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NEW YORK aIARKHr-DRC. q



FI.OUR-Markket advanced 5e per Dbl with rath-
er more doing i0f export and hone eonsumpaion.-
Market closing with lair inquiry and holders dis
Sales $500 bb5, At f5r suporano state;
S5,90a5sio TOR extra state; S5,l0a5G Tor supsrfno
WelteTn aud s5.h595,65 for shipping brands extra
CANABIAN FLOUR-May b quoted q trlas
b6fer With modsratS business doing sales ara 5a0
bhle % 81, a,itf4ltQQ or common 70 cholca extra.
HYE FLOUR-selling in a moderate way At
g,2idl4, 20 for common 70 choloe gupsFfne.
ODRN AEEAIl-ouiet and held pretty firmly ct
tVHisR Y-Mafket hrmsr with fsiF demand
sales are 900 bbis at l99l9Ao aud new held az l9'f
WHEAT-hIarket has advanced fully le por b.
with better Inquiry both ior export and home con-
snmpt on. SALES are 100 bu Chioaeo spring az
6lo0 bu Milwaukee club amber, Wisconsin At 81 ,25
OLE, the latter Ior very choice pafele io,oo0 1u
ern at ,l0ai, red state at sl,3l; 1000 bu choice
white Kentu ky At ei,55.
RARLEX-Dun and nominslly At 70fosOc.
CORN-Markot little better with moderate OK
AZ $50 for mixed western In store 69a7Oo delivered
67k6 fcr unsound DO and at 6so for old Weavn cut
sisted Of mixed western In store At Csc.
n, OATs-Q9y IN moderate request At s9sso for
PORK-hiarket irm and demand moderate.-
Sales are 800 bbls at t65l for old mess; $500 for
St SS SlaP SSna or s
23 bbs at ss,0O9l0oO for repaoked moss tl0508 u
! Tor extra mess.
| PRIME MESS BEEF-DuII and nominal
BEEF II ABIS-Dnll and heavy with sales ai
I 81 0O0l3,OO for western.
/ OUT 1IRATS-Dull and heavy with small sales
/ at bH016c shoulders; 66f85fo hams.
] DRESSED HOGS-Quiot at 65f664c.
/ LIVE HOGs-Steady At 5}66D55so
BACON Moderate request. Sales are 200 boxes
/ long clear middles At 9l<c
! LARD-Market steady with moderate demand
Sales are 800 bbls at lO6i0Ilo for prime western.
BUTTER Selling slowly al lo9llc tor Ohio
ltfo2lc state.
CHEBsR-stcady at a8loKe.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

NEW IoRK, Dec. p.
The Times Correspondence says In the Com.
mit!ee Of 50, Adams, Of Mass, offered the PROPOSE
ton rejecting New Mexico, and will report the
same TO the Committee himself Coming from
the most radical man Of the North, this is regard
ed as a back down
Kellogg, Of III, asked If they were to coneede
50 much Of the Republican platform, why not
give up every thing demanded respecting the ter.
ritories, especially as the system of slavery in
New Mexico was the worst Of any on the CONT
nent.
Kellogg Of III, Tappan Of N H., and Wash.
burn OF Wis, voted against It.
The District Judge Of New Mexico appeared
before the committee at the last meeting, and
stated that zee territory had $50 white native citi
zens; 200 AleXican citizens, under the Gauda-
ioupe Treaty; 800 Mexican aliens; ~ 900 Poems
and a 900 Indians, about half.ciVilized. Total
about 10000. There are 56 slaves only mostly
servants OF army and Federal officers.
The question was urged IN caucus If New Mexi-
co should be admitted with only ST60 white citi-
zens, Whist excuse could be given for keeping Kan
sas out with 10000
Considerable feeling exists tonight among the
soted saIsI adiiifs ofo5sftIOii, sgaias 70 Be
generally endorsed by the straight out Republi-
cans.
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MRETING AZ PIFTsBURG.

