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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-02
Something for the Times
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JOHNS & CROSLEY's
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THE STRONGEST GLUE IN THE WORLD
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-02

TENAKEN ITERNALLY, IT CURES SUD-
L den Colds, Coughs. etc, Weak Stomach,
General Debility, Nursing sore mouth, Cank-
err Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia or Indjges-
ton, Cramp and Pain III Stomach, Bowel
Complaint. Painters Collie, Asiatic Cholera,
Diarrhea and Dysentery.
APPLIED EXTERNALLY, CURES
Felons, Boils and Sores, Severe Burns and
Scalds, Cuts. Bruises and Sprains, Swelling
If the Joints, Ringworm and letter Broken
Breasts Frosted Feet and Chilbans, Tooth
ache. Pain in the Face, Neuralgia and hheu
matisrn. 1t is sure remedy for Ague and
Chills and Fever.
PAIN KILLER,
taken internally, should be Accelerated with
milk or WATER or made into syrup with mo-
lasses. For a Cough. a few drops on sugar
eaten will be more effective than anything else.
See Printed Directions achich accompany each
Bottle.
The PAIN KILLER is by universal consent al
lowed to have won for itself reputation I'M
surpassed in the history of medi al prepare
tons. It's instantaneous effect in the entire
eradication and extinction of Pain in all its
various forms incipental to the human family,
and the unsolicited written and verbal testi-
mony of the masses in its favor, have been and
are its own best advertisement
REV. W. B. JACOBS
NEWARK, N. J., June 6, 1860.
Messrs. Perry Davis d Son-Gantlenen -
Allow me, unsolicited TO send You word of
COMMUNICATION for your Pain Killer l have
used it in my family these several years, and
fonnd it all it claims to be. For Rheumatism,
Coughs Colds. Bures. Cholera tendencies and
difficulties. as well as diseases generally that
prevail in families regard The Pain Kille. as
beyond all price and as efficacIous beyond
any medicine within my knowledge. We
keep it as our chief family medicine, and find
its use in ordinary cases worth more than any
doctor. The testimony of others among my
acquaintance and friends is equally favora-
able. Many clergymen have spoken of it in
the highest terms as family medicine. Mis-
sionaries in repeated instances have said to me
in person and in their letters, that the Pain
Killer was by far the best medicine used in
heather lands, and they use it for themselves
and families, and administer it to others
around them. Thus mnch | am inclined to
say as an act of jnstice to yourselves; and as a
benefit to others. You are at liberty to use
this testimonial, if of any service
REV. w. b. JACOBS,
Late Editor Christian Chronicle.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-02

Which we
INTEND TO GIVE AWAY
as soon as we can find parties who will inn
prove them ; and now that the
Superior and the La Crosse Railroads
have made their
JUNCTION AT THE FAILS.
we presume it will not be difficult to dispose
of them. After those are given away, we shall
inter about 200 left which we will sell on rea
otblehaveonas. For further particulars apply
GEO. MAY POWELL.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-02
EXTRACTS

EXTRACTS
every housekeeper should have sup
of Johns q, Crosley's American Gene
Glue. "-Neao York Times.
at is so convenient TO have in tho hous
New York Express.
ut is always ready; this comments t
every body."-Ncac York Independent.
:" We have tried it, and find it as usef
orr house as water. - Wilkes SPIRIT eli
Times.
Price IS Cents per Bottle.
Very Liberal Reductions to Wholesale Dga
ers. Terms Cash.
e- For sale by al Druggists and s.,
keepers generally throughout the county.
JOHNS 81 CROSLEY, Sole Manufacl
ers - William Street, corner of Liberty
New York. n1lH
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-02

Fer the construction Of Sideocdlts on broad
Street IN the City Of Prescott.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-02
PAIN KILLER,

taken internally, should be Accelerated with
milk or WATER or made into syrup with mo-
lasses. For Cough. a few drops on sugar
eaten will be more effective than anything else.
See Printed Directions schich accompany each
Rattle
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-02

TT HEY are used and recommended
Il leading Physicians the country, e.
all who try them pronounce them invall
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09
Virginia Legislature---Extra Session
FRIDAY. Mach 3, 1851.


