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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06

sspee Sewing Machines, for Families,
tDerA and nufsc u,ipg p-rposes uDeluaed They
cal Of doing ~orS aLd Of earning more oaeyl
tbar any uache fb- family n-chns. ~ so and
SIC are ar uriver 81 atirntpn
49, / u. lNeER 40 1853 Broadway N. T..
lhU ruttn street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06

sussx COUNTY GLASS rs, MARCH g. 1896
40. az, 6S, ~, 8, &c, 80, 70, %, SO, g. 80, Is.
ccssoLipArEn LorTyE,-sLAss "a. MARCH s. 1850.
65, rs, IL, 81, SO, 20, 20, "a, 10, AZ, a., S.
FkAkGE bKOs UBENrs CO..
Managers, wrmingtoo, Oels wsre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06

Vois. la oaeys Is Sons Opera mud M arins
G asses. at sAkMUNS OOS, btyt. broad~ay Under La
FARCE house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06

Sermons & Co.'s Brazilian Pebble
epecsAc.es sole AMI only oepo; 6os1k orosdwAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06

Aerr,nE,s Patent Champion Fire
cad b.rsar proof safea fo Broadway Of Murray
street York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06
Drawings OF III. Delaware state Lotte.

MVG SVkCG
sies WOu1. rpfSf 4 90, Manager Of the
DELAWARE, GEokeL<, sfssgcKf AND H,ss0URI stats
LOTTERIES.
DsLswAaR- ExfRA cLAs- co. lc9, MARCH g. 1860
81, 62, A, ~, 81, -, Is, o5, \, A, rs, as, "a.
DEIAwARK-CLAss Nc. lilo MARoH s, lSsn
10 II, "a, 50, g. 49, 2, 20, az, ~, Al, ~, n, As
Carcvsrs seat free Of cosrse bv sdaress,nr
WOOD. kDDY co, Wilmington Delaware.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06

NATURALIZATION ONLY TWENTY FIVE CBusn-
WI Cnfes badness ard prodvt beautiful glossy cuy
lsdeS, USE n, and be free trum dandrnf
FOLD oy AL oruepEa Pitts $50 Bs.Adwa y retail duh
ihpe -" ~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06

wheeler & Z. IisS2s's Sc wing MA hcfness-
Once se5 Broadway sew York
Unye,s Original Sewing Machines, For
Family sno nnsaafscurspp purposes
Agens waited iog TIE country.
office All Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Total 1926 200 % ,csssi2 1880 s7s,l7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06

DEFrq orr CORDIAL Grv-rWTa HIGHLY DE.
si ulAri 1cnsl urea has cquEi
ing mild rolrtfmsri specially Distilled fer ,hsi rurrcse
vsn.is, ilb ksss twenty siaA sxess. NeV iosk,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-04

