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VIRGINIA LEGlSLATURE.
SENATE.

FRIDAY, March 29, 1861.
The Senate vas called to order at 10 o'clock, Lieut..
Gov Montague in the Ch1r.
Mr.. AUGUST reported from co.. ni.teo, with amend
mens House bill to incorporate the Home Sayings Bank
Of the city of Richmond.
The amendment was concurred in, and the bill passed
The bill for the better government of the town OF Dan.
vile was taken up and Mr. NELSON jected to the pow
er which the bill gave Justices TO arrest Migrants put
then, to YORK ,nd imprison them. lie regarded the
bill giving extraordinary power lie believed IL 10 De
Of qaestional propret lie wo4d gots against it.
Mr.. COGlIILL advocated the blu
Mr. AUGUST said that the chan-gang in Richmons
had nd the city OF several baa characters The lay pro-
posed for Dlnville was the chaiasaug Jaw Inc best
place for IDLE dssOlate and drunken people was tbs
chan-gang
Mr.. NELSON said he wGs not opposed to punishment
by work. but he did not to it Inflicted until al
ter conviction
Messrs. CLAIBORNE and TALIAFERRO advocated
the bib, sn.. i was passed
House bill to estsosh the county of Bland out oil parts
of Giles Wythe and Tazewe was la.sl W and amend
ments proposed by the Committee General Laws ha
ing pecG concurred in, the bill was passed. "
Senate bin 70 eiease John w. MurreIl from the pay
ment of judgment rendeFei ~ the Circuit Court Of
Lynchburg against himwss taken up and passed..
House I'LL absolving the State and Treasurer from all
liability in Of Ices Of Coupon bonds depose ed as Sc
curty for bank circulation, gess tug said coupons DE
FtbeteIeu anu SS"kNp
bonds from being received in future SUCH security
was taken up, and on motion of Mr.. BRASNoN, Senate
Committee amendments were concurred in, and the bill
then passed.
Mr.. JOHNSON offered a resolution for the adjourn
Eent Of the Senate Thursday next with the concur
vi the House. The resolution was adopted-Ayes
20, noos Is.
On mo-ion of Mr. DOUGLAS Inc resolution re2e,gsd
from the House on the preceding day e one offered in
in the House by Mr.. ROBERTSON concerning the trans
fer of and munitions OF war, a., through the
ate) was taken up With the yieT Of ofrlng siosti
tate.
After considerable discussion the subject wss referred
to the Military Committee, with instructions to report
bill to seize the guns aud condemn them to the state
On motion OF Mr.. C0GHILL, tbs following bill was
taken up;
4 b., approl.iatng sBm Of money to purchase GER
tain ordnance and material Of T. AFcher' Of Btllona
Foundry, in this State
On motion of Mr. DOUGLAS the bill was laid on W
table.
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The hour of two o'clock having arrived, the chair ".
EVENING SESSION.
The Chair was resumed at ~ O'Clock, r. N.


vacated.
EVENING SESSION.
The Chair was resumed at ~ o'clock, +. N.
THE STAY BILL
Being the unfinished business, and the question being
the adoption OF Mr.. DUcKwALLs substitute, he fur.
th proposed to amend the substitute by adding the fol-
lowing section:
Be il further enacted that all process to commence
suits in the county courts Of this Common issued
within twelve months from the passage Of this act sha
be made returnable the first day of the quarterly
term of such court succeeding the commencement
of such suit The 9th section Of l67 chapter of the
Code suspended for aud during the period of one year
from the passage Of this act after which time it shall be
and remain in force heretofore Before sale of pro.
ty shall take place. under any execution the day
of which prescribed by this act notice thereof shall be
published at the door Of the Court House of the officers
county, or corporation, having such execution the
first day Of the term OF the county court of such officers
county preceding the day of such execution
in addition to the notice now required by law.
The amendment was adopted.
Mr.. KEEN moved to further amend by striking out
's;x months that executions would not be returnabe
under twelve months.
Mr.. BURKS opposed the entire bill. He had intend.
cd to vote for stay law but such one could not be
framed constituionay for the relief of all classes of
creditors, he should vote against the whole bill
The substitute was further opposed by Messrs. Rob-
EgrsoS and WILSON, and advocated by Messrs Duck
adoption of the substitute in place of the original BILL
it was decided in the negative-ayes a. noes 81.
The question then required upon the third reading Of
the bill
Mr. KAUFMAN moved to strike out the whole of the
Sd section.
Mr. SEGAR said the bill before the House was no stay
law at ALL he therefore moved the indie finite postpone
ment of the whole subject The motion was agreed to,
ayes So noes 80; the Stay Law indefinitely post
poned.
THg PRESTON AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD.
On motion of Mr.. CASSAN, a bill incorporating the
Preston & Augusta Railroad Company" was taken up.
Mr. GRATTAN moved TO amend by making the ter
minus at Tmberville the Manassas Gap Railroad in
sead Of the town of Stanton.
The amendment was rejected and the bill read third
time and passed
A communication was laid before the House, in re-
spouse resolution adopted this morning. calling for
GER ain information. Laid on the table and printed.
On motion the House adjourned
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WARLIKE MOVEMENTS

