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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-01-04
No. 32-An Act relating to the grand list.
II "a herehv enacted &c,

No. 32-An Act relating to the grand list.
1t is hereby enacted &c.
Sec. /. The state taxes voted IN the year
1850, shall be assessed upon the list COM
posed of the appraisal of real estate for the
wear 1850. together with the list of the per-
sonal estate of the year 1860.
Sec. .. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Nov. %, 1860.
No. 33.-An Act to amend an act entitled
IAN act relating to the grand list" approx
ed Nov. II, 1870.
1t is hereby enacted &c.
Sec. /. The exception relating to the time
and place of meeting for the listers in the
county Of Chittenden, and for the listers III
the county Of Bennington, contained in sec.
tion thirty of an act entitled "an act relating
to the grand list" approved Nov. II, 1870
is hereby repealed.
Sec. 2. The place of meeting for the lis
tiers in the county Of Chttenden, and for the
listers in the county of bennington, for the
purposes and at the times contemplated In
said section thirty, shall be the town hail in
Burlington for the listers IN the county Of
Chirtenden, and the town in Arlington fol
the listers in the county of Bennington.
Approved Nov. -, 1860.
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Major Anderson acted on his own response.
biiity. The commissioners then requested
the president to remand Anderson 10 Fort
Moultrie, but on this point there was no con-
clusion when the cabinet adjourned.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-01-04

r. Ralph Farnbam, the last survivor of
the battle OF Bunker Hill, died Wednesday
morning at the residence of his son, in Ac-
ton, Maine, aged one hundred and four years,
hive months and nineteen days.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-01-04

II Napoleon creates a great sensation
driving on the Bots de Boulogne in his favo-
rite phaton drawn by Vermont trottng hor-
scs. The horses attract about as much at
tention as the driver.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-01-04

C The only son, 10 years old, of James
Munson was drowned at East Machias, Me.
by his foolish venturesomeness in skating as
near the edge of the ice as possible His
agonized mother viewed his death struggles.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-01-04
From Charleston and W Washington
Affairs Look Better.
attest Eu TrIcUr0DI.

Affairs Look Better.
Latest by Telegraph.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 2, 1S6l.-The revenue
cutter Aiken of this Independent state while
cruising in the harbor on Friday, overhauled
schooner with 100 laborers aboard. Capt
Crafts of the schooner took charge of the
men and brought them to this city. The
captain SAYS they were carried from Fort
Moultrie to Fort Sumter by Major Anderson,
who being unable to make them take arms,
had Sent them off in the schooner to 60
where they pleased. They were mostly Bal
timorians, who have been sent home. They
say Major Anderson has leo men, 20 being
, soldiers.
| WASHINGTON, Jan. "A new collector for
Charleston, in place of Mr. Colcord, secess-
ionist, who has enlisted under the the state
authorities, will be nominated to-day by Bu-
chanan. 1t is thought that the announce
ment will cause an explosion in the Senate
Major Anderson informed the President
that he does not want any reinforcements,le-
claring that he can defend himself agains,
the whole of South Carolina.
( The President has exhibited determination
not TO be inundated or coerced by the in,
surgents, and has given the acting secretary
of war authority to take any and all meas
ures necessary to protect the interests of the
Union, and the secretary will promptly dis
charge his duty. The President will nc,
send any message on the subject, but will is
sue proclamation in relation to the insur
gents, and the design of capturing the forts
Senator Bakers speech is being listened te
by an immense audience.
! The army and infantry barracks with sew
eral stores were destroyed by fire this morn
ing.
1t is currently reported that armed power.
are organizing at the South for a raid OF
Washington.
Cameron of Pennsylvania, has accepted
the appointment of Secretary of Treasury un
der Lincon's administration.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-01-04
Donation at Sutton.

The friends and congregation of Rev l..
|. Harris will make him their annual dona-
lion visit on the afternoon and evening of
Wednesday, JAM 8.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-01-04
FRIDAY. Der. rs.
TRIIAl, DOC. 20.
War Commenced by South Carolina upon
the United StateS..Ca>tle Pinckney and
Fort MOIitrie taken.

