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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27
THE MINUTE Nynrcwv

RaDWATs READY RHiEE ccuquer' pain arrest. few.
spasms restores Suspended animation, and Ne oniv
tine 10 prevent the return % The psroHyl.m by a.
Regulating Pills The great object Il primary -
meet ihe hrst shock Of dic der sith povsrf.l es
Influence and thus prevent cstratian n us .'f'
sustained until The cau'e oftofue'. removed :,
the bow s AMI an equalization ~ th- circulate, lf'-
tain ms srand object i Aocpapihed ~ ID, Rsady K.
RApWATs REGULATING Pfub empty the ohstrue,s4 -
out pan, act specacaly upoh he liver and Al or. @
nouriih Tie blood ard restore the equilibrium Of M. 80
without risk OF the Afsr-cof 'equencss q Cal z
nine, Potash or Iron, they a. o1ce eHpd all morhi -
the system and recruit IT, en- ryics- sctng A. p1r,
perfect triumph. 'l {
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27
THE BALTIMORE METHODIST CONFERENCE AND
THEIR NORTHERN BRETHREN.


The Baltimore Conference were session all last
week in Staupton. discussing the question of seeding
from the Northern Church, IN consequence Of the
Chapter the subject of slavery adopted b. the Gene
ri Conference their session last year in Bulo, New
York. After much discussion, aud evidence Of consd-
cradle disagreement in the body to the precise form
and extent Of action proper to be taken, the Baltimore
Conference finally adopted resolutions in favor Of sep
araton from the General Conference. The final vote in
favor of the separation amounted to 81 and, though
there were only three direct against the PROPOSE
ton it sppears there 40 who did not vote at
all The way is left open in the resolutions for reunion
with the Northern body hereafter, the condition that
they abrogae the chapter at the next Annual Con-
ference and transfer the subject of slavery to the urs
dcion CT the conferences where it exists &C. The pre-
siding bishop Scott objects to the result arrived at and
considers it null and void as conference action.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27
RAILWAYS RENovATTyG Rrsor v,,.-

Has snniha'ei by ts cure. he theory OF trsDr.,,s
II srsdlcates hereditary Throat and Long d,.s, ~ s
and l. The natural and rresr'lhle sntdot. 10 ne So
duces Running sores, bolis Abces'es Cancers sst Pt.
elias, Var Complaints Poly plus 10 the Noe Ulr-r, "a 2
Tdmors, CArburcles and all nrtlsut eSisrnEl dl,,s,
In the hot regions Of Central and south America F,5
oyAtns ke'oyent perormet ne most nl ac.ou cure, y
Cancers IN the hou,a sorr iYes Sore Mouth A. ,t'
cases Of Asthma. Il aforGs immediate relief Trtf
Throat and Lungs Il spidly -ures. -' b
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27
THE COasTITUTIOH-sTLTE RIeBTs.
RICHMOND W HIG
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 81, 1861.
TO CORRESPONDENCE.

c- Letters business must be addressed TO me ho'' y
hs Wig" 49,
Atie,ss ,oyaa on both sides Of he paper rH not he publish
s9 This is rule Of ng Standing ought 70 be k"o''" 10 H
and ri IN no case departed rom obituary notices erceed
ina eig1t lines are clargtd Jords advertisements.
E4y- We cannot undertake to return rejected communications
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27

