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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-03

\ PErEIFIEp BoDY.--A subject which
had been buried five or six years. was
taken up few days since. says the Hous-
ton tliss) Republican. Of the oG,h ult.
for the purpose Of removing to different
location. and found in high state of pe-
triaction. 1t required the strength Of six
men TO raise the coffin from the vault. this
caused them 10 open it TO discover the
cause of the weight. when. 10 their sur
prise. they found il to contain form of
stone. With the exception of the fingers.
part of one of the feet. and a small spot
under the position of the hands. which
had decayeG before the petritic alton had
taken place, the body was apparently a
solid stone. This circumstance occurred
IN !hls county. seven or eight miles north
of this place. and presents problem for
scientific solution.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-03

CA duel came off in Schenectady.
New York, on Thursday last, between
two gentlemen of color. in the '.lumber
business" Cause-jealousy, and three
pints of rum. They fought with a pair of
saws and bucks-one Of the belliperents
lost an ear, and the other the basement Of
the corduroys. No insurance.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-03

& The Louisiana Statesman says tia,
an insect SO small as to require micro
scopic eyes to detect it. is destroying the
orange trees in that vincinity. and on the
sea coast. They attack the trunk ard
limbs in immense bodies, covering it as
with second bark and seem to destroy il
by absorption.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-03

The AMERICAN GoLD DorBLE EAGLE
has made IT'S appearance at the East; they
are about the size Of the silver dollar. On
one side it has the old original head of
"Liberty," with the word liberty" across
the forehead surrounded by thirteen stars.
and stamped 1850" On the reverse is
the coat Of arms OF the Union. being the
figure of an eagle with spread wings. of
different design to those on any other coin, :,
with arrows, olive branch and shield, and
the motto IL Pluribus UDum'' on scrolls
on either side. The eagle is surrounded
with the words..U nited States of America. y
''Twenty d." and has. Immediately over
II a circle Of thirteen small stars. II is a
most substantial and beautiful coin, and
will be both useful and convenient.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-03
From the Lafayette Atlas.
The Revival.

The religious revival which commenced in the
Methodist f.. Church in this place on the
12nd Of December last, continued until
last Sabbath; nor has the deep interest which
characterized its whole progress ceased with the
,iscontinuance Of IN. regular meeting exrrcIs-
ut the church. During its progress, almost
from the comIne nencenent. much excitement,
/ anxiety, and deep religious feeling seemed TO
pervade large portion OF the community
VI ost Of the time meetings were held III the
forenoon and at night Of each day in the week /.
vet HE church was almost invariably crowded .
on srvera! sabbath evenings, a large number
were prevented from attending for want of room,
probably two three hundred.
About the CONNIE nceinent of this great work
some manifested disapprobation. on account OF
the "noise aud coniusioU,' but they stIll con
tinued their vsits-probahly TO be annoyed and
confused, aud probably not-at all events, n
great change seemed to get hold of the spirit of
their dreams. and they too joined in the chorus.
We are Al liberty 10 state, however, upon the
authority of the Minister IN charge, that he has
never witnessed, under the circumstances, more
orderly and we'll demcaued congregations than
have visited his church during the whole three
months progress OF the meeting
The great chang" that has been effected in
our community by this revival, aud the willing
cooperation Of other churches IN this place, IS
truly pcrcrptibIe. It's influence has been con-
fned to no particular portion of our little city
To no particular grade of society. The rich nd
y
wor>hiped 1T the same altar. and mingled their
cries and tears, their songs of rejoicing. pray
ers and praise. IN perfect harmony and fellow
ship. All, all has tended to 90 great gooi.
Up to tins time 800 members have been added
TO the church-a greater number than We have
ever before heard of being added to any church
~ tins country. al u sngle revival. This church
Is represented to be III healthy condition-its
institutions, rs a general thing, most faith :
tally observed by its entire niem be rship. The
increase of members, however, has rendered
The erection of an additional church necessary.
and the location for it has areacy = cen selected,
and possibly the huil0ing may be commenced
during the present season.
The extraordinary laborS performed during
the progress of this revival by the worthy pas
tor, Rev. IHos. :. WEBB, is truly astonishing
The most of the time. h. alone in its man
agrnient. and although wcaried and partially dis
ahled part Of the time, he was still at his post
upon the watch tower. until finally he seen ed
To strengthen IN his ind aud physical frame
hiS zeal Tor the cause in which he engaged
Increased. Few men could have endured the
Labor he has performed; but it appears that he
was the man tor the WORK, and 1t is very evil
de Mt that the orh was here for the man as an
instrument in the hands Of his creator
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-03

