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g. q. Griswold havin. taken his son.
fFtfh q hKlSWOLD, into partnership, they
= iereslier practice under the firm of Girls
Nv.D hHlSWOLD. They will practice in all
At t2aLis OF the city of Richmond ,and in the coun
IS herrico and Hanover, and in the Circuit
acfI. q Essex and King and Queen COUNT. s.
br, Vii also attend to the Collection OF Claims
ssVaHd upwards IN any part OF the State.
Vhce on Ross street, two doors from RlchmOnd
Hfse, C.. IL GRISWQ.D,
J. q. GRISWOLD.
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LEGAL VALUE OF A WIFE's AFFRCTIoN-At
Columbus, Ohio, on Saturday, the case OF
Bowers rS. Preston and others, to recover
damages for alternating the affections of his
wife, has been again decided in the Superior
Court, the Jury awarding 5000 damages to the
plaintiff. 1t will be remembered q 600 was
the award on the first trial. An effort will be
made to carry the case up to the Supreme
Court on 4 writ of error
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

- NOTNE.-The co partnership in the
D'~Is Practice Of Law, heretofore existing he
sicn the under.igned. under the irm of Girls
1VLp CLAIBORNE, is this day dissolved by
IGiy,l cousent.
il- unfinished business Of our clients will re
'.t X heretofore the attention of us both.
&C. GRiSWOID,
tchmunG, April 2, lSsl IL. ACLAi BORNE
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SEIZURE BY CUsToM-HOusE OFFICERs.-On
Thursday of last week the :Custom- House Of.
ficefs at New Orleans made prize of war boat
containing no less than fifty kegs of powder
which they placed in the keeping of police of.
ficers. The Crescent asks whether the pow.
der belongs to Juarez or Miramon!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-06

The CampbeHs are enchanting the lovers Of
good music with their rare songs and beau til
tulchorusas. They will remain at Mechanics
Institute Hall for few nights longer, and de-
serve to be greeted with crowded audiences.
In the troupe are several of the best vocalists
low slang is used in their burlesques, no one
can see and hear them without being pleased
As will be seen from their advertisement the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-06

ALARMING STATE OF AFFAIRS In NAPLES
The following is An extract from letter Of an
American now in Naples to his friends in
Philadelphia
NAPLES, March 9th, 1S6o.-Things are in a
wrstched condition here. Arevolution was an-
ticipated on Saturday last. On Sunday MOI j.
lug. the proprietor Of our hotel was taken out
Of his bed and carried on 10 prison, and to-day
he has been banished from his home and fami-
ly. He is q mau OF influence and wealth, but
chose to express love for liberty. Last week,
thirty persons OF position were sxtled.
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Horse flesh brings fancy prices now q. days.
Jim Barton, frotter, was sold the other day
by Mr.. Chapman to II L. Baker, for $1,000 He
will be taken - California.
A man in Indiana recently committed sui.
eide through fear OF becoming Il druukard. as
he felt the appetite tor liquor growing upon
him.
The resignation OF Second Lieut.. Leroy Ma
pier, Jr, U. s. army, has been accepted by the
President
Robert g. Nc Donald. of Mobile, who killed
virginia Stewart, courteZan, in New York.
eight months ago, has not been tried yet
The stable and granary Of j. b. Scott. in
Prince Edward county, Va, Were burnt ON
Sunday laSt-lOss $500.
The steamship Canada sailed from Boston
on Wednesday. with 81 passengers tor Liver
pool and M for Halifax.
The Indiana delegation to Charleston are TO
carry their own provisions. Cheese, crack.
ers, and Bologna sausages!
The charter election in Brooklyn, n Y, on
Tuesday, resulted in the success Oi the De-
mocracy.
Mrs. Lucy Lee Carter. daughter OF Mai.
Gen. Henry Lee, of the Revolution, died in
Philadelphia on the 2ith ult.
Fifteen Potomac pilots were licensed by the
County Court of Alexandria last week, under
the recent act Of the Legislature.
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SS GEORGE B. steer.