Large military forces of the nation of
South Carolina, went over from Charleston.
Thursday night, and took possession OF Cas-
tie Pinckney and Fort MouItre no oppose
ton being made by the few L. S. soldiers re-
naming in them.
The Palmetto flag was raised on Thursday
at Charleston over the custom house and
post ottice,and at o'clock over Castle Pirck-
ney. The revolutionists had previously seiz-
ed the public property at the L. S. arsenal il
Charleston.
The telegraph Offices in South Carolina are
placed under surveillance, and no dispatches
are allowed to 90 North until they ha,e pass
ed examination.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-01-04
Written for the CALIFORNIAN.
The Crisis.
4 i'ocha for Fast DAY oontemyi1fio,t
BY l. T. GAGE.

4 i'oc'" for Fast Day contemplation,
Several of the slareholdiug states appointed
day of fasting and PRAYER in consideration Of The
present "cri>iS." Was there ever Il more shock
il- mockcry than this of calling upon God 70 "a
ror 'ha:r schemes for rirctinC sill tighter the
Chains of millions If human beings: Does no;
sach irockory Is this. in this enlightened age
surPas> even that which preceded the fall of BAD
yl"n: i it strange however that people whose
trade is human blood and bones, and who have
lost all respect for humanity and Christianity
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-01-04
The Cabinet Admitting Traitors to its
COunseiS.

News of the capture of Forts Moultre and
Pinckney by the South Carolniaus, reached
the administration on Friday morning ~hie
in cabinet meeting with which the South
Carolina commissioners were in conference.
The commissioners demand that the United
States troops be Immediately Withdrawn, and
unless this be done they will return inmedi.
ately to South Carolina and prepare for the
worst. This statement is obtained from re-
liable source, hut there are no means of veri-
flying its absolute certainty. 1t is certain,
however, that after long session the cabinet
adjourned to Saturday without coming to any
conclusion On the matter before it.
The commissioners say that before they
ittt Charleston for the seat of government
they had the authority Of TIE South Carolina
delegation in Congress for believing that the
government had given the most solemn as
, >urances that the forts should remain as they
we're, In stdtu geo ante bcUum, until the COM
mis>ioners had an interview with the pres;-
dent, and had explained their views to Con-
gross through the medium of the executive :
that under these assurances the preparations
which the citizens of Charleston were making
for their own protection against the fire of
the forts were stayed and that in fact, ND
tual agreement was entered into, that moth
ing should be dore either to strengthen the
Notifications or to capture them by the citi-
zens pending the negotiations between the
federal government and the commissioners.
Another statement is that the commission
ers, in view of alleged stipulations on the
part of the president that the garrisons in
Charleston should not be augmented, nor the
military status Of the posts changed, request
ed the president to inform them whether Ma
jor Anderson's movement was by his own or
the war departments order, to which Mr. Bu-
chanan responded negatively adding that
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Castle Pinckney and Fort Moultrie are oc-
cupied by South Carolina troops, under in
structions from the governor to hold pcacea-
tile possession of the forts for the protection
Of the government property. The two places
rad only twelve men. who peaceably surren-
dered. The excitement in Charleston is sub
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-01-04
+ II + CALIFORNIAN
BY c. NJ. STONE & co.

St. Johnsbury, Friday. Jan. 4, 1861.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-18

1t must be obvious every thinking that owing to the
distractions to the blockade and war that
Virginia. North Carolina part of Florida Alabama georgia
Kentucky Middle and East Tennessee must get their Sugar
and Mossses from Nashville, MOST CONf ENlhNl ana
for than from any other point These States
require 900 Sugar of the present incoming crop
We have established ourselves at No Market street, Nash
WILLIE for the sale all the Sugar and Moasses that may be snip
ned TO our address, Planters will ship direct from their pen
lions to save expense shipment New Orleans Direct to the
Agent Memphis Charleston Railroad via the Nashville
and Decatur Railroad, to address,
Our Mr. JAMES absent to Virginia and csher States
making the large dealers in advance OF the
new crop Sugar Mosss that will enable US to place the
Sugars as fast if possible as they are received
We pledge ourselves prompt remances sa hdety In oo
tanning the best prices.
Liberal when desired Sales made exclusively
for cash. -,,,,rr ,,,,rr g. rc
References
Messrs Brown Johnston L Co
Messrs. Hewitt, Norton L Co, - >-n r,.zc
Mr.. John Watt FOR JoflN ~ oAhf'
Mr.. S 4. Newman,
Mr.. j. C. RCks
Mr. Carl koEn, For Is, H. "A fSE
Mr. Iohn A Roberts, ! srl0 3m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-18
CONSTABLE'S SALE

