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rnr MOTHER.

! saw her large blue eyes swell with
matsrsal tenderness, % she gazed ~ oil
ia nleasituds Of moaher's love upon the
uainfal counlensnce Of her silent implorlng
child, l cav her bursting bosom heave
vish agonixing fear, a. she gently pressed
10 little o0issretched hand between her own,
aud bathed il with her tears. | saw her
uuwearied caro- anticipaic her infants
wants uutoll BY words, hut eloquenily told
by IN infantile look, and iaiuitivelv CON-
peehsndod bya molhcr's love; and when
ker little sufferer slumbered, saw moth.
ssb cars command a mothers gfief, and hall
respirine, check tho rising sobbings ot her
soul, lest full Sigh should wake nc Sleep
lar babe. Il vas then that busy memory
gave 10 her present pain heightened nn-
9uish, and shroudcd in gloomy bodcments
tho endsaring prattling Of her child, i's
smiles oftimid triumph, ms once its tottering
lset bore il frosS chair to chair, lis suppl
aas hands seeking maternal safety. These
anda thousand other endcarmenis, rushed
on her mind, aud like . transient light in
some dark solitude, made misery still more
poignant. Tho remembrance Of hours
spent in the society Of her child, gradually
developing its bodily aud mental power, irn-
parted q saddened pleasure 10 It's maternal
nurse; when, suddenly, a feeble groan dis.
solved her vision, for the vital taper Of her
child vas sinking into ito socket. Her
stilled sigh now burst in conyulsive sobbin6s
from the bosom; whilst with unuiterablc
sssuish hcrl laboring soul sgave the pure
spirit Of her child 10 God. sincerely
participated 10 her affections, and was silent
in this scene Of voc, as was unwilling 10
interrupt the sacred tribute Of her griei,
or unclasp that firm embrace, which press
ed = lifeless infaut TO mothers bosom, G
soon il would be Graded in its coffin. aud
hushed in the lonely mansion Of the grave,
over which the winds Of winter would howl
lie lullaby. | thought as witnessed her
eoaaicsine lesling, how kindly Providence
had implanted in a mothers bosom that
persevcring love, which enabled her TO
bear With unrepining fortitude the varied
cares connected with our childhood; and
that those men are monsters, who re-
pay with cold indifference the af1eclionate
solicitude that guarded their years Of help
less infancy. felt n glow within nv
bosom, a filial offering 10 the memory Of
my mdlher, with a repentant sigh, lest my
ahoughs!ess boyhood may have given her
pain, unconscious Of the sacred debt Of
gratitude duo 10 the feelings of parent.
[TVaiaier.
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NEW GOODS.

