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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-30

FENEN DOLLARS REWARD.--A large black
1 MARE MULE, about sixteen hands high,
eightyears Old, rather thin and slender, legs some
what swollen, Was stolen from my stable, in Rock
cts, some weeks since. Any person returning the
said n4uls 10 shall receive the above reward aud
on conviction If the thief twenty dollars.
oe 25-5t X. o. HASKINS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-30

E,SAMIAY GROCERy-SAMUELC C. GREEN
z HOW, Of the late firm Of Burton & Green
how, Ty.I cortinue the FAMILY GROCERY BU
SINESS at the Old stand, and viii keep constantly
on hand p good supply Of GROCERIES, WINES
LIQUORS ana TEAS, and respectfully s0licits the
patronage 80 generously extended TO the old firm
9--t6
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I OSI-On the railroad between Suffolk and
< 4 Richmond, inclusive. via Petersburg, my fine
double barrel I'd SHOT GUN, directed to at
YOrA town, Va, on card attached to ia covering
u had Il single guard, and was mounted entirely
with German silver. Any gentleman who will
forward il 10 me Al Richmond care of Messrs
Johnson, TrueAart & Vaughan, will be literally
re .arsied DOCr. VIM. q. HANCOCK.
oe 2--f.~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-30

- bbls. No. Coffee SUGAR;
20 ubls. SYRUP:
Crushed and Palverized SUGAR;
RICE, NAILS, &c;
~ bbls pure Hour tain WHTSKEY;
FRENCH BRANDY and VINES
JOHNSON YOUNGER n OTEY.
&c ~--@w y Pearl ST. Richmond.
ESRIME COUNTRY BACON.
khds. nice countrg-cured
MID DLING BACON,
Good size for family use
Also, lot of suear-cued HAMS in store and 10,
sale by q. ii. Ii AIPKiN & BRO, Grocers
&c 2.t-it* Franklin ~, opposite Iet. Hal.
TON3IGNED FOR SAID
- 1000 lss prime FEATHERS;
1850 lbs. Home made SOAP;
Reported 10 arrive
Several lots fine BUTTER BACON, FLAX
JOHNSON, YOUNGER 4 oTEy,
or ~" Is l'esFi street.
O00 BARRELS
ZUU North Carolina
September packed
fqua OF superior to Macher.l
For s.ly Jy
oc@2--1e Il o. ItAsK'Ns.
C L 4 It Z T
. 80 boxes Of pure sound
In good orler.
Oc 2o-5t ALVEY & LIPsCoMB.
Sy a R D n f
OF the celebrated Roien brand
Just 10 hand
oc 29--5s ALVEY & LIPSCOMB.
~ CASKS HAMS, SIDES, AND sAOUL-
50 kegs prime Leaf LARD.
9,979 lbs. prime country cured sIDES-small.
10 bbls. No. 4 Leaf LARD.
leo bbls. Morrisss Nos. /, , and SUGAR.
80 de- Lowering Crushed and Powdered
SUGAR.
= bids. n. Q. choice SUGAR.
- bSls. =. 0. Cuba M0LASSES.
Portland and Zorris5s SYRUP.
80 sacks SAIT.
50 bJ.s IrpIls RUM.
% bbls. R a. stuart Mountain WHISKEY.
100 do, Gee. Banks's co. do.
$50 do. Common DO.
Is do. Pare old APPLE BRANDY.
10 do. In. FRENCH BRANDY and GIN.
10 blk. ,' Pure Holland la GIN. no.
80 baskets ueiisick & Go. CHAMPAGNE.
Is half chests iDe GunPowde- TEA
100 halt chests Eiack TEA.
- tierces RICE.
900 b0Se5 FaEOw CANDLES.
100 d.. SOAP, different kinds
100 gre ShenEhae and Telegraph MATCHES.
100 kegs Bread SODA
- boxes fine Chewing TOBACCO.
so dozen Mrs. hitler $ Smoking do.
80 b2Ss prime Rio COFFEE.
80 b,Is, No. J Gut, Family Roe and Gross
HERHTNGS.
~ bbls. \. Family %HAn
- bait bbis. SHAD ROE.
81 gr SIS YEAST POWDERS
Cotton Lines, FigBlueing Buckets, Brooms
Tubs, and everything ia the Grocery line.
Cor saleby w. Is. JONES d Co,
oe lI-2w 18th ST, BET. Main and Cary.
NTEW SUPPLY OF
" ASSORTED LIQUORS,
CIGARS, AND TOBACCO
Ikave tust received. via New Orleans
5U0,o01 CIGARS.
French .3&A&DIFS and VINES
Also, received treIn the mountains OF Virginia,
Old WHIS8EyS and APPLE BRANDIE3,
would cell particular attention to army Sut-
Ls-4 Prompt attention paid e ~ orders:
S. GGENHETaER,
lis Erankun ST., near Governor,
oc 3-iI4F Richmond, Va.
QEN LBS. FRESH hops,
speFJ 4to0 los. thin family Middling BACON,
2,50O l5s. prime country Shoulders and
Hams BACON,
hhds. New Orleans SUGAR, at
l29 cents,
Is boxes Adanantine Star q A n
DIES,
half chests superior Green and
Black TEA,
50 baskers superior CHAMPAGNE
WINE,
For sale low q: retail by
}. S. ROBERTSON,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.
ALSO, RECEINING-
10 bbs. Country SOAP,
50 diYhins County LARD,
$50 bbls. Family, Extra and Supr FLOUR
- frkins fresb Mountain BUTTER.
&C 2-lIQ
B,SA1uLY GROCERy-SAMUELC C. GREEN.
Z HOW, Of the late firm Of Burton & Green.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-30