lttne pbantateen lduftiaten 1Ib, he lenften
pteoer fill IN lanfte, lG6e Mooulatiunen bic
Sprl9e ilBe W'elcoie bob ffG wieDer empor
aus oen Stiirmett uno Disbarmonieen, olS
% ole Scnlts aufee9ansen lei iiber benz rils
oeil epaDs Der gEelt unD iaubsenb, pos QInts
ltg llberitromt bon Ebranen, unp unter IbrQs
nen ladelno bod, lano @tulia: N'-'
P9 y gstH bentt tlid5ts ntebr gu Dir briuaett,
I'll 9ftd1tS Der Stebe Bpte fein
Stngen min id, 2teber iindeft, H.
9te Dir tlagen iiteimt peitt. issa@ ~
Seutt SOr Sebesflans entpeidet gas
Jeber 8anm unb jebe Belt,
nnp elm ltebenb 6era erretdbet,
2Sas Elm liebenb 6ers gepeibt.
unp bin9eriiIfn BON tDrer Stmme. binoe<
rlllen pptl ielnen et8enen @rinnerunaen, bon
lelnem fl3snen 9eBen, bob Beethoven bic
A0ance BON ben Saiten enippr, uno breitete
ole Arme aus uno rief: @iulia
ole itteB eiien S6rei aus uno lpralla
Dorpart9 uno warf lt1 an ltine 8rulf. ibn
Telt uml9ltn9eno nit bren lA5nen pollen
9lrmen. - a4
Sle bieltcn ith lan9e uno tnnie um1dluns
gen, tie rubten 9er3 an 9ersen, uno Der G,es
9enport entrdft traumten iie nod einnal
eon Der9an9ener Stbe unr sereanoenem
Slid.
0tnlla6 9aupt rubte an ieiner gruR, er
Dob ea empOr, uno le9e es ;ipilden leine beis
Den 9dnpe, unb fdaute es all nit einem
lpunperbaren frablenoen Musoruf.
uno 70 babe i9 DID nieper, Sttrn meis
nes SebenS, la9te er leile unp tiefbewsat.
Steben Sabre lang babe iA Did niAtetS
ieben, iieben Sabre lang 1parf Du mir BON
Wplten per9iiat. 9lb, @iulia, es waren
lArfi6e Sabre poa ginlamfeit @nttalts
l9ung unO Qual. Sieb mid an, feb, ipaS
pieie iteben Sabre aus mir esmadt baben,
9iulial SD bin Elm @rei6 eelporpen Dor rer
3eit! '7.
yletll. rief fte, nein, Du bi1 Elm Oiann,
ein Singing, penn Der 0eniuS aItert nicbt.
unn AUDI Die S66nbeit altert niht, laate
er, leile nit eer Sano ibsr ibr lch5nes 9ins
9eitdt 6inltreidenp, Oh biif 1d6Dn, wie cas
mails, als it Did suIeBt lab, Du baf nidt
9elitten, Du ni6t! Die ffeten Sabre fno
an Dir ooriibergerau1dt ipie Elm oopener
Wprsentraunll QBas ftmmerts Did, pab
ca Elm Menib mar. Der unl Did lit unp
1amnerte, Elm Menl6, Der Dir leine Seele
seseben nnc lein 9erS Elm Men(6, Der Did
9renSenlp6 Iiebte, linp pen Du perratben unp
Yerlalien batteit. 4a 6e4l ls5
ssA liq1 (TDrfSetnno fnIatA 4s#8.fsf
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-04
81. cSplnlfDns

Mltsltsp fes Sns&en Gpassums Der unbdrste aQontcn
etns Der ten metutfaen Gpleefn 6er Der. tad
5s per Den srgBn 9be nes eebns tn ben 50ptt6ern Spn
ssaoO garts yetlaDtpba pnh dnberen Stdtn
flpge per murfsrtaren 2uHoeu pcueb pom bene bie C
a5s oe Weiin pet6 ujdtIee 2eibtnbt De an Strenfau
leh Merrclfat nab aHnsreH rantben lstss g. au
BE BET ppstben erduHen AZ lek erfreden bs Ii; st
tpen bet eerinseu 8ntstett H. wMthtn 4netnbtdt& &C.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-04

nag 9slse msaJs ase III ea afiia
" ' Aq9 siA 41A na-1g ggs siBa4 sRA
sass3-sA 59ie agpaiAs e9llie 80 n4lA.
g sn s9148s s sHsa Us isa lgsl s
sbsl yA6 ii s4AEogs9ssg si I.g3aa,bise
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-04
MEDICAL IL OUsE.

