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Businss, Stopped at Kashinnton.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-The proceedings of Con-
gress have stopped all business. The stern resolu-
ton on the part Of the South to yield on any pro-
posed compromise, and antagonism to the North
daily increases
1t is improbable that any public business of i'm
portance will be transacted until the allabsorbng
topic is settled-either for compromise Of secession
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NOhI OLINA-mAhE COUNT1.-COurt
~ of Equity Fall Term, $3.50
Pursuant TO order of the Court of Equity for Wake
county in the of B. w Starke Mark A. Upchurch and
Others the undersigned Clerk and Master of said county,
will proceed TO SELL the 18th day Of January next 1851
the premises the lands in the peadngs mentioned and
described, 10 witt One House and Lot arget street. ad
juinng the Lots of W. c. Holleman and b. Perknson
known in the plan Of the city of Raleigh part of Lot
and another House and Lot the East side Of Bonnt
street. adjoining the Lots of David Royster aud the Misses
White and known in the plan aforesaid part of Lot
and also tract of 80 Tppers Cross Roads
The above Lots have good houses them and ocat
ed in healthy part of the City.
Terms OF SALE:-Fifty dollars of the purchase money
will be required TO be paid in Cash and credit Of and
years will be given purchaser for the balance of the
purchase money by his entering into bond with approved
surety for the
R. G. LEWIS C. NJ E. -
December 8, 1860 lOO-w&swtJanl.
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Warlike Proceedings in the South Carolina Legi
Ldtuye

COLUMBIA, Dec 5.-During the debate in the Legis-
lature, yesterday, establishing Ordinance bureau
Mr.. Rhett said that there had been eight largest
sized Paixhan guns for several years in Charleston
which may perhaps be used in taking the forts in
the harbor
Mr. Marshall said that the State had three hundred
and eighty-twO companies of infantry; fifty COM
panies of cavalry; eighteen companies of artillery
and sixty-two of rifles making i2l battalions, 56
regiments, IA brgades and 5 divisions.
Mr.. MCGOWAN said that the total military force of
the State was 5000 men,
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Mr.. CIingman's Speech.

We have carefully read the speech Of Mr.. Cling
man. delivered in the Senate Immediately after the
Presidents message had been read; and we regret
to say there is much in the tone and sentiments of
the speech which we cannot approve.
Mr.. Clingman has evidently despaired of the Re
public. He evidently approves of the course which
South Carolina is pursuing. His speech is rather
disunion than Constitutional Union speech. We
do not believe he has spoken the sentiments of the
people of this State. A large majority of them are
opposed to dissolution for existing causes They
have not yet despaired of the Union, will they
abandon it because South Carolina has thought pro-
per to do so.
We stand by President Buchanan and the senti-
ments he has uttered in his message.
Mr.. Clingman's speech shall appear in the Stand
ard as soon can find room for it.
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~" The indications at the North are much more
cheering than they have heretofore been. Many of
the leading Republican papers are lowering their
tone, and appea o be willing to do justice to the
South The John Brownies in Boston attempted a
few evenings since to hold meeting, whereupon
the Union men assembled drove them from the hail.,
and passed with great enthusiasm series of strong
Union resolutions Fred Douglas and his associates
who were present were hustled out" and severely
handled. :.
Let the Constitutional Union men Of the South
stand firm. There is hope yet. Let us save the
Union, if we can. In the of the most precious
interests-or the sake of posterity-in the name OF
God, let us not despair of the Republicl
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eY- Prof Phillips, of Chapel Hill, will deliver
lecture before the Young Mems Christian As
sociation Of this City, Monday evening" the 10th
inst, at o'clock in the Commons Hail. ~
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We are requested to state that Mr.. Gather of
Iredell, has been suddenly called home, in conse-
uuence of the illness of some member of his family.
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MARRIED..

In this City the morning of the god ut by the Rev.
Joel w. Tucker Mr. James ID. Hoster to Miss Matte E.
Harris.
At the Boarding House of W. T. Balm, in Raleigh, on
the evening of Thursday. 6th ust by q. B. Root Esq
Mr. u. s. Causey and Miss Mamie l.. Rnbins both of
jamestown, Guiiord county, N. Z. "Love laughs at lock-
smiths
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STATE SrocKs.-North- Carolina State bonds were
sold in New York the 9th at 80 cents in the dol
lar Virginia bonds at 70.
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August !, 1860.

