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whfshsy.-s. r. s~it's Ks.syeny eals
d~w nosrdp~. soM ~ ~ drurgtrA Hp0kMAE 90,
NOS Ia. -. III AZ ~ BrosAv~y, NJ
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DR.. marsh Ccvtisues 90 Apply MS Ra-
h~rus rupsnrs nARsH CO., No tvsssy a. M
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DTumgold Il Proch, Formerly or VA
Bro~d~sy having made ccn-cticn VIII B~nsos Jr The
wei nj reutlemeus wearing appaxrl 0cn
ted III ~ brpom~ str~et door ~ broadway Their
Old fepds and russnneS Invited 70 call coxhes Al
descriptions made order nj lowest cssh pricea parsculx
attention paid to Army and Navy Uniforms
"summ~r Suits" ~ TO SlO.-CaH early
for them. DE GROoT'S Granite Hall, la Fulton street.
between Nassau street and broadway
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Great Sale Of Shirts-Six for Ss.
MOODy's shir1 Mandatory. 262 Broadway.
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SUSSEX COUNTY. N.Aw iao Jyrs n tsWl
IL, SIS, 10, Is, Co, 9, II, 40, 81, %, So, 81.
'Cossn,ipAryp LOTTERY GAS los. Jrrs "a lSD
80. 81, 9, "a, 2, 6, Is, &c, 80, 81, SO, IL.
FRANCE. BROADBENTs 4 co..
Managers Wilmington. Deaware-
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JOuvfn d Co.'s Kid Gloves.-Just He
per steamer invoice Of these celebrated manuac
surer's Kid Gloves
I<sry 4 Goa successors HUNT pEsBNuRy Eoa 5
and Aston House. leaders and nroduoerr q fashion Tor
gentlem~p's hats.
CAnp-Retiring from business muM cheerfully re-
commend fr1cuda and the public Mr. James Hunt and
Charles X. Dusenbury. our succe~sors
hessrs Hunt Dusenbury respecvey have bad sov long
the az manufacturing and saiee de
partrneuts the whole establishment their
hands sber faculties are he sAhose sAsezsA ~
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DSelnWay 8 sens
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4 Osovse = Daksr Usesslses Dsytng 1a-
49, ~ feud a. ~ fAzny. O0os - uruakwAg.
Nsv vot. - ~ gulaa sarssl ns1ak1yH
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Bloom Desver.--aenl1cmenAs Uress Hat,
the leading style for summer Eutroducsd b. oHNIN. No
bD Brusdwny.
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Defiance salama nder Safes-With Pa
powder pr~af and barr Aisc Gre burglar
prod ssdehoard and pArio< Safes Depot $ huraI sree
corner o. College place. RoBkRr n. PATRICK.
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Jesssrss HAIR Dye-Te Celsv 0rown, 80
nss bea hlHek essw pw hos wsnraaIs ~ resAA 80
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DR.. Riggs watsrProsf mutipeds1 TRUSS
and approved varcccee Institute AsA~ House. IN Beg
clay ssreel
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sAsnsslves q rufsasr rOwiKRs servtcs Ne rArese
logical CsbneS 90 BruAdwsy an ohais cAayta VII fuu
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Cmcsai Drawings Of Hodges. Davis d
co.'s Consolidated Lotteries Of Gcorstss
CIAse 81 JuHx - la00
az, 40, 20, ~. 6, 20. GIG. 81, 81, 76, l, So, g.
Prizes essAed ~ "a Broadway crculr-p aeut freeL
HOD0ER DAVIS 4 CO..
Nanaxurx. Nscrua- NNoru1a
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RsrrSng's Patent Chsmpien rfrs And
g~rsAs rvx aAfea =, Broadway. suss~ q MURRAY srssA
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ChvisssAsrv's Hair Dye, Wigs, snd Tsu-
pee, Ne ~ wuvid, vkoale aa1 81 ~ dyu
prvstey APPLIED. - assu Bouee
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Cisrshueh's ulsssve wig, with On.