TyllE Subscriber having received
SPRING AND SUMNER Srur y
j. prepared 70 supply customers with Goa
., molcra,c prices. The following ~
some Of the articles be has on l,nnd:9- !"
Dry Goods.
Cotton Yarns, Culicuts. Shecii,,ps .S,i.,
in.s, White, Red md Canton Elan.'
Iinseys, S. /. and Sleeps Grey Clan,
Satiinctts, Plain and Checked ky ~,
Cotton Jeans, Blue aud other DrIIina
Gloves, Cravats, Peck. ll'kerchi..s. Sns.,,
m! Pal. Threads, Hats, B,nne.s, s,.I a
ings, Socks, &c. &c.
Hardware.
Door, chest, cupboard, ill, trunk ~,
padocks; spring aud Norfolk la,ches, bun
strap, parliament, gate md table huge
screws, hny aud manure forks, spades Nina
shoyes, table, pen aud jnck knives; ham
,ners, hstchets. coffee mills, chains, he.
augcrs, brace bits, smooth aud jack plane,
rakcs, scythes, sna,hcs and stones, pmkel
tuck, fine and rcdding cun,be curry comb,
and brushes; IN assortment q hollow VA,
ptutHuSS otGClS A. M.
Groceries.
Loaf and n. y. Sugars, superior ,es
chocolate, coffee, nnlasscs, rice, col6.I
salt, vinegar, saIeraius, spice, pepper, m,n,
tard, nuimegs, mace, citron, raisins, en-.
rants, figs, almonds, cream nuts, iilherls. Il.
bacco in plugs and papers. Macuba a,d
Scotch snufs, Underwood's Lemon S, up
starch, soap, candles; pIa'es, bowls, puut
ed and common tens, pitchers, &c. &c.
Drugs and Medicines
Tinc,nrcs, Essential Oils. Essences,
Canine, Peruvian Bark, Mercurias,
Barks, Roots ard Herbs, nf all kinds,
Mortars, Graduated Measures, Wall.
Jars, Bottles mud Window Glass; Cast,r.
Lard, Olive, Sweet, Fish md I.ns.ed
Oils, Turpen,inc, Vnrnish, White. Red art
Blk. leads. With general as.nr,men, i
Oil and Water Colors, Small,
Gold Leaf and Bronzcs; Paint,
White Wash, Sash, Shoe, Ilair, Clc,i
and Too,h Brushes; Tooth Instrumeb
Trnsscs. Also, mn assortment Of pure and
genuine Patent Medicines, such MS Fals
nestock's Vcrmiiuge, Cough Balsnm, BIZ
ious Pills, Carminstive I.ozengcs. Qnr Sun
mct Complaints,) Eye Water; Mo1als Pill
and B,icrs; Sherm,n's Lounges. and Psq
Mans Plaster; MeA!istcr's AiIlIealip.
Oinimeni, Genuine Wisiar's Ba'sam,
j Cologne, Soda md Seidlhz Powders.
! Nerve g. Bone I.nimcni, Opndcidoc, Sc
Also. CprtInrc Chalk n nd (,artle n I line,
Fish IIonks and Lines, Tar, Pitch,
| Resin, Oakum, Nails, Glass, Putty. &c
ALSO, School Books, Blank Book,
Memorandnms, Gap. Letter and Bank Lei
ter Paper, Bfk. and Blaze Inks and Stand.
Qniils, Steel Pens, Sl~tss and Pencil
which he will barter Tor Wheat, Baer
Lard, Egg, Becswax, Flasseed. Mc.
G. LESLIE
Davenport, June 9Th, 1870.
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II. SAN f @ II D..
AND GROCER,

