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.sHiitps .FEC E'Wu,
BITLDIT

BHas leave respectfully 10 inform his friends
snh the citizens of Baton Rouge and Its v,c,nit,
generally, that he is prepared Cat short oo,ice, to
execute any orders In connection with the ara,.
tlnn Of. ~ repairs ~ buildings With which no mas
30 entrusted. lie viii also furnish 20 eCopt-ae,o,s
Builders. Planterssnd others, Sash (ready pripad
ana dlahed n dested) yENITIA SHUTrEns
WIN stationary or pivot Stats, Inside Rolling
Hhnds 'annel Doors. eto., of y required size.
as NV rates Rs they can he obtained plseu ubs,s in
The South, and ofthe best style Of workmanship
lie has alsp established IN connection with tb o
above, JOBDING DEPARTMENT. wherein any
order will he executed promptly. UIsTERRs Of
anr required capacity made 10 order.
lie would also respectfully suggest 10 those WIN
may contemplate building. that he is prepsrsd IN
get up Designs and Plans Of Rural Cottages and
other Residences. with detailed specifications.
hills efauan'itss Of materials estimates OF Cost
etc., on reasonable terms. Orders for anv
the above named workmanship. or services. left
in care ~ Messrs.
DAN'L IluKY, West Baton Rouge
JORDAN IIOLT. Hosedals. La
ALFRED DUPLANTIER, Manchac, n. n. Rouge
u. BALE, Springfield, la,
o through the Post Once, will meet with with
prompt attention.
W shop ON North boulevard street. opposiie
The State House. Baton Rouge. La
August 9Th, 1859.
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TABLE AND PIANO covrps

hm No" prepared 10 show something vsry
n handsome In this lire, I have Colored Da
,masss Table Covers all sizes slso Colnred CIntb
,,sn1 OoVefg Emhroidered, some Of them ve,y
nhhuspm' - IN addition 10 the shove have Cur
tain bsmssks In sll oolors, and pstt sgns vI,b
rnmp Loops. Cord and Tsssels ~ match also a
"Iee l"t ofnew style Lace Curtains.
SeP'@' W. D PHfLLIps
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STAPLE f,DODS-

SUClI "a Brown and Bleached Cotton
- Sheeting, Damask Table Linen, Tow IL
and everything IN this line at reduced
prices 4. NJ. ASHER.
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". Houquette'. K,a Gloves.
FRUIT STnRn

MR. ". BART"Ll, on Lafay elite street. In. in 1
In received q fresh lot Of watermellons. and
more articles, all NO fresh, so sweet and so nice
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UE-OPENING

BS bO u Is j. COHN
= IHE sTobE pn Main street. onrne, ort,a,i
- tentisry street formerly occupied by Mt
bouehe, deceased, with q new and lstga stock ,f
n'g ."nds' Cl7thing snd other goods he longing
W 'n's p'ahch "i business all "f which I oner Tor
sale NJ very small profits would aIso sta,s ,hat
am not connected with any other house IN lbjs
city. (sspgG Gr) IotIts = Cup,u S'is
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COOKING STOVES

VWE CtLEBRATED Kantueky, Eclipse. Dia
u m"nd aud PhpniS patterns, and am ennA
oen' ~ wiz be to vuur advantage 10 call aud es.
amine beiore purchasing elsewhere
WaYfi FRANK UUgUET
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TO SUGAR PLANTERS

SIRAlHHf and crooked handlp Cane Knives
- WIN aud without hooks. Copper and Timed
ekinins's and Lsdels; Game snad Lantherns
sugar Hnuse lamps; Wicks, on Cans, large and
smal; Engineer Wtenchss. ~ 20 ~ ini swans
fausets for BSulphite; - lions and half Garops
Wv Hl.Sulphite; sacharomstat's ftermnmetets.
counting q sHuage and stop Cok' 8; Packing nj every
uescrlrtionst LARGUIEH 4 IAN, JUS.
oetsi Cor Lafayette and Florida sts.
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LADIES SHOE MAKING,

