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of the greatest advantage to the parties III their
foreign relations and in other respects. But con
solldated Union. governed by a reckless sectional
majority regardless of the articles of eonfa5era-
ton, with States Invested of all the material fa
lures of sovereignty, or held as subiugated prov-
lnces, with standing armies located in such States
such Union would become @the engine ~ the
greatest calamties that ever befel free neonle
So thought Mr.. jefferson.
When our forefathers amounted to no moro thar
two and hall millions of whites and five hundred
thousand blac1s-when they were poor and exhaust
ed by a seven years war, with heavy nafioral
debt upon them-when they were assailed bv tribes
of svages in the rear, and fronted by the hostile
monarchies Of the Old World the advantages of the
Union were ten times as great as they now are Mr.
Clay expressed the opinion that Texas being larger
in Territorial extent than France might well become
an Independent Republic with advantage to the
then existing Confederacy. Mr.. Webster Thought
that the Pacific States might become an ndeuendent
Confederacy with safety to themselves and with adj
| vantage to the world. Any three of the Southern
States. with the exception Of Delaware are larger
than Great Britain, United Italy or Prussia Whilst
therefore, | entertain no feeling favorable to the
establishment of a new Union of States so long as
the Constitution made by our fathers can be
maintained have no fear but that ten millions of
people, occupying 100000 square miles of the finest
territory on the globe, with an UNSURPASSED eli
mate, with two hundred millions of produce annu-
ally at their command maintaining the Constitution
as our forefathers made it, can sustain themselves
amongst the family of nations if wrong and
oppression force them to assume that position
With respect, W. II. HUMPHREYs
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Coercion.

We take it that the adoption of ABRAMS resolu-
ton, BY the House Of Representatives Is to be I'M
defstood as aaeclaratonaOf war against the States
of the South that have determined or will hereaf-
ter determine to seek their safety apart from the
Black Republican States of the North We cannot
we will not believe that the people of Tennessee
viii hesitate in such an emergency to cast her lot
with the South, and resist at all hazards, and to
the ast extremity the subjugation of the people of
amy sister State. Tennessee in her declaration of
rights, proclsirne that tls people have at all
tins, unalienable and indefeasible right to al
ter, reform, abolish the government in such man.
ner as they may think proper" She spoke for and
meant q the people" of Tennessee. Whatever she
asks for herself she viii grant to others. Under the
circumstances which surround US, and which are
rapidly Fastening upon US, cannot believe that
our Legislature will delay action looking to the
arning and equipping and thorough organizing of
the militia Of the State. Let them speak bold
ly the sentiments of their constituents Mr. CLAY,
in his great speech the Greek Revolution, said
The experience of the world instructs u.s. that
conquests are already achieved, which are
boldly and firmly resolved and that men
only become slaves who have ceased to re-
solve to lie free. If we wish to cover our:
selves with the best of all armor, let US
not discourage our people, let US stimulate their
ardor let sustain their resolution, let US pro
claim to them that we feel as they fell and that,
with them, we are determined to live or die like
freemen.1 Let our State Representatives listen to
the language of the great American Commoner to
national Representatives in 1924 Put the means
of defence in the hands of the people and let them
determine whether they will them for against
their southern friends. We presume there is no
member who thinks himself superior to the people
who sent him here. We presume there is no men,
Der who thinks himself more capable of judging
for his constituents in this perilous hour than they
are OF judging for themselves. If not no one can
Sefuse to give his people The chance to determine
what they think Lest for their own safety. This
whole government rests upon the solid basis of the
judgment of the people. Let them speak for them
selves.
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Letter frona Hon. west H E4umphreys.
n. NJ n rrr,.,,,,,,sxv.

Letter fronl Hon. West H. EEumPhreys.
Hon. TEsT II. HUxRHRErs:
Dear Sir We, The undersigned, citizens Of this
citv ID common with MANY others, ask your opinion
in wrtinr upon the questonsIof the day (which al
SO seriously agatng the minds Of the people of Che
limited states at the present time, so that the same
NAV be published in or more of the city papers
Hoping that itmay be convenient for you'll comply
yours &c. =,
Mitchell, 10 w Horton, Edward d Hicks. John l
Horton, A Roscoe. E. Harbert. Nevins
Joseph Wheless, w Hooper Harris. Fred Ferrass
John Terrass, N L Cartwright, John Cheathsm
Archer Cheatl,am. a Wheless. James R Bruce, W
HAYWOOD. John Johns. Joseph 7 Elleston, James 4
Young NJ Paul, Frank Grier, r Hunter, John
A Fisher, A Cunningham, W A Cunningham, A
Gaines, Jno Mccain, 0 Griffith Thos MARI
S r Anderson, NJ D Cardwell, Hugh Francis
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Tee1Ingin Madison County,

