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■=r-.rzZ- T7T RICHMOND. MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 17, 1861. NUMBER 142.
\ . I ; s'* OO. __ ... --- . ■— -■ .■ ' 11 ■■ ■ m
i I cHVON [> W HIO.
MILLINERY FAIL TRADVKKfc
f 0|3S t.. call attention to r-.T re-ooTa! Worn No. 109 Milo
£ „• • v the caaarlt ’M new bu lling Wo. Sd»X«!sttnet,tV
jo . r. » •«-*- “BPOWWOOD HOTEL," *
4,.. , s-.h and fv. rtrcuts, whf e Itcy -pared to exhibitAlar j
W1LUXF..LY GOODS
... -ra'T=*d“ M’ llnary A. Ur'. » than h .-ctefore, e-nsM's.! of
• Raaee RIbbocs, Franca
a r.rs -ra, Itr'da *:< ‘d j, Heart OreMet Dress Cat,
i . . Cm , .jd i. .a .«,Ci ape aud 1' uui ■ 0> arm and Merrra la
ct.'i. lu-.ml- a.V R. , ,-lTd.. l-.lral.V-.
1 •. a « i:h lb- a- n*ra’ M, .. -ry '. .ulaeaa, l wtUmannfa#*
. . -1- - Cioa'r t i atanvuc.r, of ai* bio ta. In e latest f t b
., :, c , .t .aaouabie pr.cei. All orde'iwt I ro.' iee prompt
* • agit _
* SPRING JTRADE. m
HAT?, CATS AND STRAW GOODS.
SCOUT. I*. DI€KINM>t,
Bucrea-or to
BINFOBD, BUl.l.\sO’ * WIIMOKH,
RICHMOND. VA.
rV IS open and Iz (tore, a hid and complete alack of
L tlT8’ Ct«.
aud STRa’V OOO'W,
O' t . lote-l an ‘ most fuahVnable at--i- a, *;.-.-n will be toll at
a i .-.t'r m l -c?«!L ’i tb * m ost far .rablc t- • nu
T e .tte—i "f -'ehanislsnojtrsapoctiullj solicited to call
aid rXiRCUr i»r ttrmwlT^.
'111.IT IKV II ITS A\I> CAPS
U I i,- *o --r .or »•. till- ikoilnt totles
i t . I't’Ki'tl a -r.i*S w.t. Bud It to their interest to call acd rx
a^1 * -ty stock before wttnlkp _
S KINO S YLES fl A
OK II >TS .1 h B CAPS.
a | i 4u .i- :n i f H.dS at. 1 C\l*d 'or the Springtra-H i< now
.V} n; v. enora in/ ad the u-w style* and col ra of *oft
f ' M • «k n, b!’» and CissSniere *t«, and a vi..r-j
t ‘ • -a at.lenf Cap*. Lowborn and Mraw Pr.t. -n feat rarl-tr —
a ... . (tnn! aaaj tmenl of se tletneo’* fu-Blahlug xo da. L'm
i .ViU,.og Care , *. Sc , ai! or any or wh'aa will be .old
c ,i c •’d tci-i-.a asal any otj irtavabdaumentta tltscltg.
rr.r e'l’jilT Invite acali from purchaser*.
JOHN THOMPSON.
r y ..a No 1 Ballard Hnus*.
SPRING* 1801.
SOlT’dEil.t HIT JlAJl'FAETUBY.
ESTABLISHED 1830.
ywy'lr tnt>.eH>.-r respertlWty Invrt -e the attrn
1. - s of the aferebatiia of V'rftola, and North
Cv.mii a to lh.» . stenatr* I’-O of hia own aod
T •- ,-z V .i.uf»rtur-d HVs Purchaserswilllnd
1 to i , *. Inter- <1 to cal, at hla hnzre. prev' ut to
g 'tox turther North. a» he is leaving u..lhug un
tone. ara- uikdj? or paina to veep 'he i
. » T a'e i’ the > t'.h ii ■ da ao*d In Ih.s Houae wl'l be
r v*»r*My, ta «iua.::y an i v ” «* ■ npM»*
coo' a- fr >rn a. ? V*mk wark**’. Thrr* will he f*a»l a!! thf *| • I
t 4 of W«kL. r< \ m! H llW «4 A t*H, f» »a lh-f low**t tl'~
r. • . :.> la. y f r g«Hkn* . Also, Bovs’and
’ • '* hit* 1 lie*. 1 ' f .i l ;>,1 »!li Styles, aoJ Ladles’
K IG/ llv.t of ail the v%« ‘ >**» tyoalittes*
Pur 'Siiht will do w**l' t, •*»! and evamto*.
JOUM D*)OLIV M W» •» st Eleh**vm4tw v
1>G1. s‘"'s ::IAUK- ItSGi.
liLIATT * WEISICEK,
'Utl KA Tl KLR> AM* H HuLLSALE l* A LESS 1Y
llat.-, Cnp.-t anti Straw Goods*
N»* 167 !!».« Sra**-r, • 'r wit* KicuaIAI Bank,)
4*4 fiuu I*’, F.I-,
Hvv- and art* now of rhu *** it,- Merchant* nf Virginia,
S -»rw .aa an I T*aua«**e. *4 pride* 4o «Si* U»«* ll««S * c *«
j. §t, f Spr'Qg and »*u.ti*ncr «* otls, which fr«-r*ri* v and
i a. , xrHI «! Boyers will do well to give as a oa«! to
, 'v -r |
i:Y( oi k a4>i:
SOUTHKKS HAM'i'ACTUUES!
> *n, e*-.>eelv'jr'* V •« -*» <Mih »» drM-ahte fto-lB
4# wtt' lutpar (I b * tnor. or V-ai t?.,ii their *et»:ft. * rV^
fMK I KBtiXHIW O0OII.' ft»»l»* AN*
,»a ,I|J urjttitri U, ,.»f,tf".,lirl.»-k w*' « * "
ft. , t nut ■ n.hi -’r .-b. *.-.' « .U» i -»••• r *» • TV r Pout '"n
m.nafv u-•— h, hint .« .-ed. • »T * *• -I ■ ■• *• ' 3T>
o»»<-heretu >r* h-eu etvl. la Vir? ••. tbe. fiiVl heirttlleth
Mb'hi e T vl ■.*.- he,; *0-1 h ■• « , '
-Cl<' !')..<■ . CL if*;- • ' v* . •• froa ft-.t
V . * rv> »<■•• •!,•*! *o w • > , -. '*'•<* «*•. ' n >*' * *
... f r . fj A '■ * ■'"• 3 |K,f * *t*
► C> . J . tj-, . . let re-ft'e < rtf V.r, t « OfT
I r.' • Jlr.’ :•• 5-.t-.i - • til-a «( V» I 3>.« «ti>*ri-.f In .tu.!ity,
I , , * i v-iv-*-•- *■ re »■ I i ■ ’i -* ■'
T1'- \‘ - <4a,i b Vtf ar l Cwctral Agri**a iuril at t! ^ir
. . , ... , Cj.» r ;«*,*»«' to th'ft O-mpu.ijr *
t- I 4c<!t! f r »’■ > txfci - 'a of 0003.', whlii U
e., I- 11 m- * r*-* V '*h t«*r. Ac.
Pu'.'nft—-• m,r re'* .pen «r.-r/p e-e of O,o.!t rt%n«fftctt*r"i
b* u, -Wax *-bl It li rtprtaflftbl, end fts4«r aftwowtoiMI
,
• f <•> cv 1 »aj evttua witi ’ w 31
LEWliJ D. caK.NPHAW, Pro<H«al.
fit m. P MiToaxu,!
Wui;viri,.r t, . Wrc^!ort.
J tiU 3* >*»,
t W. UintruoD, j
A, A.-OU for thr *»> of ‘hr <1 ' .>l> owsaNrlor-J by Use Crea
, . . ftoy f R.cV» 1 v* .»r h\r» a «o« teal
, , 1, f See. | . ; Ui . >: ,. I IV.0. .0
U ••f'ft’r;—tn* Ct •♦.*.», I ,i*« » lo« of Bor K*okrt» *0.1
.« , ts i ,iem*noI tor -« »t she r«tr of k «»*
»w-l ;—»• *.i of ahich ■ Ter to the t-vie at tftlr price* Mid
M ..Tu u x,. alth c .aSJe-ee tSftt the raterpri •« wl’-l re
t« '• * uhrrel rji .-art. CEKX3UAW * JV'
♦eWt n W
ROILBUB for K ; «k"iC,, b^< Ivrm, ***
i£* “« <p,‘- TUOB. A HTUatT A 00.
815,000.
VOHI OF
CLOTHING!
AMD
Genta’tJ Furnishing Goods.
POR balb
at cost r ox: v ash.
To Ck-p the W tt4» Mo. tc#
fib S« «uh«r1h«r h • ftJv -«s f o» the pr-prl tor to .'ff rth.
I „ ... , ,a hftai, *» ft »of. D.tSced «nJ lar.l^ ftHehVoa
t U -at, ki. >« a: tfto ’ty »:i .xcet’ent cne W
1 r.bri.., a» !e up la the b mftiiv.er The fPet
. i - »*e up ..u-i. lift 1ft*. »lx oreght Bunthu, *aJ pre
•euU rftr. ui p. rtux*l. ft ,, jr _ v. -t,
q.m Cu»u P oMa p»3U MiXfteir.eft
t,uc* do luci C**« Pent* *»
* lloftla flRaal'ni'T* Vp*!4 C%’!iStlS tiO
4140.
HIoTob CorUra
Dr.c Si.-*
H.r.lk rWf* Ah.a'o, ■***•»
A ; jficrt.'l nl l\ .«<• m*.-k«k» for 5'toll Tro la
>.KRCH t^rs
A , t !»■.• oiv- forkpriap pan h.AM« »r* lo- V ! to oe ot.m no
li;„, ». «- >hia» nj»uoyv»a b« aiodv. oai *« oJrr Uirkn lo
,w *• 'op*T-4 TCM»«. *«•<>♦.
•MB - ” "
CKKNSHAW QSSIMtKKS.
u i: t •* i: it i: i. i.’h i i s* i .ti t: it i: s.
icru & WINTER'S CiiWNUSS.
Ml LI.KK’S CA^SSIMERES,
i I I of vntkrrn R miiK1 taro, rwa a h*»d ouJ will
A *d .1 It.* loleat »»yl». ■ '"or Ihf
CtTLU:* or WUTaRV wr*R.
R-'akOb.rtM» lo o do«*fckkO tl...V'e-i of lonf Akondlng, (AT
y«« »-g n«.i .prong ep ft- » cadO'*''of Ik* I-. i4«
B i . * pr«giit-« -a*» to lfc« httkt- t*1" 1 "u ***•*"/ >••*«<••«»
m !.i, ,»/o P./-dW,ovVida.''<<.l fk-uanj
•r - pi,, .* ,.j, b-mni «. mad to an g 4 - on g*» Ui« OBglnto
•t to. ken. S of u.at kn wiedg-i
Ooa to toe iarg« and S. a »o>re, ka» oM ktond,
U4 Main M oot,
, f« fit A kMITT?
Ill - -- • i*\ lAt’.k BirfOr wi.l ca-o pote
. t «i kif otl-er m*<fl-lr» »n !•*««. oriang !>ob.
* ' R°*-1* * “V _ , .
IMI. kHKIHi TK.lOHi
SIIAFKR. HAiSEY £ CO..
M\V r.AOrUC.iW AND DRALi k« IN CLOTtlINO,
1!0 Main St.. Richmond. Yn.
'11 It tot an of mofthonu la c* >-l •« » new a-J will rolart
1 -!.. .. f -|‘k'S(; I'jJf IIMI u« i.p-.lng'cr U>#
.. ' ...
nuuTS AN l> SilOKS.
WESTON Ac WILLIAMS.
ka. li PfA'i Struct*
mh lii»M,
HI ATI • 1ft ree.lv*4 ofj’l *nd e .1. * kaaortmfOi of
buuT* Bad PldOKA .
* i *p»ei t> ft* -o* a »» oao, on4. la %>MIWwi *• 1M* lorg* Vtd
» -to ] . . pg tai n g-ink*. ha.» !-'• *>.*’»»«*< to'
A* -to ... f.-wry kt koanl.*. A’a., -ktrh i. la.-a.ud oak
■•'*» i ll if *« k oqato *o on* la ilk* <-«anUy
C ua :y t:A« ora rrquntad to oo »ft1 •X'RI,°* : "
m (rlrai WKI^ON 4 WiLLUMd,
m •*tn-K No i*ob l
1 “kit Hi IJ.X. OLD RVE WH144T of *^«kw dJOJItT, l*
I-»Lr- an 1 tola *y Ifel») H.JOSA
. I.n to-hn told r.gm. far »oio Ay_ _
li trM JOHKW. «f»*rK>!» A *f>*.
