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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURES
S E n A T E.

SATURDAY, Jan. 81
Mr.. Wood introduced bill to remove the
Branch Bank of Tennessee at Sparta to Nc
Minnville. accompanied with petition. :
Mr.. Mnnis, bill to protect the rights of
minors, married women, &c. Passed first
| reading.
MIR. Payne. bill to incorporate the NJ
phis and Germantown Street Railroad G
panv. Pessed first reading.
Mr. Lane offered a resolution that the Leg
isisture adjourn from Monday 23d to Monday
Both for the purpose of accepting the invita-
ton from the city authorities of Louisville.
On motion of Mr.. Richardson the vote pas
ing the bill TO compensate members and Off
GERS of The Legislature was reconsidered, and
after the adoption of various amendments,
passed third eading.
The resolution to appoint special commit.
tee 10 report to the Senate whether the branch
banks are able to sustain themselves as indie
pendent banks, was adopted.
House bill to change the name of the Gin
cinnati, Charleston and Cumberland Gap
Railroad Company, was passed On its third
reading.
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
The bill to uihorize the appointment of a
Patrol and for other purposes, was rejected
ON third reading.
The bill to charter the Sevierville and
Smoky Xouatain Turnpike Company, was
passed GU third reading.
Bill TO charter the Dover and Lafayette
Turnpike Company. Passed third reading
On motion of Mr.. Stovall the vote passing
the bill to change the name of the Cincinnati
Charleston and Cumberland Gap Railroad
was re-considered aud Mr.. Payne offered an
amendm Il t to amend the charter of the Louis
vile aud Nashville Railroad Company. which
was adopted, aud then the bill as amended
was passed third reading.
The bill to regulate the tax Of costs in
cases. Passed third reading.
House resolutions refusing TO concur in the
resolution of the Senate to adj0urutrom Mon
day Esd TO Monday 30ih to visit Louisville
aud resolution adopted in lieu, to adjourn
4 P. NJ. Monday to 9 A. NJ. Friday was con-
cured IN.
The Senate adjourned to 9 A. NJ. Monday.
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r. MOV.AL.

HAVING moved ms G. els - chesrY stEeet, nexi
j b She Tf.ssF = HAsk dp<s: from Inion. Z
take ~. tfzaks ~ ErAeaas
far lha ilhe< II fzessessaeF bes<sse
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only essss : esasslnssnes bat "a in<rszze q tie
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tsazo-d J. II McEffzl-
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House for Rent
COMPREHENSIVE.
CHURCH ANDERSON & Co.,

FTNHF undersigned have formed a Isrtnership,
L snder the style an frm &C CHURCH AkBKk-
SON 4 co.. and have ed their sfeek OF Gfoce-
rses from the Old stand formerly eeeulsiee By &
c. AsDgFsoS on Broad street, to the lsrfe AID
eonnodious Warehouse, recently occapfsd By Il. C.
HAsH1 Co., on CotseEe street, ~hsFe thet lutssd
keep Constantly hand well selected stock al
Groceries, viii also be prepared for the storage
af Goods OF every eesErlFttsn
CHURCH ANDERSON
lsn19-iy JOHN IL. ANDERSEN
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