FlEIhbuAas Ucc. y.
There was an Immense meeting to-day In the straot
opposite the Court House, relative 70 the remoVal
OF the ordnanes south. Gen. lWm. Robinson was
present. Several speeches wers delivered, among
others, Gen. }. X. MOorhoad, Member Of Congress
from this district.
Several resolutions were adopted almost unani-
mously declaring loyalty to the Union, and ability
TO defend themselves against enemies Of the Union,
deprecating any interference with the shipment OF
arms under Government orders, however inoppor-
tune impolitc the order; deplOring the existence
Of the state Of things IN connection with the admin
stration Of the important departments Ofpubio
vice TO have shaken the confidence Of the people
Of the free states, that while Pennsylyania ig on
guard at the Federal Capitol Il s her especial duty
to look to the fidelity OF her sons and In that view call
President, citizens Of the Com nwealth so the
republic receives no detriment at his hands, be
hooves the President 20 purge his Cabinet of
every man known to give aid and comfort to, or
in anywise counteuAncing revolt OF any States
against authority, constitution and laws.
A Union dispatch from Hon. RObt Mcknight
was read, asking the people TO make no further
resistance, but ask for suspension of the shipment
of the guns until further advices from the War
Office Read and approved
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.
aTuATE.


Mr. Brown moved to add section thai
the action Of the Legislature Of New Mex
leo for the protection Of slave property b5
in force in this Territory.
Mr.. Frumbull moved 70 amend that the
law which was in force in the said Terrific
~ at the time Of the annexation remain in
force until it becomes State.
MF. Deolittle said we had lived together
for 80 years in peace. Peace was based
on two ideas. first that the Federal Govern
ment nor citizens Of non-slaYeholdinR
States should make no aggressions on slave
~ in the States, and the other that neither
the Federal Government nor the citizens Of
slaveholding States should make any az.
gressiOns nor undertake to overthrow free
dom in the Territories. If these conditions
were broken there cannot be peace. He
said the Constitution was the supreme law
Of the land and Of every State, and If the
Constitutian contains any language which
would abolish slavery in q Territory it
would abolish it in q State. he then re-
ierred TO The Dred Scott decision and claim
ed that there was nothing in that decision
to lead any one 70 infer that the Constitu-
ton establishes slavery in any Territory
nothing that justifes men in saying that
the Contribution enters the Territory ao-
quired from Mexico and abolishss Mexican
law and establishes q law guaranteeing the
right 70 take and hold slaves in the Terri
tory.
de argued that If we should annex Can
ada, the Constitution had no power Of its
own force TO repeal the law there in regard
to slavery, which had been in force hum
dred years. He said the Senator from
TeHnesse (NiohOlson) had said there was
great alarm ct the South from the free
States, and said he apprehended the time
would come when the free States would at
tempt to amend the Constitution so as to
e1inguish slavery. Why did not the SEN
atoT from Tennessee, If he wished to allay
the slarm, quote in his speech psrt Of the |
Platform, which declares an
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CHARLEsroN NEWS.

CHARLEsTON, Dec. %.
The Alabama Convention will have an
immense mejority in favor Of secession.
There are rumOrs here that several hum
orsd troops ere en- route for Charleston
forts also that Fort sumpter was Teinforo-
ed On Sunday BY Marines under disguise as
iaborers.
Postal mstters continue here as formerly
Many foreign ships took out their clear
anoe papers before the Goth, and ere now
loading Others viii probably take clear
ancer under protest
Many intelligent Carolinisns say that il
ia 8 onhoult matter to disentangle the gordi-
an mot Of Union, but ss q last resort viii
mlh
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NM ERCTAL.