NOTICE. =
TVNHIS Is TO CERTIFY that am no longer agent for
any person, and in the future, shall conduct busi
ness my account. In winding up the agency
that has existed for the past three years. it is necessary
that all persons owing bills the old should settle
up without delay and for that purpose have made them
ont to date without respect persons property Hoping
that of the above denquents win give
~ trouble, beg leave to subscribe myself
Your Humble servant
J. B. FRANKLIN.
s. In retiring from the above agency which have
conducted with great deal of for the past three
years, would return warmest thanks for the very lib
era patronage heretofore bestowed upon me- and promise
for the future deal and conduct my business that
shall least enlist your warmcst goNd wishes, and to
very great extent your future patronage for shall be better
able and willing 10 keep hand the largest stock of
every article in the Confectionery and Fancy Goods line
that has ever been kept in Raleigh. tassx
CONE ONEl CONE ALLlI
FRANKLIN's,s
Nov. %, 1860 s5-k
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DETwEEN THREE AND FOUP HUNDRED HEAD
ID Of Cabbage and Greens for sale. Price two cts.
piece. Apply at this odics so-h
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A GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY.


SOME FOUR MONTHS SINCE OUR EXCELLENT
- tOwusman NAPHTALI EzEKIEIs informed ms that ne
had prepared hair restorer nh which he was expert
mentng upon his bead whose top entirely bald.
We him days SINCE aRd the place so bald four
months SINCE fine crop Of bar has sprung up with yg
growth So convinced is Mr.. EzEKlEL Of the ehea-
cy of bis discovery that he has named it sss ssts
"The Infallible Virginia Hair Restorer.ossa
Mr. f. is about going into extensive manufacture OF an
article which is destined prove Of anxious interest to our
bald pated friends-Eon Richmond EngairT, Deecnbff
18th, 1859. -
This famous article can now be mad Of the principal
Druggists Those persons who desire fne head Of hair
have only to the restorer according to printed drec
the bottle Those who have any doubts OF its en-
cacy can have them removed short time BY using the
INFALLlBLE VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER, proving
that il is all that il is claimed to be- -
Wholesale depot for orders, So Main Street -
RIcHNoSD, November a, 1889. =:
N. EZEKIEL, take oath the Holy Bible, that have
been bald for the past 2 years. and have restored hair
by using EZEKIEL,S VIRGINIA HAIR REST0RER.
.ES NAPHrALI EzEkIEL.s
This day sworn to before me, by Naph.ali Ezekiel.
$780, JOSEPH MAYO.
Mayor of Richmond
Pr PEsCUD, i
Raleigh, n. c..
January 10, 1860. a-w&swly.
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Union Oonsention in Nep JERSEY.

TRENTON, Dec ga State Convention of Union
men has been called here, signed by Com. Stockton,
Senator Thompson, Ex.GOv. Pierce and others. nj
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PUBLIC MEETING.

; PUBLIC MEETING.
In VIEW OF THE IMPORTANT AND EXCITING
IL questions which agating the public, and in
view of the impending dangers whsh threaten the dsrup
trn of Government and the destruction OF that hap
pness and prosperity which have lorg enjoyed
Nation it is right and proper, and due regard To safe
sembe themselves together consult upon the present
of affairs Notice therefore given that the citizens
of Guilfd irrespective of parties will meet together
the Courthouse in the Of Greensborough O'Clock
Friday the 18th day of December order consult and
advise toge To what the best and prudent
course for them pursue in the present crisis its hoped
that the meeting viii be largely attended.
MANY CITIZENS.
December 8, 1860 99-1t.
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TJIHE UNDERSIGNED. believing that in the present
alarming stale of public affairs there is safety in the
voice of the people respectfully invite their fellow citizens
to assemble in meeting without respect TO political
parties Hsborough Saturday, the 18th of Deem
Der next take counsel together and declare their views
upon the state of the country.
CAD'R JONES, ID. c. PARRISH,
WM. A. GRAHAM, THOMAS b. HILL,
PAUL G CAMERON, GEO. NJ DUSKINS,
] W. NORWOOD, J. B. LEATIIERS,
=. F. PHILLIPS, JAMES Y. Whitfield,
RIDE JONES, THOMAS WEBB
HENRY X. NASH, DENNIS HEARTT,
}. H. KIRKLAND T. L. COOLEY.
F. \. WADDELL,
Dec 3 1880. ee-td.
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A SPLENDID COLLECTION

