlunt' 50 great, and the prejudics against
= Nortleners and indeedsaIl strangers so strong,
v,as 10 subject all such to constant anhoyances
= : kpd even danger, and he therefore determined
stofetarn TO his old home even at the risk Of
-yntausings-the prevalent opinion that region,
s.a4d IN the cotton States gen orally, being that
s'tlie Northern people must inevitably starve If
srtIi0 Southern, States leave the UniOn.,
.ss,. Another, young man, a knight Of the razor,
SiormerIy of this place but now resident in
oFlorilag writes home that he is heartily tired
's,ek the ssupay Soutk" and anxious TO get back
i6 Delaware lie finds il anything but pleas
l"anF oswe4h all day in the shop and during the
.sIight sct.as aapntrol to keep watch over the
5 -ssIaves-z7a service he is prppably required to
-,rrder IN order to prove that he Is not ''disar-
sfsctcd5'I' Sc s aas4aa7~. 81 t4
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-18

sis PENNSYLVANIA RAlLRoAD.-Attentionis is di-
!. rected to the advertisement of this Company
Z FOR 1861. Their road is a fine one, well man
aged, and affords comfortable and convenient
mode of reaching any of the Eastern cities.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-18

= The initiatory steps have been taken for
forming a volunteer Military Company in this
yplace A meeting of the enrolled members is
TO be held at Templar Hall tomorrow night,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-18

David NcCarter 1DY virtue o

David McCArter 1DY virtue Of q
4...-- ..s..r fOdscretal ordsr
The BeIaware Female College al sale drec-
ted from the Court Of Common Pleas VI Delaware
county Ohio shah public sale, the door Of
the Court House IN Delaware,
Monday the Ilatdoy II February, 1891, =
the OF 1Uo'cl0sL and O'Clock p N
said day tlfe following kerf3d rs7l estate to Wit
the County Delaware State Of OHIO and in
the Town Of South Delaware, and being inots Nos %
81 55 and So marked and dtdgnated the recorded
plat Of said Town OF south Delaware, and being the
premises then occupied By said Delaware Female
COliege and upon which the College buildings stood
B. c. WATERS, sheriff,
--e 81 and Special Master Commissioner.
ian II rSS sol
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-18
Important 20 Eemaless
DR. CHEESEMAWsS PILLS.


PFspaEsd By cOEneIIas L. C,heeseman,M. d. ,
New Y0rk CItY.
The cnmbInntion Of ngredieLts these Pills are ihe
result Of long and extensive Paetice They mild
In their operation and certain In correcting irregu
artes Painful Aensruations, removing aobsructions
Ehsther from cold otherwise headache, pain the
side papitatiOn Of the heart wheE all nervous aec
tUus, Mysteries, fatigue pain in the back snd limbs &c
disturbed sleep which iraEainterrupton
II T9 MARRIED IADIES Dr. Cheeseman's Pills aremvaI-
uAbie as they viii bring the monthly period with
regularity. Ladies' who have been disappointed in the
usoof other F4hs place thc umest confidence m Dr.
Cheesc4han spills dong alfihat tley represent do
Nstiee-7here condition # FessuIe systes
urhicA Ae Pilis taken trlott producing Pc
GCLL4R RESULT The ennsiisn rgerred TO PREG-
NANCY-tAe result MIScA ARRIAGE SUeA is the ire
sisfabIs tendency Of medicine Tsstore fae RENAL c
tions a conditicss that erpTcdetire pOeI
Of nature cannot rcsist 4.
warranted purely vegetable and free from anything
Injurious Explicit directions which should be read
pany each box Price 81 Sent by mail on ehclos-
ting 81 10 DF. coRNEIIrs l. CnEEsE1Ax Box 53I, Pcs
oHce, New York City Sold By druggist in every
town in the United States.
r B. HUTCHISGS,
General Agentfor the United States,
No 20 Cedar street, New York,
10 7hosn all Wholesale orders should be addressed.
Sold by B. DlcKINsoN ScN, Ic'aTnI' - neS,to
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-18

10 shorn all Wholesale orders should be addressed.
Sold By B. DlcKiNsoN Sc>, Ic,aUnI' - mes GO
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-18
/, New watches,