C’HHISIM. AT UHOLIStlt.**' rokpackfOUy
1 l». i. ■*. ,u i.k|.a of aoanuy m«r. hooto to oar Udgo onJ
Oil HIM nwg to
kPUMIl clothiw,
ol' of BWi-k • aa b *n naatJa-tarod byo .n.'<« la rap«r1->r ftjio,
•ad*, fr.kt BdTkniagrk and aa aShy-'d apaa t4aafftitotoltoao
4n .iki tti, ikiagMUlUi .4 *l«ad
. “•> 4 AKJd, 4AL0WTH 4 TILUAAUL
CHTYTON Y A KNS.- »a, <iu pnarda X.rtA Ci-oRra **nu,
i io^i Bid dkg fa4 fodkatlaa. of «r» apakr
kookky.laaor. aa : ,4 mA« t»
_H§.....K4MT. H«l * 00
W AN 1 tilf-l/m »a*lto| ro»oBd, Blao. UK 114 IkdfU
v w“*vsflwrteass»
HBW \M TIO> HOUMBt
f^rt-ik sale of negroes. !
rfVt* u-i'-ralrned hu this day com oenred the Auction hB*"r***.
| fur th •»:« of NVGRVE* at the Au lien Room on Franklin
II hTTc A t.. - , I
lie cl : . i Vr; « both p.S 1 I? %*•<! ft > V *"• »rd V '
-»Vta. a e o' b:« frUn in a*»U pufetio fto«al*». *»• P" !*** '
■
1
l bia’n ’ • fr-t *■'«« M'tift prl -t R« •*v»b* L’crA* *• *M»-«rs
caa'f"" v l«> haul—and 1j |*rrhar<*d In board pr sou* en
r-jc-d in (..« t.*w», auJ aUo ihdff »< rt 4n:t—h4Tinc 4tap.e accom- l
Uod*fc>atfor bolt. S- R „ _
On FraaiRii, S:d door below W *11 j
April rw». iaw. _ _
iilClL'JUiM) I’UlTEKLES, $g?
F„0T OF JIAJ3 STttttT, gCCkiTTS,
ahd
CORNET. OF CART AND 12T11 STREETS,!
IllfttTiNE, VA.
OCSSSZL’S As
PI^P-UUTOSS.
rfT ir oaSa/*r*^**r» r*tp .• 'n?3I the n*»rch*ete cf TlrdatA,
2 N< i th Oa^oUna aad Xebttwaboe^ Italtiiey art c:aouf4Ctor.ng
thi but nu4ii:jr of
STONE-WAKE,
Which t y »iU tell it the eery lowest prices, irtlh a IC/tral dlt
. '
. t» • A u« to Id by tu will be <l»l!v.*red in ery part of the
nti ( ce * i hoeff, TildA w. AtPlB,
" _t»ATIO PAKR_
WiLCOX <Y GFIBBM’
SEWING MACHINES.
iwvwwrsn at
J. F, <11 ISBN, IW.II Folat,
POCAHONTAS COl NTT. Fh.
A KIM* tranufacmrel end*iu|>attntj .Tictrd to hte ar l Ja-n.
A WMIeoa iaked Jut 1 .. July Patc« «t
A M, 1 -o-. Fro. jary Jl, A-»» HoeeM- d under uiothel
Fit- ij c ' -:agth*e#t>rcoc»:rwc::>a af the Machine icon*#
cocr-y 'th- - en b- no htirtii-n in r-.nrd to the cktentrfsh .
■ It lew torn Plicated aod the mo* perfect working Sewing *a
chli.4 U.v in U*A wave . J
I- f r.n i 1"ten aod e'se ic ;-aas. width It warranted not tc
riu in w- »r, a.: t'u re''a -lent-'n «H kinds of fabric*.
Pr.cc *56 to si 5 Etery Machine warranted.
moe».,o w*.c. J JOUR A. KELVIN,
beivi. ’• block,
tfT># 19th »r-t Boternor street*.
T,k hhusbacon ■•' *•
hi A. T. WOEW »
NEGRO HIRING. 1861.
E. .a• J. <’LOFT«JI,
Real Estate *Y Hiring A^ent,
OFKUS COftNFR WALL ANi> FSANKL1N STREEW, OPPO
S1TK Pi- WINSON. HILI A CO,
mcEifc ojntjD, "V-a.,
1SHR euh.crber S ft to rlurn h:t .vcknnwledgensenta to hie
. • u the r 'atora daring ho paKtlx yeaiw,
a , V. a; I 1 lo n feta that he »•'. I e'-n'-lsite* the badnte* «f .UR
. I T N.« - he. RIXJING uCT H<Il'SES, COLi.KCTINO
CLAt'IS. and all buslce-. pcf..ln'og to a General Agency, to all
which he lift h> -rntmtl '•( e .f' '•.
Pirt'p«t8 th^ewo'n whe ni4f entrust the b^rlr^ of tn***r
NegToeelu him. mar rest a-ure t of every attention being p-iJ to
ee- t'U. th. tn a, ne uih -r hu* ecod homes an I the bc.t pr.cee. and
<
th ill always be .c,v>i-d H- has u*-> a Uige oomfoeUble npait
Et-m. .-'"':.e i-.’ »;ihh.t •:!!.* . w ere thoc-sereanis who are not
pro ridel w.ih |>Ue#e wtuy a' night during th# huug, but re
ns'e. W*th a good "re. r*«< o* cnaao*.
Ncgr ta for hire H e *. ra.n; year, nad better be kent la to me aj
early after Ck-Uiaat as pots bie.
Totkouat aditUtut t ’ fewpvmtaOg Mtiwie,i)<f
l-.reAb-*.. «»/W.u.r-!.ff pew*:
K Anon I DIckiUM .1. n»; K-. and viuecn county, Pr.
TV ,re»s Lat-n.-, A-' -ar Tex: .s, John l.uansin, Thomai Fanr.Ue
rov: W stajore!-.'.-l cconty br.Fi> tv ee’ailcht, ReT. Tho* R
Locke Kt- > llao. eou.tT. John!. LVaoe. W. C. Latin*, Pr
Jonn Lea.'-: ri ng -,. < untv George Turner. Mehard Turner,
1 M wir>‘. : ■ Lee; v'lroUn ■ co.’ite i.o- He igl , Pr. Ju- n
■ N I i. : -., l>r Jau.ca It. Lata-',
■ * I •• " 1 ►••e...
" .. Jii rC 1’ v Iiv.rc .ir.:;. Pars* Bluer;
Hi b,-nUd .• •sari. D .*•>.* A. ?u)ct; New Heat county, Wb.
'• V • • J IB Lac R I.
La-r Louuu . 'I Parr; .X; Cuc-bxeUii.! county, * m. I),
ci • • II » ; • ! : -at-ngc inly, A H h.-nau; t.u peptr
^ un-T.J B C • »'• ’ W ' county, Hi J. Wlere;
Serf e, C»| t. J- B MlildVt- = , John (!• irilee.
teelS —d1v*c<u>___
auTcci:.
EUGENE CAK KINGTON,
I [JMBER I >EALER,
OOnN'S HiSX.IV A !!> MS STSiNTU STSTIW,
£.<** •*' Tl MIMA,
\j,w \\*4 ,i\' HASD A Eu«* A*cort»«t ef %1! kino* of Lc MuEi,
. v.»:
WM A»h,
MahMr.b/. K'-->ry,
B.„k Waiaot, ‘
Cheery. Vuple,
i... •, a Wood.
tkll .iw «>.'
1 l-rh l! ,irl«, We„!hc' Piarrf'ny,
S ,]u do ritri:* Uv-rtfU.%
Step P':i-x, G ir-ien Ralls,
IlMihf. Scantling, Ac.
—ALSO—
| C-.dar and Oak Pests. mhl
LAtiPeii sphim; sardv. • i;.. n r*
f lrbt._ -'
,.(1 .i i.'.i .,{ . i. < vl domestic, capiu-e, la yiit |jB*
fvi:ki> «o I Pea Kul'V*.
T*M • Ca-I • V. cf n- .r y recry fad.
Hi. m a*, i 5" »■ * ,rgo a-1* ‘timent.
Cor., uni V i v r ti . It', next kind.
On'.'u', s I s»c M«or*cie".t
Aire's bpsd- s aiidShsv If, all slice.
Roe' -.no ■ Pradee an 1 St.- »-!*. «!! ’'ret.
Alsau r as I ' ay Pori-, a large 1.1.
K no i. -5 ;-.d Uo^C Nvix
P at* I’•■•os an • F 'rl *
H •'% »■ rs a d BUc . Bridles.
Cha. a of ail km.is and « sea.
U - » Rn h, su.;*, IVd, Cheat and Cupboard Locks, In
gi at v ir'.-lv,
W.th e»ery article kept la car Hus of bailless Wo tedious to
U W - tnrltr ogr Men Is and Ih > pri^'lc to call on ui. We sr'.B sell
bare da* for cash or to punctual cu-tomei $
TU>0. K0BEST-3S A B'V.
m*ZS _*■. Hf' Wain r'.reeL
T SWOON Foil I fc.ll.-lW Cask* T'l.brrw r ■-sale by
J KOWIN WO&TiiAki A 00
.) - s ; r HC.t . PHDO A *>9i s's I v ru.% 81 li vu
Z •'l Cured Pam.lv Huai, in store and lor nan* by
mh« W. It. PLEASANTS.
"Tpi.^i. .n U.A’AIAt.H reeenr.oe and f.- »a!t el
TOh.J W.'.-TT A JOKNUTOICB WooXsrvrs.
^PIING BdAVSIA ' Ju-l '-ee'TeJ*s
^ :»M.: .'- ", adjoBiliRtbcSp-Uwood H 'd, a rase
cf Hre-s Hi - rt • . Peris; aiv Spring style Straw CETt
Bonnets and vtiiars' Hats.
L» II,« ebuui loavlug '.h* chr can procure B.-.naets, In tbe relia
ble Sprli e s' esc o' - • r Si;«. Ptraw or Crape.
Rrerr article ef Mdllcery and Maa*!!’*? rranufactrred to order
at eburt notice. l*n!SJ N <L ii «KTA;-r. IK.* Main slieet.
r> PiFIN *£l» M'GAKS.-W barrels for sale by
R %p.e *(D*iN' WOkTHAM A CO
,a ► H its »>kA BUKIKS SI Pl hlOlI IWH
i i) OHAN'lE OOCNTY Bt TIE A, just recetred by steamer York
town
21 kegs and hal' Ml> TJryKIa Mounbs'n llu'ter,
00 bag* M ens, Laguayru, Jaes, Crrlo.i an ! Rio Cof’. t,
20 bo j. C-u ■ ' Cat, lirauu.ated, Palreilaed, Cuffec and
Br. a 'i Sugar,
lOhelf cheats best U-oeo sr.d B’a-'k Tee,
]iX> PeSDi r b'a ra aad Superfine Flour,
9» Sugar-cure J Qu*en City. Todd's and plain Rams,
175Tr..n liress ••te'es, shoulders and J ■’** Ka"ou,
Si boxes Par.Ci'ic, Adamantine sau T-d'csr Candlex
lix; bddi Ur.'T, <>o» 'er and »'*« k-*»e P-x».
tv us* w*dte M. -eer and t'eacll Blow i'. 'a»oes,
Loa.irn Porter, qbsrts and pints, Port a'.d -•aatira Wine.
L. I . and pure Old Vs. 'I 'dnt.in W!. rky.
P* r sale wh.iesa'i and retail, by J B 1,011 bR’lbOX,
nj>3 Gurnee *eo*eruor end Franklin itreeis.
IlH'Ki: K.—S’.ainiord Livurice, In »tor • and f..r »*> by
j a»8 a. v.sroKm a no,
I - > • ■ Hu
1«U nartua'a H-r»e Tt»B«c. H !• worth arty
•in-.eo me prce of It for miproyjbf Ik; co:.! ii.n of Slorsca, Ac ,
a. di rovunling aad coring tic ta, »e.u, hidebound, iv«temptr,
Sot* Manufacturer ar i P'oprt.etar.
j-^-jtct j by ail Dyuggbta to tee late Unite J mate, and In the
fc.ib.wT' C nfr.l-ary __ _ _»pf_
mtcria i K VMVIVTBW ll ACTIVK
I sM;'tC*.— * • r. rar -t •»'! and wltl be ncbi abed !jnmedl.i*ely
A Mint!*! of laflbH h,r ».• u»te»t»u *.ii»e ferrtew, implied
ham 111* late 18:**t tap Aotu art aa. «al>r« He a!' that U • -t. n
a' 'or I'rooio lu attire r-rvice by Co: *» H. SlOBAUtoCA, Jr.
*■ ► A"LT FRtl’Y.
