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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-02-16
Road Notice

NOTICE is hereby given that there will be
Ina petition presented to Commissioners of
Wyn dot County, O, at their March session,
1860 praying for the location of a county road
commencing at what is called the Upper San
dusky and Willamstown road in section no.
twenty [2U] in Richland township aud run
ming thence south through the centre of said
section and thence south through the centre of
Sc tion no. twenty nine 1891 aud thence south
through the centre Of section no. thirty two
80 until il intersects with What is called the
Marion State Road and there to terminate.
Jan &c, go.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-02-16

ly Peterson is on hands for March,
and opens out with beautiful engraving
The Trial of Patience" We think we
have never seen better AS far as truth.
funess TO life is concerned. Its fashion
plate is neat and tasteful, and its patterns
for any work unrivaled. 1t furnishes
nearly as much, and Of quite as choice a
quality for S. as the other magazinrs dc
for three. BY the way We did not receive
the February numbel, and do not like to
have the volume broken. Will the pub
fishers favor US with a copy?
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-02-16
For Sale.
Ashbrook & M'Fee. Of this place, have
span of good horses for sale.

Married, aa
On the 14lh inst, by Eli Winters, Esq,
at the residence of the brides father in
Crawford County, Mr.. ROBERT BowsuER,
Of this place, 10 MARY JANE DRAKE.
Our happy young friends will please
accept the thanks Of all hands for !he lib.
eral share OF delicious cake with which
they favored us. Now that Robert has
been SO fortunate as 10 capture beauti-
full little Drake. we hope he may prove a
"duck of husband" and that their
home may never be disturbed with any
thing more serious than the musical quack
Of little duchs and drakes.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-02-16

~We call tie attention Of Mer.
chants, Booksellers, Druggist, Painters
and others, to tho advertisement of "TnE
CRoToN MANUFACTURING COMPANY, o
No 10 Cortland street, New folk, in
another column. This Company un'
doubledly stands at the head Of the Trade
both in quantity anu variety Of the goods
they manufacture and import; as they
are constantly manufacturing, they keep
up full assortment at all seasons OF the
year, and are fully prepared to fill or
dcrs for goods in their line at any time.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-02-16

EE- The Sons Of Malta, the ''most an.
cient and honorable fraternity" the world
has ever known, celebrated at Toledo,
last night, with a grand torch.light pro.
cession, the anniversary Of the landing
OF the peace Commissioners" from the
Ottoman Empire on the Island of Malta.
That was most important event. Col
Wilson, of the Wyandot Pioneer, was
there at tie time.--Seaeca Adret'ser.
1t was, indeed, Major; and we were
sorry that your onerous aud mullilarious
duties as G. r. ]. A. Of this "most ancient
and honorable order deprived you Of the
pleasure Of participating. FJf' s
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-02-16

This invaluable medcneis unfalins in the
cure ofall those painful and dangerous diseas'
es to which the female constitution is subject.
1t moderates all excess and removes all oh.
structions, and speedy cure may be relied on
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in short
time, bring on the monthly period with rcgu-
larity.
Each bottle. price One Dol ar, Years the Gov
ernment Stamp Of. Great Britain, to prevent
counterfeits.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-02-16
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION.

In accordance with the recommends
tion OF the State Central Committee, the
Central Committee Of the 9th Congress
ional District, recommend 10 the several
counties, composing said District, to meet
and appoint one delegate for every lHo
votes, cast for John Carey in in 1858, to
attend Convention TO be held at TlFFlN,
on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY, 22d 1860, at
~ a'clock NJ, for the purpose of select
ing two delegates to attend the Chicago
National Convention, for the nomination
of candidates for President and Vice Pre-
sidsnt of the U. S. 'yl.zy- .,rM .P
The several counties will be entitled to
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-02-16
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONNEN'
TION.

