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THOMAS GREES DArtpsoS. Secretary.
WARRExroS, IN. CO. Feb.

~ WARRExT"S, IN. CO. Feb. 81.
PrEtrc MEErlNc-At large and respectable meeting
of the Ppople of Warren held at the Court House in this
place on tuesday last agreeaby previous noticeon
motion, Henry Fits Esq, was appointed Chairman, and
Mr. Edwin d. Drake and MIR. Nathan Milan, were up.
punrd Secretaries The meeting being called TO order
by the chairman, MIR. illiam Eaton, Jr and into.
ducpd the following rrsoluriuns accompanied by few
marks:
lst ReSolred That will support the nomination Of
candidates for President and Vice President made by the
National Democratic Convention at Baltimore in hlay
aSt and that oT the purpose OF sustaining them We will
cn.u,erate with Republican friends III this Electoral
District, by choosing Delegates to meet such may be
sent By them to SIMS in Nash, on Saturday The 9Th
day OF May next for the purpose Of selecting suitable
candidate as an Elcctor for this district.
3D. Resolucd, That constitute
said delegation, with instructions to nominate such
candidate as will support the foregoing nominations.
Bird. ReSoaxcd, further That having full confidence
in the tried sbiltcs sterling integrity and Independence
of purpose Of his Exceency, T. D. Speight, as we'll us
his unlrng devotion to the great democratic principles
which constitute the faith OF the Republican party,
of which he has afforded the uSt graty earnest in
his late Inaugural Address, respectfully recommend
him to our ellowc thrnughu The Stale and par
,culay to the good people of Warren. as suitable can
Cdac for their suages at the ensuing rIcclon for Co
vernon.
it'll Rrso'ced, That these proceedings be signed by
the Chairman and Secretaries and that they be published
in the Warrrnuu Reporter the Ralegh Stanard and the
rest Of the democratic papers IN The State.
The LIST, I'd and 4ti resolutions were unanimously
adopted aud there only dissenting voices to the
Sd resolution
The blank in the I'd resolution filled up with the
names Of George ID. Baskerville, Vim. K. kearny,
John II. Hawkins; Frs. A. Thornton and Thomas J.
ludkins.
On suotion, the meeting adjourned
EOwls D: DRAKE, Secretaries.
NATHAN MILAN, \
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FSebYE HiiS'a'HG.
POSSIBILITIES IN FLORIDA.
GENERAL SCO1T'S INSTRUCTIONS.
Ifn0dEe,t cnRN OMiLtcd.l

WAR DEPARTMENT. Jan. 81 1896.
SIR You will please TO. repair without unnecessary
delay TO Florida andassune the direction of the opera
tons against the Seminole Indians.
enclose for your niorma;ion copies OF the various
instructions which have issued tuin this Department for
the suppression of the hostites Of these Indians and
OF such other papers may be necessary To put You IN
full possession Of the state Of affairs in that quarter.
enclose also duplicate letters to the Governors of South
Carolina Georgia, 'AhIbama and Florida requesting
eu 10 call into the service of the United States, such
militia force you may deem necessary, and advising
them that the authority thus conferred upon you, Will
enable You to increase, modify, revoke any reGus
ton which may have been made IN pursuance OF The
powers granted to Generals CIinch and Eussis, to call
upon the Executives of those States and OF the Terrific"
nv Tor any militia force Their powers, also, to call in
such force will cease on your assumption OF the CON-
pIan6.
