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AN INDEPENDENT SOUTH.

To make the South Independent Sin the
Union"-for every political battle has hereaf-
ter to be fought Gin the Union"-we must 60
back to first principles, and learn to man
ufacture everything we use or consume. The
beginning of the late war taught the Southern
people how totally helpless they were in re-
gard to all manufactured articles Everything
we used was Northern in its make, or i'm
ported from the North. We rode in Northern
Carriages, and trotted with Northern horses.
We wrote on Northern paper, with Northern
ink, and slept ON Northern bedsteads We did
not say Northern prayers, to be sure, las that
was feature introduced at the point of the
bayonet, after the war began,) but we always
sioors in the most approved Northern style
and continue to do SO now. We also continne
to go our length in Northern manufactures of
all sorts-ncluding cigars.
| Are we to remain in this condition? is the
question. Are we to relinquish or ignore the
lessons of the past Shall we go on in manu-
featuring subserviency, until we look upon
Yankee patent as better than page in the
Bible, and become even less self-reliant than
we were of old?
After our late civil war breke out, the South
feeling the spur of necessity, attempted to
manufacture something for itself We had
unbleached cotton, comfortable jeans, lat $75
per yard and $50 called" Confederate saddles;
and the girls firted around in comfortable
"homespuns," while the gentleman of the
house" condescended to smoke his own tobacco
lin pipe) without first sending it away to be
manufactured into "Habana" cigars.
1t was the prevalent idea that if the war
had lasted longer, and been less vigorously
prosecuted by the Northern people, that the
South would eventually have been indepepd-
ent in all her wants of manufactures, even if
she failed to accomplish political independ-
ence.
If the South now wants to be independent,
lin the Union of course,) she will find that
Southern manufactures" is the key that will
unlock the radical sense of Justice of the DOM
mating section: it is what will make us truly
free of dictation, free oil persecution, free Of
pertinacity.
AS long as we are dependent for all, or near
ly all we use, upon our political masters we
will continue to be buffetted and controlled by
the wealthy manufacturing interests of the
North Once put our shoulders to the wheel
in earnest. and we will rise ont of the mire
without prayer to Hercules. Let our manu-
featuring rulers see that we design to save all
our profits at home, and we shall speedily have
a different state of affairs. Home manufacture.
will flourish in our midst; and our antagonists
will exclaim with Sir Andrew Aguecheek:
An had known he was 80 cunning O. the fence
I'd seen him damned had crossed swords
with him.
Our day of true economy will then have
come, and we may have something else to Ok
than merely to obey orders.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,


The credentials of Representatives elect from
Arkansas were presented, and referred to the
Committee on Reconstruction
A proposition, which received only IL
votes, was made to allow the negroes in the
District of Columbia to decide by ballot wheth-
er the white men should vote in the District.
Mr.. Stevens introduced resolution that the
Committee on the Judiciary be instructed to
inquire into the expedency ofso amending the
act of January "a, 1864, relating to the test
oath, so as to allow attorneys at law to prac-
tice their profession with nut taking said oath,
on qualifying with all other professions He
said that by the act referred to, which was
passed during the war, attorneys were prohib-
tied from practlcing without taking that oath,
but as, since the war, many men who were
engaged in the rebellion are trying to make a
living, but are prohibited from practicing law
he did not see why they should not be placed
on the same footing with other professions
He therefore proposed the inquiry. The reso-
luton was adopted, 80 against II.
MIR. Kasson made statement denying the
published charge that Mrs. Lincoln had taken
from the White House articles paid for by the
United States.
The House resumed Reconsideration of the
Negro suffrage bill!
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The PARIS UNIVERSAL ExPosITIoN.-The
time for the reception of applications for the
space at the Paris Universal Exposition, has
been extended from the LIST of January to the
LIST of March next. Our procurers, me-
chanics and artizans, will have further oppor-
tunity to send in their applications for
space to the agent in New York, before the
closing of the books. Too much attention
cannot he gwen to the Importance of having
the characteristic productions of our country
properly represented at the Exposition.
Pamphlets containing full information, as
well as forms of application, may be obtained
by writing toJ. c. Derby, Esq, agent for the
French Exposition, No. 8, Spruce ST., N. Y.
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LATEST NEWS.
By TELEGRAPH
FOR THE DAY BOOK.
Congressional.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Washington, Jan. l5.-Mr Chandler offered
a resolution declaring: Whereas the British
Government has refused indemnity for damage
done to American commerce by her subjects in
the late war; therefore resolved, that the Pres
ident he requestedto withdraw our Minister
from the Court ofSt. James, and declare ma
tional non-intercourse between the two nations.
Objected to-, and goes over.
Mr.. Howard offered a joint resolution /:
Whereas, it appears by the report of the Sec
rotary of War, that jefferson Davis and Glenn
ent c. Clay, who are now held in confinement
as having been concerned in the assassination
of President Lincoln, and for the murder of
Federal soldiers while prisoners of war there
fore, it is respectfully recommended that they
be Immediately tried by military commission
or court martial
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Bsy-' The N. York Evening Post thinks eth

RgV- The N. York Evening Post thinks 1.-The
leading Republicans will make fatal error if
they imagine that class legislation, unjust
discrimination in favor Of certain interests,
Encouragement of the currency and the debt.
and, above all, mistaken and unsuccessful
policy on the great question of reconstruction,
will be endured by the country, even at their
hsnds."
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Burning of a STEAMER.