CONSTABLE7S SALES.
Parish OF Orleans No. 3081.
DY VIRTUE of q writ of fieri facins. to
ID me directed by the Hon. D f MITCHELL seconn Justice Of
the Peace for the parish of Orleans in the suit
will proceed sell public auction, TUESDAY, lVh
November 1861 l2 oclo NJ warehouse corner OF
Gragier and Liberty streets .sl
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
A LOT OF FINE HOGS. -
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot. - . - 49,.
I'd w. ID. WATERS. ConSfable
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-18

CUNDRfES IN STORE.
PORTo-100 4 casks Grown brand.
SHERRY-2U q casks Crown brand
:. S "a casks Cabinet.
Q d casks Topaz extra,
RED WINES-24 casks dargaux
:. 20 casks Cbntenac
Iecompe Il Eo
=, 200 Iarrondetreres
:. Ito cpses Lsya argalx.
Gases Gescours Desc8tore.
WHITE WIHES-2 casks Chateau fgnen
:. 10 ibis. SauteEne.
PRUNES-6U cases, in jars
PEAS-at tsses in X boxes
TRUFFI.BS-l0 cases, in = boxes;
TRUFFIsE pIES-l1 Cases. in a boxes.
STR.RWBERRIES-5J Gases in JUICE.
CHAbPAGNE-l00U packages,
In baskets and cases,
such as Hedsieck Il Co,
/ Ouch torGOnVert,
Selery, Cabinet and
Imperial-u quarts and pints,
| and half -p'rts. .o
For sale by ) d. dH a 81 "a a "A 49,, 80 s,,os,
| " ,'N1.. 'n.ou-- 49,.
| ExCaANGE ON VIRGINIA, NoRTsa aa. NJ W,
Ia Carolina puchassi Also, uncurIeht hah 'oVes
| ~ BROWN JOHNSTON Co.
,I,F 40 Union sy eet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-18

Parish # Orleans; :. REIL..Ne, ASH. :: =.
RY VIRTUE of a writ of feri facias to nae
directed by the Hon. A. @. Brice first Justice
Peass in and fo The parish q Orleans viii s
Camp and Magazine streets: p 7''"'
CERTAiN LOT OF GROUND situated in the First Dis
ef o. this city IN the square bounded by Florida Landing
erbgny Roman and Cypress Streets and designated by the
No IL Of square No g. plan by Geo. T. Dunbar dated
S4 and deposited in the oce Of d. H. Mckay late
Notary Public Of this CITY, Said lot IS
Derbgny street by depth Of 1913 lines
tween parallel lines. - --,'T''T
Seized in the above entitled suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot. F.--
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-18
Tlnnarp Motifss.

ARAoRY the POLICE GUARDS, Co. Al
- New Orleans, Nov 10. 1851.
POLICE GUARDS TaE OFFICERS AND
hi above Compan will meet at their Arnory,
of ST. Charles and Lafayette Streets TUESDAY,
In 10Th instant at ~ o'clock r NJ precisely fully uniformed
BY order OF tho Captain
MIG ~ JOS CHI ELLET, o. g..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-18

pour "A CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE.
paroirse d'Orlaans. No. 1923.
I'm VERTU dun writ de fieri facias u
Il par rHon A. Brice Premiere Jusuce de
Pax dans pour paroisse Orleans s procsdera LGE-
d. lSee jour de novembre 1851 midi City HOTEL rue de
Commune Camp des Nagasins, la
publique de Ia propriste capres decriie, SAVIOR:
UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE lie proprieaire duquel
nconnu, stue dams Pet borne par les Magny ST.
Ovide Prosper Manderiiie. dssne lot No "a
plan drese par Louis Surg lie dit lot 81 Pe IL
pouces gnes de face la MHrfgny profondeur
de l24 pieds ponces gnes hgnes PARALLELS.
Saisi dams 'Affaire c.dessris.
COMMUNICATIONS .s--.. .9
E. T. PARKER,
OILS 81 nl8 Sheriff de Parnisse d'Or1eaus
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-18
sHERIFF,a SALES.
Fosn7H DISTRICT CouR7
= of New OrIeans.

