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The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-01-11
? @ E I R Y
sour Father"
BY ELIZA COOK.

MARY Of the children told me they always
said their prayers at night, and the PRAYER they
sald was Our Father | naturally thought
thatthey mcantthey repeated tie Lords PRAYER.
but soon found that few of them knew it,.
They only repeated the first two words-they
knew no more than Our Father These poor
children, after their laborous DAVIS work, (nail-
making, japanning, screW-makng, diving down
10 sleep with this simple appeal seemed to me
ineXpressibly affecting Report of he Cons-
miS<ioaerS on the EmPionmeai Of Children; eri-
dc7ce gt K II. Horne torn Of H'olrerhdaapf9n
Pale, struggling blossoms Of mankind,
Born only to endure,
White, helpless slaves, whom christians bind.
Sad children Of the poor
lc walk in rags, We Breathe in dust,
With souls too dead to ask
For aught beyond scanty crust,
And labors grinding task.
le neer have heard the code Of love,
OF hopes eternal light;
lie are not led 10 look above
The clouds Of earthly night
And yet mid ignorance and toll.
Your lips that ne'er have known
The milk and hoEey" Of the soil,
Sleep not before they own
"Dur Father
Jnheedcd workers ii tie nlars
OF Eugiand's boasted wealth.
fe who may carry ulcered hearts,
If hands but keep their health;
Ye, whose young eyes have never watched
Juues roses come and 20,
Whose hard-Worn fingers neer have snatched
The spriag-hoWcrs IS they blow:
Who SLAVE beneath the summer sun,
With dull and torpid brain,
Ye, who lie down when work is done,
To rise and work again;
Oh, eNen We, poor jolcss things!
Rest not before you pray:
Striving 10 mount Oh tettercd wings
To him vho hears You a4y,
roud, easy tenants Of Tie earth,
Ye WHO have faircr lois,
no live with plenty, love and mir;h,
IN fortunes golden spots;
who but eat, laugh, drink and sleep,
Who walk md Eden's bloom,
10 know not what il is to weep
Der poverty cold tomb;
u turn one moment from Your way,
And learn what those cam teach;
Jeign in Your rosy path to stay,
And hear the "untauaht' preach:
Then to your homes, 50 bright and fair,
And think it COED 10 pray
Since the sad children Of despair
Can knec in thanks, and say,
Our Father"
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-01-11
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Near Raymond Kinds Counm.
VhVilE plan and discipline Of the School aIso
a the text books and uniform worn by rio
Iadels, are the same as that aLopted at the Ir,i.
tea States Military Academy at West Poiui
4 ne Faculty has been orgcnized. ana consists
81 fGOL. &. II. G0LnsBoRoUGH. Snperjntonao,,
and President o. the Board, Professor O, Civil
and Military Engineering and General tactics
JOHN ERNoN. 7. D.. Professor OF Mathematics
and Natural Philosophy.
y. W GIBB0>s,A. T., Professor Of the Ancient
Languages and English iierature.
\. liANNuN, Professor Of Moral and Mental
Philosophy, ard Principal Of the Preparatory
Department.
y. AsRiA>D, Professor Of tie French Ian
guage and Drawing.
Educated At West Point.
The Students, on entering, will be required
10 BRING 2th them ole trunk, one clothes bag,
SIX shirts, three pair drawers, six pair socks. two
black stocks two pair high quarfercd shoes. one
IN tnmber. one tooth brush. small toath comb.
lair ard backing brushes. and backiur-ai ID
be marked with the name II inll Or initills.
Inc session viii commence On the Isl Sep
tcmtcr 1919
EXPENSES.
Tie expense, ot Cadet inclu.llEg board.
tuition, iufni~lina uniform clothes, caps, books.
stationery, use q arms, fuel, lights, washing.
inendlng, &c, for five months, zone session. )
will be Sl20
These articles are fixed to a car and equta-
bic limit. with no extra charges at al, and arc
the same. as those oi tie Alabama Military IN
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-01-11

Summer has passed away with her
bright and beautiful flowers and sweet sing
ing birds. "'Tis thus with all that is beau
tiful below Winter has come to re-
mind US all is change. How many bright
hopes and fond antcipations Of future en-
ioyments on earth have been blasted. How
many who were dear to us have passed
away to that land where change is never
known. We fade-we pass away-sbould
we net then be earnest in looking for things
which are unfading!
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-01-11

