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lp5 FARMERs AND Livery STABLE KEEPERs
pr ,. A, Neayers oeraie has beea excessively
used by hiFsfy stable keepers ana Farmsrt, snd
with one accord they say that tor many diseases An
animals they have nover found lie equal
On bovses, two o. three applieatiaa VIII cure tho
Scratches, Ohafes, and Calls, whsther By the har-
ness, saddl or otherwise. Wash the wounds clean
and the erate freely applied will care them IN ieW
DAYS. twill leure cracked heels and Oanoor In the
Tongue, Oaaker or Sore Mouth, affections Of the
Skin, falling oG Of the Hair, &o. soa tests and
oaked udeF an Cows are soon cured b. this Ceraie.
- -sold b =. 2. GaTlOgd, Q. s EaokshEls, =.
". ssokrider, Strong 4 Arnutrong end Wa. Firko,
Cleveland, .. t
nB-See AdVertlasmsnt.
COsTyENEss, on HknIrUAE CONSTIPATION.
ron these NHiciions arise many q ths ailints o.
n. Ne hear daily, people complain Of headsche.
ryous debility ete; and generally the cause Of he
plant can be traced to their oonstipated haSita,
epedy for the cure OF this trcuble q what thay
Mt, We recommend Or. Richardscn's sherry
ine Bitters to all 90 AFFLICTED les than take Il
hree times each day half an hour before eating their
meals, and thsy viii find cure. Oar physicians
recommend Il IN their rraotce, and it great merits
are last beoouins known Il the Western SiAtos.
aS- The shofry Wina Biftors ars Tor ssls By n Q.
eaTlofd. EfronG a Arlnatroug. aad q =. Msofonsie.
Cleveland, D. tatA lEl II HI
.ss-see Aeset tlegaslt elsswhsEe. :.
PERRY DAYS Pam kILLER.-The thous-
ands Who have bean relisved as Wsli a. the thous-
anda who have the most unb0unded confidence in
Perry Davis yegetabls Pain Killer, win read among
our special Eotioes this week. another OF the aldi-
tiOnal evidences Of the power Of the application
We arc doing an act q humanity, when ws urge ev-
cry family 10 possess themselves Of is.-i Buialo
Christian AdvOcafs saala
- Solo syerTWhars, ana by 3. 2. Gaylord, Wm.
Fiskes Q. s. Maskenzie, siroRg q Armstrong. and
=. W. Ssekrider. Cleveland. o.
- Sc Advertisement in smother column.
b6rrhe VOiaries OF Dissipation and VIC
tins ofdslusicn, can be brought to oonvittion Of
the error Of their ways, and saved from world Of
mental and bodily sufarins, By needing the advice
oOutainsd In that popular WORK ''Human Frailty,
Physiological Researches" Itis sound Ia Its doos
tFnes plain, bus inoensve in its dictates, and be-
ing beautifully illustrated with colored engravhes
brings everything home 70 the eonoeRiion-''thaf
be who runs may read"
Sold b. Dr. Barrow, ls4 Bleooker st., \. 2. Prize
= cents. Sent free Of postage egefyNhsFs. Rsadths
sdssEtissmanto Of ''Triossmara On another eolama.
AhO sold By f. p Gaylord aud william Rilke, /
DruRrists, cleveland, Ohio
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z 0 R S A L E
A FARM OF "a ACRES

"a y AEsA W ~ AGAEa.
WITH A TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING,
In the Italian style Of architecture, with barn,
veil, eistern and out houses all new, just comple-
ted and ready for occupancy Ihs house Is built
With all modern Improvements; the grounds have
HOnbol kinsm9n Avenue Of 20 rods q beautiful
raylne aud living brook run through the rear end
OF the Farm there are several springs Of pure water
running out nom the banks Of the ravine, which,
with simple hydraulic works, can be conveyed to any
part OF the Farm. For q Gentleman's Residence
the whole grounds csn be elegantly and taateluliy
arranged. FOr Garden, Vineyard, or Fruit Gull
city-Ony about 100 rods from the corporation ffit3
This farm be divided into lots Of one 70 ave or
more acres, and make elegant residences, and a.
large adyh1ce Of the price at which Il can now Be
purchased. There are about or acres Of wood
lands part Of which is beautiful Grove. Tho
Kinsman street Railroad passes through the Ave-
me in front Of this Farm.
