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r.ts.naI medical College, Washington, ID. 9.
p .nuu.I course Of lectures Monday
il IN November, ihs 4th instant sa a
Tbos Miller NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy and ysoogy.
n Johnson M d. Professor OF Obstetrics and the diseases
Joshua Riley D. Professor Therapeutics
John Frederick May M. d.. Professor Of Surgery.
0aon Tyler, M d. Professor OF Pathology aud Practice Of sd
y
X Stone NJ d. Adjunct Professor Anatomy Physiology
Lecturer MicIoscopca Pathological Anatomy
Edward Foreman, M Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
Al, d.. PIosec and Demonstrators
week, selected from the
Washington Operation performed before
Dennonsrators ticket. 10
Good board can be procured at from az 10 ~ week
stg.s3ss JOSHUA RILEY, M. d.,
Aug 26-2awtDecif Of Faculty.
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WANTED Immediately, n woman 60 do nc r"v ac1 i
and washing a small family. None need apply n y. ~,
can give the best recommendations white woman woua
ferred. Inquire AZ this Office. sep"
nAvID cepperaela, No. ls.Putnam' sdIaon pgrso PC
IL cents FRANCK TAfLoS
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rHOlCE NEW aOODs.-w We invite attention lads
u especially styles and descriptions very selec
adapted exclusively TO their wear We have just opened IN
inspection and sale
30 piece, dch style figured mou.selnes fine quail
rs pieces medium grade mousseines
rich figured cashmercs
"a do do dRcosse, n patterns
10 do mousseines, ght blue blue
pink, cherry, crimson, and
10 pieces fine printed French nannes for ladies' dresses
In shaws, have received
20 rich cashmere long shawls
10 medium do do
~ white embroidered grippe shawIs.
CEAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, |. Co.
Oct ls-3uf
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MAGNIFICENT Pisno.-Just received per barque Lowell
from Boston, three Of superb pianos
One Of hem magnificent rosewood Of the style Of Louis
XIV volume, sweetness, purity Of elasticity OF
touch beauty exterior, unvaed instrument
brought this city The exquisite wood, elaboratoly
carved 'front.' back and ends making elegant central This
accompanied with the highest testimonials
supplies make assortment
elegant Of New York. prices
ing from s225 5000.
pianos taken In payment ON hand large stock
grade, naid yioins flutes,
cordeons, and oil kinds Of musical merchandise
New received week, and sold as low AZ can be
RICH'D DAVIS,
Oct l0-eoda , Pennsylvania
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DOCKS Iondon-Iast No. 6.-An Apology for Sep
ID marint by y. w. Grnfeid, NJ. A. vol, 1850
Life and Times Of Leo the Tenth ny the London Tract Society
VOL 1850
The Old Commentary, compiled Henry
Scott and other WRITER'S win explanatory and Illustrative
vol, 1850. .E f
Apcien Py'hasorian Fragments, TRANSLATED by Thomas Taylor
vol ~ 81
books Of Homsr Iad, CGeek with n,erpsged
translation, line for line, and numerous notes. ! VOL
Johnsons Modern Dairy and Cow Keeper. vol, 1850.
suachans Tables for Draining Land. vol, 1850
Bnddon Diseases Horse and Cow. VOL
McCulochs Political Ecopomynew and enlarged
ietp.
Sept 20 = FRANcK TAYLOR.
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BALTIMORE AND WAsIAINGTON ffLAAii1I soAD
Hours OF Departure OF the Passenger Trains.
From Washington a, m. and at pm daily, and a.