- r Z L 5 o n : WISHING TO SEND
= Letters or Packages to members of tbs
THOMAS ARTILLERY, are requested to ieave
Fhem at PHsLIA II. CAVES Store on i1h street,
between ttis time and Friday afs eriann ~ <t- ll
oc 19-3.E LIEUT.. T.. j. ANUERS0E
D. CHANGE OF SCHEDUIE-tV-avpl.
- ers going South viii observe that tia a =
fEthOON TRAIN FOR PETERS ~ ~ Teaves
this city at THREE Z. N. i,s-aad az te,,, e. faf
merry loc 26--iml r. II. WYNNE Snn4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-30

rlEItI}-.u immediately 4 good
IL BLA Z NSML r Il aad
TWO NACHiNISTE.
r ~ wages ard constant employment will be
tpp 20 KDBT. BAIRD.
hfo.fghs.Har
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-30

YTNEN DOLLARS REWARD-WiIl be paid
1 for the delivery, at my residence, OF "a pale
red BUFFALO COW, with star in her foreh cad.
Had broad leather collar on her neck when she
strayed Underbit from each
Il. DIBRELL,
oc 2S-7t* Corner lst ard Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-30

T OST OR STOLEN-One BOX marked j.
/ 4 ". DENNIS, Richmond, Va between Pc.
,rrsburg depot aNd 9Th street, between Main and
Cary. ANY information that will lead to the re.
covery OF the Box viii he suitably rewarded by
application a. this office. oc 29-3tk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-30

= / want, ilHm dately,
FOUR BSTIEUTES and
TEN RECRUITS
.- Vs.. paw q bonus >-ifssielt 20 induce those dis.
...., ... .a E,Ee ans "a cal.
ROBT, HILL.
...-... In Fear o.: spence n CfAry.s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-30
. OS IA white
POINTER PUPPY.

POINTER PUPPY,
About six months old He had on a collar with
the inscription - NJ Lee C. s. 4, =" on it. A
sal abb reward VIII lie paid for bis return to the
undersi gntd, At the new Fair Grounds.
oc 29--2t# JOHN G. HAYWARD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-30

/ 80 Tito Te- AN ia - near Richmond
r., a NEGRO Man, sbont 80 years of age, who
,a,e r- 40 Ia ga deG--s good farm hand, dray.
be-, IA carriage driver. 10 get him ii good home
t.sse, d z~-n viii DO given. Apply at Cary
Ia oe 26--6is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-30

The finder will lee suitably rewarded by calling
at room No. ; l.. y. De pattinent. or On 9th street
North OF Leigh, next door 20 MIR Allegro.
oc2l-}t% @ A SCHWARZMAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-30
GROCERIES,, Liquors., Aks.