+ an ngr receiving for tbs pr ing Trade . nsw
" lot u[ Watches apil Would invite inspection of ny
Stock by thnso wanting buy and not hesitate 20 Fay
that my prices vii 6e found as low thoso ofAny other
establishment in the Stalc demonstrate this by sob
iOining aeW Of tho low rricta which cell Watnhes
good Silver leTahe fFarrahtedl for 50 90.
good Sitter lcpnrs hutuer case Tor Sl0.
SILVER Dctaehad Levers hunter easOS, al sl9 20 e1G
A and Gold IA lies wSteh fsarrantod) for go.
A line Cold LADIES' Waach, gold dial, very Esery oa&.
a fipe Geld pgtaehed Letter, full jcWoled Cor $40.
Gold Hnntor Cuse, netached Lever, fun peWOlsd oeA.
fus aasornfent Of fc Aucrtoan Watches Ruie ma
silver Oaeus, at hlN pflegs. ..f Ht..H p ra..
Fooi aSSwtrnenl gho detached levers with alvep
caps. excellent tiInc- keepers. gi Ia
School teachers supplied with watches 1n easauAhaa
tOrHfs. Second hand vAtchcs. vuFrnnbsa. o.
Ms Asa0Ttnnut Ofwateh and uaher goods tSlri.
~ limo Wi h tnd full and complete ths vsautn -
Ihc rrtargct sia Seem 70 require. Ploaso csn Na
Hinaras Blork. a PI.A1T.
April IS. ls5a f.ss fH..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-18
PIAN FoR Es.


NTOULD respectfully inform the Public that he
w has on hand large assortment uT I'IA -FC2TfS
from sAe best eastern IaaHulUCsaFers Saeuld cali
special Attantion to aud splendid seven octave
Piano from Steinway Son g manulActory The reIIia-
aa a said ahos NJ npksqHRiteds IN fhe ERFtd States
fhey have been awarded the FIRST Premiums " hen All
wherever brought into competition with the best ukers
Of Boston, New York Philadelphia and Batinre, T~v
received TIE two First rze Medals at the NeiropoleSe
can INSTINCT crystaf Palace, New York, 1855 Fts-l
Prize Gold Medal, Maryland Institute 1855
grst Pri Ae5ai, American Institute, Crysial Palaec
New York 1855 Frst Premium Gold Medal, for best
Tfr Premium a. tl,c Nehien State Fair. Detroit, 1857
F7-st Premium az ne Sate Fair Rchraond 1859; FIrsi
Premium at the United States Fair $780, First Preniam
at ;be state FAIR, Dayton 1850 First Premium Al te
St Louis Fair, 1850. ll.H
Pianos any ercf Musical Instruments will be sold
at smaller profit than they be bought at any oher
establishment in Ohio Those wishing to purchase will
call and sec If JArStntemShi is correct. .Ea
Ware room two doors cast or the Williams Block, on
Wirter Street. 4. JOHN WLIITTI ESEYt
SOY %, ,'6o Fun -DeLaware Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-18

b6~ Read Moore's advertisement. They
want every farmer in the country to try their
Goods, for they wish to'exchangc quantity
sfslRm fprsEFool n r
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-18

The forth lecture in the course at Delhi,
will be given on Tuesday. Jan. 2sth, by Mr..
Stone Of Columbus =
Subject-The manner of teaching the Deaf
and Dumb. Mr.. Stone viii be accompanied
by two or three of his pupils by the aid OF
whom be viii give Illustrations. Let the peO-
pie attend and enjoy the treat. We learn that
the lectures thus far have been very interest
inc.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-18

Will also offer for sale the place
the following personal property Of H-iiroaI
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-18
Save Your CaEp Its

pY using HARRINGTON CARPET LINING.
- has been m use several years and has become
popular article with all who have tried The ingredi-
ss used render It protection gaiast moths n
fs Dler Of soayd ad peculiarly ft 10 tie tread
Ladies' in putting down your carpets be ahk getRhe
Carpet Lima Owing the demand for the article
have rrsht on liberal supply, which win be sold at
the lowest rates
5GriI6, '6o-stf MENDENHALI. & MILLER.
Z. - MEM CEEPEgS .JUsr sscET1B,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-18

A N EXPRESSION OF lnrenEe tafisfattiIn ilIrmina
~ cd countcnance when she unclHsIEd the beaHtl
fuipIcturc had Just handed her. OF course he had
been AYfFTS herr onS can be procured pictures
which excel in the best features of tho art.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-18
Rrass Retties.

fUsT received ANOTHER lot Of Large Brass Kst
d ties at the Upper Hardware Store
Oct %, 80 c. c. CRBAMER4 ARv,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-18
WhiIe lead and Ziuc,

TN Kegs, the best brands, for sale at the Drug
i store OF ii. l.. STARR & BRO,
janIl 81 No. ) Williams Block,
Delaware, o,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-18
CLOVER SEED.

