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rrpORT9NT FROMCALTFORNIA.

ST.. JOSEPH, No, Nov. %
By Pony Express We have dates rum eau
Francisco 70 the 10th inst
The election returns, a. far as heard IrOm, slee
Lincoln q majority Of 115o over Douglas. Ihese
returns were all received by tel graph. ana II -
probable that mistakes have occurred
Douplas will gain a few hundred IN the rema IN
der Of the State to be heard from, and it e tho't
that nothing but the official count will decide the
result.
It is thought that Lineoln's chances are the
more favorable.
senafe-Dourias Democrats 9, BreckiHride 5,
Ho1se@Douglas 20, Breckin-idge p, Repub-
licaus 19.
or. the II Senators who hold over from last
year. II are understood 70 be for Douglas, : ior
Breckinridge and two Republican
The returns from three counties in Oregon are
unexpectedly favorable for Breckinridge-
No OthefretuFus received.
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bT HEADAcaE is The avorite sign BY

"a HEADAoHB IS the favorite sign by
which naturc makes known any deviation whatever
from the natural state Of the brain, and viewed in
this light II may be looked on a. q safeguard intend
cd 70 give notice Of disease which might otherwise
escape attention, till too late 10 be remedied; and its
indications should never Be neglected. Headaches
may be classified under two names, viz. SymptOmatic
and Idiopathic. symptomatic Headache is exceed
ingly common and the precursor OF q great variety
Of diseases, among which are ApopleKy, Gout, Rhsu-
matism and ali febTile diseases. In It's nervous form
IL Is sympathetic Of disease Of the rtOmach c~Onstitu-
ling sick headache, Of hepatic disease constituting
bliaOus headache, OF worms, constipation and other
disorders Of the bowels, as well a. Venal and uterine
affections. Diseases Of the heart are very frequent
ly ATTENDED with Headaches; Anemia and PLETHORA
arc also affections which frequently occasion head
ache. ldiopathic Headache 10 also very common,
being usually distingui lhed by the name Of HeTUoul
hedddshe, sometimes coming On suddenly in q state
OF apparently sound health and prOstrating at once
the mental and physical energies, and in other in
stances IL comes on slowly, heralded BY depression
Of spirits or acerbity of temper. In most instances
the pain Is in the front Of the head, over one or both
eyes, and sometimes provoking vomiting; under this
class may also be named NearGgid-
Nor the treatment Of either class Of Headache tbs
Oephnltic Pills have been found q sure and safe REM
edy, relieving the most acute pains in q fsW min
ties, and by its subtle power Graduating the disea-
ss Of which Headache Is the unerring index.
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TEALTH OF AMERICAN Nc.
1MN-Read notices IN the Tribune sine :

HEALTH OF AMERICAN VIC.
hMN-Read notices IN the Tribune sinss
Erom his Excellency JAMES d, WEsCOTF, Gov
ernor ofklorida- and member Of the u. s. seaates
tor upward Of twenty-five years i was afflicted
WIN disease in ny family which the best medicine
So surgical talent in the country failed 60 cure, but
enic1 Yielded IN a most satisfactory manner, 70 the
araeienbefs Remedies. I c0nsctsntously adEiss their
use. JAS. ID. WESIOOIT.
AEW l0REs EebrllrVf lass.
Dr. J J. bREDgE-Dears SIR some two years 40
go lnftmate femae friend had been suffering tom
hling Or me womb, whites and derang8d a5nstru-
arlun5 tQ9ether With the attending sFm1f0ms 80
clearly described IN your adVsrtfssmerfl ~ wm-
phlstg. She had the Fery best mediea1 gFfT I'M fhfF
city TIL entirely prosfratedrand her phrsician finally
told her that be thought her lie might possibly ID
prolonged auttle longer uudcr the most udifiona
treatment. FOR two weeks alter that she continued
TO sink, when / came into your once at tie Graz
Enberg Medical Institute aud related her sTmD-
toms. As you Was confident Of the Graeianberg
Marshals Catholicou, IN relieving her, she diseharg-
ed all the physicians and tried i, though doubling
". PrOVideutlally 1t relieved her quickly, and i've
bottles entirely cured since then, for near two
years, there has net been any recurrence Of The CON
plainti and she = a. strong, active and healthy
when . young girl JNO. u. RIGGS
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Mfdfffnfs.
HsAR WHAT Ta8 PRoP1E sAY.

