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CHINA! CHINAII ClEINAIli
Grand nIsfrera s.,ln.

Grand DlsBgeS8 sale.
ID IcE and apleDdld Silver Patsd Ware, handson1s .na
T. srpefb LADIES Gold sets, and all dsscr,tcns q Sol
JeEery and Watches; besides overwhelming stock o.
China, Bohemian and Cut Glassware, ChlS az =.
japan Hare Silver spoons, FORKS Fah and Bufier AnFS ~
leis- Walters, Ics Pitchers, CastofH, ETC., ETC.
HARDY BR0THERSs Auctl0neerss
Sale to commence ia our fsor anstion rosali- sh -
morning, 21st jan 1851, 20 o'clock and % p .r1
~ morning At 10 o'clock and eFsry sFsnz ,, ~
the whole stock Is closed We srrdial n - ~ - "
the Ladies to this sale, with Pselliss "a " -
the goods will positively be foresd i9 RzorHzRs
~ .Azes,onssrs 4 t5su. Az y, -, PuSlis square.
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NOTICE..

WILL sell for cash Monday ths 4 day Of Febru4y al
the right intsras and claim the Aofsn3ans, Whesr,
has under aee-tkn lease, for he year 1885, certain os
house On he vest e OF ne city Nasrs
aid beirz known No. 4a levied 70 satisfy exsc
tior in nv hands, srans. L aseisr 10 faFc< Of 4 ME
Judgment endorsed bsfors Robertson. Bs 9Th day Of
Jan for one hundred and forty rss dollars and y cs1ts ard
cost. Sale a. II o'clock On the prenises
I janl6-d3s PACE, o. d. o.
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Grand Forced sale

Furniture, COttngs Chamber Sets, Mat
trasses. DC.
HARDY BROTHERS, Aactioneerr et
IN Saturday morning. Jan 10Th ls6I a. 10 o'clok rs i
make Saf usual large regular WEAKLY sas ef new and sec.
ond hand and stapls and ire furniture addition o uhch
will be sold handsome painted French ssts cstfazs urs
"a assorted Mattresses, and No Family Baroucs and fr-
ness, prime coat f3Se, used oaiJ mouths
jRnl7 HARDY BR0TuElls
Auctioneers and General Agents,
CO Puhfse
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I 70 Fresh ArrlVaIs
M
I II OMP SON, SPER RY &lCO.,
NEW BUILDINGS, "A MARKET STREET,
Nashville, TENNESSEE.
1nn BARRELS Double E1.ra Flour; III
AUU lbo do Extra Family 60 4
1Go bags DO co
l2o boxes choice Western Reserve cbsesst
IS chests Green and Black TEAS;
Is bo1s5 do do
100 dozen ! and Cans Oysters;
so boxes Layer Rai6ns; -..
50 y boxes do DO
IS boxes Naccaroas;
terces Fresh Figs;
5 bbls New CurTanlB;,
5 rails Fresh Dates;
Also, assnrtent Of Csuliss K,sas.
sardnes, Pruues. Olive OIL, fresh Peaches Appsa Mia
and Almonds all Of which oasr casa dealers a re-
dneed prices THOMPSON, SPERRY &C0.
iGnT6I e" 80 II
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State Central Southern Rights A,ai-C Coercion Commute
NASHVILLE Tenn, Jan. IS, 1861.
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Letter from Hen. H. Hardeman, (BeIi-
Everett,) 10 the Desperation Delegates
of the 3rd Congressional District of
Georgia.
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TENNESSEE COMMISSIONERS.
FRIDAY, January Is, ls6o.