MANUAL TOR TWOftltc ASD kiO'JNTrD RIEL EM'S
• We nowKt'-all at «»»v ; h> an Itcporta t mlbltry * or A In
the courar of puce: ".U a by ,u< A- kt «rtl.. puolldi-r
an i booe ct er. I tie bt, t ho L-eo pr.pa.~-d uy Cot, J. Lscji
t'aela of tb • Army, cut: . J. "'ll Tao w‘f MagcaU'bcHf a com
p!!at»..ti ap.| atrlrtgetn :-t ol ti e irtl I r Mounted In ad
■tttl.u to aKlah ta reprinted In fa (. ute natr.itat.-re lift l for
Mounted K:3 ate', i>y tip*. w%wry, to uhirh « corretn mlcnt re
ferred a > fat la' .y lu oar eo j rn* a I- w we -t, »|t- w l'i».
BOOKS AND STATIONIHY,
| TV. H.T > DOIt'H. 1*1 Main Mr**:, baa for ea'e a full
el . a*irk ( ' ... hti . and Hite Han. at Poet*. Cap, Letter, No'.,
ar.d W a,.; in(P per—Pena Ink, kn>-k>pe*. Itkatami#, H.ooilk
Ulank Bo k*. and other aiLoiet nf Static nary, AUo new and
•tan . era Mu. e _m>»
tiDnou>, piviomT & co., orris fob
j hale now landtag,
tlodi, KCiiy, Madeira Mine?,
HcnC.tr.er R-at ! .• In pipe and H, caah,
\1i tag. . Ws. ta Bred,
Kper. Hei.V. •* Wine,
Cat Loaf Aagarw,
Untipow ier and Hack Tea,,
J aea Ct Toe,
London M -.liar 1,
Porto Rico cugar and Mnlvns,
AieiJ,
Junalo Bam, I year* In » ej.
InifOKTE^ LOODe.
tf.ed.lv Chew e, of yupervr •piaTy. ar l beant'.fd.lj put np
Dupe*. Obin baL*. of tape, lor ., iwl.ijr
Oh,.a Oapeia. Ol'.rce Jarot
G.au.ioChan t Orrf’a', (wMla and grejn)
Mac ar,nl, V, revoill, fj M Cij'-i*
Ckuw Chow, Cr. u a Mat,' 'tiiooe
Wuaaer .vue, a yam, V.*ah, Piquant* Banco
Modald. t-.lee Dll aad Sardtaaa
Brandy l.BS, CLaatpagf-e la atagnuuti, quart*, pint* and hal*
ptn'o
Olarota, from good to Tory tuperlcr
F.r >a.e by
ja»'—AW BLAIS A PHAMBKBT ATKE W
a BUVk AUMIT HUlOUl.
WEST A JOHNSTON,
•OOKSELLERS and stationers,
~ 143 Main rtreet.
Hare reco reJ the folicwt-g
NEW BOOKS:
A BOOK ABOUT nOCTOBB By J Coedr Jef»rrwn, awfhot of
-hoyefo and Noy* to-’a,** *«. lUtutrated gl.ih
THE NATIONAL Cv.NfBwl'bllST , »».*•*• v»l*» *f tbo father,
apoa «h- rUto of the Country H, J a C. Mb, S3e
THI ILICATKATgO BOBM DOCTOR. Ay Bdoard Maybow,M.
tav.A A*'sc
MACaBLATT) LNbl. aN n—Tol h. If mo. ao J Sro 80e. and »L>L
ANNUAL eClSNT.riC DISflf’VgBT; or. T«»r Bootac.’ fartala
BrtoMoo aad Art. Idttod by latld A WeHr, A. If. St BA
Tvsasssare
TKCIOIII**ttark ^^.rgu’wtSto OnnJfo IDatkiatad.
BALmoite LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE Fkl>y QUACKERY.
Tbr Only - line where a Can' can *>c Obtainei!.
fvi. JOHNyCN h»» discovered the most Cert:.!r, Speedy arid
1 / ouly Effectual dcreJy lo thi Wor.d fur Weakness of the
L.. k or Limbs, bt-totures, Affections oft!.e Kidneys J Madder,
InT.-lo.-tsT Discharge*, Impel,rev, liener-i Detllitv. N..ivcus
Lesi Dy.p-ri'tli, Lacrur.r, Low SpLlts, Cvuf!i«l"u of Meal, 1‘alpl
Utioa of the Hewn, Tit- idilj.TrembiliiRS, Lir.tn.a of eight or Uti
rPn.-M, !>!,ev*o of the Dead, Throat, Nose or bkln, A Jecilon* of the
Lcnw’8 oniaeh or Bowel*—tho*e Terrible Pi»ordor» arising from
Solitary Uablta of Youth—those bucaar *0.1 .otttary practice*
a re uia! '.o their victims than lb** w-ng of By reel to the Marin. r*
c>f IT.. 39-1, blighting their ico*t briiilan'. hopes or ohucipaiiutn.rcn
dertcg marrUr., Ac., Impossible.
YuHNQ MTV
Fspe ally, who have bccon.e the victim.* of Rolllsrv Vice, that
d. -airuT aud deulructivehafcit which annual!; rweepi l" an millet
ly grave thousands of Young men of the iw*t exaltcl talents and
iTrld'tn: Intellect, who ra'ght cthenrl’e lave entranced listening
Senates with the tlmr.ie"1 of eloquence, or waked to erslacy the
Hiltu, lyre, may call with toll conad-nce.
ilARHIAGi:.
M.-.-ri-d Peraon*. or Y, ucj M.n root, mpln'lrijr marriage,being
aw u e of ph»*!cal weakness, organic dsblUly, tlefonul.les, Ac.,
Ipeedlly cared. ....
He who p'aeej hltnerlf und-r the car-of Dr. J. way rel.glous’y
e. 0*1 de lr h'j be nor a* a g-nhem-.a, xrd cmfldeutly rely upon Ida
■kbl as a Physician.
ORGANIC WFAKNKlsS.
Immediately Cured ard Full Vigor Restored.
TMi Dreadful ''lsease - which rendt- Life miserable and Mar
r'»<e impousible—I* the penalty paid by the Wit'ms of Improper
Indulgences. Young persons are too apt to comu.lt excesses trow
not beir g aware of'L l dreadful ccnscqu n. es that may »n*ue.—
Sow, who tbxt und Fstsi. 's the subject will pretend to deny tha
t^e rower of procreation i* lo-t sooner by th... fa beg Into ltn
. rop.r habile than by the prudent ? BeaileabelDR deprived of the
pleasure of healthy oflsprtng, the -.ost suriou* and destructive
i m ' .res to both body and mind arise. The »yst-m becomes De
, .o. < .l. the Phvslc.l and Mental Fanet'oris Weakened,L 9j of Pru
cre.tlve Power, Nervous IrritahU'tv, Dyv.i-psle. Palpitation of the
Ucoit. Indigestion, Coustltuticuai Debility, a Wastingof the Frame,
(\uigh< CotiQm]lt!"9, Ac.
OFFICE NO. 7 8CUTH FREDERICK STHEFT.
Left hand side going from Ha’ linore street, a few docs from the
cerrer. Fall not to obs.rve name and number.
Letters must be paid and oo..taii. a stamp. The Doctor’s Diplo
ma* hang In kis office,
DR JOHNSON,
Member of the Rorai Oolleee of Burgeon*, eradcate *roni one of
the cost emlrent Colleges in thcf'nltei Plates, end the great, r
part r.fwbose life ha* been Spent hi tie hospital* of London, Par
is, Fl'lndelphia and el* where, I o effected »• m* of ibe most '.l
tonUhing cures that were eve." known; many troubled n th ringing
In the h. ad and ears when asleep, grei-t n-rvusr • *, t« ng alarm
ed at sudden sounds, barhfulne..., with frequent b’.usMi g. at
leaded sometime* widi a derangement of mind, were cured 1m
TAKE PARTICnUR NOTICE.
Dr. J. ad.Der.es *11 those who have luju-'d Ihems dre* Ly Im
preowr Indulge!,. - and solitary habhs, which r.-lo b"h body and
ml :'.i, urdt ;ng them for either business, study , society or mar
7i.«e art some of the sad and meluvcl o'y effect* produced by
early :,vb ■« of v'.uth, vl* : Wc'.ineaa of the Back and lama .,
PV.ns ui the Head, Dimness or night, Lest et Muscular Power Pal
p . i tof *he Heart, Dyspepsy, Ns.-vous !• nubility, Derangc
r -.t of the Digestive Fund!'us, General Debility, Symptom* of
Consumption.
—The fearful eS .-t* on thr mini a e mnrh to be
.1: d— Less of Memory, l .infusion . * Ideas, D-. r^sei-.u of Bp'.r
Per Boys, Avers ta Boclt , Sell ;> tt ost, love of
8 i’.'uds, T.mldltv, A- . ar- •«.»* of the evt a | ro.' - c 1.
Tbo'-jar.•>( pe.r. •: s of ail ace* can now judge what Is the cause
of their deeliring !u all ii, Itsin* their vigor, be.vmir.R w ni, pale
nervous and macUled. having a ub yul* appearance about the
e. - j, cou»h anl eymplja. f consu- . a.
YOl'NU MIN
Who have irjnred themse et uy a certain pr .•■'Ice In luigc'1 if
whenwion- a habh f.eqoently leant'd fr-m e it) companions, ■ '
at school, the-5-rt* of which »re n'gh'dy f-_", iver. t-.eu itsirtp.
an i if r. t cured re-.der* marrUge dr.posslble, and destroys both
mind .ci body, thonld apply Icuaedlatcly.
W»a a that .i yuitug c.a.i, the hope of li’.s country, the
da.-lhTof bis parent*. »hou d be sjalvil from *!S p-osptet* and
i fiife, bi , •
o* r.-' aadla iulRlr.. It a certain secret habit. bu»i. ; trios*
acsT, I’-fcru eont.mrdati: g
MARRIAGE,
redoettha! s *- und tpip.f and body Li ? the mo*» nuceiaary reqnlrl
tl .jt,. proesote c. noublal happiness, indeed, w.'1 .ut these, th
i. u.v.e,. th.-oa i lire I vcomes a wetnr piiy;lt>.*e; »V prosper!
. .. v ■ bt law I with dm
p dr .ml ‘iil •! wl;b II * u.eUr, .holy red.- b. a u. ti the t applneu of
*a->lhcr bee.x-■* bliHbWd w . 1. our r-a
DI5EA8V Cl IMPRVDTINCK.
When tbcdsguld 'and laprudual v t-ryed pi—.sore fir.dsbr
t .. in.i.lt,».l »!.- •* . o. this roiuftil r1«»... Ill-o . f.u. h...»:.. ». ■
0 a: . .
(boa applytncto thee*who, fr medncal! sanUt q et
It fall : . the hat tof I • ten rant a • •
Je/xr>.g |*rrt . • r«, who.lrr., -.'ole of cu iur, fi.ch Ur | cmUr.
tabtt.t.. -e, ’.\tp him trfr.ng nonih sft<-r r • nth. or ai l> nsr »« th
-mallest • can te ibUlned, and 'n Jet pair leu - e Lea with rulr.ed
b-eilt1'to occc h • yr.i'trg disappcrtoent; or, by thciucof
l> i.t deaiilri*'o, >i.i"'try, ht •• itut'r.- *1 rystrto of
this terrible disease, such sitfhelbi«f th* Head, Threat, Mote,
fSfciii , j,) regict*.:. a.tb MpUMI ru illy tit' dm'.S imlit ps
rloJt-iM .i-, r ,C 'oo- by r nd'ng h it- 'hit es : scove.-ix
country from wl m bout ne an traaeh -1 r 5
KN!»••>: 'fdf j.r OP Pb.:,!«.
The nsee tkrucau j r. -*1 ot t t in- a* . c within the Itisl
sight i- tad I i.
. -r -T >.» Hr. Jei r-P.r, .rl'aci.t i h. t e -*> .ete S' ’th*. “Kun"
and r-any < lh' r pa). >n, net' tof ahi.h fc* ve appe ir-d ..“sin an/
: i tnding as a gentleman ot
cf . ■ tcter and r.p.vtlbl tty. Is a gu'tiv.eV !’ •• ■ ee to the if
KK1N BPETWIY OTf:SJ>.
Persons writ. * null be parue. . . Ja ii’rCe Jag their letters to
Ms ine-Uutl !u .n tut. h ■ -'.-r xh-v
JOHN M. J,--aN»TO», »•. T>„
ba'ttocr to- k i;o«vi!r',
sC23_If B* tirtufe. >1 aryiand.
TO THE 5m
VrrKweulI mil the S'latt n of o—r, visiting '•>•» a
^ c.'v to ur large sed well »-'•.*••• < m-ek of 1)ni .J, qjiu
MHiiltlNf , l'.M’n'T3, OIL-. WIN 0-7 (,Lf «*, l/YE- SSj
t-Ti i' PATENT VKMClStrS *c.,Ao. tXm*
Caaiyiiaiiig in part of—
Alum. Glnwr White,
Alecs, Olnc.r /.fru-an,
Annette, Clue,
Art-ril •. Can Jrsklo,
Asaalai da, Ir.'f «»,
Allspice, Ink,
AlC' .'xl, E. rosso* Gil,
Biaekicg, let'; a end.
