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/ THE WONDERFUL. CURES

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SWAYNE'S <
Compound Syrup r.
1@ @ of Wild Cherry, in
1v 3 Pulmonary CONSUME
TON, have excited the
u. constituent Of all who have wit
messed Its marvellous effects; there is
no account of a medicine, from the earliest
2aa ages furnishing parallel; the almost
miraculous cures effected by this
extraordinary medicine are un-
precedented One among
8a the many certificates
below.
CINCINNATI, Feb. Is, 1910.
Dr. SwAYNE--Dear Sir:
"a DERMIT me to take the liberty of writing to you
L at this time to express my appreciation, and to
recommend to the attention Of heads Of families and
Others your invaluable medicine--thc Compound
Syrup Of Frunus virgniana, or Wild Cherry Bark
In nay travels of late, have seen, in great many
instances tho wonderful effects of your medicine in
relieving children of very obstinate complaints, such
as Coughing, Wheeling, Choking of Phlegn, Asth-
matte attacks, &c., &C. / should not have written
this letter. however, at present. although have felt
it my duty to add my testimony to it for some time,
had ii not been for late instance where the med-
cine above alluded to was instrumental in restoring
to perfect health an only child, !" whose case was
almost hopeless, in family OF my acquaintance Il
thank Heaven" said the doatng mother, :" my child
is saved from the jaws of death p and now say and
believe that, beyond all doubt, DIR. Swaynes Com
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry is the most valuable
medicine in this or any other country. am certain
have witnessed more than one hundred cases where
it has been attended with complete success ! am
using it myself in obstinate attack of Bronchitis in
which it proved effcctual in an exceedingly short
time, considering the severity Of the can re-
commend it in the fullest confidence of its superior
virtues; / would advise that family should be
without it it is very pleasant and always beneficial
worth double, and often ten times its price The
public are assured there is quackery about it. EN-
@at ( III r.. JACKSON, DID. ss.
i4i ilaH lrt7Ea8 Eni s'rfl Formerly Pastor
. .tbH& OF the First Presbyterian Church, NY. aa
In districts where Calomel and Quinine have been
too freely made use Of in bilious complaints, &c.. Dr.
Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, will pre-
vent their evil effects the system, and act as
Strengthening Alternative and improve the Bilious
functions. ~ 5'ts}esf,lfst ;tas 5, n t
eau tION.-All preparations from this valuable
tree exocptth the original DR.. Scaes Compound Syrup
of Wd Cherry, arc fictitious and counterfeit. Prepared
only by Dr.. S,oayre, whose Office is now removed to
NJ W. corner Of Eighth and Race streets, Philadelphia
i1 Sold by VIM. Stabler SkCo, in Alexandria; G. M.
Sothoron in Georgetown; John Ham, Point of Rocks,
Md; the Rev. Isaac r. Cook, No. So, baltimore ST.
and J.. w. & r, W., Davis, Baltimore, Md E. J.
Stansbury, Annapolis, Md. and by
+ 4 nov 24-6m : II. TARNHAM, Warrington.
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TAMES J. DlCKlNS, Attorney and Counsellor at
La,O practices in the Supreme Court Of tho United
States the several courts of the District of Columbia
prosecutes claims before Congress, and the several
Departments Of the General Government and in
general does all business requiring an Agent At
torney. Office No. 4, west wing of the City Hall.
nov 27-ly
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DYSPEPSIA CURED.