The CHIEF srhrrt NJ disrus.n and OF Interest 10 this
body wast1 Million Bill! the bill suthoralng the Issue
OF Treasury holes 10 The OF mun dollars.
"hou coh9 - decision Of the Gucri!on. TIC Sehate
adjourned.
HOUSE Gaf DELEGATES.
ne N0nse TDs called order Il O'clock, Speaker
CRCTCHElELU IN the Chair
ncSeral bills verr Irporru.
Inc cohnitlee to whom referred the resolution for
the extension Of the corporate limits 81 Richmond vas
uischHrg=a from 'h- further consideration OF tie sane
ruLhIFFs Or THE STATE
ihe house aoOpe, IA rrsuut!un reported " Jr. IL. l.
hsp OF me flnanc- C0mnitte-, which read NJ follows
hesh!ren, by the General Assembly, Thai the ShrTs Of
uls eohnoaweal Aho pay Ill tic reT:aus E"w due, and
ht portion Which btcnU=s Gu- She i5h II the present
oSsd 'nrI iu'l cnIam sion n CENT by the Auditor
Of uehc Accounts provided that Interest shall be Charged
on ina 81 the due the 18th December last
Til puG.
hkEH, ANDERSON and IIAYM0AD, sni opposed by Mr..
BASS.
coYISCTos iSb OHIO ROAD.
Tie pln providing fer the partial Susr nson vi nc Sale
OF SINE bois, nd for compyGg With The contracts b.
ready MADE on The coyinginH aud Ohio ond came up MS
the order Of the dag.
Mr.. SEGAR uai. motion ii,st the amount be reduced
from soon wv to ssUvHUU Adopted
Mr. CHAPMAN briefly explained III. bill.
Mr. PHELPS. 0f Richie, raid LID NEs friend To th-
CoVgtnn Aid Ghn RpuJ hut e did not think Tie -'aic CT
The treasury authorized the issuing q ressu'! oo;es us
provided In the bill.
TIE Bill VA, rrj-c;er-ayrs -. rays az.
hr. C3PEETUS offered rrsUiutiun authorizing lie
boHrd OF Public Work, suslend lac contracts nov e.
hitting for the CoYlustn OH" Road nd nr the table
Inc ~ bill then nnr ms The urfnish-i burlr>T
Mr.. IUML1N moved to pms il by, 10 uIer the Scrar
resolution Tor ADJOURNMENT on the EUil' Eei<rrn
Sundfy amendments offered 10 the Tax ni.
Feudirg The uebale thereon. tie House ad!"uThrd
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to consider this question in the privacy and
,ini IL tI,n;-

to consider this question in the privacy and
quiet OF their own homes
We were obliged to consider the fearful qucs.
ton forced upon us. Then we did consider
this question Of secession. Then the ties which
bound our hearts with as strong aud enduring
bands as yours could be bound to Tie Union,
were torn one by one by your own bands and
we were forced calmly, deliberately, and con-
clusivcy, TO the conclusion that the only rene
DIV 10 which we could look for redress 81
our grievances, was secession, aud Secession
alone.
We are met every day, and at all lines, in
every argument, with this appeal that we
ought not to be precipitate; do not be in
hurry; let US wait with A1icawber, until some
thing turns up After line Peace Conference,
we did wait; and what was it that turned up
them Sir from the midst of fire and bayo-
nets, surrounded by "a servile crew, waiting his
behcstS, the man who embodies the sentiments,
and is to execute the will of the oppressOr, de-
clares that where tribute could be collected,
there power could be used. And this. sir, in the
teeth Of Virginia Convention Did he stop
there: Was not that sufficient? Was it ne
cessary to add more to it Aye, sir, it was,
and he did not hesitate to do it. But why at
tempt such insult TO this people, whom he
threatens To suhjugatc? He did not recon-
mend it in 50 many words; but he has told you
in that inaugural. if that clause means any
thing, that you are to prepare yourselves for
seeing whoever Massachusetts chooses to,
clothed with citizenship. lie means to use the
salne power which is to exact tribute from
you, 10 force you to recognize rs your eqna!
your own slave who may have reached Massa-
chusetts and been clothed with her own mere
tricious garments Of freedom.
1t was useless insult, sir, but he felt, and ne
felt truly, that race who could receive un-
moved, demand for tribute, would slirk un-
der any insult that he chooses TO bestow upon
them.
Mr.. President. let me apologize here, sir, and
once for all, if the language that use may
seem harsh. for | tell you, sir, that in my In.
most heart feel most deeply upon this question,
assure YOU that alone, ''out ur the Iullness Of
10y heart, my mouth speaketh' But for
my duty which owe to the people that
represent, | would not have taken one moment
nf your time, and if could have induced any
friend To have presented the position occupy,
should have been Silent. Believe NE, Sir,
when tell You, if seem excited, that am a
calm deliberate man among my people.
Mr.. AMBsK having yielded the ioor for that
purpose.
Mr. NARvIE moved an ADJOURNMENT which
Was agreed 10.
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ncclfflr I'm {slOucester.