at the station aforesaid and also 10 deliver 10 the aid
chief revenue officer all the merchandise described In said
manifest by either leaving at said depot all the locked
containing the same or depositing said goods in
warehouse OF deposit, At said depot to be provided for
that purpose under the regulations governing bonded
warehouses; or as may be otherwise provided On such
d. livery being made and examine on being nsu cd
OF the train by said revenue officer he shall II satisfied
that all the merchandise has been delivered furnish TO
the conductor or other person In charge Of the train
permit to proceed to further destination.
PASSENGER BAGGAGE
The baggage OF all passengers passing the railroad
routes, arrival at the station depots shall
be subject TO the inspection and examinations OF either
the guard at such stations officer
such depots and any baggage that may be in
tended TO be landed at places between the revenue sta
tons and first depots may be examined by the
revenue guard and if containing articles subject to
duty shall be landed at the intermediate place named by
having permit signed by the said revenue guard pasted
permanently on the trunk vslse, carpebag or other
envelope OF such baggage
BAGGAGE CONTAINING DUTIABLE MERCHANDISE
Should, however, dutiable articles be found in such
baggage the trunk other package containing the
must be placed in the with the merchandise and
the lock as before required and the fact
rced in the manifest And such baggage shall be de-
yered with the other merchandise to the chief revenue
officer at the depot under the foregoing regu-
ltions.
DISPOSITION OP BAGGAGE AT REVENUE DEPoTs.
Passenger baggage destined for places beyond more
Interior than the depot must be examined by
the chief officer said depot, and il
and if they found not to contain any merchandise
subject to duty, may pass to their destination by having
. ermit, signed by the chief revenue officer, pasted
tn reon. Should, however, such baggage coma duta'
bic merchandise the trunks other package IN which
aid baggage contained shall be deposited said reve'
nue depot.
OTTER REGULATIONS.
The circular sets forth at egh many other regulations,
including The Disposition Of Merchandise at Revenue
Depots," "Dunabe Merchandise" Free Goods" "Ds
position OF Goods arrival at Destinations" &c, &C.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

Should be always kept ia ~ house IN all cases - a.,
tacks OF pain, sickness or pc.tilenAl Epidemic Il N.
he disease and afford Instantaneous ease and cor m
Worms Sore Ihrost, &C, Rslway Ready Reiefaeu Ir
Railway Remedies are Sold ~ Drug sts.evsryvi.rs
mh1s-dcElm RAUHAT co. u Iofr So.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27
CElK7SIsAS g. IATGROH,
SpRING 1851.

SPRING STOCK Of DREs GOODS, bought 4, TIE rece-i su
, sales II New re- raAny Of hem 4; hal Lher Nal-c
ing All the "a RIGS IN Dros Goods p Ks Barge sr. J
nsts VI, sgmbi.us Challes P0p!ns, Ac Alsl a. het
staple Goods for Families AMI Plan. gtch S5ls -
the II entlon Of all those In vant
mh2G CHRISTIAN LATHPOP, 70 Msls o.
7 IMP PLASTER, Of the Lrst quality handbag so is Do Z
IL for sale by lrh 81 g. D. DAtSPOA.
r1yGLrsH DAIRY CHEEsG 200 boxes Tor sale by
H. nb2G SO. 3. DAYENFOEL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27
ENGLAND 40 m CONFEDERATG sTATES.

1t not only very remarkable coincidence but a
very significant fact says the New York Hraid that on
the Attn Of March the day which ushered our new Ad-
miastraton at Washington into power, Mr. Gregory, in
the British House of Commons, "gaus notice that on a"
elr'y day he 5o,id call the attention Of her Nyss'ys
government to the pedie"ey Of prompt recogit'o" Of
the Southern Confderocy Of America" Thus, while
from Washington the indssouble character of our old
Union OF November las; proclaimed 20 the world its
disruption formally announced in the British Plria-
ment aud with the view the official recognition Of that
Independent government set up at Montgomery, Aa'a
ma, which Mr. Lucolns Administration theoretically e.
nnrrs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27
CRlsTAD0Ro's HAIR DYE
ONLY DYE

ONLY DYE
all vho deSre Dol o. thir isr changed with
safety certainty snd rspdty, do t may oe Bic
ufacuredb by CHRIsTAD0Ro. Asor House. New soId
everywhere, and applied by all Hair Drsssers mhs-dIwm
DHysgCEANShND MEDICAL STUDENTS are
invited 3 elaalne stoes Of Surgical Instruments Med
cine Chests Saddle Bags kocket C.Ie Tusses aud Meclcc
Wares and APparatl oGer great inducements Issue
but the best, isom es,abisAmeat.
MEADE a BAKERS Manufacturing,
Phtrmaceuiist and Druggists
mhi2 1s6 Main Street. above the r. o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27