IWh undersigned D - leave 10 ,siorm the
Ladies' 81 Baton Rouge. that he is now pre-
pntu 'o make 10 order. Ladies'. Misses aud
uh'lhten's b""tees and shoes. Orders promptly
attended to- UuuX
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Ladies aud Misses Hoop skirts.
fWOMPsONs Corrugated sprin Skirts in ali
Il the new shapes, ~ fsllows Pal Gore Par.
bitn Belle; Psrisian Train aud woven Gossamer;
woven Tapes and patent adjustable q ttIs The
best skirts made, and the only Kind keep.
augZo W. PHIL LIPS.
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rIsTOLSi PIsTnI.sii

a OohIbhIE assortment Of Iistuls and Re.
IA volvers. consisting of 90 t's old and av
Model ReYolvars, and a new ar icle oT Colt uEn.
grave1 Revulysrs. also WI itney's Rpvo vers. Al
ien's Self Cooking Pistols, N w Rev',vers. and
me smith Wesson Seven Shooe OF. all at the
lowest prices. at
novS FRANK HUGUET's
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l. A RG UIER 81 bANOUE
AXESi AxESii

10 DOZEN Chopping Axes Of Collins. BruHs and
'V other good makers. Light, medium. heavy
end extra heavy, always on hand at the hardware
es'ahllshneHtof LACQUER Il bANOUE
matf Corner Lafayette aud Florida ste
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SEGARSi SEGARSri

IN DlD BEST Brands OF Imported Tavn,a
iO,OOO SeEars, just received aud for sale
oheaF Tor cash, At ". PRENDEKGASTs.
June2s Main st.. opposite IIaruey House.
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sEGARs AND SNIFF.

uEr received = new supply aud sold In 1usn
~ Titles 10 suit. ''''"
mayo V. HEUDE 4 co.
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sUNDUIEsi SJtNDuIrs,,

ht"AHHhls Meshanoc Potstnes, 10 do Large
~, onions' z DO new Dried Apples, cask ia
con Shoulders. tiprc-s su,at d,,ad u.ns n
Kegs leaf Lard, just received and for sale by
htP'1' JOSHUA BEAL.
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DLAYlNG CARDS--A large supply Of Samuel
llarts Playing Cards, all qualities and prices,
Tor sale low to the trade by
july4 RID. DAY.
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GUNSi GUNSir CINsi,r

Nov IN STORE, a complete sssa,,m.n, =,
~ Lengths. Bores, Forward aud Back Action
L"oks-of the celebrated aud reliabie "Gillespio
hhot uuns, also the uneq ualled greenser guns
ana boys Huns. Those In want ofs n % Gun
are requested TO call aud examine my stock be-
Tore purchasing elsewhere, as Inducements viii
be offered that cannot be resisted.
""NS' FRAN.. UuGUFT
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COTTnN HACK nANns.

n ssotted sizes Of ply Cotton Back
~ Bands an article much cheaper and
better than leather.
mays LARGUTR g. LANOUE'a
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IAlR DYE.--12 Dozen each, of Christa
dora's, Bachelors, Jules Hauol q
and othors, for sale by
luly2l En-. & WV. BOGEI.
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RED WINES.

a 'HolCE assortment Of the most dal
ieate brands just received.
soPtf \. BENJAMIN.
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W" HFRnfV,
"A sA'HbI treasure ~ Marie Antoipetta and
We 'shies OF court Of Louise XIV, An
4ht fIorsl Oo lpsnipp for ladys t~iet-Eor
jnly3l n,, e
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sOUGE, La, THURSDAY MORNING. DECEMBER g. 1860
NO. liz.
NEW cHop BuoKwuEAT.

View Crop Buckwheat New C,np puctvbs.t
- CC,"p muesWheat, Nsw Crop Buck whest,
D., ~. ~ ,,at, nuvNNheat, New Crop BuekWhsst,
~ 80 uos"hes New Crop Buckwhest, ,
- UN,"p nookW eat, New Drop Buck whsst
r., .,"p "ucNwhsst' New Crop Buckwheset
for su ply Of the shove deleetsble land of N
Ihe YER 'est msnuiactured) call or send 10 tbs
''',. ~ JOSHUA BEAL,
cts Corner Third aud opventjon ste
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SEGARSi SEGARsi,

thh steamer Oahawba, received large assort
l. ment Of the most favorite brands@for sails
" HEUDE A. co.'s
JuneIS Drug Store
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,s''i new supply ~ vIolips. CypIts,s
l'1 Flutes, Flies. Musical Boxes. string Music
strings, dc.,just received by
J""H'' ED wM BogEL.
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OVAL FRAMES.
JUST RECEIVED.