A very large and respectable meeting of the citi
zens of Madison county was held at the Courtho
in jackson the LIST of January and was organized
by the appointment of the following officers: Pres
dent VIM II. STEPHENs, Esq; Vice Presidents, Capt
T. P. JONES, A. S. RODGERS, Esq Secretaries JOIN
NJ. PARKER, GEO. w. TALBOT, L. B. MCCLANAHAN. The
President appointed the following Committee on
Resolutions Hon. A. o. W. ToTTEN, JOHN W. CAMP.
BELL. Esq, NJ. D. WEIGH, Esq, DR.. ALEXANDER JACK.
son, Gen. JONI j. BRooks.e rE
The committee reported preamble and resolu-
tons, and A. W. CAMPBELL, Esq, offered series in
lieu of the committees report Both sets of resolu-
tons strong forcible and up to the crisis. After
considerable discussion, which was participated in
by the President of the meeting Hon. A 0. w. Tor
TON and N. D. WEIGH, Esq in favor Of the resou-
tons reported by the committee and by A. W. CAMP
BELL Esq, J. 5. LYON, Esq, and E. B. MCCLANAHAN,
Esq, in favor of those of Mr. CAMPBELL, the COM
mtttees resolutions were finally adopted. They are
as follows
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Removal and Rev Firm.

HAVE moved my entire stock Of Groceries, Liquors Tobac
Segars &c, to No. III and IS Market street, Ware.
house formerly occupied by Messs Hugh McCrea Co. Ehere
viii be pleased to meet my old customers ard friends
have associated with Mr. Geo T. Akers, with Sh1m
will continue business under the style and firm Of Bell & Akers
return thanks to former patrons and ask continuance
Of their favor to the firm. R 7 BELL.
iar2-h
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CHICAGO, Jan. The Legislature met at Sariro
field to-day. The House adjourned without effect
ing an Organization. Gov. Woods message will
probably be delivered tomorrow. In it he recon-
mends complete reconstruction of the military. and
plan for dividing the State into three divisions of
battallons, regiments, and brigades, and that the
most liberal legislative encouragement be given for
the formation of volunteer companies throughout
the State. lie recommends that the Banks be re-
CURED to secure their circulation exclusively by
United States stocks and Illinois stocks. He also
says If grievances to any portion Of our Confedera-
tlon have arisen within the UniOn let them be re-
dressed within the Union. If unconstitutional laws
encroaching upon the guaranteed rights of any of
our SISTER States have found place upon our statute
DOCKS, let them be removed. If prejudice towards
any OF our feilow-countrymen mas fastened upon
our minds, let it be dismissed and forgotten Let us
be just to ourselves and each other allowing neither
threats to drive us from what we deem to be our
duty nor pride of opinion prevent us from correct
ing wherever we may have erred
The first business after the organization of both
Houses viii be the election of a United States Sen
ator. .trra
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Extract from the report of ecu. Harvey TO the
War Department, relative to Montgomery 5 Kansas
raid:
believe that Montgomery's hand is fully as large
as represented to be; that they are sworn to protect
each other by perjury, assassination and in every
way possible. Their object is as declared publicly
by themselves, to protect fugitive slaves in the Ter
rltory to assist them TO run away whenever an Op-
portunity offers, taking them East and receiving
sixty dollars per head and to drive out of the Ter
rltory all who oppose them in 20 doing. A large
portion OF the population on the border either be-
longs to this organization or sympathze with them.
and those who do not dare not oppose them or give
information concerning them | am satisfied that
the greater part if not all Of the donations which
are sent to sufferers in Kansas goes into the hands
OF this band and the greater PORTION of it is per-
verted from the use intended by purchasing arms
and munitions of war for carrying out their plans
1t would take large force to thoroughly break up
this band.
Montgomery has regularly organized band of
about sixty men, who receive ten dollars per month
besides a portion of the robberies, &c. and also
spies and runners all over the country who give
him timely notice of any movements set on foot
against him. The day before the troops reached
Mound City, Montgomery's men, TO the number of
between four hundred and five hundred, assembled
and passed resolutions copy of which has been
published in the Black Republican papers think
the best and cheapest way to catch Montgomery
and his party will be to furnish the Governor with
funds, and let him do it in his own wav
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LAND FOE SALE

