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ic party appealed to-in vain did our DEF
egates attempt to reason with them upon
the subject, and to point out to them the
absurdity and danger Of the doctrine
which they preached. They would not
listen to reason-they &C mitted that prop
erty in slaves was recognized by the Con-
stitution Of the United States, and that
every species Of property 80 recognized,
was entitled to protection, but declared,
at the same time. that slavery, being To-
cal institution was not entitled to such
protection A portion Of our delegates
very reasonably concluded from this, that
their object was to violate and tram
ple under foot the highest law Of our land.
and seeing the uselessness Of trying to co.
operate with such body, in the selection
Of candidates for the two highest offices
within the gift Of the American people.
they very wisely seeded from the Con
vention. some IN accordance with their
instructions. Others, in obedience to their
convictions Of duty. And, now. that they
have faithfully performed the trust conf
ded to their charge. every true Southern
man should deem il not only an imPer-
alive bat pleasant duty 20 sustain and up
hold them in their course. A.
CoRREcr1oS.-In Publishing last week
the letter Of Mr. TOLsoS, Of Lauderdale,
our compositors. were led into an error by
following copy cut from one ofour ex-
changes, which destroyed the meaning Of
one Of the most piquant sentences in the
article. Near the end of Mr.. Tolson' :
letter. where he says If your correspond
ent or any body else hare the flesh pots OF
Egypt" Sc. it should read, IF any ofyour
correspondents or any body else 'kars a
longing for the flesh pots" &c. The types
occasionally make such mistake, in the
best regulated establishments.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address. for what you wish
% purchase; name the Lottery in which you wish 1t
Quarters on receipt Of which we send what Is order.
el. bv frst mail. together with the scheme.
Immediately after the drawing. Printed Drawing
Certified to BY the Commissioners, viii be sent, with
an Explanation.
Purchasers viii please write their signatures PLAIN
and give their Post Office. County and state.
All communications strictly confidential.
All prizes Of 900 and under paid Immediately
after the drawing. Other prizes at the usual time o.
forty DAYS.
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+" COURT OF DEATH
REMBRANDT PEALE.
Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars!

Mall subscribers will send Il cents extra IN rs,
postage. Five copies for - postage free The suit
-crlttr refers % the venerable EFNBR ANBT
fEAlEr Philadelphia, Hon. WILLARD III / MORE.
Buffalo; HARPER BROS New York. Row pr
fhlME, editor New York observer. Rev Dr. PAL
MEk New Orleans and JAMES a. TAYLOR Esl..
Charleston, : G. Money can De- sent ~afeiy nv mai
a. not one letter in thousand falls 20 Tar as return
complaints show. Liberal terms 10 Agents and
'hufeh Socioiies Two letter -ttmp- extra will So
cure letter Of agency, stating terms Addres.
q. q COLTON
- Park Row, New York
Post-0fice Box 3aqt
Nav - IsGH -,
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Sherin,S sale.

Sher1f1'S Sale.
Rushing, Smith & Co.
VS.. Fl. Fa.
VIM. Brown ct al.
DY virtue of the above stated f. ia. to
ID me directed, l will, on Monday the
4th day of June next, within the usual
hours of sale, in front of the door of the
Court House in the town of Paulding, Of
following described property, to-wit:
Negro Man named William, of dark COM
plexion, aged about forty-five years, levied
on as the property of the defendant VIM.
Brown, to satisfy the above stated f. ia.
and all cost.
L. B. LASSITER, Sheriff
Jasper County, HISS.
May ,, 1860. cyst
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Smith Hotel.

49, THE undersigned having purchased the
S1H burlington House" in this place, takes pleas
Fflll urc IN Informing his friends and the travel
NtllL ns public generally that he IS now prepared
70 adm ster 70 the wants of the inner man OF both
man and horse, as he will keep on hand plenty Of
the best the country affords" Give me a cail, Il
hungry. A. MYER.
Ralegh, sp,ith O. Mas, Jan. Is, 1850. I5-tf
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Notice.

