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AUCTION SALES.

By 6REEN& WILLIAMS. kucuoneer,
FiNE GRAY PoNEY. H0usEHol.D AND
uRbhSSsi *. ttIs,ss,IIyn., At AueTIos On SAT
Auction Store. Nc. sac seventh street a. Ieociocf
!. one s S..y PSPsy sstsl. .ni Bride. The horse
keesinI. rhs stock beinr large and modern, il is
saTh see:ss1, e enanerate.
ssis GREEN a WILLIAMS. Avo,.
Br GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctio5.e-,-
ENCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCH-
ITos6S MONDAY. *. F isss ;s Ss At Ava "a
css. :s Ne sss &c
9Th and 10th streets, an excellent assortment OF
i fns M.hcssny Case Piano Forts. made by Knab.
ahGs ec.sis en- s fS:ns rEs.sa sl.s PIE, Mir
MskoIany Sofas, spriDs and Roofing cA.ir,,
Fine Msnssl Gtloer L, si.ndOle.. Vases. and orn.-
ManoEsny Dinins. Pier, Card, and Side Tables,
p en. Ms a. ga. ssseo.Sa
M'h:s.ny Dressing and oiSsr Bureaus. Wash
S and ad f s:sa S:s os. slSs
a'ed Tea and Coff Set,
Feather Beds, Hair and shaok Mattresses and
M.Scs.ny Hat Tree. Painted w.rdrob.., and
Ole 9th. Fine Velvet. Brussels ,snd other Carpets
Etssftgeralor, Cooking snd other Stoves,
Other srt,oses which We dean annecesssTy q
.;Is; Dash. s Z s.Ek;sis. WILLIAMS. A...
BY BONTZ GRIFFITH, Apctioneers.
CLOsING SALE OF SUPERIOR HAyAN4
xoS SS,Ss IoBlcco. AND ssuII-Vn FRIDtI
sptire ,se' ofs 0issr. Tobsece. and sSsf ssore'
-. .soef VI Gao and is.9 s..:I
feS ss:o1ssa H.vsn nsT cnF.s a p.,o ara s.
X s slei ai n: F MIS-. =. cS:Sias rGssoeo
& &c DO ssSI.s:s e,
sss ., r.S cssn. ssss h ~ Ready,
TT0 o9..,s.. RAJ Ei;aEssss: and Scotch ssuf,
smoking Tobacco. -'~
sep ii..d BoNIz eRIFPITH. Auot..
By WALL BARNARD, Auotioaeerr.
Cers~ sth ST. and sonfk side Pa. 90.
Apf's RIDING MARE AND SPRING
MORNING; the isth instant, st 10 o'oioaE. We vii
.nd RSins Ssqs very ss stsa
Also, two Spring Wagons.
new Covered Top wagon,
ltwo-ho.s- EXP .ess do.
&c u WALL a BARNARD. Auot..
BY WALL B.RN.RD, ucuoneers.
I PROVED REAL EsIaTE-By virtue Of deed
OF trust dated the 18th day Of March, 1857 and dur
L.rorded among the land records of the oouaty Of
Washington, d shall proceed 20 sell, on the
Hemlse', On MONDAY, the Esd day Of : eptember.
fT:sSd .I.Sstsd 4 the city q Wsssnssgs ssid
bered thirty four S and thirty five 1851 m Sousrs
numbered i've hundred and three (5O5l together
with the improvemeSts thereon. cnnslsting Of q
large three story Brick House, with q fine base
ment sald property Is located on the south side Of
Terms of sac .-One euarter in cash balance in
SIX Twelve eighteen, and twenty four months from
the premises.
III the terms of sale be not complied With in Eve
days rom day OF sale. the Trustee reserves tie
night 70 resell az the max and cost Of the ret pur
oneser. JOHN r ENNIS, Trustee,
seq WALL a. BARNARD, Auots
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III The State Convention of the s.p...
Oh Maryland, which met In Baltimore on Tusss.
nay, adjourned siss de, after having msde frat,
nominations, wiihout adopting aay resolutioss A.
cowm it y p;s ~ They how:ve. appoiusrd
the State vine people OF
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SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS IN
HOSPITAL.