<afuable yarinep novelty all Hhcuh sxAmine =
eruAAwAy. mem 70 A. r. SewAr'a
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WnA&s, ths Hates, Ahead.-New shapes
h.ans elxAy HstA Now duo frsm emotion. 0ns douss
oaGh 3eHroAAwNy.
Men'p end Doys' Straw Hats, An all
qualities and shapes, n dENINs, SIS Broadway.
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Tm NEW ARCTIC ExPEDFrIoNs.-The present
GUNNER Is destined to see revived an era of
Arctic explorations. There are now on foot
three expeditions to the regions of ice, each
having for Its object sseparate and distinct re-
suit One expedition, under the command Of
the new Arctic adventurer, Mr.. Hall, Of Cincin
natl, has already started from New London
having sailed from there few weeks ago. The
second, under Dr.. Hayes, h announced to leave
Boston on the 18th inst and the third will start
from England, under the auspices of the British
government, about the LIST Of July, to make q
survey for the North Atlantic telegraph to La
brAdoE
The special object Of Mr.. Halls enterprise is
to search for any survivors of Sir John Frank
Inns party who may, by some possibility, still
exist among the Esquimaux Mr.. Hall contem-
plates On over ice route in . direction not yet
penetrated by explorers; and even If it should
turn out that none of Franklin's party remain
In those desolate regions, il will be some salts
faction to know that the last chance has been
tried to ascertain the certainty of their fate.
The expedition of DR.. Hayes, 1t is known,
has been undertaken with view TO complete
the solution of Dr.. Kanes discovery Of an open
Polar Sea, with which object he intends to sail
UP Smiths Sound, and make directly for the
North Pole with sledge parties
The British government is about to send out
CAPITALISM +. l.. McCintock. in the Bulldog, to
make the surveys for the North Atlantic tele
graph, which, though not strictly an enterprise
of Arctic discovery. will have to be conduct
ed In the icy regions of the Northern seas.
This line is to have its European terminus
at point in the extreme North of Scot
land, and its American terminus on the coast Of
Labrador. From the starting point in Scotland
it will run to the Farce Islands, distance of
$50 miles; thence TO Iceland. distance of $50
miles; crossing that island to the bay of Rel
kiavik another submarine section win be laid
to Greenland, distance of nearly GOO miles,
and after intersecting the southern end of Green
land, another section Of GOO miles will connect
with the coast of Labrador, at Hamilton's Inlet
The aggregate length of the submarine cable in
this line will be about 1850 miles, and the land
route about 800.
Thus II will be seen that, in addition to all
The other great events Of this summer, the season
will be marked by the Inauguration Of these very
interesting expeditions to the Arctic regions.
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nreeklyn. PhstsgrsPAs. Ainfaturss,
CAhlneeA Imperiah NE Oalereo eGkabusked In. q
- Puhn aSesA by OHAa =. WILLIAMSON.
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II there d any msm that te voice Of the ma
joriy justice ESPENSCHEID has reason To
congr~tuas himself has the demand fos his smn
styles within bowshot Of that which prevails this
The corps Of saemen active sy are and sronshe.ed
alo impossible 70 keep pace with the
incesasut cali for ne KSPRNSCEID DRESS HAT and he
various styles In Fe Coth, Casnerc and srAw wnacs
mention, and which he has introduced
during The and present month all Of which are sold - per
cent ass than Broadway prce2 0yD him CAL . NO. III
Nassau nroel
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AZ wHQLysALE-sEgA RA--cAsB yBUrns a,
"A ~w Ss~ s.s snss z e.4 - = "A
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VNAPP's SPRING AND SUMNER BxvnIA0H
N Every perNon make tAa 6exghful ~ 49,
beverHye ~ using xnaPp's Conoenirsed kxacs e nec
urs Al cen 50 cents 81 and q eacA wiaA fun dhSoas -
making H. oeuersldepos - adsoa aresk ~ b. ~ WAD
aAle AruggstA
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Dr.. C. H. S HOL E s

Prof,s,or Eth ps,asss Il Ho-,a,
The only Regular Graiuas. Physician advertising N
/ B-ton, gives particular attention n Disease Of
Oman, especially those suffering rom any dis.rsnse
Dsn Of the Menstrual system. Married single Laiie.