- BfLS. LINSEED OIL.
- % hbls. Lard OIL.
~ hhIs. ALCOHOL.
bales CuRkS
20 boxes M. | SWEET OIL.
o5.000 HAVANA CIGARS
40 gross MATCHES, all kinds
:, bags Ground PEPPER.
20 resms LETTER PAPER.
Q chests fine Gunpowder TEA
3 bales HOPS and variegated SOAP,
Just received aud for sale by
WIN. B. JONES Il co.
oc 1i-dt 18th at between Main and CARY
~ . = \ J. f
L 20 hhds. y. o. SUGAR.
- bbs. No. Coffee SUGAR:
20 Ubs. SYRUP:
Crushed and Palverized SUGAR;
RICE, NAILS &c;
~ bbls pure h;ouo tain WHTSKEY;
FRENCH BRANDY and WINES
JOHNSON, YOUNGER II UTEY.
&c A'--Hw i3 re 8li ST., Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-30

i3iAIEDIAIE --

~ I 4
-. n -t.te. N.. srtyrel No.
HACHtNtSTS and Ct' HSSMtruS
r... .a.-al wages viii be paid Apply to
NaUfahisn f.oici, 40 ; o'clock II is
..s... #.D> >ESDAE evenings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-30

nON BARRELS
wv North Carolina
September packed
II u l. j. 4 IT'S,
Equal, OF superior to Mackere
For saly Jy
&C @}--tg z o. }tASKINs
- l. Il Z I,
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HONSIGNED FOR SAI.E--
i.030 Ihs prime FEATHERS;
1850 lbs. Home made SOAP:
Reported 10 arrive
Several lots fine BUTTER, BACON, FLAX-
SEED &c.
JOHNSON, YOUNGER & OTET,
NV - icaYi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-30
ESRIAlE COUNTRY BACON.

LhdS. rice cauntrg-cured
AIDDLING BACON
Good size for family use
Also lot of sue.trcul red HAMS, in store and Tor
sale by Is. II. Ii AEPKiN & BRO, t;rocers.
oc %t-it* Franklin ~, opposite He. Hal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-30

; p" "tSHrk AND IRONER FOR
Il. ~ @ have for hire tor the residue Of
sl.- -. ''''etj WOMAN who is said 10 be An
g..5o, S"s1. Washer, and ir0ner, and OF good
- PHILIP Nj 1ABB il SON
Once under Exrbxuv@ Eo4ai
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-30
Black, with whi;e marks,

Z UST OR STOLEN
l. a large St. Bernard
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-30

Judgment of the distinguished military chief
tain directing operations here, Ia opportunr
time shall have arrived 10 advance and ex-
terminate the vile birelngs occupying this
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-04-19
THE MIN LIKE.

4nG mhN LIKE.
like the man in any sphere,
Be his possessions what they may,
Who owns the password "Persevere,"
And struggles maufully away.
Nursed on the downy lap Of ease,
Or tossed upon the sow Of fate.
Like tha man whom trihcs please,
Whose nightly love still cOnqAers hato.
like the man who never brke
A promise TO the heart or ear;
like the man who never spoke
word unkind or insincere;
like the mnn whose cautious skill
In channles Of good works doth run;
like the man whose iron will
Yields not till such good nre done.
like the man who never paused
Allow or slanderous word to hear;
like the man who ne'r caused
a virgins blush. a virgins tear:
like the man who never belonged
To any vain or foolish creed:
like the man who never wronged
=. a brother, even IN thought or deed.
like the man whose thoughts are pure,
Who wears within noble breast.
a noble heart, trained to endure,
And eys in sorrow hopes the best;
Who promptly, heartily forgives'
Even as he hopes to be fo.given,
An earnest. holy life
At peace with man. at peace with Hea-
ven.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-04-19
THE aRHAT zNaIIsH RNlannr
SIR JAMES CLARKEs tss
Celebrates Female RiIIs,

PROTECTED 2&
This invaluable medicine is unfslliasn Id tbSs
cure Of all those painful and. .daageieusv ls,
eases incident to the female oonstitptian. !s-sf
s..y It modorates sli sxcesses;snd removes;Aileh.
'stshctions. from wllsteyer oatise,. and EspsSdS
.sarsluay lie relied on: -a.t< .ssF
!: ~ TO MARRIEnSLADIEss ~
( tisipeeuliariy suited. Twill ms short s,uass
bring on the monthly period;with regularity.
These, Pills should not 80 fsksh
sby fsmales that are pregnanA during ;ths Hrss
ithrSs months las they; are sure 70 Bring % Mis.
carr iage but at every other time, and q;
~ other ass they are perfectly safe: : :; "
!. In,slt oassa of Nspvous, ,spdHh hiusl,H stioris
Pain in the Back md Limbs, Hssy yipsss; Fa4
tigue on slight exertioi, ,Palpisstion 81, fhes
Heart Lowassss Of spiria, Hysterjes ssisks
Headache, Whitss.spd all ;thS painful diSesa
oceaai6ned q disordered systen, ,fhess .Plts
will effect q cure when All Other Msusb
ed. F9lfdiseetions IN, the Ehlst around saak
package, which should. be ostsf sf6lysfisss
= A6bt.la containing 30 pill md apeiy
With s;goverhl PET Fest.
sansbsse seht post skessfar tEudS q fstsgst tsnpss,
- General agent for o. g., aJab sMoses RSehsstsp
i sdla iH AbbsyiIle by Doafld MeEadehtG
Dr. Branch. and os H5. Alle9s and sll. IlySss.
gssb every ehsrp4 Van gfkegf6a3
ehsfl Wfsnlsssis =
I q y tGrt q. "a r.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-04-19
VOLUME VIII.---No. 81

