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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08

Hare you the Dyspepsia the Asthma? the Liver Com
paint or General D-0ity does YOUR food distress YOU
90 YOU suffer FROM irritation or sRHtsi Take
tha ncal.,.alel hLlLers ahich cnres al these
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08

GENERAL ORDER No authority has been given for
NJ the nPsksSr homes the STATE and such mpre
mt Mt VIII he ,de vhout special Instructions All hos which
pressed will be lmne ay returned 90 ths owne
JOHN LETCuER.
Fxrrurtvx IMPAIRMENT April 30 1851 ap99-t3t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08
IL. II. x
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
SUPERSEDED
ALL PURGAT0RIAL POESONS,

Such as Caiop,eI, Blue PiH ScGmononv, and the Dras-
TIC Pals made of Aioes, GdmbCge, dc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08
NOTICE..
aIExANDER,s sTLAMFaU.

VyoLUNTEfR Officers Of the stse respectfully Informed
that beside the bonds required by there must be en- or
dsrfro the AIjuiant General 10 suthort Superintendent
OF the State Aruory 20 issue arms, he. deis-n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08
A BOOK ABOUT DOCTORS.
WEST 4 JOHNSTON,
.o0KsELLERs AND sTArIoSER5. =.
H.r, rsee,rsd ste frosirr

NEW BOOKS:
BOOK ABOUT DOCTORS. BY oordy Jefferson author OF
Novels and Move ISIS. o.. Illustrated sl.95
rag NATIONAL CONrROvEEsY The Voice Of the Fathers
upon state 1.-The Country b. jos. @. s,liss ass
TIE fLIUsrRATED n0RsE DOCTOR BY kdzGEd MHyhev, NJ
RCvk s=ol
MAckULAvs ESGI ANDyel Fac. and svo zoe and 81 20
ASEUAE SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY Year Boots or Facts m
science sai Idaej ~ DAVID A. Well, a. ~ ~ %
THE GREAf PREPAks1fcN; or kecsuptcn DfaSs.h n.eh
~ Ecr John Carnl-K. D, \ 3 n, Minister OF 9
ssoiiish Ma i,rai Church vols "a
TgUNPS kavL ~ 6eorss william caFtA hiusarsa--
tltA =.
rNR0rIRIED " Ulalk Y Of oar brands lays
Il - al ksa1 utkhs for ohrislnaa W.Irsnfsd msc non
d.s1 ds,is 80. SLIDES s'll<S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08
KxKcurIyK pKpAnrm INT.

yHE following Ordinance OF the Convention Of this Cannon
ve.th /. published by Its ordr for general nformst
GE0kGE W. mUNFoRD,
secretary Of the Commonwealth
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08

GoNEhNOh SihAhAi
RP reeslvinR the PAN Trade CarpeRg on Cloths MAI
= M Curtsa DDS, CoTnees and BAnes Ni1ao' shAed
Hangiuz Carried Hair and Mo1s for sal Al ios Pse
C1rps Curtains AID Mattresses EsdS 70 erde - ol
Use Paper hanging done In The city or country % sap os
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08
VALUABLE MILLING PROPERTY

orBRUMMfLLs CITY MILE FORMERLY BaA aGs MILIS
The Mills contain 0) pair ~ feet French Burr stones and
the ney for boiling and other purposes OF the best
modern make Mills capable Of turning DOT from 900 10
$50 barrels Of -four per dem They propelled by simple
wAerpower the river which falls and the water
diameter They caed at the
head tdewse with elevators for receiving wheat from the
river and shipping -four from the Mills
The property ered at private SALE and persons desiring 10
purck ase may obtain further inform at applyneto
WILLIAM B. IsAACs r..... O.
ANDREW JOHNSTON. i'u''ee''
pi..,nnnh Va March Qs lskl-d2m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08
MATER OF TIE
w ROCEsnlD,4e ALUM SPRINGS, VA,

re- All orders for the above must be addressed TO
p. JOHNSTON BRO, DRUGGISTS
apl No. ll5 MAIN street. Richmond. Vs.. s.is aeen
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08

