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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

DrArH OF Carr. srAsARD.-Wo ere aimed to Learn
that telegram was rec,issl yesterday from Yorktona
Communicating the melancholy nts.zenCe ~ the ah
ot Csp,. Rober. o. SlsnaIa ir, or the Sd Company oil
Redmond Eos,'sers His remains will arrive hero this
sfternt on at o'clock Cant Star arcs death wi b.
deeply limcnied BY arss number Of friends to whom
he had eneesred himself by bis exemplary qualities
The Masonic Paternity, OF which be was member,
esocrt bis remains TO their last resting place.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

WINTER ANUsENkSrs-oae of the "par!or entertain
ment" TO which refned society msy have rec urSe de-
ling the suing winter. il the intellectual one OF "rad
ipgs" There nay be much leyity 10 dancing unds
existing gnstauCes aud even muse my be tsbooed
in some 10 mic Is bu no could OH ct 10 the r6ci!a
ion of some interesting CT didacc pa ge II m popu
ar poet novelist or drsmatst. A. social gathering Of
ones friends and peighbcrs there ashi he severs VIC
would not DO found unwilling to display al eleeuaonay
lut, or even 70 come prepared Tor Iha, purpose Be
tween YeOt lens tableauI dialogues, and conv rsa'i'n
very pleasant hour or two could be spent every even
inn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

SnARrsuoo1Kks-A great deal vas faid, at the begir-
ing of the war; about 'shsrpsiootrs" and "gaerriss,
bu; ne have never learned that the attention Of the mill
ary authorities OF Conederaey has been directed TO the
subject Perhaps it believed thlt our soldiers were
all SO generally familiar wi the weapons OF warfare
that uss to make any dsnc ions In the
service We perceive however, that the FsdcrAi' are
organizing proposing TO organize. corps Of Sharp
shooters" to be commanded by Gel Borden, who pro-
feSes 10 be an expert maksmat ard great results
expected TO flow from the consumption OF the scheme.
There are huadrets Of men in srmy who can onhpt
any Lncpl I've that be brought to the trial l; may
be the opinion of Generals, that il is better these
marksmsn slould remain in the rank they are, but
we have that some advantage nigh, be derived
fri the selection Of corps Of sbarpshooers from
among the various regiments, who should be Charged
With the special duty OF e1ereis their talents 10 pa d.
without eogasog in The general melee. Toe hint neecs
40 elaboration.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

NroRors IL Oryicr-We hal supposed tia the ele-
yAtion Of the negro TO the position OF m'ssnger or
dooIkeeper ian Office occasionally awarded to white men
a,i YOU hs) bad originated 10 OF the burS Of
tie Confederate Government bat we are informed that
III, practice was 6rs. introduced 6: Washington Our
opinion Is thai IL wosd be better il the prscce we're
m,nopozed by the Lncolnes. Il does not suit here.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

A'dos and iss military spsi. the ,'i cAnpssn. The
Ord may bring reflex Of the tide Of invasion. The
President knows best Let not forget how General
Washington cansured in bis day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29
49, TO THE VOTERS OF THE

- TO TIE VOTERS OF THE
A san congressional District, composed
OF the Counties OF Caroline, Louisa, sPotsYl.
mia, stafford, King George, Orsng", Greene,
Madison and Cuipcpcrt
an induced by catering solicitation, through public well
yse ehanae 10 offer myself candidate for tie same pod
tcn IN he Confederate conern ~hleh held In The last oonse
Of tie uaed states.
.m gafed believe that this Mt In accord
anee With the wishes expectations Of those Of
,ucnI who arc embraced 10 this District 10 thu people Of the
remainder D;ic. personally HakpowD, ADD IN ord
lry tu,es should awaited sseh onst.oni Of their
wishes have resolved troI late eonsiusnis prous.d
them nng bnt humble hons and peseytfing no 70 DO
my duty s1o A all that promise you though know The
n veh i've times ever did, call for services vhsa are
NJ non1al but real
Der Of my family shall 10 a. ible, a. can
moi canvas vsch might In the slightest degree
energies Of ts people nom tns prosecution Of Ills
- -
political snteeedeD OF those Who court fsysr
ye ,erl to The record Of nj sst years
Of pubs service p-Itingn. t. the ume re er -
speech in loh OF JAnpTy last in defence Of The
risht Of peNcy abe secession -
To my late constituents have not cy generously svsn
All ever pre.rrsd bat by relouon nsninsusy adop
,ed yo,,d ne their approval en- aud vii be grateful
Most resp setfuily,
Tour absdieni servant
oeie-dtds ID. O. Dg JARSrTTH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