MEMPHIS Tenn, March 81 Five hundred Mississippi
troops passed through here for Pensacola to-day. They
Rad military reception and were enthusiastically recev
ed
New ORLEANS March 27.-Two companies of Zouaves
eft for Pensacola, to-day for active service Mobile adj
vices say that troops and munitions constantly
wing to Pensacola. Several companies expected
from North Alabama
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Il. IL. IL,
x. IL.
THE MINUTE MEDICINE.

RlDwAYs READY RELIEF conquers pain fever sgbdues
spasms restores animation and - the only smulsn
existence that repe at the outset all attacks Of disease aodns
time prevent the the pSroXym by q Railways
Regulating Pills The great object ~ primary medication Is to
meet the first shock Of disorder with powerful counterNoArg
Influence and thus prevent presaton II the vital power be
sustained until the Of tckne, removed BY purgaon Of
the bowls and equalization Of the circulation, Is
This object accomplished BY the Ready Relief which
should therefore always be at hand 70 meet emergencies
HRADwAYs REGULATING Pills empty the obs;rucied bowels with
out PAIN specifically upon yer End putty srd
blood the equilibrium OF h clree,
Without risk Of the amer corgquences Of Csm Blue P p,
nlnr Potash they g$pe all morbid matter fgol
recrat It's sies-acng ursave AisA
he. In these vegetable medication has Its
perfect triumph
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DEATH OF An OLD Esteemed CITrzTS.-We are
panied to announce the death Of Major james B.nsgh,
which occurred suddenly his residence Clay street,
yesterday morning. The deceased of the Oldest
citizens of Lynct burg, and was greatly respected aud
esteemed by all who knew him. For great many years
he held the Office of Cle of the Iuatngs Court, the
duties OF which position he Performed with fidelity
LunchLnrn Yirnnian Of ussferdqN
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THE CONFEDERATE GOVERNMENT LOAN.

NEw ORLEANS March 81 The bonds Of the Confed-
crate Government for five millions will not be engraved
and ready for issue until the latter part OF April
Mr.. MemmiDger, Secretary Of the Treasury has ap-
pointed four of largest bankers and merchants coG
mssioners to receive proposals.
The Louisiana Convention passed ordinance permit
ting insurance companies of the State to invest their
capital in bonds Of the Confederate Government.
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RECEIPTS AND EXPORTS OF COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS, March 26.-The decrease in the receipts
of cotton at oil ports compared with las' year, now
reaches 10000 bales, aud weinformed parties here
and at Mobile pred that the crop will not top g.
100000. The exports for the week from this port
brace $4,000 bales TO England and 1860 to Havre-
From Mobile the exports OF the week included $4,000 to
England and $500 to France Freighfs in this market
cotton to Liverpool quoted at 7l6, while at Mo-
bile / ID il the rate
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P.DWAy,s RFyovATIyG RFSOI.vENT

