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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-03-29
NJ A r BL E w OR K S

YyHE undersigned would respectfully an
L nounce that he has become the proprietor
of the "Premium Marble Works. of Racine,
and will continue the business under the su-
pervision of Mr.. J. L. Wallar, at Racine,
with a branch at the house formerly occupied
by Judge Irwin as law Office, at the west
end of Sugar Run Bridge, in Pomeroy. BY a
prompt attention to business and the produc-
ton of superior work, he intends to merit,
and hopes to receive liberal patronage from
the citizens of Meigs and adjoining counties.
Call and examine his stock before purchasing
elsewhere. j. Y. SAITH.
Sent Z lS6O-35-tf
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-03-29

.=-a. 8. w. ROSS, ..
Painter, Glazier, and Paper Hanger, Pomeroy.
Paper put on at from 124 to Is cts per bolt,
according to quality. Orders left at Telegraph
Printing Office promptly attended to. 17-2m
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-03-29
ISAAC FALLER,
M. BLAETNER,

= M BLA NJ n EN-,
Carriage s. Wagon Manufacturer, caEBE
Front street, first corner below the 4929Se :
Rolling Mill, Pomeroy, 0: All articles in his
line of business manufactured at reasonable
rates. and they are especially recommended fo1
durability 2-5-ly
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-03-29
Woman and Man.

Professor Jos. LeCont, in a recent
lecture, says:
''It seems to me that the essential
difference between man and woman in
their natures is perfectly illustrated by
bodily conformation, and is summed up
in the two words, strength and beauty.
The essential characteristics Of mali
that which constitutes his manhood
is strength, bodily, Intellectual, and
moral; the last two being, of course, by
far the most important constituents of
manhood, while the essential character
istic of woman-that which constitutes
her womanhood-is beauty and grace;
beauty of person, of mind, and of
character, refinement, modesty, purity,
in word all that ineffable grace which
floats like an aroma about the person of
refined, pure minded woman, and
which, like a halo of glory, shrouds
her from gaze and unholy thought
Beauty of person and refinement of mind
and heart may and do infinitely adorn
and elevate man, but do not make him
man. So, if to the essential womanly
characteristics of beauty, grace, refine
ment, modesty, purity, and tenderness,
there be added something of strength of
intellect, power of will, and physical
courage, itmay dignity but cannot make
the w2man. No amount of refinement
and tenderness can redeem the character
of man whom the essentially manly
characteristic of strength is wanting; and
nf fcf,. Il aHpns,
compensate in woman for the want of
the true feminine virtues Of grace, mod
esty, and purity.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-03-29

e Az Business Of the Firm Transacted By
4. e. McLAUGHLIN, Business Manager.
To whom all applications for Subscription, Adver-
tsing and job Work should be made, at the office. =
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-03-29
Imports Of Specie

: EMpOTIs UI = pVSsV'
Since the 18th of December last the
SUN of s19,320,4 ,455 in specie has been
imported into the United States from
! Europe.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-03-29
News From Jamaica.


Late files of papers from Kingston,
ia, have been received at New Orleans.
The following interesting item is copied
from the Colonial Standard Of Febru-
ary 6;
Captain Murphy, who is somewhat
famous in these waters as a diver, hay
ing obtained information, through a
person who had heard it from his IA
ther, when boy, of the burning Of a
Guinea ship to the waters edge, at the
west of the harbor, Captain Murphy
proceeded to investigate, and discover
ing the spot, as had been described, he
descended to the bottom in his diving
apparatus, and raised a large quantity
of ivory, which we understand, as esti-
mated, will produce in money upwards
of 81, 900. 1t is said that the destruc-
ton of the ship by fire occurred hun
dred years ago. The tusk Of an ele-
phant of considerable length, with teeth,
in state of preservation, was for a
short time exhibited at the counting
house of Messrs. W. Astwood 4 Co..
which attracted the attention of the ad.
mirers of natural history. Capt. Muir,
ply having learned Of the wreck of three
French ships outside, and not far from
the Palsadoes, he also made full investi
cation, and traced property lying i'm
bedded, which he will soon extricate anc
bring to profitable account to rewarc
him for his great labor.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-03-29
4omeron eehlp Gete9raph.
BLIsHED BY
T. A. PLANTS & CO.