Po:rAsr SrAxPs.-rhese useful Issues which repre-
sent tie value Of I've oelts 10 oil parts of the Conf, d.
eracy, are received and I'D O In liu OF lsf Dimes,
a. several Of the cry restaurants, aud shops.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

HpxRico CIRoylr CovRr The tIiAl OF Jos. Eernard
indicted for tho murder Of J. y. Taylor will IrItaby
commence to-day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29
FALL ELECTIONS.
First Copgr. ..IonaI pi.rict.

JoIN CRtrCHRR Of HestrerslAnd. candidate 20 rep
sent the irsI Copgsorsi Bct" In the Confederate Col
ues. Il,
private In the ary he has neither the opportunity tim
Re opniors with the peoria H. srdeniy dess th'
ii ton OF DAVIS and ktphe The presl eneY ard Ne Pre-
deaey Of the rcpubns lrh. rgins Syenon he voted 70
Of Secession after IA ing exhausted sy,Iy hport
e "a n 10 =. tore the cA.r lilies ofvsr Et
now Teuaoa with the nth tel ms bel
ookA the OF the soUh 10 mns
q 70. 80 pose 81 corf-isrnev. 'o9
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

TO tho Voscss or tho cities or Richmond
aud william sburg, md of the Counties Of Hem
rico, Hnnoyer, Charles City, New Kent, Eliza.
beth city, Warw. ch, james Ci'y aud York.
1. III, duty Of every cssn such jaacurs TO staPose
person al obi cali OF Ills s any sensible
po.n .hsrep they may tIs no the county vas
with MS o,nveoa accepted the seat have the honor to
hold in coars With which have applied myself and 'hsD
continue 10 apply myself aE the eoss to It's bOr' snd duties
The only dne.,n which sspre tia, my iabos nay de-
serve and obtain ii puhc appreciation.
cannot be indneen: 10 he applications from the dset TO
offer myself the election and declare myself
CANDIDATE Should you my f.evssns hsaOr with your
support my efforts , b. deso.ei TO the labOr and duties
Of the high ROs.asnS "
es,--.aa wn.H. MCFARLAND.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29
For Congress.

We are requested 10 announce JOHN rYLSR, Esq e1ndit
ate 70 epre,,n, In Cnes tie Cities Of Bhnond AID VII Jams
burr ana the counties ktnie Charles Civ. Mes
Kss' lanes oity York wsrnck and fz1hsh CIV oc29ide
R@JNO. ). KINDRED, Of southsmp
49, ton county, Ia = candidate for Congress In the e.
ronA ,,,strIt ecis-ctf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29
crr-x rrzsxn.