Mn. CALHouN'S llEALTH-A corre>pon-
dent OF the Statesman writing from W ash
inSton, saws that Mr.. Calhoun is again
very unwell-worsc. perhaps. than at any
previous time since the opening of the
session. His illness is doubtless caused
by the excitement Of being present a. the
reading Of his speech, and his subsequent
whom his feelings are now regarded as
very bitter. doubt very much whether
he will be able again to appear in his place
in the Senate Chamber. Such is the opin-
ion Of more or less of his nearest friends.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15


Messrs Putarch in the biography Of Thsseus
Duke of Athens adyerts to the circumstances Of number
Of virgins sent as hostages into rete usnaly singing at se
Of sum- dirge, the buhen Of which aspiration sel
the olive groves Of Athens. Book-wong. few days
fell upon shattered copy Of the Grecian Anthology.
which met with something like the Captvcs original Thre-
nody, which have almost literally translated. Though
iren1ey simple in z language, there is species of dh5ram-
bic widness in the strain which without touch oi
pathos:
THE BoTTIlEN VIRGINS SONG.
To Athens let US go-
Come to Athens let us go;
We've wandered long,
Oppfesed by wrong,
Through every path of woe;
Butto Athens let 60.
Where all is bright, and free and gay.
And the blooming virgins stray
Untouched BY cares.
Undimned by fears,
The blooming virgins stray
Where the men brave and free.
And maidens dance in sportiye glee-
Oh! to Athens, let us gol
To Athens let us CO.,
By mild Ilissus' flow;
Our birth there
Then why despair,
While the winds to Athens blow
OH to Athens let go;
'Tis happy city. bright and fair.
And high and free;
Then why not
To Athens flee,
While the W ,nds in freedom blow
Our grllIood 5 land must away,
Through ca es and tufferings stray
Oh come-tO Athens let us 60 GuIpo.
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REGULAR PACKETS.

ifsS Y; 8, Mall Packet-FoI CCyi9gton, y. = 20
Mssessas s sisd Lswba ss and ,nnas MsdoSss
JENNY LIND, 10 take the place Of the steamer lie
s S yEf VII iSi ssiS e e
ssns Sa Q, me- aa
ED q 2sec sgs Tx, fg.he5 pancuisrs INQUIRE Of
sfETENdN Go iss sG.aysr street
wF bEf6iER Il e1Hss rs y 81 y "a SS fe%@on fsgse street.
p. The Jenny Lind will hereafter leave for MandsyI
DAYS, t6e arrival q the S'cocf p p esis. -
10 hs eTsls das dsse at Payne c0s
r. /, For Biloxi-,The splendid and fayerite low
gs%1s Pssss steamer CAALF0RNiA "a
:sPBs5 fi 4 Ss e: Siss S
" ss;f
Sunday s 3 aMsdas;;dss and fSdsy, Eys%@ss w ~ ..m :,
f1as %ss S E. GEbbE iGf bss Agents 10 Bank Fass .
Fsr Mobile vie Bay s. Mon ahog:, Rsss
IN casPulaIhe Sc sssnmsT ~ AlsP
Tuesdays a 81 O'Clock p NJ and on sturdays at Clock
By The O'clock p n rain on TuessaSs, and by the BIZ
bs Waes % Faess on os oSDEY 1nS T RSg
EVENINGS. FIeghls received at New Basin Warehouse
ue.das and O'clock ds VII JiOIs ows Il
aboye received after these hours will be forwarded the
eldps isn mp f'r 'lsEs pfiifs wSGaE agRFf
tBAKE BASTsT sTEAM % Igp INAyISATIoN 6i CON ;5
49, sz4 Packet--For Mandevie. Lewsburgh, Madi.
saa ssnI a9a 81 M se
will commence rnnning daily packet the above places
9I sATpRRAYs leaving thereafter daily follows
DAY after The arrival Of the o'clock r n cars except
u at saess e
/ Go ana ou.
or MARTIN CO., fCu....
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NO. 2SH6