= r The Old Stamd on Frunl Street,
Davenport, lows, has laid in full assort-
,,an, Of Druns, Medicines, Chemicals, Groceries,
;rn;,s. Spices. Oils, Paints, &C., for The season,
almost every article in the line
manc which are the following, Wig -
Al Dr.. Jayns's Medicines,
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry,
Townscnd's Sarsuparitla,
Hungarian Baisam.
Indian Vegetable Tonic,
Moffa,'s Phoenix Bi,tcrs,
Hayes Linsmeot for Piles,
Upham's Pile Eccluary,
Pain Extractor,
Linoments all kinds,
Javne., Moffa,s, Braggs, Erandreihs,I
WriQh,s, Smi,hs, Peters, Lees,
Por,ers, Clevelands, and
Emcrsoos Pills,
Black and Cayenne Pepper.
Allspicc, Cloves, Mace, Nu,megs',
Cinnamon, Race, w. !. and Ground
Ginger. Salera,us, Sal Soda, Alum,
Copperas, Salt Peter,
Chalk, Pitch and Rosin,
Dried Apples and Peaches,
Raisins, Figs, Prunes,
Cnrran,s, Tamarinds,
Citron and Dates,
Imperial, Gun Powder,
Young II Sson, and Black Teas,
Goldfish, Mackerei, Smoked Herring,
Tobacco, Segars, Snuff, snd
Pipes, al! kinds;
Liverpool Blown, Ground Alum,
Turks Island, and Table Salts,
Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Varnishes,
Brushes, Glass, Putty, Nails, Cordage,
Lines and Sacking rwine,
Gun Powder, Shot, Lead and T. Caps.
Indigo, Nader, Logwood. Fus,ic,
Red Wood, Anna.ta, &c;
Cocoa and Chocolate, Old Java, Ri',
and HAVANA Coffee, Rice, Tapioc",
Pearl Sage, Arrow Root, Pearl Barley,
Vermiulia. Soda, Batter and Sweet
Crackers, Loaf, Powdered, Crushed,
Clarified and N. 0. Sugars,
Golden and N. 0. Syrups,
8. II. and N. 0. Mo'asses,
Old Olard and Seignette Brandy.
Port, Madeira, Sweet Malaga, and
Caret Wines, Holland and Baltimore
Gin. Jamaica Rum, aud Old Mononga.
he'a Whiskey, for Medical purposes.
Abscyn,h, Alcohol, Cider Vinegar
and Lime Juice, Sperm, Star aud
TaAow Candies, Castle, Rosin,
Almond, Windsor and other Sonps,
Candies Ass'd. Wislar's Cough Candy,
Ginger Nuts, Writing and Letter Paper,
Blk, Blue, and Red Ink,
Superior Steel Pens, Quills, &c.
Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Filberts and
Haz'enuts. Pen and Pocket Knives,
Razors, Scissors, Pocket Books.
Wallets, Silk md Cotton Purses,
Combs, Assd Violin Strings,
Hair Brushes, &c. &c
The above with at least 500 different articles
0, enumerated are oil warranted Of the best
uality, and will he sold as low as at any Store
, the county. Cash or goods will be paid 70.
utter, Cheese, Tallow, Eggs, Oats, Cross Seed,
'laxseed, &c.
=. SANFORD.
~ III nAN
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FEVER AND AGUE.
GOVELL'S
Compound Bebrrrinc Mixture, or
DENI AIkAesA TONIC.

