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~ There is balance of some $4,000
II over of the citizens fund raised for the
Reufrex ball at New York, and one of the
,apers .usxrsts that it be appropriated to a
pr,.tssorship Of good manners. so that when
another royal parsonage comes along, gentle
men of the first society may know how to
beila:e.
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A Friend in Need. TRY it

Sweets Infallie Iinment is prepared from the recip
OF Dr. Stephen Sweet o: Connecticut the bone set
ter and has beer used in his prEctiCe for the last Wen
with the most astonishing success. As eXterna
reeGy il is without rival and will alleviate pain
speedily than any Othe! pre- aratOn. For all Rhemati
and Nervous Disorders 1t Is truly nfable and
tive Tor Sores Wounds Spras Bruises its soothing
healing and powerful strengthening properties excite til
wonder and establishment Of all who have given it
trial over four hundred certificates OF remarkable
performed by II within the last two bear witness
this fact.
See advertisement. 1929
tle druggists everywhere.
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MARRIAGES.

In St. Johnsbury Nov. s, by Rev. Z. C. Cum
mings. Arthur L. Worthen and Letitia Han
cock.
In Peacham, October %, by Rev. ID. Packer,
Mr.. Edward C. Palmer, formerly of Danvlle,
and Miss Mary II. Sheppard of Peacham.
In Albany. Oct. %. by Rev. E. D. Hopkins.
Mr. j. W. Howard of Irasburgh, and Miss Loui-
sa Nj. Cowles of Albany.
In Irasburgh, on the 9th ult., by X. ". Row.
ell, esq. Mr. Henry Clifford of Albany, and Miss
Martha LaClair of Glover.
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BIRTHS.

In this village, Oct. 81, a son to Joseph Boles .
In this town, Nov. l, son to Alden Knapp.
In Waterford. Oct y. a son to Ira ". BemS.
In Ryegate NOV 6, a sen abraham Lincoln)
to G. B. SOmers.
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RoMlil.o If EuuuferIeiiS

T6WUIC OT CONUItITtlTS.
The val.d popularity of James Pyc'S Dletlc Saera
tins founded real merits, has brought "t many con
terfe;s and limitations with view to take advantage OF
its great reputation y using the coored paper. an,
nearly copying tie trade nark picture that "e but
close observer detect sEs deception Nome Is genuine
unless Of James Pyle. No. A5 W a>igton st
NcwYok,' Is Oh the package BE sure that your sroIe
La, he r,nt kind.
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HENIICK'S Pills.

HEHIICK s Pills.
To quiet
The riot
OF dSeasethe vile scOurge,
Hcrrick's pills give.
Al Il Is you live
1t will set-its discharge.
HcrrCk Sugar Coated Pills starle the world with their
cures purely vegetable cannot hurt infant and equal
" .plicabe tor lirm Oldasc. Is per box. See adj
vertisement on third page. S-jgis
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OOPS CrINI NETONIC HiTTERS-the best Ar
.s. 'iil ~: III. red the public. All Drusgsts
''- See advertise u.eI.. 60
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WILL BE SOLD At MUCH
LESS THAN IT'S REAL VALUE:

LESS THAN IT'S REAL VALUE:
About iO2 acres of land in Newark, VT, q
miles from the West Burke Railroad Station, 20
acres of it being under improvement. and more
hard wood land well adapted to it. The lot is
we'll watered, lies finely. and would make an OK
cellent farm.
There is also large quantity of Cedar and
Spruce Timber. which is valuable on account
of its proximity to the Railroad.
Credit will be given for part if desired. For
further particulars inquire of Henry Doloff or
Lawrence Sleeper, Newark, VT, or the subscriber
at Granny. VT l5:f
JEREMIAH GLINES.
T l B f X A T O N =.
IL Notice is hereby given that l have given
my son, John Champanay, ir. his time during
the remainder of his minority, and shall here
after claim none of his earnings, nor pay
any debts of his contracting
his
JOHN Y CIIAMPANAY.
mark liz
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y ATE OF VERM Mt,