The Republicans of Wyandot County
are requested to meet in Convention at
the Court House, in Upper Sandusky, on
the 10th day Of Feb. 1860 at o'clock
p. NJ. for ihe purpose OF appointing del
cgates to the Republican State Conven,
ton to be held in Columbus on the lst OF
March next. Also, to appoint fourteen
delegates to a district convention to ap-
point two delegates from the 9th Congress
sional district to the national Republican
Convention to be held at Chicago in June
next.
By order Of County Committee.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-02-16
Attachment Notice.

C.Y.Pierson &Co Before W. 7. Wilson
VS. j. P. of Crane TIP.
John Kennedy wyandoi Co., o.
On the 22d day Of jan, A. d. 1863
said Justice issued an order of Attach.
ment in the above action, for the sum ol
fifteen dollars.
c. Y. PIERSON& u co.
Feb.2 60.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-02-16

EF DIR. lIARDMAN may be consulted
at the "Pierson House." in this place,
on Saturday, Feb. 25lh. The Doctor IS
an excellent physician and very clever
gentleman.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-02-16
Notice of InsoIvency

nN the 7th dav of January A. D. 1860, the
JProbutc Court of Wandot, Co, O, declared
the estate of William r. Hill, deceased to be
probably insolvcnt. Creditors are therefore re
quired TO present their claims against the es
tate to the undersigned for allowance, within
six months from the time above mentioned or
they will not be entitled to payment.
Janl260. GEO. w LEl1'H. Admir- of
ct VIM r Hill deceased
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-02-16
Mcrrimun's Estate Again!

McrrimGn's Estate Again!
Petitions have recently been presented
to the Legislature Of this State by citizens
of Wyandot county for relief on account
fthe purchase Of escheated lands, which
have, since the purchase been reclaimed
by heirs. The Merliman lands, we pre-.
sumo.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-02-16
Road Notice

NOTICE is hereby given, that there will b.
l Va petition presented to the Commissioners
of yundot County, Ohio, at their March term
A. D. 1860, praying for the survey and location
of county road, commencing at the north
east corner of section no. sixteen [lG] town
ship one r. south of range fifteen Isl east,
running due west on or near said section line
until it intcrsects the county road running
west, between the farm of Andrew Bretz and
John Eycstone, and there to terminate.
Ian 56 ,6()
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-02-16
Cash Paid For
EGGS,

ID APPLES, GAME
Poultry Of all kinds,
And every variety of Country Produce, by
the sub.criber if delivered at Ayres' Brick
Corner basement Story. am also selling
the above articles as low as they can be bought
at any other Establishment in town.
Dec S,'59. SAMUEL CANNON
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-02-16
The several counties will be entitled to

I. NJ. keller, Sandusky,
LEANDER STEM, Sene ca.
G. W. BEEKY, Wyandot.
: j. S RoDIxsoN. Hardin,
S. A. SMITH, Ottawa,
j. ScRoees, Crawford,
J. COPELAND, Marion.
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I'Rg LOST FoUSp7~ WIN CUMMINGS. of Barn
Web, who disappeared mysteriously not long
since has returned TO his home :" q wiser aud
sadder lnans;;;
SUpnEN DEATH---Wni. s. Daniel ESQ, of Sa-
yonnah, Ga., was attacked while at breakfast
Wednesday morning With asthma. it is suppos
Ssu'a as ne was subject TO it, and expired in
apoutten minutes. lie was gentleman of an
able manners and many fine traits of character
which created him many warm friends
GnFAr Loss-The Pnrkersburg (ya.) Nc,cs es-
inmates mates. the damage at that point, by the late
Etse IN tho river Mt from S25 600 to sic, ,000.--
The riyesrose fifty eight feet six inches above
low water mark. ~
/. GSTvEKsiTror GEoRclt-Tho .nnmlor of Stu
dents in this institution is lGo. 1t is in a most
hourlshing condition.
EARruQrAEE-'fhe Athens (Tonn, P,sf sto.
e3 that on Tuesday night about s O'clock. So
Yere shock OF an earthquake was felt at that
place
New ORLEANS, May 5--rhc schooner, Emily
Keith, from Vera Cruz on .the.27th Abril has
arrived Tho Liberal troops had been yictori-
Gus IN several skirmishcs 1t was reported Chat
The return of Ex-Governor. Comm0nfort, had
caused considerable ex0itcmcnt at tho Capital.
, New ToRK, May 1.-The city authorities
have appropriated $50 900 for the reception of
tho IowHcse Embassy The, first floor of -I.c-
Mnds liptcl has beon engaged Gir them. 1t is
intended to give them the most brilliant enter
t0lnment ever witnessed in New York
CVLrMBrs, April 30.--The steamer j. C. Cal.
houn exploded, yesterday, at Ridoloyyille-
The acting Captain, Crawford was murtalfv
INJURED; Hugh Atkins, second engineer, and
two OF the rasscn2ors wcro dangerously wound.
ed, Six negro deck hands were killed.
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Political

