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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-19
srCESSIoN MEETING WoRIIE

hoaLE, Ala, November l2'h-At the meeting Of cit
liens irrespective Of party sei here to-day resolutions
we're adopted unanimously iayoring secession from the
uiou
resolution TO await the action Of other States was
voted down and Withdrawn.
Augusta, Ala, Nov lGth.-No movement Of import
ance has transpred to-day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-19
SECESSION FEELING IN THE SOUTH.

CoLuvsIA Nov l1.-POlitcs quiet here, such una
umity existing among South CironAns in favor Of 20
cession that il TO be considered as fixed fact
MC,ss Perry Or and other Old UnOnists either coop
crate with opposed 70 the present movement.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-19
rur oxvoENArED sIrrERs


Far wear, medical science taxed and the skin OF NE
nhv,.u exhausted hope Of discovering some avail
.bIe 10 cure that distressing OF all diseases-DrsPkP
veil Al. its long train evils under their various names
No medicine eristed which would speedily permanently tne
,uay and radically and eIpe these diseases from The "
tenn until Dr. Green made known his discovery OF
The Oxygenated Bitters.
Such IL power peculiarly that CASES wmen TOT
years have bssd potent medicine and the highest pro-
SKILL yield this remedy readily a. II the disease were
but Of days standing For all diseases Of the sodea ana ~
oestirs organs and General Debility, b equally sauay
and certain.
Typhoid Fever, Dyspepsia ana DeDiIuy.
following letter from 5TkPaEE LEAyr sq sna
worthy cI.en Lake Village but the testimony Of nous
ands Of ike sufferers: - A., ,s.a
Mes,rs g. w. PowLz 4 Co., Boston,
enemen Eight years since attacked With Typhoid
was totally perform labor could eat bot the hghtes
and most mps cd without cau'ing dsess and me various
medicines which produced favorable eraten 10
The disease Continued in this miserable eopdon Ter several
months until brotern-sv, Mr Joseph Burrh 81 Esst bos
ton nj me bottle The brRk with such strong
assurances OF It's virtues that Induced 70 gveh tnAL
had not before the effect was quite up
and gave 20 perssyere IN m use Ana
was n due season comfortable state OF hea THIS
remedy have since recommends TO some o. my oyspePu'
friends and always with the most sAiliaetory results
' Yours STEPHEN LRAyTfT.
p,en.yed nv SETH w. POwLE CO. Boston, for sale 81
xhoIessle and retail by ADIE GRAY PURCELL LADD co.,
PETERSON, p DUyAL ri bmond add b. all druggst and
10 city and loclS dckwln
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-19

New York setter says; Il vas ted this morning by
es,k in one Of The largest Wholesale saddery Wac-
80 IN the city, which SeseG5s uPOa Southern trade
49,, exclusively. that business has entirely fallen on;
=, ,h erts are ia holrly fear Of iesiptaiion that
th goods all remain covered and the men IDLY KICK 'l'''
bs,ls against he counter from morning I'll night
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-19

WoxASs' RIGHrs.-Mrs. Dr. Lydia Sayer Hasbrouck,
of Orange county, n Y, who insists that WomaRshould
not be taxed unless she allowed to vote has thought
to shame the collector out Of his demand by offering TO
work out her road tax The docress, having somewhat
passed the bloom of youth, made no impression upon
the ofciS and therefore, instead of paying under pro-
test as soe of her sisters do she went upon the road
and drove cart.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-19

Tux TEACHINGS or HIsToRY.-The distinguished Ger
historian Niebuhr has said that whatever people
may think Of the practical utility of history, cannot
be denied that an intimate acquaintance with il is
sure preservave from being deluded by many gnus
fat,uis" The intelligent student of annals
recall the frequent periods which it has been common
to despair of the Republic; and such a retrospect
hardly fall prove instructive in every Of public
apprehension serving to sheW that the "eys" beev
el from time to time be inevitable have existed rather
in fancy than fact
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-19

NovRLTY.-Aiter wooden nutmegs, wooden clocks,
aud wooden campaign medals be surprised at
nothing that from Connecticut The last novelty
/, wooden slate-a contradiction in its To speak
more precisely it is thing made Of wood for school boys
aud girls write upon Its characteristics are extreme
lightness and durability, and it cannot be broken.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-19

Worse than all, the sane establishment has just dis
charged hoo Lsdrsd WOrmen, from the impOssbihy OF
g A.. v-,,rt for tletp an IN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-19

carriages The Osbeks in Bokhara and the Tooreomans
of Nerve call their swift carts kdrkdroOeh Mesrop, the
greatest man ofthe Armenian nation the celebrated trans
ator Of the Bible translated il swift carriages Luther
translates Il kdeIfern-i e. swift runners.h
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-19
MARRIED.