"A Nd for sale low 10 the trade, Lard in Kegs
"A do In bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugar
a lot OF fine family Flour, Beef Tongues. sheep do
hog 40 5. BENJAMIN.
mar
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MERINOs.

pLAlN and figured. gIace poplins all ,-oo,...
y De i"ina. all shades. Usrded lie Iejpa Fsney
nePs' bsyadsfe BsfeRes, Scotch Plaid. togstbs,
~, III iu'i assortment Of sessopable goods which
WV @ he so'd at fedubed yriees 3, the
''"i PEOPLES STORE.
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'LAYING CARDS,

ED& MM: BOGEL, are Sole Agents for sami.
II hsrts Celebrated Playing Cards. june,b.
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CUTLERyi CUTLERyti

/ HAVE iow H. StOle aud TO arrive n complst
- ''7ortment ofPocket aud Table CUTLERY. o.
w s""st reliable makes, aud great many new
stb 'es, among them the celebrated Indi, Il ubbsr
ishle Knives Call and examine them before
purchasing elsswhere-aE u is always n pleasure
!" snow my stock. FRANK tlUGUET
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UNION BRASS AND STRING BAND.
or BATON ROUGE Ia

I'VE TAKE this method ofinfprmin the
w citizens Of bsiUu Rouge aud the sur 80,
rounding parishes that we have arrived zaasf9
lately from - Louis with tbs ipts,ti,,, lr----f
f,emsirine permanently. ana viii give llkPs
Concerts and furnish all kinds of tnusir T,T ia,
ades,, Balls, serensdss. Excursions. etc seven
persons compose the band aud ran ha Increased
10 WE'VE w moments warning, or decreased 10
any number 10 suit ~ parties
Office over Ileude \ Rhodes CIotbjng store
eaptib-Iy
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E'REsH LIME.-1OO Barrels just receiv othIs
l. day. JOSHUA BEAL
neptiD.
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MILLINERY.
BACON.

Chiid's Talmas aud Boys Suits.
TI1HE haDdsomest assortment of ChiId,. M.,-
l. seilles Talmas and Boys Suits TO be found.
can now be had at my store, the suits for little
boys are very handsome.
apr24 WD. pUILLIps
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Re,orsd That we earnestly appeal 70 Carolina and tho
ot.r Souihen States, 10 unite with ns IN smother hor TO
pr, the uiion upcn terms consistent WIN the sa'y and
honor ofthe South
TIE Hon. n. r. II. G ,RSErr, Congressional Repre-
sentative from lie afore-d District il reported TO have
urged uron he meeting prompt and decided action and
the expression Of such sentiments would furnish EVIL
dence Of devotion TO the Union Of the Sates' 50 long
that Union afforded ample security to the rights Oh the
South and 10 that end he advocated Conyer don Of
the States in order to obtain such additional Guarantees
n the changes in the Constitution OF the G. ,onry since
the adoption of the Federal Constit aton required
He recommended such policy on the, part of Virginia
as would enable Der to mediate betv<ee1 ,be North and
s5u,t. should il be necessay e;5o aasuge the whole
conntrv that, in the event Of q disruption, Virginia
would be with tho south.
! must be co1did, and say That notwithstanding the
sbove eonse .ative sentiments, Dsunion Is deeply I'M
kued in the Old Dominion.
Notes of South Carolina Banks are at ten per cent
here The notes of the Planters and Miners Banks OF
North Carolnu are at twenty per cent discount, ana
the notes of all other banks in the State at live per
cent
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ASNUAL EXAMINATIONS AND REPAIRS OF THE
CEoToN AQUrDucr.-Tbe Commissioners of the
Croton Board gave notice that the annual examination
and repair OF the aqueduct win tai place during the
ensuing week and that for this purpose the water.
gates at Groom Dam will be closed on Tuesday, the
ith Of December and remain closed until the repairs
are completed During this period the city viii, Of
necessity, depend alone the reservoirs within liz
limits for il daily supply.
This course is usual every year, but owing TO the
increased consumption and waste Of The present year
and the Obstacles which the Board have met in their
arrangements for proporionate additional supply,
the quantity of water in the reservoirs Less than
has ever been at the commencement of the anna r.
laiB.
The public, therefore, il urgently requested to avoid
al unnecessary waste, and for the present TO be ~
economical 10 the Of water for domestic and Other
purposes =. possible.
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LETTER FROM SENATOR DooLrrrLE.

