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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-01

E.J. ssEEprp, Philadelphis.
MAsHAw A. kooss, 50 North-st., Baltimore.
LKEcR 4 Co.. No. Astor House, or NO. s.
VIM. ST., n. y.
LErcs Co., No. II state street Foston.
II. n. HOUSTON zen. Freight 4 4 {, Pk kllsdelphia.
L. l.. HOupI, Gem Ticket Agent, PhaiAdsaphia'
THos. A. SCOTT, General Sap's, Altoona, Penn
Jan. s, God
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-01
KEoKUK IOWA: TUESDAY. NAY /. 1860


BANKING HOUSE OF ft
q n q R n q. n N ID u ~ q N x g o.
THAvE this ay admitted as q partner in the
l. Banking Business, Alexander BsroaAy, lwho has
been my teller for the last six yeAEs). The eusi-
ness hereafter, wilise conducted 9nndsr the hrm
and style Of L24--
aalfs' GEO. q. ANDERSON & co.
Being one Of the Oldest Banking Housss (if net
the Oldest in Iowa the hrm se1icits soatin-
uance Of former patronage SO liberaly sxtsndsd TO
the senior partner @ssse-.y4,e
They will make CO ollcctions xnd remit, iess Ex-
change, on the day of payment, free.of charge
4 Their references are asformerly by senior part
ner wis 1& fAa
RErERxNuxs & 8eH
Park Bank, N. " 8 aR7
I gWinsIow, Lsnier kGo., Bankers, N. u A
Edward w. Clark 4 Co., philadelphiA.
Howard Banktng Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller Il Browae, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank Chicago.
Hoffman 68clpcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer RAhm, Bankers, "
Gilmore 4 Brothsyton +" Cincinnati.
A. ID. Hunt q Co., I" Louisville.
State Savings Institution, St. Louis. -
keoknk j an. s18. GEO. q. ANDERSON
iaubd 80
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-01

NOW kLADA,
PHrtCnsS Life OF Andrew Jackson.
M E have the pleasure of announcing that we
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mann IN e7earpprt, @ie.. fanp Elm 13td6ria,s
MaO@en locldss Die @utter zines 10 @pnate
altea SiRess par.
kalea.

Mepcrs 6curt. Sertcricn @binuouIt. DER
''runtfn ouT Gem S%ettenWc9e lie0cnp e~cfunNcn
mnree uHo Der ii6 aud nod on Dem IaAtdGhs
Ter Ser9rtteu patte, purrr inter 500 giroItoft
stfsut.
Nn"o, einr 9etaoin. sriairn inter Der qntlooe
set Der ernrt, pom Sally 4urmau etne portie
Ssctcer 9eIlOG!eu an baben.
@'. " Dcneet murre untcr $500 @aroIboft
.s'ltetit ~Ftl er CrObunsen aeseu 8nr. Mcporr
.auE9eitpGen bate.
Soispb 81. 0attS mu6te So @trofe ,ab,,n
neil er re Straeenrinne Dor i,iu,m Sane n,r.
Ipcrrt bate.
peariOn TnS Ncwsu, RE Nadts itre 9caerz
thur rfen 9eladen, mu6tsn So Strafc ,ablen.
Jpen Ntusr, FER 9errcbt barte, feline 5rau er.
i"trBsn gu nUllsn, murpr BON pieIrr Qnflaoe emf.
buupcr.
SOlspb E. Grenftaw, Der Scbn 8. Qlstrw. ben
S'e"ermann s'neS 9anaitOptes, gcihr6en bate,
III oer a'llft %ofnltl1sn gu ippten, Bate Elm pcr-
Ianf9eS SsrbOr gu tetcben, pae mutaen fprtoe.
iest iperpsn foil. &reujbap, Der sSGer an: prm
Sppt batte, rpute in ben urteren Rlum pe(lsl.
zen rei9eH. Der Sttuermanu wrate ricles nitt
erlauben, urS ais @venItap nidlt5 mad, pioIem
Serp0te fru9 nnp bod binab 9ing, iaste Grlerer:
"oaS tonne nur Gin verb Shurte tbun."
srsniOaw 9srlanste biCrauf 3urudunbme pteler
Seistoi9un5. nm ais Nstsw rtrIts ntdt tbot. ,po
CT elm pptOl betpOr une i'd us pamit mad il nj,
~lS R@ aStrm Damn CUR 9Bsbre Iessn mcats.
orudte or pas DtitpI nuf i'm ab, anp iaote fbm
e'ne 'rs'te SHsrl in ben esib, als sr pas Bout
Serlieb. SurSi&~ft wu,ps fir @rsnl6aw MIDI
angcnpmmen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-13

