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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-11
How NEr. Anderson Game the
BruIus Dodge.


Tho Washington Star Of Saturday
go ing, hns this curious story Of the Ma
ior's shrewdness;
awe hear that on Christmas Day Ma.
ior Anderson dined formally with the Sc
ecssion uthorities-ehicfs-in Charlcr-
ton, and W as duly carried back to Fort
Moultrie by early moonlight, apparently
very much Overcome by the good things
dr.nkeblo set before him. Those in
charge Of the steamer posted in tho
channel TO watch his movements in the
fort therefore thought u Roidd BE- safe
for hem to relar heir rigilaRos, and
Themselves take q CArisimas Right frolie,
aud ia the midst Of which Anderson and
his force spiked Moultries guns and
landed safely in Fort Sumpter. The a. =
parent intoXicadon Of Anderson was but
a feint to have the very effect il did
have"
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Mississippi ConvcntiOn


The Convention organized at l2 this
day. A. J. Barry, Of I,owndcs, was cho-
sen president on the third ballot.
Prayer was offered by Mr. Marshall.
The remarks ofthe president were in
favor Of scperute State secession. A res
olution was adopted that committee OF
10 be appointed by the president, with
instructions to prepare and report sss
speedily as possible. an Ordinance Of Sc
cession, providing for tho immediate
Withdrawal Of Mississippi from the Fed
eral Union, with a view Of establishing
a new Contederacy, to bo composed Of
the seeding States. The committee
will b. announced Tomorrow.
A committee Of three was appointed
to wait on the Governor. Adjourned till
tomorrow
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TffE HALTH AND LlFE OF WOMAN.
Is oonfinu9I ih peril " she is mad nnhg 10 nr.
elect ofmslrr diose sexual Irregularities TO which
twothinf ~ ffo1 aro more or less subject.
Dr.. CnsssemaRS Pills, prepared romtho same for.
Hfula which the Hyentor, Gorntus L., Chccsoman, NJ.
w., OF New NOtk, has turtwunty years used success
mly In un extended private practiee-immcdiatcly
relieve without pain, aH III snrauccs Of the periodical
delMee, whether ausing from relaxation otsupprcs
sinn. lhcy not like a chafm In removing the pains
that accom.auv difficult NJ immoderate mcnsiruaton
and arc the one safe aud reliable remedy for Flushes
SICK Headache, Pains in the toins, Back and Sides
falpitation 0fthc Heart Nervous uemurs, Mysteries,
Spasms, Droken Sleep aud other unpleasant and
dangerous effects Of unnatural condition Of the sex.
ual functions. IN the worst cases Of FOun bus or
Whites, they effect a speedy sure.
TO WIVES AND MATRONs.
Dr. Checsoman's Pills are offered as the only safe
means ofrencwing interrupted mems ruauoni but
LADIES MUST BEAR IN MIND
There Is ono condition ofthe female systcmin which
the rus cannotbe taken without producing pocuiai
result The condition referred 10 Is regnHncy-the n
sult Mscauipgc Such isthe IRE sistabls tendency o
the medicine To rs.'ote the sexual functions 10 nor
NAL condition. tat even the reproductive power Of ma
ture oNnnot resist Ii.
EHplirit directions, stating wien, and when they
should not DO used with each Box-ihe price eacl
Dos containing from 90 to so Pills
A valuable Pamphlet, 10 he had free, Of the Agents
ills sent by mail promptly, by enclosing price 10 the
General Agent. Sold by Druggists generally.
RIB uUtCHINGs, Proprietor,
90 Csdar Street, New York.
For sale by !. l.. st. Iohn " Co, Dubois Co.
and +. MauuaTdt Titin, o. deeei-iy
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Administrators Sale of
Real Estate.