"a country couple, newly married, stsppSd9
at hotel at Brighton, England, ,reesnsly
} ands the groom called for some wine.
Wren asked whatk kind hewould have, e,be
replied, We want. that kinSdi io9f wing ~hsrs
the cOrks pop out, and the liquor, boiS up
like soapspds.' : e
EVERY man complains Of memory, but
no man coplains ofhis Judgment.
I'M getting fat as the thief said when
he was stealing lard. ''t'@
The CHEAPEST OF LAwxERs.-Keeping
ones own counsel. ..sts2T
It is supposed tbe fellow. who left the
house was not able to take it1with him.
THERE are estimated to be- nine thou:
sand locomotives in use in the. United:
States.
"A THOUGHT FOR gEARs.-Innocence il
like an umbrelIa-when once We have lost
it, we must never hope to see it back again;
Punch,
PEDANTRy Grams our heads with learn.
ed lumber, and takes out our brains tomaks
room for it.
aost time ago;a man became 20 com.
wrapped in thought that he was
tied up, labelled, aud sent off ON the 'tsaiR
of ideas <. =
A henpecked husband writes Before
marrageI fancied welded life would sbe all,
sunshine; but afterward ! found out ;thatit
was all mooushihe.'
A gentleman coming into the room Of
the late DR.. Barton, told him that Mr.. Vow
81 was dead. 'Whats said be, Vowel
dead9 Let US be thaukfnleit was neither w
nor g.
John, who was the wisest manT ;,
Don't know, sir.' >..e. :. =
Yes, you do dnow, tell me-.
wall, I guess it was uueele, for father.
SEE be was SO cunning hs got everybody toi
trust him, and wasn't fool enough TO- pay
nobody S..
SECRET, kiudnesses done to mankind arc
as beautiful as seoretinjaries are deteatSbis.
To be inyisibly~ good is as godlike a. tohs
invisibly erilis diabolical; :..sss3: Gs ~
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-04-19
From the Wayerly Magazine.
II CAN'T WHITE.n


81 can't" II can't! IL can't write a
compo osition I" 1t come from a. score of
youthful voices, and score of hearts are
aching at the very thought of the matter.
You can't! There's fib! you cant
"cross the Atlantic in paper boat" or
make voyage to the moon, for these are
impossibilties. But the art of putting
words together in our mother language is
safe and easy possibili.y-quite within
the bounds Of boys or girls ability.
You mean to say that you don't like to
write or that it is difficult for you to write
Your dislike for compositions rests upon
the difficulty that you find in writing them.
The case with which we accomplish any
thing depends largely upon our manner of
doing it. Let me tell you how you may
write composition with ease aud dis
patch.
Choose a familiar subject. Hope, Truth,
Virtne, Government, and Education-away
with themes like these. It would "puzzle
a lawyer" and smart one, too, to write
decent essay upon these abstract themes
A descriptive subject will suit you best
Describe schoolhouse, church, dwell
ling house, or any object Of interest. If
you are farmor-boy, tell the uses Of the
various farming utensils with which you
are acquainted. Name the different kinds
offarm employment, and the order in which
they come. If you are the son of me-
chanic, tell the uses Of the saw, plane,
hammer, DC. If you are little house.
keeper, initiate your schooln,ates into the
mysteries Of housekeeping. It is impos.
sibIc for you to write good composition
upon subject with which you are unac-
quainted. In the words of another ut
there is no water in the well, you may
pump forever without effect"
Again: Study your subject before at
tempting to s0rite. You can do this in
your walks, or while your hands are enga-
ged in domestic employment Ask your
self many and various questions about the
subject. The answers to these questions
will form you composition. For example
It you propose to write about "the horse"
ask such questions as these: What is the
horse ? Is he one of the wild or one of the
domestic animals Is he ever found in the
wild statsa Wherea Are there different
species Of tile horse9 What is his shapea
What is his size2 What is his colora 1s-
he useful to mani What are his uses 9--
The answer to this question will fotaa an
interesting part of your composition.-
What sre his babtsa Is he easily tanned,
When tame is he manageable aud obediA.
ent TO his ownef7 What is Bis food To
what age does he'lirej Is be remarkable
fof his intelligencel You nlsy conclude
by relating stories in regard TO the in,elli-
gence or any other CHARACTERISTIC of the
repeat it: Study your sub!eet bsto.s
you wr'te, 1t is not strange that you End
difficulty in writing when you sit down.
With your pen in hand, and swait for ideas
to Gomez Nor is It strange t6aa you often
'have- to wait 80 long,
Follow the above direoiionss shd. Won
will soon learn to awrite a composition"
With ease and dispatch.
E. Z. Rooms.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-04-19