eS miro 9ela9t. NapVieen merbe 9 tpeitere
3cnapsn ae9tncntrr ttlcsn laGeu.
Sn unslrn tpddt Die llnsuftieoen6eit unS
e s'rrl&t BARTLETT etns lettafts rtpptutiUnaregtai
tatirn.
General Beneset, @cuvernEr Drn tiuearn.
BAT UNI ietne entidfung opn rielsnt YCftn mad,
aeiu6t.
SIN &trhenlaatr 1T ~stsnfaIs Gu.s unru6ia.
e'ns 'rn Der pntli@en Nsaieruae als Gerfdr'
tp9ns mad Ssnsrenta ~acianNts 8ruppeuabtbei.
lung wnrre aus piefer StaSt binauesstrieben
unS 'um &id;use assmun9cn.
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&. 2S. 2inl,emou,,.
u brma&rr unO Wplparbtft

$500 VUt0erbftttr,
VH.Fn"p'' o''ipt" Der D. uno b.
Melhfn Greuneen uno BEN 9eebrten Qublftn
'e @n3e'9E Dap ln an oti9en plaee einen III.
REM une Ssmslrr9=Stcr cr6Hnet bate, poIslbr
I@ sinf AtGge NuSmhbt Der aeihmadeoafen in
oieieS 0flNaI' e'nlaIa9snrs ArttsI iu5re, btrer
9nte 9Grahttr uno %etslelben ;u auBerereentlit
biuiaCn Yretien Y%erfaule.
9t'PaFa'ursn ieetr Art wsrtsn I9neq unO 6iE.
!i9it be!Orat. .aa s.rs.ssa $3.50,
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Sefamntn,a~e tunsem.

Gin MlrGeu,
oas 8oden, Baihsn uuo 9useIn fam, fin #
i'g'tih einen aatfn ptay in elmer flsi.tn omrri.
tantldtn 8amiItc. 9la@3ufrd9en tgi
Shdfsr II. g9accia,
Sranflinirn6e ua6e Der l7tsn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-13
matisnaI. nsmp,ra tfd,rs aleetnror.aia..

EIVtV VIVItproIsk tdet.
l. oNrti 9Stltom 9amb ron Ncrfplf gttY.
e. S.Hld Sppn'as s. @OoSs spn Teftcuburs.
b Ditrtet Sobn .. Gbmunbs pmn 5aItfar.
f. Siprltt 3bosas 8. 2rsbwap ron prirce GSrpars
o. Oiltrttt Sone0 g. 8empe, Y,n 1tabilrn.
Z. 3ttrttt Sanirs esens ron Senricp.
Z. Oltrttt q. q. GIassrppt Ssn SuribnmberIant
.. Dlltriet Beverley B Douglas >. Sing Btuiam.
y. Strtet Gppa SuTtpn pom princc gsilian.
10. Dtfrtet = Sppmas 81. 9sbeGG spr .9eferiVn.
IL. Dntritt Santee %. Irffis ppn RuGbrieae.
IL. 0ifriet - Um. s. Qntbpno spn g,cts,ourf,
10. 9iiirict - SIaae .. Dunn pom ssaIbiuoton
IA. Dtiriet -..Spbn u. @ewman ron Ronanba.
10. Otiiriet 9cecfiab 8tbptIGtpu Wmtcn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-13
ALslanh.

9enpel. Die SGni9tr'V tutter it init il.
rem j~in9srsn S69nsn mad SpNnien abaerein.
Der @raf aquiln, ibr 9srtrauter, auf
bss SGniss f6 nab Srantrei6 tiul6ifte
unN bsssits in GOnppn augetOmmrn 1T,
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9 oerbtra

omen Del unterjethnstem fets freunsfi6e 9im-
aer uno quite &ol: trbalttn. au& ffeben ,inioe
sumner an lspi9e 9errsn gu Sermietben bel
SpRn Rarrbauirn, qat..
am NeuPn 0iarft
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-13