RACINE, Nov. 10, lNtN.
SIR: An imrorap5 business engagement, beyond
my rover to postpone, win prevent from Joiang
the Republicans OF Milwaukee this evening IN "re-
oi,rg tire glorious victory lately obtained by tine
Rel nj ican Falty.
Ii il indeed great victory establishing two thug
az least;
l. That Slavery shall not be extended into tue Ter
1itciies, by any means, however bold, nor under any
continuance, hOwe sqe i0us her by act OF Con
gress by BOrder-Raian INVASION by Judicial DEGREES,
nor by Territorial Savecodes; 5pt Gl the free T'Tt
torres acquired or to De- acquired, from M.TicJ, ar
Grect Britain san remain free. And,
,. That the majority ana pot he minority, by their
votes constutonally given, shaU determine who
shall BE- President Of the United States and that It Is
The first principle, in RPVbHcgH p0pNtqr So-cr.gtg
that the minority mus acquesce, peacefully II they
VIII hut they Hust aequiDsce the enforcement Oi all
constitutional ews enacted for The country ao for the
whole country,
We have net purchased Florida 10 protect orr en-
trance into The Gulf Of Mexico; nor Louisiana 20
tIol the outlet Of the Mississippi valley; annexed
Texas and defended her against Mexico at az expense
of forty thousand lives and q hundred miNJn dollar
Ia suffer them aolD to pass under foreign end host d
jurisdictions. Mr.. Lincoln VIII bc inaBguratcd PIcsl-
dent of all the United States, and must take charge OF
all our foreign relations.
When The passion and Misrepresentation Of the hour
are paiseG-when The people Of tire South, who have
40 vet refused TO hear what Repnbcanism Is except
really is and how grossly il has been msrepresented
ism will tird them anew to the American Union, aud
lead them to peaceful ecquiesCence in hr. Lincoln
Administration J. r. DoOLITTE,
" " sFlLcK eco. Cyrrespondins Secretary
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by Telegraph.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Cn.n.EsroN. "Wednesday. Nov. 2

CHEGlEsToS, "Wednesday, Nov. ~, lS4N.
Several candidates Tor the Convention Of South Car
ohna tber signatures, repudiste any Free State
ioining the Southern Confcderacy.
meeting Of the Directors of the several bsrks Of
this city was held this morning. The subject Of sus-
pension 1yas agitatcd. Finally the Bank OF the State
thc Bank of South Carolina Soutb Western Railroad
Bank and the State Bank, resolved to suspend, and
accordingly ~ pended Tie four others the Bank Of
Charleston The Union Bank, Peoples Bank Planters
and Mechanics determined 70 still hold out 1t il gen.
orally supposed they viii all suspend Tomorrow, ex-
cept Inc Btnk Of Charleston There is great rejoicing
among the community 1t suspension.
A rumcr that six hundred government troops were
coming on tie steamer James Adger to the harbor
Forthwith, created feyesh excitement tbroughoutthe
city today. Knots Were gathered every corner
Discussing hat should be done. On the receipt Of
teegraphic contradiction OF the rumoT the excitement
slbsilei.
T5ecsd,,s Of the Kentucky Military Academy have
unanimously tendered their services TO Cos. Gist.
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Markets. .Reported By Telegraph.