AisO-A NEW TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
Barn, Out Buildings, &C., corner Of kinsman and
Forest Streets Lot II3 feet on Kinsman and s96 on
class with all the modsrn style, and built in sub
stantial manner.
Also-A NEW TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
Barn, Out Buildings, &C., situated Forest street.
Lot l0n feet front By Z26 ieot deep This Is hrat
class house, built in substantial manner, and in
the Italian style Of arch ifecture.
AlsO-AnOther TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
Barn. Out Buildings &C., adjoining :he one last de-
scribed Lot LOO feet front BY 26 feet deem aud I'm
ished in all respects like the other.
Also-OhE VACANT LOT, on kinsman street,
second lot from the corner Of kinsman and Forest
streets, l3 feet rOnt By 36 deep. Nine lots For
est street, between kinsman ana ScoViI Avenue,
east side. Lots 50 feet front By 5 feet deep. Win
sell On time 70 suit purchasers.
no-EOr fdrfher Information enquire OF the under
signed No. 409 Kinsman st., CleYelands Ohio
iune2o:366 B. Barker.
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MEaitinEs.
I TEALTH | HEATH HEALTH
PURIFY THR BLOODI
DR.. WEAvERB
OANKER AND SALT RHKUN SYRUP.

EoR TIE cURn OF
cAnker. Salt Rhoum, EryBlpelas, soroiuiouh DIS.
oABeat Outaneous Eruptions and evury hind
Of Disease arising from an Impure
state Of the Blood
" EosI Effective Blood Purifier Of fA Riss
tenth CeHtiiry.
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60E SEE oE REnt.

WOOL FOR SALE.-IO. 600 TO
tngtcn, MOrrOW Co, o., on O. o. 4 G. Railroad
June2S:35 ARMSTRONG q HACKFDORH
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the worlds marKet Hgm our EEuEFs sslIll-
naries, but of such are not the wares which
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HvERYBODY APPRECIATES
Pc RRY WIS.,
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.

&0AAAOAG AIN AAA4ABAls
We beg to call the attention Of the public to this
long tested and unriValled
FAMILY MEDICINE.
Tho Pain Killer is pursly vegetable compound,
and while IL is most efficient remedy for pain, It a
perfectly safe medicine even in the most unskilful
DIPTHERIA. or SORE THROAT.
These diseases are qu'e>l relieved and cured by
gargling the throat with Pain Killer reduced with
gOR SUMMER COMPLAINT,
or any other form Of Bowel Disease in Children or
Adults, 1t is almost certain cure, and has without
doubt been more successful in curing the various
IERA.
and it "a often perfect cure for
sPEPsIA
in its most aggravated forms, It's tonic and stmu-
latlng properties arousing the system to vigorous
action, render 1t a most ehectual cure for
COLDS AND COUGHS,
when used according to directions. For external
application II Is unsurpassed BY any medical prepa
ration known
RHEUMATIsM AND NEURALeIO
affections are quickly relieved and often cured BY 1t.
Amy soreness In the muscles joints eau be cured
By its application. Il cures instantly the most vi
oOTHAOHE.
It should always be kept near at hand, to be used
- BURNS sCALDs.
Il applied immediately 1ocording 70 directions, i
peculiarly adapted to the wants OF
sTEA M-BOAT MEH
anc others travelling on our Western Rivers.
See Directions Accompanying Each Bottle.
1t has been tested IN every variety OF climate, and
BY almost every Nation known TO Americans. 1t 10
the almost constant companion and inestimable
FRIEND Of the Missionary and the Traveler,-on sea
aud land-and no one should travel on our Lakes
q I'd Rivers without It.
UB-Sold By Medicine Dealers Everywhere -
CAUTION The public will DO cautious that they
get the genuine Pain Killer, as some unPrincipled
men use that name for their own worthless COM
POUNDS. In 80 doing they deceive the community,
sud infringe upon the Trade Marx" Vt Perry Davis.
Pfiees-26 cent?, so eiat', and 81 PEI Bottle.