QUA sHisrLAsrrR CuRRIscT.-As Il Is rot probable
that the shinpasers which constitute large por-
ton Of the circulating medium" in city, al present.
deem !, proper to put 81 SpS record d flHs We
OF poseri,y, descriptive ls Of several OF the 'sbp-
uiesp Which have contributed 10 tee relief OF the CON-
muui,y n the matter Of mal change" and at the sam
time, have excited great deal OF viriuou' indigns'
ton.
2S cts. Tn. Peoples Slsings Bank-Tiis issue con-
taius the hstprng inscrp oa SECURED by Safe sock
AID PROMISES pay demand 10 bearer twenty hvo
cents when presented in sums Of 90. IL Is ornament
ed on tbeeIt with figure OF Ceres, armed with sc'ihe
rbe vignette reprsseLts an "inttresung yourg lacy
riding deer who is s,relkirg it ut 2 40 speed Tee
maiden, with coumendsbc modesiy, employs one-hane
in holding her drsprry 10 its proper place. The slgua
lures to this note are D.bre Pres T. ~ Alfriend,
Clsh'r.
2b eta. The Metropolitan Savings B1nk. This Is .
yery tlsn unpretending 'poe aud IL consequences o.
its plsrnes hiss b.en successfully counierie'ed Inc
osy embeishment Is the pcture on the LETT mngp, OF
very small dog gsElg ntenty at something that re-
lies tea ches' or chest OF Toe tiypstures are
Q N. Word. for Pres'f, and y b. Har;. Cashier
rs cts The Old Dominion Swings Bank. The holder
Il informed that this institution has rtcsyed 20 cents,
uhch will he paid to J. Chiles or bearer without b..
erest in current funds etc. SECURED BY State stccf
The orramentaton consis Of sinister marginal hgure
Of long legged rustic, rsug one foot on rock and
holdrS a shesf Of oats IN his lap. HIS shit bosom T.
spread wide open probably on Account OF the heat OF
the weather at the time his likepes was 'Loek" The
signatures are Thos slarke, Pres aud J. T. Regnaul
Cssh'er-t-o capital nancI
Is cts Southern Exehar gs-Bssip Bank. This is 8
neat Issue promising psv 'at nv iii e fifteen cent?
Receivable in payment for Flour Biled Hay, Oats Wood
etc. or in exchange for bark 1be uuds The vgnette IT
we NAV so term H. col sic, cf circle surrounded bv
the reminder Tbis given under my hand and seal" ard
surrounding The sdige Necessity is the ms'her OF nven.
tion" The marginal picture represents bsre-footed
woman. wearing a low neckad dress, and leaning
p.nsisely upon shaft The 'nois" is signed BY "Sy
vester P. Cooke. [Seall"
There are OF er Issues which have not ct hand,
Just now to deecrbe aud others which dc not admit Of
any specill description Among tbs latter wa may IT.
stance "Ths War Bsuk"-signed by N. B. Ill., Presi
dent, and L. X Prayser, Cashier. The Homs styires
Bank. signed BY J. J. Mercer, President. and W. L
johnson, Cashirr; etc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29
TRLE q RdPHIO.
IMPORTANT FROM THE WEST INDIES.

IMPORTANT FROM THE WEST INDIES.
CHAsLIsros, Oct. % The papers Of this city have
Information By ,pditeet ,rfival from the B'hanss
and Hfvlra tina. feet Of forty vessels WAS expected
a. Nassau, N. p Ths destination Of the Ase: Is sup
posed to be Mexico. The feing at Nassau w@ nearly
unanimous in favor Of the Scu-h.
The Lincoln consul II. Whiting ha, but few symps-
thiz r. u.
largo Spanish fact ID co!lo,ting on the coat Of
Mexico in connection with land fmce.
The Confederate vaass!' meet With every COURTESY at
Havana
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

NEW FAMILY kloCEs-In Who'll. and hanebi, &c
IN ssls By GEO. WATT Co.,
auS franklin street. below Exchange Hotel
UDLAFJSG CAaDs.Jw. RANDOLPH, l2i Main
L has for SALE plying esrds Of all qualities. oeso
UyANNEils' oIL.-ao beb ior sale TO arrive.
II ora2 A STOKES 20.
NJOTICE.-I who sending clothing and supplies
" 70 IN the Ged, requested 70 mark distinctly on We
psckaEe with marlin ink the NJ e party for sho i
fsrdsd Ne Rsgisafto which he beoae. the Of dsstL
asos Of TIE Gu rerrnt- Richmond, 10 when The
usas railroad receipt huId &c forwarded BY the shipper
IL Many packages at TIE Dtpos 81 the Railroads.
Richmond eapsr rubbed on o. their desna
uoa by the o. Ererasr others imperfect
~ Market, and cannot be idsotfed.
articles dspost ted a. IN Qaartermaser Once In fich
uond for shipn ent len hsrs before o'clock n 70
wM 4 wARREN,
AMI o<pk and An. O. u.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29
A sKIRNIsH IN KENTUt KY.

NASHVILLE, 0st 2s.-Two Federal gua.bosts landed
OF Friday night 10 miles below Eddysille, thirty infap'.
and 6fty cavalry and marched en- to Eddyvilr. Tie
ysierals were surrounded By Capt. Wi.coIs company,
Will, at Breakfast on Saturday morning. Our trooIs
a.ed on be Federas, killing three, ard wouudrg tev'
ersl oihcr Capt. Wilcox wac wounesi in the affair.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