PliiA-A Benevolent INSTITUTION established ny speetl IN
wmen Belle OF the sick aud Distressed afflicted with
Vrulsn Chronic Diseases and especially for the Cure OF Dis
essas Of the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL sDyICE given gratis, by The Acting suIgeon
VALUABLE REPORTS rpermat he and other Diseases
q, The Sexual gars and on dEDIts employed IN the
ppf nsarv sent in envelopes free Of charge Two
or three stamps postage Sccsptab
ADDRESS DR. J sKILLIN n0UGaToN, Howard Association
Philadelphia Pa. miro won
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08

vTANrED a number Of for 10 and round the eli
w Persons haynstes will please rep IT Al the Trarsp
ton Office 10 the Custom House B. FIKLEN
ap23-u TT. Master Va Vo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08

NTOTICE-No troops or dlyiduas, any munitions OF
war or supp les part Of this road
on account Of this state OF Confederate STATS without an
order for such tran the State military :er au
tso-l,sd n roo,rArt Tor The same SAMUEL RUTH,
supt
RF&PR R. &C., Richmond MAy1 1851.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08
GEN'L's DEPARTMENT.

OtttO OI II
kIcHHosD D, May g. 1861.
E Physicians OF Richmond and vicinity earnestly request
ed furnish fresh vacelne Matter 10 this oce Fra kiln
Street, door North Of Ith Street
Gil BELL GLIB on, VI D.,
mx3- 2x eurretn Gentr [ AImY Of Virginia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08

1--WE upds have formed partnership 'or the narpos
r5-cr. General Comm business, AZ NE clistatd
shields so1e-y n tts CITY, uLde TIE f1 OF L D. SOM
Co. De pleased 90 receive he patronage OF
Pc friends and thr puhuc generally
rsr 90 give satisfaction H. al busin -
r r. sONERvTLLE
EDWARD GRAY.
prr,s,V, l,ru hi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08

ELECEION NUTICE.
OFFICE Va Flax MARINE Tvs. Co |
Richmond, May 8, 1861.
REGULAR annual election Of seventeen Directors, for this
n Company will take Place In general eet Of the Stock
holders be held the CoDpany office Monday goth
inst at 5 O'Clock p. NJ
requested be present represented by
Proxy wM. WILLS, JR.,
my3-t2Oth seet'y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08

NOTICE.
ON the Night Train will be dlscou r49 r.,
~ tIrueL M&N
Trans will leave as heretofore, al A NJ, and 4P NJ.
Of gong the Hermitage Fair
Grounds Train will be at In ervsis curing the day.
sAML RUTH, supt Trans
Office y and P. R. R Co.,
Rchuot d, SO sprl 1851. ap3O
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08

DOW DEN.-3 0kegs punonta Mdskc SAnhlnt sPorls x
Ald Blasting Powder, for sale ey .. . -,
tnWlN WokIhAN \ W
DICTURE FRAUES.-we keep constantly = varied
AMI large and square PLATA and ornamen-
francs VII % cri- desired SIZE Al ofeeS
Nm sArTLyR CO.
1s97 i42 Main street.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-03

ASHER COOK. J. +. PRICE Il. W. JOHNSON
NOOK, PRICE JOHNSON
~ ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Perrysburg Ohio.
Will promptly attend to all Law Business entrusted to
their care Have for sale large quantities Of Land in
cuding well improved farms which will be sold easy
terms ma3-lG
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-03
PRAYER MEETING IN A STORM.
lsee President Buchannn,s last proclnmntion.

(oec iresluent BuchanHnS last Procamation.l
A gale came up from the SOU west
Twas fierce November weather;
But the ship had felt such storm before,
And her panks still held together.
And thus, though the bowling tempest showed
No signs OF dimnution,
The passengers said: "Well trust our shin,
The staunch old Constitution"
The captain stood upon the quartcr.dcck-
"The seas lac said, "thcy batter us;
Twas my watch below in the former gale
doubt if we'll weather the llattcrls
The wind on the one side blows US Off
The current sets me shoreward
III just lay-to between them both,
And seem 10 be going forward"
"Breakcrs aheadp cried the watch on the bow,
"Ilard up" was the mates first order;
"She feels the ground SWELL the passengers cried,
"And the seas already board her :"
The fOresail split in angry gust
In the hold the ballast shftcd
And an Old tar said: "lf jackson stccred
We shouldn't thus have drifted"
But the captain cried: 'Bct 60 your hcm!"
And then he caod to the bo'swain:
"Pipe all hands tO the quarterback
And well save her by Devotion :"
The first mate hurled his trumpet down;
The old tars cursed together,
To see the good ship helpless roll
Al the sport of wave and weather
The tattsrcd sails are all a-back,
Yards crack, and masts are started:
And the captain weeps anl.says his prayers,
Till the bull be mid ships parted:
But God is on the steersnan's sdo--
The crew are in revolution;
The wave that washes the captain of
viii save the Constitution!
New York, Dec. Is, 1860. BAYARD TAYLOR.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-03
From the Bncyrus Journal.