Psbltsked an essformity tciti fks ,ssoisftos ~
ths SssaR If ysly l6, 1861.
II Gessral Hosptfal On Il street, betpees Fossth
9 AID ETA sfyssfs, WasAiagtoa, Sept. 9.
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OF those now here saw no batteries and heard no
guns; and Capt Stokes. Of the schooner Fanny.
which arrived last night, reports that his vessel
laid all the night before under the dreaded Mat
thias Point, with no other vessel In sight, and he
was not molested.
NAVY YARD. =
Release of a Prizs Sehoone,-Grs Boat Swnk.
This morning, the Pussy towed down the river
the schooner Remittance, Of Baltimore, captured
by the Yankee near Port Tobacco not long since.
II appeared upon examination that her cargo,
consisting Of tobacco, &C, was consigned to par
ties In Baltimore, and there being no proof Of
her being engaged In illegitimate traffic, she was
released, and allowed to proceed to her destina-
ton.
Last Tuesday night, the steamer State Of Maine,
Capt Simmons, which brought around the sea-
men from RRston, run over the gunboat Tigress,
of Craney fssand, sinking her Immediately. The
crew were picked up by the boats Of the steamer,
and placed on board the Yankee. Four contra
bands, who were on board the Tigress, were sent
up to the yard by the Pussy, yesterday.
The side-wheel steamer Powhatan, which left
the yard sometime since for Baltimore for repairs
has received her new boilers, and il again ready
for service She Is expected to arrive here to-day
or tomorrow, when she will Join the fotilla.
This morning experiments were being made
with the pendulum gum testing the quality Of
powder.
Quite a number Of persons focked to the yard
yesterday afternoon, and mounted every available
elevation, where they gszed long and anxiously
at the supposed fight.
Gov Curtin, Of Pa, visited the yard yesterday
afternoon, and was received with the customary
salute Of seventeen guns.
Capt. Dove, Of the Pocahontas, Is still confined
at the yard. His visits Were to friends on the
Maryland shore, and not the Virginia side as
was stated, and were simply Of social inter.
course. Much confidence Is felt in his integrity
as an officer, and few II any believe him guilty
Of communicating with the rebels
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go q, Johnson 4 NAGLE. 900
SOo NO. 2ss PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ZoS
Between Ninth and Tenth SITS. south side,
SsfssE Pqck 2f sWisskk gsEs s2ssssRs S,S Sc
D sSTfkk kS1s sros SEsGfS ashITssEERzEEfD
Just .rri Sst n ftSsJs5aSylag brands of
hOet ChandoS Cartier & CO. o,l ssras Fs.Ot,
wbioh Taaiett., Royal 6rape;
'si S'i' 70 offer g: t.. s:s;:sH5s:.l'
go BOTTLES 81 aISst sTss Me-
al9,S0tRFs fer Camp Medicine. sad ami i ase.
Sy The Case hA %s toH iSs I. Nsy fS
ESQ Penns. avenue.
"A PiTCRRLhss Pepper and other SAUCES. TO-
sai Of afa FoSii or sosb'
Al .ji oaSss'0dSS' & ssssrfis,
E!sFtHR f fsf EEEss JANE 5; t 4Se
TT IMMENSE SACRIFICES.
TO I.iorm the sales that they VIII open at theft
s S%ss Nc; Wda,bbnston Baidn. corneT q
and SAY. 20 s soSssu .tS fox
tnTse GAYS MY for cash. regardless OF cost
SEP 10 81 0 JUST received a aIHa Va T Ca
WATCHES. WATCH REPAIRINe. Dc.
.
h, all GOLD and silver WATCHES,
~ wAJEGHEs and e ta S5sS sHS En-; a.
Vel ~ 'EwELRYs &s,; carefully repaired.
Jewellers, $50 Pa avenue
% WV ldoors vest Of Browns Hotel.
! ENpERlNG Our sIss DAM 70 tn. cir, r.,o,,,,
viii which he va. rood .oe emo spous ~
estsb'ishment in last Thnrsday's paper We en-
re- - ~. sp4snly 70 correct sss frfiss onts
sdLvasIL AyrsuI, between 9Th and 10th streets,
where ws shsl be happy to see our friends az al
tlnss, yho are invited % in.pect our ohace s.ocf
sAs pfHEs. FINE skSesaaihEs r iSa s,5T.
hcAc sUPPLlES In general
SAMPLE ROOM.
10 prevent future mistakes, we add thu
D. D. Sgnph hoonl s ~ frost. not fs ths rear, AIRY
our care for the D, Rsib Rssiment VII reach the
u. JOHNSON < NAGLE
We will buy Salt Beef, Crsckers eto, from DON
se 10 ST.
oggiToIs ,x. o,,,,
phnNlng eonc;gded 70 close out my entire stock OF
EANCf GOODS, have removed the samo -
stSssf. vsnis avenue, between 9Th s1d s,a
price. a. will enable my former custome 70, And lie
Raolo generaily 20 buy the f-st class Frrr-s
fSney Sooos 1t paste yrtess. Now 10 ths time ID
N BAH persons having olsim, ss.inst nm. an.
request % present the same for settiem ,nf And Al
kersone lnc eoteo 10 me are requested 70 make ar
rSngements 20 bqui1ste their claims vithout fur
h0S Rss,eo IfSnyt attention vi trsssly es,Is.
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OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, Sept. IL, 1851
~ memoers OF the Board OF Health will meet In
nc f MsSors nice, at the City Hall, on FRIDAY
AfIEkNOON next, at O'Clock.
Sc list RICHARD WALLACH M,vo,
TcoLLEcTOR.s OFFICE.