Dr. g. @mtb teIt es fruber fur trorberIi9 benz yabIt-
tum snee auBeuItnen mer pOsien g9enidatsn ais ar3
unb Gbirro Il, aebe rre ein9e Der Bpbe o5uflbre eIs
DE aus pe6nli6er @cnultatCnn Wt9n wrger unb eedbr-
der SrantSstsn nit m srwa9sn; bies 1T ies OO9 nStsis
IS it ssnasnS fir sn aesnipars ansHIaersa bob IN
1885 issebIs or ais st erabuirts St ner 3et Bat
BEN Sts abren mebr potenen ert, ais sur 9e8rnbune
nes Rames ais tbdO une 9enetnnssser r5t nOtbwen6is
unS eeusd Ron den asrstsu bs Sobt SpionnenseaOm
SSse bon ,tnem G1ei. Der seber Der drsien Earis
bs r 6e m oea be5a apn.n IU
gObeie gu orOb, nt bus G8eisen ar iebr nobrenb gu
Sre Sair @ sn. 6a um asa Sc gS sa Ss S sn
nb .ten arst fOnltse aruntbeit gu ben limb &C.
SsS s a' Dr. s 1T it Saa Ss @ ssf a a5 I'd
Orabuir ar pcI@er tn Baltimore anaeesn Idb Seine Prors
sn st fs'a IL a sSsi nns nSs II Ss fassa ss
a gsus anf bic srSbe aabI hrsIi9 untsr nsr gebanb
s no defenders r.Oen ben pc5Issmntsn Natb Sa erIei
len, uo baraa ~ etsn Sab e nt BURG be tn aSsn a-
@nnssh madden fins islDit Ben rfabrensa nns sn
aer5ten fait unnc9st% 1T.
8tndttt JOlgenbts BET 3eitel.
Der llnaIldLic eIer NIT ctieen ebeln beta ti hth6f
j@meu eien eriabrenen Nrst wSen bur pen ni&
bt nen araten cine ebr bise @e@nanS gu nion wabeenb
e in BEN den mo bic Ssmptome F rr pas in bas Sslem
u,r e an ns asn,g. brst it, Sa Ss - o
stiCureS" perben na einer bon Or. 3. @mb auoe-
OSsr Snuupeiencn r ben atieten sebst 3uoIe9 sars-
TIT o. s 3. gasB bas tens enshnSuno Der rsttraS (.
NJ ais ecres@ bebGnbst werbeu wobnr@ 10 oft GbarIatane
bic tronrieiten 5cgen berbeifnbren.
Sunee 3eute unb G Eee ieu,tnaIer SGpdtbe Leiben
cen & tei sa n'eINen pOb s sielen aunsr aas srobe
lntpiten eriparen.
Or g. g. Gmb BAT hnr bic olIdli@e CIR rtiSer Rratbe-
ten arSBere Bsribnthct ais gen6 Elm abrr N tn %ma
Is q BELT Sas lsbeI m ben ise BON @uinS aus liub
Sbt Der Contribution rs uprnedc ra misSer nbs er aur
lia&e unb n6e wel anpentet @eine WebBtn 1T fret bon
ir nnb anen mcraItten @iften in elmer beauem bdten
Wu autereitet rnb tan i'm @a- Hrnabai cber o br
Re unbemert lb obne s6rns IN gef6dfteu m ueruria@e
eenunlnten perben g renm beti8e GnanbY einsereeif
pr6 cine ginihrantun9 Der 9ebenspeiic nctbmenbis.
gud ben 8rantteiten tes eibIi1en @&.tS bat Dr. s. g.
suib felt sinr sse BON asrn Isns bsi0n6.rs aamsr'ante
atpihnet ulh rerpri allen 2eibenben cine hclenbe Cur
Or s. g. @mbs grdpsatatire fa 6raien taun man an obi
gem Blate erbote Die Rebn 1T gut nb wurte tnnerhab
bren alBercibentd r bapcn Sebraudt. Nreis S.. er
cnen pe Baltimore tnernt wcbne, trncn mad aenanr
amaaDe Der Spnptomt Or. s. 3. Guiub In peoen grieen
ceutren unb Sic Mbn mad rsenb enem fbele bee sanbS
eebitt erbaLten.
au anErosn bIeib,a rens pripatu. Sn bsr Office nb f.
porae 3tnrmer CUR DiSppfticn Der Eatienet.
Ofien BON ubr WfUrgemS bic fbr Mbenhs. 44
Ia "a zaalf Or. g. 3. Gmttb.
SaSo-s 70. II Sab- -6reberi6Er. gsstmsrs.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-04
Summer 80.
SaltinlOre=2ccf cfzQOlpitaL

G'ssriinpet str 1ntsrDriidun8 Der Qpadiulberet.
Der einji9e YlaB no etne 6eilnn8 erlanat
tperDen fdnu. ~ ega
2tnberung tn Iet5 Stlnben.
5eein Quedilber, Oas euere G'eiunpbett pol.
ienps rutntrt, m
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OF. 9ODnfOll,
Der eiusias 9Irst, ipeLeber arlaei0t,