Resolsed, That the Treasurer pay upon tie war
rant Il the Mayor the IalIawiug sums, viz;
h's Ts Euo.s xss ssis ss e sssSs as @ 2 eAs s
:s:s: 4. @
10 shs .ss,...ss.. a, t,y s.sa,,, ts
ssrpflcn, r % n two Q eSp.ss. ,se e.s, ao'lsi. \
Of JoIa DnxszS 4 w. " IS W M
dollars and ihirty cents;
" ~ isEk o, NE roaEsn District Court Cq at e
6ye cents - - - - = ,ess'ns - e'.s =
To he Job boat g .Iontszuma, for The ToWags cf Buey
is9% Ihfq II. rg mgnc,gaasy ~ is,s.y esllss. .s. ss
sixy cssis = = y @si' = -
To John 6achne for Oyster shsl1s HUNDRED sna dss
dsllsrs g 81 and & sixIy y cents - e,,.,,
hundred md nios,T san, y. AZ sT ls ma eev ~ s
10 ZONES and PfssI os Easboa, flal,k md Genwslss
ssh hu,rSa r p sna tselys dollar nd sssest ss sss
doilsrs and sEhry eieit esais: 1' -
70 Joseph heiseEs or Iarpentes Work Ens14 ncuss
Company se ~ I've snd We. Asnias q g MARY N.'s
is: zsS S E:::; Ss 4 S:'s: Il: :is ss i
II r. ,ss y FINK ios ssass s@Siyus Nuianc a nom s
roane gu s,less na,eii = hs15e a ae'l..sf
fIose-hire ee 6se eoIsss: n ~ s :
TeT; etazs. fof Tax q ths theass1d sisks
soRassn os ana pa' y s''os' 'es nnaF'se 80
10 J. B. Budd. for Tsx ur de yea. one ,hogs.sa tsl.
hun1red and paid In effor Que taa e2
dSs's II c..sy ana ps.s i, s.s on sA.., A...
do1sli s sna sssssy .,s 4; I. CENT
| nns dollars and sixty i've cents a 8 Z.
Lo y Fsss'sHg ting iss s,s @ e'sg s' ~ s q4 e
evs ~ ~, y, sszss.b ~ Scssms@ one s6oa "a 5ckf
hun red and ioEs yine snd iaes Thousand hun
dlsd and sAiy ~ asisss ssss IN cA4n,verts ,..s...
A0p'e;sS 'ssss' i''s I: 2 SKossazS N'ss'.
No 2es =
sSs Mssos os NJ. o,sseas ", !, 'h 'ps ~ y ..
~. S,rvsynr !, hs,h, ss ,s,e ), :.
he ioiiowna parties ior rspss.ne and hsse;e ii
repair the paved streets. paved snppost and side
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

Burlington, says that Flour, in that remote city Of
the West, is retailing at The mills for eight dollars
the barrel The new crop Of Wheat. thus far,
promises we'll
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

TIeHr BREEcHEs xnp ToBaccos- The nune
Der the sick list at West Peint last yesx cssssd
represents the causes to be the inordnate quantity
Of tobacco used By them, and the pracfice o. wear
ing Pantzloons tight around the waist b inter-
iete with digestion, and cause many nnpieasennt
symptoms. He recommends that The cadets be
measured around the waist By sheir tliIsEs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