NOIICes
Ii persons are hereby forewarned
N against trading for two Promissory
Notes, made payable to James Seals and
James Walton, for three hundred dollars
each, and signed by the undersigned
Said notes bear date some time in Novem
Der last-precise time not recollected-
and due lst June, 1861, and LIST June
1862. The consideration for which said
notes We're given having failed, we are de
termined not to pay them unless com
PEELED by law.
THOS. Q. HAWKINS.
DANIEL NICHOLSON.
?. Q. HAWKINS.
May %, 1860. 32-3t
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TERMS.
Single copies by mail 81 and II cents in stamps; -
will secure six copies free Of pos age.
10 the trade a liberal discount will be made
Published by EDWARD DECHAOA.
Artists Emporium, ZOE Broadway, n T.
re 1c,lt 3l-3t
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Eirh1eenLIkeIY Nerroes.

together with the Mules, Horses, Cattle.
Hogs. Corn and Fodder, Farming Uten-
sis, &c, on the place. l will sell all to-
gether or separately, and will make the
terms, both as to price and time OF pay
ment, to suit any purchaser or purchasers
who will give proper security for the pay
ment.
have also other valuable Lands, lying
in Newton, Scott and Jasper counties,
which will sell on favorable terms. My
address is Garlandsyille Miss.
JAMES T. PAYNE.
Jasper Co, May %, 1860. S2-tf
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.
F0R AL THE PURPOSES Of A PUR6ATIW MEDICINE.
For CosTIvRNRss;
For THB CURE OF DYSPEPSIA;
For JAUNDIcE;
For THE CURE OF INDIGESTION;
For HEADACHE;
For THE CURE OF DYsENTRRY;
For Foul STOMACH;
For THE CURB OF ERYSIPRLAS;
For THE PILES;
FoR THE CURE OF ScRoFULA;
For ALL SCRoFULoUs COMPLAINTS;
FoR THE CURE OF RHEUMATIsM;
For DISEASES OF THB SKIN;
FoR THB CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT;
For DROPsY;
FoR TIE CURE OF TETTER, JUNIORS AND SAx1
RHRUM;
For WORKS;
For The CURE OF GouT;
For DINNER PILL;
FoR THE CURE OF NEURALGIA;
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD
They are sugar-coated, 90 that the most sens-
tive can take them pleasantly, and being purely
vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any
quantity.
Price IS cents per Box; Five boxes for SLoo.
Great numbers Of Clergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent personsges, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion Of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
are given; with also full descriptions of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol.
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put of by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on
Demand AYERS, and take no others. The sicf
want the best aid there is for them and they should
have it.
All our Remedies are for sale BY
Dr. 5. f. CASrEEl- Paulding; and ny rr,,ye;s,s and
Merchants throughout the South
Wholesale by HAvuASa. CLARK & GEORGE Mobile;
JonS WEaHr Co. New Orleans
May l6, 1860 sI-e-o-w
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Interesting from Washington

M o r Z FIR UDs
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-TEnHN LAKE Es-EX GO y. A.l
February q. ISIS.
Wa T. H.G,y Trcv. y Y-Daar Sir .-H1ylnl
used your Hair tnia.u- OF Restorative and htv5I !
been much pleased With g. take D.. a-u.a Il maxim.
the following statement. From tG. effects OF "a sever.
10 lt gkug~- wien lNo1t eighteen YEAR ~ age. u.
hefF commenced turning grew and 80 continued &c
Ura- uuu n tsrg1r rsrfs-tIl fLifs being very iar~i
and rHa--a. last summer / reached Wy ttty-fhE.
ys1r. when was induced hy friend % purchase tnJ
battles - Hslm~tuset'- HHr r.laTuE Urauarad O.,
Won. ! commenced Using b. accord ug 10 direction
snl 90 % fac r0fw ul, -urpa-gl 90 aud that my hHu
from tlg roots outward turning tack 20 is nr-
nal color Il 80 continued 70 .rov until 20 wa as rrn
y brown and q 4ssv as q Wa before rg my youthful
DAYS. ana s nor falg restgrtd 20 %, 01s.a4l 6r.0r.
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YalnahIe LANDS for Sale.

,,.AHsM THE subscriber offers for sale
his tract of Land in Newton
6VSs County, Mississippi, known as
the Holloman, Cross and Harrell
land, containing six hundred
and forty acres, with comfortable improve
ments on it, The land is Of superior
quality, and is within FIVE miles of Lake
Station on the southern Railroad. | also
.>fV,r
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CONGRESSIONAL NEWS.

MOBILE AND NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
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WOOD, EDDY & CO.

Wilmington, Delaware.
Owners and Managers q the Delaware, Missouri sni
Kentucky state Lotteries.
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HamIin for Vice President
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We are authorized % ahuanhes JAdEa AZ t'ifA8
uElui aa q candidate o. tsssatef - hasstu = dfaF
ths ansuium eioctiun, uidliW .wRl ni
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We sru aathorssd 70 annquufn ~ n MET
CALI - esaddais Ga shsuda s.uIttbunty, a ~
ensuing election. a.fa ma
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BY THE LAST MAILS.