Bin- Ptoae, linseed Oil,
BrlojilOJi, liadav,
BurringFluid, h
Brush** o* a)1 kinds. Bed Wood,
Cumpb.ae, 8&!.
Oatnpbo -, hop. tJarti. Seda,
Caster Orl, Beidl -is Powders,
Clove*, t?‘Ulsh Er r-.
Ovppent, felctff ef all kinds,
Citam Tartar, 'txstlon Bed,
Ooacentrst-.il l ye, Varnishes,
Bps' ;a f*. >■, V. Its 1.., i,
girt Logwood, Window of rations
Fustic, tin
Uaslo; lately re fitted nur store wiij; til the ►.oilers improve
met t» for carrying •. n 'he bull e‘>, *i • . ■ ah'—J to giT thenP
a; <t d'spatcli to all or i ts entrusted to us.piuicitnLgourlu dividu
al attrsUcc, udid by cortpelrst aasis'*tita
Ji-HN T. OP <V,l>ru~glc*,
nhlS ffo. UT Molu st., R c! ison i. Va
1*01. S 1>U ■ \ U TK ADL. 1601
DOVE & CO.,
tVU0I.ES4LE PR0r.GI:T3,
No. “S !hs!u hi.,
H AVE In store tl i ir Ml *toei£ of llrece, MedlrlneR, Phlots,
Oil) lyrstnCs, 4e., «Meh they an pr.pared to soil very lo»
Iter rash, nr to cu ietisr/on six r. ct ks t ire. All poods
ws’rant- 1 of 'lie ',>est i|uality. et-e.k conn-Use, In pan, of the
following qv'Jcl'j:
Indigo, Sun-Viog T. bsueo, (every form)
?ep. tUrb. do is, (KnglUtl) T«rf Oli,
Bpa dips, Wut-r Pearls,
Ext L- food Mi dlclsxl fl smly,
CamphorJ Me.ft.-ioal ktion,
Oeperss, Y rml'uc-s, (-.11 kinds)
Castor Oil, Pi! s, (all kinds'
Lscd&num, Conceut-ate t I-ye,
Uinger, •. »i «, fall E'r>
Pepper, Sr Idl'd- Pow^era,
Ailspli-e.t Ct.err) Pret rxl,
Nutmegs,! Mustang Udmcnt,
Pu'ty. Gum Arabic,
ftfiyeOtl, Thini<i* lltkiil,
i*it». Tn-nent'ns, b acking,
Va r.'.th. , ,il kifi ir) C<’til Oil,
Window f-lass, (all sizes) Barrlnr Fluid,
Ci.ewl-g T-ki.-cc, Matr'-es,
-e'."i s. 1 v’l .TRii.i) Mach'r.e ('ll,
rannent' Oil, Llns-ed Oil, 4c., 4c.,
rn., :her witi a cwo'ce variety of P,rlamery, Tenth |lslr and U»I!
Bra hex, • ulC Patent UedloinSB, and every Mlixijf if goods usu
ally sold In a Drog Fp r..
Careful attention paid to packing and shipping.
..in nnvtt h rn
1) IMC FRICKS, IN EAUNFkT,
At WIIOLrxAl.r and ofcTAIL,
By JOSEPH PT'AKJV Ni> «■ Mato street.
Jurt hough' a; 1 -is than r" cents on the rto'lar a lire? st >rk ot
rteh l.»*nv ..( CX, b 1" and 18 cts ; fi“e Joe >u»ts an : Orpa'diee,
18.Y, A . I'ena/ *, s rts.. 1(1 els . And higher; Be e '*, all col
ors. at Is , ii els , Ac.; flgi hr.ii iconic Here e 81* 1 a “hi. V wth
Chen tie Erahrvi lery, at * worih |* ...i, u a s arid U lured .Nl:k
P»"u-'Ls from "i. i i-iv <nu tv>, lb, fotcc'o-cd C-lit", hi CY
and S cert-, cheap at lft; Udtn' tt'k Thread 11 oves and Gunm
lets, at 12V ai d 23 tent ; short a"U Ion* hdk Mils, at 8IJ< an t V
ce Ts worth (tcahle the mon*’; Hoserle?, Lir.cn Hands •rcj.'.d'i,
Irish Linen,*!.! ti ., ,n . ltr err.a-d bi.i g a . r blitc the;
PtllosrCaar 'tD ! T'..v.-ilo*, free.L V-rri'c Wrrk.’d (I
-. O > - brieand Peris* Betid;, the Guest surk In
the e'l>; Casgtr. e.-ej sad LlUci Goods f >r Me* attd l> ys’ wear;
Bia a and Colored oukt, and great man? utote iron's, t,.o rum.r
ons to meftton, w' l or tound at prices that *i|ord«h ever, body
that calls at No. V S3 at ? street- Look out for tile right place,
•ply J iltPH bIRACSK.
I pit: Sit SUPPLY F V7III<Y CHOCEHIK8.
10 firkins No. 1 Goshen Butter
16 hhls tftrfcsrjjggt Sires
bo l.gts fwranr katra and Family Ficnr
Brooked and l*ick.«dSalmon
S6 X t-ble No. 1 C. Roc So: rings
26 [••»* No. 1 Mackerel
Ft i *« V • t’i'st. ft.’ry, Fire Apple and Goshen Ch> ese
Oat Meal, fit t Flour. Ac , Ac.
nst received and f»r sare cn the !v«—• w.rm n>r cash, or tc
prompt customer*, gl asinniB A CO.’tt Family Grocery,
H£,,4 9d and Main Alt.
II TIP Pis AS IKK.—266 tons Lump Plaster, on the
J Whar' and to arr ve, for sale In 1 ts tc suit r’C'chllrrS, ey
spy R. 8. 80MKRVlM.lt A C\
Vst PPIsV OF TON I I • BIT 81* »1C
At WORTHS’ Bli kst -re, 97 Main street
T e Rival V.’a'ta Fr Ch.vUs Gr he. 2.V
Keer of T' ec Trv sovtptl. n b'll'ianle. By T. M. C'vWD. (6.
The Cbe-ou Polka Hs (irobc. 'jij.
TapOnT'.e NVtc'dot: Page hear Son* Py J. P. WtbSter. 80c.
“or* of Bi si.iy. By NT. II. B un;e “v'C
A Maid", s Prayer, written and adapted by W. J Wetmore, M.
D , 23c. . ,
Cavat na, un Ballo la Wa&ehe a. Arrinccd far the I .ana by Jaj.
BetUk 2h>-.
JcnnleYGre.ii ■“..e-Foc*. By J. p W '.:‘cr Be.
Tli ISrans' - op ,be sill Words by Buchausu Reid. Music by V.
Gentle WT'.iie War J. Written by I r. James Oocp-.r. CcSrpstk J by
R T Cnrtis 26c.
The Harriet Bane P.lkV By A. Ailtnnlh. Arm,
The City Guard viulekswp. Composed and respect'd y dedicated
to the Pe'ersbutg City Guard, Capt John P. May. By Klodi.ro
Camps Sue,
The Artist’s Ffhotllsch. By James Beliak 40e.
Cn 9alo In Matchers Opera ue V*idl,ho turnc CuctaLUe. J. As
eher.
Loretta, with variations By H 0. Plefert 60c._
LJl PElilDH OLD RYK U III«K V. v. (r-n<
B Country and Western HI Allied R" L ,or/. Filf »>le by
apiO—6t » A li b DAVENPORT.
va»f»! show vasfn: ihot vseki
Ornamental Cast Iron Tasea, cf all *lt«, for sale low, st the
Gbina blare of ’ BTEBBINb, PD1.LEN A 0.1.
Pjhift Oorner Broad ami 9th eta
Mlik' V.
3c'0 Ibis. Wsalem WHIFKT, c-i'Lrege-i ovaadg for rals
h, aplS L Art It DAV*!k|vrRT.
WAllLH, m4)EKS ASH HOHIM.--I have
ill juat receive', direct Fora Kentucky, decidedly the^yly
beetle «f walas that has herd In Ibis aarktt fer yeee—both bro<<
and mi broke—ft o» • tel years old; aU of which I wW tell or et
sbaar, •» ®y maJ >sa>iwndytn«uras, at Davis * HnMh“*oaY
THE RICHMOND WHIG.
SPFF.’H OF YlCfi FRK-UriENT 8TE(»nEW, at'
WASHINGTON*. G4., JPNE STH, IbCl. ON THE
CAUSE*4. AIVS, wants, AND MEANS OF TDK
GUV F.KNMBNT.
From (he AtUoU Confederacy of WefnmUy last.
IJavu.;: learned that Y ea President 8t<f h.ns was to
adorers tbe p-.op'c of Wilkes comity on Saturday lift,
on the produce loan, ard wishing to hear the plan? and
purports of the Government more fully ou this ruljeiCt,
..cd lav the name before our readers, *e al'.rndeu the
moe ing, end made a report of the speech. The Court
II,.u c, m a Liili the address was del v. red, was lil •:d to
overflowing, the a.scmbly bo Leg graced by the prcautce
of team ladies.
Boti. Garnett Andrews »»>* called on to preside, ar.d
Dr 11. <*. lloheriton Secretary*
Mr. Stephens then arosj aurid t loud applause, and
said:
Er Cha i km an, Lauiis ast> Gintluiikn : I nj par be
fore \»u to d.iv uui ly cn business. The eubjict is of
10 little importance. It la of great magi,itude. It co. -
c> ri.s us all as much as acv upon which I ever address* d
ecu I. -lore. Our country i*. at war—t*i most important
we cur were engaged iu before—not < icepting that cl
tue Revolution » h ch rerult.d iu the achievement of our
, Crp'.ud uce. To provide means lo carry ou the war,
and sugiuiu our country in tl is exigency, is the olject ol
my . pptBiai.ee here to-day. Our cause mu.**. Or hi*
tain..* Oj its success everything that concerns us iu
life d.peuds.
Time net J r.ot be taken up iu rehearsing »t iergth
the c.us** o! iho war—its oii.r or hiatoiy. olluw pic
to prei' i . however, britllv a few things i:i rtla'.io i to
this eontrn. Iu the lirst place, it is a mo.it unnatural
t_d inationa! war on the part < I cur tercer Northern
confederates. Its success on tLoir pint would end iu
au cm.ire overditow ot the principles upon which cur
t nmmon independence wc i achieved. These Kutes at
the North no* engaged iu this wm rg.icst us occupy
• he position tewnrus ill that tie Bri.u-h Government
hid towards the coir tiiis iu iho Revolu iouary struggle
T'hi v are endeavoring lo gov, rj us tgjit.ft our con.-eut.
Eugtrcil claim*d the right to t.x sod govuu us no
the tame priLO p!**. This ? gu* cur tut: its denied. O..
the fourtr. »f July, 1770, each oue ot the colonies,
through ibtir 1-g 1 ttpre>i*xiist.vei— u, h B'aie lo>r it
s -i!—deetar <1 tneir independence, uni proc!a;med the
0 . truth bat all iverni itu - d rive their just p iw
ers from t: e convent of the got* rr.t tl. This u. tin*.ution
was uot made as a nation, but by th- representatives ol
c ch one of the sov. reign a.id u d. |K*ndent Slates.
V, |„n the wer closed, England aiknowiedpcd the inric
pendri ce of eacn of tue stab s grpu-auly, oi Msesachu
- ;s, m N*w York, cl Vugu.u, of G otgta, and all th*
otb*. r H'.r.ws individually. Ou this hm piiuciplo the
Conledctate Bute* now stsnd. In ibis rural unnatural
war Massachusetts, ihftt was i. i i seined by the pallid
John Hsnocvk in 1770, now* occupies towards us the
?ju.c relation t’ai England did to us in the revolution.
1 h war . -uinsi the whole principles ujou w! uh the
WaS fought V
ol tl e lu.ute, let every pou * f revolu iouary eircs rcmiiii
bu* that the mine priuci l*a r.rc now involved. We
Lpvtr sought *o intertere witn their internal alfiurs.
Aim th? ackuowlvdgem nt ol the iadeper. dunce o*
each of the States Separately ar. r.cvera ly by Gteal H i
fio, a Union uuw. t n all of th* to w:s lortn-d i:i that
oo-i.rp- c known as tuo Con.- lu'.cu cl the Lot.vd States
l'hi- rebind t*. extra tcrii:orial or tor.igu til- rs, and
extra State t I7**i* s.
Ti.*.. r pul .1.0.1 of ail nul'.rs of demesne and internal
l>o:i. y v.. iu ti e Starts re p c iv. ly wo» ex,i . s'y rc
rvo .i to ilie Mans or tl i p opH Stfc'.eSbve: igoty was
: v. r i, .Cod with iu that Lu.- • u*;on or comp c. ol
[ Union. Sovere'gn powers to a limilel extent w* re dch
o* ' ^ v* c ... it. wMn
ecple of e Sta s rcgpeo ' ■ I . Wo claim t ....
b v tigaty that on.- fatnera d.d—the satin inali liable
to f i. c'iveii m*-nt which they Ban ned, ai d which
• si. states ot iv.e North joined them i.i {dodgin'? thci:
lives their foitutiei, aud Mend henor in m.-iiutaintcg
l'< |. r'vht w n an den:* t; hi i tc :hi • cm met.