CLEVELAND MARK ET-DEC. p.
FLOUR-Unchsnged anc inactive. See table for
quotations.
WHEAT-Hclders are hrmer to-day, but no
sales are reported and we have no actual guide to
the market.
CORN-Quiet at s69s7e.
OATS-Quist at 2sc.
HIGHWINES-ssl % bbls. at i5c.
HOGS-Are in active demand, with sales 20 head
at Sf,SO, and % do, all heavy, at S5,621.
FRUITs-sAle ; bbls peeled peaches at l21lc-
Dried apples are inactive at s4c.
BUTTER Sales sou lbs. fair quality at Isc bbla.
do ct i251c, and bbis. W. R. roll at isxe
PODLTRK-sales chickens at Sc
SEEDS-ClOver is inactive at S4,25, and timothy
at s2@2,25.
BEANS-Inactive at 6O97Oc.
CHRESE-Quiet at s9lOc.
RGGG-qfeadv at lie
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SENATE COMMITTEE OF THIRTEEN

" A8HINGTONl DEC, 70.
ate Committee Of thirteen. Mr.. Grimes, of Iowa,
asked II hr Toombs provision recognizing the
right Of property In man was the ultimatum OF
me south: II 80, they should sign an agreement
to that eject, the Republicans would sign one
repudiatinF It.
Mr. Toombs refused to answer and would not
state what the ultimatum would be-
Mr.. Seward offered resolution covering pret-
ty much the same ground as his previous PROPOSE
tons in the Republican caucus
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OHARLEsTON HIATTERs.

1V1i DoVf 2 7.
The military have been ordered out to
protect the magazines and srsenals in this
locality It is reported that military corps
from the interior are en- route here.
have just had an interview with Can't.
Foster, now in command Of Fort Mcultrie
He says Anderson has acted upon his own
responsibility. Fort Moultrie has not been
set on Ere.
Capt. Foster is still in command Of Fort
Moultrie with few regulars.
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CHARLESTON, s. c. Dec. ~.
Fort MoultFit was evacuated last night
Previous to the evacuation the guns were
spiked. The Fort is now being dem9lished
by hre. Only four soldiers we're left in
charge. The soldiers have ali been con-
Teysd 10 Fort sumpter,
2 Intense excitement prevails.
The Convention is in secret session.
SECOND DISPATCH.
L is only the gun carriages that are on
Gre at Tort Moultrie. The cannon are
spiked, aud 1t is rumored that train is
laid to blow mp the Fort. This last report
is doubted. The excitement and indigns'
tioa Of the people arc increasing.
THIRD DmPkrcH
Major Anderson states thathe evacuated
Fort Moultrle in order to allay the discus
sion about the Fort, and at the same TINT
strengthen his position.
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RRCEPTInN.

SPRNeFIELD, IL, Dec. p.
Sentor Baker was publicly received by his
friends this afternoon at Court House Hall which
was densely crowded. In an address occupying
three quarters of an hour In delivery, he ex-
pressed an earnest DEVOTION himself d-constitu-
ents to the Union, secuted the idea of Independ-
eat Pacific Republics and declared emphatically
that the Union should and would be preserved,
and Federal Laws executed both North and
South.
His remarks were warmly applauded.
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sunINFR,s sPRRCH.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. p.
An Ammense audience gathered in Concert
Hall this evening, TO listen TO Mr. Summers ora
tion of Lafayette. Bis remarks on freedom Of
speech and denunciatory Of slavery, were well
received. A large force Of police was present
TO preserve order, but there were no riotous de-
fuonqtrat tioue
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HRA.'LTEAl8s IA II 9k y.