FROM Baltimore a. m. and p. m daily, and daily
Fes s-Siy n HPARsoNs, Agen,
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CIOE Wrapping Paper, 10 cents per ream.
y Issser and fcolscap writing paper, ruled, a 81 Is
- For sale NJ fr 800 TAYLOR MAURY,a
Oct N ar Bookstore, 0th stree
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no ali Persons indebted would give final
that their accounts must be immediately and forthwith set
absolute thar should collect
my bills having given up dressing the Hanops no
tei and equns liquidation engagements ell TN
funds acted upon other
ures be resorted "a 10 enforce payment -
JNO. W. Gtbbs
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NOTICE 60 Tas-p.yers-E4gbt per cent. rsiuct.on,-
that the for tho 1850 became do
on sc let Ju deduction Of eight awe
upon payments Of said nx made during The present month
III A. RoTHwELL, Collector.
Sept ai-eoet uc Ht'
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James q. Berret
WILL the prosecution Of Claims beore Congress and
w various executive departments of the government.
once and dwelling street, OH and ioh
OctQ-6
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s q -. and, aSa
be gwen in al the branches Of a female education.
young ladies are such satisfaction ali who may
Circulars Of the school can be had cu.hman
fanham bookstore or subscriber on The sons, g lam
y" Sep, ' is~sseod
THE Franklin Paper MIL, Richmond Virginia, is In
excellent order and now turning GU, printing papsI news
Wales, superintendent win be
'' seps Owes. -ss"ssf
A Graduate OF Yale college, native OF Maryland,
a. ss y m ss @
rough edueaon and bring the most ample Testimonials Of cara
Aidrs.. post paid B. boz 800, Pos, o@es, baltimore
Mrs ARMsrHose IA. three pleasantly situated FUR
Sanis avenue, and convenient 70 the Irving Hotel
no ali Persons indebted % me, would give
ice that % .s Dc AMI .soaS
my b having the saloon the sanops Ho
FUNDS now due @ ne tsi. upon
ures win be rssorted 20 10 enforce payment - n
Ssse. 70 hereby s s ne ~ 1850
Juy and that deduction Of eight allowed
payments Of said as made Collector
d OOE<s FROM LONDON,-wooaon ssetchins from Mature
Fleet Of the Navy by Captain Hsscad royal navy
I volume, 1850.
and Lunsde LIE win him. BY the medical supeHn'enq
cn d an asylum. volume, 1850
aowes Dictionary Of archaic and provincial words, Obsolete
phrases proverbs ancient &C. volumes, 1850
Hand book Of London past and present volume
1850 Z q t..5 tft4 4 s.HL .-sL
History OF Nineyeh Pcrvepolis by W. ysux, A.,
of British account
OF recent those countries volume 1850, many
enRravings. ~ a.L
'' s, Sss oS co"%sas BY H. s. ioss volume 1850
This day received direct from London.
Sept % Hsor es ~. FRANCO TAYLOR.
GEORGE w. Hodgkins and John n. Meredith, have
purchased the lately occupied Joseph H. Neve
door Of 18th street. south sde Of Iennsvana avenue
their and stock the public They hope by potenes
industry, snd attention, give general sanshcfion.
Their consists Of stoves, CRATES Tin plates eon
Tis rooans win win despatch Their
charges win be moderate. ttk TT f
me wil Ss under tpe pane Of Hodskns Meredith
July 2-dwt t39f T
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N OWEN q SON would respectfully inform their
~ generally thai have just received d.
York. M winter stock of goods, selected
Thankful for avo they would say their friends
call and examine for yourselves.
Few good pantaloon and vest hands wanted.
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STICKING TO ONES RIGHTS.

Old stories very often have forcbe application TO presen
times. The following anecdoe met with lately in
change Paper.
..How is it, John. that you bring the wagon home in
such a condition"
81 broke it driving stump"
eWhere %
''Back in the woods hall mile or so"
But why did you run against the stump Couldn't yeu
see how 10 drive straight
SCI did drive straight sir and that s the very that
drove over it. The stump directly in the middle Of the
road"
"Why, then, did you not go round it,"
Because. sir, the stump had right in the middle Of
the road, and had right in it."