A. JUDSoN CRANE,
Noprtat ullo 6IftRtllcher @ertG t5aupult,
JiTce: Itt @traBf, iwtlben Wain II 8onfst
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B.
: usber bic f6rtdG6e @ata.
itTopee ouf Dem @'t6isau.e ttetltn mir
ned, Nolasnees nit: ---

fropbe ouf Dem 0itiaau.S se tteiI,u nj
nr6 6Olasnoes nit: 5f7
&usIdae pcs Glsrfs bss Odmrfers.
"9Scnos bnlb II ubr fubr Die ,9atY Gain
aus benz Safeu prn Gtieaac mad benz Qnfe O.
per'cr ac. Inter Den 8aIdsieren mar auc
Die unicnaarce Spn @iIpautte. trslhe rim,
Sbetl Der 200 Qusfisler aus trfaat,r Stapt biI
estrn. 6eu'r @Orsen aessu balls 3 lbr aie
Der schooner nau9uf," BON Ssprsu nit be
,.eaeY @lStn," unsefdtr 10 Meifrn ppn BE-
&hite, s%ulanunen. .Gr traf pen gGnrfpr in r,
Wife IN Der Defining fir bic 0anIpiante an be-
"adUorplette. Scfcrt ~trsuuten lth Die beio,
S6ife, unc Dit ,,9tueufa" trict in DIR 9unfrI
belt rdbtn. SIM Nu9entltdr De 3uIammcnRu
sss er8oBtc man lido nod NIT NuIt uno Sam
tn Ter porpern &aiutr einen Quaeublif mar
Dem Sra6 Der GuGiiipn nor aGcs lfiu, unp tin
men elmer balten Sunbe mar Der D6mpfer u,
ter cem Nafrr oeribmunceu. De- $50 81
"9@ 9tns Nur6 Die Gnjite. Die Q>amsn ma
rem olaf ME Ser Zoo uno Iprahen fein gEcrt
man bbrte fe;n Sammrrn, fcinen Sdrei. feiut,
eont nur bae 3iI6rn Res Danpfes nup po,
Vefcu rsr be68cbenoen See mar b6rtar. s8a,
.. -. ~
man lib Der @efabr MIST ouuspmmen .bsmue
s,uB'~e s09' ne lprahlrs sc
",mNo "rb ~ I" yin Srot wurc'
etltAtt bfrah9elal len, UNI auf rer Sadtp..Iei
49, ,.si 81" Usm oe0ts 9epor'
... S''u's ts1 leets lt1 Sc
E..a NV ''"t"' unV "'r wAren aube'
- oVvt ." rs9ereh' e'nnal cr'
a w e.uuu"'p paS 9'ao. piircrn abcl
-. ""O v! ~'neta an Der
@'"" 9'lp'uUttl' SeBt ~arsn nur nod :
- WI W" S'mPer 5n Gem etnen rrttt'
$3.50 = s'lU"f!'' ~ Gem an0ern srrti6'
.s -y'' %ule 'eOen0'si Die anosrr
trS. "" Ssu"ot'
"~V' u" W." S"mPIr oerlleB, pattt Die Via
-. o" uu'9tee''' we'l Ole Geuer que
""V s.nS 10 ltart pap ptt
S'""'' etS SSsaas pen Sre Bin
~...s mr" VT 't'pINh9 9on sSl'
49, -. ~ w S.a"Os gSUnunsalos duI
% 3'U" Su'"uSe'sSen sss9 ~Surud6Iidie
,.s s,m e eas's Se9eHfano'
mar - mir ala ,rhtiS,s a. INV '''ms!''
nm e,r,nf. 81 Sns "'"l'V''pF Sele"
g @ 61,a., Co.
-. ""' "S'0P g's'n'"
""S'"Ss :" e'P"aH gsa'0tt pom S1poner
oo.,x ""agap"'
-" 54'r VIZ S'ptst eES hampers or"
80, 20" ~ US 40 ~'s''e eH'ernf; nh
S nSa" V.,'I"1p ~ 'tSns'e ssFaoe ls9f fari'
~. Em NJ ~ '''.,t p'pun9 ''rt' 0S "ir
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Do .n"n".m. H..
.m Tsans.x -" 'p"'tt P''Bfh MIR mil
-" @~ o"iN"""' p'" mr. 8eraee btntfr
TSn~f.r 49,. =. G1'lt''s tF0ffn' 0sr
Sm,,l4in ,,isStn l.sa'm eVnrle IrTf' 0l'
f.tr sims Oo;s = vVu'" @'"se' oe "an9ui'a"
ms.;nnnns .S"S "e0s" 'sm '0eitfr 0s f'
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INd) Srespsrse 2