Arrival of the Steamer Adra.,e
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~ ktA THE BLOOD
and thus remove an disease from the system
Prepared 10y DR. WM b M6FFAT
No, 10 bluadWag.
lMoiiat Bu.ld.ugI s. y.
For sale by an Druggists
Nav II IVU cd -,
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Rev. HENRY T.. PAkhEk,
Rev O \. JUDD Montgomery. n Y ~
Rev. A. NJ. STOW Z. ClRaBdaicd " T.
Rev. WILLIAM LONG, off me BFieh
Ofices Of Exhibition and safe:-495 Bradway New
York. il Camp Street New Orleans Il ST. Francis
street, Mobile.
RS-sEND FOR CIRCULAR6a
Anril Is 1gAO
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Mobile Cotton Marl.O.

&c. &c. &C. &c.
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We ~ auihaused o. annuuncr " VI slttNtl
a. : eanaliate hr re.elsCfun iu tharNrgl Aakfohal
Cisft q scot County, q Me snsuaK ssqlfP xla
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From The Eueing PoSt--THE SPTRIT OF TIE USIoN" is
the title of handsomely colored chrome autograph
1t represents the Father Of his Country in u mili-
tary costume, with cloak thrown over his shout
dora and surrounded by halo of tinted clouds.
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TO CONsUMPTIVEs.

Sold in Paulding by Dr. 5 f. CAsTEEL.
JOHN WRIGHT New Orleans. Wholesale Agents
for the south. and sold by all Druggists.
Jan -. lSU1. l6-ly
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la-R COW

GEORGE BEVERLY,
4 N, College. Va
32-2W
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We ars authorised b. snuouncs y. SPENCER. a.
candidate far Ciark 81 he Circuit and Probate Cour
II nnith COUNTY, q ne ensuing Election.
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We are authofned 10 snnounoe Hon. y y MctAl
ufN a. e oaniiisie &C. Probate Judge Of Jasper cou
fr, ai the ensuing alucuun.
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The right shall live while FACTION dies;
All traitors draw = ieeting breath;
But patriots drink from God own eyes
Trutb's Nuht. that conuuer's death
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-23