Notice is hereby given. that under and
pursuant to an order issud 70 me by thc
Probate court ofSencca county Ohio, in the
cause Of James Boyd Adm'rof estate Of Mi
ohael Long Deceased, with will annexed, a
ganst William Long and others, | Willoffcr
Tor sale at public venduc, on Monday tue 2Sth
DAY Of January Adj between the hours
ef ten A. NJ and four ?. NJ. Of said day, at
the door Of the Court House in the city OF
TifIin Ohio, the real estate bounded and des-
clibed as follows to wit
The South west quarter Of Section thirty
two in Township two, North Of Range Six
teen East in said Seneca county Ohio, OK.
cepung ten acres out of the south west corner
thereof now owned by one Cutler.
TERMS or SALE.-One third cash in
hand, one third 10 one and two years, with
interest, from day Of sale, the deferred pay.
ments secured Uy mortgage on the premises
JAMES BOYD,
Admir- on the esta Of Michael Long
with win annexed.
PENNINGTON, LEE a BREwER, Attorneys.
dce20.5w Printers fee $500
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coMrRomisB AGREED UrUN BY TINE BoRDE
srArEs.


conrRomiss AGREED UTDN By THE noRDBr
STATES.
! WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.--The Committee
On The part Of tho border States, Mr.
Cnttendon, Chairman, held a sccons
injecting last night, and at ~ o'clOcl
adopted the following propositions
Recommending repeal Of all Per
sohal Liberty Bills; that the fugitive
slave law be amended for the preventing
Of kidnapping, aud 30 a. to provide for
the equalization Of tho Commissioner
I fee, &C.; that the Constitution be 80
amcnded 20 prohibit any interference
with slavery in any Of the States where
Il now cSistsi that Congress shall not
abolish slavery in the Southern dock
yards, ar1cnols, &c, nor in the District
OF Columbiai without the consent Of Ma.
ryiand, aud the consent Of the inhabitants
.ol The District, nor without .compensa-
tioni that Congress shnll not interfere
with the interstate Slave trade; that
ther, shall be perpetual prohibition Of
the African Slave trade; that the line Of
SO degrees shall DO run through all the
existing Territory Of the United States;
that in all north ofthe line Slavery shall
be prohibited, aud that South Of shat
line neither Congress nor the Terrific
rial Legislature shall hereafter pass any
law abolishing, prohibiting, nor IN any
manner interfering with African Slavery.
and that when any Territory containing
a sufficient population for one member Of
Congress in one Of 10000 square miles
shall apply for admission as State, it
shall bo admitted with or without Slavery
as lts Constitution may determine.
Tho Committee represented at lis
meeting Maryland, Virginia, Missouri,
North Carolina, Texas, Kentucky, Ohio.
Indiana, Illinois, Delaware, Arkansas,
Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan, Z.
Tho Committee Of SO to-day had under
consideration II. Winter Davis amond-
ment to the Fugitive Slave law. An
amendment was offered by Mr. Wash
burne, Of Wis., guaranteeing the trial by
jury in the State whore the fugitive was
seized, was defeated. Mr.. Davis amend.
ment was then adopted guaranteeing a
trial by jury in tho State where the fugi-
tive escaped.
The Senate in the Executive session
referred the nomination Of Mr.. Mcintyre,
Collector Of Charleston, TO the Commit
tee on Commerce.
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vIrgInIa LcgisIntmre. =


RICHMOND, Jan. 7.
A special session Of tho Legislature
commenced to-day. All the members
were present. Nothing of Importance
was done to-day. The bill TO arm tho
State comes up tomorrow, and will prob
ably pass.
The question Of calling State Con-
yention was made the special order for
"Wednesday, 1t will probably pass both
Houses.
The excitement hero has somewhat
subsidized. The purpose 70 resist all ag-
grcssion on Southern rights is firm.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-11
Report of the Post Master
eaenerau

The annual Report shows that the so-
tual expenditure Of the Department, for
1850, was SlA,S7l,772 80. The total rev
onuo was SS,5ls,067 40. The lumber OF
dead letters containing money ind other
vauahles, wAs 2SoS5. The Secretary
contemplates intfodWoipg twa new dc
nominations Of stamped envelopes, via
one Of / and one Of 3 cents ya!dc.
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TrIday. Innunry ID. IseI.