SATURDAY, Jan. 81. 1860.
Tie House met pursuant to adjournment.
MIR. Doak presented a petition from certain
citizcns OF Bedford praying TO be attached to
Rutherford
Mr.. Sowcll, a petition from citizens of
Lewis county praying to be attached 10 Law
renee county
Mr.. Porter, petitien from John G. Rich
ardsuu in relation to claim against the
State. Refer, d TO Special Committee con-
sisting of Messrs. Baker of Weakly, Neil and
Frazier.
MIR. Whithorne, a petition from Simon
Smith praying 10 be attached To Lewis
county
Various standing Committees reported.
Mr.. Whithorne introduced bill to change
the line between the counties of Hickman
and Lewis,
Mr.. Lowell. bill to change the line be-
tween the counties OF Lawrence and Lewis.
Mr.. Farrelly, "a bill to remove the place OF
holding the Supreme Court for the Western
District from Jackson TO Memphis.
Mr.. G Gillespie, bill to change the manner
of recording the official bonds OF officers.
Mr.. Vaughn, a bill to authorize the manu-
iacturers of ardent spirits to sell the same
without license.
Mr.. Norman, a bill to Increase the jarisdlc-
ton OF the County Court.
The bill 60 change the line between the
counties of DE kalb and Smith. was amended
by changing various other county lines, aud
passed It's third reading.
The bill to incorporate the Lagardo and
Speneet's Lick Turnpike Company, was
amended 80 a. to extend to great number
Of other companies, aud passed third reading.
The bill TO protect the note holders OF the
Bank of Claiborne, passed its third reading.
Adjourned till Z. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Holse met and under a suspension of
the rule, several bills were taken up and dis
pos, of on their second reading.
The bill to give further time 10 the Knox
vile and X, niucky Railroad Company, pass
cd on third reading.
The House then resumed the consideration
of the Senate's bill To reform and regulate
the business OF banking in this State. Aud hav
ing consider,d sec. 81. being The last and re-
considered several votes adopting amend
mrn;s. Mr. Wiseuer offered an amendment
proposing To strike out ali The hill after the
enacung clause and insert charter Tor the
aion AID Planters Banks, which on motion
of Mr. CAN'T, was laid on the table, yeas IS,
nays % Several other amendments were re-
considered and disposrd of, and the House
adIoarneIl till 3 o'clock Monday morning.
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ODD FELLOWS HILL.
Sixteen Star Perf0rmers!!
The Double Minstrel Troupe is Coming
POSITIVELY FOUR NIGHTS ONLY

Aondey, Tuesday, Hsdnesday and Thursday EDe-
nings, January 23d, 24fh, 25h and 26ih-
GREAT combination o: talent and originality.
" The largest and best Com pany, as well as the
Oldest and best managed Band ever organized.
sH0REY, earle. DUPREz and GREENS far famed
world renowned and original New Orleans and Me-
tropolitan Burlesque Opera Troupe and Mammoth
Brass Band in their chaste elegant side splitting
provoia ng and irresistible EneopaD Entertain
Introducing the greatest rieties of Songs, Bal
lads, Duetts Quartetts Ov ertures Buriesque Opera
Pieces, FANCY Dances, Queer and Fanny Sayibes ev-
offered TO the public. Grand free Balcony Concert
in front Of she Hall each evening by the Brass Ban
Doors open at 7-Concerf commence at IL O'Clock.
Admission so cents. Children under Il and ser
wants %
Manager and Business Agent,
jan20-4d CHAS- H. DUPREZ-
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Bill Paper.

5esl Fsesfeea ~ 80 D. HaGAk.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


Rheumatism iameness Stiffness, Weakness lie
oslity Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Coag b
and coIds Pains aud Ae he of very kind ,dow1ey
20 Coras are IMMEDIATELY REIlktkb, and ,sisk
tale patience PERMANENTLY CURED by tke
calshauenee af tue AASSEItC PLASTER. IL ID tas
lest safest stan dc heapessrem
eayIn ex1steBcf IT'S apptcstio1 ts 1hvefssI--eqsE
v tothestFenR msn the ae.srais woman q I'D tht
.esbiei afAnt. To each And aIHt wiilprsse 9 a.iH
md Blessing. It's use Is gEeeabie eus az
asyznee ortroabIe It's price ifhln each ALL
rich poor, allnay eAves {, ana ailshoule Aaxeii
who are sick AID saTerfnRtB any Say.
FARMERS 4nd PLASft.tsS sA0ald ais Ays be sup.
piled with the MAGNETIC PLASTER. IL viii be shs
Good f ysiclaEia any household ready al ala me
Ana atlBst tart uattce-
Pafepfn .lr-tighttln boxes. Each scx ~is-mak. :
SIX 10 psasters aud any eAIid spread then
Price 2ssesfsa box all aaa plain lireetisns.
%. C. NOR EHEa ID. N. D..
IsrsafetaRd Proprietor 10 Walker street Sssc Fevl
MoEEHEAnsS MAGNETIC PIASTER Is SOLD II
All. DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS II GENUINE
MEDICINES EgERTw HERE.
Isiyz9-leoda
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4 BL0ODLESS tICT0Rf!!!
100000 Boxes Sold Of
lsONEAElSAD'S
MAGNETIC PLASTER