The disruption Of the Charleston convention has
created intense excitement throughout the country,
especially in the Southern States. What is 10 bo
its effect is deepin tho future. OF one thing We
feel assured that win divide and distract the on
tire south to an extent heretofore unknown, and
no permanent good is to result thercfrom We
hope however, fov tie best
The cause of the split consisted in the delegates
OF The South asking more than they did Mt Cintin
natl four years ago, They asked that protcc-
uon should be given TO slave property in the terri
tories TO 'he fullest extent The constitution gives
protection to every species of property there, and
heretofore VIC have been content with dis
NeendOrse fully the action of the delegates in
leaving The Charleston convention 1t gives the
Sonthon opportunity TO put forth her strength in
the assertion Of lcr rights. and our ain should he
to make itnS effective ms possible For this pur-
pose. we favor the sending of delegates to the con
Neni9n of the constitutional democracy of the South
crn states TO be held at Richmond, va, on the 2d
Monday in Junc, This body will construct Il plat
Form ani possibly nominate candidates for Prcsi-
dent aud Vice President of the United States
Another state convention will doubtless be held
The time and place may be given in our next
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080I ST WARW,

DIED, nj CampobollN, near Pcnllcton village, on
the morning of the 18th ult, CoLIIN eldest son of
Archibald =. Campbell, eyed twenty years, nhc
moaths, aud eighteen days
Siys'erious. Nast finding out are the ways and
works OF Almighty rroyidonce The seemingly
premature departure of this young man has filled
many hearts with sorrow Endowed with many
amihbio and excellent qualities of mind and heart
dutitul son, an affSetionnte brother and friend.
he was naturally the object of many fond homes
ana expectations But tho spriughud had scarcely
ISed excellence, when il wns pluckcd and taken
aw"y-only, we trust, to bloom more beautifully
in II better climc. q
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TwELvE MlLt, S. C.. Mnn q. rs


Mr.. Editor: Sir-I see ia your last issue that
you accuse some unprincipled individual of an
imposition upon you and the Baptist denornina-
ton. Now let say to you and your many
readers, that took an active part in what Won
call an unprineipled act. Nothing Of the Find
was intended, but it was to meet en- mass. 10
form more systematic plan and get n co.oner
'9p9n ln the Missionary. Sabbath School and
C!olpoFteur work, IN the Twelve Mile Assooio-
ton. 1t was to do that that the Association
meyer yet has doRe. II was thought by them
'that got up the plan that you would netlsh
such notice without the name hoping that we.
might get more together by prcsentinr tho
name. am not the writer Of the notice aud
have not seen him since. Iexpeetcd ho would
have corrected you before this-tlio reason why.
cannot tell We did not go around and tell
everybody about it; il so, no need Of trdublidp
you with tho advertisement Neither was the
use OF bpon Church asked, believing chat sach
meeting would be willingly recoigod
consider tho meeting done for tho present
and hope that the Pastor of Euon Church viii
see this aud publish such meeting for Friday
before the fourth Sabbath In Jhne. Am fITf 7
have eonsersodwitirab about il aregrcatly in. f6var
Of such meeting.
}I1 BENJAMIN HOLDER h
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Death Of an Estimable Lady.