may apply With safety snd in confidence, SCI relief ruu
the many nisiOrtunes peculiar ~ The
LUNAR MlXTU RE.
have prepared Medicine sr the purro." n rcrulat
ing thu 6onftIy SIeksSss, vhiVh have us fr The last
ten years With tie Rost uuhoGnded success The 6lo~
lug r-couaendatou is sufficient.
Its uniform saccess, e,trrne css->, t. A.
tonshng it is satisfactory n-Joarsd o. Ata. Med
seIeres.
have hundreds az private ~ ire sane hap
~ results hat for obvious rs.s,as cannot place them
bc.or- The public.
1t the very hest thing known AZ the rnrns- and IN
cases Of obstruction sft.r all other have failed, III
surely produce the desired effect guaranteed
IN OF ea,s., or the price will r. retIiel Purely vsge
table. and perfectly safe al all times
CtITtON.-Sever purCha~r Any medicine AZ this na-
TN Of any len shou, the caun.,y for sale such
Pills and drops deserving Of confidence vhatevet
Experienced nurses ana pleasant ir those who
y ish 70 remain unde, my
Address Or. c. Il. SfloLES -, Court STREET, Boston,
Boston, june, ls6o- ly Il
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DTPERET's
FRENCH LUSTRAl
HAIR DRESSING AND RESTORATIVE.

This article j. getting to be 20 extensively used
and Ia. won for itself such rencvn Tor the cure
fevery disease which the scalp and hair i. heir To-
that the proprietor need not do nor. than as-u.e
the public that iis quality il kept mp ~ the bet
it ever has been, and that it may be relied on to
de all 10 restoring the Hair that il has been
found to do.
C. q. Peck Ellsworth b. ?. Bradt sry general
Wholesale agent, No. Smith. Block Bangor, Me.
"A If
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~ The sAravtEfa can be had # any respeeta-
bic storekeeper in the Country. ly24
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FOR SALE.

rJ'HE House and Lot situated on Court Street,
and recently occupied by Asa Edwards
The same will be sold at a bargain and easy
terms. Apply to--Wm. q. M0SELY Franklin, or
A. i. DRINKWtTEB. Ellsworth.
Ellsworth, July L., lSGo. 3m Is.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
R H. E D D Y,
Of PATENT
Late Ag,a IF Z. y. Psirat 09ee, H-lshng,on,
-and7 the iet Of Is17--
&c State ST.. opposite KiIby Street.
BOSTON,

,-r,,,, : .., ,4., :. -.
IN q" . i :. vi t' -,
$50 80, "' -; -. -, -, ~ -, ~ ~.
s'aess a." Ira 80 ''. - ,'e"
~ :, "a . -. .. - - - -
IL - -, -, " =, :, - a, -,
., - - . - -, -. ~ -: -. ~
I'M, ~ ~ - ~ r,'s - - = 80
80 -, ~ a., -. -, -, -.
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ihtN asyi.H : no. '.tA "a - " - hi-'d"i,
qua = w. II - .t' ~ ~ ~
Pav Us, ~ nv 9 ~ ~ any, az m y an
BE- offered Tn =" ~ ~ ~. o.. . E.V.'