ofice in first story of "EDwARns' BUILrINa," neal
the Sugar Run Stone Bridge " Pomeroy, Ohio.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

IT, aantsr-isr'-i. - 7.oai w1temskers sst
o. 'iss - y -.1ass, hssi,s beusA, and sol4 Aasri,
Ga s'cass fT aounaber - ys@Es pest, aa4 hsFiHs
oesit IN al kinds = fsr,igh Wstches f5- inrci,
ipnfel perios q lle. bss 70 1t.it shas hey hAre
neSer ee-L1 Ia H~sehes --lss, si-ss. ~ .s.E-
Ficrai insiapoes. have been noe ssilsfsc.ogy -
tle-,-e.rss cus,oaaess. whether IN rc-pect q
daF41iliis, t.aaty = fni-h mssh.snAsic1y correes
pfelosiians, scvers,e ecmp<nsatiea snd adlassnses
or 81 Sac tfns<ks~fs1 rs~a1<. ths..sko-c manual
tafed ~ he Nathan Company
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

WATCHES.
.f Card.

So TIE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY, q
Nal'Aam Mas hes, % cali To- attention q the psb
lc = ihe foiiesitg eapaailc recomenfalca q Wal
slali "siehe- ~ the issiiag rracs al Matchmaker
a.st jewellers iaroagA0st Lle Cnissd States The 60
tle ~; q slslstCros - Il : qulsc 10 iong -
paclcsslon l. alscrt.<nsaf. hat n rsrae~ pre-
seutei oi - rscoxnis>1 ~ doe acqualHtc3 ~ic.
lie Trade heng IN ne hsles. desrce Tcspecssi.,
Ard nfasniisi. Al their csssb.krcni< may sisrsy.
p. ioont the ssauiae waices q tie cearsnys uss..
uf&cisre. "a great variety .
Signatures fssta aasny cites AL towns nos fliy
fcPFsssfi. "a ~. L. VII appeal i future stvss
ussf.rft
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29
~ EDicAl.

= - =
b he ase ofusss rrs n.e,p--.es.e assglso
NERVOUS . Sci Hss5se4> rzsy - prsvenss.i. All
tiAea A. tae eau1es.crusls r attack. Anrr-.s-e
relief ron sickness ~ D. osialnst
rs-y sef1al Tel s. rrsaosfns ne S.ss-~a Al
F>afaeie . vA.rh fsnAiss arc mueA sa'.ees.
They srt rsnsrsiiy rg.1 tAe to~sis-fe'1ellss
Ss-rfoes<ss.
Y,r Ef<rsry n<u. .Ssdsrss. T~lisess rsnsiss.
nd al persons = sseafsry habit. tAey valuable
iaxr-fve. = snpFo~i-s u eepefis. sssing fe7e
Al sfe1r % The tlses.iss organs, All resfiag De
aAszrai electricity an strength y u uAo.s system.
TIE cEPHuIc Pills Ar c.e recall n oug insst-
ixsilou ssa esrefliy esndastst sxrss.asnss lssins
ben 10 ua~ m.sJ year. daring ~Aieh iia.s l1~y
have prSse.ted Al relieved va1 smoun; = Isia
ani suffering tsora heAd-eAs, rhesber orlsinasng II
fae n~~eoes s,-fess or ffcn lesanTsi state q ne
F.osnsrh.
They are entirely VEGETABLES a their esaspssiticu
snt my - taken - al tuses ~4tA perfecs safssy
without ls-kiag any change n Diet asd ts a5'ers
q aag freete fa.te es-stfevs q esssg Gsfssfs
s.f~r them - et4freg
BEWARE OF COUSTFRFRfTs
~ rrnnine hass signatures q Hear, {. spsusills
- each bex.
= soia = usassssa- Asa al osAsr ss.a-r- "a sassi-
c'nss.
tos W - SCI . mall o. receipts efsls
PRICE, - CENTS.
Al ortsss shsald be addressed b
HENRY Q. sPAUIDING.
tsCcdsr ssrre;. Se~ fork.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

trf-. - FSsasirsr. >crfsik. yifxfu.a
Ter tr,s 49, se-s~s n rsrr~ thaa . tAou.sna
49,. wflh taxEn succc.s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