Secession is the order of tie dav, and as
soon as S'uth Carolina goes out of the Union.
ripping up the Confederacy, there will be- an
admirable opportunity to redress grievances.
Crawford county will at once secede from Ohio
estsblsha government of her own, and proudly
take her place among the nations Of the eerth.
We have too long submitted to the imperious
dictates of a tyrannical government, and glad
ly will our chivalrous, high-mnded. high ton
ed, h-falutin citizens seize this glorious on.
portunity of rending the chains from their
limbs, hurlng them in the face of their foes.
and renouncing all allegiance to government
they hate, and people they despise. Our
whole history has been one of aggression on
the part of the States.
1t refused to locate the Capitol at Bu,yrus.
to the great detrmout of our real estate own
ers.
II refused to gravel the streets of Bucyrus.
or even to relay the plank road
1t refused to locate the Peniteniary at Blu.
cyrus, notwithstanding we do es much toward
filling It as any o.her county
1t refused to locate the State Fair al Buoy
rus, thus Qlighting the hopes Of our free, in
dependent and patriotic peanut venders.
1t located The OHIO canal one hundred miles
east of Bucgrus.
We have never had Governor. notwith-
standing we have any number Of men as much
superior to the man who now fills that post.
rs the bright sun is to a tallow candle.
Ditto. ditto. as t., u. S Senator,
1t has compelled us to pay, year after year
our share of the State taxes
1t puts us in the same Congressional district
with Ottawa county
No citizen of the county has ever been an
pointed to any place where tile # is possible,
thus keeping the capital out of the county.
1t selected Seneca county men for 2 terms
for State Treasurer, thus making sure of hav-
ing the treasury cleaned out.
1t has refused to pay our railroad subscrip-
ton. and has never offered to slackwater the
Sandusby river.
These are but very few OF the grievances
we have submitted to- We could stretch out
the list indefinitely long, but these are sufi :.
cifnt. We will not longer submit. The storm
is rising. Companies Of two forty men are
being organized in every township. Our re-
presentatives have agreed to resign--next
March. The independent flag-musk- ram
pant, weasel oouchant, on field d'egg shell
floats from poles on every corner. Cut
off from the State, direct trade with Indiana
follows-reeased from indebtedness to Gin
cinnati and Cleveland, QUE merchants will a.
gain lift up their heads. We are in earnest.
Armed with justice and shawl pins, we bid
the hirelrg tools of despolic government.
defiance.
P. s. The feeling is intense. extending
even to the children. A boy just passed our
Office displa yipg the seces sion flag 1t waved
from behind. Disdaining concealmept the
noble, lion-hearted boy wore round about.
We are firm.
n B We are still firm.
N B. 2d-We are calm, firm, unyielding.
LArER.-A farmer in the Western part Of
the county came iu to day to get his gun FIX
ed. Tremble, ye Columbusers. We are
firm.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-03