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The Great Central Active Principle Of the Talu andyne
Is development u the Original Natural opatc In
all cases wherever Opium has been use. and its hanetu
effects Witnessed, remark Ok can adequately c'ni-
Iers the difference, and decision Is equal to q trial
The Anodyuc contains not particle Of Opium, and tire
most delicate constitution with safety The per
tcy natural state it Keeps and leaves the Patient should
recommend il Ia Physicians Ra have hong sought the true
Development, AID ta Patients no want natural results
The basis at the Universal Cangh Remedy i that free
dom rnm all conrnents Shicn by the great error IN cn
P"anfug proucc complete iucrts instead Of real curts
W. place restraint its every hour Ia the day.
ad ask alt Patients to make ii the natural rDrmr to all
Coughs, Throat Lung Complaints ty perfect freedom
Of application For tntsmmaiory Sar Throat il is per
fact Remedy, and for Wh,npinr Cough cheeks all the
spasus aud allows the Cough have its run in quiet
With the spirit that cnurt all nvcs,h-atnr, and
readiness 90 alt inquiries, may ~ return ASK
all to be cautious 10 purchase only Of these they can ~
ly Hpou.
/" l'riCcs within the reach Of all
General Agents.
J. W. HCNNEWELL ( CO.
4 ; Commercial Wharf, Bcs,sn
GYe. III SSEwELI.
las Water Street, New York,
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\ ERI0TS COMPLAINTS
Loss OF SLEEP.

FROM Neuralgia through all cases where oPinm was
used u that q pefum TreueHs, and the common
chief cause Of Disease
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46E&
mn cv1~r-
lux. w EE1o
vlspv -
vnIHvIinIH xlnfsn nnI
-rIp
,
1hAA1 IA l. AZ -NtL fSaIa LDA :
For rheumatism 6out, Neuralgia Lnnhago stiN Neck
and JOINTS srrans Bruises Cuts and Wounds,
Piles, Head tclic and all Rheumatic aud
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Patent { Thompsonian Medicines,


oil, Candies Washing Powders soap, Dye Stuff Frr,scs
Supporters, Spaces q all Kinds, Ctrnn, Cur
rants, ksisns. Tanariuds Irish
Moss, Pickles. &c. &c.
Among his supply Of Patent Medicines may he found
Ri RNETr'S COCAINE ard other PREPARATIONS
MEXICAN Mustang LiHment Fownscnd's sitres War
rens Kelley aud Shaker Syrup and sarsapara Wea
vrr's Canker and salt Rheum Syrup; Annold's Vital
Fluid, Atrool's Extract Danclou Rrants Purifying Ex-
tract. Bulls Sarsaparila tJohul, Gays Bood Purifier
Green's Indian PaBacca. Iay'- Iumor syrup Hamptons
Vegetable rincture cure, Kennetys MeiicAl pi.
eevery Morsg's syrup yellow Dock orlways Humor Di.
eesery Peruvian Syrup. RafiHays Kesolvent, Rhodes
Fever and Ague Cure Sands >arsapara Shaker SarSa-
rariila MeMunns Elixir Il Opium, Mrs. Winsow sccth.
ing syrup, Shaker Extract Waterman Wlson Neurupathic
Drops Dr. Abhoits Btcts Peck Jaundioe Bttcrs Ffes
Indian Vegetable Btters Atvoois Phy steal, Browns
Sarsaparla and Tomato Clark's Shery WING one and
two quarts Langley Root and Herb Bitters and all ether
kinds III Balm x thousand Flowers, Cold Cream
Flesh Balls Liquid Rouge Ayers Cherry Pectra Aliens
Cough Ltzergcrs, Rrant's Pulmonary BslSam Chrke,s
Cough syrup Bachelors and Harrson's Hair Bye Lin
iincuts Of all kinds hsrney's Musk Cologne shaving
Cream and Nertcna Water, Ayers Sugar Coated Bran
dreths and Nrights Indian Vegetable Pills Court pias
ter Butchers Dead Shot for Bed Bugs Prot Mahr's DER
man Fly Paper; Strives and Oniucnts Il every kind AID
all other articles usually kept III a prag Store. 80
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AFFAIRS AT CHARLESTON.