1t is impractcablc here to prescribe the amount OF
forces which ought TO be carried into tie field That
must depend upon the actual circumstances which you
may find existing when you reach the scene OF operations
1t is of course highly desirable that unnecessary nrce
should've employed The expense may be thereby great
~ Increased Still would not have You hesitate tor
roHent IN calling out such number of the militia rs
Will enable you with promptitudc and certainty to pat
an immediate termination to these difficulties. The hor
rors OF such wurare too great any risk IN
It's uneuiate suppression. This subject is therefore,
| committed entirely TO your own discretion
The difficulties with these Indians have arisen from
their ndisposton to comply with the terms of treaty
concluded soule time SINCE with Colonel Cajsden -
That treaty provided for their removal West of the
Mississippi but when the period OF its execution arrived
it was found considerable portion of the Indians
were unwilling to remove. As they had ceded their
whole country in Florida, it impossible to permit
them to remain there as they wonld have become law
less bandlt liable at all times to commit depredations
upon the settlements After much discussion with the
agents Of the Government, the Indians finally agreed,
that, if their removal postponed till this winter,
they would voluntarily emgrate When the arrange.
uents began to be made for carrying this arrangement
into effect spirit of disateclon appeared, which led,
first % the murder Of one Of our own ctizens
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CHARLESTON. leb. %

CHARLESTON, leb %.
FROM ST. Arcrsrrxr.-Thr Steam Packet Jamcs
BG0tcyight, Captain CHAsB arrived he!e ,nls morning
4rorn St Augustine having left that port Sunday last.
The German FuSrrs under command If Capt. TIM
ROD and hamburg Volunteers, under command Of Cap
tain CUSSiNGHAM bave arrived in the 6ootcrigM. The
Washington Light Infantry were to leave IN the schr.
Charles 4. kccr, aud the Washington Volunteers in
the tneas, both waiting wind
On Thursday morning last, Major krRBY left with
two Companies U. S. Troops in Steamer Dolphin, for
Bulow's. The same morning the Irish Volunteers and
Richmond Blues marched from ST. Augustine the
same point In the afternoon they were followed by
two companies more, and the next day by TWO additional
companies. SIR. WILLIAMS gentleman OF respectable
lily, who accompanied Capt. HENafs detachment, re.
turned the evening of the l!l and stated that Capt
H. had nearly reached his destination, and that not The
least traces Of Indians To he DIR w. met
the I'd detachment within mile TT Capt Henry.
Capt j. f. B. FINLEY had been appointed an aid TO
Gen. EusTIs.
j. H. AsuBr, Esq., has taken command of one of the
leyies, and gone out against the lndians.-PGriot.
SAvAsSAH, February %.
From the Jacksonville Courier, 18th uh)
BRAyo!! GEORGIA.! !!-Yeserlay touched at our
wharres the Steamers Santce, Tomochc!l and Florida,
having on board five volunteer companies from the
counties of Monroe, Bbb Hancock, Morgan and Put
naui-in all upwards OF 400 men, all prepared and
carer for battle with the warriors of that brave chief,
whose beautiful name, Oseola Identifying in the Indian
language 1.-The rising SUM- is descriptive of his own
rising to be the great warrior ofthe Semnoes.
Col Bankhead was passenger on board the Fiorlda.-
From the decks Of the Florida, large band OF musicians
gave some delightful musicnot as loud. however, as
ours from our cannon All board the three steamers
were bound for Picolaa thence 10 march into the Indian
nation Judging from their martial and favourable APP
pearance, think these Georgian will do their duty
bravey and heroicully the day Of battle We regret
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rOUINJTIO.iS. G-c.

PITTSYLVANlA COUNTY," eATneN n 7"St'
A large and respectable meeting Of the Democratic
u,,,v of This county was held at the Courthouse, on
Monday, the l;,h inst at which James Garland and
William alton. Esgrs. were nominated as the KePuo'
lean Candidates for the next Spring election. The spi-
ri, which prevailed among all but the Wings, was unu-
sualIy interesting We sanguine in Our calculations
upon the of the nominees The party were never
until last spring conscious Of their strength
it will be fell Boil, Of the gentlemen who were nominal
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!, =. wll undcrs,ond shat the Delegates from finrra
and Arkansas would have rntru III VI. '''", ,I,.
throughout. had they been entitled 10 'oe op
! question. ChurirsiDn .h"eury
! Ear iic Chnrics.ar .Ncrc"ry.