One Of the most comical sights to superior
beings, must be to see two human crea-
lures, with elaborate speech and gestures
making each other exquisitely uncomfoft-
able from civility; the one pressing what
he is most anxious that the other should
not accept, and the other accepting only
from fear of giving offence by refusal.
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.Hail .3gYGnse sensemss

ri
PORT GIBSON POST OFFICE !
TIa Nortalra mail arrives every Monday,
Wednesday an5 Friday. at 10 o'clock, A. ~,
ml departs same days at | O'Clock, T NJ.
Soatb,rn mai, every Monday, "Wednesday
aa! kuiaV. al ! : G clock, II and Departs same
d,ys At I3t o'clock. II.
''e..aaa w. af,i,f5 I, c't'5 ! u.s'lay ets'i'"s
w. 80, - o.Ioct,
and Tie Southern NJ Ea.f past li,A.u. i
Oiice oqen from sun rise 10 sun set, fSun-
l,e. exeepled) ]. &. MELCHOIR, p. NJ
,-
loo o' r., 80 7 -, ~ a. Me- SI
VT. III! 4 y. y, : 80 ~ ~ : lo49 o.,
.F!' l 'i,, 7" l'a' ''.'' 'e''eS n',st"E
.,m. ds!s ats
so4lae,, e.,d. i, Farette loavas Nonday
Wednesday All rrnlav a 81, + Arrives
sane d4gs at 6. pm.
Naraarn nal. Vi, Louisville, per river, ar
rses rwiee a week, Irregular, and is made up
N Wednesday and SATURDAY at5P.v
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-01-11

In the perfect circle of creation, not an
atom could be spared. from ealth S magnet
ic zone to the bindweed around a haw-
thorn.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-01-11
Vsr. Wu.. EE. MEETEEEe

OFFERS his Professional services to the
" citizens of Port Gibson and adjacent
country. His Office is in the room oppo-
site the Office Of Henry 7. Elicit, Esq, on
Main street.
Aoril 27, l849 35-tt
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-01-11
R. moRRIs. JAMES GILLESPIE.
R. MORRIS & CO.,
COLLECTING AND
SOLICITING AGEN G. Y

HEAD QUARTERS AT
!, JACKSON, Miss, and MONTGOMERY, Ala.
VISIT every Post Office in Miss. and Alabama
Five Times a Year.
= REFER TO-. d. B. Debow, w. G..
duncan !, & Co, New Orleans; Fireman
nunt, Esq, Publisher Merchants Maya
s,ne' New York; w. P. Mellen, Esq,
H,atchez; Hon. Jacob Thompson, Hon.
Jefferson 'e Davis, Washington City; Gen.
v. Duncan, Philadelphia; o. o. Wood
man man. Esq Vicksburg; Prof. B. siIliman,
ale College.
april l3, ls49.
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S. Of r.,


l'o6T GIBSON DIVISION. No 8, hold their
regular meetings ii Port Gibson, every Friday
evening.
Claiborne DwlsloY, No. %, hold their regu-
az meetings, in Port Gibson, every Wednesday
evening.
9EASp GULF DIVISION, No. 20, hold their
ar meetings, in Grand Gulf, every We'd
2eaay evening.
VsioN DIVISION, No. rs. hold their regular
meetings at Rocky Springs, every Saturday
afternoon.
BURToXTox DIVISION, No. 100, hold their
regular meetings, at Burtonton, every Saturday
afternoon.
kU-Li TEMPLE OF HoNoR, No. 8, hold their
regular meetings in Port Gibson. on the first
and third Thursday evenings Of every month,
degree Temple open on same nights.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-01-11
Masonic.
/. 0. 0. q.

HosFlTAbEE ENcANPusNT, No. Z, hold their
regular meetings III Port Gibson, on the first
ahd third Saturday evenings Of every month.
W. A. NOURSE, Sec'ry.
FRAsxi5x LODGE, No. 5, hold their regular
meetings in Port Gibson, every Tuesday eve
ming. WN. F. EISELY:Sec'r
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-01-11