ChARLk1Js, NV 10 looo
Preparations are steaiy progressing for the Con ven
ton There viii be but little conflict OF ioterst in be
election or delegates In most districts ticket only
will be run and every It will be pledged to vote
FOR instant action 1t curious circuns thas
many of the delegates chosen will be ministers of tho
Gospel.
Mr. Orr 10 candidate for the Convention, aud pledges
himself 70 vote immediate state action. Mr. Kein ia
also candidate, and wnl eertsiniy be elected.
The reports teegraphed North relative TO the State
banks about pend utterly without foundation
The strausth the banks greater Their re
uclAnce TO cash even ssht drafts tho North
ereofore was usual, has forced shippers to demand
specie In exchAI G. FOR coton consgr DeD and gold Is
daily received In large quantities from the North and
England.
IN large numbers. Each ccmpiny halted aud sa!u,ed
the Tag Of Southern Ccnfeieracy aostng from
the kercury oalce.
There are LAMENTATIONS 10 night Ia various portions OF
the city honor encouraging news from Florida
The latest private Intelligence received here warrants
the belief that every Coli state vii certainly seoede.
Edvd Rufin arrived in CHARLESTON 10 day, ani was
enthusiastically received.
lArse palmetto erected this evening 10 front
OF Institute aHu An immense meeting WAS hed, and
facing the speaker stand large trans parency,
owen done good - nlAful servants" Mayor Macbeth
presided and made a fne speech. II W. Gordn al
dress d the delegates Senator Porers speech caused
prorsed applause There several other speakers
and tho greatest en,hus prevailed Daring tho day
cannon were nred Gags raised with caonla and
Slate notices Inscribed.
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THE ACTION OF GEORGIA.

MApoN, NOV. 10, lsv0
An agreement made yesterday ~ MilIedsevie, BY
twentytw leading men Of all parties 10 Georgia, sum
monei By the House Committee on the State OF The Re
public 10 consult that bill should be reported calling
STATE Convection with preamble recitng the wroos, Of
the so-th, and Recommending ress,ance-ihe mode aud
form 10 be Determined by the CDnveniion.
I, was also agreed that TO Uaicn party saoad be
formed Aad the ssiegAies eiceied should be unsram
melted by pledges
There has been much excitement q. Mliledgevie, bat
nOx there 10 great deal u harmony aud good feeling
n believed the Convection xnl be called TO meet
about The af.t week in January.
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THE FEELING IN VIRGINIA.

Redmond Va, Nov l6, 1890.
ne sluseas Ia the Uaiversty o. virginia held
ur On the 18Th nr and adopted resolutions approving
the action Of ssoeiiag States escarding party div
Of the preseu. crisis, declaring delay or N
the part q Virginia A. ony tcniineb eocourags
The assrs Of black republican traitors, euoszlsx
GOV. wiz a. foremost an ,ps ali sou,hsrn IN his
bold defence Of Southern institutions, and expressing
desire 70 bear his vs~s upon ths grea, Issues mich
nov distract the eOaniry Also resolution Inviting hn
70 address the studeua. the ores, prac,sabc time
Resolutions we're adopted At 9 meeting held In Louisa
ooun,y the sth instant declaring that Should Incoli
be sected such election would be rs> fro declaration
OF against the rights Of ,he sisvehs ling states,
rcvolu,loo and attempt destroy the Of the
ates BY destroying Dcni o. union aud the ccnstu
ton A resolution also adopted pcdsing resistance
10 this dangerous invasion Of Souhsrn liberty, and cali
ing upon southern states 70 aiop, nne Lately
such measures as would make resistance elective.
request vas also made Of the Governor 70 the
Legislature within teu days after Lpools election woad
be ssceraued Ia order 20 provide Tor the election Of
delegates 10 The ssase oopvcntoo.
