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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-28

A CARD.-The ladies of the First Baptist
Church gratefully return their thanks to the
friends who so kindly assisted and so
Literally patronzed their entertainment at
Crescent City Hall on the evenings of the
Z4th aud 18th inst; particularly to the Hon.
Wm Baker, for his liberal gratuity of the
use OF the Hall. To the ladies of all the
churches IN the city who SO kindly contrib
uted their donations to the entertainment.
To the editors of the Evansville Journal for
their friendly notices And to the public
for their liberal patronage
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-28

DEATH OF J. INGRAHAM.-It is stated by
telegraph that Rev. J. Il. Ingraham, of
Holly Springs, Miss, who has lain in an
extremely critical condition for some time
past, in consequence of an accidental wound
by pistol shot, died at half past three
o'clock on Tuesday night.
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SECOND DISPATCH,

CHARLESTON, Dec. 27.-The Military have
been ordered out to protect the magazines
and arsenals in this locality. II is reported
that military corps from the interior are en-
route here.
have just had an interview with Capt.
Foster now in command of Fort Moultrie
lie says Anderson has acted on his own re-
sponsibility. Fort Moultrie has not been set
on hre. Capt Foster is still in command of
Fort Moultrie with few regulars.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-28

Ra-The Washington correspondent of
the Louisville Journal says that petitions
are being signed by men of all parties, ask
ing the President to resign" The CORES
pondent calls him the miserable i'm
beetle who presides over the government" :"
and says he is coward as well as traitor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-28

aEGr The Saw-mill of Altering & Brom-
melhaus, at the upper end of Water street,
is now in full operation. The mill is newly
built and fitted throughout with new and
improved machinery. The proprietors are
now ready to receive orders and to saw all
sorts of lumber at short notice. dec28-1t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-28

were holdIng ONCE connected with the Gus
toms under the United States, within the
limits OF South Carolina, be and they arc
hereby appointed to hold under the Gov
ernment of this State exclusively, without
any further connection whatever with the
Federal Government of the United States,
the same offices they now fill until other
wise directed, and that they receive the
same pay and emoluments for their SER
vices. 5-%s
End. That until this Convention or Cen
eral Assembly shall otherwise provide, it
shall appoint to all vacancies which shall
/ occur in such Offices
3rd. That until it is otherwise provided
by this Convention or the General Assem-
bly,, the Revenue, Collection and Naviga-
| tion laws of the United States, as far as
may be practicable be and they are
hereby adopted and made the laws of this
State, saving that no duty shall be collected
upon imports from the States forming the
late Federal Union known as the United
States of America, nor upon the tonnage of
vessels owned in whole or in part by the
citizens of said States, saving and excent- /
ing the act of Congress adopted on the Bird 4
OF March, 1857, entitled An act authoriz
ing the deposits of the papers of foreign
vessels with the COnsus of their respective
nations; which said act is declared to be of
no force within the limits of this State.
4th. All vessels built in South Carolina
or elsewhere, and owned for the amount of
one-thlrd by citizen or citizens of South
Carolina or any of the slaveholdng States
of North America and commanded bv citi- r
zens thereof and no other, shall have all
papers or documents issued By said officers
or owners in the name and by an
Lhorlty OF the State of South Carolina.
9th. All moneys collected by said officers
after deducting the sums necessary for
he compensation of said officers and other {
expenses shall be paid into the treasury Of
south Carolina for the use of said State. s
ubJect TO the order of this convention or c
he General Assembly
9th. The officers aforesaid shall retain in Il
heir hands all property of the IT, S. in their r
possession, custody or control, subject to the p
lsposal of the State, who will account for s
he same upon final settlement with the 1
overnment of the United States n
Done at Charleston Dec. 26 1860. b
lSlgned b. F. JAMISON, Pres't. p
Attest, B. F. ARTHUR, Clerk. N
The obligation of secresy was with
rawn. ca
CHARLESTON, Dec. 27.--The Convention ~
assembled this morning. After PRAYER u
lie journal was read 20
The President announced the reason why N
esterday ordinance was not printed in " y
lie journal. y
Mr.. Middleton here moved the Conven- 10
on go into secret session Immediately
Mr.. Detreville tried to get resolution to au
clare that the Governor of South Carroll eV
be authorized and requested to take pos -
Ssion of Fort MouItrie, when he was in SP
rrupted by the demand of a motion TO 90 W.
to secret session which had the preference. pr
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s@An order has been issued from the