School Examiner's Notice.
HEREAFTER, and until further notice, the
~ school Exam Of Delaware nty Fiii
Tehplar Hall, in the of Delawar-. every Sat
lraY, except during the months Of Js larys Febru
aFy, July and August during which hs the Board
viii meet the second fourth only Of the
said months respectively. Examinations sill commence
at one O'Clock, CrndiaSe precat sati GctOry
esiBIOaia1s Of qo0d Rs0raI character.
by order of the Board
Aug 8 cost H. NJ CARPER, CLERK
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-18
sheriff & Master commissioner.s Sale.
10 nAudo. Perry RY writ virtue .e,sd Of = De.

- =" w WWALAAAA43SAU4I5A . HsaI4O,
DaWdc. Perry \ DY virtue Of de-
ID crctaI order Of sal
Daniel Berlew d John Stone u me directed from the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Delaware County Ohio lshR
oer at public sale at the door OF the Court Room in Del
aware, on
Monday the 11h day Of february, 1861.
botween the hours Of 10 O'Clock a and o'clock N
the following described estate to Wit situate in
the township Of Delaware and in the county Of Delaware
and state Of Oho and in the town of Delaware being
the north middle parts Of the subdivision of In lots
Nos sixteen (l6y, seventeen 40 and eighteen (ls)
in Powelsa 2heemis additi0H 20 the town IF Della
waFe,as numbered the plat thereof, recorded on
page 25 Of the2d volume Of the recorded plas OF tho
towns inDeaware county aforesaid sa I'd middle part be-
ing four rods IN width and eleven aud 521O0 rods IN
length fronting on Liberty street in said town!
.. --.-- B. c. WATERS SheelG,
Aed Special Master Comnissioner.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-18
The Stove Peddler.

r CAN FURNISH COOKING, PARIOR and rox STOVES
0f all patterns aud prices Also, PlOWS and PI(N
SHEARS and Bells Of various sizes, for which will
take in exchange Old Metal eighty per hundred
and Grain at market price Leave orders at my resi-
dence corner Of Spring and Franklin streets !
"a AGENTS FOR 3iY BUSINESS WAN1ED.
Como all ye that want the clean thing and hiccly
baked bread and pics and pdtTtisi=e the I'sddIer.
Nov %, '60-ftf,. J. W CoNDoS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-18
Cultivator Teeth.

Just received a good stock of the Best Cit,
u Brands. and for sale low by
Dec . $50 C. G C,|4AMRERI AIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-18

Tusr received 30 dozen Chopping Axes Of the
= oest Patterns and makers which offered By the
So4 or single to stit purchasers. Also, BTeSd Axes
Sar lenters Adz, Hand Axes, and Shngling Hatchsis
Sss S r. 4 ss11sf7 = 'ppsF Y K An
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-18
LTNSEED OIL

FOR sale at the lowest prices at the Drug Store
Of Nj l.. STARR & BRO,
jan IL '61 No 5 Williams Block,
.. ai Delaware, o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-18
MAR RED

o., lhc 10th inst by Rev. A. Rose. Mr.. JosErH J.
wax BANNER Miss ELIZA NCCUSE, both of Milivi!lr
Del. C9.. O.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-18
Lime! ! Lime! Lime!
Competition the Life of Trade


| HAVING understood that other parties aresell;
have determined reducing my prices, and hereby
form old customers and the public that shall sell II
AS low it be had in the vicinity. while they may
rely upon getting full measure and superior article
Pure White Lime,
my 6flns the Sctoto Rirer, near White sulphur
StdtigH ,On the Springfield, NJ FeTIlD d Fburg Rail
road and miles West of DELAWARE, ONO !
A SUPPLY CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
This Lime has been extensively for several years
and is universally considered -.'.+ ~ 4
The Best Lime in the State.
1t will be delivered the the S. Mt. v &P.
R. at my Switch when desired
Orders addrcssedto the undersgncd receive
ttention- RICHARD Coly1N, :
pt ,'Go. White Sulphur. Dclawa c Co. O. q
sbsriH & Master commissioner sale.
william Ha Mel 1BYo oIdlt virtue ae o., Of desTstal 1:
VIM R. parncr ct al. rccted from the Court o,
Common Pleas Of Delaware county Ohio offer al
public sale the door of the Court Room in Delaware
On Aonddythe 2lst day Of January 1861,
between the hours O'Clock a. m and O'Clock D. m
the following described real cstatc to-wft Situate in
the county OF Delaware and State of Oh0, bounde
and described follows, Out lots numbers two
three four, five, and seven, II, 3, az
laid and designated upon the plat survey and
part Of lot No. eight Isl in section two township four
range nineteen, L. $ M. surYcy-sufvey made NJ
d. Covel and ~ Wang, and recorded in the Record
Plats OF Delaware county, vol ., page 80 containing
thirty four G341 less. Out-ots No. @ g.
A, g. and all in lot No. s. Appraised at 81 100
CHARLES SHERMAN SherIn
And Special Master Commissioner
Dec. q 'eo-&ts $4,000
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-18
THE OHIOFARMER
This old and we'll established Weekly paper commen
ced its Tenth year in January. II Is pre-emnently
The Farmers Family Paper.