CpArLy,roN, Nov. 2a-CoTToy firm 3 sales odsy 100
bales ranging from n lie. for MddlinG ,,
declined and duh l5c. Hoes duh and holders are willing
seers but packers Will beyond 90 sales small Re
cYPTs to-day eo0 bb Mess PORK at l50 tl5 o. sight TX
.yGF on New York IA better supply at II premium
Pan pELPHiA Nov 3.-FLouk unchanged. WHEAT dol ;
ssl.s 600 bush Red 81 l5dfl %; White, 81 25d4i s5
Co.'s inl; sale bush at 6ic. WHisxY dull at lsdH
slyANNim Nov 21Te Z. s. Mail steamship Augusta ar
rived at o'clock All well $500
MoHIlY Nov 2-COTToS sales to-day 800 bales at loc FOR
Mdding sales The three days eco bales receipts Of TIRES
DAYS Al 100 bales. Sight E1CHASGB on Newf ofk Y cert
premiGln. Exchange on Lcn1on, par. .,Do
NEw-ORLEASs. Nov 27CorToS active; sales to-day ioSo
bales Al Mdding the sales the past three days foot up
2 bales the receipts IN the time 1850 bales
5ust bales last the decrease IN the receipts Al TINS
Dor, up to the present &c 600 bales aud all the
Southern ports 1884, 500 bhie. FREIGHTs to Liverpool ga
slant EXCHANGE New. York par to y cent dscount ~
BALTIaoRB Nov. 23Fio OUR dull Howard street ana ONO
rs -. City Mills the on time WHEAT du ana heaVy
Ped + 05@ FL 49, White, 81 25d g. Corn lower ne"
White snd Yellow st5T052c, PsOyis0ss dull new Mess rom
: ~ old do. $40 CoYPEF steady. WHISKY dull
nand The oaednes Grain light owing 20 Interruptions
The Canal WHE,f sales Of 900 bush Winter Red Ssate at
~ iG0s l6 IN o,s OsTs very firm sales 81 3 &c, In
car and II 60 bush 70 arrive and IN store &c WHlskf
ssis 100 bb AZ 1aic HoG: sales 0head s1d47 D for
an 30 D. aud 50 head averaging 2J ~ At ~ So
BrFPAio Nov % FLOUR dull and unchanged. WHEAT dull
and sales. Cons held az ijnfc new and old WHisHf
I7c sales Of 30 bb IsPORTs 900 bbls Flour 1900 bush
Wheat. and II, 600 bush. Com. -.
OswRGO Nov. 23-fIOrR quiet prices unchanged WHHAt
There "a inquiry for bite from country ners VINO
offer safe under the views Of holders sale Of small lot took
place private Coz OAR BARLEY and RYE are
nominal In the aeuce " seles. IMPORTS today; a. go bb
Flour. 5000 bus Cons $50 BUSH Barley 500 bush Rye No
shipments Of importance BY Canal .,
lower; ssles u 00 bLh G7Sc Tor No aud ~ Tyr
No in Com duh ssles 5000 bush At Pc Tor New 10
OATs hrm. RECEIPTS todsy-lJ0 bbis. flour toO
bust. Wheat No shipments Sight Exchange on Ne" OLA
cent premium.
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ANusymrSTs.-The managers Of the different places
Of amusement throughout the city extra
performances by way of pleasing the people on Thanks
giving day.
W,air Gardea.--Edwin Booth appears Pescara
in The Apostate." s. Betsey Baker and My Young
Wife and Old Umbrella" complete the entertainment
Laura kan S." The Seven Sister, will be given
twice--aftemoon aud evening
WaAdeks.-" Eyerybodys Friend aud A Race
Cor a Widow"
Bdrnums MUseuH.--tirest curi0sities aud dramatic
performances every hour in the day and evening.
OidBoc9y.- Spalding s. Rogerss equestrian troupe
give three pertormances-st i0l, q, and y o'clock.
H00'ey 4 CamgbePS MtaslTeis, at Nibl0s Saloon,
will give two entertainments, commencing at p. NJ.
and q p. m.
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Virginia.

RIcUnoND, Wednesday, Nog -, 1860.
Iost tle presiding genius Of The iStalnion Vtndica-
j3r D0uqiaFe 10 doubt speaks thesentiBcnt- ofmany
when he Ieitcraes ,he assertion that Of prom
nence IN ID State, ave Gov Fletcher has come for
ward with tiny suggestion looking 10 a solution OF the
difficulties tIat now environ Senator Hsnter fear
iul that he ioay nofke the current, o,sae the devcl
orruyut 81 tio options and IErs of every olse,
before he VIII yenuH 80 prescsi % the nation any de-
vi-emeut BY which country may be saved from i'm
pending ruin He Of al others should core forward
and endeayOr 10 direct the storm Senator Mason, 100
dull 20 emit anything original, aud too sopOr6e to play
the part If al Ingenious pagiarst amuses himself in
the luxurious and drey delights # 5edizzening milk
1lr,,h and app -;oily while The very citadel OF liberty
trembling and quasirg under cshock Of the attacks
If reckless Iauftics. Ex-Goy. Wnc, the intellectual
comet Of the az throwing himself AGilles Ike tub
bornIy into the bosom o. Princess Anne, ventures
f1I1AeY than 20 o,qanze his Minute Men, appareully
unmndful Of the Gl,y he owes 10 ha ata and to the
coantIy-iorge.ul that Princes AH b neither TIE
State nor the Union
Onion and counie. Union meetings are being called
ID nearly every county IN tlc State.
Tie Hon John r. Harris, the able successor Of Hon
es John Idicher IL Congress. from the Tenth Legion
District his made 6ech 90 bis constituents lie de-
ponod the probabilities Of disInion. and appealed TO
Yiri,lia to- .and firm, with one eye Norh tho watch
inc guardian Of our rights adthe other GOA the extreme
south t.0-tng them 70 return 20 the Government Of
,ur fathers. BY pcraning this course We might pro
luce reaction 1T DC Noth and baqpy reunion %
ice South. II tire worst COME, 70 the won't, agd Var
,nl should feel IL der dly % act tncn che would act
b. became fn,ereign md 10 whichever undo tue
seemed Ia her beet lie opposed telling
south Ca.olnD in ao,auc, tA0y DO not wish 70 se-
-dc but th,t we canaot REMAIN IN tLa Union II she
,oes oli-thus rtiiipo her 10 90 Out and Chat Virginia
lgit 40 wha' J ilf roaer dorc tcfo1 follow. Sic
sas IN favor 81 having % Convention whore the people
an vote }or dele 4ates expressing their viii opposed %
ny Convention viii The object directly or indirectly
Vi dissohiug tho Union Tor o4itiing cause.
a meeting Las beenhola in ErseS County, TIE bome |
senator Hunter II which, among other resolutions,
be follow iuC vat a. ped:
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HOW THE 1TNIoN CAN RE SAVED.