80 DENTIST,
=. ies shd Residence Southwest corner Main and
) ) ia, hrst door above Crenshaw's New Hotel,
ssaaand Va.
Aa'!hs An experience of ten years in bis profes
= ~ he ieels confident of giving satisfaction to
.% y, she may favor hlm with theiy patronage.
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10 rHE VOTERS OF HENRI.

cot respectfully announce sseii =
-,.,e for re election tor COM NJ iSSIONEE OF
II gRVENUr. ia the Lower District, AT the
]. - "A Nav. and very especially solicit your
t' nh S-toel JOHN 4. EACHU.
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rival at New Bedford we are in receipt of Rio
dates to the I'D February, which is fourteen
days later than those last received. Prices for
conee were unchanged, and round lots for the
STOCK was 10000 bags, and the clearances to
the United States since the 1st inst, were
only 24,GN bags, 1900 bags of which was
cleared previous to the 7th, the date of the last
advices The only vessel known to be on the
way to Baltimore with coffee is the Monticel.
10, which cleared early in February with some
$500 bags.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-06

IA 1DsHrance-LIFE and FIRE, At the NV.
est rates chaTsed by re.pessibte companies.
For ALL KINDA Of Insurance, upOu EbeyaI
terms, call at the GsAerai IasHyasfe O6es, on
Pearl street, next door to Z. ID. Eacho. opposite
J N. Gordon.
nA The BEST COMPANIES represented. aad
az losses promptly paid.
o'clock. C.. n. bkiCkEN,
ap2-lw General 1nsn5a Agent.
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Herbert A. Claiborne, date Of GIswod h
:as Coartsuf the city Of Richmond and county
feArco
@se over Tupman \ Eull's, no North Nam, 6
aas .io3 Governor street 2-d&wlm
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NJ HENRY HUDNALL,
b.. ATfOkNEY At Law m

ATTORNEY AT LAW
saetees in .u., AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
go Oil the Courts held in the city Of Rich
e,cls Cousy,,.a y,,acqees regularly IN the County and
s:nsl,s, Ha.a,il wiil take Depositiens and Acknov
H. shateysr aaa,ter and Certify Oaths, and pol.
Wary other duties pertain 10 the Office Of
.Ss tie Ca.teafne OF Bank aud llth streets. just
n House. ja Silly
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kN-s DIR. PALMER has removed his OIL
~ hce to Broad street, over Blair s Apothe
.pL aDJ-lw
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. TO rIE VOTER sOF Dis,

~ TkICT NO. ], HIN KICU COUNTY 7
',,s-,fnl,y announce myself a candidate for the
ss Of CONSTABLE for the first District, and
= -,tour suifases:
:, tr rcTloN-The 4th THURSDAY in May
-, JAS. FENELON BRADLEY.
is9 Aim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-06

An Error.-In giving the vote for Council
and Court in Monroe Ward, in yesterday s
Dispatch. two errors occurred, which we now
For the Council, L. W. GIazebrook, Esq, re-
ceiyed SIC votes instead OF :S3G. For the Court,
Mr.. Adolphus Gary received 100 votes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-06
S LAwRENCE 5. MAKYE.

La RENEE 8. MAKYE,
sae,ce, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
se .at canthe ~ the Courts OF the City Of Richmond
=. S'ah'ies OF Henrico, Hanover and Caro-
Esgse so s,. Notary s,lic and Commissioner ofthe
7asrsaates 7as ,s.,s court Of Claims.
q Ipna.,taersbip between Mr.. Cu.srAIy WuIry
aa sree, ueing dissolved. his office ix now on
jas' eeiow Coddin's Hall. fe l3-ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-06

Early Bathing.--About o'clock last We'd
nestay morning, young lady named Bird
song. aged about eighteen years, q resident OF
Manchester, became tired of this world, and
BY way of taking quick passage to another
lett her home and threw her handsome person
into the raging canawl," near the cotton fac.
tory. Finding the water excessively chilly
she screamed aloud for help, and Messrs VIM
$. Rogannie and Peter X. Morgan Sr hear
ing her cries, hurried to her assistance, and
rescued her from watery grave. What in.
duced her to attempt self-destruction is not
known even to her friends.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-06

EENEzUELA.-The recent route of the rebel
forces At Palmer de Caracol had proved a de-
cisive affair, and the pacification Of the repub-
lie is now regarded as nn fat 0cc0mpli. Gen
eral Paez has been recalled.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-06

Accident from F2mid-Persons who use burn
ing fluid cannot be too careful with it, A
night or two since, Mrs. Brown, on Union
Hill, after filling lamp, attemp pied to light it
before screwing down the tubes, and in mo.
ment the liquid was in blaze. Becoming e
alarmed, the madam dropped the lamp upon
the table and in her efforts to extinguish it,
burned aer hand severely. Most Of the acci-
dents that occur from the use of fluid are the
results of carelessness, as in this instance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-06