@ TATE OF We r NJ o n I {.
- Caledonia District, IS.
In Probate Court holden ST. Johnsbury the 9th day
Of November, 1861.
larry Moore administrator on the estate of Jonathan
Cobur1 late of Ryega,e in said district deceased makes
said court for license to sell part OF the real
said deceased representing that said sale Is
essry for the payment of the debts ofsaid deceased
Whereupon II is ordered by said court that said appl-
cation come der consideration and be heard the Path
day of November 1861 at the Probate Oce III 81 JOHNS
bury.
And is further ordered that all persons interested be
notified hereof by publication OF notice o this
an printed at St Johnsbury before said time Of hearing
that they may appear said time and place. ana they
see cause. object thereto. -
By the Court.-Attest, ASA L. FRENCH.
Judge of Probate.
A true copy Of record.-Attest,
} 1917 ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge Of Probate.
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MONEY NOT YET FOUND.

MI oNE1 No1 'H1 roooD'
The subscriber having a considerable pay
ment to make on the LIST day of December next
must say to all those whose demands have De-
come due him, that payment must be made IN
this month or their demands will pass INTO iega
hands for collection. ALA. Law -
+, St. Johnsbury, Nov. Z, 1860. p-H
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Fra,crnaly yours, e. V. LARINER, NJ d.
Rheumatism, Gout, Liver Complaint.
SchirruS. Cancer TumOrs. Enlargcme mt,
liberation, Carries and ExfOliatiOn Of
the Homes.

sr,i variety If nave been reported to where
Of thu formidable complaints have resulted from
the ii this remedy. Tut space here will admit
them. Some Of them may be found in our American
Almanac. which the agents below named pleased -
fu, ni>h gratis 10 ali who cali for them.
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Many remarkable cures these affections KAYE been
male 10y thc alternative power Of this medicine. Ii stu-
LAT, iii. vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
oyerculns d>urlIS which would .e supposed beyond its
reach. Such "A remedy has long been required by the
c,>>es Of the c PIE. and We confident that this will
L.. for them all that medicine can do
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KIN STRENGTHENING PL4STERS

The subscribers have just received a new and
large assortment of Crockcrv and Glass Ware.
which will be sold at reduced prices.
T.. +. X /. L. BROWN.
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TIIE NEW STAIRS I!

Sweet and common potatoes, onions, eating
and cooking apples, prime butter and cheese.
lard pork, tripe. salmon. salmon trout. mackerel
and Goldfish. good and fresh. just received and
selling cheap at L. +. x l.. p. BROWNS.
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u
The subscribers will sell l0-year old mare and
harness. blanket, etc, at great bargain. Said
mare is sound. and just what farmer wants for
service in any place.
S-tf f. F. 4 L. P BROWN
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CARPETING.

painted do, wide and narrow booking. I have
and intend to keep good assortment of clothing
consisting of coats, pants and vests. boots, shoes
| nd
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is even rendered more necessary than at present
We shall be weaker and less able to protect our
selves in the Union; we shall have foreign Stale
on our borders and be hemmed n on az sides, and
The question Where 81 we nd. win have to
he decided.
f'every person cor 4 Decide for + T G The DO
sion his State should occupy rider all the phases
that may be presented the con- qg gear, he would
at least have lie constant power his own bosom
Of measurably determining lis own fate his, hoe.
ers', Is not the ease. Our posion for veal or woe,
is dependent = this world vote of the majority
Of the people Of Tennessee and that vote even, is
greatly liable 70 be Influenced by the action of neigh
boring States We may be sacrificed BY The rashness,
prejud &c, osiiaaey timidity of States North or
South OF US. The du.y, then, of every patriot, is
now 10 sacrifice s time and jtiuence TO bis coun-
ny; yield every III ug that 5 vital give up iu-
divdual prejudice, passion and parry feeling 10 the
good Of the whole.
have assumed throughout tn commur cation
the grouad occupied publicly but few days previ-
Gus to the 9th Of November, that the election of
LINCOLN is not & hcIens erorld Tor the dissolution
of our Ur on lie reasons for ibis ZION were
given on the occasion above referred 20. and have
been urged by others. It is unnecessary now to
repeat them. Impst say howeg,c thai the choice
of two Northern men for the highest Offices in orr
SIT. and the esc on ny non-slayehol1 1g States on
sectional platform hostile 20 US, is mater of the
graYest Importance L has driven thousands of
warm Union men from the mooriag and shaken
the bonds that b i'd my lad OF others. 1t is stand.
g menace to the South that is deeply felt and re
GREETED by conservative men of eScry ale. Should
this example be repeated, il must Inevitably destroy
our pc Teal relations. We may depend somewhat
on the personal character Of Mr.L COIN, and much
more on Congress and the Supreme Court for our
present securi J. but these safeguards are Vcmpo-
rary and eVanescent Jrdomiad.ioa is The object End
design of the North then independent of all ques-
ton as to slavery, could not submit 10 be ruled
by a combination or conspiracy ike that made and
acknowledged by SEW I'd, WEED and GrEvEY.
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De. k4AG's D,sPEtEA 3 s
zu- EE.~-~