We are panied to learn that Mrs L. NJ GRis-
HAM, consort of the late Colonel JosErm Gus
HAN, died, at her residence near Canton, Ga, on
the 2Gth ult. She was in her list year, and
but Il shorttimc before, hal the promise of many
more useful days. Alas! how uncertain is hu-
man life. llcr numerous relatives and friends
have our heartfelt sympathics in their sad be-
reavement An appropriate obituary will be
prepared for our columns
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A Card

MR. EpIToR: My name has been continucd5in,
your Paper, as candidate for the Legislature lon
ger Than was my wish. This was donc'that tniplt
give due consideration to the many solicitations to
enter the canvass. Having done this nothing is
left me but to respectfully decline; and in doin@
So permit moto say that recent bodily injury md
my private affairs imperativcly demand this In
der other circumstances might decline. MS there
are gentlemen in the field worthy aud qualified for
lne position to which they aspire. For the Mad
assurances Of support cxteudcdtorme bt nv friends
and the public retnrnmy wurmest thanks
May Z. 1850 A.. r. fEwIs
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Direct Trada-

We take pleasure in referring to the enterprise
OF Messrs, JonN FRASER s. Go, set forth in our ad-
vcriising columns. These gentlemen arc alive to
the wants and independence of tho South, and we
trust that their efforts to build up direct trade
with Europe will be appreciated nnd prove rcnlu-
heratWe. Mr. TEtNHoLM, ftvornbly known to our
rcaders is connected with this firm See u,cir adj
ycrtisement in another column
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PICKENS G. H., S. c.:
Saturday Morning, May 10, 1850.
Special

Attention is directed TO the advertisements of
SLOAN X Co. of pendleton. The plan of that
town will guide you right The quantity and va.
riety OF Goods Oh hand cannot fail to please Their
advice to-" keep cool" is onablc-The AL
Innistrators of ATnEM offer valuable property for
sale---Sce the sales by lie Sheriff and the other
new advertisements in our columns
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HWME NE AL.

MAnnlEn, on the 10Th ul., by Rev. Il. l.. Me
lhyde, ID. d., Dr. j. IT, MAXWELL to Miss MARY
ALEXANDER, of Pcndlcton
Roy" Pho ptrties lave our acknowledgements for
slinc of cake, with tho wish thathealh prosperi-
ty and happinessmny attend them through life!
On tho LIST inst, Mt tho residence of the brides
father by the Rev. w. A. AIcSwaiu, Rov. j. II,
ZiMMERMhN to Miss MARY f., daughter of Col IL.
md Mrs. Il. Hammond, of the town of Anierson.
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Correntinn

In communication of G.. of 1st April. read
none doing better than our Sonth Curulina
friends;' for river of continental storms"
real ror of continual storms; for "sin.glad.
dened," read sueNnlIc,ird; for "desoln,c
shores" read dcsoatc borders for for fully
aware that the aooEds," read fully aware that
the world &c
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John Al. Skinner; Missouri Gen d. Frost SO
Arkansas, Judge Floyd; Texas Gen John S.
Good California Edmund L.. Good.