"This incopsraby excel Mt preparation for the Rrl,,
GRAY Hair TO lie original color, 10 preserve Hair from
sni 10 cure badness Is -sle at Humphrey Bf1vtl
civ. TIE dcnce tp.t hi Re.tersiys Is % taplS ecu
size TesmJuias 20 thai eec, nay b. iosld In A5 sT
per Ia the country"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27
scUTH yyESTEHN BAPTIST.

"Le&ve yes alone, and only some reJs Restorative,
HeImstreet's Innitsble"
Bold eyeryphere-Price 3 :. and 81 per bottle
W. T. RAGAN CO., Prcpfetcrs, Troy \
FISHER 4 SHYPPAkD AgerS 'S-dlsg,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27
ASSETS.
Cash In Banks

The Tru,tee. have DECLARED the usual Scrip DiTieh'
TY PER CENT on all policies for the whole terra o "a ri
force VII ch wee issued twelve months prior 10 80
They hsye also directed the redemption IN cash OF II
,lare In he years lSf l-ii, ISIS, and lsi3on 81
Monday N Harc, Los. holding rsrlucA'es' vi
ton 70 the bone ONCE; a. tose hG'i cfsu,s -
The same upon their notes settlement ofntN ems IN,
The Board Of Trustees su mt ther SiAteen'h
o,siag the situation ofthe CO npany On he hf Jay
1851 by which Il viii be hiatt the aceumslA'oha ri
UPWARDS Of Two Millions u Dollars All Of US aie - d.
Invested. yleldIng aarge and constantly lneFssi re
srstify ing know that the subject OF Lac ),
ing from year to year, general and faY' r"oe
that inf ence Is )dly eR'enlrg oIsI tr
country aud they believe IN: more Is eRainihu, $500
rs advantages are appreciated It's principles
greater will the nImber % those who H sex 70 P
he benefits ofso safe and j1ilcious al investment
The Trustees have for q considerable re bad 1he
ton plan for the gradual redemption Ct dlFd'l 5ti
purpoe, =. ag-rrsiing such tysttm have conc - Sc,
tinue the psymsi OF Lte., ~ ar In hea "a 81
scrip dividend q 81 perceH, upon all p Ices ~
we're ssu ID twelve months pdor to JaorAy ~, o. sr
"a cssh demand, and upon surrender Of slP, yss
IN year, lsg Z $ AID q and where credit have Zee
soy the amount ibcrecf Ia reduction Of noies AZ W
s OF poces l; Is the desi.l Of the Tralees 70
ten - all egtssudng dividend soon as ts :, ~ b
ran yemeats be made and which viii pooA'y Ar, O.,
newt sixty days when they vii advise Their Pol - 81
sgsn's Of the contemplated pla', which me lfss's a.
believe will meet the approval Of al parties M
will enable teaE- dull HE Tie Pfths ltJi
their Investment and where creIits have be 's. NJ,
reduce the which CHARGED agalDs. psi
:. Act.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27
EXECUTIVE DEFARGGENT,
March Goth, 1861.