The UNDERLINED having used Professor HIM
PHREYg SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
10 our families Win tie most satisfactory resulis, and
having hn conddence In Aeir genuinenes, purity,
and efhcHeg. cheeyfully recommend them 70 ai per.
sons sho gtsh 50 have safe, rehable, and ef1caclous
remedies 81 hand for private or domestic use.
The Rev Wm- Hosmer, etiior Of " me Northern
sew. D., Rector OF S. PETERS Church, Auburn n. Y
ne Rev. B. l. ives, Chaplain Of he Aubrn siate
Prison. the Rev. spencer ~ Rice, Rector, NeW Be-
ford, Mas the Rev. Alien Steele heE-for on
ference. DE Rev. Samuel Nichols, Bast-denesee Con
ference. n p the Rev. P 8 Pratt, Dorset " The
Rev. John T. Robbie, Buffalo; &C Hart, Esq. Utica
n. Y: he Hon. Neal Dos, Portland, Ne ths Hon.
echuyier ColiaS, south-Bendf Ind he Hon 9eorge
HnmDhreys. II. r: Henry o Cook, EsQ-, Editor Of
The SOHO STATE Journal" C0lumbus ohio the Hon-
r. n. Graham, Moline. III The Hon. Fhomas !
Chase, Monticello, Ea de Hon. Joseph bensdb1ti
Utica, n. Y; Wm. Bristol Esq, Uuca, n. Y Ah
Pond, ESQ, Utica n r. James Piunkeu, Esq- Nash
vile. Tenn
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WESTERN NEWS.

aNAAsAWg NO. NOV. =.
Col Snyder, with some four or Eve Others, LEFT
Bolivar yesterday afternoon for Nevada City
and the borders 20 ascertain If possible the state
Of thing in that section eleft the Polk COun-
y Rangers, whom he commands, in readiness to
march Immediately upon receipt Of orders from
him 50 20 60, and we may soon expect later relia-
bic information from the scene Of the disturb
anca.
a gentleman just In from 0scola informs US
that the citizens OF that section were in 8 great
state Of excitement spprehending that Mont
gomery would push on TO that place for the puT-
pose Of taking possession OF the bank and con-
tents, which could beeasily effected in the present
unarmed condition Of the inhabitants The last
news Isntgomery's movements being that a
p0rtionta beard were at Balls Mill, only Is
miles fr0Ias0l1la md It Is feared he will march
81 to the La
IA small iucA HeuE cord M ~ minute men
aQuQn- fshsc
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&Eaal AotiEEs.

The state VI Ohio, In Court Of Common flsas Of
CuyahOga County said County.
John Crowell, Pitf
vs..
William Mitchell and Petition 5rmonsy and rsllef
Priscilla Mitchell,
Defendants.
VHE DEFENDANTS, WHO RI
IL non-residenta OF said state, will take notice
that Plaintiff has this day fled his petition IN said
Court 20 t0reclOse a mortgage on certain premises
described therein, given BY Defendant, William
mltchohi y Plaintiff % secure the payment Of note
dated April 4, 1855, for S622 76-luU, tao years from date
with interest at ten cent.
The Doieudants will appear aud make answer on
the 10Th day Of december, 1850, or Judgment BY de-
fault will b. Rendered on said note, and the premi-
scs ordered 10 10 sUld 90 pay the same.
Attest: ROhAhD ID. NOBLE, Clerk.
Orowell a White, Plaintiffs Attorney.
October Y. ls60. ootls:slO
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2eaal Antiees.
OUPVTVpjF gATN ~ n