November l5 James Church. by the Rev Joshua Pc
terkn BENJAMIN WILSON MUsELEY Of Buckingham CO.. 10
MARY ELIZABETH BLAIR Of Richmond. Va.
~ "Enqursr" and "Cenral Presbyterian will please copy.
On the 1ih inst Danvile by Rev Nelson Head oHAs G.
KENT Miss MARY NELs)N HEAD daughter Of the oela
ting minister. both of that pla-e.
fRr- MehmOnd ana Rledereksburg papers pie $. copy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-19

A. LINCOLN AND HIS SOUTHERN STNPATHIzERs-A
Springfield despatch says:
at Is untrue that many SOutherners personally apply
for ofce aud urge upon Mr.. Lincoln public expression
Of bis policy But two nOtables from border slave States
thus far have appeared Written advice Is freely received
from Southern sympathizers Of distinction, but the app
cations for cse from the South only BY obscure per-
sonlges"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-19

STISGLEss BEEs-Mr. A. o. Moore Of New York, who
went to Central America, last year, has just returned
from Guatemala and has brought with him two swarms
Of the sngess bees common TO that country which he
has given in charge to Mr.. Parsons Of Flushing, who
will propagate them for the agricultural department Of
the Patent Office, which will in due time, distribute
them il is found that they be kept in any part Of
the United States These bees Of two vareties-one
large and smal-and both quite different in all Of
their habits from the honey bees common with For
thing there appears to be but two casses-workers
and queens The largest class about the size OF
common bees, the queen being much larger; and while
laying eggs appears very clumsy and unable to fly The
honey is deposited in egg-shaped capsules than
half the size of hens eggs, fastened plate
only upon one side and sometimes arranged quite hori
zontal in tiers above another.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-19

received last month, 1851 lbs lard lis bus
oat 100 do rye l9 -four bb 4G5 qr DO 46 bus naxseed
potatoes shot, 6i2 bus meal 90 urpenilne
49, bales mss 10 lumber CO bales waste 30 do rags
CIDER taow 15s bwheAt -four, l2 bus Seeds
Gs5 pkg, leather 100 paper So beer 1893
pkgs water bb manganese, 81 boxes pipes. etc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-19
FROM OUR CHINA SoUADRON-OURT TRADE AND
TUE CUTNEsE WAR

WASHINGTON, Nov l6.-COmmodore Stribbing, com
mander Of the American squadron in the Chinese seas
writes to the Navy Department from Shaughae, under
date Of 4th September that in consequence Of the
pulse Of the Chinese rebels in their attack upon that place.
they had taken steps TO prevent silk and tea from
being sent into the country Trade was thus stopped
and DO improvement could be expected until the rebels
sre expelled from the great cities which sustain the bust
usss Of ShAnghae. Il impossible TO say what will be
the effect upon from terminating the war
There will be much speculation at the new ports to be
opened 70 by the treaty OF Ten-Sien, and It
will be some time before trade will be properly understood
and regulated
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-19
TREMENDOUS REDUCTION IN PRICES
DRY GOODS!