| .U, Ed;sor-N.ng one at th's' WI" w." , ,h;t
| ,I , H.. ,,rJ-,,u,d without Il hearing anu lhi"h-
''.. IA. p;nckurY has been misunderstood OH lle
L;, IF b;s haze resolution tn'r'unc" "y "' "!' "''
u,1rrr.d Oh hy y"n IA youe !ast rh"'' manu- ~"
tracts 'to'' 'o. >. ,ou 10 publish. ANXIOUS.
|'I'i letter irom Hon. flENEr l.. PIStKHEy TO a
"d upon private matters, in which he touches upon
| his resrutIon:- =,
"Yon will perceive hv the papers that offered Re-
sor,;on this morning IN relation 10 abolition. 10 my
inter as,unishwrnt it have given great Offence
wish 10 have 10Y views and feelings property rhdeT'
s,ood consider it leading /" no good result TO Keep
up a long and excited debate upon the T'yM q Pcn"h
aud other minor abstract points, upon which The SCUM
is dr;Ged and the whole of the rest at the House united
arainst us-and upon which shall surely be left IN
miserable minority and have to suffer all the conse-
Gucncrs Of defeat. NV object is
f'rst-Io put an end TO discussion which believe
will increase abolition at the North, and prove most de-
sttuctive tn the South.
Secondy-To let :lonc al! minor points, (u?en which
we shall be beaten) and procure vote upon the mum
question.
Thirdy-To proc,.re solemn and deliberate express
sion Of opinion, BY Congress, adverse to abolition, and
pultin an end 10 all the hopes and views, far such
a vote By Congress effect it-and am under the
FIRM r;ctinn tina, if any lkny earth can put down
abolition such an expression Of opinion By large vote,
vii! effect it.
go for the great object of putting down Abolition and
for that purpose would the choc ground and Ell
ec,ualiy put end to all the hopes of the aho!l'lonss
by sayr To TEN that Congress has constitutional
authority in relation the States, and will not act upon
slavery in the District of Colunhia regarding viola
ton Of public faith and dangerous to the Union.
Is not this the correct course: Have any thing to
gain By continued excitement Is not slavery too seri-
Gus matter to be made the subject of ncessant debate
an, api,aoro Is it not policy TO put down abo
liton5 Can any thing tend to do it, than Report
and Resolutions, By large vote, adverse to Ahoonsss,
and emitting of al their hopes of aid from the Federal
Government Ibovc not time 10 say more.
am acting conscienliously, according TO my best
iud7ncnt far tic ood Of my constituents and State rely
uprn every cool, sensible, rejecting man, 10 see the
propriey of putting down abolition praetieay without
pushing the contest to extremity on either SIDE.
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State CONVENTION.

New OsLEAss. Feb. live publish the proceed.
mrs of meeting Of the Democratic members OF the
Legislature held on Monday last The plan OF con.
ren,on for the purpose specified has already been
commended by this print in common with the other De-
mocralc papers throughout the State. Nothing Is re-
ousi,e but activity and union the part Of friends
TO secure the triumph of their cause ard iondy hope
that in these there will be deficiency.
The place recommended for the sitting of the pro.
noscd convention we think well selected 1t is central
in position easily accessible from the different sections
of the State and capable OF anrdng every convenience
and accommodation to the MISUNDERSTANDING Post
DEMOCRATIC MEETlSG.-At a meeting of the Demo
cratic members of the Legislature of the State Of Lou
isiana held at the capitol of the State on Monday the
18th inst: The meeting being organized by the calling
Of Gen. Bossier. the Senator from Natcoches, to the
Chair aud the appointment Of Capt Thomas Green
Davidson of ST Helena, Secretary The object of the
meeting being explained by the Chalrnan the following
! resolutions were adopted:
RcS0ircd, That We do recommend to the Democratic
party of the State OF Louisiana, TO elect Delegates from
their Parishes to meet IN convention IN the town
of Baton Rouge, the first Monday Of May next, IL
nominate Democratic Eecora! Ticket. to be support
ed by the good people OF this State for President and
Vice President of the United States.