- r. ~ e." lTHOMASF. PATTON and IsA AC
Fosn1H DISTRICT CoUR7 A.SMITH VI. THEIR CREDIT
ORS AND THE CREDITORS
a Of New Orleans. OF PATTON, SMITH Il put
II :. -, az J NAM.--Eo. 1888 g1t9
pY VIRTUE OF and In obedience TO am
the Honorable the Fourth District Court Of w Orleans IN
tionr the City Hotel Common street. between Camp and
Magazine streets, WEDNESDAY, December H. 1884, at IL
o'clock NJ. = 500" 20 a4r ~..a@
a LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and improve -
ndets thereon situated m the city Of New Orleans in the m
square bounded By Prytania Nayades and Clio A
srests and designated lot No plan drawn By De.
pouy end deposited plan No. 7 in the Late Office Of
theodore Guyo to which succeeded T. BoanJ the said lot
having 10 fee9 inches front Prtana street. BY l3 feet IN
DEPTH between parallel Ines and being bounded in the by
an alley feet n width common said lot and other lots border
Lg thereonai Of which viii fnly appear by reference
city, dated July 49, 1860. u - . T1'.-
TERNS-Cssh on the spot. r.. = ..-s.l.4... ...,z-
Z. r. PARKER,
ui9 d. II ghertf of t,e psri ~ nrIaana
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-11
a s4sass ssssssasas
90 M NJ II RL1 AL

Il u 81 II NJ 4 /
s3l - s aDAs1s Carr Cuss ovrscB,{
keokuk, July s.
FLouR--SuperGnc, 81 So Spring wheat OK
| ira, $20s, Fall wh<at,extra,fa CO.
| BRAN AND SHORTS, 36.o 40 perlos.
CURN-I4to1t.
BARLEY tpie.
WHEAT In good deEand. Fall SO; Spring
80 to t5c choice do. 50.
UAI y5f 10 fSS. ---'-- --=
RYE--25c; DUH
POTAToEs-1bby the load ;re.siI 20.
GR0CEklEs-- New Orleans srgar.fnii 7s7se
prime ~ to 81, clarified Sa1o, crushed andlosi
Ito IL. MolAsses-Plantato oil IS to Ace, s.. II 40
60 As, Golden syrur,s5 to 7oc 0ofee-Rio loA
70 10. Java ~ 10 22e, Lagayra, TO IL to 10. Rice
81 to Ioc.
s0AP-Palm dc, Family SIC; German ,tCin.
7ato7i.
CANDLEs--st.r 1910 II, stearins Is, Mould
IL,
LARD--6to u retail Iec.
BUTTER-Comnon to q; Choice 10; retail
l2s.
LEATHER--sole rs to CSC; Harness ia.
HiDES-Dry ;grcen, "A; green sheep pslts
80 to Soc; green hog skins rs.
HAY-Timotly, bald, ssas Prairie $4a4 90.
sEEDs.--H ungarian 0rAss So Tinothy 81 30
FIX tetd,
SUNDRiEs - Onions, TO r. 90 Egfs, 4 toA }.
-Ysathsrs, ACC to ftci White BsAns, SO TO 75c
FRUIT-Drisd apples, 40 to 81 per bush
Dried peaches 81 rs TO $50; R2isins, 81 7bto
IS.
CHEESE--w .R.9; Denmark Ito II.
BEEP- H. Ne xross; 34c 10 44c per quarter.
SHEEP-&l 80 TO 81 50 y head.
sALT--G. 80 10 to Jasper sack; Kans--
M, 80 70 50 per bbl.; Liverpool, 81 s0a2 90
per sark; Lake 81 IS to - 50 y Dbl.
FLSH--Aackersl,E No. 4 $40 to Sal p bbl; No.
ISIS to SIT /; No. 3 $I1to4ls. white No IS -
to IS rs p half Dbl. Cod Fish sto 50 h.
RAaS-l4 to &c.
OLD IkoN-A to &c per n Brass sto 1ocper
lb.; Copper ia per n.
EKcaAnGE.--on New York for currency, nom
NAL, II 10 r5 per can't; forgoId per cent. st.
Loust 4 per cent.
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v..Ys.tsxtYsa.. yggsr:Ssa .vIs;cs,ryxxIfIys

