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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-27
nAr MAN tbe nrticlc, In nnoth


OF READ the article, In another
place, taken from the Louisville courisr
and then say whether or not you viii
vote to DIVIDE THE NORTH
OeFWe defy the editor TO name Dem
ccret Nho las ATTEMPTED 10 prevent
Democrats or any other persons from en-.
lisliug.--A d,eriiser
Wo would no, have to 20 far from the
Adusriiser Office to do that. Every issue
Of that paper FOR the last four mOn,hS has
been calculated 70 prejudice democrats
against this war.
or When democrats assert that ,hey
are as good Union men, 40 those who
support tho Unlcn ticket, their actions do
not correspond with their words. There
10 no issue now before the country, ex-
cept the ono forced upon US BY the rebels,
aud, TO refuse to unite with good Union
men, when the country 10 in danger, end
nothing bot unity Of action will savo u.s.
shows that your Union pretences are moi
sincere. Better throw OF the mask al
once.
Has He REPESTEDl-We notice In the
Raysuna Democrat a call for Union
meeting At SBeetsbOro, which is to be
addressed by the Honorable David &.
starkwcalher Of summit. The Demo
cTAt says;
Hon. David A. Stdrkwcather was
President Of the 7th Of August ''poaee,' p
J lYAiis Feather Democratic Convention.
Has be thought better Of il, and, does he
J now place county before partyl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-27
Do They TeIIoMshInl

The Capitol Cuy Fact says that
Hon. IL. j. Jewett and @. l.. Val,
landigham wero announced to be
present and address a meeting al
Lancaster on Saturday last. Dc
they fellowship 1t would seem by
this that they do.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-27
Sheriff Sale.
James K. Glenn, Admir- Of Andrew Glenn,
deceased,

Jacob b. Flaugher and Wife and Others.
By virtue Of an order made by the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Seneca county. Ohio, at
the July term A. ID. 1853, in the above
entitled cause and TO me directed, | will Offer
for sale at public vendue at the door Of
the Court House ia the city Of Tinini in said
county, on
THE 2lst Day or OcroaTR, A. ID. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. M. and 4
O'Clock r. M. Of said day, the following lands
and tenemonts, to-uit;
Iu.lot numbered two hundred and twenty
two C2z2 IN Tie 2i Ward Of the o.ty Of Tifin
Seneca county, Ohio
raw WRIRICK,
sept 20, 1851 s3slS Sheriff.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-27
REMENTRER,

or That IL Seneca county goes a.
gainst the Union ticket il will do more
to encourage tho rebellion, than oil the
soldiers We can send, can do to weaken
Il. 90
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SheFiM>s Sale.
Mary RockeY

Valentine Roekoy.
BY virtue OF an execution, TO wit. a writ Of
vendi cxponis, duly issred in tic Court of
Common Pleas Of Seneca county, Ohio,
and to me directed, l will offer for sale at
public vendue at the door of the Court House
in the city of Tiflin, in said county, on
THE 9Th DAY OF OcroBER, A. ID. 1861,
between the hours orl0 o'c' ock A. NJ and
O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, the following de.
aa-sL-a nds aud tapanial,ta ats.-suit.
The moth half fof the north west quarter of
section ten Q0) also the south east quarter
Of the south west quarter Of section three (3)
all in township three L3l north Of range thir-
teen east In Seneca county, o.
LEVI WEIRICK,
Sheriff
Sept. 9th, 1861 $3.50
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NAroIroN. Scrt. 4. 1s0l.


Ailertlie fight at iewinsyille.
Beauregard was sent Cor to bring
Teiniorceinents from Manassas.
rs they Iesred wo would overpower
them. lIe came with a cOnsidcra.
BIO body Of troops.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-27
slonarraasI on oF the Surrender
.H.rahll Of L.rNtnRtan.