TERAITH 0F
mFN. .--Rsad nsll
rom his rrcelig1cy .
arnor ~ Worlds and
-iiro- .rlgart Of
Lax 49, 20 n iullI7
~ ~ -.--i11i talent ln the
s-hi.t 4 idfd IN q most aatlsi
crasf.s beTg hensties. colse
~ JAS.
81 HEW HOlss ~.
- yi,,,ti1asis female friend had been audsfi.
s,ilinr OF thq womb, whites and d9rauged u3
e.silt.-- fnF8fler with the attending 8ympt0r1'
Sissriy described n your adyertisemenig and pams
SE-ff als hae tle frry best modirui 1kili ii MS
~ I'm entiEelY proItl ted and her phfaicau nnnfiT
t,d hor thal be thought her life might p0s9lbiY IL
ssrei6ueqd little LONGER uulhr the moft iudicirnT
fs9fnout, fqr two weeks alter that ahs CONTINUED
- -ink, Ws1n zane into Jour olicu a. ~ lIrra
t.i,arT Medical institula and related hsr 49,
fou1. AZ gou va cgEldeni Of tho Grlafshbsra
n1rThalg IlthoiicOni ln rclioTing her, aha iI1o17
IA 81 che ghysinans and tried L, thoush d0ubtih-
~ pr0VllrEtlally t rell1Fed her quickly and ars
Softles entirely cured. Sin1e then, for neaf two
years, there has not bcan any rocuTrence q tie cone
biainti and she 4 a1 1tFeagi active ana nealihyll
whsn = young glrl. JhO. 3. B8l0Gf
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CONGRESSIONAL.
sEHArE.


A number Of petitions were presented.
Mr.. Rice presented a resolution, and ask.
ed for its reference to the Select Commit
tee Of Thirteen. It was referred without
reading.
Mr.. Green called for the order Of the day,
Territorial bnsiness.
A bill vas reported from the Committee
on Territories, providing for q Territorial
Government for Arizons, &C., and was taken
up.
Mr. Green explained the bill. he said
Il was IN usual form, snd there was moth
ing Ohieotiensbls in it. There was a ne
cessiy for TERRITORIAL Government there.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Stevens, Of Washington Territory,
rising to q personal explanation in relation
% q special dispatch in Boston paper, said
that the dispatch states that it appears
upon investigation that the Indian Trust
Bonds we're stolen for the use Of the Cen
tral Breckinridgs Committee during the
lac Presidential election, Sc.
iE. Morris, Of Illinoia, rose to question
oforder, saying that il had heretofore been
decided that q newspaper article was not
privileged question.
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FAILURE.

BosToS, Dec q.
The failure of Sprague Mann Co, dry goods
dealers in fremont Row, Is announced. Their
liabilities are $50 GOO; their assents so 900.
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NEW COUNTFRPRTT.

PHILADEDPHIA, Dee. q.
Peterson's Detector cautions the public agains
counterfeit los on the BOylstOn Bank, boston
Mass, Vignette, two females and q sheaf OF
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Prom KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. q.
Gov. Magofin has called an extra session
of the Kentucky Legislature for the 18th Of
January to consider the distracted condi-
tion of the country.
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DINNER no GOV. BANKS.

BosrON, Dec. p.
At a meeting of leading citizens Of ali parties
in this city, at the Revere House, Mayor Lincoln
presiding, a Com. of 25 was appointed to invite
Gov. Banks TO public dinner before his depart
ure for the West, and Com. of y to procure
substantial testimonial of the esteem Of the cit-
zens Of the State
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snalaine A Parsons, Master Commir
Pltfs Attys. deo2lis6g3ls