,vnrDATEs FOR OFFICE.
urNRIcO COUNTY.
roruE VOTERS OF HENRiCe

c5iNTS,olsss g. e,ptiaats raf sEssvtSfE ssy tns ST;
- 81 1HeeTR DISTRICT OF HENRlCO CO.,
L ~ ..tiaiI, solicit .oar sniisages at the eiec-
~ esEtY next. Should IT be your pleasure to
ssf a NJ n,ed.e M, sell 10 discharge the duties
81. Ias, f,thiuih Respectfully.
T. ne caiee ''''''' GEO. w. CARTER.
y tee
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\S TO MESSKS. A. j. TERRI ELL,
80 WIN. c. TALiAFERRO.F FENDALL
Griffin. JAMES GILMAN. AND OTHERS
ID lcdmplance with your request and in accord
.s5 with ms own inclination. herebv announce
,0C0lSTI, aud respectfully solicit the votes of
Hj lsiow-clii IA May next, for that office.
,tjsns ny sell 10 discharge the duties Of the Of
d-e aIthiHl.s Respectfully.
t. It's JOHN -. TAYLOR
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49, JOHN 5. CASkIE,
Ras ,smo, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
as Ss1so his Office to No. Law Building, near
Hss.ae Court House.
iebnnaaeiI IN all the Courts held in the city Of
'Aa and county Of HenricO. ie Its
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ro TuE VOTERS OF DISTRICT

i hereby annon n"e myself = cSn
ss district, s ,ss .ad nse fssees,sli, c. sas,
~ rctes y@ IN May next era w ruon.s
90 a az bEo. W. hHV"'AS'
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AN EXTENSIVE FIRE IN THE WoODs.-A
letter dated Concord, New Hampshire, March
3ist, says:
A large fire In the woods occurred to-day,
bstween Concord aud Acton, burning over q
space Of nearly !. .1U acres Of lnad, together
by q psrsOn burning brnsh. No estimate can
b. made at present OF the loss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-06

~ ARCHER ANDERSON,
W1I,. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
heenamraa maetee IN the Courts held in the city of
bgdsf' ofcc, for the present, ia GOd6in's
s' NH 7-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-06

Impxdsnee Pxsishsd.-Isaac 0ainss. q free
negro, was arrested yessesAay hy Lou snAas
Thomas. Of henrico, and takss helprv Juasies
Shepard, who ordered him 70 - aoeeed fpr
using insolent and provoking language 20 NJ
James Belcher.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-06

No Witsess.-John Branley, arrested for as
sauitiny and beaung Thomas McMannis with
q slupg shot, some months since, was before
the Mayor yesterday for examinatiOn; but
owing 10 the absence Of the com pIainant, who
has left the city, the investigation could mol
take nlace
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-06