-sgll sor Quincy, IN, Sept %.
is1rert 81 Mnlligen's command arrived
here tbs evening. The balance, amour.
ting y nearly 1000, arc expected TO-
morrow.
9rTbtsc arrived ny the force nt Lex.
1ingtou was oply about 2.5oO, inchding
several compunics Of Home Guards, who
4 arc scepsed Of having shown oowardioe.
, The surrender Of Lexington wos made
At tb0cloct Friday afternoon. The aap
Wis b6nled down BY the Home Guards.
.ie0ol. Michigan is spoken Of In tho high
eSaterms, and displayed great bravery
.dpdpg the whole action. When askcd
~ surrender be refused, and bis sword
was laken away by force.
" Col Mhlllgan aud all commissioned
siiieersare hoid prisoners BY the rebels.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-27
COUNTY COMMIssloNER.

This is very important Office TO be
Oiled this fall. Levi Keller, ESQ. Of
Hopewell, Is the Union candidate aud a
more competent man cannot be fOund IN
tho county. Io is just the man for the
position aud Is a good Union Democrat.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-27
That's The PaIIs

The FIRST vote We ever cast in Ohio
for Governor, was for David Tod. This
was In ls46, when We were in for sus-
tanning the Mexican war, Should we be
spared to vote on the 9Th Of October, we
shall again vote for him; and for the prose-
ton Of the present war, We sustain the
country all the time, whereas our Demo-
cratic friends only sustain il when the
party is in power, We sustain the
country for the good of the country,
they for the loayes and fishes. We stand
shoulder to shoulder with tho friends
Of the Government, they with the enc
mics OF the Union, and the friends OF
jeff Dayis.--Dslal0dre STANDARD.
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JEMETT AND VALLANDIG.
HAM

These two men arc now working to-
gether aud arc announced TO address the
same meeting at Lancaster. Only think
Of Il.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-27
AS the Maine election returns

AS the Maine election returns
come in, the Union victory turns
out to be even more overwhelming
than was at first supposed. The
Senate is wholly Union, embracing
20 Republicans and 3 Union Dem
oerats, In the House there are 105
Republicans, 22 Union, and 3 Sc
eession Democrats. The vote for
Governor, nearly complete-stands:
Washburne (Ilep) 51,9S5; Jane
son (Union Dem) l9,1G2; Dana
(Secession) 16,739.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-27
Voters of SENEGAL

OF Remember that EVERY VOTE
cast against he URion ticket, on tie 2Ad
Tuesday Of October, is a vote 10 WEAK.
.EN THE NORTH. ENCOURAGE
THE REBELS and pro'oNg ne wsr.
0cr TAXPAYERS, remember that
the Speediest way to end the war Is 10
Jhop ne SoUh that ,os are UNITED
Then vote the Union Ticket
or If the VullHndigham ticket should
prevail in Ohio, twill cause the REBELS
doEn South 10 REJOICE.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-27

Given Under my hand and seal Al tho
Sheriff Office in the city Of Tihia, this 9th
day OF September, A. j.. 1861.
LEVI WEIRICK.
sheriff Of Seneca County, Ohio.
September 10, 1861 -5w
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From ,he foIrio Rlsde.

,fi From The Toledo Blade.
We were gratiticd at receiving
the following note from one Of tho
Slishi and most active Democrats of
uenry coiuty--ope whoee fidelity
TO Porty never sweryed until the
fine arrived for placing country
above party. We shah be glad 10
cooperate with Mr. SHEFnELn and
sll OILERS, OF whatever political
eptqeedppls, who can meet us where
he aOes.
NAPOLEON, Sept, Z, 1861.
EDIToR bLADE--l notice in the
DRiiy BiAnE OF yosiarday, n state.
ncne alfer Publishing the platform
Of the Union Convention, as fol,
lows. "What Union man wants
Better ground 70 stand uponi We
are ready to take the hand Of any
man who will meet us thore." In
rsaponee 70, which I say hero is
my ~.
IL SWFFFIpr
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Wnr News.
FROm sTLOUIs.
Rossponcuacut % the Missouri
hlection--A Itcbct Plot Nip
ped in flie Rad.

ferssiai De,Psteh ioths cihsinasH csssusl
Sr Lruis. Sept. ~.
An extra session Of the State (Mo. j
Convention has been called 10 pass an or.
dinance noEtpOninQ the election Of Gov
'tfnofl lleutcneut @ Governor, and General
Assembly, rwliqh should take place on
the drst Monday IN November.
0amblc's action ~ endorsed BY the
2 Dnion men, who don't want any more
Tennessee oleoiions aud dou't want
gguth Cssohna TO vote for Governor Of
Aliss6uri. |
7n'I'hn aocessionists want 20 elect CIaib.
lJankton, and win make all the neoeasa.
~ importations. The poslponement Of
thp plcciipn will foil them.
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SHBRIFFvS
PROCLAMATION.