| D. KvSe-l % re I o, Sss 70 % &c iass
NELS5 .or- ysa-,o' Lo-issss Es- -ci !. In ahoAAs
lgVosd a. eseaon lie treatment o. private ds1sss so- o.,
hi " yesrs basslf hNyaS atalded prHetcs
marv yea s. cured many hSgEADs, be = epAied y Gu
All Gssates Drirat. how bad ~ a
fron siuJlcioUs nedic -einsa o ron neglect spi os5
Dr. King DIssDs , she . DsRde &c stree between Che
and he sqla-e, shere Be cures - d sees Of "a a
GoH0RHEA cue5 wthogt "a SOS reSers ser s-ens
iron business.
srErcr5Rss o. old cate. sTctar,5 ssrs r -
days b. operation WI ehc2usas Paa- Wh-e strcts
sxsfs health eanrot b ejOyed Perhaps no dease
mischief and undssnineSi the co.att linton mzch.
SYPHILIS with AZ fne diseses Of he skin xr6Eia er
sct or teatrect Re sgsetuaiy cured e ssa ssv
skEKAL WxAKyzs pateuisy attsnsos having bes Sgsr
this disease ssd 81 the e5csrq1srceg grouF cut ef ro,t
many b. re desruevs Aabits 81 rsn-sa.sle
Youths and ezesliTe iadalgence Of pasoss ,ef 81
witch viii u1dsrnine The constitution.
ht for business Bseety, sld causing pfeuaL1re GA -
Ysmalcs may Erng with any IL Of f,s Wosf
mar asscred o. i1naeiate relief.
Person rcsdng aRroad by writing sa.i1g re -. IA
Zee enclosed directed % Dr.. A. Einz o - Dfs - 1
Team ElhaFa lie usrary aiIeine reuf Ia 49,
address, with neeesssy 5ieoes Stru secrecy osrs "a o.
hour 9o'eiock morning sul 9 Ia e ~ 1870
IusE73. I65ad&Hls
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On behalf Of Merchants
No 10 COZ. on,p1rs

no 10 COZ. QUARTS.
NASHVILLE, Nov. "a. 1860.
W. A. o. Tvs, Esq, Supervisor of Banks:
DEAR Sic: In view of the political and monetary
storm which is at present sweeping over the coun-
Try, threatening destruction not only to our political
institutions but also to fortunes, and which, if
not checked by some meaus, and that suddenly, no
foresee foretell the col sequences 10 re-
suit. With that fact staring us in the face and
knowing that you from your lection with the
banking institutions OF the corutry,) have better
means OF Knowing what is really their true condition
than any one else, we call you for an express
sion of opinion 70 what is the best under the cir
cumstances 20 done by the banks the emergency
Can they stand up under thepreyaiagstorm or would
it be better that they should at once suspend specie
payments in order that they may place themselves
in a condition TO give that aid, in pecuuiary way,
which we all deem essential, not Only % the we'll
being o. the people. bus their very salvation from
utter ~
The only remedy winch presents itself 10 our
minds is the above indicated that is. an i'm
medi.te Suspension OF all the Banks Of the State.
Do US the iavor to give your opinion of the sub
ject atyOur earIist CONVEX enee. and ob'ige.
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PsOCt,w4~IO1-
State o. Tennessee,
ExEc-- VI DEPAETL-ET.