PIANO FORTE MUSIC.
VNHE HOME ClRCLE-A collection Of Marches, VALUES
II Polkas. Schottsches. Redowas Quadres, Contra
Dances &C. for the Piano Forte Prce 81 50 clotb 81.
Published by OLIVER uITS0Ns & Co.
- 977 Washington street, Boston.
Sent postpaid on receipt of price
Dec. ., 1861. 98-tc.
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SELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
HuLLsBoRoUGH, c.
TTNHE MISSES NASH AND MISS KOLL0CK will re-
IL open their school on the 18th of January, 1851
puncrual attendance requested.
Circulars forwarded on application. ..-
Dec 3, 1850. 9e-l2t.
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NOTICE.
A PPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO THE LEGIS-
n LATURE of North Carolina for an act to incorporate
the town of Boon Hill, Johnston county, n. C.
November 90, 1860. 95-lm.
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.

a PPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO THE
IN present General Assembly for charter to ncorpor-
ate the Valley River Gold Mining and Aqueduct Company
of Cherokee county and also 70 incorporate the Chaooga
Gold Mining Aqurducs Company Of Macon county.
Dec. ., 1860 ss-lmpd.i
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SALE OF LAND,

December 8, 1860.
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT AP.
IN PBIGaTION will be madeto the present session Of
the Legislature for the enactment of law TO prohibit tie
sale Of sprituous liquors within two miles Of the Reyuod
son Institute, In Gates county.
Nov. "a 1860 o5-Im :.
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January l6, 1860.
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PUBLIC MEETING.

November 80, 1860.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-21

Mr. Reynolds. from the Judiciary Com
mittee, made a report n the Watrous i'm
peachment case.
The consideration was postponed until
Thursday next.
Also bill to repeal the county claims.
The House went into committee Of the
wholeon the bill granting lands to Nebra5-
ka for Railroads.
The committee adopted Curtis substitute
which provides for star. from the West
ern borders Of Missouri and Iowa, to con-
verging lines uniting within 200 miles Of the
Missouri River, thence one line to Califor
MA also for two converging lines from Ft.
Smith and the Western border of Louisiana
to unite in the Southern Pacific Road char
tered by Texas.
Ii the course Of the debate Mr.. Garnett
said tie measures were designed for polit!-
cal purposes, but he suggested whether there
would be another Presidential election
South Carolina, by the glorious action OF
her people, had to day at o'clock P. n.
Withdrawn from the Union. [Suppressedap-
plause in the lower part Of the Hall.
The committee rose and the bill as amend
ed was reported to the House
The Pacific bill then passed yeas 90;
nays 49,
The House then adjourned till Monday.
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NUMBER SIS.
oRITuARY NOTICE..

On Monday, December I7th, we announced !
premature demise Of Mrs. J. =. BYRNE. The )
lowing sketch of her life has been furnished us
a friend Of the deceased =
Mrs. Byrne was native Of New York Abo
year and halfago size became the wife Of Mn7
Byrnc Of this city. BIr. Byrne, while on merSr
tile business ia New York in the fall Of 1881
came tic husband Of the subject Of this notice
sad city Mr. Byrne then returned with bis ~
able bride to Evansville where they enjoyed all 81
blessings aud comforts of a happy union, rondgs
so 10y tho sweet and agreeable disposition Of 3
well cultivated mind OF the deceased, endowed "
all the attributes necessary render the partnea
her lie happy. In tho death Of this estimg =
lady, The many friends aud acquaintances madssl
her charitable and religious habits, have ga .
cause to regret the loss Of good a woman,
none more so than her bereaved husband aud au
heautiiai and interesting infant has been
by the death Of Mrs. b. to bewail the death
mother; but Hope aud Love viii, ON some fut
morning, bring both together again. in the ~
cuce of their Divine Muster, where that little iu
cent, who is now alone, will lisp cautieles Of praA
and Thanksgiving for ever and ever. " Requleli
in pace
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-An adjourned
meeting of the New York delegation was
held tonight.
Mr.. Hoard was in the chair and tir. Has
kin made Secretary in place Of John CocA-
rane.
The following persons were present:
Messrs. Carter, Humphrey, Kenyon, John
II. Reynolds, Mexican, Palmer, Spinner
Clark 3. Cochrane, Grahau, Coehraae,
Hoard, Haskin, Sedgwick, Butterfc.d, Pot
tie, Wells, Frank Edwin r. Reynolds,
Spalding and Feuton.
The city delegation was absent
The following was offered by J. II, Rey
uold5, which after debate Of strong union
character, was unanimously adopted.
Resolred, That in the opinion of this del
egation, the people Of the State of Nv
York are in favor Of protecting Constitu-
tionaI rights, and Of enforcing the Constitu-
ti9nal obligations Of every section of the
Union; and believing that the appropriate
remedy for every grievance may be applied
under the present Constitution of the Unit
ed States, and all Just cause of complaint
removed by a due observance of the laws OF
the land they viii insist upon the prompt
and energetic enforcement Of all the laws
Of the General Government rs necessary TO
the safety Of the country in the present cri-
sis. and to the preservation of the Federal
Union.
1t s understood that the following nam
cd members who were unavoidably absent
pprove Of the course taken.
Messrs. Van Wyck, OIin, Irving, and
Lee.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-21