IN EGeci.al Cue for Fcrer and .7gttc, In!era4.-
tent aaa Leniiteat Irfers.
DEBEERiNE, obtained from the batk
- Of the tBehceru' free, Ca native Of British
Guiana) has been used for many years IN Dena-
rara ard other parts Of South America, in the
treatment OF Bilious Intermittent Eeyefs. with
great success, VIII re Bark, Quinine md the or.
binary remedies Trad utterly failed
In almcs, all eases one bottle will be amply
sufficient 10 ciiee, cure. In very severe cases,
where the constitution has suffered from pro-
trncted form OF disease, il may require two hot-
Ties TO eradicate the poison OF niiasma from the
system.
I, is perfectly mild in lis ope ration and may be
given 70 =, infant, or used b. the most delicate
female with perfect safety.
To travellers occasionally exposed in the new
states, this remedy .f-is security us preventive
as well RS curative remedy.
For snle wholesale aud retail BY II. 4. POR-
TER, No. 70 Illinois STREET, Roek Island.
A short treatise on Fever and Aguc may be
obtained gratis of our agent.
GrParticuIar Noticc.-~O
The great success which has attended the use
Of this preparations has induced the proprietor 10
warran, a perfect cure to those who will usc two
bottles strictly according TO the directions. In
all cases where the remedy thus used proves In
efectua the money vii! be refunded, provided
notice is given within three weeks after the last
bottle is tat en-.
Rock Island, August 3olh, 1910. 50-3n
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CABIN Ell MAKING.
subscriber would re

n pectfnlly inform the citizens Of Daycn-
port and vicinit that he is now prepared TO
manufacture every description of Cabinet .rofk
on the shor.es, notice, and for neatness and du-
rability Of work mnnship not to be exccllcd By
any in the West. neintends keeping general
assortment Of Cabinet Ware, consisting OF
bureaus, Bedsieads, Dining, Breakfast aud
Dressing Tables, candle, Wash aud Work
Stands, etc.
Bureaus for $1,000, Dining Tables for 500:
Breakfast tables 400; Bedstcads 800: Candle
stands for |, so cents; Washstands $50.
Which he will dispose for READY PAY, upon
the mos; reasonable terms, md receive in pay
mcns all kinds Of mark eiuble country Produce,
Lumber, Wood, coal, &c. and vii neverrefnsc
cash.
COFFiNS made with despatch and at low
rate.
SHoP on Front Street, in the rear Of the Ga-
zeite Printing Office. ELI oltis.
Davenport, Feb. 18th, 1919. 23-H
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roy no THE WORLD!
PERRY DAVIS
Genuine Vegetable Pain Killer