If'v. BCuntsCn's Message.
The annual Message Of Gov. Dennis
ON, com uun.0l ted to tho Ohio I.opsia
'urc, on Mcndoy, although rather lcneth,
is universally commended for It's straight
forwa rdncss, the amount Of valuable in
f,rmaiion il contains, AMI tho very obl,
manner in which Il discusses State ant
national affairs
The Coy complies a number Of stat.
istos, showing the agricultural. CONNER.
cial and cducatoHsA intwcats of IN,
state e. bcin prosperous condition.
As compnrcd with 1870, tho increase
in population in the Stats il over IA
per cent. aud the increase Of tho prop.
crty value ofthv State 20 per cent.
The increase Of grain crops, IN ton
ycrs, is 90 per cent. and the Increase
Of cultivated lands a. pcr cont. Tho avor.
ago amount Of land owncdb by each per.
son is 50 acres.
The Gov recommends the encourage
ment bY tho State, Of scientific ugri-
culture--oommchhs the efficiency of our
comtncn school systcm--rcprcscnts the
benevolent Institutions and pcnitcntary
20 DO Ia a prosperous. condition. lie
suggests tho proPricty Of a separate in
sutution, for the incurablc insane.
Tho ponlicntiary, 'or tn p.stycar, has
yielded to the State SPOIL % over and
above expenses la caso a now Pcni-
ten,inry Is bnlt, the Gov. recommends
separate departments Tor minor and
adult ronyiots. lIo says intcmperancc
is IN prolific source Of crime, aud the
Legislature should u'c i,s constitutional
authority to suppress IL.
The Gov. secondsthe reeommcndatiln n
Of the State Auditor, 10, sonc plan 20
iaoro readily reduce the Staio dabt, In or
der to stop the occrung interest, ard
also recommends a reduction of local
tuAoiion, and an amendment To the sub.
treasury law, requiring county trcasurers
% receive only coin and the notes Il
spceie-paying banks of Ohio, for taxes,
lie recommends continuance Of the
present banking systcm--cn incroasc Of
banking capital aud consequent enlarge
men, Of the issue'. in our State, and tho
exclusion or foreign bank notes.
Tho expenditures on the public works
during the past ycOr exceed the receipts
By S7G,G0L
The Gov. recommends that The mill.
tnfy system Of the State be placed upon
a more active footing, and that the en-
r'llment law be revived The organized
militia Of the State numbers less than
l2oo, while the uuorgunizcd militm,
subject 10 draft, is about as5,O0O. lie
elso suggests an incrcusc In arms and
military equipments.
Gov. D. argues a, length 10 Justify hls
course, ia refusing to surrender certain
alleged mgitlycs from Justice, upon thr
Irquisiton OF the Governors Of Virginia
aud kentucky, Ills argument on thir
point - conclusive. Tie then gocs ON To
aiseuss national topics at considerable
lengih-cSposcs the real causes that arc
nolputing the Cotton Stutcs, in their at.
toIaPt to disrupt the Union and form a
Southern Oonfcderucy, lilo says tho
position Of Ohio has always been one
sf loyalty and devotion 10 tho Union.
aud such Ia her position now. no dc.
Preeates the idea Of rsccossion, as bcin,
evolutionary, and closes with an elt-
qucnt appeal for the maintenance of the
Union aud the Constitution at all
hszWds. r.r
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-11
Legal Noticc.
Joseph Shaw Plaintiff
against
Anthony Shaw,