FCOLLECTOR,S OFFICE,
~ SEPrEMBsR Q, 1861.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-Coin AID sn.
oIfs or certlhoates of Indebtedness to this Corpo
1ES..on, OF the den9mlnation Of five dollars, and
oeiva q In payment OF taxes. Treasury notes viii
on,y oe iecIyed In sums equal to, or less than the
amount so due to the Corporation 'io
On ne discount tor prompt payment 10 as follow:
~ pr cent during the month of 8 ptem ber rs per
d dnrins me month Of November, and per cent
IS 10 cost WIN niYnN C.u..
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SEIZURE OF UNION nKN
Especial correspondence Of the Sta,

I@PoCInI correspondence OF Inc sur
SANDY Hook, Md, Sept. 1O.-A refugee now
here from Martinsburg, Va reports that on Fri
day night last great number Of Union citizens of
that place were dragged from their beds, at mid.
night, and carried OF to Richmond, to be KEEP,
uani the war is over. But few opponents Of se-
cession escaped seizure.
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0~TURN PIKE ELECTION ;
W. hereby given to the Stakeholder Of The
WI nsbh M Turnpike ComDany that an election
GeoIsetown, ID. G., on the second MONDAY Gsthi
eiySt GvIoeI next for the election Of President,
lalIs 81 said Company for the year then ensn,nr
vi Will theiI successors are elected,
gu 1SidStd ROB'F READ, Treasurer
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HTGOMPANY "A" u. 8. ENGINEERED
AH FIFTY intelligent and able bod ed mecbSnic,
VIII be enlisted to gil this Company TO he maS
yum 1u a hSea by iaEEl0 mon. Inquire at No.
besides food and clothing. "" 20. m9nln,
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..sgOs ssTAs'. a. tsasI.NsoI
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v Y &c Charley Thorne has taken the Bowery IN
safsEsiirl ............,,..-. ss5&sz Ia ss.sv4
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-03-07
Extra Session Of the senate.