I'1I'11 0H7-1' 10 1a0U.
The Senate was called to order by the S,e.k.. :.
10 a. NJ, and prayer was offered by Rev. p 8
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ION Of tnls 6eneral Assembly refer it to Conve1|
son o. al me States, ssveloding and nou-slave
n u, ~ n the manner following Il should ipvit
slect friendly to 'uc plan IF adjustment Il,
. IN such mannsr as g edect the pom
uiar y " 70 assemble in 8 Const;.5.ioDsI $780,
non Of al the States North and so,ii, 10 h,
ts.Sn.uno, a, o'a fhe - dsy, Of Eeh-,,.rv 1ael
70 revise and perfect such plan III u
- LOT maj ratification and asoption b,r
conventions Of The States resl,ectirsT~ '''' y
hes0tvst That should such alan % ,.,;,,..,,,..
be aecedcd to by the requisite unm ~ 49,
perfect such alneildnez1s 60 the (sr-.;r,-- = :;
the opinion of this Legislature thss ~ -,
ing States ought 70 adopt it for tE,l
I IN should invite Intoa Union with them All States
OF me North which are willing IN Mo- 49,
ed Constitution and frame Of
az once and forever all connections with States
laslas sueh reasonable guarantees 10 our future
=, Rsesolued That the Governor Of Tennessee fnr-
~ o. tnese resolutions 60 the Govenuors of
ne several non slavehOlding States of the TTnion
- On motion of Mr.. CAN'T, the consi3erat;on of
nss, 80 was made the special order for half
- IN eioek 70 morrow morning.
A RECESS.
IN inoaon OF Mr.. JONES' the House tco. ,.ucoss
aIla, s Nc O'clock at which hour the sPuAKEP
called the House to order. ~ 'ss q Al1-H'l-fA
NEW Bills.
time aas s ,SSl, loving oa were introduced read the first
By Mr. MORRIS: No. "a binss.. IN
relieve the people if passed into Ia~ YIN greatly
by Mr.. BENNETT: No. SOTO reoni.,. A.. e
ture management Of the Rank of Tenns..s..-' III
Branches and for the relief Of the peorle anu
s.ct;onsa1 ~ The o ~ "eaSisy NO Sl-To repeal
By Mr.. WILLIAMS Of Hickman. N, % H.:
tory to the County Court Of IIick1ns,, county
By M. MARTIN: No $50 $500 ~, -, g.,
returning Justices executions. '--' ''i
sTIE FuGTrTvE SLAVE 1A7v.
Mr.. PICKETT offered resolutie, nro~;5;-,, a..
the Governor appoint COMMISSIONS n an, S..
that has passed laws to prevent tie exe,.;a % -
fugitive slave law, and ask that the sa.a me- ~ -
pealed which hes over Under The rule. -
STAY Law.
The unfinished business Of yesterday, being House.
Dill No 8, prescribing the remedy for tie Collection
OF debts and retef OF the people, and the peoding
amendments, were taken up, debated at csus'le~abs
length, and amended in several particulars. when
On motion Of Mr.. SHE'D, tie further cons;dsra
ton OF the bill was Informally passed over. AMI i
was ordered that $50 copies be printed for the use
Of the House.
RELrEF THE BANKS.
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COnstabfe's Auction Sale. =
HARDY BROTEEERS, AuctiOneera.
On SATURDAY morning. January ss 1851 at 10 o'clock We
" viii sil or account JOHN d. Cover Csrt DaTdsoD
county large inEoiee q blue and white rsd Lsiier Pspsr
sold a. the properly OF l. WingroVe 10 satisfy aacEeni
In favor Of Il. b. Champion. HARDY BR0THERs
iznH Aaetoneers and General Agents.
q nulrI. -
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Senate bill No. 4, to give tho Banks furiker timo
TO resume specie payments. was Dassed on H. sec.
ond reading aud T. :
On motion Of Mr.. BRAZELTON, It was ordered
mat seventyive copies be printed for the use Of tie
And then rs.s.slf
On motion of Mr. BENNETT tho Ho-sa ad,o,--
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men, we beg of you to beware least you warm q
viper to life that will sting you to death. We ars
one people, one race, one class Wealth and power
ty are the accidents of the hour Let not our race
nor blood be debased by SO great a crime against
nature the abolition of those distinctions which
the Almighty in his wisdom has thought proper to
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Our attention has been directed to the following
amendment the Constitution Of South Carolina,
adoDted December 49, 1907
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ru IN E 10. Of hrJONES. the House took recess
| called tbe H0 CLOCK, at which hour the SPEAKER
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Corn, Hay and Oats.
"A sUPhRloR lot % Corn, Hay and Oats lust received
- and Tor sale At low Agarss By COMBS 4 MARTIN
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1r. WlSENER asked and obtained leave to record
his vote in favor of Mr.. Jones' amendment submit
ting the action of the proposed State Convention to
the people for ratification or reflections and against
the passage of the bill providing for convention of
the people of the State
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LSRKS0H BsAEDIEs, WBIsKETs. AND LTQroRs AT
tucton this morning. tsaturdAy January I9hl An In
voice OIL Ooae brandies Rhkey anil Iqucrs received
WITH ordersto close B8NJ SHIELDS 4 CO.,
janis IL centrai RoeEas
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House bill No. 8, to call State Convention was re-
turned from House concurrng in all but one of the
Senate amendments, was taken and the Senate in
SISTED on sand amendment and Messrs. Stovall Stokes
and Lane were appointed Committee of confer
ference an bQhale If tho gons4a .a.
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FENHE FIRST, Spring Session OF 1861, viii cxnenco On
hsnday. January 2ist- On that day happJ -
meet in The Od Acadey al Pupilx parenka say te
to avail themselves ofhs permanent AID peculiar Aan OF
tals institation @. d. ELLf0rr.
jan6-2aw2H ~
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eies of the times may seem to require. Others
there are, not numerous class we hope, whose
object is thus to give aid and comfort to the holy
purposes of Black Republican,. IN. Divide and con-
quer Separate the slave States from each other;
set them, if possible, to upon the other, and
tic work of Abolition is accomplished
We have now two great classes in our society
the white and the black race-the governing and
the governed. An insidious attempt is being made
through incendiary emissaries, and publications,
fostered, we regret to say, by some whom charity
would have believe are guilty of no worse crime
than thoughtlessness and ignorance, to subdyde the
governing class into property holders and working
men, with the hope of ultimately establishing sym
pathy of feeling between the negro and the working
class and then by the abolition of slavery OF bring
inc them to social level Attempts to destroy the
great dividing line between the two races, bringing
the white man down, or lifting the negro up to an
equality with the white man. whatever his eondi-
ton in life could not but be destructive OF every
! interest in society. The man of wealth who pan
ders to aboltionism by sowing the seed OF dstrnsi
among the white race may feel himself secure
against this social degradation. lie may natter
himself that although in slave States all white are
regarded equals yet it is only TIE poor man. VINO
if legal distinctions were abolished. would hnd him
SELF his wife, his sons and daughters, reduced
to level with the negro. Bat beware, wealth
is fleeing, nor can it secure the youthful mino
against the influence of corrupt associations, and
the negro elevated above the position for winch
nature designed him, snd placed upon political
equality with the white man, and the virus OF his
| debased nature courses its way through all the
veins of social system. The laws which God
has establihed cannot be violated with impun@ty.
Slavery is of Divine origin The iuferiorty of the
negro has been attested by the history of all ages
It is stamped upon its very feature, and every at
tempt under whatever disguise to reverse this great
law of our Creator must in the future, end as all
such attempts have ended in the past in moral and
social as well as political death. Good men, trae
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Bills Nose and TO- relative to Conventional Inter-
est, Railroads, &c. read and passed On second
reading.
On molten the Senate adjourned 70 10 j. II. 10
morrow.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Friday. January Is, 1851.
The SPEAKER called the Hanse to order at ter
o'clock and the session was opened with prayer BIZ
Rev. Mr.. Hendricks.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-23
D@a wHAw9E'S
CERiTE. OINTMENT

