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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-14
OHIO ELECTION.

The N. Y. Commercial Of Friday evening, has tho
following despatch:
COLUMBUS, Oct. IL.
From the returns thus far received the Wings, it is
thought, will have ma jorty in both branches OF the
Legislature The Congressional delegation is still in
doubt
In the Seventh district, Nelson Barrere, the Wing
candidate for Congress, is elected.
The Tribune says there is report that Won Trump
has beaten Ods Democrat, in the 9th district This
would make Wing gain Of 2-but the returns are
doubtful.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-14

A gentleman in the vicinity of Boston, lately
invested $39 in cigars, to be sent to California
By the last steamer he received the following
"Your cigars 10000 are sold, and brought 45O
dollars .
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-14

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA-The number of matricu-
ates yesterday morning 1922 distributed among the
different schools, as follows Ancient Languages 1903
Modern Languages 1lS; Mathematics IA Natural
Philosophy "a; Chemistry l47; Moral Philosophy 80
Law 81 Medicine 80; Anatomy and Surgery so, Lee
tureship Of Anatomy S6.-Char. Ado. Saturday.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-14
PENNSYLVANIA ELEC ION.
he Union ofyesterday pu blishes the following des-

PHILADELPHIA, Oct IL.
owe have lost but one member, and Gilmore largely
elected Our net gain is seven j. w. F.
This gives the Democrats fifteen members in the
Congress to nine Whgs-six Democratic majority. In
the present Congress it stands sixteen Wings, eight
Democrats
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-14

The Portsmouth (Va.) Pilot states that Captain
Hugh N Page has received orders repair to the Pa
cihc squadron and take command of the United
States frgate Savannah He will depart in the steam
er Of the 10Th for California
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-14

On Tuesday last R. C. Dabney, Esq, was elected
Clerk Of the County Court OF Spottsylvana, Major S.
Crutchfied the late incumbent, having declined re-
election
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-14
BALTIMORE MARKET, Oct. IL, P. M.

BALTIMORE MARKET, Oct. u, P. NJ.
The Flour market to-day has been quiet. The Eu-
ropas news has had but little effect though the buyers
are less disposed to purchase We note sales yester-
day afternoon and to-day OF 300 bbs Howard street at
$4,75, and 200 bbls at 81 ,68a.
Nothing doing in City Mills 1t is nominal at 81 6Sa
The receipts Of Wheat are fair, but not large Sales
Of red at 99al00c for good prime, being slight de-
cline; white 106a1I0c.
Corn steady. Small sales at 6Oc for white, and Ola
&c for yellow.
We note sales Of Whiskey at 28c in hhds and bbs
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-14

A public meeting was held in Hampshire county
Saturday last for the purpose OF considering the recen
measures passed by Congress- Senator Mason was ex-
pected to address the meeting.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-14

The briefsigned by Cardinal Lambruschini, constu-
ting Bishop Huges Archbishop, issealed with the seal
of the fisherman, it is called, small seal represent
ting St Peter seated in boat, the act of drawing up
a net, and having the inscription,
Plus TX, PoNTIFEX MAXIMUS.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-14
DIED.

On the 18th inst, at half past three O'clock A. NJ,
JAMES KINCHlN, aged year, IL months and ii
DAYS son of R. and NJ. A Malone
~" Petersburg papers will please copy.
~ The funeral of Mrs ELIZA C. FORD will
take place at her residence this afternoon Monday,
tances are invited 10 attend without farther notice
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-14

VIM. M. BYRD, Esq. of Marengo, Ala. one of the
delegates to the Nashville Convention, has resigned
determining to have nothing more to do with the con-
Germ.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-14
WASHINGTON, Oct

WASHINGTON, Oct IT.
Col ampbeu late Consul at Havana, G S. Todd,
of Ohio, and Coz. Temple. Of Tennessee, have been
appointed Commission to join the Boundary Survey,
and treat with the Indians in the Valley OF the Colo
RADIO for their lands
Neither the Consulate at Havana nor the Judgeship
in California has been filled as yet.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-14

The Directors of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company have authorized the sale of 100000 of the
bonds of said company, for the purpose of securing
means to 90 on with the road The bonds are have
coupons attached and guaranteed against taxation
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-14
TIMES OFFICE.

The TINES OFFICE is removed to 18th street, be-
tween Main and Cary, opposite the grocery store Of
Mr.. John GrRme.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-14
Correspondence OF the Baltimore Patriot.