M ASTE Il X COMMISSIONERS IS
lVH SALE Pursuant 70 q Plu order of sale, 20 me
dfeoted issued from the Court Of onluiQn Please Of
Quyahoga county Qhlo on we ie.h af5 e ~ W i' leI'
Hunter Is plaintiff and iamas Rosa, Esther M Ross
and others are deiendants, shall. on ne zttq Gay
pubic Auction az the door Of the Court House. IN the
CITY Of Cleveland In said county ths several pieces
Ief ssein narf oflot 2 in the ori gina allotment
Of ne VILLAGE u Cleveland. in Cuyshoga county, in
me state OF Ohio, bounded a8 oloWa; Beginning At
point the west line q lanS street N sara city
thirteen tt8l lods north q the rth lne oi - ylar
street; thence westerly az rignt angles Win Bank
erly and parallel with Bank stroet 5A SIX bol leet
thence easterly at right angles With hank STREET y
The west lne thereof; thence gouthery on the west
line OF Bank street sItysN (6l ieat % the place II
bcguuingn Appraised % go
- FKbown a. part Of lot No. tEunfy-seFen i27l In
Cleveland Cuyaloga county, tnic, and being thirty
three ISL feet front the soHthery side Of Johnson
street, and nine S9l rods deep y s45al elltn an9
land owned by Joel Scranton NV I'd, ls33; running
thence southeTly nine 90 rods thence westerly par
thence hortheriy 10 the southsrly lice Of Johnson
sire nine o. rods thence easieTy along said John
son street 70 the place Of beginning." Appraised
n KnoWa a. part Of ten acre lot fy-six $50 in
Cleveland, Cuyahoga county, Ohio deeded 1y Joaeph
LYMAN 10 John p. Warlng October I'd, i51lf ana is
b5undod and described as follows 70 VII beginning
al point on Prospect street. north side, g Prospect
street Is now Wdened. and being the south west cor
er f aid lot and the northeast corner Of Prospect
and Perry streets running thence northeriy along
~ ert rn Of Perry street one hundred and forty.
1--WE ll feat thence easterly on line parallel with
fho north line Of Prospect street seventy Ave feet and
ten (75-l0) inches thence aoutherly on line paral
frtyve (its} ieet thence westerly along the north
line Of Prospect street 70 iaet aud ten inches 90 the
SSs 9 S T iRs R1 SHI asd aRs S Teeoesd @
yol 81 CuyahogA l'eorf, R4es s5 RAsPPggtsssd 81
: '0S n % Jones' Pirs Atsy s ssssf SSAsS 6o5r
p isoTsy, Il. II Litfie'S Atty. doos5 iss6.ils
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RALPH FAHNHAM DEAD,

GREAT FALLS, n. H., Dec. 26.
Ralph Farnham, the last survivor Of the
battle Of Bunker Hin, died this morning,
at the residence Of his son, in Acton, Maine.
his age was l04 years, months and 19
days.
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NASTERIS SALE.

STATE OF OHIO ne caSa6osS SGaii 9 GSafP Go5aiY '
MARI L. Drng)
oliver bring. J
THE DEFENDANT, 0LIV ER
DRtNG, will take notice that on the sth day Of
November, A. d lS6O said Mary L. Dring filed her
petition In snd Court aEainst him, praying that the
marriage contract now Insisting between them be
dissolved, alleging therefor that be has been
williully absent frum plaintiff for more than three
enness and gross neglect OF duty Tor three years.
she also asks that she be restored 70 her maiden
name 0i Mary Louisa Campbell. The defendant is
required 10 appear and answer within six weeks from
'''' '''' ''''7 GAGE EBRUCE,
dec2f.39o Pln7a Attys
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NTASTER CnMMTSST0NER'S

M ASTER COM MISSIONER )
lNl BALE.-Pursuant TO the command Of Piu
order Of sele issued from the Oourt Of Common Pleas
Tor Cuyahoga county Ohio, upon the lsth day % De-
cember, 660, On an action therein pending wherein
Ezra Chappnil is platntln, and Henry i. Wnitmnu,
susan Whitman, John I. Newton, n. r. Keith, John
Coon, and the Michigan Insurance Comp pauy are de.
fsndants, shall, the 2th day OF January sol AZ
said county, expose for sale 1t public auctions the
following described lands and tenannent3; % Wis
''Situate in the township o. brooklya a oeln num-
Der seven % in the thirteenth range OF tonahlpd IN
the Connecticut Meatern Reserve, in TIE state o.
Ohio, and which Is also In the county Of Cqyahoga,
sRd Is known by being city lots Nos. two hundred
and Ave fa5) two hundred and six (206) torr hun
dred and sixty (f6a), seyentyhve (hl, and twenty
seven cd in Barber a Lords subdivision In Ohio
Oity nov Cleveland, Be the same more o. lessi but
subject to an legal highways.
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8ail 8oaas.
CEEVELAND 3 TOLEDO R. II