OHs u. SIC. Sbtf ,Gtmc," Capt. 3ubL
M ann meltts i.st in Stir 9Cint in Qapuna
!lr9t UNI ibnsl erpe lit wsrpeu mi.p, fam eiuioee
Yala8iert in /. unp q. @aiats nad 93rcms1
ntbmen.
Ses9eu 9teis &c. miro @uefuuft eeaeben nsr
S@ar, S6bler u. So.
rIl Sarp Street.
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SOeben srbalten 500 8pren Sranoen, go
Soren @ttrOnrn, friihe @Faumeu, /, 2 nup 6
pIpnO SOrsn NOinen unO 5eisen, lopte ana
I'llben eimburssr &iie uI,o Sarptnes.
Slui5 81 orrtanfen an s8isorroerfduf,r bsi
81. u. MYERS,
232 SrOaplr., 3wilden Der
3ttn unD 4tcn Stros,
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French MillineryI
ON

gto. 90 MfainsStrdBe, er6ieIt loeSen Elm ns,,aa
Ifcrtiuert Ypa 5iten, 8amp unp 8iumsn fsr.
ner cine sroBe Nusmabl BON !RcpipuRen ,,o
OrsB'@ape, pcn Oamfn defenders u, ,mrrctI,n
peite pts SprinaS bslud,cn. @ae tteIe Jsoor.nn
O%ertauft gu aHbrrOroentIi6 btuiaeu Vreilen
Wapnme Con,
No. So NainIr.
O1eIts @eibdft 1T Samstags unb 5Onnto,s
4eihlofen.
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Mf. 6. OeIar,,e

Inprt ltete Elm grpBee Nascg Dec bclten Yaarrtters NH
Yprttrs beirt 6af, ptIbte er Eeirtn ece6rtet .Eilnb,n in
pauS ltfTt. i'' '9
5Gslt'@ maft fsrieISt Gas aecsrts @utIi I'M torauT suf,
yaAerbter, Nle un0 Qrrtrr
lt SSHtpl0alitn uHN ann 6ami!icnSctraut aaf GIaffsn
tere 9reterrtchUne ms Saue a~bIteftrt. ' ~
Stliielursen. IN n ctnm Stpre tie Strafe ,pirteu gsrOos
"uo pfNes PuhisflSitn, wtrotR pintiltbr a%u!9tiibrr.
sR q 81 nL,rmn
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Au3eiger.
atSmcno. sa. 10. espt,mber 1860.
Rtaiqirf ana h~transaeatbea non .. aadtl.

QIHee; srOaP-S trode, neten Der Ghq 6au.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-10

their lower thought, and weakly die. No, had COM
mitted no crime that should die; nor were my past
misfortunes why should voluntarily impose
new ones ppon my life 70 come. knew wac In tbs
world to live. Vigor Of body of mind, passions de-
sires reason sill that goes 70 make up human soul,
were in the fun tide OF EXISTENCE and was here
prely not TO contemplate DEATH but 10 fulfill the func
tons Of life--of new life.
For had absolutely died in that decision TO live free
from nv bond / was dead to all past relations aud
corr ections. was dead 10 the social world around
me- as il had never lived before. The consciousness
of 10y identity was gone. Every eye rested strangely
upon me- was as child new born. l would have
put ont my hands simply a child, for was 10 the
living world again, stranger; new born, with lie
in perfect maturity.
And so came the final question:
Shall the right have asserted TO live apart from my
husband be followed by cutting off every desire, by
narirg or concealing every beauty, by devotng the
remain der of life already cursed by an involuntary
inosetion Of YOUTH TO sscecism, and go continue IN
another form the struggle against nature 10 the end
or accept the creed Of the man love- and seek aso my
highest happiness in the qualification OF that love-
which every inst net of my being approves
And my answer 10 this final question is before You
and all The world
As / said at first, DEAR have no misgivings about
the sincerity Of your affection for me-, under any
changes of life; and feel just as sure that you Will
never doubt the constant, undyiDg friendship OF
To Mrs. -, London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-10
OREGON.
,ca NJ Tha MY. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The MY. Tribune =.
..s-s 81 PORTLAND, Oregon, June 81, 's<s
A great deal Of good could DO done here BY 'aPpy
Of Campaign publiestippA There ~ No means " w
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a CHAPTER OF ENGLISH SOCIAL HISTORY.
yne Great Quaker Eiopeaent.

AN APOLOGY FOR VICE AND CRIME.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-21
Virginia.