than doubled in the first year Of a "federal" adj
ministration is only locofoco fact.
The appropriations for "ciyil, diplomatic and
miscellaneous" services, made for the fiscal
year ending June, 1880, NOT Including the S3,-
$4,000 falling due to Mexico, May 30, 1850,
amount to $6,30l,6O5 "A!
The estimates for the same service for the
year ending June, 1851, amount to $l2,8l2,
410 30 This includes the following items
which are moi included n the appropriation for
civil. diplomatic and miscellaneous services"
for 1885,
Payment to Mexico, S3,3G0,001
Expenses of collecting the revenue 2,750,0o0
Deficiencies in the fund for the re-
lief of seamen, 100000
Census, 1,ll6,000
Running boundary line, 100000
S7,526,Oo0
The payment to Mexico for tie year 1850 did
not enter into the general appropriation bill un-
der the head of civil, diplomatic or misceliane-
Gus. 1t was separate item of appropriation;
The expenses of collecting the revenue were
not included in the appropriations for $50, be-
cause they were paid out Of the accruing reve-
nue. before it found its way into the Treasury.
The deficiencies in the fund for the relief of
sick seamen, amounting to 100000, 1t IS pro-
per TO provide for. This fund has proved alto
gether inadequate for its purposes; and this
inadequacy has been severely felt during the
past year, when the cholera was raging in our
seaports and on our western waters
The expenses of the census and the bounda-
ry line between the United States and Mexico,
Of course, did not enter into the appropriations
for 1850, being items Of extraordinary expen-
diture.
These items, it has been seen, amount to
/ S7,526O0O, which ere to be deducted from the
Sl28l2,480, to arrive at the estimated sum
which corresponds to the amount appropriated
under the head of civil, diplomatic and miscel-
laneous," by the last Congress. Deducting
these items, and we find the following result,
$l2,Sl2, l80
7,52G,O0Q
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-01-11

A downeast skipper, with boy was try
ing to manage small sloop, when the mas
ter of Liverpool packet who had been
lodging out of their way, incensed at their
awkwardness, cried out-sWhat sloop is
that!" "Fhe Sally, from Maine" yespon-
ded the Yarkee, "Who commands her?'
-"Well," )" replied the skipper, 81 undertuk
to. butI sweow she's tear much for mel'
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A correspondent, doubtless lady, sends
to the Granite State Whig some verses
written by young lawyer, and says. yop
will certainly publish them if you thinal
them half as handsome as thought the
aathoI.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-01-11
Methodist Conference.

This reverend body met in Natchez on the
18th inst, Right Rev. Bishop Capers in the
Chair The proceedings were most harmoni-
Gus. The following We're the appointments:
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"What salary do you expect!" inquired
a down town merchant, on Saturday last,
OF a youth who was applying for situation.
Enough to keep me from wishing to
steal," was the frank rejoinder, and it
pleased the merchant so well that bar
gam was soon struck.-N I. Globe.
R1cH-DEcIDEDLY so.-A mercantile
house in this city, in making application
for fire insurance on stock of goods, in
this city, was-met with the following OBJ
lection:
"Bo8ton; Oct, 26 ls49.-The insurance
Offices here do not like to insure in South
ern States, because the fire engines are
worked wholly by negroes; and they do
not consider that kind of power very eff
fectual in putting out fires. ~. o. Delta.
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SATURDAY MORNING., DEC. IA, 1850

CIV PALssH, the American Newspaper Agent, only
aahoized dis IN The cities Of Boston, New
and Phsdelphs, and duly empowered
subscriptions required ~ His receipts win
regarded payments His Offices Congress
New York Tribune sudssJ Phiadslph. nonwss Of
Third Chestnut suee'sf g4 .N8y EBJYf8 EtFtl
00-M HssRr H. LEwis, ofMonsomery Alabama, gem.
sra travelling for Alabama and Tennesee assisted By Mr. D.
B. BRxrT. 4Hssssr
00-Mn sHAsL T. JAnEs souh TENN street. Phads
pha, general travelling assisted BY Mess Wa n.
WsLD Jonn CoLLsrs, JANIS DEsnIxs A. KRE WELLHsroH,
T. a. EvAHs, JANIS CLAsx, r. LOOKS, and Jos. ByTroN
00Mr g. w. JAMS, No. Harrison street, Cncisnau, Ohio
travelling ssent the States
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LOCKS, W. RAMSAY, q. srsNmAs DR. JosHuA WADswoRTH,
ALEX. H. Laws, and A. J. snILEysN 4 K.sf 9 seY ba
0-WILAn GouLDIs Of Richmond Virginia. general agent
for Virginia, assisted BY travelling agents
TaonAs.s sa #sf& es t@*g.9Els 3tH4sa83esf gsWaa
00-Recepts from either Of ths above will be good.
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and advertisements this paper Their ONCE in London No. 10
Gresham street, and In Liverpool No. Columbia Buildings.
This this country with the
house Of Adams Co., agents. and is entitled tho conf
dence Of our friends abroad. HNtt aHs9 N.}H s3Gs3
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The following paragraph from the Boston Atlas shows
that negroes looking up in tina, region This Mount
Granville College must have been hard for profess
sor 10 deprive Mr. Long Of Boston, Of his STUDENT and
the bar OF Boston Of this ebony ornament We presume
this college is one Of The pet institutions OF Senator Sew
ard and bis sboiion eoesderaes in the Empire State
"WillhsnG Altn. cotortd soHng man, hr Student ia
fhs qce Of Els Grag Loriwe egg been appointed 10
the profso,sa 81 Grttk and Hhsorfc IN GENITAL College
Mount Graqvilir New York. Mr.. Allen is well kuoea
lecturer upon tue origin. literature, and pfebabk
dssfiay Of the Africaa race ~ "A. ~ $500 ~. $780,
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Congregational.
The Ss~aie did not Sit yesterday. N