The qualified electors Of the county Of Sem
eea in the State Of Ohio, are hereby Notified
70 meet at the usual place Of holding elec-
ticns in their respective townships on the Sec
ond Tuesday Of October, A. ID. 1861, Il being
the 9Th day Of said month, between the hours
Of 6 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock 2. NJ. Of said
day, to vote for
One Governor for the State Of Ohio.
One Lieutenant Governor
One Secretary Of State
One Supreme Judge
One State Treasurer
One Comptroller
One Member Board Of Public Works,
One Member for State Senator for Ohio.
One Member for Representative for Seneca
County,
One Froseeuting Attorney for seneoa county,
One Commissioner
One Inhrmaiy Director
And whereas by an act Of the Legislature
Of the State Of Ohio, passed February 9th,
l65l, It is further made the duty Of the Sher
iiis OF The different counties, at the time Of
proeIlaiming the election, to give notice TO
the Trustees Of the different townships OF the
number OF persons to be returned as Jurors
from each township. The apportionment of
Jurors a. made by the Clerk Of the Court Of
Common Pleas, to be sturned Is as follows:
Adams. ...........6 Bloom ..6
Big SPRING.. ...S Clinton. ...9I
Eden..............6 Jackson.
Liberty Loudon..
Hopewcll. ll.......5 Reed.
Seneca ....... ....6 Soipio.
Pleasant. nt.......... Thompson.
'NhiStssss. ss.sssss ssssssssssssss.f
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ont WIN IL

win the editor Of the 4 ASrsrfissr pub
llsh the letter Of Hugh Goetehius, which
no suppressed last week.
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Hon. David Tod ana the CAM
paign.

The Cleveland Plain Dealer of
last evening, after expressing re-
gret att having seen the announce
ment ola series ofpolitical meetings
to be addressed by Hon. David Tod
and others, says:
Mr.. Tod does not intend to take
the stump politically. lie is un-
dividedly for War and the Union,
with no terms for rebels in arms.
He is more anxious to open a mill
tary recruiting Office than a politi-
cal one, and we are authorized by
him to say that lie does not intend
to 60 into a political campaign,
The rebels know the terms of peace,
and the people know the issue in
the election in this State. Itis COM
promise or no compromise with
armed treason.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-27

DPThe Hon. Daniel S. Dickin-
son of New York, calls the SYRIA
cuse Democratic Convention, which
recently assembled, "The Mrs.
Cunningham Convention" Mrs.
Cunningham wanted to inherit the
estate Of DR.. Burdell, and in due
time, to enable her to inherit, pro-
duced a bogus baby-''and so has
the Convention, its managers want.
ing to inherit the estate Of the
Democratic party" said Mr.. Dick
inson.
Col. James A. Garfield, in recen
speech nc SH4em, Columbiana County,
asked the yonng men of Ohio the follow
ing well-timed question, which we repeat
for the benefit of this sections:
"Will the young men of Ohio allow
their native State to be disgraCed, by a
resort to draftingl"
IL rests with the young men, and their
reply must be made known within the
next ten dOys.--[ColumbuS Jour-, Il.
The Boston Advertiser says that
Gen. Butler is to command one and
Gen. Sherman the other of two
naval expeditions now fitting out.
About 25, 900 soldiers will accom-
pany the two fleets.
He Declines.
Hon. r. p. Ranney, who was
nominated on Saturday last by the
whiIe-IeaJner conventional j udgu
publishes a card unconditionally
declining the nomination.-Uec6-
land Leader.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Sheriff and Special Masters
Sale.
Boss Clark & DiJble