V1RaINIA-The Richmond Dispatch
has the following notice Of the proceedings
OF the Virginia Convention on Tuesday:
The tenth resolution of the report Of the
Committee on Federal Relations was taken
up in Committee of the Whole yesterday;
morning, and Mr.. Wise offered a substitute
which was adop,ed, declaring the consent
Of the people of Virginia to the recogr
tfon of the separate independence Of the
seeded States; that they shall be treated
with as Independent powers aud that the
proper laws shall be passed to effeotuste
their separation. There were only twenty
votes, including some of the immovable
Union men, against this substitute. The
eleventh resolution then came up, aud the
extreme Union party made q strong op-
position to the declaration embodied there.
in, that if the nonsiaveholding States faifto
make satisfactory responses to her requests,
Virginia will feel compelled to resume her
sovereign powers and throw herself. upon
her reserved rights. The resolution was,
nevertheless adopted, with asliaht amend
ment.'
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-04-19
TO AHHIE,.

TO ANNIE,
know those,dpys are psst. and gons,
Those hapPydays our childhood love
And with them many a friendly one
That with us idly played and roved. (
l know we may not SEQ agaia
suah pleasant days and golden hours;
AS free as then from care and pain,
And joyful as the blooming flowers.
Butsifnot here, dear friend of mine.
should not know that peace and lpye.
May sweeter hopes and joy be thine,
Wherever on this earth. thou rove,
And if no more We live beside
Each other in our earthly race,
May we, through Him who bled and died,
At last obtain His love and graaq.
Then dim life's brightest hours will eeem-
Then hush the sweetea4 tones Of earth !;
No strange or wild enchanting dream,
But sweet reality and worth.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-04-19
THE QUEEN AND THE pRrHoE.

and weak in the ankles, but was recovered
by healthy training. She Was brought up
by the seaside, At Ramsgate, her ankles
pumped on, and seabathing resorted to.
She was very benevolent; when she rode
abroad, which was on horseback, and often,
her purse returned home empty. She had
and still has good appetite. Her mother
carefully incuicated in her love for the
Protestant religion. She learned German,
French, and Italian perfectly, little Span.
'sh, and was an accomplished musician and
vocalist. AT the age Of eighteen, June
2sth, 1897, she became queen in conse-
quence Of the death Of her uncle, William
~. Lord Melbourne and the Duke of
Wellington proved excellent advisers to the
young queen. They dined with her every
day, and being old gentlemen, would some.
times drop asleep over their wine, when she
would tickle their noses. Very soon. Lord
Melbourne thought she should soon be mar
-ried, and ON his stating it in diplomatic
language, she did not understand him, and
replied ) Inc have the Duke of Welling--
tonP Explanations being offered. she OBJ
jected to her consins of Conberland and
Cambridge, and suggested poor albert, /,
tproved a happy choice, as the young
prince makes an excellent husband. It was
said that the queen liked Lord Etpbiustone
but he vas semitic Madras, 10 get lin out
OF The way. Tho young couple started in
life with mutual income of@sSo, ,ooe. II
was not too much !; they brought up their
fNDily on il, without calling fors q separate
a!lo~aftes fof any Of them.
The queen risesrat haf past sick in sum-
'uet, and seven in. winter, and alway walks
albroad, returning, to morning prayers and
breakfast, ct which,she eats heartily, and
sybse9uentely spends half an hour in the
Nursery. She t,e.tfeseises the master of
the household, nddecides what limitations
should be accotdedsfor the day, and then
visits here apiary,:menagerie. aquerium, or
stables. She.is passionately fond of horses
and good rider. AT eleven, she receives
the secretary Of war, home and foreign
secretaries; at twelve, general visitors; Ion.
ches at one, and drinks, Aliopsz pale ale.
At threeSshe rides in her carriage Of 6orse,
back, either visiting or on some etsand of
nH
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-04-19