sraafxs Afrxu ~ MrtEurY srsrrt.-About eleven
ocicc yesterday forenoon sssbbng ARRAY occurred Al
the auor Nicholas Murray No 20 Mulberry street.
which win probably result fatally man named John
Hoy, nseems Was lynx asicsp In the back part Of the
SORE vher some dsubcd bis ace with >mpblack BY
way of Joke, and then retired without swakins tho
slumberss. Upon being aroused some minutes stsf.
had been played uron him. Hoy became cnrsyed, and
picking up knife sxore he woud XII The person who
biakencd his rface Just then his eye chanccd 10
upon . yorng marinamcd Thomas Hayes, aad believing
him 10 ~ The person who p'aycd the trick upon him he
rahe ~ him and stabbed him IN the neck breast and
sbdsmcn, lnGicng three fearful wouads. Hayes uas
conveyed 70 The Scr York Hospital with all pcssble de-
spatch End placed under the Of the house
PoccnAa Kennedy. Of the sixth precinct arrested Hoy
and conveyed him before Justice welsh, who committed
him 70 The Tobs Tho prisoner admitted that he stabbed
Hayes, but said he cousiicvcd himself jcst0ed 10 c0nse
qpcnce Of the oc that had been played upon him. Tae
injured man dan ngcrousiy wounded, and from what the
doctor ays, there LITTLE hops of hls recovery.
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The following q lis, or new publications received at
this Office since the 10Th Of August'-
Comprehensive Dictionary Of the English Language,
by Joseph Worcester, LID. Swan, Brewer Co., Bos-
ton
Hand Book OF Universal Literature, from the latest
Authorities, BY Anne c. Lynch BctiA- Derby Jack
sce
Critical and Miscellaneous Esays and Poems, by I.
Babington Nacauay n. Applcsoa 4 Co.
Cuba for lnvalids, by r. Gibbcs. Townsend q %.
Report Of the Fourth Annual Fair Of tho Agricultural
and Mechanical Association. Goorss knapp Co., 81.
Louis
Annual report Of the Chamber Of Commerce OF New
York, fcr the Tear 1sse-eo. ycnn AmcrmAn.
History Of the Bible, for the Use Of Schools, BY ths
Rev. Thco. Socshem Weed. Parsons Co., Albany.
The Household Of havcrie or the Elixir Of Gold; two
vols, BY southsrn Lady. Derby Jackson.
me creatscss and Decline of crsar Brotteau, BY r.
Honore De Halzac Rndd csrlessa.
Lectures on the Physical Powers, BY Michael Farady
Harper Brothers
Morris Poems, BY George r. Morris. Charles scrbuer
The English crickc;es "Trip 10 Canada and the United
states in 1859, by rred fIllywhise Kent Co., Lon
don, England.
Italy Transl,ioo by william Arthur. Harper Bro
thers.
The Wild SPORTS of india, BY Captain Henry shakspcre
Tcknor Fields, Boston.
lucy CSofton, BY Mrs. ophAnt. Harper Brothers
History Of The Dragon, By g. U. stacy. Hsrgrave
White, Richmond, Va
awhea. and Iares, suthor unknown Harper Il
Brothcrs
me Woman 10 white. BY wHsie Collins Harper h
Brothers.
PAMPHLETS AND MAGAZINES.
Harcrs Monthly Magazine for september and october.
The Lonion Quarterly Review. Leonard, Scott Co.
Hunts Merchants Magazine for september. George
W. Jno. A. Wood.
The Atlantic Monthly for october.
Observations on Street Railways, by George Francis
Train. ssHpson Lo~ sons, London, England.
NEW MUSIC.
rcrrys victory March. 2. Brainard, Caevcisnd.
Our Musical Friend, No. "a. c. q. Seymour %.
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rrosxp roIsoSzxa cAx.--corouer schirmcr vas called
? yesterday 70 hold inquest as No. Clinton street
2 The body Of LcuisA Kasz, married woman, Who ~
csed 70 have been poisooed. Deceased, Il appeared,
taken y with vomiting and purains, and, although
vs prompsiy attended ~ physician, she continued
nh rapidly, srd died in loss than four days after she
,sxer sick The doctor, not thinking that lhore was
khlne unusual about tho case. rsve a certificate Of
": bot The CITY Inspector looked upoa I'm case a
Sors one and refused " grant The ncoe~Hsv SuvsaI
hlL A pest mortcm examination a the body made
jr Bouton showed tho presence u sons mss ri pot
b tbe stomach but the doctor unable 70 say for
k,Anty what the character of The poison wss until
"a made chemical analysis of thc parts AZ IL win
several days 70 ccnplcts the anaiyse the Covoscr
IN, proper 10 adjourn tho squsst until such time
khem .st would BE- rcs.y N report The husband of
asei says shas he wife had been partially irsans fov
nv on rs,re ara ttat on several occasiors shs would
bc&s.iy ntorics.ed. Hs admitted thA: be lived On
Srhsppy serns with tes vonan, ard So 4 ~ oissn
! and Rerssd her uos. shamef1ily DscsAssd Was .
kScf ce-r11rv. arc ~ar thrsv-f-s ysav Old
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coyvsrrcrT Coruy FArRs--rsls in Conn a.,icut will
he held - follows
rolIspd county, a. Hyde Park in rocsvrc, september
Is and 20
Town Of Woodbury., September &c and n.
windham county, At brooklyn, September q snd ~
hiddeesx county, A hfdletown. October >, aud 8.
New london county, a. Norwich. Ostobcr ., and
Lifchneld oounty, ~ 1itchfsid. October . and
Union air bsvkhnmstad, Coiebrook, New Hartford ard
rorr ington), .. Hitchcockvsiic, O-tobsr Q aud 4.
Town a 6uiisord, flr.ober J.
ndf
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From the Newark Advertiser, sept III
@ s ssss. @ e
hs ococt 4 NJ Hsii n ses more fol- isss night inis
shines brightly, but The stmosphcrc dcci1cdly
nnai. Tns viccsce Of TIE storm scons 70 have bssn
sty confined 70 this vicinity 20 far = VIC caa learn
sessais, collars and cisicrns me unplsaAat wss,her
ho~ever, retarded operations, and housskccpers,
have been sufferers, earnestly desire bright .
We have bsard of several c.ses Of serious damage
narrow escapes. baker IN tho upper rart OF
} city had biz basemeat hled and lost lArre
keral barrels Of nour. Groccrs in varors PLACES
re also sufferers by the destruction Of molasscs oil
Csnsr srslcs generally stored n cellar. lns raj
pted, and the trains running throrgh u were obliged
proceed slowly.
farther west there was . heavy fal q rain In tho
srnoon. This shower also carried away cuvcrt on
! Central Rsilroed, near Boundbrook somc parties
this city, who had been attending tho Third District
publican couveusion Al scmsrvlle, and expected 70
ch nine O'Clock Swcrc detained by tho dlsAsor,
did not ret home tlll near midnisht
ded. me lower Doors Of several bouscs which bad
IN built the low lands between thc railroad AMI the
Ss ressdence Of j. Morgan On the Eclevile turnpike,
the copper mines, wss struox by lightning during
storm me fluid entered the north side Of tho houss,
.nrossh the p:,''r % and o a. Q. INC orps,s side
eiy demolished Some half dozen persons wcre in the
the time, but strange 20 say none we're seriously
red.
he damage 70 the house OF Mr.. waiter r. Dunn, Ia
vren street, High scrsous than n nrst
posed The fuId set the house Ore, and knocked
rrsl holes In the chimney. Mrs. Dunn wss stunned,
sthl fesths effect 0 the lightning. Mc~ers. James
brsth and y vand~rhoof, Who live In the vicinity,
knocked down BY the shock and temporarily a.
bs freight depo, of the Norri, and E-er Raircad
Ppssy, W this city, was also STRUCK bat ony ie~
- were knocked on the roof
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cullaldfs Adrurcs rrcn Ndrles--kccss~ns Of Roman
and husiaa rscsTs- me Reroiwion sprsadins-Froeo-
bl1is ef Aurrian Insrrrntion IN naly-xaisASs y
Francs. Russia and Prussia, DC.
csribsdi " near Naples, or rather wss last evssss
six O'Clock, ss ID announced by the dspAscnss q
xoni,.r, which ssss that tho General was 81 boil,
sac-no TO day he ID mnst likely in Naples, - N
hss lsn thst city and eonc 70 Capri, .. we'cs pE
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81. LOUIS, Sept. ~, 1880
No arrangements have yet been made for the recep
Saop of Lord Rcnfrew and suite in this city
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Inc United ssases sssmsr Crusader from the coast a
ccOa, arrived At Esy w~s en- rss., ior ccs. oIocrs
ard c-nw a. vel
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Oar Port aW Prince COrrespondencs.
PoRr Az PRINCE, August 90, 1850.