We would also advise our sister States o.
tI.o Sosa - tho action OF Virginia
or OF any other ally. Let each State act now
for herself and act too with prompt decision
We have no fear that any such action will
eyentuate in dissolution. If South Carolina
shall secede, she will indeed return, we trus
speedily to the Union-not as a spoiled
child" etc, but in consequence Of guarantees
forced from Der Northern aggTessoTs, which
shall secure her rights her interest, her soye-
reignty, dignity ard honor.
The path Of safety, for the preservation Of
the Constitution and the Union, is ItJw the
path OF bold, unyielding refusal to submit to
the invasion Of Southern Rights.-fickaoad
Enquirer.
We advance to the discharge Of solemn
duty, in hosting for ourselves, the flag of dis
union. 1t is a solemn duty binding upon us
because we believe in our conscience that it is
right and necessary and the viii of that Prov
Hence which has always guided US as people.
If Providence points clearly to anything in
the future it does to the separation of these
Northern and Southern States from eachother
We cannot live together in peace and equality
because the North are conscientious in claim
ing right to agitate cur domestic institutions,
and because they are greater, and therefore,
in political sense, the master section. We
were not born to be mastered, nor to submit
to inferior position. There is no alternative
but separation from those who seek to be our
rulers, or else aiject submission TO their yoke
Who can hesitate what lie viii or o1ght to
do ?-Clayh Co. (Ea.) Journal
Here then is the chart by which we must
guide our ship through the impending Storm
Loyalty to the South--loyalty TO the insti-
tutionof slavery-loyalty to States rights
Following where the cardinal principles lead,
we cannot go wrong. Abandon any Of them
and we that moment plunge among rocks up. !
on which we must strand and break to pieces !
The enemies Of the South are Yirginia's
enemies. Let us resist them to the death
The enemies of States rights are Virginia's !
enemies. Let us resist them TO the DEATH
Richmond Enquirer
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-21
Pamela County.

We,learn from the Pamela Star that meet
ing irrespective Of party was held in Pamela
on the 18th inst.
On motion, Df. r. Moore was called to the
chair, and r. H. Taylor chosen Secretary.
On motion, the following persons were cleo
ted as committee to elect six gentlemen
from each beat, and report the<same to the
eonr entloa fox1he purpose Of drafting reso-
e1ssuirs. wing r5iscy les Is to
pursue in the present crisis, to-wit j. j.
Meek, 3. +. Blankenship, Il. S. Bivans, w.
B. j Johnson, J. B. Fiser.
During the retirement of the committee
Col. w. II. Walter, Gate Opposition candidate
for Governor Of Missppi) Of Holly Springs,
was called upon to address the meeting, and
responded in an enthusiastic and well -timed
speech, manifesting patriotic willingness to
bury eternally thepetty faults of the past, and
Join in common cause to redress common
wrong, TO unite in determined purpose, te
resent the insul8and outrages of an overbear
ing section.
The meeting adjourned to assemble agar
on the 10th, today when suitable. resolu
ticns will doubtless be adopted.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-21
THE GREAT EN9LlsH REMRnx
SIR JAMES CHANGES

Celebrated Female Ri;
y Prepared from prescription OF Sir J. CLARKE.
Physician E1traordinav to u. oo..,
This Invaluable medicine is unfaiilpr in ~. ,n,.
Of ell those painful aHa dangerou, si.se'.. -
which the female constitution il sub;e,, !, -,
crates all excess and removes All ostruc.ions 80
speedy cure may be relied on -"4
TO Married Ladies
It is peculiarly suited. 1t win, in a ,bo-, Al.
bring on the -eOnthly period with reruls,;,,
Each bottle, price 0ae Dollar. Sesrs M. g.
mont Stamp of Great Britais, to ptsFop, co.D,.,
These PHis should not bstoken 5v g.,,,,.. -
he tlLfST THREE AoNTHS OF pr,oso..'
Aes are sarstO bring 1tisearrico,. b., :,
ia,s tasy are safs - s''asr
10 all cases Of Nervous and Sn,o., 80
PAis in the Back and Limbs Fa.irua a. sS,'ous
ertion, PalpitatiOn Of the Heart. u,,,I-,ss -
Whites, these Pills win slse, cure ", .nu
msans have failed, and although pov.rs,i
dy, do not contain iron, ealomSi. aatiro,,.
thing hurtful 70 the constitution. !,
Full directions in the 2amnhl..
arePaekase, which should be cfallv rr..... ~
Sole Agent for the United STATE. - go,
JOB MOSES. Rochester. n. Y
N'D'-sl anu postage stamps enclosed 10 anx
authorised agent will insure bottle, eOn,ainins
YER 30 pills, by return nail. -s
For sale in Canton by MOrey q Bro.
sold in Jackson BY j. S. Siasr, n ~.
nd c. A. Moore ~. G. Lsnisr 4 Co. yies.H.-.'
J. WRIGHT 4 CO., New Orleans. who,.--,s
AGENTS. deolS ss-s.v3e,ssssesl s
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-21
Meeting in Holmes.