WISCONSIN Wisconsin has suffered very much
lately from the drought In Michigan it has been
still more severe Vegetation is sere and red, and
the dust of the roads is insuffsrable.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

GREAT TRoTrlNd MATCH. - Eigkteen Milss
Wltain an Hoar.--A great lrotling match be-
tween r. g. May Fly and $. 3. Esau tlhe former TO
make eighteen miles while the latter went seven
teen, came of over the Cambridge Park track, near
Boston. The Journals of that ci'y say that it was
a beautiful trial Of speed. May Fly made eighteen
miles in the extraordinary time Of 50 min 46 sec /,
almost rail. road speed. Esau was the victor =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

TaR RlvkRs.-At Louisville, 9thi inst. there was
only FIVE feet water in lhe canal and falling The
larger boats end difficulty in bavigating the Ohio
The Miasonsi riveris reported tobe rising apidly'
The Mississippi 81 YieksburE, on the llths had
fallen inches
Al Matches. on The l2lh, the " Free Trader" says
since our last the ll has been 81 inches ai oni
landing, and the river viii conlnus doubtless 70 So
down ii the rais Of from . TO 8 inehes psr day
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

IssANE Ass. J. G. smy.h. arrested loz shooting
Timothy Carriean. ons OF the waters in The Amer
lean Hotel, New York, has bsen SAINT 10 The Insane
Asylum 10 await the action af The grand jury
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

They 60, now from Cinc,ngas, % Chicago 10 20
hours - y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

GAmBLIEc AND ITS CONSEQUENCES "A com
plant has lately been made at The New York po.
lice Office by baker residing in The Bowery.
againstIs Isaiah Rynders and others whom he charged
with winning from him within tl,s last few month.
large amount Of money. 10 consequences Of which
tue poor victim is baggaFed. and with his fsm'll
have been turned into he street. en'irely destitute
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15
"a a go SHE aslE=ss

THRO UGH IN II DAYS.
Stage Travel R edueed to Ninety-three Miles.
NEW M ORLEANS LEANS TO 70 Nc MoMBILE-By RI The Daily Line I
FoRSf%A % apt i5ls ResnoSs @ and MES L. i51 BAY Capt
Ss91 s s's1s ssssf r fa fsS s Fas
through Is hours; -zE7
10 Mfa ei az Ps sfss
sns Bos sai les ~
RE CLiFTEniS Soet sa Adams p n H GsPt
Johnson Gpt Ja@ Fare s. fine hoash
A. 4s hours By the Daily Mad Line Coach-Fare SO
MONTGOMERY TO CHARLESTON.
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK MAIL LINE.
VIA GRIFFIN, ATLANTA AND AUGUSTA.
Mopsa%sl Il M ortas M n1 RsdASoss q miles
esiia ea ID M M Si1 staa "a 3 M % Rsissd Tfss s .
August M M eSFsod cSss ? M M SsiISsd is )
FarnMoptgomery to Charleston, s26 90 Time through,
TSes s ssse 6pefs S &
through Mes Point La Grsnge and Gsenss 70
forward auy number Of through passengers without de-
Raosd @ With
rs, and 6sIhs f. Psh Dns Sys The Al III.
Exchange no &ontso@e1; p Hap % Or Madison HOUSE,
N B...Psssengen procuring Through Tickets of the
Agent at Montgomery, will save about 81
GREAT CENTRAL MAIL LINE,
VIA COLUMBUS MACON AND SAVANNAH.
Mop,rcss.y Il opell M Rap sd q miles.
sarnssSie Pm sassp.;...s pm. Ralfoai., g
saSsnash NsI% M chariesiOn. q m siss@sr...io
Fare-Montgomery to Charleston. $sa Soto Savannah,
| Viz: al Savannah and Macon.
The Steam Packets ,h S% S%STpOHs S% s1s cRSf0s % sES sSd
BROOK and GEN. CLINCH, well known for heirsafety,
neatnsss and sumptuous fare.
The Cars on the Central. Macon and Western Railroads
" slagiqg REDUCED 70 70 niipetyeigh i @ miles,
M hne s ot conmbns SSS ssa ach M
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