Der etll3l9e 2lr5t, lpelCDer 1tl3et0f.
(tstabliri DDr adbt,tbn Sabrtn.)
Hr bat has lderas wtrtamas uub bette w In tts gDeIt
en Sa ter t@
tn ben Veneen ben Neren unt Der unba bee Werues b
pauiaranfbe ansr eaer en stel BE BON sepien
ghemen erprnbeen ueenh weI&e Opfern eefdbr
n tnp S a sF s P
6cfnunSen pruhten wdhe Grututtcu berpcrbrtnssn
ss sps anmOa nasu anR iulsss ben RSrvtr uns enn GER
loren. ~ 8ssis }4i@5411@l- t #
,.is'sl.6 1911 3unge Wanner, anisna a
oeSes psde Bic Ostsr nts ssbsimen eaers assurbsn nh
Gus lapt ptes 3eunbs Tn su ltes raD ret pel$t
au3 s s9 p' , sSsn ans
tstr sssqsshss lSn tunSft baben rarbsn m0ssn S NIT
IS gerbeiratbete Yerlcnen, oc &
oee Sgbs r6s a0 uertetarben bsabn6sem uub @ ptv-
no sdma4s essr etus aursrsn ennsruts tswubt nb pd
ten nnpsrtuSltt Or 9rbnfCn u Ratte steben. $
m5, 2nSsa. ssssn ss sb pt9l Oesr stttse 8erhans
Ger iHredltbhn 4r Dereen f5usl turt DeensS reldef
ga s, oebanfans gne turOrss pcu Or ScbnfOn tutebt
aS d. % s sst Sss s s sss
4 Sr9anilde Sbpdhe asA hal
uurs sstett ub bte vcus Rrdft eber beroeenk gefes
utbaT tetben ueles Qebn eleab unt bie be nb 9a
tOmmenitA unmosltH ua6 tn oft bas 0pDs Derr be bren
essn8atnn upbeiOiuisn TSbuen Sunse Qeute nb III ss
lu Ads6wtunen ssnsist neil e bersu Olaen nttt aenau
isnnsn SoslslS m aa pur@ Stritturen, 9e6er&iasen TN
para Ste,n une anrere urn4en nteten dnn 70 III lie bod
stensttet!s etne 5pse ees usbaaes br tbeeu Srsaus
user atsr MIL es auenen eae be 2a Gr,eueuns ee prn
enen berieen wtb bic h betmhen 3aern ereebeu ais ron
Denen es d metie inb 4uBerbem uereen burG rubeu G
nuE M VsreauuneS gDertieuee edMt ub be pbtHleu uub
eefigen 8rofte perntbtet Il. m stfs+.gss,sfs
Gltern unt eePrer pten oft Mot rlde Der ardnibet b
ineer Ober 30sus De Of reibs. e bic aebsu anss-
rem " a9su sH bic Sur ss Gswpbatslt seRemtn Gaers
E1r Office: go. 7 GaO-GrebertdRrabe,
ltsbsn abaren pom 8alttnOrtitr., Sltliae @eite,
Die Stufen btnauf. H94s Hs8 Has Al
Dian merle I'D Namsu ausnunutr bonn uawasnb aus
rlst Nadma6er purrtebene pnb setrIenpIt Ouadiabsr
S4ueFtdtr StisIwt&sr stsSenrsntSt anb 9umpsnpuser
esMmsh 9 rsanaB Asrjte Hp lapsrt avstOaen pOn Dr.
siS Nas ertsft maaen einen pSa-etamp snbaJtsn. 1s
~ Cine 9eilanS in 2 GaSen su8eiiAert.
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@i0ener S5eerO 1T ODlOes tDertb
(s5lOceIfer Qanlants nn6 GtoNt GeielIM1ft.