IN consequence the tsns OF the season. splendid Dress
Goocs such silks BrocAded ohAes Ottoman Cloths, Reps,
French Mernoes aud DelalneL
eS-CLoAKsl oL0AKsi! CLoAKs!!-A
One Hundred Coh Coaks receiving this morning be sold
cheaper than any this season, OF the Newest Styles.
NEWEST STYLES NEWEST STYLES!
Iinseys Fud Cloths Bed and Servants Blankets
Carpets Rugs Lace Curtains shetnR and shpgs greatly
ps sold price, reduce rrev
the first OF January Call At the noted House Of Trade
for BrgainS. ALFRED M0'Es,
no19 GS Main street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-19

DLEACHRD CLOTHSI CACHED
ID CLOTHS Pieces OF those celebrated yard Wide Bleach
cd Cotton Hnsh 1T l2H cents yard just received ct
ALFRED M0sRs
nol9 IS Main Street.
DECTIFIED WHIsKY-0f Rect flying and
our brand warranted free from dTuRs AsAys hand
aad Tor sale BY aELDEN LLER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-19
OO1GAEERCrAL-

ouIGE VINO. November H. $780,
RECEIPTS FROM TIE INTERIOR
The following comparative statement Of the receipts
from the aGsror BY canal railroads. Except and R
has been unayoldably delayed until now.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-19

DEAUTIPUL AND CENTRAL BUILD-Ea
I'D ING Lot OORNER BROAD CA PI TO l. AND 10TH ~
STREETS FOR RENT OR SALE Those building Its fronting %
feet Capitol Broad streets respectively aud l0 feet
pTva public purposes by other
v by streets three Sides and ronting The
Capitol SQUIRE they att actions They will be rent
J. b. WATKINS
noi9 l59 Main street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-19
NED BUNTLINE'S NEW BOOKS.

NEW YORK MERCURY STORIES. Full Of II.
~ laaOns Jus, Published aud for sale at retail or whole
SALE the cneag bookstore Of Frederick Bradp "a ann st. N
Y Price 25 EACH any five for d. or the whole II for a.
White wizard The Great Prophet Of the Seminole In
dams BY Ned BuntIne Price Csc.
Sea Wait the Terror Of tie Ioast tale Of prVateeng
In TT6 by Ned BuniIne. Price i5c.
Saul s.SSsEd s The Idiot Aae men and deeds
nhids; or The Red Royers Daughter. mystery New
The Man % SarsMans Grudge Romance Of the Reyolu-
ton. BY Ned BuntIne Price CSC
Naval Herosm and Wild adventure In the Tropics By Ned sun
Laons Pres o,i or, The Curse FULFILLED tale Of the Amer
lean Revolution Bv Ned Bunilne. Price Csc.
The scGrrge or Tne 81 pa ne mo-
ste. peOrue; or The camsnchs. Dream Wild and
eu story Of SAVAGE Chlvay By Ned Buntine Price Csc
R and the Spray tale OF the snuRgers In the Ln
gsh Channel Beautifully Illustrated By Malcolm j. Eryn-
H. Pathway; or The Mountain oua.s tale Of the North
ern Trapping Grounds BY Dr. n. Robinson Price Csc
Of the shove Books full Of Beautiful Illustrative Engav-
Bookseller News Agents. and Others please their
Copies Of any or above viii be sent free of pOasepsr
mall 70 any enc on receipt Of price.
~" VI ''''' - YREDEaIc A BRADY,
se6-d9m - Ann st., N Y.
DARBER,s SCI ssORs, with silver plated handles, sI-
Is ra quality, for sale low, By g. J. sINTos
100 II Main 81
100 BOXES NEW YORK STATE CHEESE,
lOO for sale ny noS-dlS WIN WALLAOe ooso.
WINDOW S SE4s Co. Ass . SI. s y
600 TODD,s EXTRA SUGAR CURED HAMS, receiving
,OUO this day and for sale by - -
w n fbEAcANrr, o..
GUITARS, vIOLINs, RAMOS, DRUMS, &e.,
with large rmebt Of Sheet Music hand, al p IT.
TAYLOR's Music Store, isS Main st. nos
TNAMILY FLOUR.-9Oo Dbl. OF very superior su.,, for
II .,eby EDWIS wORTAM a co.
SOLE LEATHER.-SOO sides middle and heavy xsishs,
- for ,ale by 40 DAVENPORT.
VyTRsTRRN BACON--sdes and Shoulders. for s,le by
w poiI sc D. DAVENPORT.
II IMP-l 200 bbls fresh Rociland Line landing from
IL the sehr. Nm. Gregory, and for sale By -
nol7 bhlDdkfOko ".
TxTRa FLOUR.--iCO bbls for sale by
{, UGAB.-lOO bbb white Coffee surars prime qasIiy,
- for sale by oezs kt d. DANEhrof'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-19
NEW BOOKsAT ou,..-