CHERIFP'F SALE.-BY VIRTUE
~ Of a writ Of Yenditionl Exponas and alias III
Ia, Issued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Guy
nhoga county, at the suit Of Henry futile, ct. al,
plaintins, against prentiss skinner, Of. al, defend
ants, to mo directed, ] shall offer for sale % public
auction, ht the door ofths Court House, tn the City
Of Cleveland, IN said county, on the 9th day OF No
Vumbnr, 1890, st 2 o'clock p. M, the following de-
scribed lands and tsnemonts, 20 wit.
let. Situate Ia the township Of Independence, In
tbs state Of Ohio, and which u also In the county Of
uns, and bounded a. follows; on tho north By land
owned BY z, L. skinner on the cast By CuyahOga
River; on the south BY lot No. 2 on the west by the
centre Of the BreckaVile road; supposed to contain
sixty eight acres, be the same more or less, but Sub
jcct 70 all legal highwHya. Appraised az S2,554.
20. situate In the township ofIndependence cOun-
" OF CuyHhOgn, and State Of Ohio, and known a.
part Of Yillage lot No. 90, IN the Strong Tract, 80
called, and described as follows; Beginning At tine
thence s 9ke E one 6O-iO0 chains along the east line
OF said Square; thence N 500 n three and 33-lO0
chains; thence N 8fo W one and 59-lOO chains;
thenceo 8 500 three and 8-l0O chains, 10 the place
Of beginning, containing one half acre, more or less.
D. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
Adams 4 Canfeld. Defts Atty's. oct27:3ll
T E,-J0HN EVANS is
notified that on the LIST day Of November, 1850,
Elizabeth Evans hled Ia the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Cuyehoga county her petition against him., set
ting upthat the Defendant promised 70 marry the
Plaintin, which he refused 20 do, and praying for
judgment against him for $500. The Defendant IL
required TO answer said petition on the 18th day Of
January 1891. WILLIAMSON & RIDDLE,
noV2i.8l5W for Plaintiff.
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COMM ERCIAL
oLEyELANp mARkET-Nov. "a.

The market remains heavy and depressed, and
there is no N Orsbusiness doing than is required to
supply the daily wants Of the city. Packers are post
poning operations till the money market improves
and there is no demand fol hogs except in = small
way, by butchers. We quote mess pork lower. High
wines are very dull and heavy. We heard Of orderI
for Glover seed from eastern buyers, at $3.50, but no
sales are reported at any price.
The only transactions to-day, are 2 cars red wheat
at 81 ,Oa; cars white at sl,l6, and a small lot High
wines at l6c. Theirs il no disposition to operate In
anything except in a small way.
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ORDERED 10 THE FRONTIER.

81. LOUIS, NOV. a
Tit different military companies Of this city
met az their armories last night, when Gen. Frost
gave them Gov. Stewards final orders, which
were TO proceed at once to the frontier.
Several speeches were made by the officers, and
quite a number of recruits outside Of the COM
panies enrolled themselves for the campaign.
The brigade, about 900 strong, will leave at 10
O'Clock tomorrow by an extra train to Syracuse;
thence across the cSuntry to the scene Of dis
turbance
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@isfEllaHEnns

TIE AMALGAMAT1oN OF LAEGUAGEs-There
Is Is a growing tendency IN this age to appropriate
the most expressive words Of other languages, and
after q while % ineorporafe them into our own; thus
the word Cephalic, which Is from the Greek, signify
ing ''fOr the head, u now becoming pOpnlarized In
connection with Mr.. spalding's great Headache REM
ody, but Il viii soon be used IN a more general way,
and tbs word Cephalic will become - common a.
ElectrOtypea and many others whose distinction a.
i0reign words has been worn away BY common usage
until they seem "nHtiVs and 20 the manor bern"
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FORT SCOTT