n benz Gntnideunsssanes Der NnbIung uD MIR Oottn se
lanst ben perthsean nno ptsen Spst DeS
unb Q6s i'm antele Der etdbt ~ 6em fur bag ere Saaisnb
Ftee9ten 9ets $25 n Qertnuf trin9en unb Srdr
AT Ssr rbren r65e 40 Bis $50 6u6 unb mOnaden GIN
satlungen s. Jreie Deess n better 8or eaantrt Die
nan9Hnabme siees saettees II nun lr1S1i sO nGftsn
Sasu prdneen DOds GtsFn unb grbtnbunsa5em rie etn
eedmer sr 5erelung re9elm1Btger Bertnbung nit
Scrf ne Bottom fuerben aus ur rdEreub Ser Gutrdelunp
6es glanes brn elal1dft sebaut b bic Nusfa9runS
bss glane5 trb IN aurse ben eeAralp fur bic Nmge8e
rad unierer Sta6t leeen.
Brdmten
beaetenb ntneber einm 5000 n6 erren Gdrte
cber etnen Breitidet auf be @eeldaftsnmpe werten k
a ber gDdh Al eren berfauen 1000 2pte beigegben
Ser In Der &npdelung berene Jntridplan let6et baburH
ut nur feiu 8eetnrd9tisuas icnbern mus hr Ausabruns
pbiaen 6afenpldnes erf etne edt5e QBtttst erldGen
abrtfate elbe itre GtabLhements mad Gss 5orbrr Gs
Ieeea rper6en deet Der gnf9en Gage ri9en rrb n6
Sb bur eerae 8esunfteuneen Seitens Der Gn@aft be-
beutenre 0rrtbeile geninnen.
gapblets unsntseIt uusseSetsm uas ndbtfe Ia
rihten ertbelt eurd
giois-S s. g dmtbt, Msent
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-04
0ef6brIibr Rrsalrlfbeit.

gDsnu ber reeeletet unt ungs Singer 2aRsrs aus
aenUmnen bat eef&tebes hGqfe ba6 etn unses 6amae
ub cer bte BuGt DOT Gntbedus ttn ab&rdt It'd Sene ju
wsneen auwele niDiss ettr Grjebane Hnb Rtpbilia
Spmptpps Des i8rdGen nebek ptts. g. Elm NIT Gsf6r-
rem 9aIs stne bSs Naie e&met In benz ppfee
6sr 5dnt ncten 8en unb Arnen Bnnen IN BEN ST.
iAtt nno an ben GTtrsmiI0sa esst s baaA bsie lebe
Der @cunen uub bic WainnCGen ethle 6ab Opfet Der rd
barren rantte etn eseRhau @sibs mirb unb br Epb
enen rfliheR 9eb boDurh en Gnbe ntdht boR r tb mad
isnen QanDs brust Eein siuber surlftebrt
s IT ers trarse Ehntae bae Eaueube bieler fr6tbdea
snbsr prabler meGe bar& Nnwsnbuns nes fSbnen Gies
fts wssrturs BE 9cnttun Drpn nnA ben e 0etenl
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QlnffGfllttn Ser NLnrttterfrl,nft

Ole nterasiasa nIaden i5rtn s|e 9,,,i,.
6ab fe & unter benz btti9en Datum sacee
Meberntontrens erenr baben Tran5 Rteuta In BAT De
v11'Oa unO Pall9Ve uVsFHpmmer9l DrGu3 eHt8tn. H 1
f.a ft.tfsg5 ear.Tie 4 Spbn Wpa
made an9st nnen rsnnesn un6 9.tannten 6i. gHseise,
oab M oas bsber IN Grmpa9nie betietent @eldt @ BON ap
iab 3arriionr isst auf eosne Oteauns 6rtabr a I III
4sfSa24s1NeD r,.ss ~ : ~ ..s -. r. RIeutotn
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9unae gPanner.

OeSes relGe b Spter eebetmen 9dere eswUrbtu nh
eds ldpb 10 ptss 3aunbt In su utes db ret Uel@t
eurh brt ertdbenen 1dlen ntmtden Uernnbe Sfrat
mi Gem Denner esr Ssreptiam @enat beet unh ttr
ttsr eSslsshes aSn tntodt taben rlrben mOgen H NIT
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Belonpers su beaAten /!

DR. SrtnRpn btete dlen Denen tne 1dIf an we d burd
pl4e eebemt nnb unnatue Gef mn6 trper era5renbe III
bie Mrbstt BITE Gu&aft uub bic Gtt wnabte oenb Qatsr
6eltwddt baben. 5ffl3 srNFny IL n
3r nb etnte raurisn uub Epaen ber
ruben Gwctnbetten hes 9aferet 6GwdHe TN RMdeR tn
pen @sesrH SNulerjen TN ROp G3rae bee @e&ts WerIRR
Gpmptpme Der SHwtubHbt. 80 :"
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JQn4e 2tMte,

