The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-12-01
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Official returns received on tI,e Is,l I
from 90 counties in Misacuri ciSe I, 80
lac POS maj; sixteen eountis. d 49,.
from. i. ..1 :... "A ~ Z A. ~
Augusta brokers buy Ksntuck, 80,
ITennesses money at FIVE per cent di:co. 49, !.
payable in Georgia and Carolina inOs.T.
Ifs Southern convention i eall,d ~. n
ncssee will take part The Iegi.I.,s..
viii probably be convened
The Alexandria Ga Ga.,.,, y. z. i.
turns from l4T counties, they give M
475 majority, ss3.E. ::5' IL e. -
DR. David Dale Owen, the wei knor,
tgeologist, died on the 18th Of NOv,mb,,
at bis residences in New Harmony. i
The North Carolina Legislator. -.
yions to its adjournment, passed the I'M
removing the restriction against basf -.
pension. @ %zz.-..
The money market at Baltimore h Iert
tight, no diseounting Is done in -
banks. Three firms on Market S,r,t
had suspended payment on the 18th.
The Governor Of Alabama published /.
lstter on the 18th; ii opposes waiting fsr
other Southern States, and Tecommsnda
immediate secession. The Union men a
the State wage war on the letter,
The Captain Of the Keystone Stat,
while at Charleston, Is reported 10 have
hauled down the American and hoisted
the Palmetto flag This is now contra.
dicted; 1t il stated that he did not haul
down the American and hoist the Pal
metto flag, but merely saIuted the Caro-
lima flag BY dropping his colors
A dispatch from Washington says Mr..
McLaHe has been Instructed toco-eperats
with the Spanish and French Ministers in
receiving the suspensions OF hCstilities
snd the establishment Of provisional
government until popular election can
be held. i !. = 2...<:z. II,
$Ex-Mayor Swan Of Baltimore I'D
dressed q large meeting at the Bell and
Everett head quarters in Washington on
tion of DELEGATES from, ZIP ri. Sac. :,
which the. North should guarastee the en-
forcsment OF the fugitive slave law and
the equal rights Of the South to occupy
the territories. ..s..E :. - :: -
ms. II,,.,.i.:,
have issptd an adSrs,. 5anr...,;s.- 49,.
sion Sc -. '''st ' :, =.
wo,h;no.o, 49,, -. i. ~, "a
th.. 49, E"nI 5n1 = .as tosn ssa'es
80 $50 Puol'snsl ahotner
that the Constellation refused 10 publish
the article, on the ground that liz editor
il seeessionist. ..... ....,.,1'5.. &.
Z A,n.a.. :.:..,
n.s, 80 q. ~, t,sueu ~ TUG NA.y
Wac.don;. :, po 49, sao si0U - @
- 49, ,.sI..:s ' NJ. a. = -, ioI
So Ie s sl'l4' ing p.. Ious sna
,.ro, e $50. 49, oolnplslsu ,hs USUAL
80 : 90 =, - - "i'nt :" run ~,
Tho collector At Beaufort has officially
indicated his resignation, being unwilling,
he says, to serve under Repnblican ad-
.ministration. It has heretofore been
stated that the subject OF an address was
under executive consideration, but Il now
appears that the idea is abandoned, in
view Of the early meeting Of Congress, to
whom, BY the constitution, the PrsIident
is required to give information Of tho
state Of the Union. u +. j.. ii .,.$...lj'.
II seems that Senator Hammopd,a res.
ignation il immediate. 8 letter having
been received at Washington directing
his personal effects 10 be forthwith sent
to South Carolina, -, -. :.... .
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M ~ ue0IgiS, Mons Alex. stephens sha
i itets 3 I'D, 1onnson Nee making onlca
:. IN, Inc p,ll aPProPrisung mi
n ~ ~ oi eoilAfs 20 pe used AZ tae diacfe.en
u =. VIC uo! .,:t ior putting ueorg. y
9 49,. o' nti'isary aelsnee, IN, passed ~
II is believed that ~. gonss"t;on mi
will mass win snnsI nns,,n;,.
Sneachcs r,sra hs;Ss nirS,t. nd. by
senator Tnnmhs TaS Tsnn.. II gobh :
and Others & Iaynr n ssc..s;nn N,.,ra
Stenh,ps Jobn,nn isnd 49,. nnr,o,s 3.
cession = - $50 $40 o y : Ut
4 letter fsrd .,;.,. n ~. ,f,.orgi.
Ieeisl;ttnrc bstw.sn al. f,;.nd, IL iii.
:Iyerson ami UnwsII 1foIh IL r.l.tion 70
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