Eevrriy. Nes~ Dc. Il, &c.
=. G. spa1ituf. -.
INsa "a stit tftNlafa a. large slow hiis %
srlu.r vcaf Cerhsic rll particularly before ny
es-tern~ss Il yea a-vr anything - fhr Kind prsse
send - -.
Oos & ~ ca al1ff- Who j. su ices - severe Sci
Hestsr'e. uFaaifY lasting day. cured 20 "a
st-ats ths hsazr ~ yeur I1l's. witch seri her
ks.9ectiuliy youfs.
Il "A
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

Aeus vsfhoa. o. AN. Is. o..
Hs4ry e. sf.rltlrz. Fsq..
Please nIei sukiese 4 tuert-rvc ce1ts. ~ which
ssnd s.s nethsg bas Il yeaf Cephalic flls hey
trasy 10 tass pulls have eyeE tfle.. Lssset
"A. tfnt1a y. ~.
beiie te~rra. q.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

No iesr ..sce ernt "a fsr = 49, - Csr.hslle
rlie - the care = he Nsrsoss Headache "a O..
dvtness AM received ne sanse al they tat -
.oci 49, hi ilsis,re,i fer ruoe-
F-es>a s~f=f y rFtaSu ulsii. fFre<t 20
4. n WHffffn
1fssIlsatl. Nsrh
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

TIE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENT
sPAULDINGS
CEPHALIC PILLS!
sco~vrscx arr ~no -rsrra 49,
HEADACHE,
l.--r.
SPEEDY AND SURE cuRY
Is WITHIN THEIR REACH
A. $500 T@~<i.seaie.s ,eers sn-oissassf - ~
-sTsiss 80, EA<s aforf a,sgae-fsessstss Jssof
ofs< e*faft y 30 FctfHfafe ai'eor~y.
Na.onsri.. Com. -. q. 81.
have uied yusf csphalle Pile. and fiiis nes. -
SET nat ~sas 90 % send me swe dollar. ~ogsA
pest q n ess are q. the nssshtof.. q was,a
$50 iss va Il Ii. ff.s eeS at ssom yca.
=. sea- - pa. - nal snd osllEs
lsx- ksSssn
n-v,rfsr.l. Pa. -. :, "a
n Spreading. ST..
- 80 = sd ~. one mere "a = , ,ss &C..
ea-is alb. fAese rse~'ssf . great as'si e(f@ss-
Ten. respectfully.
sfseta essss. is'uass,en ee.s.sy p.
n q Spanking. sir
lcawin please seni nae iso tos-s q yenf Cstf.l
fills. SOD thsm inamedisisly
tocF.. ks.psctfaiiy.
Jue< II hfnsuss.
y Aass a,aa eas "a dyour pill, aaa ms
t4em saceliesff.
Belle vsfhoa, O. an. Is, a..
Peas s...s sssss:si ssscss-nve eeas.. ~ which
seed IA nesAss ess 4 yeaF Cephalie rll, hey
a.. tr~'s BE ee's phis have eses 'r.~. L@see'
Belle Ve-raa. q.
s~vrrly. x-.-. poc. Il. &c.
lwsh ~ s.sls tfo,lafa o. large slow h.ll.to
srin< vcns Cerhefe Phi n-ere psfsicusrs hcfsre my
ea-ssn~-s Il 80 s.v~ anything = III ksna pie'se
ons 4 ~ easialner-. wAois "a lecl 70 severe Sci
festsr'e. us4aiiY lasting two day. cured of a.
st-ass ehs saasr - yeur I1lis. Whlsh seri her.
ts-gesuniy youfs.
sE9sssd'sprs fr.rklla c.. oite.
gAAa4fy . 81.
So a csfAs =, y Y
fhAr SIR
80 = c~pk.lss r..' sss.s : a.ssrr.- q 81
Va. c. Finer. nsynodsbuEE. Ffsssna esssniy oAo.
u..-ss ia.sssssr
rroly yesrr-.
M. {. lnl1a
=
sss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

fr.sa N nssas<fs'. -. t.oua Nlus<suss
iyou are g hsve hs<r trt-hiei sitk lhs hr.-s-eks
s<nd 50 Ia. ICfrA<lic flii<i. - tAst "a n..y
hzre thea ia c4ss & ~ attack
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

c
50. a. Cesfas - y. Y.
ikA ~,
i1-e-~d cad tsretty-ess osrts 80 70 ~his selsi
49, = --CephAlie flii@-' >el-d - .sdrr-- -
va. G. Flfier. EsynaidsnnrE. Ffanknn ceunfy ohio.
Tour pills wofk hks chsfa..sue HsadsfAs A..
frrtsrtrrs
rruly veur-.
M. {. lslxa
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