New YoRK, Oct. 12-2 p M.
The stock market is steady-U. S. 6s Coupons ll9s;
Treasury notes 6's l153all5a; Canton Company has
declined to 46; Sterling Exchange l0!a l0a prem.
Flour is steady, but not activesaes OF 1000 bbs at
$4 Sc "a IS for common State brands. Southern
S5a5 l2a. Pure Genessee S..
Wheat steady-sales of $500 bushels Genessee at Is
alice, and 5000 bushels red at 102 cts Corn steady
sales 1000 bushels Ga 65c for mixed; yellow Csc.
Coffee quiet, and prices in favor of buyers Sugars
firm Molasses unchanged
Cotton steady, but not aclve-sma sales rather in
favour Of buyers.
Whiskey 26a26a cts
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-14

Sons OF TEMPERANcE,-Ths order, organized in
New York in 1912 by sixteen obscure persons, now
numbers over 300 900 members scattered over the CON
tinent from Newfoundland to the Pacific coast. News
has Just been received of the organization of the Ora nd
Division of England, under charter from the Nation :
al Division OF North America. 1t highly popular in
Enoland
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THE TIMES RMS.

DAILY TIMES, per annum, if paid in advance, or
within SO days from the beginning of subscribers
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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-14

The Statue of Calhoun is not yet recovered;
but it may be seen in calm weather, nearly cover
ed with sand, and about six feet under water
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-14

WHEAT CROP OF CANADA.-The Toronto papers es-
innate the surplus wheat of Upper Canada this season
at 1000 900 bushels than last, which was 4OOO,
000-makng 900 900 bushels that will be sent to
markets,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-14

The steamer Georgia sailed from New York Friday
for Chagres with $50 passengers.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-14

MEMPHIs, Oct 10.
We had killing frost on the 9Th inst. The in
jury is estimated at 500 900 bales New Cotton is sell
ling l24 49, The first frost last year
on the 23d of November.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-14
TRANSACTIONS OF THE AMERICAN
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

MEDICAL ACOOClA ION.
The Transactions of the American Medical Asso-
citation, instituted l847
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences
edited by Isaac Hays, NJ d.
Practical Hand book OF Medical Chemistry, by
JOIN E. Bowman.
Observations on certain of the Diseases of Young
Children, by Chas. D. Meigs, M. D.
The Medical News and Lblary-October 1850.
Manuscripts from the Diary OF a Physician
Shakspeare's Dramatic Works, No. 25-Richard III.
LlttePs Living Age, Oct. No 334.
Rody the Rover, atale of ireland, by VIM. Carlton.
Nightingale Melodies or Jenny Lind Minstrel-2d
edition.
Cruise on Real Property, vol 8.
Lie Here and There sketches OF society and ad-
venture at far apart times and places, by N. P. Willis.
Domestic History OF the American Revolution, by
Chemical Tables for the calculation of quantitative
analysis, by H. Rose.
Specimens Of Newspaper Literature, with numerous
anecdotes, &c, by Joseph T. Buckingham.
Goldsmitts Works, complete one volume-Lon-
don edition.
Researches respecting Americas Vespucius and his
Voyage, by Vscount Santarem.
The Life and Writings of Bums-complete in one
volume-by Cunningham.
Orations and Speeches, by Edward Everetta SPLEEN
did edition.
peare, with introductory observations each play by
S. Maunder.
Harpers' New Monthly Magazine, No. 5, October
The Life and Correspondence of Ro. Souhey, edited
by his son. the Rev. Chas. Cuthbert Southey; No. s.
Dictionary of Mechanics, Engine Work and Engi-
neering--edited by Oliver Byrne; No. Is.
Genevieve or Peasant Love and Sorrow, by AL
phonse De Lamartne, translated by Fayette Robinson.
Health, Disease and Remedy, fanliarly and practi-
cay considered few of their relations to the Blood:
by George Moore, M. D.
Further supplies Of Adelaide Lindsay.
The Conspfator-by A. E. Dupuy.
Colonel De Turville, tale of the Empire, 1Sl0-by
Eugene Sue.
No. Pictorial F eId Book Revolution.
For sale by
oc MORRIS & BROTHER.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-14
Do;lu Times duriDo the Session

Members OF the Convention wishing to take the Dali
ly Times during the sion, will please leave their
names at the office, 18th street, with the Editor
at the Clerks table The charge will be 50.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-14