BENNINGTON, w. DcC 0tn, 1919.
Dear Sir 81 wish to add my testimony to the host
of others that you have in favor of your valuable pills.
In the yeaI 1898, attacked with that disagree
able complaint the Dyspepsia, which so affected me
that could not take particle Of food. without the
most unpleasant and uncomfortable sensations in my
chest, head and bowels My chest was 50 sore that
could not bear the slightest pressure without giving
me pain. My health was most miserable; many
physicians told me they thought was in the consunp-
ton, and that If did not give up my business, and
change climats, II could live but d short time.
tried every thing in the shape Of medicine, and
consulted the most skilful physicians, but found no
permanent relief / became discouraged, gloomy,
sad, and sick Of life and probably ere this, should
have been in my grave, had not fell in with your
precious medicine. A friend Of mine, who had been
sick of the complaint, advised me to try your
pills but having tried most other medicines without
obtaining any relief had but little faith pills
would be Of benefit to me but, at his earnest solicit
tation, ! procured box and commenced taking
them. a
The-frst box producedlttle or no effect, and be-
gan to despond, for fear that your medicine would
prove like Others have taken; but my friends argued
that one was not fair trial, and purchased Sec
ond, and before had taken the whole box began to
experience change the pain in my chest began to be
less painful and my food did not distress me SO much
as formerly. Iwent on taking them until had taken
six boxes, and my Dyspepsia was GONE, and my ex-
pectation of an early death vanished and felt like
a "new creature" | was then, and am now a
healthy man. have never since been troubled with
the dyspepsia have administered your pills TO the
members ofmy family, and to my friends and in al
cases with good success. You can publish this II 1t
]. I COOK,
@.s Publisher Of the State Banner
DR.. Braudreth's Principal Office, 24l Broadway
New York.
Sold by R. FARNHAM, Washington, and by one
Agent in every city and town in the United States
Fl - nfsy rfs Enofn IS--h
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WASHINGTON. D. c. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1914

TRESH BUTTER, EGGS. &c.--Tho subscriber
L has just received I choice lot Of fresh Table
Butter asit aal slEi0a &UGiea94 q sE Ieaiet
M 10 choice New York Cheese sgs. baHu.j
M nu so dozen Fresh Eggs aa ra#sH r{3t
iai 200 bushels Mercer Potatoes ,8 ss;f.,,
Also, for sale, Tamarinds, and choice lot Of
Sweetmeats, Sc, &c., IN aI.sss 81
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/ Jan 10 1870 ~ 4 7th street,
THANILY GROCERIES, IS HOLMES has now
j. received his full Gupply Of Fall and Winter
Goods, comprising a complete assortment. His
stock of fresh teas, sugars, Spices fruits, coffee, but
ter, cheese, cranberlir,., apples, buckwhoat, and
family -four, mackerel, salmon, smoked and picked,
&c, Sc, is worthy Of attention, which he respect
fully invites. Seventh street, nearly opposite thu
Patriotic Bank. dec9 !
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CPERM AND MOULD CANDLES.--The sub.
y scriber has on hand fine lot Of sperm, mould
adamantine,l and the patent sperm candle; also, 9
superior article of lamp oil. ~ f2
( dec 8 Mi uas} e.f i, S. HOLMES, 7th street.
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4 Weekly edition Of the WING STANDARD for
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n m" Guy Hall, 1NtU 10fK, JNHE n, 1913.
Messrs: have repeatedly used your Candy for
coughs and colds, and always found relief but official
duties prevented me from wiring to you before But
as have lately been cued of the influenza, cannot
withhold from recommending the same to the public.
! am yours truly, l.SH.t trg
tt.# -#se. RtlRT II MORRI0
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A CHOICE LOT OF, SWEETMEATS.- Peach
n pine apple, citron. lime, preserves, raspberry
jelly and currant jelly, for sale BY
dec S. HOLMES 7th street. /
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Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence 9. The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. T-iP. M.
The SAGE OF AsHLASD-A meeting of the
friends OF HENRY CLAY ofthe City and County OF Phnde!
pha will be held at tie County Court House Tomorrow even
ing for the purpose devsng suitable render 10 Mr.
Clay proper testimonial OF The respect and affection enter
tanned for him by his ieiiow-ci;izens:
HeN. JUDGE RANDALL regret TO state that
Judge Randall. Of the L. S District Court suddenly
tackled yesterday afternoon wiki pariyc it, while proceed
Ing 10 his residence Re Is much better to-day.
HE NAyiGATIuN--lhsfe Yves considerable
footing the Delaware this mo,nDs At Bordentown
the filed from shore shor.. Nearly all the
bon's have been withdrawn Tor tie and winter ss
iay upon The weather to-day extremely cold,
and there Is every indication OF lnll of snow.
Snow AT PkINCETus Il mere WAS quite Sc
we're fall of snow am informed Princeton ew-Jersey
evening. had little OF here but dappea
TkiAL FOR MURDER line trial OF Wesley Fla
vel for the murder OF his niece before the Court OF Oyer
anu 1enlner, having been commenced this Morning. Ii
SAID his counsel David Paul Brown. Esq intends entering
plea oi insanity.
ALMOST tiuRpER.-Two colorsd mau named
Joha iine and Richard Allen. had alteration Yesterday
IN the nrct ot Muyamersing, dnnng which tie latter
Il ceI blow the head OF The former with Ratchet,
which renders hl doubtful Allen was arrested and
Henes taken 10 the Hospital -
EFFECTS or CcSFiNEMEST.-thom as Gansey,
the young convicted of being engaged In the not the
church o 81 Augustine, May last and sentenced to
months mfsonent has become completely defanged. he
has been removed, In consequence 10 The Nns House.
PASSING CoUNIEhEkiT NoTES.-a young man
named Eli Miller arrested last even,ns charged wh psIs-
ils countetie.. note the Tradesmens banS, N Y
STocHs.-IheIe was downward teu5e-cy IN
tho Stock Market To-day State Fves falling of from ys,s,.
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l,- ono,,.on, e,n. Treasury Notes G5ard Bank x