4
ExEc-- DEPAETh-xT.i
AJpears reurns hsD-ers 10 ding The Blec-
the rcesds winch Ihe 9th dsV Of AoEpm
ins for The a cctg Sectors for Rre~@nt AID
EiceP Of the Ursd states, tn ale Peyt % sun
Taylor Of Carer. " Dtaderisk . Washington.
Tsmp'e Of EnOx Alfred Cadgeff u mcNnn- Stanton Of
Smith, Edward I. Osladay % wilson, I'm keeeysl Of LIN
John BreWn Of oes, John House Of hcn;goDey
ALVIN HaVkns Of Ccrrul and d rabou OF eh@lb! wing
rsseiVed the largest n1mnef % Vstek Ee's elected
IL i therefore certified. hat ne said Bale Peytou q T
lOr, a W. D-aj-ick, Temple. AEsd Czdueil, s-snp1u
EDWARD I GoIsdJ y Wu ksrcheEsi. 10 BrosH Joan
House Alvin HaEkPs and Nabors 1uy snd CoLsAlu
onsy elected Slecnrs. he state OF Tennessee for
President and Vice President o. he Uuissd sfltss
- In testimony Whereof IsliAE G. PARIS, hIEs
hereunto NJ hand and Caused the rsai zeal Of
u. So he stats affixed Nashville, his. 2fth LAY
} Of Noveaber, A D.. ie5J. iShAA aAkRIs.
J. e h. KAT, Secretary fstEse.
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NOTE TO HE PRESIDENTS OF THE Banks.

NOTE TO HE PRESIDENTS oP THE Banks.
Nasty. lie, Nov. 26, 1860.
To hssrcSdsnts of the Bank OF Tennessee, Planters
ard Uli Z Banks:
GENTLENEN:-Herewith please f I'd letter
addressed to W, A. QUsR- J, Esq, Supervisor of
Banks signed By anumber Of merchants and citizens
together with his answec to the same
This correspondence in reference 10 a suspension
of specie payment by yOdr respective Banks will
speak for itself: We only ask your early attention
to the same. and that consideration which the i'm
portsnce of the subject demands
Yours respectfully,
GEO. W. CUN, SGhAN,
T.. ANDERSON,
IN babolf 90 uo-,,o,+, "a C,;t;,or,
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Douglas Hall! DOu yIas GIaHII!
SIXTEEN PERF0RMF rs. UNEQUAIL2D
and INCOnPARABLE.
POSITIVELY FOUR NIGHTS ONLY.
MO SdsS y, = aeNdrys sSeaOesdvy #rd Tsu -
daS ~ eh'gs, Nov. &c, 81 5 s1d 90.
DOUBLE TROUPF IND BRASS BAND.
sHOh Ef' Do g q q q LEN'S.
New 0r'e2e. = Metropolitan
Burlesque Opera Troupe,

win give -Four Crane Ethiopian cOncesAt The AbcTs Hall,
departure for the South add The Island
Introducing eeh evening entirely selection Of
lectrd from the gems Ethiopian Mnstresy.
A CARD.-The Manages beg leave 70 their
hisnds patrons that they Improved enlarged TER
Bend for the present and pledge themselves nothing
undODe please and the
appreciang public, and hope the pat
ronage bestowed upon them heretofore.
? Grand sereDade each evening front Of The Hall, pre-
Vo1s opening doors, BY the Neg Me1rcpOt
Troupes Brass Band, led By NJ. }. Pratt
p Doors at Concert 70 commence AZ quarter 10
eight O'Clock precisely.
Adissioo Children under twelve
IS eerts. CHAS. H. rUPREZ,
noV22-iEd n snPgrr ard Bus.1sss Agert.
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sIs4sy5ls IS