end you have psFmaheDt cure.
THB CERATE has proved itselfio be the best oint-
ment ever vented aud where Used ~ hAs neVer
been known 10 fail Of eGeciing permanent cure Of
blaiBs and Frost Bites. BafoeT's Itch, Chapped or
CrAeked.Hands oTLips -Rlotehes or Plmpies on ihe
Face. And for SORE NIPPLES and SoRk EYES,
The ceTaie is the only thing required 20 cure. II
should be kept in the house Of every family.
now "a the lime that specific for Te,ter snd all
olher homors arising from impure blood IL waited 4.
kead the following evidence Ia favor Of DR.. WeaT-
efs Syrup and Ceraie:
yERosEviLLE, Ashland Co., O.. Nov. 90, Iec9.
deem duiy 81 we'll asa pleasure to inform you
what Dr.. weaVer's Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup
and Cerate have done for and hope that this let
ter may come 10 the notice OF all pers0Ds Similarly
Afflicted. In the year 1850, vas tAtaeksd with Tet.
ter or Salt Rheum. on both my legs, and expended
unul lrum my knees 10 my feet was ore raw snre--I
consulted, and Obtained medicines ard prescriptions
from nearly physicians in this vicinity, but OBJ
ained no relief, when your agent Mr.. Homan, pfug 2
gia ut this place. ended 70 tfy The Syrup
aud CerAie. which fortunately did, and am now q
sound, well man. BY their use.
And with much gratitude, remaln, yonr. trnly,
JOHN WlERBAUGH
Mr.. wisrbangh Is gentleman weilknoWn in Ash
land county.
Price ofSyrup 81, Ceraie e5c. per bottle. piree'
hons accompany each bottle. Soldby most Medicine
dealers. ..
~ IN. HARRIS & co, Cincinnati, ohio,
ProprielOrs forthe Western and Sontbern States
TO whom orders for the above Medicines may be sd
dressed. Sold Wholesale snd Retail by g. KAUFF-
MAN & co. and Z. L. SL0CUM, lancaster: =. Han
PieasaniTille; Jefferson e. Co., TnOrbviie; W. a.
Graham. .ZanesVille. RobensM SHmusly Columbus;
George H. Piekhardt, Circleviile. NoV.I, lsCO-Iy
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NO6GcR.