Wanted, Immediately Ut Aontrosc, Iowa, rs o.
80 shie-bodied men, Of temperate habits good NOR
al character and undoubted patriotism, 10 complete
the number required, In the "MontTose Guards, =
or 9th Company ef Col Lauman's Regiment Of
lows Volunteers, TO serve forthte years or duriDk
the rebellion.
lhis Company has been aoeeIttd, and will lcav.
for the rendezvous sometime during the pressn,
week.
Good boarding and comfortable quarters furnish
ed ali recruits on heir arrival nj this plrcc.
Is2o-a WASHINGTON GALLAN ID, Captain.
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NOT ICE.

BANKING House. o. j. LfcKEY d Sos,
FAANisarus, June y, ls1I.
All our certificates of deposit dated previous 80
March lst, lsCl were stolen from US, and will not
be redeemed by ~. All dated since March lst,
1851, with the denomination the facA and oil
the baos In red letters will be redeemed by US.
june lzdlm j. DIckEY Il SON.
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b. 4. Mccoy. Furman A Maxwell,
Cox 4 Shelley, Bartlett, Kaye d Co.,
A. BridKman Co., Ggdsn, BfowneIi 4 Co.,
=. W + II. fucker, {. Der Co.,
A. j. Wilkinson, Farrar Avery,
Gssy, JeHes Peek A. Dufhre Co.,
NJ. w. Kesteot, Evans Bidleman,
Lane Buei, Patrick Gibbons,
Burkitt Co., Geo. Foster,
Thos- J. Rice, Wilson ! dustin,
Kramer, irwin 4 Co., Cpmstock 4 Bre.,
III. ID. Woodward Co., y. u. Foster,
hissr a Hills, Geo, &. kiIbourne.
Present current value OF Missouri money stcts
One per cent. premium allowed Oh New York Ex.
change.
keokuk, June a. lsel-d
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The Lat 1hAnce for Volunteers.
Capt. PaIrctt wants few more good men to Gil
his Company, which IL accepted, and will be mus
tered into the u s. service In three or four d.y.
ksndessols on I'D street, between Main and John
son Streets where V.lantesrs viii b. received till
Saturday. lslfdl
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q
Che Gate Qltp.
KEOK UK, THUKSDA JULY IL.
Arrival aAa Closing Of matte NJ the
kcOkAk EUxl office.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Eastern Mail arrives daily Mt IL o'clock IN, and
be'clcck ..
st. Louis and Southern Mail arrives daily except
Mondays) atl2 m.
Western Mail arrives daily Except sundsys) at
I'm.
burlington Mail arrives daily (excep, Suadays)
1t y p. M.
carthage and Plymouth Mail arrives daily (e1-
cert sundays)a.5 pun.
North Iowa aud North Illinois ltrs-wsekly) on
1srstays, Thursdays and Saturdays 1t To IN.
Charleston Mail (tri-reckly) strives Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays al r. IN.
, CLOSING.
Eastern Nail closes daily ,sxcept Saturdsys) at
SPIN.
st. Louis and Southern Mail closes daily Except
B1ntsys) IT ~ II.
Western Mail closes daily Except on sundays)
at II 'clock m.
Burlington Mail cioscs daily Except saturdays)
atE p.
Carthage and Plymouth Mail cloves daily (e1cept
Ea'nrdayslal n. N.
North Iowa aid harth Illinois Mail f.ri week Isl
cotes on Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays, IL
lp- m.
thArIeston Mail (tri-wseAly) closes on Mondays,
WsdDesdA5s and Fridays at y. IA.
All kustern mnil matter 10 sent BY way Of Bur-
lneteps and arrives pro mscuousiy.
On hHndaya tho Post Ofhce siii be open from
to p. m, Instead Of from = to . IN.
Nay ~, 1861. j. u. HOW ELL, p. M.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E4-kvery summer he demand for Hcstetter =
Celebrated stomach Bitters increases. II il found
to be- the only certain preservation Ct bodily
strerg,h during period when tue atmosphere 10
calculated TO induce feeling Of lAsstude and in
digestion. The worst cases of piarrhna and Dye
sntery give nay 70 its potent infueroc. 1nnumer-
abls persons who are nov alive and we'll, must
thank the dsseserer Of this preparation that thry
have not been srep. away in the harvest Of death.
The Buffers MeIds1 u The bs.z pE ysIcianF
Ia the land. This il the best evidence OF its real
value, escausa. ~ general thing. they will
not speak word Ii favor OF advertised pre- para
tions. they have been compelled 10 no~ledge
the claims If this Bitters upon the community -
Give Ii . trial.
Soidby P.iIssoxs, A. .WILkIHsoH ,BARfLBYs
KASE 4 Co., and J. II. WILKINSON
Forsaie by iruggistssnd dealers generally sv-
srywhere.
July L. 'ol-daw
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Prescns Year HiIls.
All bills for anything fornishsd to the ID
and Sd Regiments Of Iowa Volunteers, must
be presented forthwith to John w. Cleghorn
for settlement. q.
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Dsan - 1ne rescue.