Il n
~ Tho New York Tribune says Of it
otis handsome quarto, filled with miscellaneous
and agricultural matter, suited enlightened far
mer's family"
In one year. it contains about Twenty Duodecimo Vol
umes OF Standard matter as fOllOwsi -+a
One Volume of Poems, Ono Volume on Domestic Econ
omy ,0ne Volume Of Household Stories, One Volume
Fashions, One Volume Of Sunday Reading, Two Vol
umcs on Flowers. Two Volumes of Bee Culture, Three
Volumes on Stock, Four Volumes Farming and Gar
dcninE Generally, One Volume Injurious insects
Volume on Draining, Two Volumes Miscellaneous
Matter. FT
R8- READER, II you wish Twenty Volumes per an
mum for 81 OO Isl so in smacubs) subscribe at
for --s-e - .- v-- r--
THE CHIC ARMER.
n you want to get ali this Library OF matter for
nothing, send five names and 81 so, and you will
eeve the OHIO FARMER one year, freeor If you want
an Agricultural Library worth from $40 to $685. send
from 20 TO so subscribers at 81 so each and you will
gett Or, if you prefer Money, you can get from S25
20 se)0 by working for
T Fl E OHIO RMER.
9s- For Sample Numbers, Posters, Prospoctuses In
ducements TO Agents. &ci &c. address
jan IL 2t Tho IECWN, Cleveland %.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-18
silver Soap.
.indour GIass

A NEW and Excellent Article for cleaning Sill
II yer and Plated Ware just recrivee at - Es.N;.
Dec 10, so no. ) WILLIAMS BLOCK.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-18
Glover Seed Waited.
i by \. STRAUSS,
an - ,'CO-Ftf Delaware, Oh o
DR. 8. N9aNOaNRAL1
Z GATE OF THE CRY OF n2AlLros, outo,J

EYEREBY tenders his Professional Services 90
H In. rtZens uG Diatarcan vicinity, the yarn
brahghs MEDICAL PRACTICES. experIeuce Or
ncarly years the Miami Valley in the dativs
pertaining his profession, on rcd an iihiEee
TO those who need tl Sriah 81 sPceaI attention
be CmRONIe LSEz, and ALI cases Ps.ealiar
to WUzES CEILDKES. office aud Fesidenc0 on Hil
street. +a-a .a.== VIZ E t----H s-'i.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-18
a Package of NRafches

csAYER REAINGTON'S CELEBRATES CULTITATo
- TEETH, for sale by C. d. POTTER & co,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-18
SawsI SawsI

-FusI Eseeivad ago06stOsh oGsaws, sush a c.
% Macy AdillsaHWs Saah VII saws Gross Cut Wboa
ASs ter k1tEef C1s saw foE pAwer 6rs3Lut saws,
Hand innel and Ripping Saws Cross Cut Framing Saws,
Back saws, Wood saws, Felloc, Webb and Key -hnIe
Fur sale al th=C IsPeF IkAE!Sars SspFeby .tifs
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-18
SRIEEDIb SILK HATS, sss Ept ESlsss Esslsisss


~ SsOCAAhS ~ 0Al6s
TYHE BEST IN THE AfARKET--A LARGE STOCK @s
u hand ~ .-s... c. n POTTER q co.'s
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-18

TIRIs day received at No. Williams Block, and
Will be sold, cash only, cheaper than ever cal
and sec them.
May p, 1859 c. PI-ATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-18

The terms Of sale Of the Roaty-S25, 900 the
day oi sale balance in ten days thereafter either in
cash or in first mortgage Western Dis sion bhhds tho
company, each bond TO be taken pro share OF
the purchase money, which it woud be entitled 10
confirmation Of sale and final order of the Court.
The terms OF sale Of the personal property-Cash or
twenty per cent. cash, and the balance in the first
mortgage, Western Division bonds the Company each
bond to be taken Rt its pro share the purchase
money which it would be entitled to on confirmation Of
sale and na order Of the Court The sale Of the per
eoal property will be continued from day to day II
csssary, until all is sold. JOHN T. LAYTON,
now sheriff Of Clarke county %, and Master Com
missioner. "a Gts 49, aAslA MN4Gt
OnLIN X LANE, Attorneys for Plaintiff
DOC. IA, ,i8sO. 'aSas t24,oo.) 8oaAJ .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-29

Eorth-SyCntcr VIrnfnia.