Has snnhei by its the theory OF transmitted diseases
rradcates hereditary Throat and Lung diseases and a
and irresistible snt!doe to The virus vhIch
duces Running soes Bolts tbcees Cancers Salt Rherm kyp
Var Complaints Pophus IN the Nos" Ulcers Of the Womb,
Tumor Carbuncles, and all yirulent external dsenTers
In the hot regions Of Central and South America Rsdwa Rem
waiting Reovent performed the mi acuous n epro
s Running syp,ic Sores, Noes, DFopsy 0phslmia,
the Mouth sors Eyes, Sore Mouth Ac In obstinate
Of Asthms affords Immediate relief Tubtrcs In The
Throat and Lungs Il rspldl cures
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REAL ESTATE IN NEw YORK 1t il stated that real
tate has deprecated much in certain portions Of New
York that mansion Fifth avenue valued at si5 600,
was sold day two since for $4,000 and Of the
magnificent recently erected upon Broadway, with
the expectation that would be rented for s3j 900
40 600, will not command slj, 900.
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NOTICE.

W. II. J. VAN DYKE, Of Bfooslyn, will prea,h to NOR
Sunday morning, at II O'Clock ia the Fad Presbytr
Church (Dr Hoge) and AZ to O'clock In the Pr,,by
teran Church (Dr Moorr In consequence ~ the Absne.
the Pastors OF both Churches they viii worship bgesr an
thereto the LIST Pre- tytean Church viii be closed In N,
~, and the Second 10 the afternoon.
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WAsu1NGToy. March 81. 1851
WINFIELD SCOTT.

NEW LIVERPOOL AND CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP LINE
The citizens of Charleston have subscribed $780,
600 to establish line of steamships between that city
and Liverpool so that less than $4,000 more is re-
CURED 1t is stated that the first vessel will leave Liver
pool for Charleston direct about the middle of July, 10
be followed by second about the lst of August.
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LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION

NEw ORLEANS, March 27-The State Convention to-
day adopted ordinance dividing Louslona into six
congressional distrcts.-Aso an Odnance transferring
the public fund the Confederate States An abol
ising the free banking SYSTEM and introducing the &C.
neral charter system was passed
The convention then adjourned sine die.
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m.NTaES. MANTLEs!!

WE prepared show all The and de,irabet.le
w OF Nantes which have made tler appearance In New
Yo'k.
nong othe all the styles which the reporters Of
fs thought tended no;e an! description at
the Graul Opening of Pash5n' last seek In Eey York
Ing by particular attention 10 this BRANCH 81 car bplns
placed ourselves 10 the lead Of The trade here IN all kds OF Man
s determined n antain It, and h.ye larger and
better ocs OF Mslos and N. materials 10 make up than ever
before.
To The ladies would cay that the efficient manager We
had for the last two years her post again. fully prepared to
make anything in the way OF wrapping.
Anything IN the OF Ladies' r.ck Six Berege Cloth Popn,
Angas Mourning Wrapping, also Chldren Wrap
all kinds hand manufactured al short notice
rhoO CHILEs CHENERY
ivory TABLh CUTLEHy.-rIe ofrr ne as,9rt-
superior lyogyandet KLves hnd fortI Knives
separa also Caryers stee rale low at 1871 Main
mt30 THOs. A. BUlKLEY Co.
ICE PITCHERS.-New and beautiful patterns OF rich
chased plain and engraved Silver Plated Ice Pitchers which
e offer at low prices.
mhs. THos A. BULRLEY CO
EGG GOLFERS 81 F3ifng Fgs', itg TOysr', Egg "PPs
Misc DO THos. A JuLKLvY co.
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The Mercury says at is too late to resist the embodi
ment of this mprudent provision in the Constitution"
and it refers the subject mot to oppose the adoption
of the Constitution by South Carolina, but simply, and
at oace to oppose the idea and policy OF this new kind
of reconstruction or reorganization, and to build up and
fOry public opinion throughout the South, against
using the discretion given Congress under the rovso OF
a two thirds vote"
All this may seem very funny at the North, but
stranger things have happened in the worlds history
than that against which the Mercury issues its caveat
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- GEO. A. FREEMAN. ESQ