B1FA An order has been issued from the
Postoffice Department requiring Postmas-
ters not to notify persons sending letters
without prepayment, that their letters will
be forwarded on receipt of the money
Postmasters are now instructed to send such
letters to the General Postoffice after a
weeks delay without any notification to
senders. U-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-28

9eA- The most elegant stock of fine cloth
ing in Indiana, is kept in Fosters new
block on First street, and the low prices at
which Lyons is now selling goods has in
dnced many persons to invest in splendid
oVercoats, at figures that defy competition.
His stock of business coats is still good and
he is also selling them very low.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-28

MEMPHIS, Dec. 27.-An immense, enthu-
siastie Union meeting, addressed by Neill
). Brown and others has been held this
evening. Resolutions were passed opposing
separate State secession, coercion, and favor
ing convention of the Southern States to
demand their rights. If refused then to
take action.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-28

gEA-Dr. James NJ. Hiatt will shortly be
in Evansville to deliver a course of lectures
on the human Orgdnzatioa-so we are re-
queSted to announce.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 26.-Considerable
feeling exists tonight among the Republi-
cans, and the action of the three who voted
against Adamss proposition seems to be
generally indorsed by the straight-out Re
publcans.
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GREAT FALLS, N. H., Dec. 26.-Ralph
Farnham, the last survivor of the battle Of
Bunker Hill, died this morning at the resi-
dence OF his son in Acton, Maine. His age
was l04 years, months and 19 days.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-28

A CoNTRAsr-The alacrity with which
the Old Public Functionary dispatched Gen.
Harney to Kansas to take care of Mont
gomery aud his Jayhawkers, and the ''reso-
lutte refusal of the same old gentleman to
send re-enforcements to Charleston.
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WAsHSGToN, Dec. 2e.-The delegates
from South Carolina have arrived and taken
private quarters. By agreement, they will
confer vita the President tomorrow. either
verbally or in writing. The subject will
be sent to Congress in a short message. on
which an exciting and critical debate is an
ticipated.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-28

SPRINGF1RLD, Ill, Dec. 27.-The Demo
cratic State Committee of Illinois has called =
State Convention to be held in this CITY on
the 10th proximo, to confer as to the exist
ing national crisis and to adopt some line of
policy relative thereto
Senator Baker of Oregon was publicly re-
ceived by his friends this afternoon at the
Court House. The hall was densely crowd
ed In an address occupying three-quarters
of an hour in delivery, he expressed an
earnest devotion Of himself and constituents
to the Union; secuted the idea of an inde-
pendent Pacific Republic, and declared en-
phatically that the Union would be preserv-
ed and the federal laws executed, both in
the North and in the South. His remarks
were warmly applauded
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pIEn

On yesterday morning, at CT o'clock EDSA Ans
oon'ort Of 5. L. Olmstead, aged s3 years. Her fun
ofai VIII take place at the Church ia Mechanics
vile, to-day (2sth) at 10 O'Clock p. H.
In Louisville, on Saturday morning, 22d inst. AZ
ter aShort and painful illness, JAMES BUsstrg. !,
in his 0lst year
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-28

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 27.-General MaRofin
has called an extra session of the Kentucky
legislature on the eth January to consider
the distracted condition of the country.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 27.-Peterson's De-
tecror cautions the public against counter
felt los on the Boylston Bank, Boston. Wig.
two females and a sheaf of wheat.
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BosToN, Dec. 27.-The failure of fSprague,
Minnon & Co. dry goods dealers in fremont
Row is announced. The liabilities are $50,
900. Assets $40, 900.
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Boz You that like good music and fun,
attend the concert of the Burlesque Opera
Troupe tonight.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Dauiel Van Metre, ESQ,
the Oldest lawyer at the Cincinnati bar died
suddenly in his chair in that city on Wed
neSday, the 10th. 1Hre- an
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TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.