Our adviccs from Northwestern Virginia arc
of tie most gratifying character. The resist
ance party have made their nominations Of true
incn, who feel that the honor, rights and inter
csts Of Virginia demand action on the part Of
the State. The subinissionsts have, in some
counties, put forth nominees, but the impress
sion is, that Northwestern Virginia will, in the
character and principles Of the men elected to
this Convention, silence forever the Northern
hope of IN anti-slavery section in Virginia.
This great section Of our State will vindlcate
the honor Of Yirs;2ia, and send men to the
Convention ready to maintain that honor, even
to the disruption of the Federal Onion.
The speech of. Mr.. Clemens having received
the paudits Of the enemies Of Virginia, it be.
comes the Northwest to free themselves from
the foul aspersions Of Black Republican com.
mendation. The New York Times" ranks Mr.
Clemens by the side Of Wendell Phillips.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-29

Public G7eetiu~ I'm T,uncnbur.r

At public meeting Of the citizens OF Luncnburg count
without distinction Of party held at the Court House OF
day John r. Garland, Esq was called TO the Chair an'
W W. Webb was appointed as Secretary.
The object Of tine meeting WAS explained Ly DR.. IN. II
Gravity nc The reques: Of the Chair.
o. tiie motion o. Vim. a. Nash,
Resolved, That the Chair appoint Committee Of Eve
.sf resolutions for the consideration Of the meeting
pointed to constitute said Committee: W. A. Sas!., "n
VI. Baglcy, 10. H. Crawley, Geo. ". Hardy and VIM \
Seal and the following gentlemen were, motion, adde,
10 IN. Committee: Col John A. Stokes Col Wrn If. Hatch
cit and G. Smith, who Immediately retired FOX consultc
On.
While the Committee we're out Thomas II. Campbell
E Of Nottoway, who was called by the meeting T,a'
an able and eloquent address, maintaining the right Of se
cesson and the importance OF yirginas taking position
Immediately with her sister Southern s.-;es.
The Committee, through their Chairman, repoEea 'ne
following resolutions:
!. Resolved, That the county court, now III Sos
sion be requested to levy tax on the county SUN
cieht to three volunteer companies o' Hi'''a '
fifty men, each: one in the upper end, ono Ill the
lower end. and one in the centre Of the county.
=. Resolved, Th"t Tic court appoint e"'iih''c''
10 negotiate for the purchase OF SAID arms.
8, Resolved, That in ,hs opinion OF this committee
Virginia is bound by every principle OF honor int.
rest and Justice to make common cause with any Sc.
red;no State if coercion should be attempted by III,
Federal Government.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
On motion.
Resolved, TINT the proceedings Of this meeting bt
published in the newspapers Of the cities Of Rich
inoni and Petersburg, and in the New Tori; lie
raid.
Tie Justices having been summoned for the pur.
pose, end majority being present, decided unani
mously, 10 make the levy necessary to urn the con
panies, as prayed for 10 the resolutions above.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
JOHN X. GARLAND, Chairman.
W. W. Wee, Sec'v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-29
Card of MIR. IKarnladukc johnson.

1t is with great pleasure that we rc;ractour
remarks attributing to Mr.. Johnson the hold
ing Of coercion opinions. lie disclaims all
such views Of public policy, and, without stop,
ping 10 enquire whether his electoral speech
would justify our opinions, we rctract the re-
mark "e are always indisposcd 10 hold gen
tlemen to strict construction OF 'diGnel
speech made on social Occasion at the hour
OF three in the morning" but the cXtraordina
ry character of many Of the speeches made on
thnt occasion, and their appearance in full in
the Richmond "Whig' and New York "Tri
bune," induced rs 10 give to them the impor'
tancc we did. And we have been informed
that Mr. Johnson'S vehelnently expressed dc.
sire for the pcrdition Of South Carolina, was
also repeated by him in speech made al
Lynclburg and in terms even harSher than
when reiterated in Richmond, at "3 o'clock in
the morning"
While recognizing Mr.. Johnson's capacity
to represent Richmond in The Cunventun vt
must be excused for demurriny TO any mans
"claims to the suffragcs" for such q position
We know of nothing but large experience,
great talent and sound principles, that recon-
mend for a Convention like this.