h & bur& ttsrli&t 9ar ttl&wd&t taben e Ne 70 on BON
bCien Seuten per tn br SM ertn unt btren E6etn e a-
ndttit9 puyeM ielbh TIM SHld bur& ppluDnen bic weuu
uneebetlt es Gt unm6slt& mamt R6tpet nnb sR lerS-
rem. putn ipfprt bie n6tbseh 5trttte trun. 4s.
UTE S6dcs eas en uuseT Daun bt 5UnRns nes panbeA
vsbens aeseerp weTeen o burt he plstn er Mbirruna
sUm Ybe br yleRt SplAt perneR masn beppr He etutr
teit tn cie sftllfA E a4Ni fli8Glt~ I5ljgjf l3s
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tben ba6 en sefnter @ea unb en seuuber Asrset bic
nptpwsnbtelen &rcreerntf sur etfM Glldaett an6 So
cns ee ptrh h eti bes 0ebens sur aurtstn Veeratrt
De Wps4ten bee eebeHe perRnerH 10 ntIi& uub BE eele
rirb trerten pcn Werswetfuuo uab eldnrlf Bttd&tun
cen pab uns cts Vreneen TeIGe Mubtff euieee ttmfser
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llrtbeiI Der Wrefe.

Die se xahsnbt neIt pdttenb leBten benebn sabre
tn brer WnauH trtrt pArben nb be wfnBt wtteer unb
drjer Gperapnt uelme DR. Cbnfrn eusfnrte nnt benen
BE 3tttunss uieIe aHbert ptrfuntn bupSn
rpvpn pae gubm ~ wtebbpteH aIep unterrl6tet urbs
rb entltt n Ruf as &trenann tn Bue auf Gtofafttr n
@spabaittsteit ap fur eeibsnbs ttnt Rnfeebe GepSb.
leiauue. Ffsf III az ..s- 81 ''gs
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Die frefen Dirfuneen bes 0aers Fnb Iebr an farAsn
Wernf hes @erq4es Terpirrune Der 9et Gebruftbt Ser
bSts APnMneen abnesane ber @eishla
Il. lnc eintge BET fbltnimen Gclgen. VT. 80
1aune pm gtFenen sbtn Nltsrs fSnntu jes btpsttte
aus peler urdne bre Wunbtet abnmt He ftre Rrot PER-
eren 6wa& blaB nerUcs dbeebr werbe nbtn he etne
eeHtbamlt9e &rlGetnuHe be Mueeu ben 6ueu uuh Sc M
iet9eR Der Ausjthrins baten ''p '''F'y iiF' =
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60 bi tteIe an,pteute unS au6ebeutHb nuadaIb.r ,f
a NerSte dnseioeA aa6 DR. Sebcns scSi
S&utfider Sttfflwt&er 2ampenpuStru r. D. erbSrys-
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fringed, and equality has been refused to
it. The Union, he argues, was not formed
by force, and never can be sustained by
force.
Secretaries Cobb, Thompson, and Floyd,
it is we'll understood here, hold views iden-
tical with those of Gen. Lane.
Attorney-General Black has prepared a
lengthy opinion on the right of secession
taking the negative position on the subject,
which, it is believed, forms the basis of the
Pres dents Message on the subject, in ad-
ditiou to his usual annual Message. The
subject was brought up in the Cabinet yes.
terday, and the Southern members dissen.
ted from the others as to the legal view assu-
med by Attorney. General Black.
The Constitution newspaper is out this
morning in an article calling upon Lincoln
and Hamlin to resign, as the only means Of
preserving the integrity of the Union.
The receipts in the United States Treasu,
ry for the past week have been upwards of
81, 400, ,0OO-mostly the proceeds of the
new ten million loan. Two millions of dol.
lars Of the loan, due to-day, have not been
paid in. 1t is understood that many Of the
contractors will forfeit their contracts.
Ths President has repeatedly expressed
himself as opposed to the secession move.
ment. He believes that before revolution
tionary measures are resorted to, every lie
gal and constitutional remedy orght to te
exhausted.
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oaths, have now the power to elect to the
highest Offices in this Confederacy, men
who sympathize with them in all their mad
zeal to destroy the peace, property and
prosperity of the Southern section, and who
will use the powers Of the Federal Govern
ment to defeat all the purposes for which it
was formed; and whereas, the dearest
rights of the people depend for protection,
under our Constitution, on the fidelity to
their oaths of those who administer the
Government. ..s
Now, therefore, that the State of Missis
sippi may be enabled to take into couside
ration the propriety and necessity of pro-
viding surer and better safeguardo for the
lives, liberties and property of her citizens
than have been found, or are to be hoped
for, in Black Republican oaths,
I, John j. Pettus, Governor of the State
of Mississippi, exercising the powers in me
vested by the Constitution, do hereby con
vene the Legislature of this State, and dc
appoint Monday, the 26th day of Novem'
Der, inst, for the meeting of both Houses
Of the Legislature, at the Capitol in Jack
son, the seat of Government of this State.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto se'
my hand, and caused the great seal Of
the State to be affixed, at the city Of Jack
son, the 18th day of November, A. D.
1860, and of the sovereignty of the State
of Mississippi the forty.fourtb.
JOHN j. PETTUS.
C. A. BRoUGHER, Secretary of State.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