w. We much pleased TO te- hst this gentleman h,
inced himself Ca didate TO- the cce Of High Con,Ab
Po without dparang the quahcA of other gent ue
think h In every way suited 10 the 6e He viii xe are su,s
II eected discharge The duties Of the oc faithfully
him TO the voters Of Riclrond.
mh3O-3t. BUSINESS MN OP MONROE wARD
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CRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE
ONLY DYE

all who desire have the color Of their hair changed With
safety tanty and rpdy shade they desire Men.
utae-re. by ~ERIsrADORO Aso- House, New Work sod
eyeryshsre ana applied b. ali Haif Dr''se NH -dASl
NIANTED-A young lady, and. vrginlan, xh1 has Mad
several years experience 10 TEACHING IL desous q Oh
tanning situation School private family Tor giving l1rue.
Cn, in the several ENGLISH branches snd FRENCH she
furnish abundant sta: nills, II desired Address -" r.
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STILL IN CUsTopY.-The steamship Bienville, Of the
ed from surveillance She Is in charge of the federal
thrriis at New York. and Ii. questions growing out Of
he clearing from New Orleans with State Tor Montgome
rv) papers are held uuder adyissment
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PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.
BRANDRETHs PILLS WARRANTED 10 CURE FEVER AND
AGUE
The effect Of pursing With BRANDRErHs PILLS s
the health from ~h.; may be og They
take Impurities ON the system and thy have he
power Of expulsion mlasn pon yspor deeayed vge
tables indeed any posonouS 2haadnS bressi what
In fact II the blood poisoned it impure. and np-rs
blood results In disease.
BIAEDRETHi PILLS,
though innocent bread yet they capable Of purifying he
blood and curing disease 3d. they all kid Of eyeFs all
asthuas caters cosvene and pa0 Affections Of every Kind
pce IS per b.x Sid by all respectable dealers IN ned
clnes. nlll-laRlm
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

should he always kept In th house ~ all OF sudd
lacks pain sickness pesti-nis epemcs II N break
he disease afford and comfort In Group
Worms. Thro sc Railway Ready Reefats edlAtey
Railways Remedies are sold by Drugg s.s.eyerywh-re
mhls-deTlm RADwAY 4 CO. % John street y. Y.
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JOHN I. HENLEY, @.
COMM ssIoyER's OFFICE,

WiLIIAysBikh VA.
The pa interested the foregoing decree hereby nohed
that have eel the let day Of May ner TO enter upon The
thereof VIII ch day by O'Clock ~ they
Tired appear before In my Office with their vouchers and
evidence A. the tine and place all the creditors OF
Arm Of Cry and senpe and all claiming under
deed the 3l November +0 by Lucian Cary
Southa strustee required t. appear he'ore me
prove their demands pau Of being barred the
be left Of Aid decree
Given under my hand this eth day OF March ls6l:
mhSO iaviw TALBOT SWEENEY Com'r.
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A NAVY OFFICER DSAD.-The Navy Department have
intelligence of the death of Lieutenant g. Edwards
board lee U. S steamer Michigan, on the Esd inst
lake Erie.
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MAGNOLIA BALM.