regret that have not before me more recent
statement of the Condition OF the Bank Of Middle
Tennessee than tie one given do not doubt,
however, that its condition is now as good as at
that date. l will publish in few days, my Re
port, in which statement of the Condition of this
Bank up to this date will be given.
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OYFIcz NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA r. r. Co..
Nashville, Nov. y, 1860.
JAMES A. WHTTEsD d.. Esq, Vice Pres't.
hand herewith, statements marked A. and B. Table
shows the condition Of the Company The Ist inst Table
shows the Earnings and expens the Transport7on
nent for eleven months ending The payments
made for Extraordinary Repairs Interest &C.
You will oh that the EARRINGS the are
within Jig 81 Of the Earnings Of the Of last year no.
su which, under all the creumstless should prove gratifying
o the Stockholders.
have thought il proper to include statement he pay
ment ade for permanent PARTON Of the Road Be-
tween Stevenson and Chattanooga. amounting s68 IS
notwithstanding has been paid the Treasury It being
regarded aSSork Of Construction and special uad having
been provided for the payment Of Il, IL Necessary.
Respectfully submitted,
nOy2z-H W. A. sLEAyEs, Treasurer
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The Effects Of the Panic!
IMMENSE TusTE"ss AUCTION SAFE,

HARDK BROTHERS, Auc.sOaesrs
IN Wednesday mornDg 2sfa Nov. leG0, 20 O'clock. Es
will sell 4S assorted cottage lsisads: TALL Elsas por
table se walnut, and wood boOk cases. hansons
eanopy bedsteads do trund do full canopy do u assOf
ed nsrble top bureaus "A EnOd chairs:
assor wood and Oeking er n as8orte
and cheny lounges and Mattresses assorted once
hAndSone Misses BaTeAas assorted setting tables. breakfast
tables sets rosewood paor los 20 Eeabs 4cds
rim erbs; handsome chm cottage f1 1iturc;
octave rosewood pianos seeOnd hand No meOdean;
spring mattresses, 80 Hhck do. Is cotton top do besides
articles OF urr'tnrs mentioned. kis0 ire nVocc
Of cigars chezipg and smoking 0aeco, Whskys vines bran
Gea, bright and No second hand fsy
Prince Albert buggy aRd harness; u
clocks, 10 do va hes: gsets Japan ee sissr pla
knives, forks, spoons butter dishes, oyster CEsrB
lee pr hers etc., Tel eakh Monty.
hardy BROTHERS,
Aicsio1sers 60 nTAg'ts, 42 Pus e squars,
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InsoIVenf Notice.
PATHS MI SIC,


IL AVtN9 associated With Mr.. EtIJAH -
MORTON and Pref. HKRsClHLL FkHTos, -.
sm prepared to attend % all for IEfag u II
and kepdtrtlg SianOs helodeouB, and all kinds -
o. Musical Instruments With Drolptness AID seh excer
a. will give perfect satisfaction.
Those IN want Of VtoIIns and Guitars, ho- haze
the assistsnes Of Prof. PISTON In their selection.
large Stock Of SsinWHy's and A H Gale CO.. Pano'
haod sold New prizes REGARDLESS o. freight, e
have also large Of aod 81 Octave PiaBaf for
Rent II pzrchalsd Eithr 5eaT, The emf applied a. part
payment.
For thehest "anos re-. ca tss Gag sHtabhe Music
Store, No. 80 UrioE street. JAS A 1'CLgRE.
uCvz2-R
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THE Tennessee BANKS.
lmPoRTA Mt CORRESPONDENCE.
A Sos lension RccOmmena.d,

OpfuSOn of the Supervisor % Bc 1ks on the
-Onetary ISIS.
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OF 0iS g-risssss-s ss.sb 'sssa zrrs- Ias,.asr-s
ERi.e" EiaeJ 40 r-O9r.e-o - Cs2sEe
fire Old s-Ssassse. GasvEe.
.sTsIisasIu', COssye
o. EnnRnn nn.l- 49,.

70 Eh'ee sOad g se ,culG rs-seros . 49,
n thoss arsele q aady % nsdsrri Ds
poses. Or sSrSi .. ChaRPagse rs-s sie<< "a
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Oosns ard no.cbOug Tasi Pkss Psss.ve. e-.seru ssk
lbs Tobscco aad navy O,hsr s.CceS
70 ahei soieh We would the especial a. szoB sDo
invite the Pscron o. he tade ard asa ten se ear cae
many -ntucemsnCs 70 y soppd els,,-bs-.
sSoNf A4CAEa CHATHAM > B1O-uEE
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WaOted to Real.