FAVE THREE HUNDRED AND sEVENTY.ETdHr
OF land for lying in Wekley county Tennessee
the rOad leang h ON Dresden 70 Treut'n, the Gross
Roads leading from McLeOresville Hickman There leo
cleared land in good state CT cultivation with good
dwelling houses kitchens, barns, stables, good we'll and
two good springs 500 bearing apple good peach orchard
with bearing plum trees, a inces &c
is good stand for Tavern 1t is good chsnce fer any
wishing purchase the land and improvements are
equal 70 any in the State
For further particulars information write to the proprietor
or call upon him on the premises.
iSrS-y9m+ JOSIAH THORNTON
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UNIVERSITY or NASHVILLE
COLLEGE.

| MILITARY COLLEGE.
j. BERRIES LINDSEY. NJ D, D D. os.A 49,, - ~ 'N'$
ca I n I Superintendent Of the Military College,
and Professor OF Eng ~ N.ths,,,t;es Al ~
| JAAEsF HAMILTON, u, froe9'si - - -
| raj Philosophy. . -. =, and Latin Lsoruar,, .. !,
/ J. II STEWART a n, Ff''s''
Literature. =, n p-.ra.,or ~ Ross-v and Nro.,-.,
History =. n n p-os.va,r II Nsnt.r 81 ~,
Rev j. W. HOWE, u p y, .Lo7o % sisu'Ni ana "as&i
w Iuncs Professor d Accent Languages.
n n n 80, ~ Teacher OF French and Drawing
n r WISsToN n d, Surgeon
IN. Fir Term the Academic Year 1ct6l, c0mmsuces
The "a or September loo0
tn second fern commences the 2Tsh u January, ie6K
Exercises take place the I'm q June, ISL
Tuen Boarding, Washcg Fuel, Roomi Servants attend
go ard use Of Arms sfn5 per Term Macaiatan Fee IS
StS,rts are required frFnish their Engineering
Fsne spanish 6eran Irasp Book keeping. and Fencns
each $40 per Term OF tEely weeks.
Students under "a years Of viii not be admitted.
Bv he ala o. Military Discipline, eectiya government
tablshed hesh. physical c1re coed order AID nusrs
Que habits are promoted.
For Catalogues, additional Information, apply d any Mc
Der Of the Faculty, b. r, JOHNSON,
uly2l 5e-d&tEftkE Il sspszinisndsnA
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10 ST

oSTA small Boy about eleven old, Light curly hair
has scar on his neck. Had when he left, cap snuff
colored roundabout will give twenty dollars reward for his
delivery to me- at 81 Cedar street lie has gone four
months, he goes b. the o: recxin CopIn
j9n6d ELIZA COPLIN
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TaNHIs is altogether medicine the result Of modern
discoveries in the vegetable kingdom, being an entirely
and abstract method Of cure irrespective an the od and
systems published BY quacs to the suffer
ing Dr. Wright we'll knowing deception pracsed upon the
unnhated felt his duty at to have this by
the whole Medical Faculty, who, without one dsseutng
voice. given in their adherence its perfect and Undivided
control the whole physical when has frame
reduced and when all other medicines Pharace
pia have Long thought years Of patient
Investigation, and nj desperaRdUns determination have
crowned the Doctors Efforts and he offers the Elixir
frng humanity the only thing that can the relieving
diseases-namey:
General DEBILITY,
Mental and Physical Degrees ion,
Deter aination of Blood to the Head,
Confused ideas,
General Irritability,
Bes.lsssLess ard sleeplsssnsss at Night,
Absence Of Muscular Efficiency,
Loss Of Appetite, -
Dyspepsia,
EmAcation rr4L
DisorganzatiOn Of the Organs Of
PapitatiOn Of the Heart,
And, in fact all the coneOmans debated
state Of the system
as n StimuIant,
quite alcoholic preparations It is not sub
jec to reactions in any shape connEes t. exert It's influence
gradually and efficiently, long the least necessity exists FOR
its presence
AS Female Medicine,
1t equally powerful effective equilibrium
safer than eicn=s which for years
have flooded the MARKET only injurious place
Of assisting renoEans for very good
too, that Trey only made from the illusions Of minds
gnorant 0: the Medical profession altogether.
No Minerals!
Dr. Wright thinks to stake biz professional character
the fact that minerals whatever the component
parts Of the Ingredients Of his uvenltng ExirSel
ing what ruin has been enaed community by opium
mercury.
Genersy,o the debtated. Dr. Wright would say, Never
despair No natter how down be, matter how
weak matter whAl the have beenoFse
at once whatever led you depart from Hygenc principles
take his
" ReiuVeaatinE EiiXir,
and you will COON fni yourself pride instead
The reverse to your friends and healthy, sound and worthy
lAea.bsr of the human family.
Pree SO per bottle, three bottles for S. aaI forward
ed by mail q all psrs Of the United States.
Sold By all respectable uggsss throughout the United States
and Osnadas. The trade supplied liberal discount
For sale By the propTietors,
J. WRIGHT & CO..
81 and Isl OhartTes street,
49, Nav Orleans, La
Sold in Nashville b. G. W. Membership Berry Z DemoTe,
wing II Pendeton, and all responsible dJusgista oc29
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Removal.