no MEDICINE; has been discoN cred
~ TIM, is so happily adapted to use 'nterna,-
" m crops to DO taken, and .oi perform s"en
wonders when applied externally us a wash, or
bath by friction.
THE price rtom rs TO 80 cents. per bottle nc
cordinp 10 The size will enable nll 10 rsc y. !!
YOU doubt, begin with % cent bottle, ana sna,
will remove your doubts, aud make you buy auc
use. and recommend TO your friends morc 1han
a hundred certificates would. Who will Try
them and save life and suffering Tor fwenty-hse
cents!
The Pain Killer may be used with success
that will asonish the hcholder, in such cases rs
the following. Fever and Ague; Chills anu re-
yer, Cholera-Morbus. Dysentery, Pain IN me
Side and Stomach, cuts and Bruises, broncn''is'
Healing Sores on Man or Beast, Raising blooo,
Tooth-ache, Hoa,scnessi chiihlans ana fros'eu
Feet, Spasms, Prevent Blister from Eurns'
Scratches or Torn Flesh, Bites OF snngs, "hcu-
matte Complaints, Bowel Complaints, &c.
We have Certificates 10 ill volume, whic:i
might be published, showing the wonderful e'-
fccts OF ,hospain Killer, but they are too COM
mon, and used foi articles OF no merit; ana Inc
25 cent bottles will do more than thousand ui'-
known names to convince the user.
TO Fan,iiics.-Wc earnestly solicit oil heads Of
families 10 tr one 25 cent bottle OF the RUN
Killer, and they will then be convinced OF iis
efficacy il the cure Of the above complaints, aha
We are cert in will ever after keep il on hand.
Remember and ask for Perry Davis Vegetable
Pain Killer, tho Original and only true article.
Sold Wholesale and Retail a, the Family Med
icne and Canton Tea Store, Corner 18th and ol.
i've, ST Louis, BY a. T. WOODWARD, Gener
Agent for the West.
4 SANDERS, Agent, Davenport,
+ L GILLESPIE, do Dubuque.
" r NORRIS. do Rock Island.
Rl,o,,;puton
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COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND
SURGEONS OF THE UPPER
MISSISSIPPI.

"a Ills Institution located nj Davenport,
Il iowa, will commence its Second Session
first Monday in .Noiemter, i849
The Faculty Of Medicine will consist OF the
following members--,wo vacancies 10 be suppli-
ed-who will give full! courses in .heir rcspec-
1--we departments
CHAspLER b. CHAPMAN, M. D., Prof. Of Cen
cral and Special Anatomy.
JNo. +. SANFORD, Nj. d., Prof of Surgery.
sAM'L. G. ARAoR, NJ d., Prof Physiology.
Pathology and Medical jurisprudence.
NJ. l.. kNArP, NJ. d. Prof. Ma,eria Medca and
Therapeutics.
GEO. w. RICHARDS, NJ. D. Prof. of Theory and
Practice Of Medicine.
--, NJ. D. Prot. Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children.
, VI. ID. Prof. of Chemistry.
A. 5. tIUDsoS, NJ. d. Demonstrators OF Anato-
nv.
The most ample College buildings are in pro-
Gees Of completion. Several OF the Faculty have
been engaged during the summer in multiplying
the means of in truc,ion, and as full and thor
ough courses will be given in the various branch-
es, in any institution oil similar character in
the West.
The ticket Of each Prof. is $40
Demonstrators ticket 5
Naturalization S S
Graduation fee 90
Good boarding can be obtained in the vicinity
of the College al from 81 so TO 200 per week.
Davenport, September Goth, 1910.
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IN FOR rr-How TO GET OUT OF IT.
Once on time there was gentleman who
won an elephant in raffie.
Il was very fine elephant, and very
cheap Al the price the gentleman paid for
his chance.
But the gentleman had no place to put j.
in.
Nobody would take il off bis hands.
He couldn't afIard to feed it.
He WINS afraid of the law if he turned il
loose into the streets.
tie was too humane to let it s,arye.
He was afraid to shoot it.
10 short, he was 10 perplexity very
natural to gentleman with moderate
means, small house, common feelings Of
ofhumsnity, and-sn elephant.
France has won her elephan, al Rome.
She has brought back The Pope.
She is at her wits end what 10 do with
him. @
She can't abct the Pope and the Cardinals,
because she interfered in the cause Of Lib
erty.
She can't abet the. Republicans, because
she interiered in the cause Of The Pope and
the Cardinals.
She can't act with Austria because Aus.
tria is absolute.
She can't act against Austria, because
France is conservative and peaceful.
She cant continue her army in Rome,
because il is not treated with respect.
She can't withdraw her army from Rome,
because that would be 10 Supply herself.
She can't 60 forward, because she insisted
on the Roman people going backward.
She can 60 backward, because the French
people ineist on her going forward.
She can't choose the wrong, because pub.
lie opinion forces her to the right.
She can't choose the right, because her
own { dishonesty has forced her 10 the
wrong.
In one word, she is on the horns Of a
dilemma, and the more she twists, the more
sharply she feels the points on which she is
impased, like a cock -chafer in cabinet, for
the inspection Of the curious 10 The lighter
ant. more whirlgig species Of political en-
toa,ology.
Poor France-wiiI nobody take her Dre.
eious bargain of her hands? Rome is her
bottle imp. She bought it dear enough,
but cant get rid Of it 'nt any price,
The following, from correspondent Of
the Newark Advertiser, in a letter from
Bram6eld, Co.. 10 not a bad hit upon q small
orgnn in a country church,
A lady from N. York was up here, hay.
ing been spending the summer in the coun-
Try. A. This was 10 be the last Sabbath OF
her visit. she took her son, child Of four
years old, to churcl, with her for the FIRST
time. As coon rs the organ commenced
its strains, the little fellow started up with
delight; he looked back to the gallery; he
stretched bis neck; he got on The cushions
md raised himself TO his very talest; his
mother demonstrated with him and told
him to cit down. lie refused, aud conlin-
ved gazing aloft with straining eyes.
s.Sn down. said bis mother.
81 wont.s he cried, SO as to be heard alI
aronnd. 81 want TO see the monkeys
There is quite party in our church
opposed 10 the organ, and they tel! this
story with grent gns.o.. Il isn't bad, is it Z
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j. HAINE'S
ILLINOIS HARvESTERS.