\v:. e people oi ti e t-ouih.ru H a looked to th
f.j.cr, aftfr t, - tlcctiou last fall, t ome the n-rfct it! • •: to
»r .it a 1'tie, end s«e what the icMilt would bo—to ere
.i<t’ *-. the party then ucces-nful in tii” t Icc.ion of their
5jejjt w >uld attt mpt •*. carry oat theiravowed j obey.
Othcis ti i tight it beet to in-i t the ti.etny el ilic thresh*
i •. T' i g.llant sun* 01 bwUlh c.-.rt lira took the 1*1.
1 wal her ji allt to • the < x stcise ot ail her sov
•'m*ii;:i pi i*aia :{ she chcsa ro da .-a, and no oia^J ad a
r p .t to i|i.a- on it. This right w •.*. wcur d in the prit:
. . r .
c - o1 : 1* *h. K'.viv - at t<- iuveJ. - U:hi r Suus .-eon
fo'lo* ed. We did no. rei* .. to arms. llur gen-ration
v 8 *fliv»p*, not throvr'i th.* c;iti‘.d.;e bo* but i! »• rugh
b. iot-boc The [v.tplo il* ctrfiul ths ijuc-tlo-i hr
»Vm- !vra Fucha moral .-pecUolenever »m witnessed.
Ai. overwhelm :*g m.ij >ritv ol th. i**op!e of seven Southun
j. ..<i.-< . . . >h it it w»- beet t > resume their s ivcr< “gtry.
, i;. ,iion i ■ i right to <le *••*, involves the whole doe
trii.o ij*on which American insti-.uiioos were founded
f. - great fuudiiro* Dial prlncipfo which underlie-* * x*t
ciii C’ocsti.uiioiial J b t ^ *• .3 eJ*.- led or Mr. L'ticoln
ovtri V.lo. a it.* wa- lormslfy seated in his present position.
Wc * nt Cc*tnti:i«liontrJ to Entile a'l nut ids b.-iwe3u
ii8,. i {-*ir i.iii i on'cdi : i.tt3 upon llie prioc-plca ot i ast
ce ar.ti good faith. We** bit.-i to lave s» •••nit—wc
wi>iji.i [h- it**. We nyyey wiru a to Interfere wi-.h them
or th. it luriituti'itte. If they thought th< irj better th in
our8, we T.-cro willing that they should cs.joy them. \V«*
w» re only determined that th. v gbo.iid t-o: tuicrfeic with
cur8, or iule tycr pa. \Ve b-iieye our inatitutiona *fe
h • t tor u-*. 7::cy ..re Ij auoordai.oo not ni.iy with ns
u*re, but «1 e teaching* ol fjc-jy Wt n, «u*iaie most wiso
tv in. ’ituted f;-. «’ e i.ciurit of noth white and bln It —
rbcna'n.'o tod hi- ^ry e-t the world .-how it. tint ail
aur .fw.u to maintain peac-iV It* and am'ctble rcUticLs
were vain.
It never was cur cl-jtct to mrki ag'trcEsiir.s on ary
State not inch tied to come with us. tt e think Mi.-so .ri,
Kentucky, Maryland and Delaware ought to come wi h
•. Wc think it is b.st lor them; but it ij a «|aes'.ion
for them to decide.
1: i, our mien at t? *.0 rs peace w,th the Korth. It
18 net io our futti-i dt that they should overthrow the
Wars
pro}Ij. Wc and t ey fed if, and riil co.i-li-ue to Ice!
* mure, a-* big av U it 'a. Uclcc this war U unnatural
.and auipidai o.i tat* pan of ike North. They s..y we
begun if, that w-* fir..t find on Kurt t'm.ur. We did
tiro ou humtt r, Lu. it was not uttii uftor wo liad a-ked
•he u o vat-a e i*—located, as it was, on cur own soil
over which the rieumtd soverrigaty of one cf o.,r n. w
conic* trati s ext. dtd, a d afief s*a had hecu not.li-.-d
that reinforteme»’s wotiJ he forcibly s-.-nt to it, and
jlitr ic'.-ijrcraunU wsru on th; wav, and almost
»t t e placp. Ihe war was virtually begun, net by the
li.- t gun that wa- tiled, but by tho aunounc m.>ut that
Mju tile a:d all the o h*r for’s in our panacs.-i-ju should
bet [-lull'd, i* d, and held by Mr. Uincoln'» U.iviru
menu. This was ihe begiuii.t g of tho wttr. This was
its d ilaration, end fiom this liuo tpiutg til that h,ad or
may ensue. The t.k ng of Sumter ija» lu Ihn meeting
of this proclamation j‘, i-ugi** to have be n met. Tut
i.exi E <p air. L iicolu’s proclamation cf the 15 h
J of April, catling cut 75 OCmi tl the militia, without the
«. aoow f;l K*,ai or COI 8<!lUlWU&i * u ..U* ill, »> i it a \ 11 *
to i ur coercion and eul j lgitioti—-a purno.c ttiuen could
have been conceived in i-vil-;;.* riioi i of the must a-u
pet-do-a f Uy, h. Wilt us the roes’, suicidal rcckluw
• i -e. Tl.e o' jet t cau rev. r be attuiued, wuile the con
st quonces will be ruinous to thore who uudcfle',e it.
1. should not be our piiruc>““ tu uelreet Irotn the mtr
its, the chftiuc -r, prosperity, or power of the people of
the Sort , or arfy otb« r people on earth . but i-. in .y to
jutlv said, that most of the wealth of w hich, they boast
has b<en required frero tbc-r connections with the
South. TK ■ wealth it opt Id t e production* ol th. ir
oil. It coasi te mostly in their commi'ic-*, their ship
p'cg, t!:eir trade, their uunukent a, tl. :r *piudkt,
tr. ir loom*, their found h*. their forges, thiir ir.vcu
t'o; s, aud ii eir thou and and one contrivances lor sup
pling the want* and tbem.iketsof the South. They
11 to the South anuually not lers than oO.OOO.'.'Ji)
*oilb of matiur-ctur.s ol vsiious ku.d-, Utk,de* the
••norir.ous profi * a cruitig 10 tk-ir »o.p own rs from be
ing our carriers, whilo they exported to alt the world
besides rot txceedii g ?40,0"0 00 i. \Vh*t will become
of them? The party now in power there have always
suid tue South was accursed. Their » tcUineyy u fitted
only lo manufacture n ’'uu- s suited tu our wants. They
knew cur y*n « and were pr. ptred 'o supply them.ut.d
were rot p,-« pared to supply those of any ether peoj Is.
Most of what they made lor us'wiil suit no oik**; peo
pl-. This war on their part is a lo rible illustration ol the
old adage of a nan “i-ttiug erf 'his nose to spite bis
lace." lio’ ce the remark the', it is a war altogether ir
ra’ioral and altogether euicid. 1 on their part. Y«h‘a>
however, reason is blinded and mss^onbpiia away, there
is no telling w here a people vi 1 be Ic-'l to.
But threw i* another remark about this war which con
cerns us *i d all fiieudi of constitutional liberty every
where. Upon our tuccees in i', d- peuds constitutin'*1
government. Nothing less is involved in the i?s^a. The
United Stub* b*v« bpen locked to by the down -tr-ddea
of earth, cs the pok-star of hop®, bt-caus* within thu'r
limit* every freeman—every ciiij-.-u a trod Ou an equality.
The whole fabric rested upC« restraints beirg thrown
>«Vot|t rqter*. No other government in the wrrld s< cur
ed aLcb pi-lieges. The will of a rr.au or of a few p-r
rons governs most na'ion*. (Jf s'l the gover nuei ts in
ibe acrid, in tb s alone, your 1’residect, the L!gh< st
cflicer, was bound by law tho same *o the humblest cit;,
i*>r.
The men who made 'be Comd’/u'ion were mostly
Soutlcrn men. In the N(Ui’*, in that great work there
were but few hup-»ud aids. Dr. K.anklin and Alexun
d- *■ ilamiliun and a few other able and distinguished
men from the Nor'h were in the Convention, but they
contributed litje to the mr>ter pi ce of wotk-nansf-tp.
Tli-y gave great aid in having it adopted ul%«r it Wrs
f.sebioucd in the Convention U -cm ; but it was mostly
the woik of Rcn’.he.n han-l*—the poductof Pouiliern
q>. .LUmil'ou wtntod a government o:t qq:t£
a di&. rent model, and be actually quit the Conven'ton
be lore its Kbars clcaed. l!o site wards, it is tiu-',
Drought 1 is great powers to bear, nod did all be ce tt'-d '*
mat-in it, and IQ put it into lucC'M ul operation; bat be
contributed cot s s ouo to the foundation, the walls ot
columns of the gr-at' tupersimc ure. That g’.orioui
tempi* of liberty was the work of the bands of Soothers
-ad tu principles perpstt^tsd, \i
will be done by tbe Confederate Stales. lMl-ct'u?
n ea hivj long entertained the belief that if
tlu Union wire dissolved, tho North would go
into anarchy and despotism. It Las been our pride
liut out id the si*V’ uty-two rears of the cxiste re
j of tlio Government under the Cors itution.it l.a» be. n
ft r » x v n« dcr th'* control of Southern statesmen. This
has 8. cur. d wbmcvtr of property and greatness—growth
ami development ha* maiked the country ’a career dnrit g
its o ,st hi t ry. 'fee N-jubern masses gen •i-diy agr.»4
with Sou'l r:i ?ta'*-m*n in their ptllcy, and sustained
:ii vh Thet • were th I> tv *• ra*y of l .i section. Mr.
Jiff rson sail they wete n;l m. Wftsh ngton’s adminis
; (ration lasted eight ytara. It was gouthc-ru, and 'D the
1 iin: of beU'tern policy. Ther oatno the eider Adam • --
j lie wan from AJss-Hciiuiftts. O. potito id* as shaped S*ie
j r.l cy. At the end of lour years, the p ople indignantly
totted him und h'! counsellor! out of power. 11,en
r*ame J; it* r-on, K adisou u»d Jlource, each eight year.- —
all Southern m*n Hire w<* had thirty-two rears
of South in administration to four Northern. Then
enne tbe younger Adams from the North.—
[ He was the great embodiment of tboec idess
which now centre! Lincrlu's administration. A' the end
ot luur years be was tur,.rd out of power, end Jackson,
a Southern mao came in tor right yenrs. T . u cams
Von Buri n, a Northern n an, for four yeaia. Then H.ir
rbon, Tyltr at *.l Polk, which added eighty tear* more
of Souihrrn cnntiol. Next, Taylor and Fillmore —
Fdluiori! was a Northern man, it ia true, hut i.ir ad
ministration was mi* (aim d hy the South, stid so was
i’icrci’a. These may bu ca'l-d Sou*hi r.i administratin'
and so was Buchanan's—thus m. kiug sixty out cf the
seventy-two yeat’s of the Government's « xistrnce uudi r
the Constitutin'!. All the important mrimtss which
l.avo marked the lns.ory nt tlu Government, wh.c*t
I,Hite made it wl.ut it is, r.r was La-lore the dismembti
tneul, ami mad • it ino adtnira ion ot the world, were the
fruits of the polity ot Scu hem ala.umcn. The parry at.
ttie North now i., power have been against the country
in all its leading Natures o! public policy, which have
inatked its history—especially has it b*eu against ril i's
ws.rssu.ee the Constitution was torrced. iu the war of
1812. Massachusetts would not send I er troops beynnd
mr boidi is, though the war w„8 m,iolv lor the prut cion
of the. r gh sol uer seamen. Tint H ate opposed t, e
Mi xicau war, snd her people did not go them to light the
country’s battles. It is true Caleb flushing got up a re !
in *nt and went ihire, but it whs not compos,d of many
.mil*-* Massachusetts men. lis tanks who ia a cicut
measure til ed up with the chivalrous Iri>h. This in tho
fi s', war that has tak-*n pisei ilnce the Revolution, that
sh*,> has scut many ot ln-r native sons out of the Brad*
I*, can be accounted lor only h cau<e it is a fnnatienl
war. Every tiling ia cur past history that belorga to the
nitiop’s glory was the to.tilt of Sou.Inru pclicy and
support.
vve were all attached to the old Gcvernnii nt, rot for
the name, not loi the hull, bu* for the spirit, the life
and soul of it, securing as it did, equal lights to ell lec
tio ns.