Gentlemen Of the Senate
Nominate, and by aud with the advice and consent
Of your honorable body hereby appoint Captain Charles
Dimmock Colonel OF Ordnance, Brisco c. b. BALDWIN
Canaan of Ordinance and p q. Coghlsn Clerk, with
the rank Of Captain in pursuance OF the provisions oil
an act Of the General Assembly entitled "An act to Gre
T. c an ordnance department. passed January 25th 1901
The act uroyidss for larger number Of officers, but
believe thew will be found sufficient 70 secure the OBJECTS
designed to be effected by the passage OF the law.
In nominating Captain Dmmock, take the occasion
TO saw i, IS understood between that he is to retain
the command of the Public Guard aud 70 discharge the
d.tie Of Colonel of Ordnance, receiving for tie peor
nance O, ta duties Of both positions only the pay
tached TO the higher sspk. The pay OF a Colonel Of
Or nance in the United States serg Zee the first day OF
jepgary 1850 81 54 81, exclusive II forage and
'---.Gess pf Captain Dimmock, as Comuandant o.
a,,.. -. s,slgsiye of quarters, 81, 6sS 81, as
the Public IT,. --esaas4gie7 this cOmmuuca-
shoan by table B, which
ton. -oe
Bv the arrangement proposed, Colonel Of 0rdna.,
and Commandant Of the Public Guard will be secured
for the sum of - 55i g. If separated the expense to
the State will be 1913 81 annually. The plan pro-
posed will save GSS 81 per year, item in the pres
eut condition OF finances OF suii consequence
to claim consideration. JOHN LhICHEh
Senate bill 10 incorporate the Little Kanawha Mining
and Manufacturing Company taken up and passed.
On motion of Mr. NASH, the order Of tie day, being
the consideration of Bank bills, was then proceeded
with, and the following house bills were passed
To amend the charter of the Bank OF Charleston; 10
extend the charter Of the Farmers Bank Of Virginia. to
extend the charter OF the Bank Of Virginia; to extend
the charter of the Bank of the Valley in Virginia; to
extend the charter of the Exchange Bank of Virginia;
10 extend the charter Of the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank Of Wheeling; extend the charter Of the North
western Bank OF Virginia. to extend the charter OF the
Contra Bank Of Virginia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27

We are panied TO hear that duel took place yester-
day between st. Clair Morgan and an officer OF Captain
O'Har,s Company, az Fort McRae in which the former
is said to have been MORALLY wounled-,he ball from
his opponents pst, having entered the lover part of
the abdomen and passed entirely through the body
We have not learned the origin Of this unfortunate az
fair and can Only regret that the actors had not reserv
ed the contents Of he- weapons for the enemies oil the
South.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27

"wheu people can protect their Hair from the tel a'e "a,
age when they can luyuais In glssy black locs 40 A.
period OF their iyes when hte and gray Hair be @
beautiful black auburn; when Hair he made 70 70,
bald heads; when all this be done. Il cannot 40 az ~
tell what will do H. HEINfTREETS HAIR RtSTORiTfy,
do It. This BAr Restorative g. beyond peradyeniure b.
thing Of the Kind invested The fActs IN pofs
regard to this wonderful preparation warrant Us 10 snqs
recommending it."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27
NEWSPAPERS
INDICATE PUBLIC OPEyJoy
Usually cautious. there j, great confidence 10 be t,'
A REEEAREE NEWSPAPER
FF0N IHH
NEW ORLEANS TRUE DELTA.
CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER

There seems 10 be TO eKsuse for tln or gay Har r
the celebrated HENsrRkgrs IsxTAyLg HlIa RE1JaIrr,
Lad"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27

SENATE.