lev days since We noticed the protest OF
II. w. Sample sgsiDss the MshoDey call for
democratic State convention, and nov We
have . hfoAdside OF nearly four columns
from Henry Clay Dean, in the Dubuque
Herald, endorsing Aahoney's call, and insi..
Ing on Democratic State convention.
Ws siss below she closing paragraph Of
Dsan's prsaunsiausaso against Sample and
othsia, xho resist tha call 81 : State ouuvru
tion Of she party:
"Let no Demrcras who feels . patriotic
th.ob ia bis bosom quail before the mob.
The rallying attempt 90 prevent the oresni-
sAticn OF the Democratic party IL . happy
illustration Of the principles which govern
tbesc men, but let US nevertheless come I?
every man 10 his ress Of duty. ito who now
aknlks aMny must forever hereafter prove
hinfelf unirsssworthy because untrue. Let
10 pfetext OF supporting the war, cause any
Democract TO oppose Democrats oonsen-
tiop. We have more men in the camp and
Held than they have; men who hate Repub-
LEA; ism with the ardent zeal that . christian
loves God. Whilst the tens vi thousands OF
sonf Of Democracy sre suferirg The priva-
tions of army life, 6gh:irg for the unity OF
the eoyern mebf, send them greetings that
evil tight LEY uhiican speculation and pc.
culation Us the ballot. box, whilst they are
Sighting Secession in the field, anu will
cheerfu!iy follow them ri our country's call.
j, therefore second tks motion OF Dennis A.
MAhoney, for call Of . State Democratic
convention IT the very earliest DAY which
may secure = full and general atten dance.n
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The undersigned, Merchants in the City Of Keo
kak, agree hereafter to receive the notes Of all
specie paying Banks At par, for goods sold and
ds BITS due u.s. and the notes Of Missouri and other
suspended Banks at their current value only.
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q Twenty three secession prisoners, taken
By the Ohio troops 10 The Ksnswha Valley,
arrived 10 Coiunbus, Ohio, last Saturday,
under sscer:.
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q II Pres. Lincoln prevents the exscu-
tion Of she Southern programme, preserving
the abundant constitutional rights OF the
Southern States 40 members OF the Union.
W shztt ssy rhat lie has defended sbe cause
Of hberty,s Dd not hit tho less because the
dominant party 10 the South has it's own pro-
jects for rearing an empire Of Tyranny ADD
oppression. IL il becomes necessary for
that purpose, to draw the sword, ~ shall
say that until the millennium day, when the
sword shall be beaten into the plowshsre
and the spear into the pruning hook, war
can be raised for no higher object than to
maintain the Constitution Of the United
States over the length and breadth OF the
Union. From the drst, MIR. Lincoln has uni
formly declared that be will do this. Every
new declaration be has made has illustrated
bis consistency and stesdfastness. II seems
80 be maintained 10 come QuArters, that
because tho Government Of the United s...s-
10 90 free, its head ought not to defend it.
We DO not soc Why y good Govsrnm snt
should have denied TO il rights Of self de-
fence which are conceded AZ : matter OF
course TO bad one.-l London News.