THIS enormous quantity ofthis Invaluable Rene
L dy has been purchased by cItizsnso Of the Jnstes
states during The short time IL has been before ihe
public. The reason Tor thise binary snccess
simply n tbs aetaalttut aud value OF the article.
coming its friend Ii performs all tsst is promised
aud carries with IL Its reeomnse n4atioa. Truly
his Isl neutrality-suspicious. hioodless-haf He be
ieve not less gioroaA than sts tranphs ~ar sifb
Is train Of carnage aud DIES ella tioa
The MAGNETIC PLASTER Is undoubtedly the
Greatest strengthened and Pain Destroyer that Sci
ence has yet discovered. Ifyoa pstthis PiasteFany
wsre Paints there the Plaster Will stiek shere
antIlthe Pain vanished, FasPiasteI gaefixer
e and
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T. ANTHONY.
Is GO.
Fresh Garden Seeds.

We are now IN reesirz q semflsse steek 81
w LA<BEt tbs eszaen seezs. e Tbs krs'ttA 81
ssse, nslaasns al tAs daersnt ysFiet,ss ef =
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that may. II necessary, strike Tor the protee-
ton II tue rights 81 fenaessee-oi the south.
(Reaes ed applause-l
Mr. l.sakc. II Virginia | want to ask nv
freud who shall judge Of the rights ct the
Siates, The iatrsciion 81 thsnl, aad the rene-
iii : ior Ihsl iniIscsios,l
Mr. Hatbia ! eoaid not hear all he gen
4. iaan from Virgins. has S.d. bal supi.ose
have ulssl. Tstu,d enough "a ~ bis lspiaI-
Tacre II = e,sordinsie hTaReh OF mi, Govern
IA. al-the sap etse Courteous Of tae sie
Ia oliacl~ u which Is "a pass ulsoa The e0a-
ssiiuiiouahly # ali Congressional enscimeais-
WheHesur Law has h-ea enacted hat seri-
ea-iy eatrrnehes apon The rights Of my sec-
tivl, that -tFsmglss upon fighls' certainly
gssssu it aEdsF ths Com "a ioa aad shs CsaTts
u or refuse - lnterp0se tVr oar prclss t.oa,
81 tniefP sing. prove uaaille 10 lnFnlsa
shssId - us, and The wroag IL prEsirG. i in,
taxa The Collsi Il n ion and ths Un.oa shall have
l Fspesi, er-ased 90 exist; The MACHINERY 81
Tue Government viii sheR haze simply Dc.
sfypyea Ksssf.
Ar. hlll. Do anderstana ny friend 10
ssy thai epoa any Infraelsoa NJ tie CoasGitls-
.sse q q ne Haa AzdF. n l.sinsss, seiIse-ea m
tas s<@-lz - sas f-zA 81 D. fsss.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