IN HARgIs \ CO., Cincinnati, o.,
ProprietOrs for the Southern and Western StateB,
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II is the prescription OF an Educated Physician,
and ali who aictsd with any OF fhe above named
doesseg should use it without deltys such Letters
~ the following are often revived.
JERoMEVIILE, Ashland Co., o., Nov. 81 1850.
Mesars. J. N. Harris q 70 Cincinnati o.:
eentlomeu:-I deem it duty as well pleasure
70 otnform you what DR.. WeHVer'a SYRUP and OE-
RATE has done for me, and hope that this letter may
come 70 tne notice OF persona similarly einicled IN
tho year 1850 was attacked with tetter, " some
kindred disease, on both my legs, which extended
antii nom my knees to my iont was one raw sore,-
\ c0neulted and obtained medicines and prescrip
ons nom nearly all tho physicians In this vicinity,
put obtained no relief Your agent at this place,
NJ. Holman, recommended me 70 tTy the syrup and
Oefates which fortunately did, Ehd am no sound
and well man By their us0.
With great gratitude, rsmAlu yours truly,
JOHN WEIRBAUGHT.
ar. Mierbaught being we'll known Rentlennn o.
Aahland CO.. makes this information most reliable
By taking the Syrup directed, IT viii drive the
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~ Hawks has Vanity FairfOr this week.
It is q capital number.
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CLEARED


stmr May Queen, Viger Detroit 100 bars iron, 222
kegs nails 20 boxes cheese, q boxes glass;
I47 pkgs sundries tons stone ware.
Stmr Western Metropolis, Goldsmith, Bufalo.
Prop Northern Light, Spaulding, Ont0nagou.
PROP Gov Cushman, Scott, Dunkirk, 1854 bbls -four,
ls4 hhds tobaco, 100 bbl5 highwines, s. bbls
whisky, 22S kegs butter, and q large lot Of
merchandise.
Schr. Ketchum, SRyager, Marquette
Schr. City Belle, Thompson Pt Clinton, tons fur
niture.
Schr. speedWell Bennett, Buffalo, 50 tons grind
stOnes 80 M slaves.
Schr. Two Brothers. Savage, Kingston, $50 tons
scow Black Rover, Woodruff, Buffalo, % M slaves.
VESSELS PAssED.-Ths following vessels passed De-
troit on the 18th:
Bound Up-Propellers Illinois, Iowa, Mineral
Rock. Merdota; brig Lucy A. Blossom; schooners
s. J HOIley, Resolute, Three Bells, Reindeer.
Roilnd Doigl-P Propeller MayfloRer. u
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c. c. C.-oary's Cough Cure. deOasRiO
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FOR SALE.
THE HOUSE AND LOT ON
Pittsburgh street, known as the Hitchcock
property being lot One in Casss addition TO ClsEe-
land and lot 4s9 in Kelley and WalEerth-s subdi-
Siso1. Said property having hundred teat IrUnt
Pittsburgh street and extending back ten rods e
an alley. The house Is large, wel built and cOuvs-
uisnt. For terms Apply tr
RAEHEY, BAoKUs NOBLE.
octls:Rl0
EOR SALE.-ONE SECONDHAND
i Steam Poiler-upright, 50 called lately used
in the Leader oiee- Said Boilsr Is A inches II d.
amstsr ,sutsde and ieef o.Ig furnace part, Sat
In diameter, and feet high.
Said Boiler originally cost 500 Is now in aEt rats
order, and with ths CRATES, safety valve, &c VII b
sold for $40.
~ For further particulars enQuire at this olico,
or at 7. J. McGarry's sseam Boiler Shop on Osntre
street.
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and yol have permanent Cure.
The OERATE has proved itself to be the best Oint
ment ever invented, and whore once used, Ii hRA
never been known to fail Of enoctiug permanent
cure old Sores, Iostar and Rngwormi Scald Heads
hilblans, and Frost Bites, BaTbers Itch, Obapped
9 pEaoked Hands or Lips, Blotohes or Pfmplos on
tne Face. Aud for
sORE NIPPLES AND SORE EYES,
the Qerate ia the only thing required 70 cure. Il
ahouid be Kept In the house of every Family.
Directions Accompany Each Bottle.
SOLD By MosT MEDICINE DEALERS.