NToTICEis Is hereby given TO all whom II may CON
cefn, that nc the next session of the Commission
era FairAeld county 10 be held In June next there
will be proscrleda petition praying forthe vacation
of so much Of the State road from Cclevile; In the
county OK FfekawaY 70 lancaster. In the county Of
Fairaold as in the original survey ofsaid road s de-
scrbed as follows, all Of which part so prayed TO be
vacated lyingin said Fairfield county to;wiu Begin.
ming at Isaac Grifhth' Sen. Tavern; thence north
dog, East 100 polos, North % dog East poles,
North l2deg. East 300poles TO Propecks sign post;
thence North 67JS,' East 46 poles, North 20 deg,
Esst 4s poles, North So min, kast "a poles, North
TO-, East 66l poles, North 40 degrees. East 20
poles, North 30 degrees, ERst s52 poles 70 the
dwelling house OF Joseph Young, and there 70 eImi-
nate; and that the reasons assigned in said peiition
for said nrs that said part OF said road
has become useless aturnpike having been construct
cd which accommodates all the public travel between
the said points OF. beginning and termination; and
second that about tbree-foutths Of the said part o
said road has been closed aud disused entirely fo
several years and the balance thereof aer Leaving
said point Of beginning has no public outlet what
ever and does with and Is
BY any public highway whatever! and y rot q publ
| convenience. MANY PETITIONERS.
| April 20, ,Is0l.-iwpi S3,75
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TWO DAYsLATER FROM EUROPE

ST. JOINS, May eO.-Thc Persia, with
Liverpool advioes to the lIth.. inst,
passed Cape Race on Saturday evening.
A large quantity Of war material was re-
fused by the Persia as freight
1t is asserted that letters of marque
hat reached London and Liverpool. II
is also reported that vessels had left with
them, but this is doubted.
In the House of Lords, Lord Derby
expressed the hope that the forthcoming
proclamation of the Government will
give emphatic warning that il British
subjects join privateers OIL either side, their
blood will be on their own heads. with
no redress from England.
Preparations were making for an Amer
icau Union meeting in London.
The Times says that the mediation OF
England might as well be offered to
hurricane,
No Gull of Mexico war risks had been ia
Ken at Lloyd's.
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Volunteers.