We have thrown f If the Union, but we have preserved
tie Constitution The revolution iu this country is rtaiiy
at the North. From Coosiiiutioual Government, iLey
are rap dly advaii' ing In despotism. Southern men, iu
the hour cf danger and peril, have rescued the work of
ibelr Fathers. They h&v, tikeu the Constitution ol 'o7,
sed, i> stead of laying viol.nt hinds upon it, they have
made mob improvement* a., time a id experience l ave
I s ,own to be proper. 'I he changes »■■<* not many, but ot
•betn ibis n ay oo said 8 Every eba g j nude in it U of a
C 'li erva'ive chancier—to. ohm ut a radical nature in
it. They all look to a better eceu i'y of life, liberty and
property. They tli hit k to the better accnri y of tbe
xi_:.•• t!, people- gu* -t the encroachments of powt r,
nr tho corruptioi s ol iluir itiiirs.
jir.Liucuhi say.* L« ri.iken war or. u? to protect the public
ito,.* ttv, and te' under kirn the public properly has been
n-stroy i t v n. it.i) . limn.'' i amounts were bun ed
a* l!.:rper’s I-’er y and at the Navy Y*rd at Norfolk.—
This U no war to pro'uct the j rore-rty of the Government
out tocc-ree and sulj-gate us. V» hat id* wa* be<xecu
'i. g when l.e i. - i d hie i roclumiiou calling (nr 7",him
voluQteor* ? I: i.i open, piipable violation ol law
La' he ili.i it. It v»i without au’hority ol law or the
>ii .d-w of law. No usurper cv.-r entered upon ix ur rn
iipao.’.tti.utiomtl care r. tty p od mi it.oa b>'h •* i . ret-,
id th ■ .r.i.y tlli '"‘i». What law w.»iLi.J.in > x-cution <!
ltw.ui. law r.i iits own iii’g. liy proclamation In
a r eraaS'd ll •* nfiVV n.t l|IM). Wta. ltd KH* ttlia in
execution off A law of h.i o*u making injoVo this viol x
ii .ii ■ I t e Go • utiou which l.o whs ■* wot:; to rupptrt.
Ttio Constitution w«a the foundation—the aoul a d
life tha' wo ill .rid; that Constitution that Our fathers
made, utel which the CoQ’cd-r»’c ■amt** hrve resrued
from the impending distraction oi i.h band*, rial iov
le»ld a.* a shi' i|l wa t yuu mid your postni v, giv.-s th
;-OW«v to t /!-,>!••#< ftrd ret to the J’les icUt tO r iri
u-ti.l * a;-i nsti-a. The I’, -idont Its no Midi power,
and a [ • Ople who submit to such glaring isurpi’.iors
nry h-v- a name to be flee, but in tact they are noth
ing but a ifs end va*a»'4. A war to execute the law • 1
By what law (tore hs i.CUO his watraut to errc.‘ ees
;nr»n and hamure them in isd* nud uuDgcor®, without
informatioQ or ,.uiio:: t liy wbxt liw has he as
- .t.iOii to rUspecd the writ of habta* r r;,nx ? Ity tb
tlinstitution of our fathers and bv the OouS'itu'iua o‘
tin Conkd- rate 3t3t,,!,( Cotgre** alone cm . uvpend ibis
great "tit cf liberty, wbiuU was exturted even from
a Brili-di King iu be! alf ol his subjects. A war to
x-coto the li»-l Too war from liu beginning his
..ecu r,gci si law m .1 iu violation of lav—in utter
viola ion of the iundatu u’al organic Kw—the Con
stitution itself, and if not obreked and stopped hr
the f mpla of tii' North, it will inevitably end, and
at no detain day, in an utter overthrow of every
’bing like coi.eti ii loual bbtriy. AlrmJv tjo courts—
t!expounder* 1/ t .a liw Have b. n oileneed—the
decisior.3 of the Judges Utterly d srrgardkJ and con
d-nii.ed. free o’> . ns are seixed, ii pr.. outd and pns-i
bir n.iy be fX'-outed, withou' at.y o:h> r hearing except
gu’;h a* a military eatr-p may be willing to award. All
th s is dam* under the pretence of ex^cudcg the laws fa
tuc face <x d teeth ol the highest lav- wbiob «• liarcs tl at,
“The right of the > ;;;p'.o w ve r«cure in their pmr.-ouo,
bootee, ^.iptrs and »4eol8 sexiest unreasonable * arch*a
and sei* .r.a, "hull not be violated', and uu warrant t b.ti
i-au • but upon upon probable cause atippo.ted by oath
or elliriaatiou, a*d parljculal. describing ihe place to
be benched and t'nu p rnous or things to be seined ’’ * i.d
tbx. o her clause which declares tha', “In all criminal
prefer tr-ions the accused shall ct joy the right to a speedy
and pub!:.’. trial by an in partial j iry of the ^oite Hoddis
trot wlicrei.i tie- crime lliall have been committed, wbVh
district sh <11 have beep p.»ev otisiy ascertained bylaw,
md to bs i.dorfjr J ct file nature aud cause of the accu
■a.joi.; to be confronted with the witness ugatasl fcitr.; o
have comp'.Isoiy process !or oDtainiug wiu.e-*e« iu h*a
fivnr, atjd to harti the assistance of counsel for hi* de
fenoe."
bucb are the provisions of tha Constitution he wa
sworn to support; but he put* him*; If above tbe Con
-tilution and a'mve the dec\qi0*3 oi the venerableTaucy.
Ife cooftitutf* hir,u.ii ir.toa i.iw-:ualc»r, tssueH his eiiic’e,
and then executes them at the point of tho bayonet
Such are tho i c a of the man whese preposterous pur
pose, a* now avowed, is to pressive the lornvr t -riou of
the States by a aufjagation of eleven af them ; Toe ful
lest success of hi* purporu would be the comp 1:test fa-l
ure o( th - object, and yt t, s' range to ary. the multitude
of the North, so far from rising up and vindicating oon
*tiiutional pritici) 1 s, give almost uusnlmou'shouts to
.. . - ni*r.a <.xr - nf vxMicji.p w'l.i. K (iir/.
shadow their own eg'*/ ctooip. l>' these things be done
jn the Kiero trie, wiml will not be done in the dry V Al
rtidv the k-y-mie bee been given b<- * leadh g journal
4 New Yo:k—the Courier slid *1 quirer. Su e lines
are to be obii'crau'U, Si-te legislatures abolished, and
Sutc courts dans anav with. The Government is to
become consolidated, and constitutional barriers are
all to be swept away. Auotber paper, the Tribune,
gives out that the Congress to assemble on the 1 h of
jiiy—what a mockery to the memory ol that glorious
•iiv in our past history that such a Cm grees «UI as
semble on its acnivereary—will proh^’v not a t more
than two days. Everything is arrang'd for them, cut
and dried. They a<o but to be the insuuineuts of regii
edicts cf the cabinet, however unconstitutional
and monstrous.
Sou’ of the South! of the Ur^ of Viadtson, of Jrff-r
son, of Washington- q. tl one who knew what the prin
c Dies self-iyiverum' nt werp, the pric* lJss value of cod
h'.itui'onal l.b-rty, and p-tiled everything in theiy achieve
ment i_did we cut loose too soon frog; these, your old
confederates? The utmost lipanttou-mesa of the French
Jicobir.s, {„ their ;no«t unbridled turv and f tirer*-, did
not t ,iiii.it greater extravagance and recklessness, in total
disregard of lsw and order, and everything rases ial to
good gnvf r.iment, than the-y> at the North have
exhibited in this wild, niiuumrai, irratiooal and fana'ieal
crusade us. Snoqld they succeed, tU:a whole
country, North as well as South, will present juat such’
scenes as France did duiing the R-ij.i cf Terror. If
constitu'ional liberty is to be maintained, thm, lot it be
repeated, it must bo qous by ua.
T’uiv pre,-nts aome of the On lines of tie magnitude
of t^e issue* involved In this contest It is not only the
preservation of our soil from the polluting step of an ar
rogant invading foi; it is not only the main’uinanco of
our separate independence; tut the mintainance of
those princiti'H which hare dicing d.-hed the people of
ti e United States above all other countries and made
thnu the light and the hope of the world.
Let is tbm proceed tt» the Important bu.s'ncss this
dav to bo presented to your consideration. The lad.as
do rro\i t- be bore. Tncir prrscrce always docs good
,.u auoh occasions. At th:a time everywhere they are
fo ud ready to do their part; but the business in hand ia
iniinly with the pluntcA.
This war la upon us—not of cur seeking, but it has to
be met Means have to be provided. Lirge armies are
in the S Id and larj ; atilt uny be r< quired. The sup
port of “rmies r« quires money. Our moans are ample.
ii :w Vest to use and control them moat ilheiently, for the
b-tt advaatsg } to the people, is ther q lestion. Oo the
present b»’i} cf military op rations, f&O.OoO.OCd will be
nquir-a for the present fimal year. A Idvd ot $d,000,
Or;'' was ui da same months ego. This will soou be rx
bau'sted. The immediate wants of the Treasury can be
supplied bv the iisue of Treasury notes, if nrc>*«siy
»n**enr*» be adopted to suttain their credit. A rsx ol
jil5,00o.CoQ "ill he utccwaiy t<? accomplish chi* ibjrcb
before th-- ptoo 't ds of the proposed loan of produce, ol
which l intend to (peak, can be mads available Tb<
rats *' tax to raigs Georgia’s part of this $15,000, jC(\ !
we shall hav« W resprt to that mvasurt, will be %tuu
tw3:.ty four cents oa the hundred doll irs worth of p o
p( ity Tr.is, It i. true, will he a email tax compared with t u
obj- ct to be attained, w hich is nothing loss than our as
ciirity, safety nod political existence. The moans to (us
laiu their ciad must bo supplied. These me abumlau
i ly at our hand* either by taxation to the lu I aui-.u t o
the Government warns or by rone o 'm m ans wb c'
wul accomplish the same orj<t witi marc ease to tin
I p-oyle. O .r resources «re ample.
Tlio proposition which trie Government maker, aac
' whi.h is this djy presented to you, is ti t k‘ a I oar
: from the plait rs and farmers ot ,»• due.*, instead ol
j money. Ti e products of the soil will ai-wer the put
; pose of th<* G iveriiiuent quire us well ai coin. Gr.in,
o.idon, and I resdattlTi gcrally arc nicts-ary for tv
sub isterc • cf the army. Tncac have to b. bought »i h
coin, if we hsd it in hrt'.d ; while Colon a d tobacco
ran and w il at all times command to- coin. T c propo
■'.nrn, then is that rsoh farm, r a d ph. nter rh U bed
to ih" Gov. rninont—no', g'vo bu: 1* od—. o mu- h ol h .
l reduce as i n ■ au spare, and r< c.-iw Government bones
for it beaiing 8 i er c. nt. interest. In rl.is part < f n.
rir«te cotton is me main stapl •. KrcaOstuOs could b.
got more cheaply elsewhere. Njw, ir' u p.antor mak. *
ho b >1 a ot cotion aril ten wiii .newer all i:.i purpos.«
or Li* own use and ncccaiue-, h< is a: k -d to I nd .1 e
reniri i- g forry io the G tvcmuitut, unit iso bond.- a
8 | cr cent, iutereat, i .(laud or i >>j i : out hi* -urt.hu in
other ti ds of proper’y. J: twenty-live ot this liity h •
necessity lor U.a own pre.-niog nee i r *, let h:tu lenu
the o her fc If. II tony !>■' requi-'d tor hi* own w ms,
then let him Icon tlie 'yaiiiui. g bleu oi ins crop. Wh*'
everuttybe tho cx.ifn'e I nrpui OTor au.t above ms
prtesiiig wants, 1-VltOe v. a:e%> in G *■'< r. m.nt b .ad a
tfptriMi't interi. ', intUvl of renuii::t.'g id..* in rh i
■ :.nds or puc in omer tmdx ot prop cry. inis is .!■ ■
f reposition. It ucas. / understood. Tim form of nc>
boripticn i- io these words:
“We. t it s .:»*c'ib-rs, a_;rcn to contribute to tho ft
fen-.- ol the Uotilcderato Sutcs, lbs p r ion of our crop
set down to cur respec i veil tine ; t. e ffifne to r»e p c d
in watch-us-, i in oui l.rc oi's hands, and sold cn or l.«
ford the k.irt day or--next, ...J tb- net p oeceds oi
.-aic w<: diuct to b? made over to liic i’n*a-urer of i! c
G'onf, dciate States; tor ..ouds lor 6uine amount, beutLg
ii.I.t pet cent iiiftiesr."
Each oue wid designate the place and tho agent to
whom the cot on is to be s nr, with the numb i ol bait.-,
and the time within wb.eu it is to be d«l vered and sold.