The floor of the Senate Chamber was
densely crowded to-day before the members
were called 10 order.
The utmost anxiety was everywhere ex-
pressed TO learn the formation OF the Cabi-
net.
The galleries we're about two-thirds I'LL
ed.
The Senate met at 7. NJ.
A prayer was made by the Chaplain
especially in behalf Of the President of the
United States.
On motion Of Mr.. II lie Rep. of n. ii J
a committee of two was appointed to wait
on the President and inform him that the
Senate was ready to receive any eommu
nicaion h. NIGH; be pleased 10 make.
Messrs. HALE and DOU GLAS were ap
pointed sueh committee. and immediately
proceeded TO perform their duty,
The Senate took a recess till $3.50 T. NJ
On the Senate again coming 10 order,
Hale reported that the Committee had per-
formed their duty, and The President had
informed them that he would orthwith com
municate in writing. Alter a short inter
val, Mr.. Nicoay. the Private Secretary OF
the President, appeared with message,
VIXEN, on motion OF Mr.. H ale, the Senate
went into Executive session.
AT half past four the following gentle
men were confirmed as members of Mr.. Lin
coins Cabinet:
Hon VIM. II Seward, Secretary of State
Hon. Salmon p Chase, Secretary Of the
Treasury.
Hon Simon Cameron, Secretary OF Mar
Hon. Gideon Wells Secretary of the Ma
Wy.
Hon. Montgomery Blair Postmaster Gen
eral.
Hon. Caleb B. Smith, Secretary OF the In
terror.
Hon Edward Bates. Attorney General
The votes were unanimous for all except
Bates and Blair four five votes being cas-
against each of these gentlemen, that many
Directing to them because they were unwli
ling that any one from Slave States should
go into the Cabinet.
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Higher Law--nr. Seward aud Ex-
Gov. Wright

TIE last Jeffersonian says that Mr.. Sew
ard. by his hig her-law doctrines and aboli
ton teachings. has done more 10 bring
about the 'irrepresssble conflict than any
other man." and then quotes the following
to prove it, taken from Mr.. SIS speech in
the L. 5. Senate, III 1880:
The Constitution regulates our steward
ship: the Constitution devotes the dom ain
TO Uuion, to justice, to defence, to welfare
and TO liberty. But there is higher lar
than the Constitution, which regulates our
authority over the domain
II Mr.. Stewards higher law doctrines
and abolition teachings" has had such a de-
leterlous effect upon the country, what has
our neighbor to say about similar doctrines
and teachings emana,ing from the fasorite
chief and lea der of the Indiana Democracy,
Ex Governor Jos. a. Wright, the present
Minister to Berlin. who said, In a speech
delivered near the same time that Mr. S. is
said to have delivered his:
While portion Of our brethren on the
waters of the Pedee. French, Broad, and
Big Hatchee of the South, and those of the
North on the Chicopee, Quinebaug and
Taunton are talking about dissolution and
separation from one another, and of
marching up to the last parapet with cof-
fins on their backs" of setting at defiance
the laws of the land we, ken,uckians and
Indianians. are sitting quietly under the
shade of our mighty oaks" living and
dwelling brethren in peace harmony
Peace dwels in this valley Our mo to is ::
tn land conquered under Freedoms ban
aer, shall be c0Rsecrated To freedon and
Union. n0U and forecer. If the men of
this day, who talk of a separation of this
Republic. would visit the great West--the
Mississippi Valley-they would return sal
ished that a separation is impossible. With
US We have a higher laac--it is natures
law. before which all the assemblages and
conventions. from Hartford 10 Nashville.
from Buffalo TO Charleston, weigh not a
leather"
You have eagerly pointed your read
ers in a Se(a)ward direction now please
point them land ward. in Hright course.
Mr.. Jeffersonian. and give your readers the
difference between their higher lac doe
trines and abolition teachings"
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MARRED-0n Thursday evening" 3sth ult. By Rev
DR. Wakefield. Mr.. C. G. BULL, Of the arm o Ward D
BAIL. Of this city, TO Miss H. =. WAND. daughter Of
Daniel Ward, E.q Of this vicinity.
pTwhensver such . bounteous remembvaneer'
comes to the printer, We are assured indeed that
The hearts, whose emsnts thrill
In unison closely sweet
That, pulse to pulse, responsive still.
That bosb must hsave-or cease to beat
There souls, whose equal 1oS
In gentle streams calmly run.
That when they paEt,thsy part All, no.
They APs--those souls one
--On the 5th inst. BY Rev. r. A. Hsrdn. Mr.. y. '.
6ARwOOD. of Han nihai, Mo-, Miss ANNA =. IKE
DELL. Of Prospect Hill. this city.
Twin the above notice, received . substantial
token OF being remembered. MAY their lives glide
smoothly . satisfactorily down the: current Of
life. the received siiaed into pocket
may cup always full TO
Ing
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ssarThe idea of slave code in the ter