~6lly "
3y the week payable TO CarrieTs) l6
afl-N eekly faper---.---..-. ~
Weekly Paper. 90
g Clubs of Is OF mere...--.--..-.---..-. l O.
IS The privileges Of yearly advertisers is limited
80 their own INN sdiate business, in their anne;
and all advertisements for the benefit Of other
persons, well legal advertisements and Adver-
hsemonts Of auction sales, and advertisements with
he name Of other persons sent in by them, mdst
be paid for at the usual rates.
Ba No report, resolutions or proceedings Of any
corporation, society, association public meeting
and DO communication designed to call attention TO
any matter Of limited of individual interest can be
inserted, unlesss paid for advertisement. sg
Rs Contracts for yearly advertising win not DO
discontinued unless order that effect left at
the Office, and when discontinued i'll less than
gear, the price OF the whole year will be charged.
2S legal advertisements hereafter. will be pub
1she'i at the expense Of the attorneys ordering and
rot Ceayahe for legal proceedings, but colIectable
st our usual time.
81 Our terms for job Work aud trsnsleut AdVer-
dement's are CASH.
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CHARLESTON, Dec. 27, 1890, p. M.-Maior
Anderson states that he evacuated Fort
Moultrie in order to allay the discussion
about the fort, and at the same time to
strengthen his own position.
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HA-T The game laws of this State will be
IN force again on and after the first of Janu-
airy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-28

16r Marble Hall tonight! Mirth, wit,
refinement Good music and rare fun 4
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Later from California

= TDJ TOHy pTess I
FORT hEARNEY, Dec. 25.-The weather
here is bright and bitter cold.
The Pony Express, with San Francisco
dates to the 18th inst, passed here at 4
O'Clock this morning.
The steamer Uncle Sam sailed for Aspin-
wal! on the l4th inst, with Sl,455, 600 in
gold.
The Republican papers charge that there
is secret organization TO concert measures
to establish an independent Republic on the
Pacific coast, in case of a dissolution of the
Union.
lNoTE.-The above dispatch, including
the California markets and Pacific SHINING
intelligence, was transmitted direct with
out repetition, from Fort Kearney, Nebras-
ks Territory, to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
distance of eighteen hundred mies.-REP.
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sE5- Go and hear the Apollo Minstrels
tonight
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Fort mGultrIe observation-disclosures
Splked md Carriages Burned.

--"-.- Ut IN BE 70 VI HNUUs
CHARLES roN, Dec. 27.-Fort Moultrie as
evacuated last night. Previous to evacua-
ton, the fort was fired, ard is now being
demolished by the flames. Only four
soldiers were left in charge. The soldiers
have all been conveyed to Fort Sumpter.-
Intense excitement prevails. The Conven-
ton is in secret session.
SECOND DISPATCH.
1t IS only the gun carriages that are on
tre. The cannon are spiked, and it is ru-
mored that train is laid to blow up the
Fort. This last report is doubted. The
excitement and indignation of the people is
intense.
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RlFA NE U-S.-45O RUSH PRE.WR
AM White Mercer Pink Eve Potatoes tusf ,s-s5-
ed and for sale by CHAs MeJOHHsT0N
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OYSTERS! d.
THE SEASON OPENED -!