oro,..on, Tern. Treasury Notes u i5ad Bank Z
Ifb n Marrare Loan i: Wilmington Railroad "a a'a
Che,speps and Rsl1 s;, Cis snk TO- 81 do do 81 $50
es": 500 Ksaapf % F f. s1 B Sna es6ane
ehsn % M % 1" Navigation % $500 United s,ae'
RaHs 20 w9G @e SAFE ha5l'94 se Do 90
Bank IL, ke9I III ~ i: ico do do $500 DO ~
ss do do e $40 DO IS SO do g. a ID "a 80 % slo
ION gn rond s2i 20 do do 81 s5uo do d" DO Bonus S
Ches & Del Cannl Loan q 70 ,eo - az : ~ oo S.,ts
Sc1si Bodrd-sscO ,'ouny . lst9 old ~ IN ms MI
81 ;n,5 Hs n I'd 100 10 Sd, sl6l,76 esh IS 5s @
slo do 1870 q: Northern Bank OF Kentucky IS ~ ID
rem SHIP Up NEws-4l F. M.-Csared this Aitsrnc9n.
Br cr soshin Rycon, Yarmouth .. fHTson an
r,,isr NY. steamer Erickson. C!Hypole, Bhllo; D.
5-r,i-Steemer Ocean lie Forrest, from New OK. Ne
nor.s ten full rgged 5rs> of Delaware City. bound up
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By This Mornings Mai.
Do,nc. washington.
con.pondeace Of The New.York IHDune, :,
W. t,-.snt,arnS. Dee. 18th. u