Neg Orlddns, January 12-The steamer
Trenton, with 1000 bales of cotton, was
burned on the Washita river last Wednesday.
The passengers and crew were saved. The
ergo was insured, but the boat it is believed
was not.
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Hl- The thieves have discovered new
use for chloroform in stealing pigs. The
porkers near Adrian, Mich, disappeared in a
most unaccountable manner, and what was re-
garded as strangest, they were carried off
without making any disturbance gentle
man, however, discovered the depredators
operating one night, when going to the pig
pen he found two fat hogs lying helpless and
unconscious. having been drugged with chloro-
form.
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These terms are payable monthly in advance.
Transient Advertisent inserted at rs cents a
square, for the first insertion, and so cents a
square for each continuance.
Liberal terms will be made to those contract
ing for half or quarter year.
Those contracting for four or more squares by
the year, can have their advertisements extend
ed to double columns.
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General Assembly OF Virginia.

SENATE
RICHMOND, Jan. ID.
President Cowper called the Senate to Or
der at II o'clock NJ
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Dashiel
BILLS PRESENTED.
Mr.. Gray, from the Committee Oh General
Laws, reported several bills.
Mr.. Lemosy, from the Finance Committee,
reported bills.
BILLS PASSED.
House bill authorizing Washington county
to sell its stock in the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad Company, for the purpose OF rebuild
ing its court house, Jail, &c.
House bill authorizing William H. Parker
and others to obtain a grant for certain land.
House bill authorizing Washington county
to borrow sum of money for county pur-
poses
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From New York.

Neo York. Jan. 15.-The Secretary of the
Treasury instructed United States Cotton
Agents this morning to make no more sales of
captured cotton for the present. The Secre-
tary believes delay will be advantageous to
the Government, in bringing into the Treasury
higher price for cotton than could now bs
obtained,
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Unknown Wreck.

Boston, Jan. 13.-The steamer Cassandra,
from New Orleans reports that on January
Sth, forty miles from Cape Fear, she passed a
piece OF wreck which resembed the side of
a steamer. She also saw pieces of wreck and
several bales Of cotton, which appeared to
have been in the water some time.
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a6- The Fenians are experiencing rough
times. Besides being obliged to stand large
amount of ridicule and the sum total of pub
lie condemnation on earth, they stand a small
chance, in Illinois, at least, after death. Bishop
Dugg4n, of that State, refuses Christian burial
40 them, and denies them the sacrament Of the
1ssas supper.
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CAVALRY FOR NORTH CARoLrNA.-Four
companies of theft tn United States cavalry,
serving in the vicinity of Cumberland, Nd.
have been ordered to report to the commando
ing ot1csr In North Carolina for assignment
10 duty.
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Baltimore Markets.

baltimore, Jan. 16.-F'lour acti ;e-heayy !;
wheat dull Corn cents lower; Provisions
quiet Sugar steady; Whisky firm.
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New York Markets

Ne'o York, Jan. l5.-Cotton buoyant, at
51@52; Flour firm; Wheat dull Corn de-
Ginning; Beef steady; Pork huoyant; Naval
Stores dull Gold 395.
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Suicide In New York.

Ae'c York, Jan. 13.-Leutenant Swami.
nephew OF Governor Swami, of Maryland,
committed suicide to-day on board the frigate
Vermont
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LATE PAPERs.-We again thank Mr.. John
A. Barnes, Of the National Express Company,
and the polite agent of the Adams Expires
Company, for late papers in advance of the
mail.
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From Nashville. Tenn.

NashriNe, Tenn, January l5.-Snow COM
menoed falling this morning and continued
until nightfall, when a severe hail storm set
in. There is excellent sleighing.
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The BoMB-P RooF.-We call especial atten-
ton of our readers to this Poem, which will be
found in our paper to-day
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d II o p E CT US OF TIL E

co S M O p - L r IT +
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publication, in the City of Baltimore, of a
monthly
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and sending a marked copy to the undersigned,
will receive copy of the Magazine.
Address DE LEON CO.
P. o. Box 266, Baltimore, Md.
dec29-eod3t
ok REASONS FOR BUYING THE
y MOUNT VERNON COOK STOVE.
l. 1t is the heaviest Stove in market.
2. You can burn either Wood or Coal
:. You can get duplicate Plates if it should
break.
4. 1t is delivered and put up at your house free
of expense.
s. 1t is warranted, and can be returned if it
does not work.
8. You can always find it at the Depot, Roanoke
Square.
J. r. GILLETT,
sep22-tf Depot Roanoke Square.
nor FREIGHT OR CHARTER
II The Schooner MARY E. BANKS, Captain
KELLY, is offered for Freight or Charter. Ton
mage, le4, light drsugbt.
B. d J. BAKER,
jsaI6tf CswpbslIs Wharf,
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MONTGOMERY 6 WILSON,
NO. 2. ROANOKE SQUARE,
Agents ior Mapes' Super Phosphate OF