AND AND SLAVES R0R sALS.-I win sell Al
IL public auction, LIST Wednesday Of NOvcm Ter. ,ht
b ngrg to the estate CT the lac Moses Trtvsy, Of
ware.
Thatusct contain. scres souih Baee
adj lining the lsad OF T. College aud Union Seminary has
good tso story Dwelling, good supply OF wood All sOas yars
ole bo,to-A
Terms made known at ths sale.
TT. TRKDwAY, Executor, &C.,
ie23 e.d Prospect Prince fdward.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

TTEMmING,s WHITE CHAPEL NREDLys,
sun or any eeds in Market for sale By CLARK
SON o.. No. 100 Main street ocie
VaMAUCA RUN.-a hi q Jamaica Rum, years In bone
81 for sale By EDnosD, DsVENPosTk %. ce@
OAWPHyNE.-s bbl osnphias 10 arrive for sale. A. T.
L IITsnRIf A oc22
ooNFEpERATE STATES or AMERoI,l
Posr-1rrcl DEPARTMENT, fDiST frsur. ,
Rich o. nd Oct. a3.s, fss.
Notice TO Postmastera
wINa urven, necessity and great d. nand for postage
smp,n AZ poiot where large bodies o. troops NV
stationed vii be sbs Al present TO .nppy MANI Of ine
ether Comic isrs ui'h stamp, thort sne
ths IA ,es for viii be rreay increased and
every oiscs viii zen be faInishsd with an ample sandy
800 J0HS T. HAsRFLI.
oca,-lv Chief Of Finance bureau.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

James Lyons, So, can ddaeto repr,s snt the peo-
o. Sd DsIieI sed Of ne counties d aenhec Van
,ye Charles City, Kent Eliabsh City WsTscs and T'k,
an the OF Nrhuond and Williamsburg n le oeesrv, Of
lre Conf,deTa;e states oels-ide
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29
RUFFIN'S
PH0SPH0R-PERUYIAN GCAN0,


Az nov ready to supply orders for fertilizer, as '' -
c. ncinisOr to any have made; d.srenl q u. ,sa'
rsd,en anything else 10 mari and better, hteal''
Sou,sin, mers pure Bcn< Phosphate q Lia thAa any Cd
ne results Of applying my preparations rha.
favorable could BE- expected rnt.it =
mich ,s presstt seiior Of DIE peI.
very great the Tie wheat vss sranis - ~
a nS 90 o. .s.. Ss o su s @ n
AID. r.: " s,: s Sss
s.y. been ,1ss, a ss 70 e @ @ ne S ga
phephs bat most generally &c The wont season for so ~hi
and clover have ever Known
The fact that have orders for more han four Tines psss rs
Pe.sens Who are induced % ~ my ssAnc. s el-
Hence o. others particularly repeated
70 . GlSsa su as q: .te
Hs.n myself he eouui.loo Merchant. rns,l
F ssssss' = 9 * o.
't :so.sHs & w. ''A' FRANK g err"T.
CONWAY ROBINSON and JAs:Es ALrEt40
OjoNn have united = me EF,ses o. The Law ST h10 "a
N Josrs vi, practices In d, Greet corits q F'tzsat
r. I'd sSs s'sn y d. .orsr Of ,r.,srn .,s ,h
ng.Es HELD y, \. q 4, s;r hE05 , "g
M D. va sss %.sn Courtesy ,r.es
o.ri decei ssd who sac for @s sth'a' and ~ =
sra,nst
Wuisa Prior piLiM,
ladsvt having been made befve ths unfesrpe6 ,nd I'D
AMONG hs pspers In ths cause, that We defend 10 a. D.
dsbt 10 The piantrs In hubd e. COLLAR viii -
rre,t thereon 93d ~ feeenher I36 ~ ps -
here m presn. cause the tast he I'd 'tdt
q NOT re idtn a i, rveSls sud thst tie nt b.
reyes ne has debt 70 hin f6m IN Vet IN souri, va
Tor al liza Prior Hh9 resides &c tep1 uI issg
and Q1sen netea q shs plsiif. b rds' taAt M
az do s;p ar tbs ft g ava
me euit Coort Il tie eousy OF kins End Ga ep
Whist 1, Necessary protect his inters.e stdth1 u 70
oy,h.i pubbhed once week fer fur successive ~ q IA
Richmond nhis Iexspsper iniod IN Ibr cyf ith tId.
ana NJ stti AZ doo Of tbs couth ue Of s "a
~. erst A, Of n M nj t<rm be tie
county. eopy--nue, co,,.,n q, =,
ceS-1artw hObshT folL'fp,'ksN u.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