Immense deposities OF Iron have recently been dis
covered near Parkersbug, Va.
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MoNEY REPORTER AND NOVEMBER
MAGAZINE. %


j. w. RANDOLPH, October 10.
Manuscripts tfom the Diary Of Physician. =. 25
Rody the Rover or The Ribbon Mana tale Of
Ireland, by W., Carlton. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
The Conspirator by A. E. Dupuy. ............ so
Taylors Money Reporter, for October. ........ 10
November No. Sartain's Uuon Magazine, with
hne plates. ..;.- .......:...... 70
Col. De Suvle, tale Of the Empire of 1910, by
Eugene que. $3.50. '..... 1880. 10
Genevieve or Peasant Love and Sorrow, by La
martine-translated by Fayette Robinson. 81
Canleca Laudis, or the American Book of Church
Music, by lLoroee Mason and G. J. Webb..... 81
Health, Disease and Remedy, famiarly and prac-
ticaly considered in few Of their relations to
the blood Bye Moore, nj. D............. 60
flarper's Magazine for October. IS
Part 5 Southey's Life and Correspondence. ...... IS
October No. DE Bows Southern and Western Re-
Life Here and There-Sketches Of society and ad-
ventures at far part times and places, by N. P.
Sons of Temperance Offering for 1851, edited by
L. S. Arthur-morocco, gilt. .....-........2 so
The Crystal Fount for 1851, edited by t. S. Ar
thur-moro" co, gilt. ........2 so
No. Loisings Pictorial Field Book OF the Revo-
luton. Oc10
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-14

gwW We are requested to say that the Assessor under
the general State Law, having completed the assess
ment ofthe real estate in the city Of Richmond, will
deposit his book in the office of the Chamberlain ofth
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-14
MARRIED.

On Thursday evening, the 10Th inst, by Rev. Dr..
Howell, Mr. CHARLES w. ALLEN, and Miss CA
TURAH ]. PARDUE, all OF this city.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-14

We have examined the larger portion of the proof
sheets Of Mr.. w. L. Montagues forth coming erich
mond Directory and Business Advertiser" and take
pleasure in commencing it to the favourable conside-
ration ofthe public appears have been very care
fully prepared, and will be found to contain large
amount ofvauable information Systematically arranged
tn tate reference
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-14

NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION. ~
BosToN, Oct 10.
The Wings claim the election OF Perkins (Whig, 10
Congress.
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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-14
NAPLES AND SICILY.
ALARMING RESURRECTION IN CAJARPIA.

The Paris Evenement publishes a letter from its
Neapolitan correspondent, which announces the out
break OF formidable Instruction in the two Calabras
The Neapotan Government was greatly alarmed and
had ordered frgate to proceed to Cotrone port of
Ultra Calabria and lombard the city. Three provinces
of Calabria appear to be acting in in this in
surrection At Maestro, the insurgents had sxrmish
with the garrison OF the town, in which the latter were
defeated. and tweny-hree gems darmes Of the MUM
cipa Guard, the Judge and some other government
employees shot. 10 this city alone the military
persons dead alive. According the latest accounts,
the instruction was spreading
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-14