A box will be forwarded from Larcas.
ter, on Monday the 9Th day Of the pres
cnt month, (May } to the camp of Capt.
Stafford wherever it may be. The friends
of the Volunteers in that Company, the
first that left Lancaster) who wish to
forward seasl, articles of comfort, or deli
cacies; such as shirts, drawers. socks,
handkerchiefs. portraits, &C., &c. will
leave them at either the Gazette or Eagle
office, before the 25ih inst. Make your
packages up securely. in strong paper OF
muslin, and attach card with the name
Of your friend. Let the card beso placed
that it cannot easily get detached. You
will also leave with, either sutphon OF
Roland, 10 cents each, to pay for box
and express charges, 50, to So, will be
needed. l,,... ..........;,,... d..
This act Of kindness and relief is i'm
ppor,ant Our friends in Camp, are de-
privsd Of the comforts Of home which W.
enjoy: besides being exposed to peril
There ara packages being continually
sent in this way, from other. counties
The box will be placed in the hands Of tb'
express company, and cannot we'll fail tC
reach its destination.
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BAp FOR CAVALRY Among other ar.
ticles which the South relies upon re-
oeiving in large quantities from the North
IL hay. We hb.ide that the Charleston
Courier says that the stock Of hay al
Charleston is very .limitedand tho price
high. The last sales were made at two
dpilGts hundred, or forty dollars ton
The South may have occasion yet to re
wise their notions as TO the Importance @
the vSst hay crop Of the Norther Statel
and to concede that it can claim at leas
10 diSidS tile attention #hicH cottot
has claimed SO exclusively.
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Union EnIhusIasnl I'M CaIIforDIo.

FORT KEAsSEY. May fs.--Tbe Pony
Express from San Francisco. May 8.
passed here to-day. In San Francisco
TIE all engrOssiOg topic continued 10 be
the civil war. as each Pony Express ar.
riVes the people cOngregate By Thousands
to learn tie news. The sentiment is al
most universal to sustain the Admiuistra-
tion. Preparations. are making for an i'm.
mence Union meeting on the lltb. The
complete loyalty Of California seems 10 be
beyond qdcstiod. 4 special Copgression.
al election viii be held on the ith Of
June. - -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-23

THAT SERESADE.-Our thanks ara due
4 number of the volunteers in Company
G, of Morgan county. and Lieut.. RlPPEr
of Hooking. f'r a splendid treat Of
music on Thursday evening last The
music was grand. 1t hath always charms
but never so sweet as at the dead hour Of
the "s.illy night"
ANorHER-Last night by the same jolly
fellows. This time we caught the rascals
and srsated them as they deserved.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-23