PATENTED MARCH 27TH, i84o.
siE above superior Machine can be
seen at the MOLINE FOUNDRY, and orders for
, .r OF them only can be filled this season.
1erns S2oo, hall cash, balance in 6 and IL
,noh'ns WIN good security. Farmers areinvited
TO Gull aud examine the Machine.
Moline, IL. Innt el.', laio. in-ti
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TIE GREAT REMEDY or TIN

Davenport, June 9Th, 1870.
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NEE ANTED 5000 Bushels harley, Er
~ which the highest nnrkct price
will be paid bv e S. WHISTLER.
Dc. -. 1913.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
4 large Stock just received direct from
Boston, which are offered very low ny
WM. lNSLEE.
CAPS.
A Gne assortment just received o. Ut
ter, Musk, Cloth, Hair Scnl aud Glnzed
Caps-at all prices from Doc. e S6.OO.
At WM. lNSLEE'S.
JUST RECEIVED,
Sa,inci,s, Cassi.neres, Jeans, Twecds,
Cloths, &c. Call and price them ut
WAI. INSLEE'S.
LlNSEYS.
a fine lot Of plaid and plain Lnsoys,
very cheap, ut WM lNSLEEs.
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Davenport, Dec. 18th. l848.
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cALlCoEs.

CALiCOES.
A iine lot OF the latest STYLE Prints, just
received, which will be sold At very small
adyance on Eastern cost, by
WM. INSl.EE.
CLANNEl.S.
A fine Stock just received, and for sale
rery loc, at WM. iNoLEh.
ALPACAS, &c.
Some beautiful. Alpacas, Mohair. Pla'ds
and Delisle stripes, which will lie cold cheap
=, WM. INSl.EE'S.
SHEEriNGS.
A large lot of Rlcached and
Unbleached, at prices that can't be
heat. by WM. INSLEE.
Davenport. September 20h, l649.
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.7ee. .Horst's Compound Syrup Of ieito,e DBL
Root, for Pusitnsg ne Btood, Sc.
vEytlls compound wi,l remove aud cause per-
maaent cure OF all diseases nrisne ifoiG IN
impure state OF the blood, snch as Scro.ui
which presents itself in a variety Of forms; s.
ghcuni, Kings Evil, pinpies Oh the face. tlcets
Dlotchcs, Eryspelas, Ring Worm. costivenes'
Suppuraiion OF The Glands. Mc,cural Disease
Dyspepsia, Janndice. LAYER complaints, Drops
General Debility, colds, coughs, Giddines- aa4
remove every faint. from whatever cause II may
arise, md completely noyntc the system.
This extract is cure for Rheumansr,
Cou,, Spasnudc Affection OF the Stomach,
Pains III the Side chest. Bones, e., Fever anls
Ague, Asthma, Nervous Hcad-aclie, Sick I'cna.
ache, Palpi,aion OF the Heart, Pfostrarion, con.
WILSON'S, eonsip aiion, Fiuor Albus, &c.
The way to keep well is 10 cleanse and purfy
the blood hy using this Syrup, which will do II
etEectuallr, aud health will ensue. IL cltanses,
clears, puriies and strengthens the SYSTEM
Taking into consideration the santsry effect
ofihis medicine, together wiihshc quantity sold
for the price, renders il decidedly the cheapes
preparation in use.
As far MS this article has been cd, il has ST..
perccded all other preparations ever offered 10
The public Tor the above complaints. MANY ct
the most eminent and experienced Physicians,
who have praetised Medicine tor moro than for
~ years. tell us that preparations Of this Kind,
bine with il, has performed some OF the greatest
cures and proved the lrost salu,ary OF any PREF.
aration ever known.
This compound is composed OF articles so hap
PLY combined, as 10 tend directly 10 give ioncio
The stoniach and bo'eeis, excite 10 healthy action
ne irer. and the whole eiandular system, aitay
Nervous irIiaJihty, aud promote the free action
OF the lungs, thus rendering il applicable TO al
diseases OF n chronic nature.
~ This medicine is pu; up in quart bottles,
with the words sNogsE's CELEBRATED SyEri,
Prov, r, H. blown IL The glass and sold for Oac
DqAa per bottle, or six bottles for FIVE Dot
LARS.
Sold wholesale and retail a, the Family Med.
cine and Ten Store, corner Fourth and Olive
streets, Ivy A. r. WOODWARD, ngent for The
west, who keeps all the popular medicines Of
the day.
For sale by 4 Sanders, Agent, Davenport,
p Fay, do Bloomington
j. EGay, do Burlington.
W 7 Norris, do Rock Island
] Gillespie, do Dubuque.
Johnson, do Alon,rose.
a ID Borce, do u. LIZ
llamlin d. Co, do 40"
May l0h, l8ia-35-iy. ~
NEXf ANTED 5000 Bushels harley, fr
4 l.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-03-30

Public meetings are being held in South Caro-
lima, at which the "add.ess Of the Southern del
egales" is approved, those who signed it COM
mended, and those who refused, denounced.
The scheme Of Mr.. Calhoun. tending to dis
solution of the Union, having been sgnalIy re-
buked at Washington, attempts at agitation are
now being set on foot, TO the same end, in the
Palmetto state.
In the Charleston Mercury the proceedings oI
two "iarge and respectable meetings" are re-
corded.
The one in Barnwel District, adopted a very
long address, lauding Mr.. Calhoun's manifesto,
as full, luminous and admirably drawn. and
among other things, they appointed a "CommiI-
tee of Safety, to correspond with the citizens OF
other distrcts of this State, and Of other slave
holding States for the purpose of devisng pro-
per measures for our common defence and Sc
curly."
And " "RcSolued finally, That if by concert
and union among the Southern States, the North
be not brought TO a pause, and to u calculation
of consequences, then (Io adoptthe language o
the Address) we will stand up immoveably in
defence of rights involving our all, our proper
ty, prosperity, equality, Iberality and safety"
The other meeting was at Coleton, where
they Resolved, "That the passage by Congress
of any act OboIshlng slavery or the slave trade
in the District of Columbia, or the Wilmo
Proviso, or any kindred measure, tending il
any way to prevent the citizens Of saveholdinl
States from emigrOting with theirslaves into New
! Mexico or California Territories wonby South
ern blood aud reasure-wll be regarded by th
citzens Of this meeting as direct assault upo
the institutions of the South, which we will re
sist cat all hazards, and 10 the last extremity.
Cincinnati Gaz.