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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-05

This valuable and popular Medicine, prepared 90 conformity with
Germaay,in and portsbi- sss -
universally received TIE most fsger'5ir
nendatisns o. the Medical profession and
Discerning Pubic, A. the
q HOST EFEIclENT AND AGREEABLg tes
SALINE APEIssENT
use and IS len, entitled 10 sea preference over The nary
Mineral spring waters. ssdltz fcsers aud othrr
used With th4bes eeectin all 81
Bioas aid E;tr7s 1iss.,ss sex asaiass kosseC -lgps
he, Indigestion, and on sila a'r iiai essi4f
eHcidssfto re
SPRING AND SIlHafER SEASONS. go
It particularly adapted to the of Travellers b Sea and
Land Residents = aoF ChEatel, Persons q seisntafy
Habits, Invalids. and Convaluscsnts; Capains %
Vessels ana Planters vii end it valuable al
Wi those who have used IT, it has favor deemed
Il torpid sfe Of ne kiss,It renders great service
n 5osG and gives the hest satsa.ssou
laying all Hamnatoy symptoms, and IN sdscraIs
rs success Il cases eT Grare LEigsoa Isu,15sra aza
Cossssess-Proves ~ Medicine the greatest utility
Acifay ~ As SoHaaeA. sad tas dsessfng sictgess
EsHd dnrthg Pregacacg eds speedily ard with marked
success under is heal hful inau.nee-
y V9raS sas grs1tsst 's' % those geted t Or $40
ec % te fa--sutly airing the bowels, neuraznr
irritating seeresiOns and thereby alIHaamnatOry
n Jdes, Is iASasaSls IA III cesss ts1e-s Gentle rs
Eargsti1s Is roqzireE.
Is IN the form Of PoSieT carefully put up bottlss, to
keep climate, AID water poured upon X
produce delightful sdervesceat beverage
taken in the morning, interes avocafons
OF toe aay acting geny the restoring
poreFs, exciting healthy and vigorous mach and
ersatns an elasticity O mind and Sow o. spirits which give
% every enjoyment II also enables he invalid 70 enjoy
luxue with mPuniy, from Whiek he Otherwise
barred and without which life isirksome stressns
Numerous testimonials gentlemen
Of the highest standing Throughout The coauy md s,ea
increasing popularity For Of years. strongly guaraass Is
efficacy aud valuable etaeter and commend % the vorabs
notice Of 40 ntelligen. public.
Prepared sold. wholesale and Retail BY
JOHN A fARRANT 81 co, Druggists.
uuela-tiv No 2s8 tirasnWirh ST.. y. Y.
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CLASSIFICATION.


Spirits % tupehthe cImphle, burning fluids and vanish
will 0alF BE- taken IL owners risk.
dunpoEder and cLon n-chrs, sni oer coultustle art
eles will be charged local u each Road ana on 81
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A Ii kinds Of COUNTRY PR0QUCk wanted Tor NnAh ~
N nsns'' "@fAs' pm - A. JENKINS,
N,shvills, Sept. /, sadly EOI4 South Market sSrsst
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-05

Agricultural implements. burning duis, owners risk of1-
baskets twice hrsi class rates; bitiiag niins boaua
books bOots and Shoes tread buffalo robes; bfool
broom pressed csmphine, st owners leakage
boys acids ami ether cheuctis double frs class
kDOesed down, and we'll boxed first class ar
Ieting corks confectionery, Chairs boxed, tscs first
rgars h0NeI and strlpp in
sleeves, c0cksaLd Weighs; copper ard brass
srsk tsiee hsr class druss hs s5 a.
is in boxes, bales and truuks furniture, b.1.
nrst class rates furniture shocked hzf,
first class rates farm hers,
drums hh, fresh: garden seeds, glassware, vrss
10 hats and hides (JTy. haussd fuss
fnrnitueI well hXets hair, ia sacks indigo
gods leather (i0ose) liquor glass 5cEiEg
zAsss, boXei, tacs hrst class machinery box- ua
first class moudiuR and picture fraue
medicines. musketss marble, wrought, ouxr s. r5
measures aud tubs % musical Instruments. rnireI
in glass nuts in bags Ia clns oaucs
saesed, OIL in glass; Sahgng-, uat bowel preserve
glass At Osnsrsrsk; pickles in glas, risk
tries; printing presses piano fo porter aud
ale in ga-s; Painngs and pictures we'll hxsd rattan,
hte boilers, thirty and under boilers
thirty feet and hall hfst class stationery
snz.s; sale and scale beams net boxed ish boxed twice
Class rates; stoves. rss pots szing,
pipe spirits turpeutinei pilates II ski
chimes Lunks, inWsIs, b1d; and hruhleTy iaeis
risk and half first tHine h1Xcd
ambres: veBeering boxed varniski cdren,
not boxed twice frat class and hobby hos
bOxrd, half FIRST class ia boxes
whips, WhalsbOues WheeIharrousi wooden
md bows rates.
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ROOTS. SHOES. &c.