Joseph Shaw, Plaintiff
against
Anthony Shaw,
Sophrona NJ. Shaw and
MoDool Shaw, Def d'ts.
The said McDoel Shaw Of the State Of
Michigan, tthe county Of lis residence there
being unknown 10 the undersigned, } will take
notice that tho said Joseph Shaw, the
Plaintiff herein, did on tho 2gth day Of No
vcmbcr, AID, 1860, hlc his petition in the
Court Of Common Pleas in and fof the Coun.
ty Of Seneca, and State Of Ohio, against the
said McDOcl Shaw and others, Defendants,
setting forth that the snid McDocl and An.
thony Shaw did on the 27tli day Of January.
AID. 1859, at the said County Of Seneca.
mnkc their four several promissory notes in
writing Of that date, and then aud there dc.
livered the same TO the said Joseph Shaw
and promised thereby therenad then to pay 10
the said Joseph Shaw or bearer, th ciirst one
Of said note5 drawn for S937l, one year
after the date thereof, with interest thereon
nt per cent, and annual interest on oil four
uotes. And tic said defendants promised
also at tho date aforesaid to pay the other
three Of said notes in like manner, cnch for
the sume amount as The first one, and due In
two, three and four years after the said 9th
DAY Of January. All Of which notes were on
the snd 9th day Of January secured (by the
said defendants) by mortgage on certain real
estate situated in the village Of Republic,
Seneca County, Ohio, and known as the
/" Mansion House property" in said village.
And Praying that the said defendants may
pay the said sutns of money, now claimed to
be duo ns stipulated Ia said obligations, or
that the said premises may bo sold to pay for
the same. And the said McDoel Shaw Is
hereby notified that he is required 10 appear
and answer said petition. on or before the
18th day Of january, AID. 1861, or judg.
mcut will be taken against him by default.
JOSEPH SHAW.
by O. W. Page, his Attorney,
Dec. 70, 1850. s. 10. dec l4-6.
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Farm for Sale,

The Willow Spring Farm, two
MILES easf Of riilf on the Mansfield Road is offered
~ Phsaie Sale. THUS Farm contains t43 1crcs, about
JOY ol whmf H clear NE balaroc heavily numbered
The tmneotamrnts consist of a tvn.stofy Tfict
House with mme kifrhen, Bank Ham. Cnfraro
House Wagon House and other ouihnildnss, a iarre
Ofc hard with choice Aprer piuns, Pear, trapes,&e.
THIS tnfm holds Of The htss water privileges in tAe
counl there afs two ialirT iprngs; one close
TO ne housci and ynr stream OF water through the
ccnre Of The Fafm, aariing waller In ever fcld bot
one.
For further parirusrs enquire Of the subscriber, re-.
siding on the prcmiscs.
WILLIAM I.KAUft.
". B.--T win also exchange Tor some unimproved
land or a small County Seat. decisive
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Various Items.

HIcHMosD, Jan. T..
The House to-day unanimously adopt
cd resolution to appoint committee
with instructions TO report q bill for a
State Convention, Ant.coeroion reso-
lutions have been introduced into both
houses.
LEAYEAwORTH, Jan.T.
The troops from Fort Loavenworth lefl
this morning for Baltimore via st. Joseph
Chicago and Pittsburg. The force con
sists Of two companies Of light artillery.
comprising 2l0 men with 1870 horses. A
force Of 20 dragoOns remains at Fort
Leavenworth.
BosroN, Jun. s.
The steamship Joseph whitney, oftho
Savannah line, Capt. Lovcland, has been
chartered by the Government 70 convey
troops and munitions Of war from this
port 10 Fort Tortugas, near Key West
Florida. She sails on Thursday.
Nav ORLEASs, Jan. Z.
The Immediate Scoessionista have
carried the city in tho election to-day.
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MONTGOMERY. Jan. I

The Convention met at noon. MIR.
Phillips, sccessionists, was made tempo
rary ohArman, and Mr.. Horn temporary
secretary. Delegations from all the
counties were present. William NJ
Brooks was elected permanent presiden
over Mr.. Jamison BY eight majority
aud Mr.. Fowler, secessionist, was elect
ed secretary. The Convention is yer,
ouiel
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-11
Legal Noficc.