- { Hd0aaa Pr0daes, Keeps constantly hand large
r. lofieent Of CIGARS coasstne Of Impeass. Regaks,
& TIabu etc. ETC., from the celebrated brands of
Havana. No. Front Leyee, corner st. Charles and
Grayier streets. New Orleans. my28 ly
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

Rssofusd, That peFmission IS hereby granted y
Richard Terrell. TO establish Cotton tsekrfl e9
ST. John Baptist street. between Market -ns
Richard streets, 10 remain during tha pleasure q
The Canneil :. ..s..,5
Approved June s. 1854 A. D. CkoHsra ~, Astf-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15
Nc. 2k87,


Resokrea, That at the request Of Aie3aadef
McAdams, the contract entered into with him under
painting and placing the names Of the siEeefs. and
numbering houses, be and the saIne is hereby
annued.
Passed June 4. 1850. IHscALDwEL3.. Plssidsat-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

Rs.6lsss. That permission is hereby grs9tea !,
M.tbew Mooney, to erect Blacksml,h sn9t q
~ & Celeste aud Religieus s,ssfss fEe<e u
~, ~ hn;idna be IRE proof and shs eh.Rney -
G lei hiek, to remain daring The Pieesn's - VIC
Council. m. ,.s 4 PRECEDENT
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

4 tOUh 81 CALDWELL, Stcam Oakum ManHJae
~ trerS, Cypress Grove Mills, corner of Calope aud
,iosanl streets Second MghciPaliy, New Qrlesns e.
Prices ev- Orders left Mt EDGELL, MULFoRD & Co.'S,
~ PoyJrzs street, tlle Mills, VIII be punctuay at
tendesi Ia. - l4 aol5 lV
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

ResolsSd, That shs TssassTsI F'< g " s..
rant of ths Mayor. 70 Jackson kArs Nenfa'f =
Isl three hundred dollars, r.snwrts. ps..,s...
XpgseEsd Janes isse. A. " eso1se.''4' '''''4'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

M BAADNER SMITH, General Commission Mer.
=, chGB - GRAvIER STREET, Commissioned TO take
ser oaths and to take Testimony and Proof Of Demands.
W appointment OF the Governors of the following States
A 4tNE,s NEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT, RHODE
lS1ti;AND N, CQNNSECTiC!JT. NEW YORK, NEW yERs
- 5l,fI1NNSYLVANlA, OHIO, MICHIGAN, WIS
G0ylNSIN, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, MISSOURI KEN.
LUCKY TENNESSEE. NO. CAROLINA, SOUTH
RIDA.i I - o95 6n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15
g1uBLtC BATHs-FREsH OR SALT WATER

Z gold, lWarm and TemPeraie
CUTTING AND SHAVING,
Il,y STEPHEN w. RoDGERs,
No. 1872 Gravler street, between
Baronne and P Phillippa
streets.
mv3l IL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

OFFICIAL JOURNAL
he Council of tie Second Muniapdifty
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

JOHN sTRouD. JoHN STROUD. JR
John STROUD q co., i45 CoaMos ST., between
n EarSpassI n a and BaESngs Dsgiers n
tsikAAIES, - I II MONUMENTS, TONES, TOMB Nlll4gAV
~ ABS. GRAVE STONES, and MARBLE in cllHtIIshsSo
ghed PIAsTER or PARIS, Roma. ~ Hy
dtauiq CEMENT, Plnstering LAIR White r,and. ~
i-ngiish, Pensacola and plttsburg FIRE BRICK mys
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

plNSOS. Carpenter and Builder, No. 204 Maga.
~ street, Tin Side u Stewards old placeconstantly
maud, extensive assortment of Panel Doors Blinds,
sash glazed ungazed. All orders promptly filled the
neatness and Dispatch mh2o 1y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