Since the Duke of Newcastle returned TO
England the attempts which were made to
reconcile him to his daughter have failed.
Her ofense was hat she married out of her
station. and against his wishes Her husband
Lord Z. Vane, tholgh the son of the Mar
chioness OF Londonderry, " no makesS 500, 600
a year out OF coal mines, was not aristocrat-
ic enough for him. The father was so correct
IN his opinion OF the match that a week
brought about a row with the bride that near
| ly resulted in separation. The Duke now
cuts his daughter dead, and passes her in the
street without recognition.
The LAST KANSAS FARcE.-The Leaven-
worth (Kansas) correspondent of,he Cincin-
natl Times says:
Gen. Harm, Us body-gusrd. the last of h,
rces sent against Mon gomery, arrived here
this evening. Gen Harney says ~ pas the
d-dest farce he waS ever engaged ia,"
Our citizens all laugh at the excitement
raised throughout the country, and The part
the General Government has acted, based
solely upon the report Of Judge Williams
who was formerly a circus clown--during one
OF his customary drunken carousals
BUCHANAN AND JAcIsnN-The Boston
Transcript compares Mr.. Buchsnan's soft
soaping reply to Mr., Cobb's resignation with
Jackron's language to a S,uih Carolina mem
Der in 1880 who called TO take leave. On re-
firing he asked Jackson if he had any com
mands for his friends in that quarter. "Yes.
have" replied the General; please give my
compliments to my friends ia your Sats, aud
say to them, that ii single drop of blood be
shed there in opposition to the laws of the
United States, / ,ON hangthe FIRST man can
lay my hands on engaged iu such treasona-
BILE conduct, upon the erst tree can reach"
Mrs. James K. Polk has presented to the
Tennessee Historical Society a portrait by
Healey, of her late distinguished husband.
The baltimore San is edi el BY an EGG
lshman, the Washington Consultation by an
Irishmau. and ,bs New York Aisyald By q
ecotchmAn.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-03
TRUE BEAUTY.

II mirrors had the magic powers
To beautify the human face,
And looks intend for many hours,
Would give each feature perfect grace;
Then all would have the wcnirous power,
Each mirror have its devotee;
Waiting with Joy the spell bound hour,
Such beauty in themselves 10 see.
u woman joys to seek this goal.
TO make her fsos With gr1oss 0hiEs,
Plt on a glory al divine
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-03
IRON tho Ladies' Repository for Jsnuary.l
PRAYER FOR CHINA.

o, thou, whose all-cmbrscipg ere,
The myriad wants Of myriads soss.
Thine is the power, 10 thee we CRY
kor help TO reap such folds as these,
Thy love through all the ages past
Preserved this nation from decay,
And China stretches forth at last
Her hands to greet the Gospel day.
Thine is the kingdom, let II spread
Der China's many y-peopled plains.
I'LL hoats oor oceans fartherest bed
The full voice anthem, "Jesus rcigns.s
Ans. L. N. M'fAntAs,p.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-03

ArroRNEY At Law. PERRYsur'RG. OHtO.LOfice in
the East end of Baird House Will attend promptly to
TO all business entrusted to his dec6 29u
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-03

The greatest coward may avoid shaking
in his shoes by wearing boots or going bare
footed.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-03

-"|-- ,.
l have on hand and shall keep during the Holidays
great variety of the latest and most approved styles and
Gases ever offered in Perrysburg Having lately pur
chased New Apparatus and the best of Chemicals, can
take Pictures from the largest size to the smallest Lock
ct Miniature Call soon--Near w. J. Hchcock's store
Front Street. WM MORRIS, Operator
PEnRYsBURG, Nov 30, lS60-30f. .1 -
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-03
NEW MIL LINERY SHOP!
Styles and Prices to suit the Times

The undersigned has opened New Millinery Store in
Maumee City adjoining the shoe store of Wm Browns
berger, and near the Express Office. Having had long
experience the business, atter ourselves with hav
ing the best and latest selections Of Patterns and Goods
in the market Our stock is large and complete Dress
Trimmings Of every variety Combs Pertumery, &c &c.
kept constantly on hand. a.. 81
Bonnets reAOvated eolOred repaired, and Dress
Ma ling done b order. n N MISS NJ. A. GOFF.
Nov. 6-27m2
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-03
The gcrrpsbtite aonrnd.