= TIC OsNdIe uiu HOT sN yestefuuy.
In the House, Mr. Thurson asked leave offer resolu-
ton calling for certain correspondence the terrific
rial authorities Of Oregon and the government Of the United
States but objection made, and the subject lies over
The calendar Of private bills taken up and some time
spent in the consideration Of the bin for the relief Of
the heirs Of General Thomas Sumter Tie bill laid on
the table. The bill for The relief Of Charlotte Lynch was con-
sidered. and pending motion lay 1t the table mo
ton made oun. Mr. Stanton, of Kentncky gave
notice of bill grant public lands the State OF Ken
lucky the prosecution Of internal Improvements and
House adjourned
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LONDON ispUsrsiAh EXHIBITION, 1851 The governor 81
Michigan has appointed lhe following gentlemen as the
coninitee ON the industrial Exhbl,oB pr hat state JON
han kearsey. esq, Detroit; T. O. MIlsr esq Dstroit
Francis Eldfed. esq Detroit J. @. iolrncs esq De-
tsot; " a BaTt, esq, Maoonb coanty. $40
TIE foo@ing list completes The entire committee ot the
State Of -ntoeky, appointed " Governor Helm X ,.
5feckeaildse, u D., Of Lexington; Rev r 8 Fails, "A
Fmnki.n L, u Pntkefton of WoodEctd; 3 McC aaahan.
o. Mis6ai John O. Young. y D. cf Boyle; Reuben Daw-
soii, 81 Iousyllle ] H. Hatney, q Loalsville; Hon.
odande Brown, Samuel Gin, esq.
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IsURNlTURE DIZZY GOODs.-CLAcETT q DoDsoN
dealers furniture dry goods, PcnnsyIvsnia
nue., door Of ninth street. would respectfully inform
III sojourninE the
are a nj times prepared stock capednrs curtain
tsrinIs
notice, and reasonable
house country ..N.1 Na
Dec 3-eo3nf
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lust ARRIVED have just received nom Philadelphia
supply celebrated improved Hathaway Backf
Ems asirb cooking which
we'll and give None genuine
Of ard the word "Enan the
plate arrangement would advise persons II
superior n call
Of the galvanized
nell ro the shortest
general supply Of all kinds Of stoves and graics
O. WOODWARD,
Pepnsyivanfa avenue, between rom and lin streets.
Nov 2s-6teodif 81 efB9 t.f fR H t8N Ell t8Ht
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SpscIAL ELrcrloS IN LOUISIANA --On the 30th ultmo
election was held IN the third district Of Louisiana to
Gil tie vacancy caused BY the death OF Mr. H4rmsns0n
Penn, ldemocraD The latter u elec,ej. TIE New
Orleans Bulletin says that he II gentleman Of high
standing, and strong Union man. " ','t ~
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r,URxIsIED House Rent. siiansed at the corner
N ism and location,
supply Of e best water In the ely door
The comfortably has
been furnished throughout superior with enrey
modern style To persons
IN meat opportunity
90 snit oed For further information, appl
cation John 4. Cochanc, Mrs.
Manning's, 18th street, Just below Y. Nov 16-eod2w
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ID II. HOOE u CO., Pennsyiyania avenue, between
7h and sub stree receiving from the
mpoaons Of New York the following nch and desirable
goods, via 49, ftse5s. t8}.W rtEtE NEt e4.esisr
silks in great variety nd fashionable styles
Coored silk veive Of every shade Of color both wide and
1a t-4ktt 3ts* aailet 47tlA t& 8aaMal
French merinocs, OF every color and finest quality
Watered and plain Irish poplns
Black and coofed watered silks 8s
Real thread-acc capes, very rich 4tE&t.# t
Real thteadace collars, Jenny Lind style, entirely
French worked collars, cuffs, aud sleeves
Richly embroidered evening dresses
Rich thin silk materials, evening dresses ytlA
Real thread-lace berthes ir eaN 4. .u
Black lace and beries u. e. 4 !.
White and coiore Grape shawis
Real cashmere long shawis
Rich velvet sack coaks and nantes
ID Very richly embroidered handke rches ne#
Together with great variety OF other new and desirable goods
whch they deem unnecessary 20 and 10 all Of which
they respectfully invite especial attention. s t
Deg 3-4wf tgff % saAl4 e4sRaal 81 ~ ~
wHlTEHURsT has extended the field Of his
ground than dasueeoyplt the HIS galleries
found Pennsylvania between ~ and 9th
No. 2 baltimore BaItmore broadway and Leonard
street. Peersbg Main street, Norfolk; and Main street, Lynch
burg, Virginia N.# tL E1H sra
extraordinary fitfu and highly finished
The rotary back ground invented by H. whitehut gives
airy and living appearance TO the picture M f N ~ .N4
whshursi establishments thirty
sand pictures annually and have This
certainly hacng proofof tho superiority Of his kenesss
H. W. calls the attention Of The public generally 10 his elegantly
furnished gallery Lane and fuckers where
exhibition Of pictures will be given. 6sfttste =
competition dagueueotypes the
Pair Of The Maryland Institute. be awarded the Are,
ofsvey description copied. and
attended 10. H5.NeIYa y. Eas Nov 1s-dly
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NOTIcEunder Of Congress, approved september 81
1850 making appropriations for the naval service for tho year
ending the June thousand eight hundred and my
Secretary the Navy Unauthorized 20
supply the boilers OF
afne engines with fresh water commission hrs bees ap
nted meet al The navy yard Philadelphia The Third Won
DAY in December merit for the purpose Of examining such IN
inventions, purpose ndcsted, as y be pre-
sentcd tlt8sst fss.8s q 's4.8N .tg'sfD 4fa tA
Notice y therefore hereby given % and az oiher ,,er
esed IN The subject that presenting c dawin specimen
ons and ocs modes o. illustration, ~ the place and
LIME above named will be nade INTO ths merits o.
aeh apparatus Secretary 81 NE
e enable him q fnh ihe Hoae
~ nt esston, the said together with his
opinion e 70 ne ae ofhe Of conaense Inc govern
ment cfhe United stafea 81 fl4fSlrlEN sr asA ,a4Af
WILL. a. GRAHAM, ii
:. II !. - - Secretary q The Navy
Nov 92-dtDeclG III gsilsf.II4 stg3 s.st ,st..ta t.s
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A CARD.