-. - 50 -
-. n..-. s.+-h - ,torHToFs~-s
4 3on~<4e "a t-i4e 49, Itssztl.<ss1 -
s-no<~s< = R~-ls><s 1cx. y n~.4-s<-.l -. y
nunprs un-Sp. = - Sf<sktT-~e esefe - esse -
csssep-o h-----.ss cA.s sss><. - - - - 9
b,vur.~ - -. - kx4~. -. s..s.s- q -
- A---..-.. 1oRi< So - - -. Is :
Iaxy1rs. . &.--.-fs~ ~OAf- -4slt
lvsA = - -z..ss - tsi tsr.s.ts4 - - -. ana
ctkxa<uAtkS. "a a 49, <>ll.-4> .s-..l ~
FlSlaek<px-Nf7 Ss--.-5x-=y--
M sss.~.sAs ,c&Aes a...iis,.
- a. g : srEf<-
f7Sge1f~r~t rsxr 49, - > ,.,F1
e@; 49,. a.. -. 80; a; z ei
90 = - : ;. :. sAfxsv,svH ..-sis
NM ~. - N13 t0ffk-~
00>Uo- aA9<Ft - 80 w -. 81 49,. -
wpaSs~s0UW 80 e<rss4x vN~9es :
o. ume.-. -. 6nc rr~sfr, -
I've. eesh--..--..--- H><t. =. D4p4 =
$3.50 oRnno1e-
%kShSvpua7S5tSl l.s.IH
= .se-<1 rat--IfF1s -
A<ED<fse1 r t>sS>z
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

January =. 81.
n q Spanking. sir
icawill please sent uss TO tos,s u yauf Csrhs
= IIls. Sod thetn inlmediaisly
tocF.. ks.pscffniy.
yue~ r. hinsuss.
aiAAss a.st eas % q your pill, afA ffa
faem saceliefff.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

aEe,zslds'prr. fr.rklln c.. Olss.
gAAn4fy . al
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

sp-'l~na. s'ssa. "a. i. 81.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

cAruos.--A- Cur rstch = ne~ eatsusirsiy couu.
terf,ltses - feregu Snsnufacssrs v. haveto inform
te puhiio tAst no faatch 1. ef nr r.sesin ~aschs.
unaocosnp4nlel ~ oeriacsis scnuinssr.s seAfihs
sAe n1rab-r e tn watch. .sa sssoes by cur Treas
urer, =. Robbins. o. ~ s'tfsa~...,ss. Apgi,sc- =
Trscv a C.. e tti a.r. tip .s
A. hess raseaes are ~ sse b jewellers generally
'irou z'.ut tis rnIos. The American Watch Company
d NJ .o'iss orders ~ single vscies
ROBBINS a. APPLETON. 81 80. p
wAsisssls Agents. No. is1frsAvsy. TN. ,r Fl.
spsfasso-wsc~su- -.li -.tr'ses
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

n rpsnleing 81.
] irh 80 g. std uns mere - q slf 90.
rAais f1lls 4ete rte<fssf great aesf eff es<-
~ Iflm Fem
feufs respectfully.
Assr 49, >.asIso, 81.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

NA.onsills. Com. f.b q. 81.
Or npsul:inr. Sir
have uied yrsa c.phale lsi,s and ffits 1rns -
sfs.l that | uk1s pa - send ne dollars wogta
Pert q n zee sre ~ ne nsirhhofs, q whom
sser a lev ouf Il the flfst bsx at lgosn yea.
: sea- - f-lls - nail and otligu
Tar obetent servant
jar. kssssu
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-11