lzsf~The following lines are very pretty, and will
doubted be appreciated by those young ladies who have
a "feller-feeling" in their bosoms
MUSINGS.
'Tis all that's LEFT me now,
This little curl Of hair; .H. Yatl
This brown tress near my heart
SO tcnderly | wear.
1t was in happier hours,
took it from his brow
His dark eyes bcamd 'pon me-
d.. Where falls their lovo-light now?
'' . Where gentle brcezes murmur,
Where distant waters glide,
Aud true friends will greet him
He wonders from my side.
Hope whispers, "He1l return
With heart warm and true,
rH AS IN that summer eve
lie babe the sad adiew."
And gazing on this curl
rH | Though tears my eyes will dim
There's deep joy in the thought,
at binds my heart to him. ''
Wcsticl. Dec. 1850. LIMA.
f... '.'..
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-03

* FORGE STRAIN ATTORNEY AT LAW; =
w PERRYsBURG, Quo.
Will attend to all business entrusted to his care in the
several Courts of Ohio. - Office with John Bates 2nd
street ma3-lf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-19
.NlLlTAk II.

HNRUSTEE'S SALE.-WnEREAs, on the 23d
.tay OF Decen Der, A. ID ISIS, Lynn n Osborn
and Phese, his vile, executed unto John G. Bills
rs Trustee, certain deed OF Trust, conveying 70
said Trustee the land in Scott county, Iowa,
described AS follows. to-wit. The west half
~ OF the northeast quarter OF section No.
twenty 20, in township No. seventy nine az,
north OF range No. t. rec 81 east Of the 5th
principal meridian, containing eighty Of
land; which said conveyance made by the
said LYMAN Osborn and Phebe, his wife, for the
purpose ii securing the payment OF q certain
p-onissory note and the interest thereon, signed
by said Lyman Osborn. dated the 25d day OF De-
c-mber, A. d., lSos. and payable rs follows One
year ter date, at the office Of John Z. Bills, in
davenport, Iowa. with ten per cent. inter est from
date, to q. h. Noxon or order
And now, said note having become due and pa v
able, and the said Lyman Osborn having failed
to pay the same, l, John Z. Bills Trustee as
aforesaid. do hereby five this public notice,
at the request OF the owner OF said note, tn al
by virtue OF the power which is in vested by
ad Deed OF frust,l will IN Thursday the lth day
OF November, A. ID. 1901, ut the hour of O'Clock
nthe forenoon OF said day, at the Court House
door, IN the city of davenport, expose and offer tor
sale, at punlic auction, the Parcel of land
above described, or SO much thereof as shall
be necessary to satisfy and pay the amount of said
note, with the interest thereon to the day OF
sale, together with all the costs and expenses
attending said SALE costs O. this notice and Trus.
tees fees.
Dated the 2lst day of October, A. D., 1861.
JOHN Z. Bills,
ocH-dtsl Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-19

CouIxG TO Iowa. emigra'ioa
is daily pass NJ through this city on'
whe,h.r The same is the case IN other
.,,ie. on the river, We cannot tell. onr
rprossion is that the travelling Pnoi G
nave found out that we have the best
own. the best icirs, the best roads and
,,d,,.y IN southern Iosa, and that the
MIGRATION il attracted here on that ac-
out The Nlota Boil has ferred up
Yards OF three thousan! head OF CT le
th,s Fall.-F6rt N,oitoon Itoiaieoter.
AxouRg IlohsE THiEP "GosE Up A
TREE. - " e Ieall tUat horse th'ei vas
tung asst week al Hamiton's Gfove,
Audubon county. Tie particulars, IS
,e learn them, are that be tied bis horse
~ a tiec IN the grove, aud vent TO "a
.icighboriug tieid to procure corn Tor Inc
,hins. when two men, who were IN
search Of The stolen property, tracked
o he woods. and found the horse. Al
er max ~ the discovery, thes conceal. q
themselves near by, aud soon af'erw ds
tie ti1et made hi- appearance win the
.Ofn. Fee ing the anina, lie sealea
jnsei, on the ground, hen two men
prarp oo n bun. lie dee~ a revolver,
I'll thcg Knocked that ttom bis hands,
.el srct,r,d the iAdis dual bs ruttlhg q
r.pe a ound ms mack, and took hun to
tree clase at nand aud hung bun until
lead. whcu they took bim down and
Yrfled hun. T ne horse wa- stolen fiom
Dallas count y Copnca Gt"gS Euye
DlrTnEEi.- Tie McGregor Times
avs that the dlpthera, that .dreade'
nsease 8 hich has more of terror IN il
Is every pafcrt than any other IN III I
o1nc IT ,,l-, has broken out In Metre
.or. We have heard Of numbers oi
:lses, but as yet only lew deaths - pa
eut, seeming to be on tie alert at the
inst approach oi the d seasc. ~ mend
IF outo saws Dr.. probcIt, of Chicago, has
rcetcd a large number ot caaes tins sea
.on, aud has found more success with d
-yrup N 4dc from the bark OF TIE dog
" Cd tIce gwen clear, one teaspooniui
very tca moments, than with any Other
remedy. lac sease can be detected
hy looking iu,o the thio.t OF tue child
Il any patches OF white are observed, OF
i moments time should be lost IN sum
mvnun5 a physician. The disease i
comfortable IN its advanced stages, but
wien oacc seated II IS terli5ly fatal. he
tile sufferer gradually but iuevltab y, il
the robustness oil health, dies Of slranyu
iat.on.
AnouT ten thousand gallons Of sor.h.
am sgrup have been manufactured ii
BAchansn county this year, aud some
tour Or iivc hun rcd pounds OF sugar.
Tnn South Western Io,can tells 0
tWo stalks i com producing thirteet
.ats til. season, raised by Levi sh riley
Fremont county. 1t i said TO be th'
..ccicbtaled pcalody'o prolific com, an,
a,ctase. hom two 10 FIVE ears 10 tlit
stalk. 1he grams are large and vhI'e
and f.om appearance lie seed is dcsira
! BE,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-19