BALTIMORE OYSTERS,
NEW YORK BAY SHE'LL OYSTERS
MILFORD, HARLEM, OYSTERS
DELAWARE BAY OYSTERS
" ARR a n TED FIRE SBf
Put up with especial care and attention Cans
well filled, and free from shell. For sale by the
case, half case and can. Great Inducements offered
to dealers and consumers
j. +. EELKE ER, Sole Agent
septl4-u No lot Main-st Evansville Ind
sSTH.sEEES .neJO M.N-sTO-S. WHOLE
- sale ard Retail GROCER AND PROVISION
MERCHANT, dealer in Cordage, Nails Glass c.
ment, Powder, Plaster Paris &C. No I2s Main
itroet, near the Canal. Evansville, Ind feh2e
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UEWV1UVV y NV " u
~ We want the above amount Of ILLINOIS
WISCONSIN,, IOWA, TENNESSEE, mIssOTRT'
eth SOhIh ana SOUTH CAROLINA, or any other
Southern money at par for dry goods. or on ac
count and viii sell the goods suited acc0rdipo n,
the times, very cheap. Our stock is very eonufete
Come along with your money to No AZ Main
street. The Union forever-ff not ia state ~,
want it in money, anyhow.
SCHAPKER & BUBsING
deczz No. 49 Main street
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STRANGE ILLNESS OF THE EXPRESS EUGEN1E.-She
becomes Rypochondriac.-On the subject of the
visit of the Empress Eugene to Scotland, the gos-
slipping Paris correspondent of the Court Journal
says:
''Ever since the death of her sister, the Duchess
dAlba, the Empress has been laboring under the
most terrible depression of spirits and has given
herself up entirely to the sad thoughts inspired by
her bereavement. The doctors have been called in
after the other, but without avail. Masses and
requems were alone capable of giving a moments
calm to Her Majestys constant excitement amount.
ing almost to despair. Her Majesty is evidently
suffering from that peculiar state of mind known in
France the imagination trdppee, state which, in
England, is treated energeticaly, by shower baths,
change of scene, opposition, sometimes by down
right coercion, but which in France meets with in
diligence and sympathy, with the humoring of rel
atives, and the coaxing and watchiul eagerness Of
dependents, Call bad methods of treatment accord
ing to English IDEAS and is therefore suffered to
acquire the proportions of formidable disease in
stead of being mere caprice of the imagination
npped in the bud, it is with us. The conviction
which has induced this state of mind with the En-
press is, that of being doomed to perish like her
sister, and OF the painful and lingering com.
plant-of which, with true hypochondriac delu-
sion, she is beginning to experience every symptom
as prompted by Imagination, suffering the pain and
WEAKNESS in reality, while the disease is only imag-
mary. Travelling alone has long since been pro
nOunced the only fer this state of mind, and
the doctors had all agreed that nothing but visit
to the South could restore her to her usual state of
health
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lNcENDARIsM.-Shortly after three o'clock yes
teTday morning, fire was discovered in frame shed
belonging to the brick yard of Mr.. John L. Reese,
located on the Washington road, outside of the city
limits. Two men, passing at the time, succeeded in
stopping the spread of the fire by tearing off some
fired. "~'
VIOLATING THE SABBATH.-Yesterdav man
named D. r. Footis, doing business at the corner of
Eastern avenue and Caroline street. was arrested
on the charge of selling confectionery on Sunday.
Justice Griffin fined him SIS and costs
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PRICE TWO CENTS

Iorce these border States to join South Carolina
or emanclpate their slaves $50 we goU sars tb"
faielgh Standard. "The extremists of the Nort5
wish to pen US up so as to compel us to emapcinata
our slaves, and the Governor of Soutb CarnIins
desires to do the same thing! If the old Union cam
nOt oG preserved by force how are we to be forced
members n of new Union? We leave it to the wise
fbe n" alsPassonate leaders in Carolina to answer
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Ship News.

NORFOLK, Dec. l0.-Arrived in Hampton Roads
today, ship Annie Bowen, from Manila on the 18th
OF OF August, Tangier on the 23d September, and
cape OF Good Hope October 24th-sugar, hemp
ana ana dyeWood; ship MONDAY, s5 days, and ship
frlncess, ITO days from Callao and bark GREY
hound, 56 days from Rio. with coffee for orders
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LATEST NEWS
TELEGRAMS.
Resignation of Secretary Cobl

WAsHGNGroN, December l0.-There now seems to
be no doubt that Hon. Howell Cobb has resigned
MS position in the Cabinet as Secretary of the
Treasury. His friends say he will repair to Georgia
on Thursday, he being candidate for member of
the State Convention to assemble on the 7th of jan
euaEy. lie did not attend the three last Cabinet
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Arrest of n MnEl