Oue word a* to the nature of t ic subscription L« re ask
ed. Of course there sanot be c-rtaiuty as to the
uxteut ol the yield cf the giowmg crops, t'lb'cri t O:.»
must necessarily be n adesulject io me cootiugcncics r I
seasons ami accidents —W.ule, therefore, no oue lioula
subscribe a belo more thin he reasonably expects a.iu
honestly intern s to deliver, yet should he (ail to comply
w.tu ti.c lu l arnouit ol his tuJeciipnou Irtm Trov.d n
tint or o her good eaurc, lo legal risk or Icrluture wcu.n
be incurred. It is a vtlun'ary offer a id engagi meat on
im* part cf the planter. Lu i; wiii Ije expect d, as a
matter of tourer, that trie terms ol oubsoiipiiona wul 1 e
stiictiy complied with i > good faith. When sold, t e
Government bonus lor the proceeds will be delivered, It -
stead of b -nk bills as is mually the case. 8noold tbe
pla.it-rs oi the South subscribe io ibis Way, only one
luurth ol their cotton crop, it will give the Govern met.1
the con ui-.ud cf .t le-.-t or c million of l>r.!es. 1 pou d.
reaaooab! expectations, the crop will bot fail ebort ot
four nnliio’ - < I bale-, (t. e mi‘'"on ct bales r.t present
prices would bring at $dt>,UoO,'iOv—the am re
quired. Tv: i“ porUu.a ot tins airal geuient beiLg el;
terinl into nt tins time, is that the Secretary of the T.-«u
u v may raise ineana on tnia pledge io anticipation ol
the crop—a j voc-r* t iuuliar to many planters lu the
lUiMi* time thi credit of the Treasury notes will not bo
depreciated »ncu the mcaL.-uic tui-pocd lor tneir early
redc arptiou. in th.s way the »*r may be waged on tne
inns: gigantic sceie, if t or euetuiei so deterrei .e, wi'.hcu.
material i j;ny to our resources, oro'.crris rung to anv
sy-lmi ol i igh taxitiou. It tiiey wage it upon the piiu
i*3 ■M’MuiK U"» Wir. UJ ctuausiiuu, lutj •’ l l aiiullj*
ly tail on that line of po icy betore we shiU. How*
ever great nny h_ve been their resources, they wc.e
ii rived, as eteed, tujiplj i.o.u us Wi.b this gr.ut
scutes of tli*;,r supplies cet oil' by thtir u«u n.i.
tidal tot, whence or Irotn »bat source is its upowahut
to be made up? Their opera-duos |»r*”OQt aic upon r.
baair of p r “| • not mao .slui»,'»fMWO oi l. mai
bo $ I -.""W [my tiiihuitt. Vi uen u tula money
COuie Iroiu ? ft is true, I l# • queuilo I that COUoer^a
them—u Jt uc. 1: is n tj'lestiol', v ou;:h, not to b. Over
looked by u* i:> coi.- ideiicg the comingc cits ol a p.u
t raced war. Moss o! tb. ir proa- i t wears was derived
9 cut ctf by
tli ir t„i y, eii •!• c~s, aud wicl.odnuw, where U the r new
clock lo come from when tic prised. is cx musted? i: e
proba ifi'i s me tb.-y will t.-or. to a coah.-e .tiou U
. : . .
oth.is ;.k*- him. Tnis is the urn I co..ree with such rovo
Iitions. Such »5.i th" course ol thu J web ins, their
great prototype* J, *e t;.e aimt-wotui, wheu 111 v
bdTO -j treyed the r.cli field they uow lo.d upou, they
vi I torn and Ucd u ou them*. Ives.
Not to wi fi us. No i ci pie iu Uie wotlicvcr had such
n vi.,a-. Ttricty of r< rcufcee. \y Lila our soil uud climate
ylild abundantly cvcrvtliLg ticit-.-.-iy to bu" an ;ub-:
• -sice, our staples of coitor, rice, »ugar smi tobacco,
which other ml.on- must have, xKid annually not much
uuler ^.j. o,n o,ihh) We m i not only in. ke enough
l»r. alt'i.tf j m tor limit* to ru*taiu our owu people, but
sen to others product: to tins auioio',:. \V..i a anti
por'ion ot this ii_cot’ie from >tb?iud, v«. oan, if need be,
eua.uiu uu army of cue Lunated thou-aud in the bold lor
veers to c ■>*. -\U t«at ia wanted is union, co operation,
aad jv.tr o»tc concert beta ten the (loverument and the
people. If ai.y hesitate in cO'Opera’ing in tb r arran.e*
utut I’rcui a: y upprebensious as to l.-.e security if ueir
investment iu tb. .*e bouje, let aneb coosiM, and bs a**
s ired of this; let them remember aud tank it: If we
e .c.eal in thu war; il *r# liu.a bm k the iuvutteis; f we
acli eve nr:J i-.oabiLih onr independence, they will have
tbs security iu the world. Tne entire icsourccs ol
the Confederate ft'.atei—i.idr whoie property aud w-■ »!tl»
will to pledged, not only to the punctual pa> meiit ut in*
U-rvkt, tiut toe ultimate redamp ion of ;‘„0 nouO.-, tin king
the investment therefore at 8 per cent interest, the bea
public Investment iu t>*. »oiio.
Nor let any tine timidly doubt txf sneers*. The people
c.f ih- oouib can never be uoi.nucrcd. Our c':ctn re y
U;>on their nun.;b is —we wly u, on tue'n.ur cl t.a meu,
fca'.tli j lor country, For Lome, and everything dear .is
well as *.ier. d. Hut ii v. c do not succeed— bould the
cripuiv prevail—-should w* tm-ouiu eutjug.trd, then not
or ly will your cotton, bit your land and > verylh.ug tbe
vou own, be useless and tear.hlrsB to you.
To t o over imid and cautious anotln r reflection mav
be sptropii.tie. Tbi* War must and wifi be Mi-iaii.e.t.
whi tatr they come io ns aid in this way or t.ot. Olt
army iu the field, peril;: g everyth’! g in Celei.se o. tb*
ct’dtitry, of your i.oines and youi ti esidea, must ai.d vi l
oc dotned and led and supplied with all the n*cess«ry
inuuilionx ot war. U her gallant sons wt i t-oon lollou'
t’'eir t r thru in the ti Id or to ti I up fitir tauts iu c we
they f..!l b. fore the enemy, borne ot these ready to go
are now pretcut. The ciu.se in wht n they base eciiueu
i* cat their caiisc alone, but the cause ut every man,
woman acd child ia the Conlederacy. In cfle
in.’ fiemtelvei volunury to tight in battle; t ey m !e
b i highe.-t uud noblest otlerii g man can nuke. Ot 1
the virtues none is pur. r, holier, loftier, ir -o Gochl: ,
at that which promp s a man to < fl‘-r up litmself, hit life,
his bom ■ and bis a'f, as a sacritice upen his country's
altar It is the eoihodimen of all others. Truth, houor,
fii lry, n t-’srritr, filial urt-ctiou, pirernal U;io nu, no
me-i'ic vtachuients, ties to horns ar.d the hearihrtcie,
and all the ennobling sentiments that dignify man, woi Id
I have uo existence without a country. Those institutions
| which foster them, ia which they gerftinate, grow and
l b* ng the r che t fru ts, a I depen 1 noon that disinterest
> d patriotism wli.h anuiiuatru ihu voiouuer's br. eet.
Such men must be, and will be, sustained. The means
and the resources necessary to do it are in the country.
They ■■ ust and will be had. If not by a lean bearing in
terest, as proposed, they will be roaoheJ by iaxatiou,
where there will be neither interest nor principal ii
tamed.
Ii me lam Is not made as proposed, or iu some other
way, the a hole amount of the $5<J.l>Gt>,i>00 to meet the
wants of the year, as well tw the future millions to me> I
the wants ol sucicediog yeara as long as the war lasts,
will h.vo to be, and will be, ra sed by taxation. Should
pit the planters and the property hellers on whom tie
burden mu t fall, fQUie forward cheerfully and co ope
rate with the Government in this financial scheme,
which in the end will work so advantageously to them !
The country must be tuHained. K.-ery one egrets to
I this. Our all depends upon it. Constitutional liberty
| drpei da upon it. T.ie ptrp tuvion of the grand idea
I of seif government announced by our tires and grand
! s-rca iu '7*< depends op in in The hopes of mankind auo
I ihe world dijiend upon it. Tnen, people of 7»ilke«
come forwati w llirglv, patriotically, an-' zeabu-ly u
tin great woik. It is tilting that th*j aspetl sbwuld b<
made to you here first. \ ott ^‘cupy revolutionary ground
Twaa here tour ievob1'’jnary tirei nvsetrd theaui.dar,
of ind :*peudeoo*j wtnle it was yet almost a wildi rnets
’ f was h**Ve th* y [>• r.lleJ everyihing dear to them, not onb
a portion of th ’iv crops, l>ut everything they posiCr-sed it
the woil-i, i-i d fence ot constltutionkl liberty lor them
selves tud tlo-ir posteri’y. 1 hey were notsituati d as 70!
are, surrounded with the comforts wealth and elegancic,
ol life. They were poor, with the Inman savage cks
by, and beset all around by royali- ts and tori. s. Tin.;
ri ked ih-.ir ell tor their country—for that cau-e the sue
cess of which hag made you went you are. Here in Cm
woods they erected a fort to which to rally when drivei
from their hornets. To that fort they gave the nan e 0
Washing ton, the first place on the com i eut to w Licit w:t
given the name of him who afterwards was to j jstly style
** the Father cf his Country.” The principb a they fough
for under Washington's i ad are again in danger. Wil
jcu wi:b all ycur tuea a be less srdect now in tbtir sup
port than ware your fathers in the days of their weakuos
and t eir poverty *
[We are ccmpsiied, very r-luotantlv, to Oil short on
report cf the further proceedings of the meeting until t(
morrow.]
. ".-.MWW, ■ " ■
Batiinit aodOarria«tr fc;r agti, for rale by
n 41.' wr. i'»l VKSDN * I Ml IN' Main rl
t:u UkeSK <i«MJI»K.-New KIJ niovc*,(Gants j^Lv
It's,) a beautiful assortssat of oar own Importation; G.-ntl
moo's vlo.-t«, to Cwsuhaarm aaii Twso.1t, from 0,4 Orewhaw Mill
Ijoot raMMVsd bj
s»siatyigt M. wwinw » <v>
TIAVAHI 4IGAKN.—A lot prim-. Htv»na iu«r», j
AX reetired, tad fr.r tale by W. PETUkO* A 00,
Dnobta
;j SPRING, APRIL 1ST, mi
SILK «.*.OI>S AID n.tITIlr
' LA II«I *E.
mi!08 ». PPICf A C«» »r* ro* o,--t-n,n? a *r! n!" «u*kof
X »*l*pl* nr : F nay 0 *4* f r Iprl: * and kBtntu* r ta w t (kick
i by (t-»m«r* djt t<; .‘. j tad da.ly forth r.iitleo w**k. Urge
addition* vl l be made
eien, P.-ln and F*ney MU’ («.r*Beh,>
FanUr'». * n| l» t M o- In*. Re ,
bap -rl blir1 M- n-j.in* .-b*«,
Flrh t !»e> TtT tv Vkv f-r Drew**,
Iqj tl wi , mack wt tr,
t mbkt;! '-.. Chv lea. Her nan », Terpiee, d.\t
A1* Ki brci r>». Ur-1 *-,‘li. (•(,
Ti a til! i-» ibe*'1 ,*«. Cot'u'iv, It. ili'antt. k'.
Beeeer i* fin. •'», »rr h-*vy ra t at ter/b *a»t'r*artet
raUi t.tig'l 'or r**h re • jr
rW In m i :l» !»•;• i - 11.: ■ w •’ epe» of Wrapptrye
tsc'e op In th * tr in eleraot ma cer cp a. > curt le-tbi
• i i Tt?f A R f-TflPfl,
ji.wf.T*l.\ir MILID'F b i > db.AV nF HAM FH Fur
■ ' ehav-cr r.otMne es he nt •- a-:L*'». lory. F**r the aMotton
c-Mn/anU, i>>ercB<i r «r»i ora, ke., It la i .periur aaytUcr
•••». loUoo or co<y..-.l;. Fi r **.e by
W. PrnrRbON t Co , Drofflett,
rp"t IV. Mali* htr»«t.
1 'Lh.tU H VT F H.
V; v. atir mitt •,
KATFR rriTIB*
IF ■ I art v f- m W»’.er micro on hand, of <ur ion n vnefietark,
of the very best qoaiity kkRekr k I’an*.
apll Corner Itth amt Car* rtr**e*r.
n.BU »' IMD II***.
«'*e' vv l« C’ cell fll-e e( M end 7'* raid.,
SnO l.-rn I’vtiv n» HI h r lu *i lit, tld and ARP.
I »i q ,-h f-pjr f- .1 f-r j u *hr money.
‘a* rte'u C ' A *. kohaa he.f p Ira.
1 Ml • -.vi.t* I: • y ■ Angi >!• at •>> e-rt« ye- ;irA
.-'e-i l i.t rrlil. rr I -mi Print* I Berate Anr via.
B.m'i eCili.'ll- - »• 1 k'al inMqjle*.
Plain Crc| a I* »r 1 r..t e al S’* ern'( i'h ?7'*' f .l V i-rnti.
V ' bar I*.] *n all (tylee of Ora** . -•: « ,) M ir. if art.
a;.3_Cl; I'l l ••* * i vi-.. h ip.