large and enthusiastic meeting held ct the Court
House Mondny, the 4th Int: Il; hsiiy court day. when
loud call. dade fur J'hn T. S=sw-, E-'l. our dc!c
gate In the Convention That gentleman APPEARED upon
the stand and entertained his audience Tor hour in
able Instructive adIrrss, at the conclusion or which the
following resolutions were ctrr: hy Jur ". e. Ca:irif
Esq and unanimously adopted:
Whereas, the Contention called together the 18Th Gay
Of February into the cr.is txist
Ing, decide whether not Virginia shcud
10 the Cn1n her Jeleg ted lowers hid d-cia
herself free AID independent sovereignty; n, ~-r-s
ile said CnBTsuIpn mas YET done il- or nothing et
sept waste It's valuable tins III Offering and itr
soutons and whereas III the opinion Of hi. c--pg i i
high iirr thai !ho OF Virginia snul - heard and
thar SHE should MAKE known ~ The world! whether not
she -ns 10 Ignore MI hur psst resolves aud rcuInn te
!Hs end OF Northern U1nirl-racy, Hter she will ix,
her proper and onturG position aud uu!ie hrrs with the
southern Corf,d.rary, .lrrady duly lnsusufn,r: aud
whereas the people OF the OF GlcucesIrr unn
ienLIy opposed 10 remaining any longer In Mon where
their sacred not only lodged bus,
the contrary coLtrnLe d and tnnpcd and TeTr.
a. they believe a, IL The State Of Virginia u-S
crte, there will lie s1"au. from the fasern p'r o!
The sthre which will tese OF large portion Of s Pr"u.
hen, and substantial population; aud whereas. hsy he.
sve tia. the time Tor coaprom!rr ahh rec::'u ;icn Is
past and gone irrevocahly: therefore be l;
]. Resolved, Thai ieIegslr Ia The Convention Is
b. rrhy request cd all IL. exer,iu: tie cGnven.
ton To- ak H.. stand immediately an declare that our
ronh old mother Is free sor-Intn and Independently hnd
that 81. will join the Southern CuLielrr4ird s;Htrs
= Resolved That delegate 1. h"r-hy Requested 10
ns.t in The Convention thai attempt b. ,ii= pr-cI
General Government 10 e"rc, he IeN-iuc,, or rn"Tcs 10
ANY way The lAws OF he Old Emitted St-r, IN GEy c
coded S'srS. viii be lovk.d up" by Virginia nrt o.
aggression and coercJn aoa -Ee vi" :r;ns lhn r..3'ti
inn sii her arrgi and resist tut" death.
y. Resolved That Whilst Uur aIaci men, 20 our native
State il uuEbd-d aud ahs hnl !; in b. duly
do cry t:.l: within I"T-r, uphold Mtd
suta lrr IN her tine nj aud PERIL yet II shall never
he rs n that degenerate h"nS Of noble sire'
and If the Convention far lpgef lis duties 10 IL
Cod and to IT, Stnie submit aud acknowledge The.
reign 81 fauacl.m and Black R-ruhilrarm {" h- ICh'
ju ihu-- 81 rlo determined To i sdru
,n our eUnd old mother and seek CHM whrrc hr
bety still nouri.hrs and where equality, jurce And her
l.in A:ster, religion, prevail.
:. Resolved Tha, the people Of a The ccnhrI.s az the
invited 10 take action I'll! condition % thing,
nj the earliest possible day, and t" intimate through primal
rs n-eugs their vr.. ard Wi>hrs to the Convention.
TIIUS T.. CL0rTuH, President.
I. n. "a FEE, secretary.
Wing AID Examiner will please COPY.
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from the Lynchburg (va.l Republican.
4 Gard