TlATRlS BATIIs!-Fhe public is respectfully inf
Id that the splendid BATHS, sszs75=7T=T7 -zs,zl.rl
recently erected on Exchange kz=SSj.ssF+s==ss$
.7lley, corner of Bienvilie stree. ~
are now in operation. The Bath M m s7Sz
Rooms for HOT COLD or HGlNAQ IDs1
SHOWER B BATH s are well k4is,ssE,s- laslM
lighted and admirably ventilated, y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

pnARLEs LEWIS W. ARTHUR HILL.
I ENIs e HILL, .7ttOTneys at Lap, Henderson,, Rnsk
"A County, TeAi4, viii practise in the Supreme and District
cuEs Of the Sate and will aerd the purchase and
State. iyl9 IydE w
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

fsHOs ID. HAIlskS, Broker, ST Charles Hotel Build
ing fourth door from Common street, office OF H. Davis,
notary public, New Orleans = will buy and sell Landed
fropety obiin Loans on Mortgages Discount Notes;
9ersiip Seenents intends residing in the city during the
Summer and will Agent for of property
assessment for taxes is fair valuation; draw lease col
ect rents etc. etc. and attend Agency business gen
eral.. mhlD
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

EJlIN ARMSTRONG;, PAT Tchoupiioulas street, op.
npslte St Marya Market is prepared manufacture
Staa Boers Of every descriptions cheap prices they
be delivered from any the country. a23 ly
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-11-13
Union Meeting.

The Uaion Meeting advertised to be held
on Tuesday did not take place. 1t was not
from the fear Of having a small attendance,
bu, from the fact tina, the Couf, House could
no, BE- had for sufficient time, and the ne.
nes.ary engagemea, of large number Of per.
sons who desired to at,endit. twas thought
,ha, i, was better to postpone than to make
= failure by on attempt tc hold meeting
The friends Of the Union in other sections
may rest assured that there is no lack Of
friends in this quarter. |, will no doub, give
the croakers q cause Of rejoicing, but It's
friends will no, be frightened from heir pro
priety by the j-ers u renegades or the dirty
bird that bswrays its own uest.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-11-13
virginia Convention.

This body has adjourned, BY vote Of ayes S..
nays 81, until tho l,t Monday Of January, 1851
The reason is, the Convention believed that they
could not successfully prosecute their abors in the
adjustment Of the basis OF representation and the ra
ito Of taxation until they had before them the sta
tisies Of tho FIRST Auditor the taxable property
OF tho State, and census Of the United States, Of
the population Of each section Of Virginia.
Jus, before the adjournmen, Of the Convention,
the following importan, resolution was introduced
by Mr.. Floyd, Of Wy,hs, which will be acted on
Wien the Conv ,ntion meets again:
Diserimi nation against Goods Of Non slape
holding States.
"Mr Floyd offered a resolution to the effect tina,
the power should DO conferred on the Legislature
to pass law discriminating against ali goods man
ufactursd in a non ss vehooing State-or in ohel
words, that Law should be passed prohibiting. By
refusal to grant license. The sale Of all goods fro
non. slavehoiding States, within the Commonwealth
either at wholesale or retail.
"Mr. Floyd, gave notice Of his intention 10 urg'
this resolution on tie Convention al its re- Assem-
bage."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-11-13
What has caused the change

All idea Of " secession p" or disunion seems
10 have been abandoned ia Georgia, where
the canvass for the Convention Is now &C.
lively being prosecuted. The flag Of disun.
ION 10 no longer A,un,ed in that State, and
both parties. the opponents and the friends
Of the late measures Of Congress, appear to
vie with one ano,her in avowals Of devotion
To The Union. The former Tin Chatham coun
ty) have adopted the title Of The "Uoion
Southern Rights Party" and the latter tina,
Of the q Union aud Southern Rights Parry"
Indeed, tho Savannah Georgian. the organ
Of the former, complains that the latter have
attempted Ito steal our thunder and appro.
pirate the name TO themselves. How dif.
fesent this picture from that skeiched some
time since, viz. tia. Georgia was clamprou,
for disunion, and would trainple the Union
under her feet + Riehmond Enquirer.