RsSulrrd That a committee Of four persons be named
By the Chairman to prepare address To the good peo
pie of the State OF Louisiana upon this important sub cct
Whcreupon the Chairman named the following commit
tee Thomas Green Davidson, Of 81. Helena " Pdtln
of West Baton Rouge Bernard Marigny, of New Or
leans Joseph Johnson Of West Fclicana; Gen. Lewis
OF OuachiLa; and upon motion Of Mr. Angustin, the
Chairman added the Of the Speaker of the House
al Representatives MIR. hlccr La Bancc, Of ST. Charles
KeSoecd, That the proceedings OF this meeting bt
signed by the President and Secretary, and that all the
democratic newspapers in the State OF Louisiana be
ouested To publish the same.
There being other business before the meeting, af
Ter the ,hunks being voted TO the President and Seceta
~. adourned, upon motion of MIR. Pan sine die
a.. f. BOSSIER, Chairman.
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TEXAS,

TEXAS.
New OuIEA.s Feb. l2-Thr:y volunteers a.1ired
here Yesterday from Little Rock for Texas.
The volunteers who were captured and tas~S mi"
Nassau und subsequently released, arrived al I'd. Gas,
on their way to Texas-Iruc .7n:crican.
iatchuochcs La., Dcc 3l.-The organization of lee
regular ar.nv uudrz Cen Houston is rapidly preg.rss
ing. Santa Anna is expected in person at The bead Of
the choicest Of the Mexican troops. foiunlrr7S t!Mn
the u Suics nc called for and from The sirl already
evincc! The call will not he vain one. All The de
parlnents heard FROM favorable 10 the d'Haring Ut
uleprntc 5cr.- Ucrnid.
New ORLEANS Feb. J6.-By letters received from
Vera Cruz dated % February the accounts from Santa
Anna were lhx he was wa!lisg in San Louis, under n
prctcx of augncnEg his torcr 10 march against lex
as and they aleeady amounted tn between and SJVn
men rs reported but that in ict, there only from
= TO 1900; and although much was said about his cam
rarn arainst Texas nc will not 30 in person, tearing
itr0n appraraRos) that there Is gathering Storm a.
hand aud that he may Le hustled from power Is also
slated that the Mexican government view WIN a!strnst,
all pledges the part OF the United States, ID piesrrV
ing her neutrality.
By accounts from Campeachy, il appears The report
which has been circulated that there vessels h
ting there against Texas, is false we near ais" by
accounts from aDpco, that the state n alnau'!Eas ana
particularly Tanpco and vicinity Is IN s!ac III very
great exci,cme against Santa Anna and his advsers
it is feared tia. another revolution Is on the eve "t
breaking oni; so much So, that body ut Go troops,
ordered from Tanpico TO Texas, were dcianrd and r'Tr
men ordered from Mexico, to CO opcrnle NTH tt en-
in maintaining the present Government by p7'Vote let
Iers from Cirhuahua the dissatisfaction Throughout that
State is very great against the desot, and
were taken i'm the different States to overthrow ms power,
by drawing him out of alrScu towards leSas. God
speed that the despo may fall and never ralse his head
npain on the continent OF America. That Santa Anna
must fall is inc vabe; troug the mist The tawr,
otght and liberty gnnneng in every quarter, and that
Mexico and Texas mus; he free.--Irmc -i,nsrirrn.
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STRAYED OF Stolen from the Subscribers stables.
70 on The 18th day of January last, 13 miles east OF
Dnvdlnn. and miles north nf Lombardy Grove, large
roam Horse with black legs and tail, and some
black spots on his rump-ahout Snr years old this
Spring liberal reward will be given for the delivery
of said Horse me, him so get him again
purchased the said Horse in Tennessee, and expect he
will make off that way. JOHN E. LAMBERT.
NleckIpnburg. Feb 25 95-M
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Who ar" jude Writes !rirnGS: VITA Inc r1'"?"'7
Of some Jackson in T"nnrs."r and SUI lever n
Alabama and Mississippi the great body ~ his 'r'"rs
in the South are the Wings Be the Nui"Is or FED.