NAE have removed stock of Boots Shoes Hats and
w Caps from No. SO north side Of the Public Square
Nashville Inn Block, where shall be pleased
friends and customers and such parties wish purchae
goods cheap for cash.
Z jan9-dkw1m COOKE, BAILEY a co
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LOUISIANA ELECTION.

Twenty-Five Delegates out OF Twen-
fy-five for Secession
The following dispatch to a gentleman of tbis
city from a reliable business man in New Orleans.
has been kindly handed Us for publication:
Nav ORLEANS, Jan. 7.-Twenty-two out of TWEEN
ty-fye delegates for secession. The State will 90
out certain.
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RISSnrrrrron

FEsfTE partnership heretofore exis,,r, -. -,
land, Armistead Co. Is his dev M SUE o. Cops.
consent, Mr. b. Copeland retiring from The Ar y IaioAi
The business viii he se.-ld ~ ] NJ A-., nm
BRIAN, who wiz eonEue Tie bunes sne Hardy
tead & CO. ~ oie seSie Of ARMS
Nashville, Dec 81. 1900
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For PaducRh. Cairo and Memphis.
FESIE new and saunch steamer Capitollas -
j. L. THOMSON Master. Having entered the Lax =
tFsde as regular packet will depart above snd
all Intern edse landings Thursday the 10Th IL cocs
For freight or passage apply on board or to
jan92t II. II. HARRISON. Agent.
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$500 Reward.

$500 Reward.
WHEREAS Newton Jordan absconded the night Of De-
w cember 18th, e6O with four Negroes and two Mares
mare bay and the other black, about years old
DESCRIPTION OF THE NEGROES.
Aggy is about 80 DID, Of bright complexion her
teeth o- her girl child Liza years old also bright
child Burton, IA IS old also bright Joshua years
old dark complexion All Of the above property conveyed
to by deed trust by said Newton Jordan will give the
above reward for the apprehension and delivery Of said
and reasonable reward for any portion OF prop
erty to deliver to Tune williamson county Ten
nestee. PETFUs.
N B-The said Jordan took With him gray which
has from htula and horse
also two horse Wagon ANY information respecting above
viii be thankfully received and literally rewarded.
I PETTUS Trustee,
near Triuue, Williamson county,
M6-twlS Tennessee
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STATE CONVENTIONS Sd January.
Alabama, 7th January
Texas, (by popular call,) sth January
Mississippi, 7th January.
Georgia, 10th January
Louisiana, 23d January
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SENATE
TUEsDiY, JANUAKY 8. 1851.
Mr. Speaker NEWMAN, called the Senate to or
der at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and prayer was offered by
Rev. ]. S. Hays.
" JANUARY sTH"
Mr. STOKES moved that, as a testimonial Of res
pect for this day, the Senate adjourn till tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock, which motion carried
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50 far as the stitch is couesras list of machines are d
precisely alike ar al Shuttle Machines and for earryas ss
'ower or uSder thread al shutes into which all The an
hread used on each and all Of them have to be rs-voan3
The capacity Of tie in these machine very
nearly the sane they bold vhes led with Goats No spoo
Cotton sot to exceed "a yards.
The shuttle stitch IS called h loct seh FER saec;
bot sail one and the Ths stitch Is made b. meTes
crossing tive threads. The seve b. the shutl
Machines ust be fastened BY The hn ne to prevent ripping
The shuttle Machine is better d,n;e to manufacturers than 2
I1ily use
aB2I-dtE& W
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NOTICE

A GOOD secOnl hand Buggy and Harness for sale
n 40 - BENZ SHIELDS CO.,
Jsh9-u No. 81 College street
NOTICE.
NEIE hereby withdraw agreement to sks Carolina
w Georgia and Alabama money at par.
iine-.illlse feb FIFE, SHEPPARD & CO.
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BLAKELx,s ETTEUEEATIC LYNImENT