John Define, is notified that Delilah De-
Line. did on The 9th day Of December lsG0
hle her Petition IN ihe Office Of The Clerk Of
the court Of common Plcas within and for The
county Of Seneca aud State Of Ohio, char
ging the said Johu DeI.ino, with habiual
drunkenness, and wiliul absence for mere than
ihrce years, and gross neglect Of duty asking
that the marriage contract between them NAV
be dissolved, aud both released from the obi.
CATIONS Of the same and for general relief
DELILAH DELINE,
by Hal Pitenger her ATTORNEYS,
Dated Dec. q, 1860. Gw-S3,25
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-11

The Postmaster a Charleston has no.
tined Mr.. Holt that he u still acting un-
der the nr,horiiy Of the United States
and that he is responsible 20 The GOVERN
ment for Ihe rcyerpO acoraiug from bic
ofice.
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AUGUSTA, (Mc.) } Jan. 9.-Ex-Governor
Morrill, was to-day elec cd to the U. s.
senate to fill the vacancy occssioned by
tho resignation Of Mr.. Hamlin. The
vote in the Senate was unanimous; in
the House the vote stood for Mr.. Morrill,
l34i for G.. T.. Shepley 90.
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One Point.

The Importance Of preserving our con-
troll over the mouth OF the Mississippi will
probably prevent the passage Of any law
10y Congress conocding the separation OF
the Southern Stutos We raid $4,000
900 to obtain this advantage, and il il all
important TO our vast western commerce.
Dir. Buchnuun proposed grabbing Cuba
"a a political necessity. But the politi-
cal nesccssily of holding ON TO Louisiana
thousand times greater. Again,
Louisiana was a spanish possession, as
was also Florida, and were bought with
our money. VIII they be permitted Ia
forget this factl VIII they pay tho debit
Indeed, the Southern tier Of Slave States
i under the heaviest obligations 20 the
Union. We paid, (includinq interest )
for louisiana, over Sa3,OOO,OOO; for Flor.
lda' S6,600,0O0; FOR Texas boundary, in
demnity, SC, S27 200 900; for the For.
ida war, (Which had its origin ia the nc.
gro question: S35 100000; for the Mex.
can war which was wagcd on account OF
Texas, S20O0OO,O0O; besides pensions
rcmovrl Of Indians, and other cxpcndi.
turos. Our PostUilioe account alone Is
annually oVerdrawn some three or four
mlllions.-Newdrk American.
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A RARGAINi

offer FOR sale the beautiful Gothic Cottage
on Miami Street ID Ward adjoining the
Presbyterian Church. Tho house contains |
Rooms, with closcis-alsl Woodhouse, Cis
tern aud Cellar The lot is 900 feet deep
Terms ensy.
lf not sold shortly il will be for rent.
dce2l.tf Apply to J. pELAN
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Jared l.. Indy
vs..
Petition Tor Divorce.

NeANA - AfAANtl
V8. , Petition Tor Divorce.
Achsah l.. Iindy J
The said Aehsah l.. Lindly Of Medina Co
Ohio, will take notice that the complainant,
Jared l., Indy, filed bis Petition in the
Court ef Common Pleas OF Seneca County
Ohio, on the l2th day OF Novembsr, a. ID.
1890, the substance Of which Is:
That heis tho legal husoand Of said Defen.
danti that then are three children, the on.
spring Of said marriage, TO Wit:-Aioa A
Kindly, aged years Franklin II. Lndly
aged ysarsi aud Emma Amina Liudly,
aged years. that sold Defendant has been
guilty OF gross neglect Of duty As his said
wife, In re iusing 10 cohabh with Petitioner
and otherwise. The prayer OF said petition /.
kF divorce and The eustodyof said children
TO PETITIONER.
Said Petition will he heard at the ncxt torn
ofsaid CoUgt which bcgius January "a, 1861
RfSNSaroN, Inv a liussRa,
Solicitors for Petitioner.
noy.3.6N 30
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GeOTEia and Alabama Fort,
Tnkcn Possession Of by IhC
Rebels