Tor Fall and Winter that has bTough Nashville
They manufactured 10 especially for
ISG We invite ali friends and the public generally cal
on US, We will sell them very low for CASH.
sepG-u FARRAR. DISMUKES CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-05

NAVE receiving and opening, FOR Tue FALL
TRADE, by far the largest complete Stock
Goods In our line offered TraIsu S1ats
our StO& q L1H Gad eOnlpleS, eOaprisiRy TN{ Tine
Or ecey 0driety and style. and Goods purchased
from MANUFACTURRRs and the possible tsrnls,
bel FULLY warranted in saying, that ENDORSEMENTS shall he
superior to before offered to the Trade In this
Prompt short time and Cash dealers specially requested to
glYsusa call You will save money by doing
.y...r BERRY, SAUFLEY 4 CO.
anRis-an ~ Public square
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This valuable and popular Medicine, prepared conformity
be waters ne celchrl spfin 10
Germaay,in most nrensnt and portzD- f.rul ~
unit Iy received the most favorable recon
nendatisns % the Medical profession and
DiscerainF tlic. he
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sIl
Autumn and Winter Stock
| .bsaese For1s5e. ~
DOUGLAS 4 CO.,
! WHOLESALE DEALEEs I'm ~
| FOREIGN & DOMESTIC
1Dn Y GOODS,
| READx MADE
|CL O T "A I N c ,
Hats, Caps, Bonnets,
.UasHsxE .f5ss tss
.HETTUo 81 &
F Boots, Shoes, Brogans,
,.EaRE .F7 fta rrrst
eszsv te-ra aea 9.na,sar
CARPETINGS soa
wRAPPrNG AND WHITING PAPERS,
UMBRELLAS, ETC.
No. So PUBLIC SQUARE
Nashville, Tennesse.
HUGH DOUGLAS, AUGUSTUS W. soUTHwoRTBl
BY RID DOUGLAS GRO. K. YEATMAN,
wai. S. sOUTHwoRTH, GEO. H. THAYER.
.as.
e.. .asa ..ssss
e'zrga .aaa-rat na. t.sl
H.-.
81. s..a--.-. s-.
MHwWaYH
Autumn and Winter Stock
FOR 1859. ras
$3.50. .E1- tE -rs Ts1..F-.
DOUGLAS & co..
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
q HY Em Mmg.
READY-MADE
Il IN G,
Hats Caps, Bonnets, !
Boots, Shoes, Brogans,
G. A r p Z TINGS,
WHITING AND WRAPPING PApEEs,
UMBRELLAS, &C.,
NO SO,
PUBLIC SQE4lRE, NASHVILLE, TENN.
IUGH DOUGLAS, AUGUSTUS " soUTHwORTH
YRD DOUGLAS, GEo. +. YBATTAN,
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Anchors Alum, E barrels and hogsheas birthstone IN has
and hog heads bleaching fats burr blocks barley t ~
Ton IA bales Goldfish in derces and boxes and q &
eements, chalk clay ehain cable. chain I'm cks cocoa
earth, paint, hern and stone cres and hov
nsh ssed fence wire; hss IA cssks and boxes aour 10
and aeks pipe; guano horse shoes in pacsaz
band, pig, boilers and Iaroad iron nuts aud gt iron
ing, heavy loeon5Te tres land plaster moasses
logs marble in block unWr0ught, iaones rough nails ant
spikes nail lead, copper IRON hs
rl5s pitch plaster, palm oil putty prl IN oe5 ie.
railroad chsss and spikes, rosin ning uye ssits
soda ASH Steel IN hOgheads,
wrought soda Kegs, barrels casks aierals kegs hare
casks. tobacco and esfin eaks an Eogss uns
tin in pigs; jaF0nca telegraph Eirs, tog whiting,
pipes wire ropes wheat in we'll Vei osnsburg txs4
bags: zinc fsheet} in easks and cases; zns in pigs.
TAs the Isl day q SEPTEMBER 1859 and
continue until other notice. =
SEQ NsI2irils q CAGtfanooCa q z
r. AYRES.
W. J. ROSS
SIPS. Memphis q CsaTlssroa z p
r. Q. JACKSON
ssp7-a SHp Afst Issa & Gs0ngaa r. 4
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Bridge Bolts and Nuts: Derrick Mountines; I'd, e.
Cast Angle Blocks Shoes and sheaves and PuIieys;
. washers: Buggies. and tools Of various
Mule foNersi kinds.
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3lasb6iIIe dnim ano Ameriitslr.
DAILY IS; Trt.weshly So; weekly Sc.
Rates OF Advertising.