MARYLAND L. 5. SeNaloR.-The
name OF the Hon. Rived, J hnson is
mentioncd in connection with the posi-
ton OF Uuited States Senator from Ma.
Iyland. Tue Legislature chosen week
before last will be called upon to select
Senator for six years, from the 4,h Of
March, 1863, when the term OF Hon.
Anthony Kennedy will expire. 1t is
supposed that MIR. Kennedy viii not be
! candidate.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-19

A correspondent in Minnesota writes
that at the place Of his residence scheat
!, acorM thirty cents q Lushel, aud coffee
tocessty,ttUe cents a pound. 80
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-19
Dan Rice on the War.

This renaw,cl JESTER Is now at ll>
ialm, ncar Eli, Ia, lrcpari'g for a
Winter show. lis circus sto,k is io@
y ntcr NJ at + G, whore, upon the
close d the tlaecIag season, Dan, III"
was leuly cslrd f,r, made a s,cec. ,
equally patriotic and 10 the 70 nj. IN The
course which lie thus pitched into a
portion Of the Observation-Disclosures:
Lit ne tel yon, my fI,nlS, that The
man who utt,rs Abortion sentiments
now Is As dangerous an enemy is the
most ol-hcad,d seccsslon-t. Ii all the
cope Of tie N,rlh knew as much o.
he South as aud many # my leadir .
employ ecS do, thcl would at once see.
Ghc absolute necessity of crushing on,
such lucendiaiies. v hy, permit me To-
SAY To and assure You, that the dirttuI
words of those negro synpathizers feed
that monster secession, aud that he tat
tens upon the Wild ravings of poIlt cal
fanatics. had We 40 hollow hesrttd
phlIanll ropsts like Wendell Phillips,
Gent Smith, Joshua K G.diings. anu
othe Of smaller calbra, wlIo are sup
ported b, a 60, rnpt press, such as the
n. Y. II tJune, e ;, 4 :, why the seces
soulsls would have no tools to work
with. Bat jeff Davis sends tc hls
Trends OF the Il oilmond Engu,rer and
the \ W Orleans crescent some choice
extracts from the Abolition pless of the
North, and Il ev are rcpubi>hed through
ont the country as The sent inents Of the
whole Norhern people. The hot, I'm.
pulsive blood Of the Southern man is
arou,ed; his leaders tell him his home
Is to be invaded 10y host Of John
Browns, who intend to set his slaves
tree and arm them against HIM. And
thus it Is the ambitious 5 ,ulhern dcma
q CUE, who wishes to estab i-h an auto
crate government, takes the abolition
sentiments rs vehicles to carry ont hi
nettrIous designs.
True as preaching, and vastly more
profound than some we have heard.