True, John, the stump ought not to have been in the
road but wonder that you foolish not to consi-
der that it there, and that il stronger than your
wagon"
Why, father do you think tina, am always going to
yield up my rights Not am determined to stick up
them. come what will :" Fiji
But what is the USE John, Of standing up to rights,
when you only get greater wrong by so doing
81 shall stand up for them at all hazards"
"Wel, John, all have say is this hereafter you must
furnish your own wagon"
In the political world there very large aod ugly stump
placed directly the middle Of the high road which our
great legislative wagon has pass. What is WORSE too
Of Southern oowczens helped the North to place
the stump exactly in its present position ath dig
away earth which previously hdden These very same
politicians insist In driving directly the stump, because
is in the middle Of the road being Of their undoubted
rights that portion Of the highway Little they
whether the wagon is broken or not in the passagehey
their rights all hazards Would il not be proper
for them reflect upon the agency they had in giving the
stump present position before they put practice their
threats to break the wagon 9on merely because those who
helped them to put there, fancyng it great improvement
to the highway, will not assist in its removal
There thing very certain the people who own the
vehicles that travel this road will take very good care
that their rash drivers IN future furnish their oun ,oop
ons."-Natchez Courier.
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GREAr HoTEL IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES idea Of the ex-
Penses Of the Burnett House, Cincinnati may be had from
the following facts One Of ice $40 per ton
sumed daily forty gallons Of milk do hundred dozen
Of eggs do Sixteen barrels of -four used per week. and
hve hundred pounds Of butter in the time The gas
DILL $3 600 per annum. There hundred and thr
y-hve servants, sixty Of whom females
Is estimated that Eve hundred guests be comfortably
entertained that when the capacity Of this house is tested
including guests the families Of the propor attaches and
servants will contain population approaching thou
sand, number sufficiently great to form thriving interior
country town. @
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John Smith longer stands at the head Of the list for in
defnteness There the Boston Directory but twelve
John Smiths, while there thirteen James Smi,hs four
teen Daniel Sullivans fourteen Michael sulivans and
t.cenyfco John sullvans. There enough Murphys ID
Boston to establish colony in the West and to warrant
them in applying for admission into the Union as separate
State. -ltb4a as :.
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iHs Cosror PRIsoSERs.-The sloop-of-wsr Albany
Commander RAsDoIrH, arrived in Mobile Bay on Friday
week. having on board the " Contoy prisoners They are
20 delivered TO the United States Marshal for that district
me mooie Register says: "They good-looking,
neai'ny set Of mon, fortytwo in number and told
ney feel truly grateful for the kindness extended to them by
inc Government We not advised Of the final DISPOSE
ton that is to be made of them"
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SEVERAL SENATORS. No doubt Of it.
Mr. SEBASTIAN. The very objection the Senator urges
will be obvated by alteration Of the amendment
say the territory cede together with that part of the
ritory Of New Mexico lying east of the Rio Grande."
Mr.. BENTON. We have now, sir, reached about the
point where five years ago. Five years brought
in BILL which proposed admit Texan State and OBJ
tain ceson OF the remaining Texan territory, and to settle
the principles of the admission and cession supported it.
sir by to which will call the attention Of the Senate
y" The bill which propose said Mr.. B. is brief and
plain but comprehensive and eectual proposes admit
Texan State obtain ceson Of the remaining Texan
territory and to settle the and conditions of the adms
and cesson by the usual and practicable mode of nego
alton.
"The admission Of the State rather It's right admis-
sion, to be complete under the bill is to be admitted by
virtue of the that future legislation will be
y for that purpose and the possibility of Missouri
versy viii be entirely avoided The admitted State have
all the rights Of the existing States from the of her adj
her representation in the Federal Congress- and avoids
all delay debate upon that point II nothing about Sc
for there the constitution alone is sufficient both
gives the right to Senator's and fixes the number ToRepre
entayes gives the right but leaves Congress fix the
number This bill fixes IT, and gives the first Texan State
ene her. and which will be ssnsbly increased before the
process Of admission be accomplished and doubled
trebled before the superintendent under the
1850 can be extended to her.