E4 nEADAeHE Is the flyOrise Sigp by which ma
ture makes known any deviation whatever from tho
natural state Of the brain, and viewed ia this llgLI il
may be looked en- Os a safeguard intended to give
notice OF disease which might otherwise escape at
tsIitiUn, till tVo lae to be TeeiCd and It's inJfc
lions SHOULD never be neglected. tradnChes may be
Slasstiisd under two names, viz: SymptomAtic and
4ut0Phthic. SymPtonattc Headache Is rxCssdiuxl is
Gomn0n aud Is tho precurs0r OF great yariGIy Il
Hiheases among which are ApopleGy, GOut, Rltuuta.
tlsln aud all iebre diseases In its nervous form II
IS sympathetic Of disease Of the stomach conStEut-
ing SteS headache, OF hepatic disease conutllutng
g!'oEs Aea9aSAe Of worms, constipation und other
disorders OF tho bowels. rs well renal aud uterine
auectl0ns DIsGAses OF the heart are very ep
attended with Headaches; AnRmiR aud plethora HFS
a!so affections which frequently occasion headache
iutoPHthiS Headache 5 also very common, being
usually distinguished by the name OF NERVOUS Aeui.
d0he, sometimes coming suddenly In state OF ap-
pArently sound health aud prostrRtiuE at once tile
mental and physical energies, and In other instances
1t comes on slowly heralded by depression Of spIrts
or acerbtty Of temper. In most instances the pain
In the front OF the head QUE both eyes and
sometimes provoking vOmtlng under this class MAY
also be named NeuTstlQia. -
For the treatment Of either class Of Headache the
Sephaic Pil have been found aud safe rslIie
dy, relieving the most acute pains in few minutes
and by It's subtle power erGdIcjttnE the dIsense Of
which Headache "a the unerring index.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-11
CONSERVATION or Costiveness

No Of the 'mnny ills that Iesh Is heir to- IL =,
prevalent, so little understood and 30 much neglected
as Costivcness. Often originating in CIreIessSess or
sedentary habits; 1t ia regarded slight disorder
OF too little consequence to excite anxiety, while in
reality II is tc precursor and companion OF Innv
the most fatal aud dangerous diseasea and unless
early erAdicteQ 1t will bring the sufferer to nm un.
timely grave Among the IIgltOr evils Of whici,
cOStiVeness Is the usual attendant are Headache
Collie, lheuuatism, Foul BREATH Pcs and others of
like nature while long train Of lTightIuI diseases
such rs Malignant FGVers, Assesses, Dysentery Di-
3rrhnft, Dyspepsia, Apoplexy, Epilepsy, Paralysis,
llyEterin. HypOchUnGriasiS Melancholy and Insanity
first Indicate their presence in the system by this
alarming symptom. Not unfrequcntly the tlisc:,ses
named originate In Constipation, hut take on nm in
dependent existence unless the cause is erOcntC in
an carly stage From NIL these considerations it fol-
lows that the disorder should receive immediate at.
neglect TO get box Of CPpIaliC Pills on the frSt nm
pe"r1nce Of the complaint, their timely use viii
eNpel the indddOua approaches Of seasv and destroy
this dangerous foe TO human liEe
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-11
BY TELEGRAPH.

BALTIMORE, Jan. lo.--FlOur duh at $3.50 Wheat
steady at Sly3O9l,63 for red red - ,45S GO for
white. Corn dull; old white Csc Provisions firm.
Mesd pork SlI.25. Coffee active; lilo 12GalS.-
Whisky firm at 19c.
CINcISSArI, Jau. lO.-PIour very dull; Gales small;
supertne S4.sO: extra $I,T55; fancy SJ,5O69G; the
latter rate for FagnR's EPicurenn. Wheat dull and
declined to Os@Sl for red, and $l,US for white.
Corn firm at 50 for shelei has declined to SO in
bulk; 500 hns. white sellsd In bags sold at 49, Oats
scarce aud firm at ~ In bulk. Rye and harley I'M.
changed Whisky dull at II. Hogs IN large sup
Ply and l09ldc lower closing heavy ut $8lUlGs5;
the latter are extreme rates for extra large. Mess
pork in good demand at flCGIG,25, with sales OF
!OOO bbls chiefly to hll orders for the South Lard
dull 400 tierces sold at 9l. Bulk meats unchanged
and dull ut cos for loose Groceries unchanged;
moderate demand at full prices Money unchanged:
exchange on New York &C.
NEW YoRE; Jan: lO.--Flour advanced 56sluc; sales
Of 1000 bbls. at SS2L5,35 for State; S5T5GltU for
Ohio: F5,I5Gr59S for Southern. Wheat--sales Of S.
900 bus az an advance Of l6E2e.; red $I,359l IS;
white Sl,5OGl,55; Southern $1.G2 AiIlwanSiS Club
9l3u; Chicago Spring $l.2JdGl.GS Pork firm at
81 for mess. and Sl3Dl3.l2I for prime. Lard firm
closed buoyaRt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-11