avov of immediate ssls-ae sAe as,oa o. ths pasi -
souib Carolina
Ar. tGLEFoS bong cAiied out by rsfereacs V tgs
rpsrcbaIis sal Le VI HlyDe street seala 5
found In iaeir p,lco wEen the day for scl arrived
Other volunteer toasts and responses made, e.
tho gathering broke after having spent very agree
able hour
Qnte sensaticn produced upon the s.eaue-
Columbia g. she was about leaving tho wharf 10 Nes
York on Saturday ast occastoned by the dep Gypg a
ibe Palmetto asg from he peak OF the ms.nmRat me
enihu lasm OF the passengers psemb!et on the prone
nado dtcs couo hlrty be prevented from ,hoxirg se
In cheers, while ncnber expressed adpraon Of Ospt
Bfrj ineeper sence u trpa ypg favcrte colore
tho Linconi.o State OF New York.
The steamers YORKTOWN and Aiabams-- me former
bound Tor Richmond and the lslcr for Sayannah-naa
started some minutes IT, sdyanGe OF tho j0rmba, bet
they we're ovcrhaQlei when oR FernoEs Island, and
,oon LETT rsteIn When clfs sing up whh toe Captain
Bfrry ciusei tho stars and Sss tct % 30 ,ve1
nnm lhe stern color sta, OF ME Fhp, substituted
nee piece bunting lie hal prepared sncwlag nftsen
white stars upon yeTmillon efoand, VII. ID sr,iy
dfp!ayed by Tie fresh orceze acd under winch every
passsnaer seN proud TO cal AZ ths other h.Ds we're
nens pared our now and sttrsctvo lsg vas - the
served OF all obs. rversn
captain Berry may well be proud Of TIC we ner led
Compi!meais expressed hy the passengers u hs bold
act ~ ibe requfgt OF number friencs tts ne "
oFs VIII ba displayed from stan ol tue Cogabs dcr-
Ing - day, that al VINO disposed 10 ~ notice trer
beauty
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lrrom the Charleston Mercury, Nov. n
Al twelve O'Clock . number of merchants and o.her
friends Of commcdorc Berry repaired boaFd the steam
ship Columbia, for the purpose OF presenting 10 him
handsome gold beaded caue in noror a. Aa"fmsn hen
OF mis- philanthropy bot OF hs hcroism in dsplAy ing ths
ooors Of our gallant little ssto at his ma.hs "a on leaving
me cane one Of which any gcntlsmsn psy be proud
There o attempt at display bot IL - neat, pA'ny
grnsnenied s.lcs Just That com soi,ro, ana .ssay
friends and admirers. u ws mainisesured by Hayden
a xhldea, and rslecs great credit upon their taste
AMI skiiL II made OF ps moto ~Do1, very nlculy po
IIshcd and bears the following simple snd gracsui IN
scripsion ITO Captain Berry, from h's Ch~sston
i,sas sov.sDsr ~ lsg' NC 81 10 ss, g, ce
ing inc,dsnts Of bis life
Alderman Kssu1rx, 10 presenting tho handsome ,cs,.
mopiAl, made srief speech bat hts ci1sng rcmsrk-
s.You know feelings sri apprcss,o thcrn'-mnst
hare been taxen by tho undauntei "Com nojorc" -
rhe = s,a .as =, % ~
and hs for The honor II hts s.sse Certainly the
Comnciorss reply va characicrysi by deep feeling,
aud when be expressed the hops tnat would not be
long before he could enroll himself csc.1ity that
wUuh sssss ast lag, which he o. ess nnssshead
,ssy @ s,,. sm man p,.ssn' nor W. ssy VIZ wno 200, .e,
Tag for forty ycs-s. ruese shovt bu' expressive
hsccs received with obssr upop cnesr tili A. n.
NJ Bs0ws rose and explained Why the palmetto had
not eco "aurr 70 the brteSe whst tho Co'unbs lay ~
the p,ss S 2. sew Soss ,ns esto,. be, asrrsrs !, q. u n
soulh Sarolss 70 ~ hor banner 10 'orciga port pus
needct no sanction 70 bring Il homo Tbo remark uh
received win rocni of hearty scpls1c. .
A. the Invitation u The Commoicrc tn psry then de-
scendcd to she saloon swberc vevy cotc % aoi SD
stantial ionch w. provided ccempNne add ecotncns
spasked and enliyenod the csmpsny. ~ Urrotssti
toasted Commodore Berry, ard sx pcsssd the bScc mas
be would be seieced bearer o. dcepa6Des 70 WAins
ton 70 declare the sdepeudenco oi eo Palmetto stse
Another reply nom oommciOre Berry ws csly more
convno M ryoof Of hs de.erminstiDn 70 sAnd ~ bis
state always. -. .-,r,-- = -, ~
NJ. Ks~Uscx tnen teamed Rev. WNsm Yates, a.
chaplain of ..ne sow Yors se~msr,c Company, witch
slr'tsd N sppropra;s roponse
Mr. wnsrp tben gave ssn.nneut b tns rre@ 70
vtnsh Ne Carlale aiiude appropriate terms, es,ins
,hsi re ep,-s p-ew q scun csrolns as srsr as1y
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