State Of proper size being formed the ceson Of the re-
manning Texan territory the United States becomes nds
pensabe and here the joint resolution from the House Of
essentially defective. Il admits the whole
Republic o Texas State and provides Of
ducng her limits without her consent In fact when ad
mtted she be reduced without her
sent the Constitution othe United States forbids and the
equilibrium Of system viii not admit Of such overpower
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NAYS-Messrs Atchson, Badger, Barnwell, Benton,
errien Butler Clemens Davis OF Mississippi, Dawson,
Dickinson Foote, Houen Hunter, King, Mason, Morton,
Pearce, Rusk, Sebastian, Soue, Turney and Yuee-22
The amendment the proyso which inserted
in the fifth article Of the bill, in lieu Of the one there org
nay on the motion of MI. PEARcE:
sProrded That than five millions of said stock
shall be issued until the creditors of the State holding bonds
and other certificates Of stock Of Texas for which duties
imports specially pledged shall first file the Treasury
States for or on of said bonds certificates in such
form as shall be prescribed by the Secretary OF the Treasury
and approved by the President OF the United States"
Mr. BRIGHT. understand the Senator from Maryland
to say that the provso reported in the original BILL has
been modified and reads hasust been read The Sena
tor from Missouri objects the provso, both as originally
offered and as modified His proposition is now to vote down
the proviso as amended For that shall vote, and will briefly
state my reasons. -
This section Of the bill gives to Texas ten millions OF dol
lars object the proyiso nasmuch as appears 70 direct
her what manner she shall dispose OF The reason given
for this is that her revenue pledged for portion OF her
debt and provided that FIVE millions OF the money 70 De
given Texas shall be appropriated TO the liquidation Oh ina!
debt Now should like to hear some Senator give good
for preerng that portion Of the debt OF Texas Inc
fact of Texas having appropriated her revenue Tor the
men Of portion Of her debt does not render the balance OF
her debt Of lees binding force upon her, portion OF her
debit believe to The amount Of five mioDswss contracted
for the purchase Of her naval The residue was
created in the employment of fight her battles and in
giving them food and clothing. Now, the five millions men
noned 10 this bill is Ibeeve to be applied have stated
mat portion Of the debt which created for the purchase
Of bread and meat and clothing for her soldiers furnished
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veegn and Independent State any time to have pledged
her whole revenue.
Now, Mr. President, for these reasons that it is
knowedgment of degree obligation the part of the
Government of the United States pay all the just debts
contracted by Texas during her revolutionary struggle
this reason, and this aone think this proposition
should be rejected And, do not doubt that Texas will
pay her just debt every dollar Of it. far her money
goes and then, sir take that her pledged
through all time for the payment Of oil just debts that can be
demanded against her. should be remembered that against
State there is remedy. Where State is in debt
independent Sateyou have nothing but the honor
of that State security for payment There Is no process
ny which you enforce payment unesst be BY reprisa
and this only be done by States individuals cannot do it.
think, then, sir that the rejection of this Provso cannot
materially change the BILL think the Senator from Mary
land will accomplish his object quite readily by simply
making proposition to Texas for the purchase Of her terrific
y for given Of money. Texas accepts it. then the
matter is at end If she rejects it. the United States
stand where they did in the outset certainly in
position.
Mr.. SHIELDS. lwoud just suggest to gentlemen that
they desire to kill this BILL they may go on as they are
doing. BY proposing every variety of amendment they
will doubtless use it up, they did the omnibus bill.
Mr.. ATCHISON. neither desire to vote for the bill,
nor to kill BY these amendments. But with the amend
nent which PROPOSE think it will be more acceptable.
Mr. SHIELDS. do intend to vote for it, and do not
want it to be put in such shape that for it,
The question was then taken concurng in the amend
ment, and il resulted as follows
Cass Clarke. Clemens, Cooper, Davis Of Massachuses
Dawson Dickinson, Dodge Of Wisconsin, Dodge Of Iowa,
Ewing Fech Foote Greene, Hamlin Hunter King, Morton,
Norris Pearce, Phelps Sebastian Seward Shields Smith,
Spruance Sturgeon, Underwood, Upham, Wales Walker,
and Winhrop-35.