LEAvEEwoLTH, NoT. "a.
The latest information received here from Fort
SCOTT snops mat up 70 Tuesday night no demon
Etration had been made there.
It thought here that MontgOmeryis object Is
only to drive on some obnoxious settlers. and
that he has no intention Of molestinf the Govern
ment officers ct Fort Scott, or Of inyadi5g NJ
BOud His original band has probably been
largely reinforced BY men recently driven from
the New York Indian lands and rendered desper-
ate BY want.
Further intelligence from that region is ex-
pec1ed tonight.
Gen. Harvey and Gov. MedRry VIII arrive
here to.mOrr0w.
The force a. Fort LeavenWorth Is ready q
march at moments warning.
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nR. KEELERS COUGH CANDY,
for Bronchitis, Cough, Hoarseness, Irritation
Of the Throat and Lungs, and for all pulmonary al
hictions, it has a very happy effect and relieves pain
and difficulty Of breathing very speedily No. j.
Dr.. KEELEB's Worm Lozenges are agreeable 20
take and always have, the desired effect In exlelling
all varieties Of worms. For sale 81 NO. q Public
PULMONARY BALSAM, for Soreness Ulcarz-
tion, Asthma, and to fortify the Lungs AGAINST Colds
and r-onsumpfion. stands pre-eminently in advance
Of snything ever offered 70 the Public Prersred and
noId br j. Keeler, n. D., g Public Square.
Dr.. AnOdyne Expectorant, to 9oorh
and quiet Children and prevent the Group, is q GER
lain remedy; it causes free and easy eIpectorstiou
and gives great reliefin advanced stages OF C0nsump-
ton. Prepared and sold at 90 Public Square.
AGE and SUMMED ANO crude and pulVer-
ICED, - 80, south-West corner Pub. Square.
Il HERBS, pressed, aud g full supply Of Be-
tanio and Eclectic Medicines az the Eclectic Drug
Store, 30. 80, southwest corner Public Square.
A good substitute for Tobacco, Cardam0n, AZ No.
80 Public Square.
PERFUMERY. Soap, Brushes, Pomade and Gro.
ceries, &C., at 50 Public Square.
The Excelsior viii prevent the Halr from ialling
on or turning grey, and is highly perfumsd. Pre-
pared and sold ~ 80, Public square. ocr75
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CorstIpntIon or cosrirene.r.

No one of the "Many ills flesh is heir to"
is so prevalent, so little understood, and so much
neglected as COstiveness. Often originating in care
lessness, or sedentary habits; It is regarded As a
slight disorder Of too little consequence to excite
anxiety, while in reality it is the precursor and
companion Of many Of the most fatal and dangerous
diseases, and unless early eradicated It will bring
the sufferer to an untimely grave. Among the
lighter evils Of which costiveness is the usual atten-
dant are Headache, Collie, rheumatism, Foul
Breath, Piles and others Of like nature, while alOng
train OF rightful diseases such as Malignat FsverH,
Abcesses, Dysintery, Diarrh@a, Dyspepsia, ApopleXy,
Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hysteria, HypOchOndriasis,
Melancholy, and Insanity first indicate their pres
ence in the system by this alarming symptom. Not
~stipation, but take on an Independent existence un-
less the cause is eradicated in an early stage, FROM
should receive immediate attention whenever il Oc-
ours, and no person should neglect to get a box 70
Cephalttc Pills on the first appearance Of the COM
plant, as their timely use will dispel the insiduOus
approaches Of disease and destroy this dangerous foe
to human life.
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bunaiOs NV -
The wind commenced blowing heavily from
the westabout / O'Clock this morning, ecompan
ed with rain, which soon changed to snow. Inc
gale has continued 10 increase in violence, ano
s now increasing feOrfully. Its effects on tne
lakes must prove very disastrous, as there are not
far from 100 vessels between here and Chicagoi
70 Of which have passed Detroit, and are proDa
bly, on Lake Erie.
The snow storm renders It impossible ior YES
sells 70 make this port
The damage to the shipping in port viii De
quite heavy, many vessels having been torn from
their moorlngs and dashed against each other and
the docks.
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BRlDGET.-MissHs wants you 10 send her a
box Of Cephaltic Glue, no, a bottle Of Prepared Pills,
but I'm thinking that's not just It naither; but
perhaps yen be atther knowing what it il. Ye see
she's nigh dead and gone with the Sick Headache,
and wants some more Of that same as relaived her
before
DrUOgiA-You must mean spalding's Cephaltic
Pills.
~Bridget-Ochi sure now and you've sed it, here's
the qqarther and Civ me the Pills and don't be all
day about It aither.
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MEETING N NEW ORLEANS.