Benjamin r. Nannntta.
BY virtue Of an order made by the Court Of
Common Pleas of Seneca county, Ohio, at
the May term, A. d. 1861, In the above
entitled cause, and to me directed, l will Of
fer for sale at public vcndue, at the door Of
the Court House, In the city Of Tiaiu, in said
county, on
THE 5TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and
4o'clock p. NJ. Of said day. the following
lands and tonemonts to.vit:
ln-lot No. thirty.six [36 J in The town OF
Attica, Seneca county, Ohio.
LEVI WEIRICK,
Sheriff aud Special Master.
Sept q, 1861. S3,l5.
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The PInin DCnICrHnd the Union
The PlaiH Dealer promptly runs up
the Union State ticket and promises It a
hearty and unqualified support.
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llr,.I.l D,.r.l,A III. cIasIaa.lI e...a.l
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slaves that the people should repudiMIc
the election of Lincoln an Hamliu and not
allow them to be innugurated.
Such absurd demands rs these are put
forth By Southern men aud Southern leg
islators.
So lnr as the Northern people are con-
cerned, before they will permit the liberty
OF speech to be thus infringed, they will
hght until every negro is drowued in the
Atlantic before they will relinquish one
iot or tittlei and as TO the inauguration of
Lincoln ard Hhmlin, nothing but the
death of tho,e parties can prevent its be-
ing done, though the united South appears
in arms and the capitol be rent with pow
det. from tnrret to foundation stone.
Those who Nuke such unreasonable de-
mands are as much enemies of their coun-
Try as though they were already convicted
traitors.
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fRor lhe In.ellIEeneer.l

To tho T7.onl. or yy.x,.,T v,r,,,,,.
60
'oSt ..le o!y e9Sttlne now preached
"a 'i,s ''. ~ s9yeessIo. oOnlnerh
- s9L9llnlt,eS claim
"a az e ..e eSssg.e anu te or'y meth
.I. w " ~ 9oStns.'l r'G4lLs. ana al
'ng mas uone
wn.teEsr :,sSstse 20 tne iptereSt
q. .,. .psL Sp"tnsEM su.ses, yst from inc i'rt
H., s"sy Soss.s !pslsSe'lss aegEevGn
a., S,'ts q, ~ - NoFsn
s,s .,ssssS, AsseEt sne tlgnt
Hv :" sTee'.i99' .ney
S"Si u'9H .!s Pr!nStpte it eot rom 9ecesslty'
EnU al ES.s .ntS aos5tass PElnel-
p.m Lav,, S.sS "sE M'ill.E ana aeoy 10
so.5S... Ro1!2Is 4. I Soh,
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JUDGE TIIoMPsoN,s ADDnEss,
From tile weltsbnrg nerall.I

Judge Thompson, in his recent address
ON the perils of the times, ut Wheeling,
now being published in pamphlet form.
very pertinenlly remarks the contradiction
OF those who oppose the doctrine of seces-
sion and yet justify, those who prnctist il;
who cinim to be Union men and yet conn
tennnce those WHO are doing their utmost
to dissolve the Union; who are In favor of
a settlement and yet propose measures
tlfat they know will not be agreed npon.-
The Judge has special reference TO the
opinions of such men as Huntcr,of Virgin
ia, whose specions arguments under the
Gliise of compromise, are ouly the more
dangerous, because their certain tendency
Is thus CLOSED over aud concealed. The
Judge is right.
IL ts folly To denouuce secession and
preach that the Constitution is - mere
compact and not government. that The
government is merely an agent f0rtbe sew
eraE States and not Of equaI sovereign
authority as to its delegated powers /: and
thht any State has a right 10 nulliFy uny
Federal law on its own yoEition. 1t is a6-
suTd to argue that the Federal Govern
meut can lawfully coerce Stare i'm :he
execution of one law and cannot coercc
the execution of ali laws equally valid.
Itis not only absurd, but it is wicked foliy
for men to delude themselves into the b.
lief that the difficulty can be healed by
making exhorbitant demands Of tue North,
thstthe Union can be perpettnttctf bv ask
ing of Congress what il cannot, Of the
Northern Legislatures What they dare not,
or of the Northern people what they will
not do. Such dethands are, that Congress
shall take measures to compel the reaeai
OF Obnoxious State laws; that Northern
legislatures shall make il a penal offence
for their citizens to write or speak or prin,
in 'lerogation of the right Of properly 10
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9ailg gnttIligcutrr.
AN ABLE ARTICLE.