TUESDAY, March 90, 1861.
The Senate was called TO order at 10 o'clock, Mr..
Johnson, in the Chair
On motion of Mr.. NEWTON, House bill changing the
name of the Lunatic Asyums taken up and passed
On motion of Mr.. PAXTON, House bill authorizing
the trustees of the Methodist District Parsonage, IN Sa
lem, Roanoke county, to borrow money and execute
deed of trust to the same, was taken up and
passed.
Mr.. NELSON, from Special Committee, reported the
James River and Kanawha BILL and indicated his inten
ton of calling it up soon
Mr. NEWTON reported bill TO authorize Joseph
Gauseman to rebuild his mill.
On motion Of Mr.. PATE joint resolution offered by
him on preceding day for the suspension OF the coec
ton of a Judgment in favor Of the Commonwealth u.s.
Wm Shelton and Henry Farley, was taken up ou' was
relected-ayes 10, noes Is.
Mr. DAY offered a resolution for the holding OF night
sessions and from that day
Mr. BRANNON moved the indefinite postponement
of the resolution, aud the motion pFevaled-Ayes Il"
noes IL.
Mr.. MARSHALL offered resolution that the Senate
will take A recess at o'clock and meet at during the
rest of the session.
Mr.. BRANDON moved the indefinite postpOnement,
and the motion to postpone prevaled-Ayes ~, Noes
II.
Mr. STUART offered the following resolution:
Polrd That the message the Governor communicating to
the General Assembly the proposed amendment 10 e
ton Of the United States, which was submitted by me ae Con
% "a the state, for ratification rejection, be referred to the
T,lee Of Cou Of Justice with Instructions to report whether
% % houd he ratified rejected and in the event that they
are OF opinion should be ratified then to report suitable
form Of ratification
A motion to law on the table prevailed.
The tax bill bill was then taken mp, and the question
being on Mr. THOMAS motion 10 strike out 40 cents,
IN the section relating TO taxes lands Mr.. THOMAS
withdrew his motion and Mr. BRANNoN offered the fol-
loving amendment to come in under the general pro-
visions and Il wng adopted
an chang In Of any arm Of merchants commission
merchants, sample merchants, Merchant aos aucuSnes', OF
anv other persons taxed upon the amount Of buae
% Of he preceding year the TAX into the m OF new
,r- nor lie tblrawa Of Of the firm, shall be
as nmcncnr as to allow on that account the pay
5 orlv Of m uecGc upoted by Law for the privileges
anted but one paroles remain the firm, either as
or special partner otherwise in Interest TO be GER
sjn.d upo OF the party 20 sncE The Acne granted
The business shall be regarded as continuing u"
Various o.her amendments tnen offered, and the
bill passed
follows:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27
PLINgY RREENA., Act -.
WA w. BkERS, Cashier

JAMES H. CoSwAY, VI d, Medical
RogT. T. COLEMAN, ". d., Exaniners. -,
worth ma WYATT hS, i
,,hoa =. ilMaia Street, ki,A- -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27
ST. LOT A. REP PUBLICAN.
FR0k THE
CAIhN CITY GAZETTE.

"Nsny OF orr .rs. eis co a s.. roas a.e speaking ID
tsr1s Of tits ALoie."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27

g,HgNSREAVy CASSINEIs S.-We have an sssoH-
~ CrlnshaUs Cashmere Basness su Tor s spihS
n.-s. KEEN BALDWIN > WILLIAMS.
4NURNISRINss ssOOD "a fresh supply Of GentieoeLs
a Furnishing Dress articles IN store and foF
sleby mI2i KgES, BALDWIN wI5LA"s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27

From the Pcusacoh Gazette OF the DIST We make the
following extract,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-07