NHluOTHlui IL ONViu 4
ENDoRsgp-Tho State rights democratic par
.ty of Sumter district has endorsed the action of
tfe seecding delegates from this State in tho :
Charleston Convention. &
a REMARKABLE suit was lately decided in
the Court of Sessions, at Edinburgh, Scot
land Mrs Catherine Leslie entered snC
TO havcit declared that she was the wife of \
the Rev. Cathcart Leslie. 1t was proved they
became engaged in 1922, aud in 1927 they
formally accepted of each other as man and
wife, without any other ceremony or witnesses,
to keopit secret until he was rich
enough TO support her. They lived apart for
thirty years, continually corresponding unsil
bis death, In 1857 The Scotch judges deci-
dcd in favor OF AIRS. heslie, in accordanCc
with the law of Scotland, Which, in order to
make marriage legal requires no form or
ceremony, civil or religious; no notice, no
witnesses, but merely the consent of tho par
ties; and if this latter can be proved at any
subsequent period, even after the lapse OF
years, by subsequent written acknowledgement
or oath of reference, the parties will be held
to have been legally married. whether living
together or not 9
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The Blue Ridge.

Misapprehcnsion exists in the district TO some
oStent as to the powers of the Commissioners of
Roads to propose one more subscriptions to this
road. According to our view of the case the re
cent act OF the Legisaiureon this subject is special
and the Commissioners only have the powcr tonro,
pose ono subscription
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M NHEDFCAL q3ARm

~, @. H. SfMMES having oomplood his
IL Collegiate course offers his Professional
services to his f'ionds and the public generally.
Wll be prompt in his attention to bis patr;mS.
His office will be fouud with DR.. NJ Il. SuARrn
in the brick building adjoining Store of lato r.
b. Benson & Sm
Pcndleton, Nav 10 1850 Al ,f
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Notice.

gHi0SE persons having demands against tho
IL Estate of Robert A. LntIcn. ,leeeascl will
present thcm properly attested, and,sthose IN
debted to said Estate must make payment inn
mediately, a.. LATHEM. Adn,,x.
j. G, FERGUSON, Adm p.
May 8. 1860 al a9'tN7.
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Personal.

The personal difficulty IN which the EDITOR
of this paper has been involved has been settled
by those to whom it was referred, An author.
lied statement of the AFFAIR will appear soon.
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COURIER
ROB'T. a. THOMPSON. Editor.

& TERMS -$1.50 per anauu,. in advance. Ifpav-
ment be delayed until after the expiration of The
year s.. For six months, "a ccnts in advance
BFS" "Advertisemcntss sinscrtcd nj the usual rates
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= VISITORS 70 Tns MILITARY AcADgMY At WEsr
PoINT,-The FELLOW gentleuen have been an.
pointed visitors for 1860 Now ITampshiTe
Steyensj Delaware, Victor Dn Po2t VIZ Ill ~ e..
VIM. b. Jones Kentucky, George pl WanS.
1ennseaoe, Col. John X. H5wardj Indiana, Dr.
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ESTATE SALE,

XWILL BE SOLD to the highest bidder AZ,
w Wednesday tho Odd day of May instant
at the l"te residence nf Robert a. I.nthem. the
eentre. personal Estate of snid deceased consist
ing Of.
Eight Likely Negroes,
Corn, F4gdler, Horse, Mules, Cattle. Hogs. l
wagon, Buggy and Harness Farming 1mplc
mcnnts, Household and Kitchen Furntare, and
various other articles too tedious to mention.
for all SUMS Of and over So, with iuterest notn
aud two approved surotios Sums undor that
amount, cash.
a. LAPIIEM. -. I Alm'x.
May s, 1850 Al ts :.
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Estate Mntioa.