Owing to the naction Of the President
and the trepehcry Of Gov, Floyd, the U.
=. forts and nrsenOls at Savannah and
Mobile have been seized by the scces-
slonistr, tho former by order of Gov,
Brown. These strong dcfcnccs, with all
the arms and munitions orwar belonging
to them, arc now IN tho hands of rebels
aud traitors. Had small garrison been
paced in each Of them such contingency
could not have occurred,
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semeiaEies Thompson and Thomas
have eefignod thcir positions In the Cab
inei, because the President sent rein
fofeemcnia 10 slgi. Andcrson. Wehopc
Old Buck will appoint tIue Union men
In llaII place.
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RuMoREp MrRDrR OF lN OHIoAN ny A
SOUTHERN ViCmAScE CNMIrTEE.--The
lronton Register Gays;
A painful umor reached here about 4
week ago, that Timothy Wakefield. son
Of Benjamin Wakefield, of Winsor town.
ship, and one Of the olcvcrest young men
OF Lawrence county, had been hung by a
Vigilance Committee in Louisiana-on
the charge Of having taught free mulat-
TO boy 20 read, when he was down there.
last winter. We huyo not yet been able
TO trace out either the truth or the falsity
Of the sad report. Meanwhile the
sn Kiety Of the family is most intense.
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lIississippi seccdcs I

JACKSON Miss, Jan. o.
The Convention has passed the ordi-
nance for immediate secession BY a
vCtc o. s5 to 10. All prominent places
arc illuminated. Cunnons are being
fred and fireworks displayed generally.
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The city OrNTexico taken by the
Liberals.

~ N-7'777'7'''''l ? 7'11' v
The British Steamer, Yalorous, from
Vera Cruz, bound for Pensacola, touched
at South West Pass to-day, and reports
tho following important intelligence:
Miramon was completely routed on the
29d, and on Christmas day the Liberals
occupied the City Of Mexico.
Pucbla has also capitulatcd.
Juarcz had been sent for, and would
leave on the Sd inst. for the Capital.
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or Edward CowAn, Of Pa, Rcp.)
has been elected U. s. Senator in place
of Bigler.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-11

The N, Y, Tribune which pretends "a
bo posted makes up cabinet for MIR
Lincoln as follows:
Neeretary Of STATE w, II, Seward
War - simon Cameron
Navy Robt. f. Scott Of Va
Inisrior Wm. A. Graham OF n. C.
Attorney GeRl Edward Bates Of No
Il, M, General Gideon Wslles Of Con
The report that Cameron has beer
rendered place in Linooln's Cabinet !,
contradicted,
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0CTPugh and Vallandigham, Of Ohio
are quoted by the Southern secession pa
pers Of the South with much favor, az
deserving oftho gratitude Of the South. n
Ia their own Stats, their course In favor
Of disnAioh, e1siJes universal disgust
They had better emigrate to the Cotton
States, wkere their Efforts seem to be SC
highly appreciated.
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0-TAt a meeting Of the Senate Com
mittee on Claims, recently, ME- Iyerson,
who is chairman, tauntingly observed
that half million Of Wido-Awukes
could not inSugurato Mr, Lincoln. "Oh
then" quietly replied a Republican Son
stor, We viii send million" Mr.. Iyer,
son seemed to think that number suficf
ent.
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or The Presidon, and Gen. Scott
are taking active measures towards do.
Tending the Capital from invasion or
mob violence
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Tho steamer Star Of ne West, has
been ordered 10 Charleston with 94O
men, and supplies for Maj. Anderson.
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0crSce ding Congressman are discus
sing the question whether they shall tel
egraPh to their state Conventions to let
the ordinance of secession take effect on
tho 4th Of March. The object is to block
tho government appropriations, especial.
! ly the army bill.
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05- Salutes were fred in all the
PTincipal towns and cilios Of the North,
on Tucsday, the s,h, in honor Of old
Hickory aud Maj. Anderson.
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OcJ-rhe Ohio State Temperance Con-
yention viii meet at Columbus on We'd
ne'doy, tie 9sd of January, at 10 A. NJ.
Monday January iath is designated Tor
the appointment Of delegates 10 tho Con
vontion.
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0J-Aiayor Woods Message recon-
mcnds the secession Of tho city of New
York from the State, and a formation Of
a Free City. lie is not prepared 10 rec.
ommond violent measures therefor.
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OF Tho troops from Fort Leaven
worth and Fort MeHenry, arrived al
Pittsburg on Wednesday.