have this day resigned my position Us Post
master OF this city, t" take effect whenever my
successor shall he appointed have done 20
from Il cnnvictiun OF duty 10 myself and TO my
friends, because do not think ! can conslS
rontIy hold an office under un administrator
whusp principles ahhcr, whose objects be-
lirvc to be fu;ai To the best interests ol my
State and section, and against which have
warred and intend 10 war as long as control Il
public journal, Or utter public voice. And
/ make the announcement public III order that
they of this city. who may choose to become
supplicants for Back Republican !arors, may
have fair opportunity Of presenting their
claims and credentials TO the laVor "i turir
uew friends al Washington. have been
charged, learn, By my enemies, with baTins
fought for the spoilS pr office. Those who
know lnr, whether friends or foes, know the
churge to be false, and know that capldity IS
the last consideration which could coa,rol my
course Had it been otherwise, | hi hit well
nave accomplished my purpose by d :serting
the principles have always cherished the
party 10 which ! have always belonged, and the
section which gave NE birth, and pros:llutlng
,uy press to The degraded level Of Black Re-
uiblcun apulugi>t. These things | have scorll-
I'll 10 90, Dul HdNS iudShI VIC ShSins a. ~. -
stage OF his progress and in every form 81 Il >
disguise Tue public sill nos see that they
who have slandered the party to which be.
long, are not only tile 'Epoiis seekers, but
are willing and anxious 20 pick the crumbs from
= Black Republican table, and sop the skillet
in a BIsck Republican kitchen Tor venture
my reputation which is nesrlS my s'l, that NJ
Democrat in good standing with his party will
either apply Tor the Office, or accept it if ten
dercd him.
The surrender OF this position, need not
say, involves a pecnnIary sacrifice whicn my
circumstances il life render me little able t"
bear. But | Ind "rather he dog and bay
the moou," than y mendicant at the door of
abolition clem-ncy. And aE, confident that
| have energy and capacity enough, and friends
enough, who have stood BY me in the past,
closer than brother, 10 enable me to hight
with credisable success upon my own resour-
ces. my remaining battle Of life"
March 4, 1861. & K Il. GLASS.
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TRIBUTE of RESPECT.

Alta meeting Of thu Student, Of the College o: William
and Mary the 18th ut., Nj q Shirley Harrison
called the Chair aud the death Of Mr. x. H. JoStS late
member Of the School VI Law having been announced,
moilon Committee nppuint.d to .rar suitable
lutions. The Committee presented The following, which
were unanimously adopted
Whereas, II ha: pleased a.wisc Providence 10 re.
from amongst beloved friend Erd late fellow
audeni, Richard H. Jones', OF Hampton, Virginia. BE It
hereby
Resolved, That we, the Students Of The College Of William
and Mary while submitting to the vii! Of lIla who Geh
all things the do deeply deplnrr tine stroke
which has ta-n from midst who, by his noble ard
gcnercu. character aud manly virtues had rndrareI n
self Ia us all.
Rrsoivsd, That ". sincerely symra!sc With The b.resv.
ed family la their HiHcton and ask TO he allowed to nnge
our grief with h.r, event which has deprived Il.
Of cherished friend and them or beloved broIh.r and
son.
Resolved That We the Students nj The College o! William
and Mary Of respect lar the trrmcry 81 our
late fellow student Richard H. Jones the usual badge
OF mourning fnr thirty day.
Resolved, That tvelre OF nnn."-r ha appointed
Committee 10 accompany the remA: u the deceased to
The residence Of his family st Hnn';ri"u.
Reolred Tint copy OF these lions be irtn-ri.ed
the family OF The DECEASED and - they be puhlshsd
Ia the Richn,o6d and Norfolk paper
c. SHIRLEY I.4:.uSOS, Cbairican.
!. y. MY.Es. SecTct-'".
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COMMERCIAL! RECORD.
Is iei,t7.c,,d yyI,olcaat. Prices. narch