B1a5@ y secession meeting was held ON The
oath uItimo, at the Alamo, San Antonio.
TeSns. Tie band were instructed to play
no national airs. A Rev Dr. Boring made
disunion speech. which was replied TO by
Charles Anderson, Esq, formerly Of Gin
ciauaii, now Of Texas IA brother, by The
way, Of Mai. Anderson, commandant at
Fort Moaltriel. Mr. Andersous speech was
in favor OF the Union All over, and wa
bold, masterly, ana thrilling effort. It pro-
duced good effect The speaker fearlcssly
bearded the disuniou lion in IFS den. After
the meeting the band sereuaded Mr. Ander-
son at his residence, and played Hail Col
umbia and Yankee Doodle. The stars and
stripes, which were made to give way At
the meeting to the lone star flag, were
once more raised and greeted with rousing
cheers. As specimen Of Mr.. Andcrson's
style we quote an aIlusion to the National
flag" that high and bright banner Of
beauty and glory-our banner Of stars and
stripes--gaiIy rippliug out lis stars 10 the
admirins eyes Of men aud angels, or de-
Family tapping lis broad stripes in the iace
Of every Zoe.
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sSyHERTFErs s.sEE va. I45.

Noficc !, hereby given hat By virtue OF two oras
dcr of sale issued ont Of the Ofice o she Clerk oi thr0
Circuit Cont Of Nauderburgh county. Indianaly
the list u favor Of Conrad Baker and Thomna End
Garyiu vs.. Chri stopher r Rudd, Lucy J. Rnddto
Frederick Kline and John kerth, and the other ia4
favor OF Richard A. Walker. Frederick W8lkeilid
John Crawford Urial Mccoy, John Nix, au0re
Jane Rudd, Frederick Kline. Thomas r. Garyiuoes
Conrad Baker and John Kerth, and 70 me direct Ia
ed, in pursuance of which writs 1 will, ,on -
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10th, 1862 zee
between 'he hours Of ten O'Clock A. NJ. and four
O'Clock = NJ of said day, at the door OF the c3uran
House n the city q Evansville, NanIerburgier-
county, Indiana, offer for sale at public auction th9ln
and profits for IA term not exceeding several
years Of tho following described real estate, 3it q
eight 50 in township six 6) south Of range ten C0Bh
west, in Yanderburgh county, Indiana, which ia ~
bound .d follows: Beginning in the 8aathoru1t
boundary line Of said quarter section at point
twenty y-0ue 2t) chains east from the south -westRd
of said quarter section running thence ASS
direct line north tlTty-two t3z degrees and thirty
muncs west (hy the uoedle}, twenty two and fifty
the east side Of tho twOstor} frame dwelling house,
lrm.r rly occupied by said Christopher r. Kndd andf
his family, thence east sixteen and egilty-six hun
dredtls chutus, thence south twenty and sixteen
iuudredths chains and thence west six and eighttN
hundredths ehaius TO the place Of beginning And ~
should said nts aud profits Of said real estate not
sell for q sum sufficient to satisfy said Wrts and,
costs, viii, at the time and place. offer i0f ~
snle and sell at public auction the feo simple OF -
said reel estate, for the satisfaction OF said wria
JOHN GAyfTr Sheriff v C.
Baker & Gatviu, and Jones Blythe. pins r.
aft7vs. decZl-HtW
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Mr. Maysk thought the postal system a
nuisance, He thought the public would
be better served by private parties.
Mr. Caihoun.-W-e have pulled down the
temple which has been built three quarters
Of a century, We must clear the rubbish
away and reconstruct another We are
houseless and homeless, and mist secure
ourselves from storms
Mr.. Bunkiu.-lf that ordinance is passed
things VIII 90 on in the Custom House and
Postotiice exactly as now until other ar
rangement5 are made by the Convention.
Other debate, to about the same effect, fol-
lowed
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-21