EsyeThe idea of slave code in the ter
ritories TO prote I the institution OF Slavery.
was very repugnant to portion OF the
Northern Democracy, that they split the
party rather than accede TO it.; now, these
same recusant Dem ,crats. are rampantly in
favor of the very thing they then repudi ated /!
They are anxious TO establish a slave code
for all territory, now held or to be hereafter
acquired b. the United States. south Of 36S
50 min recognizing slavery OF the African
race as existing, which shall not be interior
ed with by Congress, but shall be projected
as property, by all the departments of the
territorial government during lis continu
ence. Did the Democracy OF the Doug las
school, split about a fundamental principle
of liberty, at Charleston, or are they con-
tending for fundamental principle of slave
nv now?
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EF The Rushvlle Republican, gives
one of the best of reasons why Gov. Nor
ton did not appoint a portion of The COM
missionersr from Indiana. TO the Peace
Congress at Washington City. from the
Democracy.--it is. that. las political or
ganizston. it has voluntarily expressed SYM
patty with the treason of the Cotton States,
and some Of the leaders, Heffren for exam
pie, go so far as to announce their purpose
to leave their wives and children and their
State. and in behalf of the South take up
arms against the United States! After
taking an oath to support the Constitution
Of the United States, Gov. Morton could not
consistently appoint such men to Office"
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~The editor of the Jeffersonian doe:

EE The editor OF the JeHerSontan does
not attempt to prove the Republicans being
in favor of letting the Union Slide" ex
cept by insinua,ing tha, N. p. Banks once
equally unfortunate in this Mr.. Banks
NEVER said he was in favor Of Getting the
Union Slide 1t has been charged, but
most emphatically denied by Mr. Banks on
the floor Of the House He and others may
have said that il the South were to carry
slavery into every State of the Union. to
which he was opposed. he would rather see
the Government dissolved. That is all.
neighbor. Mr.. Banks has been and now is
in favor of maintaining the Union, and SO
has been and now is the Republican party.
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~At Indianapolis. a I,

EFAt Indianapolis, fe" Saooashs
since. al the closing exercises at one OF the
Methodist Episcopal churches. Bishop Ames
as,onished and thrilled the congregation by
the following prayer:
I'VE thank the. o. God. that while trea-
son stalks abroad in high places, there is one
will defend his country's flag, God bless
and protect the gallant Major Anderson and
his noble bandH'
The "amens" which came up from the
brethren around, were bud and euthusias-
tic; and when the congregation arose from
their knees, smiles and tears were seen
struggling in many a coun,enance.
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Presaeas Li.eol.'s LasesraI.-We are

Presd<nf Liseo,.'s L.a.gsraI-We are
! uder obligations to W. T. Dennis. Esq.
or copy early on Tuesday morning of
ae Inaugural Address OF President Lincoln:
$50, TO Sam Elder. for a copy of the State
;entinel, containing IT. It's straight for
gard document. and speaks for i,self-sAtis-
,ctory and TO the point
So unsatisfactory is the Inaugural Address
), the editor of the State Sesfise!, that he
inks the general reader will exclaim. after
,.reusins 1t: "Wha, does M. Lincoln nesns'
We presume thu SeAtiafi editor after read
lg the plain and comprehensive sermon Of
Christ OF the Mount. would ask similar
usStion
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RICHNoHD, March. tst. 1851.
THE Partnership herets.sr- existing Roeevs
NOrrissso Albert q Biaachsrf saI Csares . Cof.
An having expir-s ~ limitation ths THE
once siit BE- ceaSaued ny the CB.iersiznsd Who
this dsg ssso-tsfs1 Themselves Together
iDaI arm Of MOERi-sOS BLAScUARl 4 o.
snf perca-ed the entire interest partners
In the Bank. assauasss al sh@ liabilities.
ALBEIT c. BLANCHARD.
CHARLES p. COFFIN
JANsES l.. MORRISON
ALBERT II. BLANCHARD
Nafeh i. 1901 1885,
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tic chords Of memory. stretching from ev.
cry battle field ard patriot grave to every
loving heart and hearthstoDe all over this
broad land. will yet swell the chorus OF the
Union when again touched. as surely as
they will be by the better angels OF our ma
ture. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-03-07