Prisoner lrrsrsd-W Waller s. Land, con v cte<l
in Princess Anne county, asd sen tsnced to the
Penitentiary for eighteen year,, was to have
arrived here yesterday afiernooa in the Cur.
tis Peck, in charge Of Sheriff Bouneau. and n
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s. Tbs 81. Losia lIossls a. 1e 1psa1IaG haa
Hen euyned down.
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OPERATIONS OF THE U. s. MINT.-The gold
deposits at the Mint in Philadelphia for the
month Of March amounted to $t4l, ,i77.sS. Sill
yer deposits and purchases S73,3057 Spanish
and Mexican fractions of dollar to the amount
OF $is.9l9ls were received in exchange for new
cents, and $3.50 of old copper cents were re-
ceived in like exchange. The gold coinage for
the month was $277,0 ,02O in double eagles;
S12 525 in quarter eagles Sls. .729 in dollars and
S9.l775s in fine bars; making a total gold COIN
age OF S3i7, SO. The silver coinage was
Si.&,!s9.Oi in dollars, half dollars, quarters,
Dunes, half dimes, three cent pieces and bars.
Gents, $4,000. The whole number Of pieces
coined during tho month is 3.366, ISL, Of the
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--ni nr 4. ]. Terrell. Joseph Bernard.
~ t'renshaw, Benjamin Walton,
lines 1. Gordon, Mayor Ford,
"A James D. &. Bridsewater,
Nm. l.. Wade, Thos. NJ. Montague,
: He!lsrern, S. a. Moles.
Peer Lawson, Simon p. Fod,
is B. rjnsey. Hudson Is Ford,
Il L. Lancaster. AhneT HiIliard,
Nm 4. Barnett, Thomas VI. Ladd,
lanes Gilman Charles q. Paleske,
Peter Huthes. Henry Nirough,
hosrt u. alton. Geo. Tlmberlake,
v C. Tahsierro, X. +. EllysOn.
lanes r. Malous, Richard Thomas,
IA. sehws-erl., Daniel n. Melton,
iendal Griffin, John Perkins.
hatofl, Sherwin McRae,
W Cuihngwofth, ST., Il. c. Crump.
rotd, ia 3l--tg
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The Military Of this city can make u grand
display on the 18th inst, If business generally
is suspended. Companies from this and other
States are expected here Oh that day, and our
soldiery should be allowed to turn out in
their strength. Many OF the largest mercan.
tile and mechanical establishments Is in the city
are determined to close doors on that day, and
If the suspension is general, and the weather
proves favorable. the procession will bo the
largest one ever witnessed in the metropolis
OF the Old Dominion. Men of all parties are
deslrous OF witnessing the inauguration of
the marble statue of Henry Clay, procured
should be given them of doing So That even.
ing the "Clay dinner" is TO be given by the
COMMITTEES to the distinguished strangers who
are to be here to which all can subscribe.
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knew We're not
THE CAPTURE OF SANBoEN.-A dispatch
from Boston gives fuller accountof the ar
rest Of F. W. Sauborn in Concord, by U. S.
officers on a requisition from the U. S Sem
ate's Harpcr's Ferry Investigating Commit
tee. 1t says;
Watson Freeman, Jr, Deputy U. S. Mar
shall and Silas Carlton, Deputy Sergeant-at-
Arms of the United States Senate, called at
Sanborn's residence at O'Clock last night.
Sanborn refused to accompany them, when he
was handcuiiea and taken to carriage at the
door. during which he struggled violently,
and the members of his family cried murder,
fire, &c. The excitement spread, and the
town bells were rung, calling large crowd.
Rufus Hosmer, a citizen, died suddenly, it is
supposed, from the excitement the affair Occa-
stoned him. Sanborn was torcibly taken from
the officers by the crowd and kept ont of
their power until Il writ OF hdbeaS corpus could
be obtained 1t is said the writ has been pre-
pared for some time III anticipation of the ar
rest. Deputy Sheriff John Is. Moore served
the writ Of habeas corpus and arrested Sanborn,
which ended the mission of the u. :. Mar
shal's posse for the time being. The following
is the writ of hdtsdS corpus
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
To ths ShsYtfS Of our Counties, Sc.:-We COM
mand you that the body of Frank Is. San born,
OF Concord, in the county of Middlesex, by ST.
las Carleton, imprisoned and restrained Of his
liberty, as ii is said, you take and have before
Justice OF our Supreme Judicial Court at
Boston, in the county Of Suffolk, immediately
after the receipt Of this writ, to do and receive
what our said Justice shall then and there
consider concerning him in this behalf. and
summon the said Silas Carleton then and there
TO appear before our said Justice, to show the
cause of the taking and OBTAINING of the said
Frank b. Sanborn, and have you then this
writ with the doings thereon.
Dated April 3, l,,U, and signed by EbeneZer
lockwood Hoard, Associate Justice Of the
Supreme Judicial Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-06
RICHMOND. VA, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1860

FRAUDS IN GOLD AND SILvER WARE-In a
former letter I alluded TO the danger to the
purchaser OF buying jewelry at the Jew stores
In Chatham street. Since writing that COM
municati0n have conveTsed with q gentle
man in the employ of the Government at the
Assay once in this city. From the fnforma-
swindlers in jewelry are not confined TO one
quarter OF the city, but that even in the mos,
fashionable Broadway shops "all il not gold
that glitters." The practice Of adnlternting
the precious metals is carried to such an ex tent
that nine. .tenths ofall the so-called s.gOld Or
naments, !" bracelets, pins, rings, chains. &c,
worn by both sexes, may be fairly estimated to
contain on an average, not over 20 per cent. Of
real gold. Ny informant assured me that in
one case heavy geld fob chain, bought in
Broad way at 4 cost Of eighty dollars. deposit
ed at the Assay Once for melting, was
upon assay found to contain just eight dol
lars worth OF gold, the balance of weight
being made up of an alloy of copper and zinc
Large lots OF gold ornaments, estimated by
tneir owners a. a value OF sixteen dollars 70
tne ounce, not unfrequently returns a twen-
tieth. and seldom over q tenth of their sup
posed value. In the article OF gold watches
the most enormous frauds are perpetrated.
am warranted in asserting that scarcely one
IN hundred OF the gold watches for sale in
the stores, and so prodigally worn by Young
America,"i is what it purpOrts to be. or in trim
sicaIiy worth ten per cent. above the cost Of
manufacture. In the sale of silver ware the
same deception is practiced, though not to so
great an extent A large lot of table ware late
iy purchased from an extensive Broadway
dealer, and guaranteed to cont tain ninety per
ceEt. OF pure silver, upon test showed def
ciehcy OF twelve per cent. below stated value
In sun another case, gentleman Of my &C.
quatnfance deposited with q AIDING manu-.
lactNrer OF silver ware i quantity of Mex ican
dollars to be made into forks and spoons of a
specliied value, ninety per cent. pure silver
Subsequent examination proved Il fraud of
nearly nifty per cent.-New York Core pOademce
Of the Schoharie Republican.
WASHINGTON 1EVING.-The New York Aca-
DENY of Music was thronged Tuesday night
with one of the most Intellectual audiences
ever gathered within its walls to do honor to the
memory OF Washington Irving. The meeting
was heid under the auspices Of the New York
historical Society, and none but its members
ano invited guests were admitted. Lieut.
Gen. Scott Hon. Edward Everett, sHon~G Geo
bancroft, and Or. ]. w. Francis were among
ine distinguished gentlemen present. The
drop scene OF the stage was down. and in front
OF 1t was tapestry hanging, which, when
raised at the commencement of the exercises
disclosed iiie-like portrait of Irving, seated,
musing, In his library. A row of emblematic
urns stood in front, and the speakers desk
was dressed in mourning William Cullen
Bryant, the orator of the occasion, pronounced
a very appropriate aud eloquent eulogy upon
the memory of Irving.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-06