iiici,t7.oMd WsolC&nic s'rIrrs. Tarch o.
AAC1 H--"a quote To-Day SHOULDER: &C. Now S!ded
NC sa IN '"n-, tnc~,i l.:. Suc.r.cured Is to l3Hc
C'laS. Ne quot SAC
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c.:.,s {: b. owu.irF :" t-Dt:i sn:;-'u' u. :".r.
rAi--:' 20 H. CTS.
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Srw Orleans d TO &C ~ quol- Crvs,..i lu. e.;
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IT, ua.Gf.cT-r ccntEr;r- S",L and iG!ce- (, ~.
ct.criIii,u, better i.9:. i!."to. roErnou L.;
f3:i to *. GcaG /" ir- :'.n..IE 49, 10 ~. No .Coi
rme Maccf.cura cGrrrs
N:iEA.-Pgiuc Gfii. - ~ Pm Rcd - So.
WIilsktS.--Ha ..c- Ci-c.Itn.:s al :&t.c to ~
Ric;:rlcnh E"srL y 81 rrt'i". - {: -
WUCl.-Lg -n-i'~d nsr!y. - 80 49,: "s.rcd E-':y-
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09
,7,u,our, state Convention.

Sr. Lrs, March 6-!tnonS the resolutions o2.r-J 10 Tie
uvci III, mur!Lr r-!-T ri 10 the Committee
Fe'tia Relations, wAs moving haat convention he
,Rts.l al the yJ;c'n states Which have not s-c-dsd ~
m-., ~ Nashville Te;n".sc the Eih d April. An.
U-r srcyidpg !r slc aurrn.n;s 10 the Constitution
~ shah Nil the Sihrs equal rights In the CG!on
Anu h.: trclarln: thai -xltie why Missouri
.ouId sec-le that /; would b- highly injurious to 10
hru,e. declaring that she States Ia Wing bnund theta
selves together could Gi:sxy"r nCir connection al
pleasure Aneihe, that Missouri should adopt policy
CcOrdiug her interest and invite IN vs0Tt 20 aa
III 4 The Crion powerfully atd unbroL-n.
Cot Dophan offered RESOLUTION declaring that hny nj
tempt 10 Use coercion IS Ii. Federal Government would H.
syrsOiy result ciTlsa Hnd military tespo;l,m.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

Nav foaK, March Section quiet Flour heavy Wheat
eady Corn quiet; mixed dsuGiE cts Southern white 7Oa
~ cs Pork mrsvy; 4lIu6aiI2. Lard hrm nj 9Hs
l.=.. "h!.kcy l;AslIH cts, sugar heavy: Muscovado
AZ AGI CLEc steady sales OF 8ouG bags OF Flo, OH prl'
vatc terms I2HdlHH c's. Naval stores unchanged.-
Stocks better New York Cen;rals 1871 Virginia
six,s &C. Mi.sours 66&.
BALTIMORE, March s-FInur has declining tend rry,
and Is ~ CENTS lower; Howard Street aid Ohio 3a-Hn
,ales Wheat steady: red ~ 2Ss p i while II anal g.
Coru active; YrIIow jga6 CoEee firm 1T ls1Sal3. Wh;s
key love- atlS%
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

PgcrIpEmcg, H. l., March The constitutional Union
am, Dr,urrsc CouS r!.IiULs To-day Nominated W n.
.rRyu- tor Governor and the " the present. state Of.
Gc-rs The Democrats also rGnia,ed George L. ErcSae
ior Cvrsrrs, In the Western district.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

WIsnScTcS, Mn:ch Il, 1851.
The defence or Mr.. Llncons Inaugural fn:ay ~ Srna.
tor douglas, IN the Senate, ard TIE rrlarnpn e John
He'll, 10 dag: that he should Mr. Llrolms inaugural
prHcs Offering, until by Ret Il was proved that
lie nsa ut otlI<r%isr. are received ~ en"a om-:s.
81. Douglas. speech To-day !, regarded ~ carrying HIN
to linroin- Gu!nstTct"1. lie WAS Lil,crns right
paDinn the ball. and L. regarded /. high hr.i
qusrter.. Some FAY Douglas We; r advnnce - the
Cab!nrt, for II u SUSPECTED that this one vii son idll -
pieces.
Duuga. popular sovereignty has b~en establish
ed IN the three Territories ORGANIZED by the a:e Cc
adjustment.
Bell rn. Doug!s. std moderate Republican, sTe
eyid=L'lY coming together 20 defeat G7ssys
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RoYAL HAVANA LorrERY.-Thc fnllowil