lAH 1AANO y IO4HUO IL. X
1901. wIETER ARRANGEMENT. lssO-,
On and after Monday, November 18th, 1850. Trnips
on this Road win leave Cleveland as iolloWS
1850 A. n, Through Mail stopping At All sfsti,u ~,
the southern Division, arriving IL Foiedo
l&S1F. n.
100 P. n Mail stops at az stations east ofsaudusk
on Northern Division, and arriTe7 A. ss5,l
dusky at Sis P. y. - S-H
7.3Q p y. Chicago Express-at0pga Al All utofsrrs - -
cept washington and Clay, and arrives
In Toledo at l2l0 A. n
CONNECTIONS.
Connections are made at Mouroeville with the San.
dlsky, Mansfield and Newark r. II Al fsi,,5is ,,,itb
the sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati II r. Al ~
mont with Fremont 4 Indiana b. R and ~ Toie5o
with the Michigan Southern & Nortberr T15fsn ~
and Toledo and MaoSsh Railroads for Chicago. De-
golt, Jae1son5 t9It hayns, logansrort, Lakaystts,
west and Southwest, "e''i -'ots IN
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Tc edo aud tho
West, at $50 A. N, and $40 P. ~ And from Sandnss
9.25 AN. ~ 9-'-'
81 For information and tickets apbIv AZ the Union
Ticket Ohioe 81 Superior st., and sf tbe Depot
Cleveland, Nov. 4. lss6 T. y. AUOkEk,
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MASTERS SALE.-PURsIT

M AoTER'S 5 SALE.-PURsUANT A
lHl to the command Of decretal order Of sale. is
sued from the Court Of Common Pleas, Of Cuyahoga
county, Ohio, at the suit Of James I. Newman plain
tin, against Susan r. Smalley, defendant, 70 me di
rected, shall oor for sale, public auctiou the
door Of the Court House, in the city Of Cleveland in
said county, the e6th day Of January, lsi at
o'clock P NJ, the following described premise,
namely, a lot Of land situated in the township Of
Brooklyn, (nOw Cleveland, West Siue,) being No.
ln the thirteenth (8th) range OF townships in the
Connecticut western Reserve, IN the State Of Ohio,
aud which s also in the county OF CuynhOga, and is
in the city Of UlevelBnd and is known part OF sub
lot No. three hundred and three $751; IN Benedict
Roots allotment Of part Of original lots No. g and
49, and is bounded follows, namely: northerly b.
Eub-lot No 5Ji; easterly BY an alley westerly BY
Birch street; and southerly By a line drawn from
the ea4terly line Of Birch street and . feet s0uthery
from the northeast corner Of said sub lot No. so3
and parallel with the north line Of said sub lot ae,
eastery 50 feet; thence at right angles with this line
south two l2l ieet thence eastery and at right
giles with she last line six 100 feet thence northeriy
at right angles with this last line two CD feet thence
easterly at right angles with this last line and par
ael with the north line ofsId sub lot No. 23 20 said
alley, Be the same more Or less, but subject all
legal highways. Appraised Value-FouF Hundred
WILLIAM x. sHERWiN.
L. Prentiss, Master Commir
Plt'ffs Atty. dec25 i560.8l9
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A ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

n OUILIN II LIINN = W-II = y y = INII.--
~ On the 9Th day o. oFember, 1880, fhe Probate
U0urt Of Cuyahoga county Ohio declared the estate
OF Slas A. Hathaway, deceased to be probably insol-
vent Creditors are therefore required 20 present
their claims against said estate 20 the undersigned
Tor allowance within six months from the time
above mentone or they vail not b entitled % pay
ment, BENJAMIN LAMsONl
declfslfT Admir- Of "a rafnIr
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RUM IENIEHIos
MEMPHIS. Dec. q.

At an immense and enthusiastic Union
meeting, addressed by Neill S. Brown and
others, resolutions we're passed opposing
sepeTate State secession and coercion, and
in favor Of Convention of Southern States
to demand their rights; if refused to take
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Last Nights's Report.

THE MILITARY ORDERED OUT IN
CHARLESTON.