Pjee Of Syrup 81; 0srdte 25 cents PEI Bottle.
J, n. HARRIs CO., Proprist0Fs,
For Western States. Cincinnati, Ohio
To whom an orders for the above Medicines must
b addressed.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
4. y. Gaylord, O. s. Mackenzie, William Fiske,
u. w. Baekrider, and Strong Armstrong, OleVs.
land, 0hi0i Roberts Samuel, Columbus; W. A. era.
ham, SaRduskyi Carter \ Brother, Erie, Pa.
WeavePe Salt Rhsum Syrup and OeFato, is sold By
Churchill Brother mas
IT rs EVERYB0DY'S FRIENDI
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SOLD By DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
in. HARRIS q CO., ProprietoIe,
Cincinnati, o., for the Western States.
Priee 70 Cent? per Bottle.
SOLD Wholesale AND RETAIL BY
EFF GAYLORD, Clevelsud.
o. 8. MAOKENhlE, do
WILLIAM EISkE, DO
z. W. SAOKRIDER1 DO
STRONG &ARMSTROH9, do
OHURCHIbL& BRO, do
W A. GRAHAM, Sandusky.
ROBERTS q SAMUEL. Oolumb1a. mss
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The following claims were referred to the
proper committees; W. A. Ingham, $2S5;
VIM. Warrington, SO S8; Martin Ryan,
SS.O5; Gabriel & Ede, $3.50; r. Waterton,
S457.5O; A. Quinn, $500; II. sackmann,
$40. .--
Adjourned.
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Sold v hOIesaIe and Retail BY
Z. T. Gaylord, VIM. Fiske. Strong 8 Armstrong,
O. 8. Mackenzie, L. ", Saokridor, Gegelana. mas
A GREAT SPRING REMEDY /
DR. 8. o. RICHARDSON'S
ERRY WINE BITT ERS,
The CslebFated New England Remedy for
RABITUAL C0NSTIPA III ON
JGundics Fever and Ague, General Debility, and
All Diseases arising from DisOrdered
Htnmach. IiEar Rouall
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a WITT rion, by Otis BrOwnell, and sold 70 Mr..
mn ARTI -. =. oa o.rtr On track Ths
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MARGIN
Tho Secretary Of War published IN official srder
dsmssing Gen. Twiegs from the army for treachcry to
and OF tho authorities Of Texas tho military posts and
der his charge" - In tho Missouri Convention thu
motion table motion TO reconsider the by which
tho resolution requiring the support tho con-
situation OF the United State Of Missouri
was adopted lost-e5 against 30. In tho Rdode
sruct the Senators and Representatives In Congress 70
vote for the propositions Of The Peace Conference
In Congress tho Senate up report Of the Commit
r debate onsued the merits OF the questions IN
voved No eolnite action taken, however.
In tho House OF Representatives, at Washington, bill
was passed amending the Fugitive Shave law One Inn
poiant feature OF this bill trial by Jury ths Slate
from which the fugitive Ia alleged TO have escaped *
ne shall claim TO be roe man, and In tho eyon Of tho
claim being established he 10 be returned To tho place
from which no may have been brought, tho expense
u tho government The bill authorizing tho adj
misrion Of New Mexico tho Union killed. in tho
House Of Representatives, by laying II on the table by
vote OF ia TO IL.
g2-President Buchanan sent message 10 the ITou,s
In compliance with resolution Of that body ~ 10 the
" troops In Washington. He replied that tho
troops were ordered 10 net a posse oo,,azsl, in
strict accordance 10 the civil authority for the puro
OF preserving peace and order In Washington should il
become necessary before or NJ tho period Of the nauQu-
ration Of tho President elect In the Virginia slatr
Convention resolution declaring that the honor nkoret
and patriotism Of The state require that ordnace Of
secession shall be adopted ansubntted 70 tho noodle for
ratification, was presented and referred
4-ReassembliDg Of the Alabama State Conysnt,An In
Montgomery, IN accordance with a resolution adopted
previous 70 their adjournment
7Reassembling OF the Georgia State Con ia MA
city Of Savannah.
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THE SOUTHERN CoNFEDRRAcY.
JEyyxRsoN DAVIS. pRrsrprNr.