NV VhLIAN1I NV ..
An immense meeting, irrespective Of party,
was held at ODD Fellows Hall last night. Speeches
were made, and an association called the South
ern Rights Association of Louisiana was formed
to promote 3 concert Of action amongst the
Southern States, and to organize minute men aud
volunteer companies throughout the State.
Walter Cox & Co. and Fellows & Co., cotton
traders. failed Yesterday.
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WESTERN NEWS.


ST. LOUIS NOV. 20.
The Brigade Of Missouri volunteers, under COM
nand OF Brig. Gen. Frost, mustered into service By
order Of Gov. Stuart for the protection Of the west
ern frontier, LETT In an extra train On me Raolne
Railroad al u O'Clock to-day. Brigade numbered
about 100, ombracins eight companies light imam
try, engineer corps one company cavalry. three
months campaign. Bell, Of the u. S. arsenal, furn-
ished a hIi supply ofshUt and canister, 10000 rounds
Mianie balls, 90 rounds for each Colts revolver.
Some & MOO or 400 citizens assembled at the depot to
see the expedition %, and much interest and enthu-
Hiasm manifested.
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OswEGO nrARRET-NOv. "a.
[Br TELreRAPH.l

tBY TELEGRAPH.l
FLOUR-Quist.
inal.
Shipments by Canal are materially checked to-day
BY the winter lake weather and difficulty in procu-
ring insurance.
CANAL FREIGHTs-slc on wheat to n. Y.
LAKE UfP0RTS-Is7O0 bushels wheat; 1000
CANAL EXPORTs-sl2bbIs -Four; AsOO bush
Waeet; 23OQ bush c0rni sl0O bu rye.
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FUGITIVE.

RIuHNoND, Va, Nov. q.
Tee aeputv marshals arrived here to-day from
New York, bound 70 Kentucky with 3 runaway
me omcsr who offered a regiment OF New, York
volunteers to South Carolina, is a graduate OF west
Point. and aH0u Of former captain IN the navy
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FIRE.


NEw TORK, Nov. IS.
A ERE this morning destroyed two hye story
buildings on Warree street, extending through
to Cherry street, occupied BY H. o. White, john
son Shepard and Saunders, Dry Goods; Hook,
Skinner, Clothing; J. H. rockingham, Cotton
Goods Store; and Gracier, Hosiery. Stock and
buildings totally destroyed. Loss $500 900.
Francis ROkel' q fireman, was killed.
The steamship Ariel, from Aspinwall 10th, ar
rived this morning, with $50 passengers and ST.
600 900 in specie. No news
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VERA CRUZ.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. "a.
The steamer Tennessee had arrived with Nera
Cruz dates TO the 21st inst
The capture Of Guadalsjara Is confirmed.
The British Legation at the city OF Mexico had
been sacked and robbed Of q million dollars De-
longing to British BOndholders.
There was great excitement throughout the
m~waNuu
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TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAVED
Mr.. Spalding has sold two millions Of bottles of his
celebrated Prepared Glue and it Is estimated that
each bottle saves at least ten dJllGrs worth OF bro
ken furniture, thus making an aggregate Of twenty
millions Of dollars reclaimed from total loss BY this
valuable invention. Having made his Glue a house
hold word, he now proposes to de the world still
greater service by curing all the aching heads with
bis Oephaltic Pills, and if they are as good rs his
Glue, Headaches will soon vanish aWay like snow in
July.
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BSTDid you ever have the Sick Headache2
you remember the throbbing temples, the fever.
ed brow, the loathing and disgust at the sight OF
foo a. How totally unfit you were for pleasure, con-
vs rsation or study. One Of the Dephalic Pills would
b fIve relieved you from all the suffering which you
t hen experienced. For this and other purposes you
should always have a box OF them on hand te use a.
occasion requires.
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PEysieial-WeIl, Mrs. Jones' how is that
headache2
Mrs. JoRes.-Gonel Doctor, all g0nel the pill you
sent cured me in just twenty minutes, and l wish
you would send more so that I can have them handy.
Physicidn-You can get them at any Druggists
Call Tor Cephaltic Pills, 1 ind they never fail, and 1
them in all cases of Headache.
Hrs. JOnes.-l shall send for q box directly, and
shall! tell all ny suffering friends, for they are q
real blessing.
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TIE GALE.