PIMPLFS, BL0TCHEs,
FRECKLES, EHUPTI0Ss,
SUrEURN OR TAN.
This Elegant Preparation renders the fkin sOn and fresh
parting Marble Prfty. II IL most cool and r,ing ap.
piled the AFTER eKpoiure 10 the and will give mmdste
the Sting Of Insects Not Ing poisonous ito
compost The contents OF bottle myi' be taken ~hOui
harm II dpp'lcat,on etery nyt IN iceet ,cH ne
toOrst ~ Pifapies.
Sold every where-Price fry Gents a bottle.
W. HAGAN CO., Projectors, rroy,EY.
RsnRa GHEP Arr
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NyIRGINIA-At Circuit Court continued by adjournment
and hI for the city Of Williamsburg and county CT James
Clty, o Monday December II b, 1850.
Edwa'd Semple, surviving partner, e., Plaintiff,
agalrst
john A. Henley, administrator Of LucuI Gary, Il dis
Defendants,
Il appearing that Robert Anderson personal representative Of
George " Southa deceased has depsyed this e and that this
been regularly revived against Helen souhs he
representative Of souhal this
MS DIV 70 be again heard the papers formerly read
and argued W counsel oneraon whereof the Court
adadRe order and thai Of th- commissioners
Of m Court proceed to execute the a,eroutoy decree pro-
10 this the seventh day Of December
housand hundred and y three and said Helen Southa
the present personal representative OF said George southa
the which by said decree said Robert Addison
to render AMI said decree stnd In all respe
said Helen NJ SOuia inser ed In said de
Of said Robert Anderson wherever the latter name
elm and nstesd the Advertisements directed by said
Of December wentyseyenth eight hundred
hree the Commissioners who under this decree
advertise directed In said consecutive weeks
Published the city Norfolk In the city OF
Richmond And IL Is ordered that the suits OF John Hopkins
wing psrtner against souhals administrator and Others
ard John u Baow against Edward Senpe and Others be con
slitlated sath tbs suils
$3.50" copy-feste -
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The Yewbsrn IN C) Progress says, that the reports
IN circulation in regard to the heath Of Gov Ems are
much exaggerated, and speaks Of him as having been
seen on the street, looking Is be enjoyed bis usual
hsalsk
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The Cun. At the nelIona Arsenal.

The following letter from the veteran head OF the
army addressed to member of the House of Delegates,
relative to matter about which considerable excitement
has existed in this city for few days past will be read
with interest:
WASHINGTON, March q, 1861.
Dear Sir: On enquiry here, at the Ordnance Depart
ment learn that the guns at the Beona Arsenal about
which YOU write by contract to be delivered at Rock
etts on board Il beeve) Of some vessel to avoid the
douhle expense of landing and reshppng, before being
paid for If seized before this period the loss would
fall wholly on the foundry. The guns are only sent to
Fort Monroe as safe place Of depost-being as little
wanted there for the defence of that work for the de-
fence of Richmond. This subject yesterday before
the Secretary of War; on enquiry from some quarter
unknown to me- and have not time to learn the charac
ter of the reply The only urgency in the case results
from the founders want OF the contract money.
| write a outsider in respect TO such matters
for my position happily exempts me from the handling
of money-from all contracts and disbursements.
With great respect,
Your obedient servant,
WINFIELD SCOTT
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m UaMrs M Cnr-

~ TO JAMES II. CRENsu
~ EQ-rhe und rsgnes. voi .rs o. hs CIV
%ona hsrsey rss.ss 70. % sn.ou.,s Jsgns s.ns..I
election Your fefor etlssna ware pa
John Stewart Walker, q. Jsntings vs.
Marx Dovrey, John A Bslvin
Geo. W Hobsop, Chas 4, Hob.e,
Milton Cary, 10 Raviny,
NJ l. Randolph, d. 7. VILLAIN,
N. C. Macon. y A. Wexford
WIN. keEman, Wn " futon
Jas Chsmotrlayne, RI Laton
John '. Stag, John A. Blanton
J. Burr Reeve, ". " Lee
Chss. Ellis, A smith,
Gsorr. Be der, Ash Levy
IN whhetord. IN ch.nbsri.yn.
Joseph Bsrcher, q. ". Ba1ahnan
Jacob Beck, VI. Etlng
W@ sehsll. T'o%p,on Brown,
W. J. smlih D.sldN walker
Thomas Howard, shlney King
Thos. whitvorth, Nat Tyler,
q Townsend, 81 =. Myer.
Patiek shsy, n. Msuhsn Hewitt
Pat Kane, Thema' Boudar
Robt Chandler, Hse.er Davis.
Peter Doyle, Berj. Davis,
Chss n Moore, Georgs B.ugham. Jr
james w. Macon, Jr, Thomas N. J5ae.
Philip Haxan, O. e. MeMurfy
Char es K sLnker, Jo, Marsh,
~ H. Alfriend, v. LonAne,
VIM II. Palmer, VIZ. A. Wright,
Ro. ?. Pullam, w.RBrd,
L Suffer, Po'ha,an wdass,
W. b. Church, VIZ l. White
John Appleyard, A. }. CheAih.n.
Geo L. dsood, Mathew p Taylor
v q. Blsgnbouom, IN Allen,
u W. Bl.csburn, J " Cochran,
Jas W 7. Banks, Wm CsrdSelL
s.N Davis, @ H. johnson.
A. Blackburn,
RicHYOsD, March ?9th iss
To Ye..r, John Stewart waker, George HobsoD O. J,,
nings Nhe, Johl A. Bslvia Mark Dovney and others
Cent. compliance With your rqges, snnsu,
myself ate for thr oaee Of Comm nwe.h Atom re-
the Hu,tIng, Court Of the CITY of Rehmt nd 49,
YOaf rios, ODE lent
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Lcarming 100 Late.