BLAKELX's EEEEUMATEC LKETmENT
AND
ANODYNE INTERROGATION.
Also, His Liver Alternative and Tonic pm
THVHIS nagnum LRimentun articular synoya ANA
muscular Rhematis, Neuralgia and other pains almost In
SANITY requiring many only two three applications
powerfully the abs0rbents and cures By eliminating
morbid huor from the system 1t acts discutent a.
we'll anodyne, resolving tunors short time In
gerry Is destined to AXE high place, supPaDng in
the harsineSs OF the Knife.
- The Liver Alternative and T0asic PHI
excellent PHI in all diseases OF The L7er hillary derangs
ments. all which eatharte is Indicated, acting
CaaTc Alternative TSuc, and deobs-ruent according to
the desc.
These Invaluable Medicines ere soldby
Rains & BROWN, Nashville, Tepnessee
y. McDAKNorT, Marfreesbofo, do
DEEzY EvAHs, Shelbyville, DO;
PORK i HELM, Columbia, do;
WARD L McCLELLkNa, Memphis. do:
HERTy & HALL, MiedgeVilIe, Georgia;
B5EER EcHOLs Rome, 90;
LEGRAND, BLouST & HALE, Montgomery, Alabama
A. "A MCCARTNEY, Decatur, do:
And by Druggists and Merchants generally.
BLAKELY & WOODS. Proprietors.
aprel-G.tw 'lja1l 81 TuiiahOma Tenn
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The Montgomery Advertiser gives the popular ma
jOrity for secession in Alabza as reported to tx
Secretary Of State. at over T,Oeo
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NFR Il HOOPER is admitted partner i, an. ,,.,-...
We have removed stock OF Shoes Isoo,, .,s ~.
Ga North Fast corner Of the Public Square 49, 20 Nc.
pleased to see our friends and customers. " VIII "
jan2-lm ARsIsTgAD L Co
THE " ONDEsk OF TIE AEEi
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Extract from the report of ecu. Harvey to the
War Department, relative to Montgomery 5 Kansas
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
RESOLUTIONS.

The SPEAKER called the House to order at ten
o'clock, and the session was opened with prayer by
the Rev. Mr.. Rains.
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On motion of Mr. CHEATHAAf, the Commission
RS from Alabama and Mississippi were invited to
eats within the bar of the House.
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And then, at eleven o'clock-this being the ami
yersary of the Battle of New Orleans
On motion of Mr. JOHNSON, the House adjourned
until Tomorrow moraing at nine O'Clock.
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Sold Nashville b. c. uenlersh9l Berry pemovifle
wing PeldIeton. and al Rens-bI. llu.g.a oc2g
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5"tl@n locke'-she refined gold Of a her
y contains all the dainnest lyrics
Oiles the 'hsart-talk' OF simple and holy
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Mr. BRAZELTON made motion thatseventy five
copies of the Rules of Order be printed for the
of the House. which was nonconcurred ill., ayes %
noes AZ.
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GUNEKNOK. =
A message was received from the Governor by
thelhands of the Secretary of State which was read
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-25


The Count Tascher de la Pagerie Cham
beriain TO the Empress Eugenie, died at Paris
on the 4th inst. He member Of tho Efn-
press Josephine's family.
A Canada postmaster has absconded with
E10, 900 Of the Government funds besides com.
mitting other swindiing transae lions 10 . lake
amount.
There was nothing Of importance done I'm
the United States Senate on Saturday Mr..
sherman, the new senator from Ohio, took
his seat. :.
Hon. VIM. L. Dayton, the new Minister
to France, has appointed the Son Of Mr.
Speaker Pennington ~ his Secretary Of Ls-
CATION.
man in Bridgeport has sold Harnum q
Tom Thumb dog thar wsigha but thre.
ounces. II was an English terrier, and sold
for el0Q.
The census OF the Sand wich Islands for 1890
| shows q decrease Of 3955 native and AN In !.
crease Of sos foreign population since 1855
| Col. James Anderson, recently decesaed.
| was appointed United States Pension Asent
Ia Pittsbnrg ON the very day Of his dsath.
Lient. Slemmer, the Commandant ID Fort
| age, zeal and efficiency"
DR.. George wnkins, . dentist. com mite,
snieide 70 Boston, on Wednesday. by taking
strychnine ~ Doofeyss Hotel a s.es9
| The dwelling Of Mr.. Wallace Cave. OF Or
anse county, Va, was consnmsd - ttre on
the 18th. Loss q. 200.
| The steamer Powhatan has arrived on Pen.
sscola, making the NTH war vessel now IA.
Fast day In Maine. April nth.