NAYS-Messrs Atchison. Benton Bright Butler Davis,
OF Mississippi Douglas, Houston, Mason Rusk, Soule,
Turney, and Whtcomb-l2.
So the substitution Of proviso for the other
CURED in.
The next question concuring in the proviso which
IN Tho ~ Mr. Mas as
follows
Provided also, That nothing herein contained shall be
srued to impair or qualify any thing contained in the third
article OF the second section of the resolutions for
nexing Texas to the United States approved March l84s
either the number Of States that be formed out
Of the State of Texas otherwise
The amendment was concurred in
Mr. UNDERWOOD. | now wish to renew my motion
amend in the proposed while in Committee Of the
Whole II to substitute the line precisely proposed BY
the committee Of thirteen in lieu Of the line proposed BY this
BILL and the Senate will perhaps indulge me with
mark. That country is now Indian country. 1t csnno be
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nv DYER q BRoTHsR, Aaes,ons.

HOUSE AND LOT ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AT AUG
III TONon Thursday evening next the PHI instant At O'Clock
shall sell in front Of the premises Lot No. IN square NO $50
30 10 inches Pcnnvana between h and
10Th with the improvements consisting Of two story frame
third balance O. ~ and u months
Cor notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
MICH. CALLAN, Attorney.
DYER d BROTHER,
My4-d Auctoncers
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II OWEN a SON have Just received their sprtng and
Ia supply goods selected by Of their rn consistn
selection Of casmercs and
vengs Of with other aficlessuch Cloves
underh sesnd would respectfully solicit call
from their friends
Asw good coat, pant, hands wanted immediately
ApA-3awlm
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Rn,,TisH ARMY List for 1sy0-Psmphlet.
hsr annual list for 1885, being the eleventh annual
49, az containing ne dates commissions, services, wounds
MAI Hart 4sh regiment Just imported from London BY
49,, FRANCK TAYLOR
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y EADY-made Closhing.-we invite gentlemen who may
IL wish 70 purchase clothing 70 stock We have garments Of
almost description both OF material style Of Our ready
made garments are got up In good style bespoke work. and every
article warranted represened false dealing We have
goods pants, and that STYLE that
win sell great bargains, NOT regarding the
beautiful goods In variety make ORDER
best and At the lowest prices
YOUNG oREM,
3doors west Of Browns Hotel Penn.
May 5-lmif
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A SPLENDID Rsn1e or the finest Geneva Jewelry, M
fancy win of on The l3h insaat valued al
0S pccsdivided into 70 valuable prizes, follows
4 eentIengans full ewclled watch and chain.
isdys cnameed jeweIed watch and chaesin.
adiea' enamelled chnfeans.
4 gold bracelet set with diamonds and rnbi"r
gold bracelet, with diamonds and opas.
other gold bracelets, set with pearls, gunes, kc
gold brooches enamelied paintings from Raphael Cor
reggie and others
pair Of ar-rnrs, set with garnet
I hair band turquoise set
All Of which may be
q. PARKER'S
Fancy and pcumery store Penn. the National Hotel
N. .. few chances len.
May 3-3uf
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-11-29

lie vIEUx soLEIL nous reproche de ma
voir pas dit quill nous appclle grugeurs, ron.
geurs, etc. 81 nous avons commits Get ou-
bli, Il eat i%nrolontaire ct vous devriez SAVIOR.
WEEK. soEErI, que lie publir, tout CONNIE
nous, conssrse precieusernent lie precieux
souvenir des prec,euses epithetes precieu.
sement stereotypees, dams votre precieux
vocabulaire. Ainsi d quot bon les repro
duire d chaque soTtie du Pionnier.