AND OTHER FER TILIZERS,
winch have been in use in the Southern States
for the last ten years, and have proven to be the
very best. ~"
liberal discount will be allowed to the trade.
We have also ON hand large quantity of
Northern Potatoes for Seed-D ykemans, Mer-
GERS, jackson Whites. Junes, Buckeyes. White
Sprouts, &C., &c. ''
We are also In receipt OF large consignments of
OF shipping to the Southern States.
9lve us call before purchasing elsewhere
Jan6-t MONTGOMERY & WILSON
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

%@- COPPER TIrs protect the toes of Chill
dren's Shoes. One pair will outwear three with
out Tips. Sold everywhere
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LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
l.. S. 4 Co. also publish thu

l.. S. & Co. also publish the
# A r. M E RS G U ID E,
By Henry Stephens, of Edinburgh, and the late
J. P. Norton, of Yale College: vols. Royal Oc-
tavo, 1900 pages, and numerous Engravings.
Price 81 for the two voumes-by mail, pos
paid, So. dec30-tf t
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E9r w. H. Wales has been appointed by
the Governor, Notary for Norfolk City and
County.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

~S~~
The House met at IL o'clock NJ Prayer
by the Rev. DR., Woodbridge, of the Episco-
pal Church.
HORSE STEALING.
Mr.. Joynes, from the Committee on Courts
of Justice, reported back, with the recon-
mendation that it pass, House bill to provide
more effectually for the punishment Of horse
stealing Read first and second time.
The bill provides that any person who shall
steal horse, mule or jackass, shall be pun
ished with death, or with confinement in the
Penitentiary not less than five nor more than
eighteen years.
GOVERNOR LETCHER.
Ex-Governor John Letcher appeared 10 the
Hall, and was warmly received by many of
his old friends.
Several Senate bills were read and referred.
BILLS PASSED.
The following were read third time and
passed:
House bill TO Incorporate the Atlantic Dock
and Iron Company.
House bill to authorize the county courts to
borrow MONEY
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RITTsH RIoDIC Ais.
LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW Conservative
THH EDINBURGH REVIEW (Whig.)
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AND
BLACKwooD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE (Tory.)

The interest of these Periodicals to American
readers is rather increased than diminished by
the articles they contain on our late Civil War
and though sometimes tinged with prejudice,
they may STILL considering their great ability and
the different stand-points from which they are
written, be read and studied with advantage by
the people of this country, of every creed and
party.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
WANTS,

HOUSES WANTED.-Wanted to
IL buy several Houses for parties removing to
Apply to E. c. LINDSEY & CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
Janl2-tf "a West Main Street
M ANTED.-A tract of Land on a
w convenient navigable tributary to the
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Apply at L. H. Cobb Sons, Wills Wharf of
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CITUATION WANTED.-A Young
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rates.
jane BIT. ROCHESTER
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Just receiving and for sale low from wharf.
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DEW IN CHRIST CHURCH FoR
l. SALE.-We offer for sale Pew No. 100
West Gallery Christ Church.
LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS.
lanIz-3t No. 5, Commercial Row.
NJ OTlCE.-I have this day sold 0nf
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WINE and LIQUOR BUSINESS, to Massrs
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My old friends and customers will oblipe me- nv
extending their patronage to them.
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Is East Wide Water Street.
The subscribers, having bought out the Stock
Nc, It William johnson, will prosecute the
WINE AND GENERAL FOREIGN AND Dos
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AT the old Stand, under the firm of
DOBSON d RAINIER.
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Mr.. Perdy offered a resolution of nquir,
relative to the rights and privileges of persons
owning the lands adjacent to the " shadows
OF fishing for oysters in the same Agreed to
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w TWENTY LABORERS.
Apply at the office of the Norfolk and Peters
burg Railroad Company decl8-tf
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oo,sfnY REAL ESTATE FoR SALE.

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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

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ROCK7ISLAND POST OFFICE


ChseagO and Rock Island Railroad Mail arrives at
$3.50 A. NJ, and 4:45 P. NJ. Closes at 7.20 A.
M, and 1880 P. M.
Sterling and Rock Island Railroad Mail, via Mo-
line, Watertown, Hampton, Rapids City, Port
Byron and Cordova arrives at $50 a. m. and
closes at 4.30 p. m.
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