Mw men hare led o lpo moro nllcd with stlrrlng or
sv full ACCIDENTS than Jefferson DAVE. native OF Ken.
saAv born about 1906 he went IN early youth with his
sher 70 Nissssippi, then Territory and appointed
~ Pre- dent kcnroe In 1922 70 BE- cadet West Point
n g,rA nated with the honors 1898 s Breye Sec
I'D IAsu ,snant, and al his request placed
eve srvh CO. bong assigned 70 the command Of General
fsAsn Colo ne zachary Taylor who stationed tho
wet In iho frontier Of the time young DAVIS e,a
s1Hxuhhsd himssf In marked manner that when
~ rsgfuest Of dragons formed, no at once OBJ
asxed oosanisson frst lieutenant. During thstrne
. remansic attachment srrang up between him and hls
wsrnsr Tho famous chief Black Hawk In winch tho
ssr fgot hz anmosity 10 the people Of tho United States
n MA admAra.on for Lieutenant DAVIS, and not until kis
sssh was 1hs bond Of amity severed between tho two
brave men In 1895 be settled quietly down upon cot
bon pAaaScn, devoing himself 70 thorough ard system
aa seurc Of political and scientific education He
70 daughter OF General Taylor. In 1874 he toox
Ne ssurp for POLK and in lsas having attracted little
asseniisn n bis state BY hs vigof and ability, no
shcted 20 oonge@ Ton days ster 10 made his maiden
speech. ccn tbs Mexican brsxe oct and reg Of
volunteers having been formed n ss,sairpi and hsof
chosen coonv, no resigned his pest n Consrcss ara in
stantly repairs with hs command 70 ou the corr. ay
49, unde- 0encrl Taylor 1T Monterrey ard poena y,e,a
he ana h noble regiment achieved tho scosrs hghe,,
sAmc rwi)s By his cooness be saved the day =, rora
Vista wherever IRE was hottest or danger 70 be On
oouptsred there oocSel Davis ana iho Mississippi Rses
we're TO be found do vas badly wounded . tho early
p-rt Of the action but sa his horse steadily t tho DAY
was won and refused 70 d. ssgsts even portion q his
sHtea 70 his subordinate O. Vcsrs II 1913 70 ap
pointed an tho vacancy in tho Senate q no United
states sccaaioned By ths deatlS on Sonera 5posht,
and in 1850 w&s elected 70 nat BODY almost
ananlmonsIy FOR Tho torn or ak yeafe' = 1901
- resigned his seat IN tho g. @e 70 oeo0oe
s state rights candidate for Governor, " Tas aieaseo
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Opposition gain In ono month. 500
The Levslaiure Of Louisiana met Baton Rouge
being calico together 70 deliberate the condition OF the
country. State Convention authorized to meet
the 23d OF January, 1851.
loTnited states hvc per cent stocks aod for eighty
ninc cente On tho dolara lower price than any United
Sttes stocks have brought since Tho last with Eng
land.. Howell Cobb, Of Georgia, Secretary Of tho
Treasury, resigned his pooiton in Mr.. Buchanan's Cabi-
net
II--php r. Thomas, o. Maryland was appointed by
the President Secretary Of the Treasury in place OF
Howell Cobb, resigned. Union rioetng was held In
Trenton, N. j. which was attended by all tho pro-
mincHt conservative men In the State.
l3-An amendment 70 the canstitusion OF tho United
Statos, providing now mode for the cction Of Presi
don't and Vice President and United Statoe Senator'S was
introduced in the senate by Andrew Johnscp Of Tenncs
gee....A largo Union meeting held In philadelphia
1a-The President Of tho United States issued a pro
clmation calling upon tho people OF tho Union In view
Of the distracted and dangerous condition Of the country
observe the Alb Of January day Of fasting hunt
ation end prayer. Gen. Lcwis Cass Of Michigan, re-
signed his position az Secretary Of State o. tho United
States.
I5-The Legislature Of South Carolina elected r. W.
Pjckons Governor Of tue State.
I7South Croliva State Convention assembled nj Co
rumb,a tho capital OF tho State and passed resolution
10 adjourn 20 lwon In consequences " the prcva
lencs Of the smallpox at Columbia, which declared
eptderns Attorney deDora Jeremiah Black Of Penn
gyyana vas appointed by the President Secretary Of
stste, in place Of Lewis csaV, resigned.