Francis w. Scott
Eustace Conway
Corbin Braxton
Beverley B. Douglass
Edwd. w. Morris
Richard l.. r. Beale
Samuel l.. Strdughan
Addison Hall
William L. Ed,Dards
Edgar Sno,oden
Rich'd G. l.. Moncure
Ira Williams
Nathl. G. Claiborne
William Martin
Archibald Stuart
VIM. M Tredway
John R. Edmunds
VIM. O. Goode
Jas. nj. White
.Edwd. r. Chambers
Geo. w. PurkinS
Willis P. Bocock
Branch |. Worsham
Thos. FL. Flood
John E. Shell
Jas. l.. Scoggin
Robt. d. Turnbull
John Hill
Joseph Fuqua
Henry l.. Hopkins
James SauDderS
Chas. Henry Lynch
Lewis G. Arthur
Gust. A. Wingfeld
Samuel N. Garland
Valentine w. SouthalI
TIL. J. Randolph
Littleberry N. Ligon
Walter D. Leake
Richard /. Cooke
Drury w. X. Bowles
Jas. Barbour
John Voolfolk
Robt. A. Banks
John Jnnneg
John A. Carter
10. ]. T. White
10. E. Scott
Jas. F. HrOther
Samuel Chiffon
F. Bowyer Miller
John z. anderson
William Watts
DaUid Fultz
Hugh w. Shelley
Jno. Letcher
-Daoid E. Moore
Adam Stephenson
Geo. f.. Deneale
John Kenney
John Lionberger
A. M. Newman
Green B. Samuels
Wm. Seymour
Giles Cook
Samuel C. Williams
Chas. J. Faulkner
Dennis Murphy
VIM. Lucas
AndreiD Hunter
Jas. e. Steloart
Thos. Sloan
Richard E. Byrd
Charles Blue
Jefferson T. Martin
Zdchariah Jacob
John Knote
Thos. M. Gally
Gideon D. Camden
p. G. Van Winkle
Jos. Johnston
John F. Snodgrass
VIM. G. Brown
Edward J. Armstrong
James Neeson
Waitm0n T. Wiley
Jno. S. CarIile
Samuel L. Hays
Joseph Smith
Thos. Bland
Elisha w. McComas
Jas. H. Ferguson
Henry ]. Fisher
Geo. w. Summers
Samuel Price
Benz. III. Smith
VIM. Smith
Daniel M. Hoge
Saml. McCamant
Benz. F. Wysor
Aug, A. Chapman
AUen r. Caperton 4.
Albert e. Pendleton
Geo. w. Hopkins
Benz, Rush Floyd .
Thos. M. Tate
Samuel V. Fulkerson
Hiram Kilgore
Dale w. Carter.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-14
LATEST NEWS.
BY LAST EVENINGS MAILS.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP EUROPA
New YoRK, October / l

NEW DIRK, October IL.
The Cunard steamship Europa, from Liverpool d.
rect anchored at the West Spit Buoy at thirty minutes
past nine o'clock last night and came up this morning
through dense fog
The Europa brings ITO passengers.
She sailed from Liverpool on the 2Sth Of September,
three days alter the Atlantic.
The advance in cotton OF Id. reported by the last
steamer, has not been maintained and prices have re-
coded to the rates at which they stood when the Cam
bria sailed The Market however, continues actiyeE
There has been rise in grain, followed however,
by tendency to decline.
The Express of Friday says:
The news by the Steamer has general interest
without being OF special importance. The belligeren
Danes and Holstemers both sides are animated
with true Scandinavian courage and no peaceful sou-
ton OF the quarrel appears probable at present The
Paris journals now appear with the signatures of the
editors and contributors affixed to the articles, and there
is already considerable modification their party
tone and spirit The Assembly have dealt greater
blow to the liberty of the press in France than Charles
x. or Louis Philippe. The declaration of war against
the National Assembly by Louis Napoleon appeared in
the Bulletin de Paris and the Monate du Sor onIhe
last occasion which it could have been published in
any print except with signature attached to it, The
Prince appears at grand review usual and makes
mun6cent donations to troops and friends. His purpo-
ses are sinser,-his object, to continue in power
without appeal to the people.
AUSTRIA.
Ne,o Government for Hungary
The Wiener Zeitung contains the official decres
concerning the defnitive political organization of Hun
gary Az the mead OF the Hungarian government is the
Stakeholder, who is to reside in Pesth with Vice
President Councillors, Secretaries &c. In respect
to its administration, Hungary will be divided into five
districts. Each district will be governed by an ODER
gespans Lord Lieutenant with the Necessary employees.
The Obergespans are subjected TO the Statthalter.
HoNoRs TO HAYNAU.
General Haynau dned with Baron RothschiIdion the
day after his arrival in Vienna. He dined with the
Prime Minister Schwarzenberg on the day following,
and the next day the Emperor gave him grand din
ner. This is the man who, we were told was poor
exile, in disgrace with his sovereign.
The Emperor of Russia has to Gen. Haynau,
the grand Gordon OF the order OF st. Anne, of the first
class
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-14