A Ill persons indebted fotle Estate of Thom..
"A as Ilullingsworth. deceased, must mako
payment by the Both day of July nest. mud.
those having demands agninss said Estate win
present them legally attested on on. before thne
time. as final settlement of the Estate viii ba
made before the Ordinary on that ylay. -
IL. L. FEN NNEi4Is
D. lloLLINGSl0RrI s Aem'rS.
May 8, laGO 40 ~ I'd
THE STATE OF SQ 6ARoLIYK
W. X. u. Moss B6B4 san
:, vs. hbi SoslfBailcr, sc.
S.~M. Hunt aud otlfeps
appearing to the colrt thar Samuel NJ. Hunt
one OF inc deiendeisls in ca ease, resdes with
out the limits OF tlls sfate on motion of Norton
compainonPs solicsor, II Is ordered that the said
absent defendaHf5a9aBpenr in this fotft and plead
answer ordemuesp mpiainani saoid bill of com
pant. within s months from tho publication
hereof, or his coilscnt to the samosH Be taken ~
confessed by an order pro contasso.
KOB'T. a. THOMPSON o.E.p.b.
com'rs06ice, May o. 1860 SIM
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
in oRDIaARY--PIcKBSs
James Switzerland, Admir-, po,,,.... = :
VS.. Ietltloh Ior mai set
John Switzerland, ct. ais uement.
appearing to my satisfaction that james Hell
ten 9ne wife Camilla, Jesse Turner asiJ wife
UcElAepff.
--------- Duncan and wife Sareh, and John so,riTs
Srlena defendants in this caee, reside without the
units OF this State: II is ordered, therefore that
these absent defendants do seyerally apoeaf. "a
my oilce, at Pickens G. II, on Mcnda5tse 2Otll
day Of August next. to sbey oals,e. III s,,S fhss
can why a final settleSaent Of lhe Estate sf gassv
Sonthsriand deceased, should nos be made a that
time, and decree given thereon
- tl..5s.lj.e,.. ..l . w. r.. H0LC0sfnF3 Oh ~
Ordinary ofiee, Nay 8, 1850
THE STATE or gOUgIF Cl a,
- .ZI ~ ~ pIpEege pssgn1pT, M
FICHi is hereby giyea that feei after
\ Y thfsA months from this date tFae&
ept hpsluess generally III my ~ e, 9s1
Intend Gyaiiiug tagseff Of tlle pJpy 5ss ef Il,s
law making i1fenoa eevere0 fiee steuleas
". fS 6APAIl n 5fUNtcI
4Yifeof Aneag HunteS. ee the staie end ligtis
tf afor0aaid ~ ~ u. 1. ~ "
~ Apilas, 1866 S9 so.
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IMPORTANT TEIEGRAMs FROM WASHING.
ToN-Tbe Washington correspondence the
Charleston Coprier states:
Senator Hammond, it is said teleeraphed
his opinion and advice, in reply to inoui-
ries, that no Southern delegation should with.
draw until they had made an effort to nomi-
nate either Senator Hunter or Senator AL
fred A. Pierce, of Maryland, or Senator Jo-
seph Lane, of Oregon.
There must be error here Pending the
anticipated withdrawel of the Southern States
and during the action in the Convention on
the platform, we saw a telcgraphic dispatch
from Senator Hammond, energetieally ad.
visiog and urging, the South Carolina dele
CATION to Withdraw, if any two cotton States
Withdrew, and leave the consequences to God.
1t was,in the event of no Withdrawal being
requisite, that he mentioned a preference for
the distinguished persons named.
The Courier will please correct.
We, also, are authorized to state that
yesterday Mr.. Clay, Senator, and Messrs.
Curry, Moore, and Clopton, Members Of
Congress, from Alabama, telegraphed to the
Alabama delegation hearty approval of their
course, and that they rejoiceedd with them
IN their glorious movement"
The adyiees from Alabama are of tho soh5a
tenor. Charleston Ecvenisg Mews.
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LARGE SALARY--So far as money is concern
ed, it is mach better to bo Governor. General IS
India than President of TIE United States. To
sayspothiug of piuor advantages, tho former has
G25, 600 a. year salary, GI3,0O0 a year allow
ance, and 95 900 Tor outfit. In dollars this is
about $l29 GOO per. year as salary, SG5, ,000 for
spending money, and $4,000 to Get the Cover.
nor ready'lo go5| ni9king 125j080 for tho ffrot
year, - ,C5s2 ~ ~ . q