RoTAL HAVANA LorrERr.-Thc fnllowin:
numbers drew the principal prizes in the draw
ing Of February 9, 1851:
Numbers. Prizes. Numbers. Prizes Numbers. rrtz'..
IS ss .slooOOn 1854 :sn.Ouu 2aaSl. +1Urcr
- fi0.... JUUrD 2,uI:..... 2D0u2
Numbers 40 an9. H. 9nI, 93i anCl 1921 $685. i2!9'
49, 5t;s, 5i'h a9,d 64l2 Gg.G Ii', SIS, aI43, s3I
l0.', 1000, 1919. ll,nl lIm, .:C?, l:2i l",:s''
lois5 l5G9u 10 I2j l>.sf, 1912, 2'lii ?l3 Z, 2l3I
u .r .? 49, 49, 23as, 2a9Ii q: &c - :i6. IN
=; is9 q SCI, 49, .;J5i 1881, :sGlS. :SS?-tl, o
each.
-TViee-The No. Extraordinary iraviug Of the Enye
IIavaps Lottery will take place April ill., Hrsi. For
sch-m-s Tickets address Dos Eonn;ocFs. carC':"n
South Carolina.
Slar,h g--ltISr
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cnMN.eci.L Iyr.LLiGgxcf.
Sill Later from Europe.

PORTLAND, Me-, March s.-Thc steamer North Briron.
Sl Liverpool Il lies t" the 18Th ut, has we'd here
COMMERCIAL.
LIrErr0 l. Feb l-,rllnn dull; all quail r.. had &C.
rlinrd 4 c., hut vry Irregular principally csnsed ny
xtr.r- -pr--s H. trade n.d TSnt At aanchesfer and
tao III rate u inr he stock IN pnr: amounted 10
80 ue-1 n.',i OF whi h 200 on were American.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09
The New Mexican Mail.

IypsprspSSc., March 5-The santa fe uHii, With dates
% the 18th ult, arrived today IN time.
There vac extremely cold weather In Santa Pc, and more
snow had fallen than known before. Large NUN.
hers Induns Fort Wise, bu. entirely
friendly.
Colonel Lnng Of tn. United States army who Is 10 take
comma nd IL III. Of New Mexico, md David D..
Wi,ing postmaster NJ santa fe, how here, and "iii
l,ayr uy ext FRIDAY mall.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

wA!u.xGros. March S.The President has accepted the
resignation of A.juant General Cooper AID Assistant
: ;urELtGcEersl Coopes The irr.r; prevalent. that
rnrra Johnston OF Virginia. Is aUou
r--ie bu lie remarked this 1IorniEg that the OCCASION
.uci cru-te had yet arrived. The Resignation Of
en- Cooper has Dccasionrd general regret. II. APP
p.!i.ie. .f"m aud Is Il nntivr Of, New York.
The Soutlernets making overture. 10 Of
IL. beat others in the vice. Ii Is that Certain
IT. III loo a,ed her" a"- beet. rendered
dive appointments under ke Government Of the CofeL
e:a;r STATES
CE.s Jones late Register in The o:cr Of the Treasury
has lett for Montgomery, 10 tale position rader that
Gcv-rLilrnt.
The large crowd assembled ~. State Department TIL,
.anrnY rrch Gisaproin ed at the shseuce Of Mr..
Seward who detained home by PHI, steal lnispos
ton.
Col Lorenzo Thomas has been appointed AjIutant-
General IN place Of Col Cooper, resigned.
secretary Seward Is luile unGell to day.
There hs. been official interview yet between ihe
Southern Communication and President Lincoln.
Governor Floyd has Published reply TO the report Of
Tie House Committee the lnan Bon Is lie claims tbs:
hi, accepIances merely In ancipntion- Of the
H.. " the Transportation Company: that only t6DOOn Of
arc-,ances outstanding, and II the Government ~ll
permit :c earning, q The prr-ut year To be applied for
that purpose, they lie utstrd without resort 10 the
property OF the cVnn@nr already r.sInrd for that pur.
pgsC,