ToKT 40 F1lNlB, AuBust ", Kb0O
Neu Railrocd Prcjec from he Coax 10 tie Mines, dc.
There nothing OF political interest - advise you or
The country is quiet, and but little doing.
The government have nov Under consideration plan
Of the greatest importance TO the sland Il s nothing
less than railroad 70 connect one Of the
southern ports and the mines recently discovered.
An far a. can ascertain, the pan mccts with great n
yor snd nothing wanting 70 carry tho procct but
the necessary Are foreign capitalists disposed
look into this matter n the rosd properly conducted
1t 10 sure 10 nay, and 70 pay well, At that
The markets remain n 1t my last, with. perhaps,
some what greater animation although improvement
In prices
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Of 1859 amounted % SEA 2s7 s. ne value OF exports,
Sol5,130 OF.

u 6aeda Of Havana, In IL issue Of August -, pub.
fishes list Of entries into that port from the 1ss Of No
vembcr 1852 70 the end Of April f the present year,
with the comparative difference between that and the
same period from 1858 70 1852 From November 1858,
to the end Of April 1850, the number Of vesseb was
ITO; tonnage 30l 6l6 From November, 1859, to April
crease In vessels co. in tonnage ~ bs We observe also
increase In trade with the United States and England
ana m.nng On " tnas OF spsm ~ tne easree spoken
sions 627 from North America ll6 from England and u
from ports In Cuba During the sAme period from 1850
to le60 2l from Spain and Spansh possessions SGT
from North America, l4s from England and IS from
island pors This shows decrease In Spanish entries Of
A., and In homo ports Of 10, with increase In those
IRON North America Of 20 and % In those from England
There falling OF in those from France and CONSIDER
BILE increase from Buenos Ayres.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-19

JouY BELL, OF TrNNESs EE.-Ihe political
antecedents Of the nominee Of the " Union
saver" at Baltimore furnish the best oX-
PLANTATION in the world Of the singular de
cision of that conv ention, that il was mex
pcdient to define their principles. Bell
himself has been 50 slippery and uncer-
tain in politics that The sirewdest political
draper must fai! 10 cut q coat to fit him. His
first appearance on the political stage IN
Tennessee. was as a candidate for congress
against Felix Grundy. beating that dlstln-
gui5hcd advocate solely by the AID OF Gen.
jackson. Yet he took the first opportuni-
ty which offered in congress to desert Old
Hickory on the Bank question. In 1870,
a senator from Tennessee, he was one OF
the most earnest in support of the Com
promise Measures Vet, il lS5i, when it
was proposed to apply the same principles
in the organization of Kansas and Nebras-
ka, Bell was found in the opposition up 70
the hour when the Nebraska bill was
brought to a final vote, when he voted far
IL! Since then he has, by consent Of all
parties, been laid on the sheifin Tennessee,
and would probably have remained there
for the balance OF his days, but for this at
tempt TO rcsusitate him from the fossil
state into which he was rapidly passing.