wAsHrSGTox, Jan. lo.-The Secretary
Of the Treasury has advertised for promo
sails for the taking of Eve millions in Trea-
snry notes under the act of December
last. The bids are TO be opened on the
4oth of January.
The President has accepted Mr.. ThOmp-
sons resignation as Secretary of the In /.
terror. In his letter he says that Mr..
Thompson is certainly honestly mistaken
in alleging that no conclusion was reached
in the Cabinet, as to sending troops to
Fort Sumpter without delay.
The only document transmitted with the
Me.sage by the President, Yesterday, were
the Commissioners first letter, and his re-
ply, previously published.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-11
From, Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. 10. : The fol-
lowing are the proceedings of the State
Convention on Wednesday:
MIR. Bulgcr, of Tallahassee, offered pre-
amble aud resolutions of a cooperate and
conservative character, viz:
Resolred, That separate State action is
unwise aud impoliiiu
RcsoiUed, That Alabama should invite
the Southern States to a Convention to be
held as enriy as practicable, which shall
consider aud agree upon statement of
the grievances of the South and the man
ner of obtaining redress, whether in the
Union or as an independent COnfederuCy
out of it.
The resolutions weEo referred to the
committee of IL.
Mr.. Coleman offered the following reso-
lntiOn. by the people of Alabama, that all
the powers of this Statea are hereby pledged
to the resistance of any attempt by the
Federal Government To coerce any of the
seeding States.
y discussion ensued, pending which the
Convention adjourned till Thursday.
Capt. Randolph, of the u. s. Navy, re-
signed yesterday and Immediately rendered
his services to the government of Ala
bama.
Annmbcr of editors and correspondents
are in the companies that have goue TO
Pensacola.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHlxe7oS, jan. 10, 1861


HousE.-SIr. Boteler, OF Va, said TINT
he offered the resolution under which the
committee of 80 was appointed, at the in-
stance OF number of the Republican
party. He meant to test whether in res
pVnse to tue olive branch thus presented
tue Republicans would offer the second.
de had been disappointed in the action of
the committee, the manner in which it had
been formed, and the delay latter u months
IIncl IN making the report. Ii the House
does not take action before another week
those who desired to preserve tue Republic
will find lit late.
Mr.. Maynard, of Tenn asked leave to
offer n resolution, directing the select com
mlttee to consider the Presidents special
message and to report on that part with
reference to submitting TO the people the
questions which are now threatening the
dissolution. of the Government, aud that
tie committee report thereon by hill or
Joint resolution. Objected to.
MIR. Morris, OEsPu., presented the memo
rial of citizens of Philadelphia, signed
without respect to party, suggesting that
National Convention be held in that city
on the 22d of February, with IL view to
adjust the present difficulties of the couu-
try,
Mr.. Jones, of Ga, also objected to the
printing. Gentlemen had said good
deal about the Union, but nothing about
their constitutional obligations
Mr. Morris said he knew of no party
ol jecting to do what was just on that sub
Ject, but there was II difference of opinion
rs 10 what were constitutional rights.
Mr. Cox, of ohtu, remarked TINT the
memorial was signed by gentlemen of both
parties, aud the proposed National Con-
vention is to be held in Independence
Hall, where the Declaration was pro-
claimed aud the Constitution framed.
Mr.; Morris withdrew his motion to print
and the memorial lies GU the table.
Adjourned.
SESATE.-The proceedings opened with
prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Gurley. a dozer
or mere memorials and petitions were pre-.
scented.
Mr.. Davis, of Miss, took the floor on III,
state of the nation.
An excited discussion ensued between
Seno orS Davis and Trumbuil.
Mr.. Green got the floor for next Monday
Adjourned.
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