TIN LINES OR Less CONSTITUTE q SQUARE,
IN Tus Da1rv
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sPRING AND SI.nrlEIt NEaNn.

Bilious and Ebr7s DISEASES sex Hs1flass K3zsof isss
he, Indigestion and on si1fsr casal isits, lessilTs
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SECOND CLASS.

Antih0ny crude. apples, dried, baking powders, cois
bhg bagung, bells. bottles birthstone kegs biner
boards burap berries cotton waste chain cotton wooden ana
sempen Candles chocolate; ground hoSs
essa in bags china ware In rak
dried; Gallery, Char stuff eopper plates
bolts, pigs, wire, nails copper bottoms r
IN boxes casks clover and seed c0cr gl
barrels; congress and beifori boAes harrels
woods in boxes or farTels domestic 5heetag. sirtng
and deIius in original bales duck, drugs casks deer ss
pressed TAX sed, ax t~Ged EJrk hay manure ginger
gae, gun eOpa groceries assor (uct cis specid cags
andel0Ver seed hydes, dry, In bales honey hoes hsr8u
IN boxes Eemp irob hoop and sheet bo1e
liquor n Wool quoriee lead, pipe lar ADD Sheet
p0ards AID plank msrOie slabs unsrOugh owners risk
pressed IN bal s. nuts in barrels gkum, ooh ls
in boxes and palm leaf pressed; printers ink,
barrels paper In boxes; paseboard peaches dried prng
pr pTuues in casks, pepper hanging in boxes ckes R
casks pipes rubber springs loose Tuhter packing and hn
FAsns, strapped in scyhs, s0Tes adesf sapi
spice, starch, siy; sardnes in boxes sheep and othr skins
In ies, Otiu bags in bags scale and scale 1ans bo
tObAcOin bales tobacco cut In barrels tow type
Yeneering boxed, wood In shapes wire willow reeds in bundles
wrapping pressed and hailed zue In rolls and sheets
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-05
MOST EFFIcIENT AND AGREEABLg
SALINE APEgsEyT

IN use, and IS beng entitled 70 special preference the
Mineral Spring waters, Sstz fceers aud othrr
ces both ionit ompactne AMI greater ecy. IL may
used with the best eject in all N 81
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II particularly adapted TO the wants q Travellers bg
Land Residents H. huF ChEatel, Persons sadsntsry
Habits, Invalds, and Convalescsns Captains o.
Vessels ana Planters EiI and il valuable "A
% their Medicine Chest
WIZ have dasnasa
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16
NEW SERIES---VoLs 7,sNos d