a-~ EsksT CONGkEsSlONAE
80 pIsTaIoI.-JoEE CsITcHsR Of "ts.norels:d,
candidate 70 repeeen the First Iitcs In the next oon'
rate Oonge.s. oerl-co.
;,,--,.-ss 40 THE VOTERS OF SPOT
E..sEs sylvania, King Georgr, stafford, Caro-
iiac, LOUISA Madison, Greene, Orange an ~
calp per. horte1 70 announce MAORI hOksCE
JAOS as candidate represent the Zig ih pr IL the Con
.Tes. the Confederate ststes. ocS-dte
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

Fifth Conversational District.
IT. 70 souily Ened n IL nchhurg
and CGmpbe county KEkh hal consen ed to be can'
Putin District 10 the h1t Congress OF the
stats H duty solder, serving In the ranks
sui n,t ps ml. i'm 10 the District. oe92-td
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29
MERCHANTS SAYINGS BAgK Oh RICHMOND.
Capttsl........eS0,00

Capttsl. 900.
OFFICE WITH TIE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
ToNEY received on deposit Of Eve dollars and upward
mi on which Interest Win 10 paid the rata Of x eentun
DER snnu remaining sx months longer for shorter
periods Interest the ave per centun per s
Whole Joint responsible for dspos Deposits received and
otrth ,s;es iseued by the Cashier
DIHRCreRSt Dayii currie, John Docicy, 4 T. Msury,
r. ~ Barton wr. g. Paine. VIM b. Christian Geo. N. 9ysts
mrJ Jas Haets Lewis 6in,er, John H. hcptAfzs John
aubIsi Geo. Rurnsr, L Apperson jobs j. Wilson. Psa
q warwiet, Sohn O ehsfsr, John rhcrpsoa brown:
ALEX GARRETT. s.ersssu seBT 1kook1 o.s.ln.
CIV rour " CfArun9SE pv>Sd>uf
20 esas WI PlIksAAfI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

nIVIDEcD NO rICR.-rhe Board Of DirteterL Of the
H. Virginia Central ssiroad Company, have declared dvi
per cert upon The Capita! Sock Of The Company
PAYABLE she sekho drrs aud asr the 18th EeSenbt
is5 lie bond, Of he Confederate statss Of America
The hooks OF vii be oosed uE the atournn ent OF the
Annual Meeting Of We ttesAheidsrS
odcs Va Central 4 z. compsny,
Bic mend, Oct IS, SCI. ocas-W
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29
EDUCATION.

f1vak XkhClsks OF MISS M. A. ALkaNss
y SCHOOL WILL c0ssEnCk 90 tut .asT 0C1D "a T.
4: her resssse' on Isl Street. sss'sa Gas k.isl.1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

TWO vlrsra ladies 'sirs ts, tioes t.schs ia
family or n Academy one fthen 10 q,Egf diotsach IA
french ard the fnfsh branches, and zee ap.-
rirnee The ether teaches hu,ie. helsh a.i us = .L,h
branches
ss,isfars ny tesinOalAls stvsx ana reqsr.d.
Address, -'Hr ps
sect Care % Hun, ysrrs aion-on ., Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

NJOTICE.-fho public hereby notified that sm mo-
IN bound Tor any contract credit given VILE Mary
y. Henlsy sNshayins deserted my bed and board
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

vhR sGbsc her nnraion with hla rsazer
Gated By Mr. Lefebvre Of The city hu oEd y.oP5
70 coainue this hoo ftcn the lst OF CetSbsr
Terms, per sessior OF i've moslA:
Primary fngish branches .......,........tia 90
Eish-r English brsr ches. ................. 1900
rrenoh ..,.'...,..-...s.............. ! ~
nni en- 'nr iiAno..'.'... .-.....-'..... ~ -
fEDtpB 60 " W
Board De had 10 convsnen! snd fs iegsor
per month
Daughter nf Volunteer the county Z
edurs.sd grstuteu,ly 0sJ W. hCIifss
ASH nd. Sent 10 1851. ct.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-09
nxtracss from Business UorresBsnaenss.