Tous les jours, v1Eux soLErL, vous de.
ployez plus &c gen,illesse. L'exercice on
vous excitez le plus notre etonnement, c'es,
10 refutation des refutations qu'avec votre
sagacite incommensurabie, vous vous imagi.
nez que nous faisons de vos t~artines politi-
ques. U1a bonnie fois, detrompez-vous.
Nous ne croyons pas avoir commits assoc de
peches pour nous condamner d cette peni.
sence volontaire. Nous ne lisons rien de
vous, ~veuillcz le croire, que vos aimables
sorties contre nous; quand il ne nou reste
plus rien a parcourir que vos chefs.d'Gnvre,
nous ~relisons lie Pionnier. 4@al
q Celia bien etabii, nous nous pcrrnettons de
vous donner I'm %conseil. Vous seul lie com.
prcndrez peus etre CONNIE tant d'autres
chooses que nous vous avons dites deja;
0o,,o snrarnae d;e.roto of so,,c oh,,co, do r,-
tire discretion, CONNIE vous abusez de Ia
presse. CONNIE vons abusez des engage.
uients les plus saints. N'importe, nous irons
jusiu'au bout CONNIE nous avons CONNER
ce.
lie ~conseil, lie voici : s'1L vors EST pu'
sREsENrEz vos COMPLIES; Ia ~personnalite esl
IN collector de fausses ~creances, ne Fem.
ployez pas. # RI 1gt sa+tt
Mc'Esr ~ LINeE A NOUS QUE vous vou.
LIE sALrR, ma fol, Z" a Ia guerre CONNIE
Ia guerre;" il faudra que uous nous fas.
sions blanchisseurs. Dams ce cas- vrEuz
soLErI, nous ne nous armerons pas de deux
pistolets, CONNIE ceux que nous vous avon.
deja %fournis, provenant de Ia .fabrique......
dun de nos amis Puissent ces
p~istolets que yous devez a notre sollicitude,
YOU preserver de tout malheur, vous faire
bisn porter ct dormir ~tranquille. Amen!
VOLTA notre dernier mot. a.
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q~u'eilcs sont antant de commentaries So
parees, qni ne SC sont %rennies que pon'
de crr'ains obj"ts, ct ont forme cette
union sur le pied de tfga'ile.
Les resolutions souticnnent Onc cha
que Etat a lie droit de jnger des nsnrpa-
tons commises par les autrea Flats, ct
de sc retirer pacifquement de l'union
ct que toutc tentative d'employer la force
pour empechcr un Fiat de Sc separer des
autres est une hagrante nsurpation de
%pouvoir. Files recommandent que lie Sud
enter soutienne tout Etat qui sc c%roirait
amcne a prendre cette determination.
Files ~exposent que tous les maux, don't
Ia crainte await fait %convoqucr Ia con-
v%ention au mois de mai dernier, Sc sont
realises. LIE Sud a etc humble. lie Pro-
viso de WiImot regnc virtucllement ct
de f.it sur toutc la California; le Sud ct
rxcIus dn Nouvcau-M exique ct de lUtah;
lie Congress "A acheta lie territoire dn
Texas, en- m nacant d'y envoyer la force
militaire DIES Etals. Unis pour livrer ce
tcrritoire a r'cmpire dcs doctrines dc Ia
Hberts du sol, ct il s'est entremis dams Ia
question de r~escIavage dams lie district
de Columbia. Files Sc tcrminent en- in.
sistant SUI In convocation a Mongtgome-
ry (Etat de rAIabama) dun Congress DIES
Etats du Sud, lequel devra aviser aux
moyens ~auxqnels lie Sud devra avoir re-
cours pour soutcnir ses droits ct ses ms
titutions.
On a ordonn6 impression du pream-
bulc ct des resolutions.
Les mcmbres de- la delegation du Ten.
ne.scc, qni faisaicht psrtie du comjte,
mont pas dome leur concours au rapport
q"i precede.
La convention s'est ajournee a trois
heures du soir. -