IIKAMIVI lllitMIlM IlfUNUi IM
if IS >• i f P’pee l.-ai'oe l>* .k Brand,
IS Qt’r •» •• •*
In P-pd and fur (ale by VANCoY t tl * F.'dleOX.
• M . (treat
WBITISM PAFKII.
e IMFF WCV'DHi I ■ A OO., parebr*e.l. Jevt prcvtouj to I be
prefect Dli ik ■ tl.*- t a: -I h-tt e*aa of
WRITIMI PAlTV,
ml.. Iitl.-v h ti erar l.vd li (lor* Ket. re. *ali' tclng K -»,*a*p,
1 cter. Note, P. my and me.*'am pa; -r#. i f rota* ..uj.li •-!. »‘ i. n
will be fold at their u uvl prlref, fur cuar, ar ki itrldl; ,roe|d
cu.'nnj. •». , ayable lat J t>y *d u •-*.
Ttieyhvvea * onl.vodaro 1 ilo-k if e.her fkatlonarr, to
,ether ettb every de-cilftl- u of I link !•*.•* oa**o!iy kiptfor
■ale_ _ r..}10
ilVRUPOOLPINI SU I. : ■ I ft, ■ line
J bAl.T, | jr chip Ul-.wi ha, in Jvmra Klrer, direct f'o.r I..*er
pool, 1 r (vie by
tp«5 I DMTND, P A \ SI -1 I.T A CO.
UK AT i: A R « A I N 8 .
MU TllGl SANtl YARDS OF
BEAl’TIFCL BAKcOKh,
liARM.S ANOI. Aik,
F./t i.AP.DR viTJAMAFk,
* Fet i if JkOCNKTR,
many of li*.( kprr.r’f lm|iortatt.cO, '^-u.-bt at o-utc pile » t*> be (oli
at i'i ren'a per yard.
• flail and »ee t-.-.n before they are all m!d
»pl* -AM’I, M PRimCO.
A I’F'i.H't. Jlilt received a lot of .'n*»*.l '« tl •• •• Jvl e, 0/
7k varietta kli.dj.
r-. -. I ■
M amin i \ i » giiammiom -■■ DPLAS
( Bit*- i*Mi b gi kKBlt nl ltd • . iiu-i.l . r* f>*u pr pa
rattan. tbo, It) ll Lb.i 4iSha.pe'- ’ K'. 1 i. • • d ( - -. I'., alar
For tala by KwilOfeD, DAV.SF ‘UT * CO.
-
Sill HitY * ■ Klllkl. A i- t I v' >* -k*,^tilla
ble >**r hut wea ber, made iu C-ermanv. Fur by
ii CSAKZ.
my 20 No 9 Ft harye Bb ek.
iriSILL.i H
>13 aa'ulle . , . * ,1,1-., ! * l . e( In bl
r, by a CP.
N'OTir.r,.-I n 1-tl I r iin'.lti*, *i (1.(1; • II our ftordj r tjjr
fer caah, or iU Ivasir.t.
i By b * . M r«I| r QO,
Srw SC^Io *:my f*:«lti}; »?-iS!;rt<f.
1A M tiow mkalng a lar/' ac: o.y of the *b' re a t. u, »r\t, na
I e are 1 r'.t* • r »« a bid <r «.•»», and e. n t. i .l <rd In ► a
I null rtinpaa t at !t can be niUnc-ntltiludir'ki T.m .11,
| 1 eft nl the a iuy and t it e.i ar. rrt|i.'Ctfu.ly IjtHc.I to roll at. I
reamint them. I a.soliarec-n l.cnJ a i.u. .!>• r of tlamp fHoota
1 and *0*4. B. C liOVk K,
O’V'T.or I*, I •.'*b.n M.'narl Frehklln, and
I mv 1C l?.lt a'., b’twrtn Main and Frdekiiu, op. Cap tor.
VJ IHUl.Aid ASA***U!i Ki«>.
j. IV irRSpoipu
II .j / r> le, at Vh ctn’3, r. bi.’t.l.omf MattrfV • lr!i, In eoie*
for the pocart. AUut llt'chis R i/anvcvaitt 1 h aji o lintwla,
|1 W. _ _ n.\'Ti
mi::« t * *.i ; s i i:.!t • i. %ji • t \m-<» ja
X> ,,'.a:t aad p n'. h'.tdee, of realty 8 e tjti cy, »• >1 at rrrjc
tuoi.' a'c rrcia, I. r tu!e by
i }•% -Zv Tl AIR 1 chamfe^t.rvse.
1 .. 1. •: tITT it.
li Fltk’nt etperlor F.-cah Batter
4 h x a Fr o b P-.-i .
Juttrei-' ved t 'lii 0 .1 • nr tj. ly Cer-.'rC 7a • ».* to .ftr.
Wo bua P.'ach Blow l1 'atuca, the* » J liral. h r u
If*
Family, lltl'i, and Prp. rf.r« FI .rr
Woo-A Me. I Kerch Carolina • or II rrlnra
Feraaieby, f l» V MTaTPO*.
mylS—dJt > COP. (toy acJ Fiackhii Aar. ij
\jii.irAHV smviNi- so 1 p. r.e num..- a*;.
! b»A tal Oil boap. U eue rlor t v.l olfc-r f.rfar'.ic . ■ aal*
I by jAd. V '.n.'tr.L,
; tahln IPS eer. Vi<r. and ll'd Nrrrla
' ut 1L1, $A LT.—1ja« tuck* 6».i, !• ■ , .
P* a V eTt RT'' k CO .
| nta'ti Onr. iMk aa40u| Mkt
; INliii.N CHIILA1 Oiil - A an r Ana* ul
a 'ever, ac. For aale by ItOA E 4 PA,
j r-. •; • Du d u
fJ*OOT»t UKI SJIIJS -Of ivtry a'rle ar 1 n >'l tv. ott bo
I r.ad at IRH K A Oi*.¥.
I trh2o_ ___Orap/'.rta. ^
I 1 j »nA CHS. ANIiKttn KOOk'-Fr-eh and
' 1,‘lUV | rjne oriep—for >, •-by
'A. Pm UhOM 4 (!(>., Drarilatf,
j nthSd _’ '*_
1 .) - HO\F.k PA !t •, I'tM. W A \ ( .1: i>L! » A beta
1 Ci"i and braittifci a-u. koi a U by
i at 1 W M . 1
! VEll in Filin'A « ION - b rart Frrr.rh and Si-el'iM
I .. 1 Chios litnnti ao 1 jKi, r. '.t-' W ::e. e f, at,lie l it.
err ind Tea beta, J.pamd 1 drt Ware, lloo.ekrepllnt go.,d»,
Lirju.i Ac., te which *e ‘.r.rltr tl; ■ •iv.<n'-' >i .“ate-.
# ptutuivg, Mrix/. 4 ra.
WM4 ft .y. . r >tn «n.t llri.aa P"r*»e».
THE I .U"Ui nil's MA.\I iL.
For Ijiht JL)x*:i«c»on3 anti
MOUNTKI) KlFLiaiKN,
1 Vrl. 3‘imP— Prfr* fl.26.
1 at a MOM ' dy
latilct, *1. h tke avry. LC>’ f If '111* 1 it I. n.yhi
| forth, or Ln tr.fneneni e'er rri..^ Ih»n “The Tro< prt’a Man
ual. ” compiled by < I J Lu-‘u< Ba. the aTmrptlilied cavalry
olflr-r. iu-t i.ub.uhe-t by A MoirU, rt tide c'ty
•At p erlfeala "lr ■title fee’ rr.tion ot tf • »o l;,ti r-jteil f rrma
olthe u ajutairl. o» featirea o' tUa trifle, ol.lelt or are me will
cbtain for it a plate lb the baud* ut trery mac eeekinp lofortua
U.m CD the e-d-je -t.
• H-nldm 'be earoliy dr! I ti nper It C'rta re tl' I'g-.lar ill'll ef
the l'n*l -d drat* a 130*0’ il i!P'». a« aati r tiled t y a w »rd nltlb
<•'!« cf c-tted I Urea Anrr. ter v drrr ta.fid il Cape. Belt. C.
b A , r er r befi r |.a' '.H e I It an* bool id ta<* ra. Uie ap| lie*
t'.oti cf lb' rep Ur d i.l til a’n/.e rank fillmationa ala 1 n taut
an i clrectleca lor handlicg the bretch-loat »r, and ell. .- luiproC'ia
arm*
1 "Foeh aeomhlnatlon l.ae tenr before bei o oulJblw J, tro hr
He ve. and |r Ibe ata-cre nf the cavvre tu-tl pabluhed ant
•ot I heretofore, note nt which are t> be bad. «* ar- Ira n, It will.
I1 uo d in , canae tl e entlie edition raplciy te d'.aat.b'er,”— llbly.
Juat p jhli-hrd by A M on ft I.',
malfi Pnbllth r and Oorkeel’er. b’ct-mnad, » a.
mooif STUCK
Or Rooks ami Stationery.
! T W. KAND01 I’ll can ml! tupp'y, ai old price*, Seine! and
el . Mla eilatu ui Back., Hiaua Bogk* of lni.il ail kin » in ure,
, oi Kuna n m.ufnctu'e.
bn ki made to order; and al; atyleg Hockblnding al rhort no
{ tier
Cap. Lei tor. Mere, Drawing, Kugekspe*, biollii g, Ccpylny.Wrap
■ ping Paper, *r
Envelop**, pee*, Ink, Inkitam'-H, tape, rubber band*, null'*, pm
I cib, amid, (Hue, itaneera' r»*e*. bill Loidert, co.iectiDg ho. la,
money book*, poll folio*, wilting tftak.*, card*, Idler c. p*. de.t
koivw, Ae , Ac
gJF“.*ll kind* of Printing < weed- <1 In Hi* boal »tyl*._mj21^
I NS. *itN 8.—Double barrel <Iod«, f. r *h1c bv
mv-n van lew taylor* co.
PO'A'ATOES.—I buve on Land »nd receiving daily Jtraey
While Mercer kar.y,
Beck Eye*. d«
Dikcmaii'* do and
' P rich Blow Potato*, aiio
Bwent potato i eel.
Beam and Black Feed Pea*.
' With a general aa.om.cH of Family (rrc. at) lew fbr caab.
BAV.rtn.fi joKFS, Agent,
merge <Wn»* «r Aleir and t»h.
M'nn« cTOTimv*
ISARRACOTT, nAHfj.* Cu, cave on Land .
J Fin l‘ r*M hull*
E enc.j Canltnrrr Fnl *
Faery Idnei. hut*
1 Coltio.ade 'u la
1K»i>ry 'He V,l a
Percy Marl-liln VeetA
Wi ne I Inin CeaU
1 | ]dav and cpanl-h I lorn Coal*
Linen and car.ell r* Pint*
F nicy Cnrv P> ni»
t'ol-onnoe P*r.ta
Fld'l* tn.i CoPaH
Coder SMrle an ! Drawer*
Neck Tie*, lli.dfi, Mocks.
, Whl.h Ih.y arc aelllfg very b w for cuh.
ALSO,
All kind* nl Boy* and cklldic ’» Olotllny.
I DARRAOoTr, DARRHi CO,
I jel __112 Main Stint.
' i y.io .k •* ' 21 i .tU(lUs.kV.k.'ll|,V »h< I
, VV HE-.sIMiS
80 h* If Lb.?, o' N C Fim ly Hoe Herring*. Wcod’a brand,
JO LMa of N C Family C,roe* Herring*, Wood'* blend,
! a rbla of N. 0. F Hilly « ul lierrng*, Wnod'i braid,
i lfci bbl* cf Far tlj Flour, th at cannot be »U'ja»«-il,
r 1» ci cala of rui-r.-lor Ore-n, flunpoader aodb'ack Teea,
SWrjLu-L'S of Mill Ctfal, tsch ,J Bran, Uigwpiu.r and fhJp
I Miff
I 1,000 l aic* of Timothy ttii Clover Hay,
, H-0 hil-s of O*'.,,
. , 1,000 Queen f ,,y Hi.m?,
1 Old ''.iBipaidnrr W! Uiy, Ola-I Brandy and Champagne
• Wine* of the v. ry belt quality.
i Tor lalo on the nett rcuonanlc ten"* bv _
ROOT. A. * DABNFV,
.p'.b CorR,r of Broad and tlh «»* ■• rpo*‘«* Thealr«._
r -J ^ It (ILK. PORTLAND STEEP. In *«-.re and Snr aale *F
. i.KivTL wi“' *i‘j
"• if I lor in didail par^**, tor ^ pirfjrvijf k <Y>..
V<!n fcififl.
jet _______ —
a iniiTiMV €iLOV**—WM« B'r!o *i U Co Ujo
;; -Eue.H-rn^^rrcj^i^M
-.Kg.'BlUNWEVr ANO LIQfORI. —A
Iu i aa’oitment on Land, and fo* **'« nt o d p £•»»»
In I aa oilmen* wa ** • gKl D<8 * MlU.lt.
^ „ Cor. 14A an« Caiy its
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