NJ person having gcod and eonaortsbls r-san. "a r.
~ N conge1isnS part % ne city, csn f.5 f--s -
small sniy y nakiag aPleaeoD a. his O6ss Appl 40
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VIRGINIA.
DIR SPECIAL RICHMOND CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR SPECIAL RICHMOND CORRESPONDENTS.
RICHMOND, Jan. Is, 1860.
Highly Interesting Correspondence bceen Distinguished
Gentleman Of Boston and Distinguished Gentleman Of
Hschmand, Va, on The Subject that No,o A0itotes Tie
Coant,s,-Rerertion Of NJ. kemminor,scf South Caro-
lima by the rsryiria acknowledgements on the
Subject, dc.
am permitted by distinguished gentleman Of this
city to copy for the HERALD the following correspondence
on the subject Of slavery, &c. which TRANSFERRED between
himself and distng uished gentleman Of Boston
BosroS Dec. q. 1859
StR-Ny hands your letter Of the I'D and he
previous correspondence with Beng Old
dettand sbou. Mr. Calhoun In order 10 be PreAiden
needed Northern democratic nomination To set that
important to concentrate himself the whole South
tried this by opposition TO the protective system tn
went OF into wht,h thought be either nom
But the whole South would not with hu1,
and be began cutlery about sbouons There
OF what sbhorred aud feared The North But his
sane don like TO thnK Of favorte.
think 4 Northern who abo,itouist may
npoceuy ignorant Of the subject not TO be aware Of
mischief which her power were equal 70 her wih use
Southern agiAtor who rsks setting bis country on fire
knows the terrible Of slave tnsurrecoa
oveu the of and when such simply In order TO
ri (Which means money, simply for hs own seash
neirhbors he risk and certainty OF Realng the nn0n
into the the slAves that The Of Northern aoce
sny republican pary favor at promoting sto
ton BY whea there the fullest evidence TIN; the
ssid nsrty Opposed 70 eli ws
ana thereoss A>ed AMI rskiod Is tbs le b.as VI sbo
ss~~~&s What ho rcd wth uncpmnoa wrah, ec enoueh
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workshops have been finished they have concluded to
build them themselves.
The contest for ~ Speakership st WASHINGTON en-
crosses great ds4 OF pubic attention here and the
action Of the South Americans doing their best TO
defeat the republicans Ia severely commented upon The
merchants OF Charlotte determined to purchase
their goods at the North next season. matters do not
take favorable turn. AT present oil eyes turned
towards Virginia to what action will be taken by the
Legislature Of that State in reference to the HArpers
Ferry foray. The news from Richmond s snxously
looked for definite action on the non ntercour
subject can be taken until 1t arrives
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GEORGIA.


COMMERCIAL NoN.INTERCoURsE WITH THE ABOLITION
MERCHANTS OF THE NORTH.
To THE EDITOR HERALD
Annexed beg to transmit you extract Of letter
received to day, from Columbus Ca, which, If you think
proper, you are at liberty to GEO. SMITH.
40 HUDSON SrRxET, N. Y, Jan. Is, 1860.
COLUMBUS, Ca, Jan. q, 1860.
have been intending for time to write you line
with reference 10 subject which is at the present nae
creating great interest in the minds of our southern
merchants. The question with them 10, "who, among
the New York MERCHANTS and who against hems"
they determined not to enter the establishments Of
those where there is question as TO the soundness Of
their principles upon the institutions OF the South You
may rely upon that Southern will have no business
transactions with those houses where there 10 the slightest
suspicion Of their being tainted with the doctrines OF abo
onism The last three months have enabled me TO see
much the position Of the coored race 30 FAR as re-
gards the taken Of them their owners, and their
own individual comforts; and, spite OF my preconceved
opinions Of slavery, have been compelled to come 10 the
conclusion that they truly happy race and that their
owners both in the North and in Europe have been most
falsely represented There hundreds of slaves in this
city Columbus, Ga who would not accept OF their free
dom offered them and the greatest insult you can
offer them is TO speak against their owners.