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ssyAHsAhsieapshlp Of the south-Chss Burleson,
y Dewce, Chaa linntngs, y Nottingham.
. RICHMOND, ac--gteamship Jameetosn--Jennis " Kimp-
~ mo- TITUS Chns Ewing, y waysh Miss rracey,
meyefA Camp, Mira Jacobs and aors, Lewis wash p q
aud - In the steernge.
PAisaso-Bark Glasgow-Frs Marca,a Salvador Mslazrr
Matchmaking Addy swif.--mr and Mrs A HcTars.
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the practice Of his profession in New Orleans In 1851 he
chosen Judge Of tho circuit Court Of louisiana
which position be held until elected 70 Congress- 1851
where he advocated State rights democratic
since 1856 he has devoted himself to planting In his
native State The post OF Secretary Of the Navy the
Confederate post requiring promp. energy and
sound practical judgment. navy TO be organized,
and, have recently had occasion 10 suggest at
sequence Upon the wisdom exercised fitting il the
wants Of the south and that early practicable,
s aaa any, pos inc ps
bears high character.
HENRY Il. BLLETT, POSTMASTER GENERAL.
M IL I. Elicit NJ the gentleman chosen /, Gil this i'm.
porant Office He native Of the State Of New Jersey
and studied law with the late Richard p. Thompson His
wife (now deceased) tho daughter Of Ex-Governor
Bcely, Of Brdgcton Mr.. T. lawyer at Fort Gibson,
MISC HE interest Is closely identified with that OF Mis-
sHspp and he 10 said 70 sympahse with the revolution
lets He at time represented hg district In Congress-
but declined reelection. He also refused prominent
1s46 he elected 70 I'll out the unoxpired Of
Gen Davis, whom that gentleman resigned 10 take his
position In the Mexican war. The appointment OF Mr..
ott Postmaster General d regarded az ono highly n
70 DO made.
JUpAH ?. BrSJANE, ATTORNEY GENERAL.
The Of the Hon. J. 7. Benjamin, Of Louisiana, has
boon confirmed as Attorney General Mr.. Benjamin is
distinguished OF the prooundcst urlsts and most
accomplished advocates in the country lie Of the old
Inc whlB c5 on statc rlsnB pontoians anu ms Tecens
speeches in the United States Senate for him nver
sal admiration. No selection ceuld have been made for
Attorney General Of the Confederate States wkish would
be % generally e8teemed appropriate.
TIE COMMISSIONERS TO WASHINGTON.
prom tho Montgomery Daily Advertiser Of Fob. ell
On Monday the appointment Of the following gentlemen
confirmed by tho Congress Commissioners TO Wash
ington-
Hon. A. B. Roman, OF Louisiana; Hon. Martin J. Craw
ford, OF Georgia; Hon. John Forsyth, Of Alabama
Mr.. Roman has boon Governor u Louisiana, md WAS
formerly Of opposition politics, having been supporter
Of Mr. Bell In the recent contest for President Of the Uni
ted States, and subsequently 90 opeyationist
Mr.Crawfords rame u familiar TO the public as re-
preventative from ehe noshborlng stnte Of Georgia 70
tho Congress- OF The United States His politics have been
state rights.
Mr.. Forsyth was secsssiont in 1851 was Minister TO
MEXICO Under Mr.. Buchanan's administration IN the old
government, and was leading advocate OF Douglas
through his paper, tho Mobile Rcs~ in the late race
Tor President Of the United States
These appointments represent al shaoes Of political
and partisan opinion, ana gentlemen be- ug oil quail
fed FOR the drihs Of their son wo do-bs >os the
selections Es good
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mteo notwithstanding the House voted not to excuse
him.
s-An election was held in South Carolina 10 cheese
delegates TO State Convention called for tho purpoee
considering proposition 20 doonnoct tho State fror,
the Union Every delegate chosen in favor OF seccs
sion.
10--Municipal elections held In number Of the
cities Of the Eaern States and decided In tho
popular mind political questions apparent Tho
following table exhibits the vote ct the November and
No. w.lar