IISSCA
King & Queen
Middlesex
Matthews
s Caroline
Spottsylvania
King William
Hanover
9 Richmond Co.
Westmoreland
King George
Lancaster
Northumberland
10 Prince William
Alexandria
Fairfax
Stafford
ii Henry
Patrick
Franklin
10 Halifax
Pittsylvania
Mecklenburg
10 Prince Edward
Charlotte
Appomattox
ID Brunswick
Lunenburg
Nottoway
Dinwiddie
IS Cumberland
Amelia
Powhatan
Buckingham
l6 Campbell
Bedford
II Nelson
Amherst
Albemarle
Is Goochland
Fluvanna
Louisa
10 Culpeper
Greene
Madison
Orange
20 Loudoun
81 Fauquier
Rappahannock
% Botetourt
Roanoke
Allegheny
Bath
% Augusta
Rockbridge
Highland
"a Rockingham
Pendleton
Page
25 Shenandoah
Hardy
Warren
&c Jefferson
Berkeley
Clarke
81 Frederick
Hampshire
Morgan
% Ohio
Brooke
Hancock
Marshall
20 Doddridge
Wetzel
Tyler
Harrison
Wood
Richie
80 Marion
Preston
Monongalia
Taylor
81 Lewis
Randolph
Barbour
Gilmer
Braxton
Writ
Jackson
80 Cabell
Mason
Putnam
Wayne
Boone
Wyoming
Logan
SO Greenbrier
Pocahontas
Fayette
Raleigh
Nicholas
Kanawha
"a Carroll
Grayson
Floyd
ontgomery
Pulaski
IS Mercer
-GiJes
Tazewell
Monroe
So Smyth
Wythe
Washington
81 Scott
Russell
Lee
Whi nrs. In LII.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-14
CETY & z y q Z Il s..

RICHMOND MEDICAL CoLLEGE.--Dr Chamberlayne
delivers the Introductory lecture to the regular course
to- day at IL O'Clock in the College building The repu-
ton of the lecturer for ability will attract large audi
tory.
For the information of numerous strangers at present
sojournng in the city, it may be well to observe that
no public building in the State presents greater a!trac-
tons than the College ed6ce It is situated on Col
lege street. in rear OF the Monumental Church, and is in
truth spe ndd building, of the purest style of Egyp-
tian architecture; but like the site for the Washington
monument, its location is unfortunate. Unless pointed
out, the stranger tails to observe it.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-14
WILLIAM c. CARRINGTON.

RICHMOND, VA.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-03-20

s Genera! Memucan Hunt was married on u 1so s,a !,
nlt., at Galveston, Texas, to Miss Ann i. nOs ga
of that city, daughter Of the late Taliaferro D.
ard, originally Of Caroline county, Virginia
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-03-20

ARRESTED. We understand that Jas. II. TN LIN
blood, against whom a true bill was found " 81
Grand Jury in Johnston county, for kidnaPPaEs I'll
arrested and committed to Jail in Raleigh las.
He wiilbe tried At Johnston Superior Court ne nj
Monday in this month. Goldsooro
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-03-20

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY IN OREGON. The great n
crease of commerce between Oregon and San Far
cisco has led to the discovery of new and fine en-
trance to the mouth of the Columbia river. Tia
southern pass, it is called, has heretofore been
resented to be ianpracticable. 1t conduced to- the
terests of certain parties to make this representation
But, short time ago, ship was anchored in h
river, and. in dragging her anchors during gale
she was carried by force Of wind into this souhn
entrance. The officers of the vessel finding that 's
was, as they supposed, in critical position, cut auv
her masts and deserted her. Strange to say the hu
foated on safely through this dangerous pass, an
went out to sea.
Subsequently to this a French vessel, not bsg
able to obtain pilot and finding the southern pass
to all appearances by far the best, struck in and h
her way along slowly with the lead. If we aen
formed rightly the least water which they found rs
six fathoms
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-03-20

RowAs AWAKE. By the proceedings Of psI.
cratic meeting in another column it will be seen
our friends IN Rowan. have appointed delegasswrr
tend the State Convention; and that they nav, D..
commended for nomination the Hon. David >; Nv ="
the unwavering advocate Of popular rights S., n:s
could not have named man whom the repoO"'
Of the State will support with more alacny. n
Reid and Manly should again be the candidate, a
have no manner of doubt that Democracy Will e.
triumphantly out Of the contest. Lin. hspD' ;
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-03-20

TE1As. Resolutions unanimously passed boil
Houses of the Texas Legislature, on the 25lh uln'
asserting the principles contended for by the Souhs
Among the Resolutions is the following:
Resolred, That knowing no party names or poTin;
divisions upon questions involving in their naureaa
consequences, the character, properly, and poItia
existence Of those we represents zoe are prepared I
make common cause with sister States Of the SuA
in defence of the Federal Constitution and that oa
rights being identical, we will cordially co-openh
with the rest Of the South, in any Of defena
OF our constitutional rights, that may be best cas
lated to preserve their integrity.
The Legislature authorized the Govenor TO appoh
eight Delegates to the Nashville Convention.