WAsHINGToN, Dec. 2O.-A report tina.
South Carolina has passed an ordinance Of
secession was brought to the House this
afternoon. It produced intense excitement
among the members and for n long time
confused the proceedings.
The Senate in executive session to-day
confirmed the appointment Of Edward NJ
stanton as Attorney General and those Of
deputy Post Masters and other minor off
GERS.
Among The most active workers in the
House to-day for the passage of the Pacific
Railroad Bill were DR.. Rabe and Mr. Far
rell, editor of the Alta Californian. Senator
Baker of Oregon was also busy engineer
ing About 500 600 of the $4,000. COO
loan has been paid in. Some of the large
bidders for from 500. 900 10 $500. ooG
have deposited the entire amount
The select committee Of % have as yet
done nothing which eTcites particular in
terest, nor does there appear 10 be any curl
osity respecting their secret movements.
About s young ladies. just seeded from
the seminaries of Pennsylvania and NeN
Yorl, passed through Washington On their
return South.
The report OF the proceedings Of the late
Philadelphia Union meeting were present
ed by Mr.. Florence IN The House to-day,
and We're referred to the select committee
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-21

AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec. I9.-HeTscheI v
johnson, on being nominated to the State
Convention from Jefferson County, made
patriotic conservative speech, which he will
write out for publication. Howell Cobb is
announced to speak at Macon on the 2QLh.
b. j. Martin, prominent lawyer ana
Douglas elector, died at Columbus this
morning
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-21

RALEIGH, Nc. Dec. 2o.-The bill TO arm the
State passed its second reading in the
House yesterday. An effort TO take 1t up
to-day failed. The assembly takes arcoas
until The Ijh Of January .s...r
The commissioners from Alabama ava
Mississippi were publicly received.
The sentiment here Is for the onion, but
submission never. The North must con
Cede or the South goes out
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HoUsE.-Mr. Delano Of Massachusetts
asked leave TO offer the following which
was read for information
WHEREAS, by report of the proceedings from
the South Carolina State Convention
held on the 18th inst, the Hon POrcher
Miles, a member of this House. used the
following language: "In a conversation,
and subsequently, in a written communi-
cation to the President, | know this to
have been said: If you send a solitary
soldier to those forts the instant the IN
tellIgeuce reaches our people (aad we
will take care it does reach them), be-
fore it can reach the forts they viii be
taken. because such course is necessary
to our safety ana seif-preservation.' z
Therefore,
Resolre8. That the President be request
Cd to communicate anycommunicaGon ne has
received either verbally or in writing to
the effect that if the forts at Charleston are
further reinforced they viii be taken by any
force or authority hostile 10 the authority
and supremacy of the Uniled States. Ex-
element on the Southern side. r
Mr.. AshmOre wanted TO know where the
information came from. OK
Mr.. Delano replied, Ia the published
proceedings of the South Carolina ConYen-
ton.
The Speaker said that neither debate nor
tho resolution was now in order Tie lat
ter can br taken mp ut another time.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-21

NEw ORLEANS Dec. l7.-Advices from
Brazos to the 18th state that meetings were
being held along the Rio Grande, requesting
Governor Houston to convene the Legisla-
ture. The feeling Of resistance is very
strong.
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NE2. We are compelled 10 give up most Of
cur space to-day 20 our telegraphic dispatch
ca They are more interesting than any
thing else We can publish. Tie Ordinance
Of Secession Just passed 10y South Carolina
we publish To-day. lt will create o great
sensation throuehout the country
H.a- The O. r. Fire 60. cotiuion partl
passed of delightfully."- on Wednesdav niqht.
The boys took ia more lban enough 70
pay expense.
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COLUMBIA, S. C., Dec. I9.-The Methc.
dist Conference passed resolutions of seces-
siCn.
Ex-Governor Mcdonald died al Marietta
on Monday night
Eleven new cases OF smallpox occurred on
Tuesday
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-21

NEW YORK, Dee 2o.--Tbe IIeralds dis
patch says
Caleb Cushing IS about to proceed 10
South Carolina under instructions FROM the
President to make strenuous efloits to pre-
vent secession.
Senator Douglas has decided to support
Crittenden's proposition. for restoring the
Missouri Compromise line.