('uresDOlleACt
o'i''- W.su1yeToy, Dec 18th. lsii-
The rumor so prevalent during yesterday anu
Sa,rrdev. that the President would transmit
par message to Congress to-day, proves itssii' as
I supposed it would, merely the c;ea'lon oil Poo-
liz e1cit5rnen = 49,.
Lean now state, on the best authority, II any
anihor;tv is To be believed, that there Will De no
war movement made By cur Government, tnd
that M gar .ith Mexico is anticipated. ffooa-
hIv the c0nsunlmate ability that go! US INTO the
scraoe will also get Us out OF 1t.
I, "a I'D now tnat Mr.. Shannon viii be cen
snrsd far his course but l co not see how THIS
can be cone, as he does rot sPpear to have Trans
cended his Instructions.
We shall probably have Message from the
pre.i9. nj in day o. two, accompanied by the
documents, brought on by the bearer o; despatch
DC from Mexico. Ii the mean time Gov. Shan.
ron remains in state of suspended animation"
till something is done here. -. -
Won have sen the appointment OF Mr.. BIRNEY
n,nsI,,11 announced IS Post Office Agent, IN
place of Mr. Blown, deceased. He Is, believe
penhew to Thomas F. Marshall, and also nephew
tn lanes G. Bi:oey-Judge Marshall, Of Louis
vile, his father, b,ing married to SISTER oil
James G. Birney TAe Bilne7 family ought 10
be rewarded iGr llcll iaptis W 1-"-'S 49,
OF Mr.. Polk. 4.
understand that the nomination of Mr.. At
wood, Of your City, was ssnt to the Senate o-day
and that he will most likely be confirmed. lie
has recommendations from New York merchants
OF both political parties
The Chinese Treaty has not yet been acted on.
II is quite v0luminous affair. When printed
it will occupy about 100 pages, octave.
Dixon H. LEWIS is expected ia town shortly
{" Large bodies move slowly" He has this con-
solaton, however. that one can MI his seat out
himself. 1t was moved from The House into 'ne
Senate for his accommodation.
Senators JARYAGlH OF Tenn ana SIMMONS OF
R. ]. are yet absent.
The bill introduced into the Senate Tor the re-
lief of the heirs of Robert Fulton authorizes the
Secretary Of the Treasury to pay 10 them the
sum of S7S,3 300, due at the time OF the death OF
said Fulton for inv venting floating steam batteries
and experimenting the construction oil the steam
lrigate Fulton, for The detention Of and damages
to his steamboat Vcsuvu=, and for the great ban
ef,s conferred by him On the country.
Your Senators Z" he:hed their maiden swords"
o.day, bv making speeches on the resolution re-
la,iyo to Naturalization Laws. Senator DIcKlN.
son admitted that the Naturalization Laws had
been abused and Senator Foster defended the
NexYorl1 Courts in their mode OF Naturall-
1,tion,
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lGESpAY, Dcc- IL.
nS G sad soS Nee, few f I'D s % a
or Pots sales about 20 bbi-- at IS ss3s.
COTTON There considerable inquiry to-day. but the
transactions only limited Tie bld are lower than
holders w arcrp The sales do not exceed 800 bales as far
as we can learn aud the market a. any thing favorable
the buyer Quotations perhaps &c below the prices ruling
before the steamer.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Thc mnfSs, is as before. dull a;
a 81, 81 rs for Western The inquiry very ues and
have rather downward tendency foT he East hers
apea 70 be very us ~So'r Ssnes Of i; sp s
ING IN freely and gong store there beng bu;
and parcel Of Georgetown Aexandra inspection: at )! az
We quote Georgetown. Brandywnc. Sc - o. q 81 X
small ygle, 'Ou BaeSSSeu 50 50 IS o. sac, Fros;s 1
tn 81 20 "a "a Mcu . shS,s e not much activity sales
GRAN-Tysa samples Of Wheat have been sold together
aCOJ bushels Southern n, q IS cents The ,acs OF Com
show no yaTaioq We notice GO Su,, els now Northern =,
i.ie de- SSnihef White Sr starch and 500 DO Jersey Al S.
- cents ,hou' much demand sass = sa as.,i
IS cen, delivered ohs 70 o on" %ls eo nes q
at 30 81 GEMS. Barley IS inactive at y cents
WHISKY -There not much delng. bat we notice sale.
IA demand u, q cents.
There is fair demand and sales Of about l.coo
bales have been mace at IS % cents ior ihfcuaV
BEESWAX.Wc notice sales GOO lbs, Yellow al - .s's
cents cash. for export.
SEEDS Glenn Flax canno, bc bought. understand at
sa Rough $40 20 sl and ~ active IND so ossy
free cents. tic latter iO prime In Timothy there
TAII oNselc, of 90 zoo to 20 COO lbs Country Rendered
haye been inade at "a cents tor good 10 prime
BEANsWe note sales 20 TO Ibis White at 81 per
bushc.
81 ceuts. cash.
i've. The sales OF Prime are SO ic go se, at - " tS
wer. refused Sales leo hb sour Prime ut 90 81, ~ BOZ
Prime ut IS 60 49, ola pSi sc s' a. n II o
re Of Importance Sales 100 keg, Prime Lard at % cents
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DI led,