Supplementary TO an Act entitled can act 40
establish a Code Of CiYil Procedure, passed
March n, 1858.
Sec. 4. BE Il enacted by the General AZ.
senlbiy Of fAe State Of Ohio. That whenever o
party toa Judgment seeks TO enioin theacollec
ton thereof by injunction, and shall make az
affidavit that the party sought TO be enioined
is a nonresident OF the state, or has left the
same 10 avoid the service Of the summons OF
order Of injunction, OF SO conceals himself that
process cannot be served upon him, the sheriff,
or other officer, having in his hands the exc.
cution issued en- such judgment, may be made
party defendant to the action; and the ac-
ton may be bTouhgt in the county in which
such officer resides and in all such cases the
patty. to the judgment sought to be enjoiRed
and upon whom actual service canuot be made,
maybe served by publication Of notice in tie
manner prescribed by sections seventy one ant
seventy~twO OF the act to which this is sup
Plementary. And suchseIyice shall be proved
in. the same manner as is prescribed by section
seventy three Of sai1 act. ,35
Sec. Q. In all cases whete service may b
made by publication, ,personnl service Of I
copy Of the summons or order Of INJUNCTION
and complaint may be made ont of the state
Sec. s. A,peEty ,sgalgasst y! ms, whom ,peIRetpa
vice thanby publication in newspaper, mBy
al. any time within five years after the date o
such decree, have The same opened aud b
let IN TO defend in the same manner and on tn
same terms as is prescribed in section seventy
hYe Of the act TO which this is suppleme Dtal
Sec. 4. This aetto take effect on its pas
sage. .e ,s ,sEr -se 9 !. z
S. W, gibson,
Speaker pro tenn oftbe House OF Reps
t..s MARTIN WELKER.
President OF the Senate.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16
Arril S, 1853.
Az ACT
No. 205.

M on AN ACT
=,
10 sWenu tne ssovuu =, q. a.
M acs " 49,, "S '',!,;o .rI,'
toh sepeia.e s.-;Ie ~ L.n- o,;.r
puiPoseS' anu " Y, -; VIC sssoS
s,lo 10 ,ss1 VI q" s''
"ass- ~, ioo ':sss
Sec !, Be u enGeted oy Me o,eh@aL as.
sennbty 81 ne Siate oI, Ohio' lhat secnon
two OF the yOove reclled act De 90 amended
as TO read as follows, 10 WIZ sec. z. iH'neul-
ately upon the passage oil TINS aet, ora soon
thereafter as may DC convenient tnete shap
bs appointed 9 board OF three directors lol we
government OF said asylum, one Of whom shall
be appointed in The same manner as are (he
trustees oi the state iunalic asyiums' ana me E
remaining two by the county commissioners Of
HTmlllon county. They shaii oe tciuzens .ol
Hamilton county, and shall hold the once fot
the term OF three years. except as neIeln pro,
anu quailheu; a, tas nisl nleeuns ~ ,hto Iio
trustees appv,nt.u uuuen ~, ~ nn,S,y
act .ne IVY no,,stv .baJI a.
commissioners ~ iia',''son ~,
letm'neu py lyt ,"eli .e'ri ~ 49,. 49, "a
one ot tnem snaiL SEW ~. ~ YIN s,,o ~
year'and one o. .gen 'ot VS. s,e..n "a ~
anu at lns t'l =. sle % .1o,..o;S
spectiye terms 0, sc ' iioe' ns nAeu % s-iI
the county cnnlplSs'oHetS e,otsS"u e"Sn Sl ~
point one trustee, VINO shsh serve lot w we
,erp q thtee years. hey sna.. PossesS inc
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16