Extracts from Business CorreSbandents.
RussELEvuLs, TnNs-"Tou will end enclosed
one dollar. for which wish you to send he the
Weekly US1oK AND AMERICAN, for six months.
well pleased with the paper, it takes the true
position-the position that all Southern men ought
to take; the enly enc that viii be safe for u.s. and
children who are to come after us; the Confei-
crate States have instituted, and organized vgor-
Gus government so there will be no reconstruction
Il is evident 10 my mind from what has already
transpired. and the sentiments and purposes Of the
Black Republican party, that We are not to be
allowed to live in peacs then LET us seperate Let
each one tsks care of themselves. am non
Shareholder, and I en- in favor of the immediate
secession of Tennessee at the earliest possible mo-
ment, and l am ready and willing to take up srms
in defence of Southern rights and Southern honor.
The submissionis.s made the appeal to aon-slave-
holders, in the late election to vote against .
Convention, for If Convention carried, Tennessee
would secede and we 1.-THE non-slayeholders) would
have to fight their battles; that the design Of the
secessionists to bring WEI, and for TO be
placed in the front ranks fight for their negroes
The Union strikers say Oh don't vote for Con-
! veuticn, for if You do, you poor white men will
suffer dreadfully by so doing l spurn all such
appeals, andebrow it back in their teeth Is men
unworthy the Sunny South, and of her protection.
Stand for the right though the heavens fall; still
maintain Southern rights, Southern honor and
Southern independence"
GREHNyILLE, TESE.-'' Enclosed find two dollars
for which you will send me your Weekly paper
We hare some as sound and good Southern RIGHTS
men here as there lives. Not only Democrats but
that voted for, and did all they could, to elect
john BELL; being one of the latter" a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-09

CHEF JUSTICE TANEY.-lt is reported that during
the delivery of LNcoLN's inaugural, Judge TANEY
seemed very much agitated and his hands shook
very pereep IDLY with emotion" as he administered
the oath. We do rot wonder at this, says the New
York Day Book when he heard LINCOLN expressly
Pepudiate the solemn decision of the Supreme Court
ne doubt felt that it was the precursor of civil
war, and the downfall of our glorious system of
government Aye, more, 1t was distinct declara-
ton that so far he QNooLN) was concerned, he
should revolutionize the government and overthrow
the Constitution, by placing a false construction
upon TT. Well may, the venerable Chief Justice
have trembled with emotion, when the man who in
one breath repudiated the Constitution IS it has
been handed down to US by the fathers in the next
swore to support it
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-09
Retiring Address of Vice President Brock.
inridge.

Twelve o'clock having arrived, the Vice Presi-
dent called the Senators to ORDER and said:
SENATORS: In taking my 6nsl leave of this po-
sition, shall ask few moments in which to ten
der my grateful acknowledgement for the resolu-
ten declaring your approval of the manner in which
have discharg' its duties, and TO express deep
sense of the uniform cogrtesy which, as presiding
officer have received Nom the members If this
body. If have committed errors, your generous
forbears8ee H1fased to rebuke them. And during
tie whole period Of nay services have never sp-
peaied in vain to yeur justice sud charity.
TIE memory Of these acts will be ever cherished
among the most grateful recOlections of my life.
Por my successor, l can express no better wish
than that he msy enjoy those relations of mutual
confidence which have 30 happily marked our inter-
course.
Now, gentlemen Of the Senate and cff GERS Of the
Senate, from whom [ have received so many kind
offices, acceTt NY gratitude and cordial wishes for
your prosperity AID welfare.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-09

No popular Government was ever intended to be
e-petua and to be held together by force after it
has ceased to answer the ends for which it was
created, to protect the property and life of the peo
ple and 10 secure their safety and happiness. The
Declaration of Independence expressly asse is the
right of the people to abolish a government which
has ceased to secure these ends, and to establish
new government So does our Tennessee Bill of
Rights And the latter instrument adds. Section 2
" That Government being instituted for the common
benefit, the doctrine of non-reSiStGnce against arbitrary
pOOer and oppression, Is absurd, sdUiSh and deSi'c
tioe Of The good and happiness of naGnEind."
We beg Tennesseans not TO forget that the wise
and good men who framed their present COnstitu-
zion, And who now lie (most of shem) beneath the
silent sod, have thus appealed to them. in this i'm
pressi'e language to stand by their rights, if they
you'd be freenea and not slaves!