copsols close a. o.. for moasy, AID 90. sss,. ior
Accornt
In the American stock market. Illinois Central sharet.
New YoTf Central shares, and Erie s,oct hsd er
per fenced upward rally.
LIVERPOOL COTTON NARxEr.
The scs q cotton for Two da.s uonday and r1eedAy)
were n, eco bales, including kc0o 70 spssustors
portcr-. The naskes was pomipsiiy hanged from
frdsy, but closed DALI with quotations barely main
tagncd
no sdvccs from Manchester arc unfavorss,e, ,ssrr
being bat Little inquiry for gods and yarns aad psio
woax.
wakenola, Nash Co rspor, declirs Of ID . 81 per
cartal on Inferior wheat Flour stcffy.
LIVERPOOL BREADeTCrrs xARKE.
The brcsdsiuls market had down gard toEdeocy,
and all descriptions had slightly decoed. ne4ss
Rebarason, spence o. report-f1our dan and decnsd
3D. psr Dbl Whea, quiet tho lower qualities easlev
bot quoiators wero unatered red Western, lis. "a.
Ia "a DO SO m, l2s "a Ia 1od white westevp,
La ed los southern. l3s "a . - Corn dull, Il
Gecllre o. L. por quatss mixed and yelos, e7e. "a
3& ID; whto, i2s. sss
LIVERPOOL rEovfsIoE NARxBr.
The provh on market y quiet. 8cef heavy royH
and bacon steady. Lari nrm ., e)s. Ga. Tslo~ nrm
st 6ss q sgs
IryrRrooL rRopUxE xARxnr.
sugar strady. Coaeo steafy RICE aru Asass aa.ss
a. 29s ior bn,h pots and pearls. Rosn dun. spiyw a
tsrrtntlnc dull.
LONDON MARKETS.
sugar, celee and talio~e steady. Rice has sdvsroei.
Raitpctve heavy,
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SENATOR DOOLlrfLE on MR. LINcoLN's
DUTY.


W. y ssIgCs, En- Corr aspond nc socrc,ary:
rover 10 psiTsb ne will proven. from joining the rc
publitat Of anxagScc this evening 10 "reois ng
tho slor9ls vstory lately obtained by the rcpuolcas
lis nasoa great victory establishing two things At
least--
ma. slavery snail not be extended into the Terrific
r.es by 1,y however bold, nor under any con'r
vance bowoycr specogs-LeLer by &C, Of Congress by
boI der ruan nvaslnn, BY p5cih decrees BY terri
toral s,avo codes; ~, ot us (r nT&gss az frsd OF
= ac4giref from kEsco or Grsi Brisdi, saaa remain
fre. And,
% That the majority and not the minority. by their
yolcs cons nationally given, shall determine who snail
be President ol the United ga and that II b The fret
principle, IN RTustSan Popular s0trtigsig, that the
minority must acquesce, peaccuiiy, they will, bot
they mus, scluioece, enforce ont OF All eonstu
tonal laws alced for The country, ard for The whole
country.
We lave no: purchased Florida 70 proteo. entrance
into tho Gnn of kerico Louisiana, 70 control the
outlet of The Mississippi Valley annsxoi rx1. and
defended her against Mexico st tho expense OF snrty
thousapd lives, and hundred millions of dolars, spftr
A>w % pa,s ssdv foreign az Aosf> artsfscsgp
cannot be dose Mr. Lincoln VIII bo ipaugusated
Pdens Of a The United ssAtes, and nur take charge
Of sll our foreign relas,ons
when the passion and misreprtscp tatoa OF the hour
psssed when tho people Of tho outn whoaye yet
rcfuss 10 hear what rtpubicsnsn n, or cpt from ifs
% Itcz enemies, shall learn from him what realty 10,
and how srossy II has been misfaprcsentcd 70 ihsm,
every consideration of interest ADd Of patriotism, ull
bind them 70 he American vnion, Mi lead them 70
pcice;cl scquessroo 10 Mr. Lnoolns Afmns,railon.
j. r. DDOIlIrfE
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GhRIBAl Ds'S FAREWELL TO THE ARMY.
INTERESTING FROM CHINA.
THE PRINCE or WALES N0r YET At BONE,
&C.. 60, ke.
sr JoHNs, Y. r.. ysy. "a ,sso