the first section Of the act TO which this is sup
plemt ntary, are insufficient in number from
which 10 draw and Summon the regular gTs nd
and petit jufies for the common pleas and dis
trIcts courts, TO be holden in said county, pre-
vious TO the next succeeding annual October
election, il shailbe the duty OF such clerk i'm.
medintely and f5esons to said annual spring
elections, 10 apportion among the respective
townships in said county, the nnmber Of addi-
tional jurors required 10 Gil such deficiency ac-
cor1ing to and upon the basis Of apportion-
ment required by the second section Of the
the act aforesaid, aud notify the trust Of the
several townships in said county, Of such in
Suficiency with the numberof additional juT.
roTs so appointed and required Of each town
ship, by written notice, TO be served aud re-
turned by the sheriff Of such county, the same
as a summons, is served and returned; and it
shall be the duty Of such trustees, at their
meeting at the annual spring elections, upon
the service of such notice to selectof good ju-
dicious persons, having the qualifications Of
electors, their spportionmeDt Of persons to be
returned as such additional jurors, and shall
forthwith furnish such clerk with the list oi
the name or names required as contemplated
by the act, and such proceedings shall there
after be had with reference TO the drawing
Summoning, &C.. Of such additional jurors, as
is provided by said act for jurors, selected al
theannual October elections.
Sec. Q That section nine OF an act entitled
can actTelating TO iuries,'' passed February g.
1881, be so amended as to read as follows
That when a sufficient number Of grand juror!
shall not appear who shall have been dTawr
and summoned agreeably to this act, before Ell
ther Of the courts at their stated term, or i
should so happen that all the grand jurors sum
moned as Aforesaid, shall fail to attend, il shal
and may be lawful for the court in either case
to order the sheriff or other officer, TO summon
from among the byStanders, or neighboTing cit
izens, so many good and lawful men ps are ne
cessary to form and complete. the ,panlel offh
grand jury. or to issue a special Yenire facias
to the sheriff, commanding him to Summon th
persons therein named to attend forthwith /
serve as grand Jurors.
Sec. 8. That section nine Of the act to whic
this is an amendment, be and the same is here
by repealed.
Sec. 4. This act to take effect from and al
ter its passage. -....-
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives
MARTIN WELKER,
J, President Of the Senate.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16

No. la4.l AN ACT. .yE sysf
To extend the Privileges of Gas conpalies
Scot Be u enacted bt the General Assem-
biz Of the State Of Ohio. That it shall be 10 W.
ill Tot any gas company in any city or ihcot,
pofated village In this state, organized in pur-
suanoe Of any Of the laws 0. the same, to ex-
lendtheir pipes used for conveying gas to "a
!. Ions localities and inhabitSnts Of such city OF
incorporated village TO any point, place OF
places IN the vicinity Of such city or incorpor-
ated village, outside the cotpoEate limiisthete.
OF; provided. the tight oE wsy be obtSihsd
ftodi the cofpofate OF other authorities. or oi
any person OF persons, Place or places, 10 be
Affected BY shch extension. f.e o.tr
Se6. 3. This act shall be in force from and
eHftbf its PASSAGE. satt ~ SfF bte ,Sp4@eil
: TS9Sa rs, w.GILsoN,, .
Speaker pro ten Of the House Of Reps.
ft5s lf-ssA ISst MARTIN WBLKBR =
848 President OF the Senate.
March 80, 1859. Y 'i', Y
No. t46. AN ACT.
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mo. ls2.l / ..lAN.AoT. 3

IN mo- I52.J ] N ~ J, "A NJ AUT.IA4f ~ -
Relating to The Lewistown Reservoir. =
Sec. 1. Be Il enacted by The General IA
ssmbiy Of the State of Ohio, That for the pur-
pose OF settling with the Miami hydraulic ana
manufacturing company for the construction OF
the enlargement OF the Lewistown reservoir,
and canceling the contract Telatiyeto said EN-
lsrgement between the state and said compa-
N.Y., the sum OF ninety-one thousand one, hun
died and sixty.seven dollars and eighty Ave
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16
AN ACr