ald for sale by hLDEN u LLEh,
y " ~ WEST JoHSsTOS's Bookstore,
Life and Correspondence of John A. Qamau Major General u
s A and Governor OF klisSiIppL yJR II. olnbOrne
vols, with portraits on steel a.
with 1000 original nspS and lustIaions BY T. squer are
vistd edition. with illustrations %
Lie BY " NJ Thackery author Of vanity Pair" &c T5c
An Essay on Proessons Ethics by George sherwood ~
his argument delivered at charltsoWn, Nov. 1852
the trial John Cook. for treason and murder also ad
ds delivered before the Literary Societies OF the Unye atty
VIII He Find Her'-G Romance oiNew York and New Orleans
to Hon A. B. Meek, Of Alabama tiQ5.
May oaverly, the Young Dresmaier 2oc =, mi.
Little by Little e.
son, D. D. 8; n, with ITO liu.iratiOns % 50,
Old Mackina the Portres the Lakes and rs surrounding
BywR Strickland a nd 81.
The cleaner and other Stories. iOc.
Select Stories for the Young lOc.
Tue Pearls sfthe Deep lOe
PoT Peg and other stories irc
''An ii0"''" NJ" '''' wEsr JOHNSTON, Booksellers.
mold 1ij Main street. Eagle SQUARE
BARGAINS IN CARPETS.
5000 yds Tap b. s'sl' Carpet attlSO 10,
Rich Rich mp sS'E sTus,es do wy '"'''
Three niv Carpets in nsE patterns
| Super Ingram do do
R RSPP DO DO SsSo aG'''
DRUGGET, and -
DOOR MATS,
viii be sold at bargains CHRISTIAN LATHRoP.
INNGLIsH DAIRY CHEESE, Of prime quality, land
| IL Ing and for sAleb by -, - = .,,,.Dor-
| no12 IAH IL DAEEePohI.
5O0O' Cotton f''' fro" Nc III :..
4 M BBLS Cincinnati whisky. ROr sale by
! CODA 200 kegs s. @. Soda Vnelhhl for sale ~
| - no9 DOVE co., Druggis
fVRA.-OO Gunpoudr Tea Of superior quality,
| II I1r sale by LAG. D. DAVENPORT
cALT-iOOO Sacks Alum Salt In prime order, fae
| Shy tS-6l Lac B. DAyES OFT
INLOUR.- Family FlourCf sup q. ql.lty for sale b.
II Eoi4-IW DUNLOP, hoNcURs Co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-19
TuE FASHIONABLE AMUSEMENT AT NAPLEs-The Times


correspondent says:
There is lot Of young Of fortune at Naples at
the present moment mostly Engshmen and Americans,
who themselves by going by rail every morn
ing GArbads quarters before Capul and with yaln-
able guns Of long range which they have purchased for
the purpose pick of the the Outposts Of the roy
al army al day. aud return to the T in the evening TO
boast Of the number Of game they have bAgged during
TIE dayn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-19

kOB RRELS EXTRA G. SUGAR, % do. Cut
~ Loaf d. landing for sale.
noi9 LEwIs wFBB JOHN O. WADE
GRASONABLE GOODS.-Oyst and Steak Dhhes, Hot
- Plates Coffee Uns P Warmers, Dish Covers, 4e-
IA &c supply goods which will sell very
prices sTE5BIN5, PuLLEN 4 co.
noly COrntr 9Th aud Broad sis
DLATED GOODS, PLATED GOODS, PLA-
L TED jODS-Buter stand, Egg B9er Cust,rd Glands,
Card basket, De aud Ice Cream Bowls Oaors,
Stands Pickle Stands, Forks spoons 4c large asOrimtnt
at low prices. sfEBblNs PULLEN \ co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-19

GENTS DOUBLED SOLE nooTs.-Aso Single
" Sole that cannot be xeesd fr DURABILITY or aniy and
cheap at WM WAIsHis
4 M BAGsFAl To PRIME nI0 COZ FEE,
y UU in E.re for sale BY
eeao vh. WALLACE sosa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-19
REcAP1rUIArloN OF UNOFFICIAL NAJoRIrrEs.
PsV mar EysrE BrscE oper Bel.
PROM JAPAN.
T IT, = = = 7 @N0'8
IrrrER WOW NINIsrkR HARRIS.