On Monday the 18th a large and enthusiasts
tic iaeeting Of all parties, was held in Holmes
On motion of J. NJ. Dyer, Esq, Messrs. j
L. Wofford Oemocrat) and j. P. Povall
Constitutional Union) were chosen to preside
over the meeting. We copy from the Demo-
crat
J. NJ. Haynes moved that committee Of
ten be appointed by the chair to draft resolu-
tons expressive of the sense of the meeting
which after being discussed by Messrs. Harlow
and Sanders as to the time when the committee
should report, was adopted Thereupon,
Messrs. J. NJ. Haynes. j. N. Dyer, j. j.
Hooker, A. B. Harris, J. N. Mclean, w. g.
Saffold j. F. House, John W. Taggart, w.
T. Coats and A. NJ. Harlow, were appointed
said committee.
A motion was then made, that the COM
mittee report at this meeting, which was
carried.
After the committee retired, Dr. w. L.
KERN, being called upon, addressed the meet
ing in an able and forcible manner, he called
upon the people to prepare to defend their
rights and no longer submit to aggression,
hat they should not wait for the overt act Of
i man who had pledged himself against them
hat we should not wait until the border slave |
States had become subject to the control of |
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to harrass our people by piundenng them oil
their property, and melting Their slaves to in
surrecton, rapne and murder.
And Whereas, The history oil the past adj
monishes, that there is no hope for the future,
and no remedy for these atrocious wrongs un-.
der the existing government: and that the
people of the North instead Of being our bre-
threH, 4bone Of our bone, and flesh Of our
hesh,p are our most deadly enemies. there.
.ore, !.
Resolrea, That the respect which we owe
10 ourselves as men-the reyerencedne to the
memory of our sires who bequeathed to us
equal rights under a free government, hallow-
ed by their blood-the duty which we owe to
God, who has intrusted to our hands the
rights and privileges Of freenen, and who will
hold US responsible for the manner in which
we preserve and defend those rights; all de-
inaRd OF US united, patriotic, brave and de-
termined effort to oppose the aggresions ofour
Northern enemies.
Resoluea That the election Of Abraham
Lincoln, under existing circumstances, is an
outrage and an insult to the people OF the
South which we are ready to resent by dis
solving the political ties which have bound us
to the Northern States, and throwing off the
yoke oil tyranny which they would impose on
us.
ResoEUed, That the Federal Government
having failed of the purposes for which it was
ordered--to secure the happiness of the PEG.
pie and promote the general welfare, 1--WE hole
that the right is Inherent in the several States
to peaceable withdraw from the alliance OF the
State, and to set up for themselves such gov
| eminent as their position, circumstances, ane
institutions. require.
Resofred, That any attempt to coerce a SOY
ereign State into the Union after she has ex
eHiscd the right Of withdrawing for her owl
safety, would be an act ofaggression whicl
we will resist TO the last extremity.
ResolUea, That We fully approve of tn
course ursued by Gov. PettuS, in conyenn
the Legislature in extraordinary session, ar
in supp ,rt of the homer, dignity and safety {
the State, against Black Republican DONNA
ton, we will aid him By every means
our power /; and to these ends we pledge gu
lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor"
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Pike County.

The Magnetism contains the proceedings of
a meeting in Magnolia, on the 18th The fol-
lowing among other resolutions were adopted
Resolued, That the election of Abraham
Lincoln to the Presidency of these United
States, by band OF fanatics, in direct oppos-
ition to our dearest interests and institutions,
ought not and will not be submitted to.
Rcsolred, That We request the Legislature
to call Convention of the people ut the earli-
est practicable momeHt, to adopt measures
best calculated for redress.
RESOLVED, That we request the Legislature
to organize andarm the forces of this State
Immediately.
= RESOLVED, That the pstriotic course of Gov
Pettus in calling meeting of the-Legislaturt
meets our warmest and hearty approval
RESOLVED, That we cordially indorse the ac
ton of our sister State, South Carolina, he
interests are cur interests, and we pledge our
selves to co operate with her for veal or woe
The meeting was addressed by Mr." Stock
dale after which an association of Minute
Men was organized. Much enthusiasm pre-
vailed