Tue Era-r~ Of 10 dsy expresses some strong siguin
cant views which Northern would DO well 20 poodsr
upou Amer referring TO the niscous ,dcs entertained
By North that who sup ,ofted Bell AMI DouGs
worid be oppoeedto the exercise OF any right OF resist
70 the acts 81 Lncolns admlas;rstoo, says that
the mas Of The Supporters Of Bel and Douglas never did
sanction the urs federal Doctrines snd the ides OF sub
msssca 70 SECTIONAL government whs,ever some Of The
traders may have dooe. Il refers 10 the tone OF the
Southern press and the communications appearing 10
then, 10 show thai they doss with the cphemeraI
issues Of the late canvass, and are ror ADDRESSING
Themselves Va the ssses BROOCH, o. ny Llnco,e,s
election. n adds tba, the unity Of IN. south
10 ~ strong 70 dsfesi the purpose Of the
sorth 70 reader this Union . sccsionsl ascn,
ne Efforts Of the North 70 accomplish lat pirposa
"rhe people," says the Ersus.>r, "wn not stop nov
There temptation heli out 70 south Of Macon
and Dxoos lire 70 10 Tor feiers horors uauence 10
the future" Where is BotiS The EsaninT dcscsnts
forcby on the sbjecs position Of who scscps uce
uose government rhich denourocs the most vital a.
riuion In bis sccton . monstrous iriluty, and the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17
the REIaLlATORY MEASURES OF GEORGIA
The Reports from the Federal
Capital.
Will Gen. Scott be Sent to Allay the
6ecess ion Excitement?
Meeting of Friends of the Union at
the New York Hotel,
60, &c., DO.
IMPORTANT FROM ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY Nov. 10, 1850.
The dsunion feeling Is The people are
more quiet than ever before known but all deter
mined TO act.
The State Convention Of the Biptis, very large and
initial religious denomination In tais STATE, met
the l3h and unanimously In favor OF disuniea
They sent their resolutions Governor Moore who pro-
noupces II the most important dsunioa increment yet
made In Alabama.
The contest the operation men and The dis
unionists yet commenced. IL will begin as soon
as candidates put forth 10 tho different COUNTIES
It's thought here that s.uth Carolina will undoubtedly
secede on the IL b of December aud this adds grea
stre0g Ii to the secession feeling In Alabama
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res Us held dear oy IN. people = the siu'n II er
the tie. OF blood and fr,enssni "league +h death
ano covenant 9Th hell" Could sot's, DAVIS,
or Etheroge AK Examiner 10 hold s In n
a government They might maze the experiment;
but they would the day the, hsard
word from either that they entered into . CO
venant with these The Examiner ooncuces
by rayipg that consultation s useless Is resolved
advance seek change 10 affairs no
delay and 20 make demand OF prevent tn
mschies which we spprehending from perm .1en,
sectional domination
This very much the OF the entire press or VIZ
gnia Take be opposite Of what Bolts says regard
the South, and you win hit upon facts People
e nevally governed by that rule reference
The New orleans Delta Of the 18th says that large
batch Of Harper's Weekly, received ~ J. Morgan h
o., Of this city, bearing the likeness OF Llcon
turned 10 the consguer The Dei.a regsros this
sble act Of In eroourse which the South would sp
preciate.
Rome xiety expressed here TO ascertain the views
Of both United states majors In the present state 4
ana Their counses would be beneficial al this mo-
and they ought not be withheld.
Tho course Of Gov. Lotcher In calling al
extra session Of the Legislature has given geoe
raj satisfaction HIS recon nendstions, no DOUBT.
will be marked by wisdom, prudence and stases
manship These are qualities which peculiarly di"sn
su,sh him He Is perfectly calm amid the raging ooa
fists which u an attitude well bedttiug the Executive
head Of the Old Dominion This viii tell BY and by, when
abe assumes the Office Of mediator.
The Legislature IL cmDentiy conservative. It viii pc
composed OF the declined the Invitation o
South Carolina and Miss sspp last winter 70 unite IN
Southern confederacy Every effort wtl DO made In
half OF peace and IL would be yell II the North gould
meet Virginia half way for failure in this effort viii
involve thorough disunion