Relating TO Jurors. J..b l.
Seo.i. Beit enacted Ly the General As
Ssmbly Of the State Of Ohio. That the act en-
titled can act 10 encourage tho organization OF
FIRE companies, and TO repeal former acis,1'
passed on the 9Th day of February 1s41, and
the act entitled can ACT 70 etioonrage The Or
Eahithtjoh OF IRE ooupahleS,' passei on the
18th day OF March, ls43, be and the same are
hereby teBealed.
Sec. . TRat hsSeSftef active members Of lire
engine, hook-ahd ladder companies or oiheI
companies, for tue extinguishment OF fire orthe
protection Of pfdpetty al hfes shall during the
time they may continue active Ihsifiheis df any
such companies be exempted from serving as
Jurors; that all clergynen and priests, physi
cians,and alpnblic officers. while in offic, shall
be excused from serving as Jurors, excepting in
incoIpoTated- villages having less than twelve
hundred inhabitants. reg 7ss.. stes.
Sec. 8. Tha. in an cases where any per
sou has served as a juror for three weeks il
Any one year, either as grand or petit juror, ht
shall be excused from any further services a.
such juror during the balsnee Of the year.
l.s s. W. gibson, II
Speaker pro tenn OF the House of Reps.
MARTIN WELKER,
l-s..l u President Of the Senate.
MARCH SU. Id0U.s ffFfs fi.. sh5. 4. ~. H.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16

mo. 15r.) AN ACT n va Fs
SlppIemeltaty 10 an act relating TO Juries,
passed FEBRUARY 9th 1881, and to amendthe
ninth section Of said-a
Sec1. Be il enacted By the General as.
sen.big or he Stat. of Ohio, That II II should
he made 10 appear tothe clerk OF the court ol
common pleas Of any county in this states after
the annual October election, ,andpreyious 10 the
annual spring elections, that the number Of lu-
Tors for said county as provided and required by
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16

the wine manufacured the pure juice Of the grape
cultivated in this State; or beer ale or cider. -
T. Sec. ?. Section aVs and eight Of The act Of which
this aet " amcDdatOfJ hereby repealed; Provid
ed that such repeal shall In wise seCt any liab-
ties civil criminal Incurred under the said sections
20 repealed nor any proceedings under them-
See. T. This act shall take snseg fr1H and ater ils
passage. WILLIAM n. MOODS, -
- Speaker Of We floase ofRcpres+sialises. of
-.. MARTIN HELKER,
April S, J. 80 President Of the senate
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16

No. i4S. AN ACT.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16

To amend the second section OF an act entitled
"An act to constitute the county Of Hamil
ton seperate district for .lunatic asylum
purposes, and TO provide for the erection
and governme mt Of an asylum therein, passed
March 10, 1881.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-12
WAsn1NaroN. Mar ll.-smalIsy. % ", Chair.

WASHINGTON, May ll.-SmalIey, of Vt. Chair
man, and Hon. Clement L UlandinEhaU1.
Ohio, Secretary, Of the Democratic National
Executive Committee, have TO-DAY, 10y virtue
power given 10 them in the premises, concluded
to call = meeting Of the Committee about the
Ith OF December next, formal notice OF which
will lac Published in October This i the first
official movement III behalf OF The Executive
Committee since thc adjournment OF tie CIn-
cinnaIi Convention.
The Southern mai furnishes New Orleans
papers Of Fridn? last. Capt. Mcdonald 81 the
bark George Striker, which arrise.l ~ New
Orleans, reports that while OF the Brazilian
coast he was t.gice fired upon by an En- siisa
man-1i-war to him unknown. Capt Mcdonald
hoiSted the national cnlors and they had been
up but to- Il mon.nt when the British vessel
altered her course.
Besides the steamers Fulton and Water Witch
the other vessels of the Paraguay expedition
will be sent to the Gulf Of Mexico aud several
OF them to the coast Of Africa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-12

New ORLEANs, Nav 1.-THE Southern Con-
ycution assembled at Yicksburg to-day. Eight
states are represented Charles Clark, OF Miss =,
vas appointed President. RESOLUTIONS II fav",
If Re opening the slave trade, were offered by
Mr. Sprati, OF South Cayul.na. Gen. Foote de-
nounced Sprati'S sentiments as high treason
and read the laws of ten states prohibiting the
slave trade; he thought that it was the duty Of
the government to acgujrc Cuba and To gam a
DreponGeraEce on the is;hnus aud also adVo-
Gated the resistance to the rule OF - republican
President.
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