Ta!is.s-1rnlans or Gr"rkSh"y are 1T last IIts IT.
determined Opponents of The Administered "r'--;
the Gav has gone by Inr appealing t" lady" WHIT" !
self. or t. his immediate Body Guard we may =:
carry tie fact those few r"iItlcarS +" h" are ati'E,t
inv ~ reconcile their attachment for .N Jackson ,':
nnr,iaItr for judge. hi,r Let them rrad thu !.'"s
sa,.,ur:l, from the Tn<caI"oSa A!::Samal Flag - .r
unon--whrh presents Us with '"aH On "i al :"'
nominations he has received. and O: "a: character q! d,
supporters:
Rn, does JHdge Hai,c ""'r sf""@ %'"rr nc ftH"t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27

nc, pug slen arrested. amounting IN All To about
si2i0.1 are POS on III, Bank 81 Virginia, raya-
bic al Charleston, and SIS on the Farn.r's Bank.
payable at Lynchbure. They we're travelling in
company, and represent, as we understand, thai
hes had been engaged ~ taking drove Of hor-
srs TO market, and at the time of their arres, were
returning Ia their place of residence IN cairll
esant,. Considerable public inter 81 VIZ man
f.sied at their trial. but us their cases have uor
been fnalls disposed Of it would be IMPROPER at
Il Tine II detail any further particulars ri the
fcstimon, agans, them. Democrat.
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ITEMS Gy the last mails.

Gen G lines arrived at New Orleans on N
'S'h inst. The runor Of hi, bring superseded !
the command of the Sibiae frontier is OF cOlr'
)trnr.
Col. Lane, at the head Of "A detachment Of r..
)lars and friendly Indians, has al a battle win
|party of hostllcs, 200 in number. Our loss, N
v oundcd-ihat of the enemy not known.
The Globe claims majority Of on joint BAL
lot in the Legislature of Ohio. Tie State vas
lnneqGally Distracted, by the st Van Buren, Le'
/sisihture Tor the purpose OF enabling mam'
OF the Legislature To defeat The will OF the mar'
ny OF the people, and the fraud nav have %'
lcrcded. But we do not believe il, because Nv
Globe says so. They are pretty " Democf'%
truly, who have been guilty Of this piece "i ONr
ness.
The Enquirer claims an aggregate majority "
PENNSYLVANIA of is, 900 votes at the late elecUA
The National lnlcliecnccr states it at less t''
5000. We shall shortly have the complete r.
turns, when we shall ascertain the truth Oh "'
matter.
We have Ilavre dates to the 18th ulf. Mas"'
Sout, 1t il rumorrd, has refused the apPo"
ment of Minister OF War, and it is id it wonn
offered 10 Gen. Bernard, formerly of the T. '
engineer service. From Spain. we learn Wa,
the health of The Qlren is prrcarous; il'a' u"
ulrra-liberaS were increasing in their demands
qnring the abolition of the hereditary pecraee "'
entails, and the suppression of all religions f''"Y
li>hmrnfs; and that the nation was in a "O''
fightu state.
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I AIRtILt.D RACES.


a match, fof $4,000 side, half forfeit, / mile
heats between Admiral, hy Barefoot 4 wears old.
The property Of Robert TIL t<on, Esq. oi \. York :;
and Margaret Arm>,"al, bv Apparll,nn, 4 wars
old, The property ofJohn lic,h, Esq. Almiral pad
forfeit
Second Race--A Swccpstakr FOR 3 year old. :;
mile h ats; 500 entrance, half forfeit; four sub
>eribrfs.
William WlllianNon's Wh,chp, b, Gotham
ma. dis
lsham Paekclt's b c bv Sir Charles.
Tim,.lsl heat Pm l.; 81 heat no llme
SECOND DAY.
A match Race, for $1,000 Il SIDE, half forfeit. 2
mile heats.