VARIETIES THEATER.-After highly successful
run of fortnight, "The Romance of a Poor Young
Man, has been laid aside, and tonight we are to
have a reproduction of what was so immensely
successful last WINTER Dot "-delicious, charm.
ing "Dot.n The cast is glorious one. Owens
and Lengwell will appear, as last winter in Caleb
PlAJnnler and I1chletOf1, and Charlotte Thompson
as Dot The change introduces George Jordan as
John PeTybingle, Davenport as Ed,oard Plonnler,
Fannie Brown as Bertha, the blind girl, and Gust
think OF it y Mrs. Leighton THly Sl0lc5oy. Mrs.
Chapman and Miss Annie Graham will do Mrs
Fielding and daughter May. With this unequaled
cast, and with all the beautiful scenery of last
winter retouched and improved, who san Keep
away from the Varieties now? "The Cricket on
the Hearth will chrp merry at the Varieties for
many a night to come that is, if the play-goers
of New Orleans have not lost their appetite for
scenic effects and acting such as are not to be en-
joyed anywhere else in the United or disunited
States. We call particular attention to the
managers card in another column.
ST. CHARLES THEATER.-Barney Williams and
wife continue their Irish and Yankee drolleries and
fun at this theater to paying auditores. Tonight
they appear in their new drama, All Hallow
Eve, " The Customs of the Country" and 1.-THE
Limerick Boy.h
ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-Dan Rice and his Great
Show will be on hand as usual tonight. Dan him
self will be in the ring with his ineXhaustble fund
of fun and devilry, and will display his genius not
only as JOKER but as hitter at the times and animal
trainer. Dan in himself can make up a show but
when we come to think of his matchess equestri
enne Ella Zoyara ; his acrobats and gymnasts, who
getup the greatest gymnasium scene ever exhibited
in this country his daring equestrans; his trained
horses and mules, and his trained Assyrian goat,
rhinoceros, and kangaroo-we must confess that
in brilliancy and novelty his show is truly great
one, and worthy of the largest and mostproonged
patronage of the public. The ladies and children,
who like Dan Rice and his show so hugely, will
bear in mind that on tomorrow, the Glorious
Eighth, grand noon performance will be given
for their especial entertainment and delight.
THE MrsEuM.-The Hippopotamus was removed
last night, and will leave tomorrow for Havana :;
but a still greater wonder of nature, Christine
Milly, the twoheaded girl, will take his place, and
entertain and astonish all comers. The Bearded
Lady, the Warbler, and the Lputian Queen, re-
main week longer. The Museum is delightful
place to spend an hour or two in, day or night.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-07


The Cincinnati Gazette of the I'd prints the
proceedings of the cooperation meeting held at
Odd FelIowb' Hall in this city on the evening Of
the 26th December, and accompanies it with the
following commentary:
We print in another place report of Union
meeting held in New Orleans last week, which
every patriot will read with considerable pleasure
The anti.seGessionists down there call themselves
c0operatiorIists, but that implies Union. They do
not mean to give up the ship, hut are determined
to contend for their rights under the stars and
stripes in the Union The action Of the uItraists,
led on by men who would destroy the Constitution
in order to promote their personal political inter-
ests, is calculated to repel the Northern people :
but men in this section would sacrifice a great deal
to meet half way, and extend the hand Of national
fellowship to those who are noby contGnding
against cotruptionists and place-seekers, on the
side of the Union and the Constitution.
It is UNNECESSARY for us to tell our readers what
sort of q sheet the Cincinnati Gazette is. And yet
that paper halls with pleasure the formation of a
cooperation party in the South. And why? Be-
cause "copperation implies Jniou." Because it
means "Anti-Secesbiop."
Do the c0operationists of New Orleans accept
this definition of their position, understood by
the Black Republicans of the North If not as
we believe largo body Of them do not, let them
silence tho Joy of The Gazette, this day. by record
ing their votes upon the side of immediate State
seceEsinn 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-07
CHEERS AND GROANS.


"Three cheers for John Brown; aud three groans
for Virginia and The South" Such was the excla-
nation of a body of 2lOO Wide-Awakes in Phila
dclphia last September, passing along Chestnut
street-as related by Mr.. Bradford il his speech at
Odd Fellows Hall on Friday night. Mr.. Bradford
witnessed and heard it himself. Twenty-one hun
dred young men, parading the most public street
of one of the largest cities of the country, and
making the welkin ring with three cheers for
John Brd,rn, and three groans for Virginia and
the So,uh!'
These Dire the people we are to live in the same
Union with! These are our Northern " friends"
who do not mean any harm to the South, and the
supportets of President who will not make war
upon US! Can any Southern man consent to make
terms with such people? Can any Southern man
now hesitate, threatened as he is with both the
danger and disgrace Of living in the same political
community with these sympathsers with John
Brown and haters of Virginia and the South?
People of New Orleans! Answer this question
to-day az the polls. Answer it like men, and not
like serfa