NEW loRK, Dec lO.-The murderer of Mrs.
Shancks, young man some twenty wears of ace,
giving the name of Alfred Buchanan has been
arrested and confesses the deed.
escaped ~
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:, NEW loRK, Dec. l0.-The weekly statement of
me city banks shows increase in loans of S676,
9o4 an increase in specie of S20 991 an increase in
of Sll ,36l,44S
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Fort KEARNEY, Dec. 1O.-The Pony Express
has arrived from California. The vote of that State
stands: Lincoln 38,702; Douglas 5000; Breckin.
population of GOO 0H0 49, "
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BALTIMORE COUNTY coURr-JUDor PRICE.

nm, 1VWsVNIUWN, DEC. To, I5BU.
Inc magistrates appeals, numbering ffty-ive
ca.esWere called this morning by rule of Court, and
the following cases disposed of, viz Appeals Dis
m'ssed.-Samuel Ellenger vs. Deborah Burgan; r.
u; r. keickert IS. August Ohs; Allen Paine U.s. j.
wesley Treadwell: Judgment Affirmed .-Edw
Stiefel u.s. Martha Observation-Disclosures Rererged
Edward d. and Charlotte Withers as. VIM. Dix;
VIM; II. Knight as. James W. Upton; Edward
Goodwin rs. Nicholas Hutchns. s.--Referred.-
nuther Slade as: VIM. Beam; and Stephen G.
nosnall u u.s. Jesse Hoshal ct al. entered agreed
b@t.-Geo. and Christian Howser, indicted for as
sault and battery, were each held to bail in the
sum OF $500 for their appearance; Chas W Little,
warner Bailey and Wesley Bond, indicted for
maliclously destroying property and perpetrating
nuisance, were each held in the sum of S4OO-
Adjourned.
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Union Meeting nt PhiladeInbi,


PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l0-Mayor Henry will issue
a proclamation in the morning, calling Union
meeting OF the citizens of Phadelphia for Thursday
noon, at the State House.
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marine Disaster.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec. 6.-The schooner !
Leaning for New York, with cargo of turpen
tine and rosin, was burnt on the 5tb instant at
Milledgeyille u" a'
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hIunicipal Elect;on of pos..

BosToS, Dec. lO.-The municipal election of this
G,ay city took place to-day. Joseph NJ. Wightman,
Dem. and Union candidate, has probab7v baap
elected elected Mayor over Moses Kimbail, Republican.
Wightman was about five hundred ahead at i
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IsECUND DEsPATUH.
BOSTON, Dec. 10, p. M.-The vote for Mayor
st stands thus: Whightman s,76s, Kimball 5,6sl
The unionists have large majority in the city
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TIE Loss OF FuGHIvE SLAvEs.-The last census
returns give the following sta tement OF the num-
ber of fugitive slaves which each savehodng State
lost in the wear 1850:
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> COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND
DECEMBER Term, lSG0-ANNAPoIIs, Dec. 10, 1880
NO l66. Charles B. Calvert and George IL.
Calvert Us: Charles H. Carter. Appeal from the
Equity side of the Circuit Court for Prince Georges
county. The argument in this case was further
continued by ). Mason Campbell for the appellee
and Thomas s. Alexander for the appellants
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party of six young men eft Railway, N. j., in
two sail boats, on the 29th ult., bound for Sandy
Hook, on fishing excursion, with the expressed
intention of returning the lst instant. They have
not been heard of since.
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Virginia
The Legislatures of North Carolina, South Caro-
lima Georgia and Arkansas are still in session.
The Mississippi Legislature has Just adjourned.
ANOTHER ANTr-ABoLIrroN OUTBREAK IN BOSTON,
BosroN Dec 9.-To day the Twenty y-eighth Con-
gregatonal Society held religious meeting in
Music Hail. The house was crowded. The negro
Douglass delivered the lecture. After the lecture,
he made some remarks relative to free speech,
which caused great excitement, and finally ended
in a row. One man was put out of the hail.
EFFECTS DlsUNIoN.
A favorite scheme with the Governor of South
Carolina as disclosed in his recent message, is to
prohibit the introduction of slaves into that State
from North Carolina and other border States so as
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The DIsuNION MOVEMENT,

South Carolina will not Resist the Collection of
Duties During the Present Administration.
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IMPORTANT FROM NORTH CAROLINA

THE KENTUCKY BANKS Will NOT SUSPEND,