Views OF a Constitutional DemOcrat..
The plans and Schemes and Ultt-
splrntOrSZ tm Western VlrYInIR--
Ihe People Warmed to Beware OF
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Wesers. EGlitors:-Tlle recent discussions
in the Charleston Convention have dis
closed deep laid plot which has hithcr-
to been sufficiently pre-fgured, but now
openly uVowcL AS one who has not
been identified with the American. Whig
or Republican purtics-;ls one who seeks
no Office, whose best efforts have been
heretofore given to secure the ascendcncy
of the DtRocrGtic party, we have some
thing to say TO the people of Western Yir.
Gtnia, who are placed in the very Their
mopol@ OF this contest.
The question now presented fNr our
consideration, as far as South CnrOlina is
| concerned, las reference ucither to the
election of l.in"Oln nor primarily to the
question Of slavery. They are both mNdG
Pretexts to excite the passions of the peo-
iple, and 10 render plausible the movement
as 0ne necessary 10 the vinciration OF
at what We generally term SOuthcrn
rights. The cause lies far deeper. aud
gOss hack, lntu Il period IN which history
records n her gloEtuus struggle upon the
subject uG ihe G,rili. Direct l;rxatiun and
! free ir"'ie are tlir great objects which
loom M III the distance. Free impOrta-
| tiOn of manufactured guuds lruin England
and Frauct, will ietenaivs and offensive
| alliances wttli those countries. aud free
importation Of negroes from Africa, either
under an apprentice system, or n perpetual
slave system will he fnuld tn he The great
secrets nf her cOutuma"y and rebellion
Proofs in regard to this abound ON every
hand; but it is 00r necessary, 10 gu he
yUnd the recent debates in the secession
Convention to open our eyes to tue feast
prepared for us, Iik" gr,lls in the ovcNn. by
following in the wake which she has
made. What are thcy2 Listen TO the de-
claratiOns Of icr leading mem by whose
act the ordinance of dissolution has been
passed.
Mr.. Packer said, at is no spasmodic
effort, that has come suddenly upon as, uut
IL has been grndu"lly eliminating. for a
long series of wears.
Mr.. Inglis said: ':Most of us have had
this subject under consideration for the
last twc"ty years"
Mr. Keitt said, 81 have been engaged in
this movement ever since entered po!iti-
cal liGe."
Mr.. Rhett said, '.Ltis nothing produced 81
Mr.. LincOln's election, nr the uun execution
OF the Fugitive Slave Law. 1t has been !,
matter which has been gathering head for
thirty years. We are about to sunder our
connection with the North, and trust
forever. The federal lo,cs laying tores upon
the people Of SOuM Carolina llnve f.,llcu this
day, aud 50 far as ace are concerned, fallen,
| trust, iorcver.''
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WHEELING, VA. MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 4 1861