MAJ. for Bell in l6 counties, eO4.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02
For the raily State sentinel


INDIANAPOLIs, IND, December y, 1 oo
HoS. W. Mckee DUNN.-I need offer DO apol
ogy for addressing TO you the following sugges-
tons of amendments to the Constitution OF the
United States, in addition to those proposed in
the Senate lev days ago by the Hon John ]
Crittenden, il 50 humble an individual as | am,
may be permitted to second the motion of that
distinguished gentleman. | make the suggestions
TO you because you represent on the committee
Of thirty three the State of which am a citizen,
and because 1 believe you will give them q fair
and candid consideration;
l. The right Of transit and temporary sojourn
meat to shareholders, with slaves, in the free
States; and if the slaves escape, the same right OF
reclamation as in the case OF slaves escaping from
one State into another.
If, in connection With this, Congress should
pass an act modifying in some of its harsher fea
lures, the fugitive slave act, but not making II
less efficient; and the free States will repeal their
obnoxious personal liberty" bills, the question
OF slavery, provided Mr.. Crittenden's amend
ments be accepted, may be forever put to rest, 80
far at least, as the North is concerned.
3 The election of President and Vice Preei
dent Let the President be chosen slternately
from the North and from the South, and when
the President is taken from the North let the
Wee President be taken from the South, and
uiee UeTSa.
By this arrangement each section will always
have an equal share in filing the two highest
offices known to the government.
| am, as yoi kuoa, Southern man born and
bred, and my slmpathes are with nay native
State; but il / know my own heart am not
asking anything for, nor yielding anything to, the
South which may o; in all fairness aud justice
be asked for and yielded TO that section OF ouI
common country. Oar Government, the bes
which God has ever vouchsaied to man, novel
would have existed bus for the spirit of compro
mise and concession which animated our fathers
If the men Of the present day could feel ss ou
fathers did, the want Of a good government
they would promptly bring ell their opinions an'
prejudices, and principles too, If need be, TO th
altar and cffsr them as grand peace offsring 70
the public good. Then all our troubles would b.
overpas.. ard peace and good will be restored Il
our present distracted country.
Very truly yours,
A. II. DAVIDSON.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02
54ustrg.


We publish - morning the national song
,rrissen zaathe enemy with whom our country
w.s At .ar vas bombarding Fort McHeury, and
ne booming Of the guns was ringing in the
ears Of its author, with an additional verse.
Tbs last verse uas written improDp.u, by Miss
XIV. Han, Of Washington, d. C., and sung a.
a social c1neeIt. given at Cannelson, December
s.b, 1860. The friend Who forwarded it says;
.sThc ahove adiiton TO the national sozg Of
The Star Spsugled Banner Is so exceedingly
appropriate to the present crisis Of our national
AEairs, hat think /. ought to be disseminated
far AID vide through the land Will you DO me
the favor to pabisb It 10 The Sentinel on Monday
and II might be permitted to suggest, in con
nsciion with the original soLg7"
Oh say. can you see By tse da=n'Sear'y light,
What % proudly h.. "a :, the tsiights last gean-
vhoss 6soad str7es and st through The Pseus
ulteRsi,Eers 50 CALAMITY stream
a-d fs Rockets red glare. fbe bombs bursting in air
Gave proo ro-s tie night that our Dag was m there'
OF ~ does the sa- spangled banner ftll VaVe,
Der e lad Of ne ire. and the home Of the erayss
On A. so-e dszly seen tfroash the ast of the deep,
hs- istha which ths o'er TIE towering steep,
Is il a.fuIy blows half concealed, half discloses4
Nov il tche' tie gleam Of The morning nrs' beam,
In fal riorV refect-d noE shines on the stFeami
sTsthe = r spsngied banner, Oh! long maJ wave,
Oe- the land Of tie free and the home OF the brave
And where Is the bsnd Eho - Taun'inziy sTore
That the havoc Of Esr, and the battles confusion,
An me aud a county sh0ald leave Us no moref
Te blood has washd out their fool footsteps poll1-
ton
No refuge couid save the h'relinz and slave,
From the terror Of fight the gloom Of the grave,
Ard he ssr-spa1 gied tanner in triamph doth wave
Der tie Ian % the FEE ald the home Of the brave
OH thul be Il ever when freeman shall s'znd
Betrs-n their loved h ne and wars des1 alton;
Ble.sj with vicory sad peace may the heaven-reseees
isni
Praise the poE,r that hath made aai preserved Us rs
fol.
Then CONQUER We rlrs.. ~ en- cur cause il IL just,
AMI thsshe our raotto-ssfn God is trust.''
And the star-spanzlei banner in triumph shall wave,
Der the land Of the free anu the home oft-e b-ave
Arf nov when disunion ar dsccrd aboun
kndthe ruth ai the North glow Sith herce raiion'
VITA hearts united ve j gather around
And look 70 or flag as he sign Of salvation:
Aceurse5 be q e morn, when dshonored and torn,
It's glory deps-fed is beauty all shsrn.
The sfsr-spang;ef ba1ser NJ longer shal wave
Osrthe land q the free and the homs OF the brave
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02