William II. Jolnson's c by Eclipse, dam by Sir
Charles, 3 wears old,
Richard Adams b bv Sir Charles dam
BY Remns, years old, 2 3
In the first heat the bay fly threw her rider,
bu: the Judges decided there was no distance a.
greed on, the must continue. Both heats
were beautifully contested
T'me--ls, heat An q 81 hca, 3m 57l,
TuRp Day
Proprr,ars Purse $500, two milo heats, en-
trance SIS.
o. =. Hare, b IN Miry Archy, BY SIR
Riehatd Adams b h Somcrvillc, BY Bv-
ron ROM ? 6 DIR.
William Il. Jolnson's Wing, by
SIR Charles, ) di,
Ihmas Z. liale's Bctsrv Minnc, by
Tmoleon AL
William II. Mingc'. g h Jesse b, Med
ley, -
William williamson. b { bv Comma, o 22
John NJ Botls' Reuben Gcnrov
by Gahanna, o di,
l>ham puckctl', hr by Timoron. dis.
llmr--lst heat BIN sos 2nd BIN SIS: 3rl I'm :;
4th I'm So.
Rrnbon Glenroy broke down In the second
, heat
As fan" ha, been iun for man. A d,y
over this course.
forern DAY.
Jockey Club PURSE SoO0-t mile heat,-rntranc.
$50.
o. L. hrs>b Mary Lea. b, limo
leon, n i,
J. NJ. Bolts b Molly Cotton Tail, by
Goh,na, I23
N. X. Johnsons c BY Timolcon, 0 dis
Hcnrse 3. Poindeatcr's h Paul Jonesbv
!; Washington, dis.
Richard Adam,S b h Black Heath by
)" Areim, 232
Nm. II. Minge's Nick Bddlc. by
Iimoleon, oil
VIM Nlsm>ou'. h c Billy Grunhl.
BY SIR Chrlc>. dis.
Ime--lst heat SIN l5>; Pad SIN 49,; Bird stn
26s.
Mary Ira broke Il wa within the distance.
DaeA Hath again ran rcNivr, and hroLc
DOWN.
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NonroiK, Oet. II.
Loss OF TIL STEAM.PACkE WILL
AM GIBBONS.

". l,sf evening converted with three Of tho
passengers Of tin s,cam-pec ct William Gibbons,
W. Mr.us. NV Ii1lnan and J. H. Vincent Of Al.
ahsn,, and liash II. Holloway Of Augusta,
(Grnl VII aui,eI IN ihc Elizabeth Ctty stage
They informed Us dat the W. q. under ia tim
rofar, command OF Capt. il,sey, tler regular
commander Can't. Spnncv, being lei, sick AT A.
YORK; rh New York on Saturday afternoon
hound Ia Charleston, with about 10 pas>enert>
amo P~hon, wcrr 81 ladir, and ] / children tai
on Monfas morning, the wind blowing fresh from
\. T. the packet struck, aud it WI, then percrl,-
ed that she IN the midst Of breakers, in wh,h
situation she remained humping until da, lgl,,
WHEN they thr land about 200 yards ahead,
which proved 10 be the south point o Bodd,'s Is
land, al the mouth 81 Nrw Inlet. The Captain
then 81, tho engine to work Ia back her of, but
only succeeded in sh fling her position 10 the
south Sida Il thu Inlet, where she was forced up
Ivy the wind aud breakers into Two feel water and
bdged.-Of tine passengers, ll6. including IN, la
dies aud children, succeeded ~ getting ON shore
with Their baggage, the remainder prciofrlng To
remain on board. Those who landed made for
house about three miles of, on Pea Idand, which
they ionnl 10 br unnhablted, but which afforded
tilema shelter during the tremendous storm of
Tuesday, lhoneh the, sufrrrd much for want OF
provision, aud water. he next day, (Wednes-
das) the. all returned to the beach, c,crp, onr in-
formants, who hircd an oyster boat 10 pke them
on to Charleston. We also learn from then, that
two schrs. sad 10 bo from New York, bound to
the South, ment ashore during the gale nj Tues
da,, on Cap iiallcras. HcraAi