@Mr. GORDON Esq, lately return
cd from Mississippi, gives a sorry accOun
Of things in that locality. Mr.. @. wal
an engineer on one of the railroads In the
southern part OF the State, and has beer
iu constant danger of his life for over Eve
months. Fortunately for Mr., G., hi
eyes became sore which afforded him q
pretext for quitting temporarily, for th /,
purpose Of restoring his sight. Securing
pass from the Superintendent, under the
pretext of temporary absence and medlca
aid, hs, secretly left the country. j..
Mr.. GoRboN was n5whete in the South
known as Northern man. Had he beer
so known, as he believes, he never would
have been suffered to leave the laid o.
treason, anarchy, robbery aud rebelli on
with "skn and bones whole"
Mr.. GORDON declares that law, order
and decency are completely stricken down
in the so-called Confederate States, and
that anarchy, violence and inhuman'
ity reign supreme.
He states that there are Vigilance Com.
mittees at all the stations on the Road
scrutinizing the movements Of strangers
and taking them into custody upon the
slightest suspicion. All that is required
to set mad and furious mob upon man
is for some balf-witted ragabond 10 cry
out "Northensr" r"AbolitioniSt." when
no power can save the unfortunate, Amer
lean, who happened to be born north oi
"Mason and Dixon's line." 1t would be
worth mans life to utter sentiment ol
devotion to the Union or respect for the
time. honored and good old flag.
Mr.. G. says there are many Northern
men 10 the South. true and loyal, but who
dare not express themselves, and who
would gladly come North but daro not.
for fear Of suspicion and the mob. He
says for months he has seen the Ameri-
can Flag, only to see it dragged in the
streets, spit upon and burned. That moth
Ing will satisfy The Southern traitors bu'
a whipping. and lie wants them to "get il
quick and get it we'll"
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tPsLiishsd BY RsqHsst.l
REST IN HEAVEN.

How often grow weary,
How Omen sad and dreary,
What then but this can cheer me,
IS00R shall rest in Hsarsn.
CHORES.
When this poor body lies siunbering in The tomb,
When soft winds gently sigh o'srit quiet bone,
When strange sweet flowers in beauty DER i! bloom
shGH rsst at hone.
What then II tribuiatioE,
whatthen Il sore temptation,
Be this my consolation,
ISSOH shan rest in HtGusn,
cHORrs.
When this poor body, &c.
Then welcome death and mourning.
l'ee the night approaching,
Joy cometh In the morning,
The day OF resli in Heaven.
cnoRUs.
When this poor body, &c.
There shall my happy spirit
Sing Of the Sayiour's merit,
Who brought me 10 inherit
The rest OF saints In Heaven.
cHoRrs.
When this poor body, &c.
oh, brother, will you meet me,
oh, Sister, shall greet you,
Oh, Sinner shall I sec you
Among the blestiR Heaven.
CuoRrs.
When this poor body lies slumbehng In the tomb,
When soft windsg gently sigh o'er its quiet home,
When strange, sweet flowers In beauty o'er II bloou
IshaH rest at home.
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Lancaster Produce MaIkc

EMPLoYSEST.--The Etlo Sewing Machine Compa-
ny will furnish employInentto to a few active men to
act as Agents for them. preference will be given
to those we'll acquainted in the district for which they
apply, for which sertlce they arc willing 10 give
commissions or pay salary Of 900 to 700 dollars per
year and EXPENSES, For particulars, address Erie
Seping Machine cCEPGEg, r. JAMES, General Agent,
Milan, Ohio. 81.
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British Policy ResprctIug Spcess;on..s
Good News'-rhe Government susta led
From East Tennessee.
Special 10 the n. Y. Post !

- ISpecIaI 10 The \. 7. POSI-
WAsiMarOS, May 90-Ths Govern.
ment has received adsices from London
which afford satisfactory indicstons Of
the line Of policy which will be pursued
by t tho British Government. toward
the seeded States. The Administration
entertains firm conviction that hs course
in crushing out the rebellion will be fully
sustained in England.
Judge Nelson writes from Tennessee
that the Union men Of tie eastern ssc.
tion of the State will give 10000 major.
ity against accession. .....
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-23

RESERVE MILiTiA.-Compauies A and
B of the Reserve Militia have been organ
izsd in this city. rendered and accepted
Both companies held their elections on
Monday last, resulting as follows:
Company A--Capsain G. D. Clarke
Ist Lieutenant Ez. Griswold. Cd 0. E.
Peters.
cot,pany B-Cap'aid Theod. Michsels
ist Lieutenant ChAs. Besry, Cd James
AHdetsoh.
They are composed Of yoang men and
will make excellent companies.