........-y ,,,,s .t.,r.ioa T., the important fac
Lat hs Black Republican press a; the Ncrh are just bee
... 80, .,-,r-srsrs s-i discuss Tie results in con.
..... ~ .t.-- ,.,-.y %, r,,,..- or,
u1tpoa WIN ''e -~>~7-' - ~
a1t-alu5ua. principles ana -eaS' tles arc RAINIER ''
Sin died but bai there been due capacity tor vrac'i.
r..s.,..stip among thci- leaders. thcy would have
.s, ss f-.,,..sl,r, even hetor,
N'e'"e- 'l ..rt....
tlrrvvo.uuoa "a''n '-e' nave t'v'..'-' '-- -
Tltse results such oLiy e- could ,4t-t' no" lfCN
-, .,s r,-rili.,rf.r nj, .,slelei But the wiscac-ts
t . 49,, -,,.rs ,r tho ma
VINO iNuS $50 '-'I9 'F
on had not foresight enough 20 C'seS'n tue LA.''
s.,..,c,s of roftesl i.ius.iee Hence, nov, VS.
81, 80, ,.L.., r.,,-rf others dim ,.rr--
.-' ' .t.l ., ~ NOE, D @
lt' eil u-Ito" f''-'-
,,ne 90 the relief Of Republicans OILY aI.tf elS> l-N
.-,g... A .1set. mos. disastrous.
-, r.. r..r .,.,l..,s q, che ;-,-.,..--
i'' A'''-' cd. ..l ..r.-
ah.y OF collecting ''e l'',--' ~' ,-' p,
fs=es TOW shat paper o.ookates vi" not oe r'eoE''
b. European States And 10 VIE" I" the d,
e5arrassme7ts thai are TO arse 10 eo'',>, O1 VIA
revenue 10y reason o. 'le 'o"e' '"''N .. '''
C11ied'racy' 5isl'l-1a- A'.',s SPl'''s III
v- 5;b ,arg bin passed al the close Of the last Con
-,s The forcsbadowings Of the future evidently
,,r,s,s,rt and the New York Trj,re IA q long article
~, .r,. F,rrrs" thus owns I'd its Ignorance Of tie
c..1...,, A., lie Before las, November threats
oe dlai5a were common enough, but no one supposed
they anyth ne more then e'ee'.oneer,ys T',SS
t'Nj,'N'ot ~ ,t,, , ,- , ,,y -.,s,r 10
r,,,rd them as Of any prlc, cal importance.
Confession 10. They we're accordingly rece',l
either With indifference OF VIA m t Ill No,
te'e'" oP.l,o- n. M -,
$500 n, s--.It ssar-ued by those who cared
n, argue at 81 about &C. that the very existence OF slavery
depeuds upon The Union that no save State Wolu lAre
30 nave O-l.1 S1,''U - rs ~, 5esvy had of The
.is-,I Goysrr-,e,, WAS .ai.leu lr. .ie institution;
aud tia. the dread Of John Bsosu raids would alone
prove s-i,eD, 10 e''r ~ 80 -, ,, ,c,t -
900, p-.y,il.i al the North as % the real situation o.
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When people protect their Hair from the tae o.
when they uxuraie In glossy black locks advanced
period Of their ye .heo white and Hair be 10
beautiful black auburn; when Hair be made upon
bald heads when all this be done Il DO any harm 70
tell what will do H. HyIMsTaEFT's HAIR RESTORATIVE vii
IT, This Fair Restorative s beyond peradyeniue the best
thing the Kind invented The facts possession IN
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