A. WlsDr >ExHoRrAT1ox.--A shfswds
Qusker ffiend arose ID meeting, aftesifs: sisi !.
brothsT had just closed a very disconneotsd
andsmsaningless harangue, aud asid |: ,ss,ss sc
'Frien& my sperturbations hare been
distressingly great and disaaietiug While
the. brother wac speaking sand I feel to say
being moved by the power within me, i,s,is con,
eerning the ezhortalion; It thundred aud,
it lightensd, itrained, aud IL hailed, it;pour-
ed 'iRahd it poured cut, it.held up andiit
gsygsdsewn, and after II was all over, there
was, nothing oft, and the mud was as thick
asevsr! ~
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-04-19

dRAE PANIC IN WALL SrkEr. The late
editions of the New York evening papers
OF Saturday record agrate panic and ex-
citement in Wall street. Tie :Eypress
says such an excitement is without parallel,
and the Day Book edition 1-2 p. m. }
says:
"There is panic in Wall street to-day.
The capitaliats feel that they have been
sold by Lincoln, who, as soon. as he gets
their money, goes to work to ipaugurate
civil war. a.
"Merchants are everywhere trembling.--
IT war comes it will bankrupt thousands at
one blow, II is, said that all Southern
debts will be at onoesrepudiated.
"Thus We 60. Perish commsrce-per.
.ish srery'thing. Butlong live the eternal
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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-04-19
VOTE ON THE RATIrIcAT1or

The Charleston papers Of YESTERDAY bring
US the vote on the rati6catiou.of of the Con.
sti'ution Of the Confederate States. Il i.
as follows
feas.-D. F. Jamison, President, and
Messrs. Allison, AppIeby, Atkinson, Ayre,
barnwell, Barron, Barton, Beatie, Beliu.
ger' Bobo, Brabham, A. II. Brown, Buch-
anan, Burnet, Cain, Calhoun, Campbell,
Carn' Carlisle, Carroll, Caughman, eau
thsn' Charles, Chesnut, Cheves, Clarke,
Conner, Crawford, Darby, Davant, Davis
Desaussure, DoTrevilIe, Duncan, Dunkin,
r. G. NJ. Dunovant, DuPre, Easley, Ellis
English. Evans, Fair, FLUID, Foster, Tramp
ton' Fprman, Gadberry, Darlington, Geiger,
@lst, Gt"Eer, Goodwin, r. N. Godrdin, T.
L. Gourdin, Greene, w. Gregg, Grisbam,
Hammond. Hanckel,. Harllee, Harrison,
Hayne, Henderson, Honour, Hutson .,Irplis,
Ingram, jackson, Jeffries, j. E. Jenkins,
dohnsotn, Keitt, Kershaw. Kilgore, Kinard,
Landrum, Lewis, Hogan, Lyles, McCrady,
Mckee, Mcleod, Magratb, Manning, Maui
d'n' Maxwell Mayes, Means, Miles, Moon,
Norman, Noble, o'Hear, Orr, Palmer,
Parker, Perrin, Pope, Porchor, Pressly,
Quattlebaum, Rainey, Reed, Rhett, Rhodes.
+. d. Richardson,I. P. Richardson, Rob:
iuson, -Rowell. Scott, E. NJ. seab.ook, Ses..
sions, J. NJ. shiagIer, w. shingler, 81.
nons' Simpson, smyly, J. J. P. Smith,
Thomas Smith, Snowden, Springs, Stokes,
Sims, Rs.A. Thompson. Thompson, Toom.
as a'tHimmons, Tompkius, Townsend, Wag-
!ner, Wannamaker, D. L. Wardlaw, F. II,
Wasdlaw, Watts, Wiet. Williams, Whitner.
]. D. Wilson, J. II. Wilson, Wilson,
Withers, Woods, Young.
Nays.-Messrs. Adams, G. P. Brown,
Bonneau, Caldwell, Foster, Maxey Gregg,
John jenkins, Kinsler, McIyer, Maiugauit,
Mazyck, John lizard Middleton, Williams
Middleton, NOVEL;, Rutlege, spratt.