LYNCH LAw.-The origin Of this term may
b found in Historical Recoliections Of vir-
ginia," by Henry Howe. This Is an extract:
"Col Charles Lynch, brother Of the fouf-
der Of LynchbufT. Va, was an oficer Of the
American Revolution. His residence was on
the Staunton road, in the southwest part of this
(CampbelD county. now the seat Of his grand
son, Charles Henry Lynch, Esq. At that time
this country was very thinly settled, and in.
tested by lawlcss hand of Tories and despeY.
ADDE'S. The necessity of the case involved
desperate measures. and Col. Lynch, then a
leading Whig, apprehended and had them pun
iehed without any superauous legal ceremony
Hence the origin Of the term Lynch Law
This practice Of Lynching con ntinued years af-
ter the war. and was applied to many cases OF
mere suspicion Of guilt, which could not be
regularly proven. In 1892 says Wirt's Life
of Henry there were many suits on the South
side OF James river for inflicting Lynch's
Law" At the battle OF G GuilfOrd Court House,
a regiment Of rihemen, raised in this part OF
the State, under the command of Col. Lynch,
behaved with much gallantry. The Colonel
died soon after the close of the war Charles
Lynch, Governor Of Louisiana was his son.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-01
The Electoral Colleges.

The Electors of President and Vice
President in the several States are re-
quired by law of Congress to meet on the
first Wednesday of December next, which
is the fifth day of the month, at such
place as may be designated by the States
respectively. The commissions to the Elec-
tors must first have been transmitted to
them by the Governor The Electors,
having met on the day designated, must
proceed 10 vote by ballot for President and
Vice President Of the United States, one of
whom must be resident Of a different
State from themselves They must then
make three copies OF all persons voted as
President and Vice President which must
be signed by all the Electors voting-one
to be sent to the President of the United
States Senate by a messenger one to be
transmitted to the same person by mail,
and one TO be placed in the hands of the
judge of the United States District Court
for the district i'll which the voting takes
place. The cover or envelope which con
tains the votes Of the Electors must be SO
designated in writing, and duly signed II
any vacancy occurs in the Electoral Col
legc OF any State, the act Of Congress au
thorizcs the Legislature of the State 10
provide for filling such vacancies The
Electors throughout the country should
make such arrangements as will ensure
their presence on the appointed day at the
place of meeting Of their respective Coz
leges-Nuttonai IntcLgencer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-01

Thcge i nothing noI5 to report .ince our
lat in reference TO the movements At the
South ,crrarIs dissolution. Of lie Union.
The position Of matters seems to be about
t,is. South Carolinars-olves Grecfg:.ate,y
10 70 out. and her legislature Ia called a
convention 10 make the necessary arrange
ineut- 70 lh.t end. That contention viii
probably declare tie Stale out Of the
U-:yn on tie 1t Of JANUARY, or ro-sillv
may put of the day to the 4cA Of March
Georgia, Mississippi. Alalaua. &c that q
Gew weeks ag, seemed % ready TO follow
her lead. bv lie effort, Of >.cphers. Jy!.u-