We find the following special dispatches
in the Charleston Mercury:
WASHINGTON, November 22.-There
has been great deal of discussion 10 the
Cabinet lately about the secession question,
but some compromise was to-day agreed up.
on. What is the nature of this has not yet
transpired. The President, however, says
that there will now be no dissolution of the
Cabinet on account of the position taken in
his message. 1t seems that Secretary Floyd
insisted that it was due to the country that
the views of the Cabinet on the subject OF
secession should be promulgated at once
The President declines that the message
should be sent iu advance to Richmond
1t will be laid before Congress on the Sec
ond day of the session.
Gen. 10. Lane has addressed letter to
the Breckenridge Club of New York, in
favor of secession. He takes the ground
that the rights of the South have been men
aced and impaired, and its equality in the
Territories destroyed by the same North
which retains on its Statute Books nullify'
ing ordinances. He expresses his opinion,
that unless these wrongs are promptly rem
edied, the dissolution of the Union cannot
be averted. He denies the right of the
Federal Government to use force in com.
peIiing the submission of sovereign State
when its rights have been repeatedly in
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Col. T. N DAwKINs.-Thisg gentleman
was sereuaded at the Walker House by
large number Of our citizens, on Tuesday
evening last. -. '2.;|
In responding to the call made upon him,
he spoke eloqueusIy of the wrongs which
the South bad suffered in the Union, and
said that the Constitution had been viola
ted to such an extent by our enemies Of the
Northern States that We could no longer re.
main in Governu at with them consistly
with our own honor and with due regard
for our cherished institutions. He said be
had always beer conservative man, and
that his present opinions had not beenlar--
rived at hastily, but were the result Of 4
calm reflection upon the gross violation, BY
our enemies, of the solemn compact which
had been entered into at the formation Of
our Confederacy. We should, therefore,
no longer remain as interiors in a Union
with them, but every principle Of selfinter.
est, of justice, right and honor demanded
that We should act promptly in setting up .
government for ourselves.-Spartdn q
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TROUBLES IN KANSAS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 81

ASd1NGTONj NOV. q.
The Government has official information
from Kansas, that the notorious Montgom.
cry, and others, have commenced operations
in that Territory, by hanging and killing
pro.slavery men, and threatening to compel
an adjournment of the Government land
sales, advertised to take place in December
next. Previous to the reception of this in-
formation, letters have been received here
that Montgomery's force amounted to five
hundred men, we'll supplied with arms and
ammunition, and other material aid ; and
that from time to time warlike supplies have
been received by him from the North.
Other writers from that Territory also
say that the demand to adjourn the land
sales had been resorted to as mere pretext
for raising an armed force, and that the real
object of the lawless organization is raid
first on the frontiers of Missouri, and then
on Arkansas and Western Texas, in order
to avenge the punishment of the Abolition
emissaries in those border States.
1t appears that Governor Medary, who is
now in this city, is we'll posted in regard to
Montgomery's plans and designs.
Orders will be forthwith dispatched to
Kansas for moving the Federal troops to
such points as may be most necessary for
the protection of the people and the lapd
Offices, as we'll as public property.
Fort Scott has been named as one Of the
points likely to be invaded.
It is also reported that Montgomery as
sumes the name of Abolitionist, in its full
meaning of the term.