81 JOINS, y. r., Nov "a, 1880
1no steamship Arsgo, which left Ravre on ,be Ietn.
and Ccwes at IiP.E tho 1s.b inst !, passed osre
Race at T. ycs1rJsy, where was .Dtcrccps sed BY
tho ncws yacht u the New York Associated Press The
Arsgo has le5 pass,pgers, and 300 tons OF esht for
View York, ard reports having experienced .scsry
winds most Of tho passage. she viii dge 81 New Yvr
IN Monday night
The squadron with the Prince Of waes OF board nsd
rot reached Fl aud.
Tie Bank Of England hsd rs sed u. rate 0. scoun "a
quer:o Of tho whira Of f3to 600 FOR tho Bank
OF Frsrcc, which wor'i be followed by ZOO 900 more
Consols closed AZ 50 tHe3X, for money, ana asa
o3's for aocouIt.
The bank rate Of dsc1unt hal bcen advanced 20 Eve
p,r cent on Tuesisy evening" aud the Bank or Earcs
raised he lscount rate % four and half Per cont.
Victor Emanuol was 10 leave for Sicily on ios llIn
There is frcsn intelligence respecting the neeo.a-
tons for tho captus,on OF Gae,a II ssseret that .he
sairison is composed or only few bs,alions.
1hc AIstrisn government denes that circ1arrote
or the Warsaw interview bsd been addressed to Rome
Naples ard tho ex Dukes of Italy.
The Scspoaps had entered the Papa states, tnrorsh
their Generals ireachcvy
tissa'sd that General Guyoa considers his postlon
unter able.
Gsribaldi has ius, ss lod farewell procl mston 30 NE
l.ie army, concluding by telling ha conn .alous Va Armr
him agan T. ifesh conflict, which Is likely 70 break cut
IN ns,rh ravt
The Siege works beioso Gaota actively co1trcec,
aud n garrison viii mol capItuale general bonbud.
ment will commence. EAno,s n had rejected the pro-
ros, % o7acuatc the town, the basis that ho
mauds troops, - 600 IN number at Gaots Ani relies
on tho strength o. the fortress.
itwa rum0-od in I0r Ion that tho British government
hal received oflcai Dispatches from Chna That peace
bal been oonol1;ed At Pekn By tho Engsh sud Tronch
Ambassadors aad tho Emperor Of Cnns, bui gene
rally believed lhai government woali not withhold roob
Intelligence
II asserted that iho seltemcn. oi ncgctsiioss IN
Chm had been delayed question of money entity
Of undertaking.
The Auied army were marching on Pekin, where sang
Koe Irsn bal large force 70 ceend the city LORD r.
gin 70 follow tho uoops September 0.
ne army reached Yang tsiu Yeh On the 10 n ne
coolies wero dcser,lpg and carriage was dircut.
Two thousani troops cf, Al en tsin 70 project
from Tie rebels, who Inactive.
Al Canton trade Distracted by tno rebels.
steamship Arabis, from Boston via HalissI arrives al
Liverpool on the lith.
Steamship Eow York, from Ses Yorr, prt LN Yy.
mouth on the i2,h, short Of Goals.
shsnshp CITY q Manchester arrived At Qceers.ewr
| the l3th.
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OPINION OF A CLERGYMAN.

kcTfxuvp, Va Nov. =, 1870,
AwsM Known geItlenan,a resident or Aasrsts, Ca,
desy from city, informs mo that the disunon ssn
s.~sns n 70 there sad no mistake abou, o. bu, The
North vii mako ccrcs.slons Georgia may be induced 70
remain a ihe Un.ou. he d himself !hsroush goag nre
eater 10, tnc North vii abolish her persorsi liberty
ers, oil win bs Unionrt, nstssd o. scccss onss DIS
union e Inevitable unless some compromlsc s msie he
s'so tells me that Hln. Aorarder stephens ou the
nnoriy side, but II she people VII give him their ears
ne would se IN the majority He personA frenf
Of Mr. Stephens AMI clcrsym,r q high Standing here
10 prssshsd sermon this evening, takog for his isxt
Enser INTO your ciosct and pray 10 your Father IN
secrct.' During the sermon he said u vas the drty
every good citizen 70 pray FOR the peace and hrnony Of
soo cornsry ans that might live, heretofore, n
unity. he toos occascn 70 say Aso that the North
shs ssgrcssor and ths persssal liberty bills not
repealed 10 spprehonded dissolution Of this beloyed
Union me ocrsyms Is native Of the North, and was
al satsc thswe.
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rho Preside n, tie Naturalization, any rerecn
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whether famine or uui sersal panic-whe,her slave
rebellion IN the 5oreh, . social revolution rom pau
rertom al New York. pftadelpha, Boston, Chicago and
eeewheYe North and Es,- Question which me alone
Inrave. Sct grant os, ster tbs struggle 10 over,
perpeus peace free from the Porisan spirit Of abolition
propag viles, and greatest hgrcrg
u has ever dsgrsced an nlel.sent people.
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