sV The old Norsh State is safe for the
Union-oser Sky counties show the cleo
ton of an overwhelming majority OF Unioa
delegates The Official count viii have TO
be had before 1t is determined whether North
Carolina will hold convention or not. so
close is the vote.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-03-07

TUnder the head OF The Difference,
The Rushsille Republican periinentlv re
marks, that when fugitive Is rescued
from The United States Marshal in any
Northern State the Democratic press ali
over The land. call loudly for the enforce
ueat of tne laws When the Cotton States
take possession of the United States forts,
custom h ou ses. arsenals. aud steal The mo-
ney in the subsreasuries and L. S Mot.
the same press denounce the enforcement
of the laws ~ coercion.
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Ev The only reason. We suppose. why
the 4th of March every four years is de-
signated as Inaager- alton day. is because
the President Of the United States always.
in all administrations. is beset by a swarm ol
hungry Office seekers, about that time and
very nearly boredto death !.
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ss5- Ola Aba may not ano~ how TO spiit
ais Ike he u~el To, ba, be has prove him
Elf to be one of the best OF Ca5!aet ma
'er,! Tie one he has Just made. suits as
much. Seward, of New York; Chase. OF
Ohio: Cansron, OF Pennsylvania; Wells.
of Connee,ieat: S NTH, of lai,sas, Blair
of Maryland; Bates, of Missouri.
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RICHMOND
SELECT AND HIGH SCHOOL.

GEORGE r. BROWN. Principal.
C.J- cuAPIx Assistant Pssaeipai
Mr. GEO. r ekowy. Isfernsais.s Teacher
Mas EMMA l.. BROWN. Primary
E sPrins s~ssn Of tails School siil open ApYii ia
. Aaf eSttsnae " veeas supperas Gen will
BE a1ersd fer gsfsaa the sssfy
us 81 se5ene-. ses higher natnensses onIv a lin.
sted .snees viz De ssestved those Wishing eGtss
shsast apply
AL papsis will BE under in .f:ase ease Of u.
prtnefrAss-
'raa - % o. % per session. pay.s. ss TIE
nsdAI< sed CT oss Of the term
March g. 1851. n
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Pork PACKING Is THE INTERIOR The
Cincinnati Price Current OF Feb. 90. says !:
Since our last, We have received the re-
turns from 81 additions al towns. which show
an additional decrease OF 5000 head. max
ing the Total decrease. as Tar heard from.
16S.OoO The indications that the d.
crease in number will be pretty close up to
200 0UO. but that tie increase In weight
will more than make up for this. We do
not expecs TO be able to lay The full report
in detail before our readers Tor two weeks to
come. as packing is not yet closed At some
towns Al the North"
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ATen nessee View of Coercion.
The Nashville Banner says:


Citizens Of seeding States seize and hold
the arsenals and forts of the United States
by armed force. They drive out all United
States Officers found therein. Is that coer-
cion. or not? And is it the duty of the Uni
ted States Government TO submit TO coer-
cion? Citizens Of the seeding States seize
minis and treasure of the United States,
and rifle the mails at pleasure, and threaten
with death any United States officer that op
poses Is that coercion or noie If so, il it
the duty OF the United States to submit to
it?
So tar, all the coercion all the resort to
force, to military force to violate rights,
laws and property-hss been on the part OF
the seeding ates. And yet all the howl
that has filled the ration, against coercion.
has been poured 9th by those daily resort
ing to it. Il is right enough for any mob
to seize the property and trample or the
flag OF tie Union. but damnable coercion IL
the Union refuses 10 submit TO be robbed
and insulted by such hands.
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March 7. IA