- Mr.. GEORGE AsHMUS, of Massachusetts " no
was President OF the Chicago Republican Con-
vention. thus denounces the personal liberty laws
Of that State:
lsfuTe which are intended or calculated 10 impair
the force and effect of the fugitive slave acts Of
Congress, wholly unconstitutional and void.
They should never have been passed, and ought
not to be permitted to remain on our statute book
/ denounced them when they were frat projected
1 and have never failed to feel and express deep
regret that any of our people should have beer
led, By acts OF Injustice on the part Of any Of our
sister Sistes, to resalate by an act of irde!ensi
! BILE wrong on our own part
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02

SoLIclTUDE or LIEUT.. GENERAL ScoTT T--Lieut
General Scott is here on official business He is
greatly concerned about the condition of The
country, and this morning spoke Of it with tear;
in his eyes. He said be was three years old when
the Constitution was adopted, and was now
therefore, on the verge OF eighty. He did no'
wish to survive the downfall OF the Union. He
is making earnest Gppells to Governors Denni-
sol, Of Ohio. snd Andrews, OF Massachusetts
both nov. here. 10 agree to a compromise founded
on Just principles Washington eOTrespORdene
/ Of tie PhuDde'psia Press, Monday.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02
The Union is Dissolved.

At one o'clock and fifteen minutes r. NJ, yes
terdsy, the 20sh day of December. 1860, South
Carolina formally seeded from the United States
of North America.
Let there be no more talk of delay, no more
attempt at compromise with Northern treason, no
more waiting to sec, for South Carolina has sew.
cred the links o. the Union. and State after State
will wheel into rank by her side.
Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, will soon be our
Of the Union. and il Georgia wishes to take any
part in the formation of the Southern Republic
and making the new Constitution, she must ge
ready as soon as possible.
Position is taken, and the word is, ADVANCE
augusta (Ga) Consfitutionalist.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02

The UNvERsAL REMEDY IN CASES CoucH On
WHoorISo CoUGH.-There isprObAbly more cases
Of whooping Cough continued TO Great length Of
time BY the use Of remedies containing e1Pecto-
rants, whics not oaly sggrava,e the Cough, but
run down the system, making the Cough fatal, or
producing Consumption, than BY any other cause
This Is completely o5yia,ed IN the Universal
Csugh Remedy, which contains nothing to pro-
duce nausea or p.osirationi and the Cough yields
naturally, while the system issustained. Results
ius,f, this declaration, ard all are asked to sat.
isry tbemselves by trial. See advertisement
noy30 d&wlm.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02

IL The moon ia behaving herself with great
propriety now-shining swee,ly, ard rigidly com
plying with her contract with the Gas Company
Can't some of our poets praise her for i'll Tue
play Of the silvery moonbesms on the virgin
snow .pks-the sheen, and all thst-vould
sound well in verse.