Yesterday morning. the 10th year OF her age ALICE
The relatives and friends the family, also those of her
sons, George James and Joseph respectfully invited To n
tend her funeral this afternoon al 3oclock WITHOUT iue
invitation. from No l6 Omnge ST.
On sunday afternoon 18th inst, MARY, widow OF the nte
On the morning of tho 18th infant. after long and painful
Illness Mr.. ALFRED a. ANDERSON. aged % yearr.
Months md IS days Mr. Anderson. who native OF Eng
land was well known gentleman of high literary attain
ments and had long been connection with the pubic press
On the i9t inst Mt the United States HOTEL FRANCIS b.
CE Sc of Cornish n. II. nged % years.
On Sunday 18th inst CAMILLE L. OAKLEY. wife OF J.
Oakley and daughter OF the atc e. Sccnetie aged ~
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From the Western Citizen. Chicago.


READ, READ To the citizens of Chicago, but
to the ladies' in particular. In former days The pro-
prie;or OF any truly valuable article, whether in
the shape Of medicine or otherwisel WAS duly res
pected and we think that sons OF that old fashioned
purity still exists and our benevoence extends
thus far that we do not charge any community with
dishonesty or ingra,itude snve those who have Tried
TO pain on an unsuspec'ng public various Gar
Tonics, calling them genuine, &C. Fellow citizens,
there is but one genuine Hair Tonic, and ii you
wish rich, iuxuriant head OF hair. do not fail TO
procure it. The Balm Of Colualbia has restored
the hair TO virgin perfection, upon those who have
been build for years. Age, state or condition np-
pears 10 be no obstacle whatever. II stimulates The
cutaaeous vessels, causing the fluid 10 flow, and
tens of thousands nay more, whose heads were as
grey as the Badger of tine Prairie, have had lh-ir
nair restored 10 its natural color by the use of Ihs
first best tonic, upon which yoa msy explicitly de-
pend In conclusion, do Dot ba put CT with any
other article. Enquire for Oldrdcr's Balm OF Co.
lunabia, manufactured by Comslcc- IL Co. All
others are spurious, counereits and utterly worth
less. -
The same article sold in this city genuine, at 81
Courtlardt street.
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MANKIND.

On the 18th inst by Rev. c. c. Soalens NOAH s DAY OF
NorwaIk Conn TO Miss ELIZABETH CHAPMAN Of this
ely daughter the late Major Joseph Chapman OF Wespo
Conn. 80, -. JouN prrpp -
this city. 10 ROSALlE LAMBERT OF the same place -
On Monday 18th INST at s. MARKS InHSn, ny hey ~
LOCKWOOD, all nt this CITY: ,,. =, ,,r,,
On the 4th inst. Mr.. HUGH PARKS to Miss MahIiiA
IN the lin inst. Mr. JOS WAY to Miss MARY COMBS.
hath NJ this
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NEw.YoRK, November 20. lsi4.
po.Day,n Outside.

Fret Pcse-vew of New York from Trinity Church: Lit
eary Notices; Education and the Right Of Suftags Texan
Correspondence.
lest Pasa-A Prophecy, Poen by Maria We,ton Chap.
man; Legal RefoTn-the Profession Was and Isl The
Slave Trade and the United States; Thoughts Of Radical
Prison. Indian Trout Fishing; Suwa Cave, News Items
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IT,, t,,,,ch b,tk A,.l. s,eignee fpm Bordeaux, with
brandy To 4 scisncc & receives, Pilot from Tho pilot
hoat Jane. hvery Saturday last, but was mol III ss from
iul rugged Eastern brig from st. marks. loaded With cot
Inn received Pilot on Saturday last off Fire blnnd rom TIC
pio boat Thomas H. Smtbowlng very fresh coun no u.s.
cpen her ms hns been blown nj shore IN the late gaze
The shin Sylynnrs Je.kins from Trieste reported IN es,e
ny mornings papers, incorrect. 1t proves 10 he The D. y
rpur nrnarirl nbOyc,
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Miss acknowledgements o. an Error

To the Editor ef Tac Tribune:
Will you allow 10 correct an error 10 my state
msnt 10 regard to the cure CT Miss H. Martineaa by
Nesrnerism, published in your paper few days
since?
Her disease ,rcs not a cancer, or OF 8 cancerous
rstuJe. but BIZ Internal The mistake was
nlire. viii add, thai I'D nvt design that mole er
publication, aud oniy USED the name OF my inform
ant because thought you would like to know lin
making paragraph for your paper, as presumed
you would do, giving the general iac's OF the easel
that the statement was made good authority, and
not from mere runor. Yours, NJ. $.
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Court Of Sessions.
Before the Recorder and Aldermen SEAMAN and DRAKE |
MATHEW c. PATERSON, Esq. District ATTY.