:. :, - -
s"utn Sarolina with them. 1t Is not
Te'sota9ie :. a .5s 70 suppose that South Caro-
'lIs .l'. WtIl accept OF any Constitution by
sS!I "uIS'' ~ W governed, IN which the interest
US ~ si"SsEy Is ieSs zeaI"uSly looked to, than
.u"t Mh'c1 sue Is now governed
as state: Snuer her present Stare
So''Ssi.ut!on -. no man. however worthy
otIeF respect, can become
ar HstosE Snlss5 oi ai 'ne Siate Legislature low-
-,o l uTieSs HS be the owner of
S,' SuV HSres ot land and at least 10 negroes.
uns' tnen' under her Constitution each
.ts"i"eV ,s'''' o' AZ least one branch of the Lee
slstn1ure iIl1tll must necessarily be large land
uoiueE @ "nu sl;sNe over, and consequently
interested IN the advancement and protec-
t'oh ol me slave interest even if at the
s'.cEilce OF every other What then must
ue tue cohdiUon OF the tnh0ring white
'lla''' OF h0n.shNcholder? Does he stand
"PoV Po'iuca equality with the slhvG-
ne!uer! however intelligent, wise and
noHoF"ole ne may oe, le IS not counted
W.. "StslE 10 become legislator, for he does
not own slaves lie can only be used AS
q sool. WIN wh'ch to support the slave
l'oWer. dFAht ann even tue right of suf-
!er"ge ana IN that right there is no power,
tor ne cannot exercise it ms his judgment
would dictate. he can only use it i'll sup
PoEh OF one clNss-the STAKEHOLDER.
rms then, IS Etint fnreshadow of
-Miitt " we mnSt look for th;. Southern Con-
/ IeueF"ry' Tue motto of Snnth Carolina
and other extreme Southern States. will
oS, kn'e or Ruin; and, supported by the
slave power IN the other Soutlicrn Suites,
Il w'li DC In the government the 6nly pow
CT NO man VIII tie made eligible to any
once OF trust or power, WAC is not
StAVeholdcr and our government will, al
DeSS' oe notnlng snort ot an AristocrhrY,
not Monarchy. Already has it been
proposed, ny leading Southern men, to
l"rm consolidated Southern ConfcderaCy
ny oohtefhtlng all Stlte lines, and vcsting
the sovereign power in " fedenNl heMd.-,
rus Is Monarchy in its broUdcst sense,
perhaps under q new name.
Tie foregoing is no freak Of imngina.
'ton. ltis conviction which must and
WIN force itself upon the mind of every
thinking man who will observe passing
events. If we will leave the Union, when
the Government has never inirrfcred with
the institution of slavery in the South,
and leave il, too, on tie ground that il
/ does not sufficiently protect slavery, aud
form Southern Union, can we expect that
Union to be based upon any other founcla-
ton, that the protection of slavery before
everything else?
Now are the people of Western Virginia
who, on account of an unjust taxation, in
regard to slave property, have ,borne:n un-
equal part in sustaining our State Govern
men', willing TO he dragged into such II
cOnfedcracy hy tie Shareholders of East
i'ern VHginit, who have realized whatever
benefits may accrue from slavery, with
Ont paving for it, and who are graf
| lied (being slnVchOlders,) to rank with
/ = q. - .
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lifgttlfer proof were wj3 4 ne fol lIafts
Ing letter rom lions tsIfa.
DSenItor from SCUM J5 lFiEI,l 4JII n tet0lsr
tnized leader IN the WllOltt movement sitpls
piics-4t. It is addressed to the mass ,ncel-
ing at Columbia, GeorSi. We giYe 1T
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NeW YOTk PaDer ~ 0rehonSf..

NEPRICE OSitH. NFIIEREisAPEIt DHA LERS,
- Bookseller sialoners BiE'isrs, l'riuicrr aud
PURCHASERS generally frurl IN to n T,,F cent
by PuEcilnsinss from Gtst hands.
Having ihrreasN! our AanuEscturlRZ FaeiliIiea wo
eAn oirF great iInurepentst "a es In want ~ Pa
peTs such a. aEe usually sUId by Paper Wntrhouse
Ledger ami Flat ai'str! FooIscHp letter. Sote aud
Dblsi F0!is, IScket Commercial and all Kraafy OF
E'ench PAPERS. COl6rcd Papers Tirstc RInIerS-
Trunk; and strnW board, BI9ttlng, etc, etc; Bank.
Note, Bond Drawing, Bank Elvelops Particular
attentlon paid tr supplyIuE DanIs with RInI-s;nfs
am Letter and Aeeoput IHPcn, Schools aud ss1ni.
nariez CIsrEnlen and Professional uicI. BiIihcads
IN stock ready Tulbd for 1rinseTr from / IN Heads
" tho eheet: Blue snd Whit, Move and Laid In
Ie-s' = complete PAPER Bazaar Fchd for Circuiars.
III s'LVS your money Orders by rail accompanied
sou. CARSON &IIARp. ~
,pg-lS- Paper Warehouse. 9 befkm7ntt.