AZ EDHERsr HEARD, from New York. practical cutter.
W.sinssa and . MAIDEN Lame New YORK beg most respectfully
inform the czrns and Of Washington that they have
BY Mr. Gibbs. where they 1e patronage discerning
As they feel confident from the many Year, e1pe
ence they have had 10 London and New York In that branch
wigs toupees PREMISES
person ted his head, made in wsnfou
splendid q :csr, .ar,' unsshIr.
fumery, Medhursth Anamrscus, beautiful
eradication dandu and diseases Of scalp Sold In bot
'e' - ~" s''' ''' ''' a'" RICHARD MEpHURsT,
Dec 3-eoawf JOSEPH HEARD.
JAMES L. EDwARDs, late Conansissiensr OF PEN
the transaction OF business al The seat Of he
him smson Smith, esq oney o. ogdensbagh
tend every description Of claims either Consc apy
The departments before the Board Of Commissioners under the
References may be made 10 members o he last or present
05-Letiers, postpaid, asdres.edo . 49,.
Agents. washington city, D. O., viii pe promptly attended TO-
wasmseros, December 4, 1850.
TABLE Damasls., Ded and PirIow-c.se LINENS. &c.
nc above soed Ss o s asa %
,u % such articles paressy invited 20 ensmne s.so
qualities. We have ~ s goods below named which We can
- piece. pau Of which the hes, goods
we have offered fpr sale 81, gHEr789
pisss. brow brown sn table da%s'k' low priced
Is dozen table napkins. h
IN sseetns. and rioweass Ltmen.--
10 do pillow linens. ~, S-s, 50, "a
agN IN Tbwsihngs have-- toH
. dozen extra hne hacssback towels, dsma.ked bird
pieces &c s asss g si'ss dams's owsns %
10 pieces heavy German roll
win variety @ low priced owsIng. such crash, Russia
All Of which win be sod on :. ss y s@s 49,, RI
AZ
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The Senate did not 81, to-day. rs
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"NAsmvrLLr, (Tennes.ee ) Dec. i, 1860.

- NASHVILLE, (Tennessee,) Dec. l. 1860.
Nneenhs Of here fr ihe Union and the late ad
Of our chickering's We believe there virtue and
patriotism In the North 70 execac the laws but should
there prove deficiency OF that then there will he nness
sufficient In the Executive enforce the execution and
default OF this there Is enough irniness the South 10
face NIL dangers la ,naiaienanoe Of their rights" stt