MATHEW T.. PATERSON, Esq. District Auy.
Case If William Darts, convicted Of permitting
t"ney concgied he before the court
%s e r5 TO Dft u Sy
The District Attorney cited many auhoTlteS oil recent unt 20
verdict 10 be- set aside The Court viii decide Saturday
next.
Sentences.-John Quinn, convicted of an oggra-
ted assault snd battery oa Mr. Mote ut of the polls
the Twelfth Wn.d the last election. was fined SV ana
ordered 10 enter bonds 500 TO keep the peace Tor SIX
William Jeffrey, convicted of assault ind battery on one
of s snd dn nrs hm m Was ed So
Alexander OF an assault ana a sy
days in the City Prison.
Trial for Bursyary-John Gibbs and Charles
Duffy two colorcd were tried for burglary the Mt
degree in breaking the dwelling house OF Ar BAKER NO.
Is The II s @ "1 i sand e ra
OF grand larceny only and the court sentenced years
and months. and Duffy for 3yea and months 10 Inc so'e
Prison.
Trial for Reeeiping Stolen Propsrty.-Dsniel
Prince ola, Dan Tucker coored was tired Tor I
stolen property, the sl Of silver ware stolen from The
which was delivered b. Gibbs and Duffy the thieves TO Prince
se who notseI to sell It, and returned Them
STAT, at s Prison I; for years and months
Trial fer Hisdemeansr,-Owen Dale was tried
m the @ Wn ai'ei et hi; 80 ss be
BrsCn and also a. The 5 Gg s Ma be ei u 1 found hm
guilty and the Court sentenced him to the Penenary Tor
months.
Tria! for Burglarg-William Thompson was
Henry Cot6s1s corner Of Dover and Wafer and stea
ng coats and other articles worth $40 on the "a
where they had been pawned sold The Jury found hun
guilty. and the Court sentenced him to the State Prison o swo
years.
FORTIFIED Recogai.ances -Henry Lachtucksr,
indicted for assault and battery and Daniel Wood for petit
larceny, svera iang to appear and answer heI feco
Indicted for Ma,der.-T. II. Jones, who was III
dced for murder by the Grand Jury wa; brought mo
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DtsuEterS

Another account from the brig Inns Rock which sprung
neak on her voyage from Key West Ia n rea ana wa, run
bore near Tortuens states that the vessel and cargo are To-
tai loss. wv =. d., ,,l 100, n,
onrbor IN The Cw Ynrd Plymouth parted her bel bower
rheg IN the gale of lh INST and ashore al Eel RveTbut
Extinct from letter dated Abaco Oct e. The sehr iier-
a Lowe OF this place. fell IN with small! ,ch " toe un
named the Hudson oil Nfofk. capsizef ana hei p' nuu
matches carried ayuy
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be ADOPT q:
ResoiveG That the and safest mode of rdresng the
acknowledges grievances Of the Southern States p this Con
iederacy, Will v! assemble 10 Convention and devise the
proper measures FOR their common relief.
sd Resisted ha; THIS Legislature propoe to the Leslsa
III The Slave holding states To Choose such
they may deem proper, delegates represent them a.
Convention 10 be ned Charleston such other place
the maturity ot the States designate the day OF
March, lI6
81 Rssored That each State shall send the Convention
many delegates Us II . eaed 10 Representatives and GEN.
ater' N Congress.
4th. ResoteG That this Legislature elect in
vIduus besrep Of esYaion, the respective
Legislatures OF the slavehodnG Safes at their next meeting
who shall be commissioned By the Governor, under the great
of State. the of this Stale relation
great questions referred and solicit the coopera
States of the South the effort reform the
Legislature Of the Federal Government the subject D. the
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