BUFEALO, Nov. Is.
l A, M.-The gale continues with undated
fury. No disasters are as yet reported excepting
the schooner Comet, which is ashore just below
VIM o, brown 3 Co., banker, suspended TO-
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FROM ALBANY.

The canvass Of the Electoral Ticket is still in
New York, Kings, Sullivan and Orange counties.
As the canFassers cannot act after Monday, mes
sengers have been sent to the delinquent coun-
ties
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Saturday Nights Report.
PONY EXPRESS.

81. JosEPH, Nov. q.
The extra Pony Express which left Fort Kesr-
ney On wednesday, Nov. It'll, arrived in Salt
Lake City IN days and four hours, distance ESQ
miles. The last IS miles WIS made in 3 hours and
10 minutes. 1t bad been showing 50 hours when
the nony left salt Lake CITY.
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TIE ALL-sUFFICIENT THREE
VIENNA

TRIESEMAR [, rs 8, ARE DE-
TECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT Of
England and secured By the Seals of the Ecols de
Paarmaeie de Paris, and the Imporia College Of
Medicine, Vienna
no. / &c invaluable for exhaustion, spermatoFrhea
and al physical disabilities.
Nc. q completely graduates all traces Of those dis
eases that have heretofore been treated By the nau-
ciOus and pernicious use ofcopdiVa and Cubebe-
No. 8 has entirely supplanted the injurious use
mercury, thereby insuring TO the sufferer speedy ne
Lief di5persing al impurities and roofing OUT the
venom Of disease.
TRIESEMAR, Nos. i 2 ends, are preparation the
form Of q lozenges devoid Of taste and email, und can
be carried in the Waistcoat pocket. Sold in tin cases
snd divided into separate doses, as admi1istefed By
Valpeau Lallsmand Roux, Ricold, &C Price $ each,
or a cases for So, which saves So; and IN 81 Gases,
whereby there e q saving Of So. To Be had wholesale
and retail, Of DR.. BARROW, No. l4 Bleecker street
New York. Immediately on receiving a remittance
Dr.. Barrow win forward the Ifiesemar 20 aly par
Of the world, securely packed, and add osse sec ord
ing TO the instructions ofthe writer.
81 Sold also By f. !. GAYLORD and Wv
FTqKF cleveland ian2s
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satnrdav Aftarnoon's Report.
POSITION or THE P~EEsIDtNT

rbe nosfHhu Of fhe President = understood 20
Ia go though the South has iutt cause Of com
SiAirs arhhn5l thbNorth, no state is Justified IN
5res-sion % roFOlutionaTy movements until every
beusfed. 10 state has the right 20 commit acts
haTina the eftctof p~reciplatng such = condi-
Hon of adairs as wonid induce Or compel other
stntes q Join her ina disruption of the Union
and tha calling OF dispasslonate deliberation o.
he neoule may result IN restoring conddenoe, anu
preserve the integrity Of the Constitution.
Il Is unprecedented here that The question % ~,
eesslon will have TO be practically dealt WI y!
the present Administration 10 5 stated rom a
dfotinmishe6 s6nrce. fhat South Carolina seceaes
A. soon a. the Convention 50 resolves.
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rnRTnRR ~ I'D AERIOA.

Nsw YoRK, Nov. -.
Liverpool, Saturday The African Mail steam
Save trade was reported brisk The Ame-
riean Ehip Laurette &c supposed 70 have left why
Rav on Sept 29th, with 600 slaves on ooaIa' anu
the American bark Buckeye saileI . &c" uA9s
previous with q cargo Of slaves