Or. =, II. VAS EvRIE--Dear SIR am pleased t.
rear that your great work on Negroes and Negro
Slavery Is IL press and viii soon be issued.
The belief existing in Ire Northern mind that negroes
are under oar GOverDu ent entitled TO political equal
ity with white men, uilst be dspellcd, and Northern
men ard States mnst cease to disturb our domestic
tranquility 10 assail rights Of property and 10 iui-
pair orr material interests adisSOiuton OF TIE bmor
win be inevitable,
The position which the South vii occupy IL The event
of Lne0lns election VII b. the result Of passon
OF of choice, but of judgment and OF necessity the
inderendence ant e0unlity Of The States, ana the
safety Of their domestic institutions must h preserved
In any event, we cannot fan TO regard THE Day-
Book IA valuable sixarv, not only te represent the
sound constitutional principles Of rhe North bat here
afer "a heretofore to crcaite among the people Of
the South the {rvc philosophy Of their social orgonl'a'
ltOB.
Ireioice - bear that yOr weekly circulation If no"
ncaIl, 81, 010, ind hope 10 may soon b. doubled
A., S Ias0 ' JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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:. -. s,Ist N tina WiIsoaip1s naro) pressed ni'n
MI Ia; ;,sssrsial orkicn. Mr.. ;. tod iin 'oss ne
iof a. ;n~ou .sgeid abr mister the fugtlve oaNe
ts,rgblv AID Cite The South better stsiaeli'h
iaW NJ, phanan and IN this vein The conversation
thdn W. When Mr. g. had concluded his business, and
COZ ., leave Re went TO the Post-Ooc 70 maui
y l.,tsr home Wfiie wiring postscript there ne
80 TIE room rapidly filing up with rongh ana
'oulu ,t .t Of poortas one of whom suddenly broke
- linn with TIE remark that he was charged wltu
h;cg BLACK Republican. MIR. ;. asked Wpo Hu'lols
"a That charge. The red-faced man VINO quesu!ou,
him ssid Mr. Davis drew 1t out OF hul. AI.sr u.s.
,on Mr. y proposed ~ take The tren 20 "i,"ffIo,
mi WINS prcveuted BY mob when md ,ucu VI 10
Returning To his hotel under orders 70 r. 49,, ,o
-, ms h,,rst omen hv a crowd OF thirty OF mo,S
rongh. hooking fellows, apparently intent Ca - ~
- I'm, who we've kept in toleTsble decency oy
ShIjo' ;rrertnrbable good humor, mill crowd
,,Iib had collected outside, demandcu TIC shoAV *
brought ont ridden on rail, &c
Two or thrco respectable people IN the place now
made r appearance and offered their services 70 pro-
xoct Mr. s. from bodily harm, protesting al the saao
time their objection to the conduct o1 the boys whp
rcd been drink When the time came, Mr.. 3 took
Sis esrrettac and escorted between his two re-
ectsbe friends 10 the cars, surrounded by about as
r.culi T a crowd ~ a white maI ever saw, blowing
lin horns beating drums and tan pans, and shouting
wha il thought oprrobrous epithes the principal one
Of which was calling Mr.. s. " Abe Lincoln" Some
bcdy decorated him with blre cockade, and when h,
rt On heiran which was occupied by South Carolni
sns the passengers gave three eheersf for Wilson
tle Miscuians aud three cheers for S0dth Carolina
conn iticc Of 1--WE ,cOred HIM 20 The frontier OF III
TurppniiBt STATE.