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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-07

THE OBJECT TAx-ISDIASA's SHARE.
The bill Of tie Committee on Ways
and Means of Congress for q direct
tax has passed the House II is a di-
rect tax Of $50, o00,O 900 on real estate
and slaves distributed throughout the
States and Territories. The proportion
Of Indiana as provided BY the bill, is
91,357,313. The bill also taxes stills.
boilers, and other utensils used in dis
tilling spirituous liquors, fifteen cents
on every gallon Of capacity Fer
msnted and malt liquors are taxed five
cents on . gallon and spirituous liquors
ten cents on . gallon, Vehicles used
for the transportation Of merchandise
are to DO free, but carriages are to be
taxed; those valued at $50 are to be
taxed 81; those over 81 900 will be
taxed $50, with intermediate rates in
proportion to the value Of the vehicle
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-07

AccDEST--We learn that Mr.. Jos
Alderman. our worthy stage con
tractor. was thrown from a mule on
Tuesday evening, and 50 seriously in
jurec rs to be confined to bis room.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-07

An AcED Pnor.-The pilot at
Prince Edward Island is eighty three
years Of age Ills Oldest child is six
ty-fve years old, and the youngest
three months old.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-07

UC. W. Medcaif and w. l.usi
ars recruiting aselect company Of vol
unteers for the three years service, at
Elizabeth, Spencer county II is in
tended to Be company Of higi; moral
character. and most Of its members
religious.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-07

1.-THE ferry boat across White
river. at Portersville, is out Of order,
and the Washington mail had to re-
turn in consequence Of it.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-07

Mcclellan was selected By JEFF.
Davis himself. who was the Secretary
Of War, 10 90 to the Crimea to OBJ
serve the great battles. It will be a
little curious il the knowledge which
he there gained should be the means
OF overthrowing the man who put him
ia position to receive the instruction.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-07

New vuRx, July 3l.-G d. y ,ureg-rd.
in hi- Official account ~ ~. hnf'l~ - Raj
Ran. states that their loss was no kIle .
and $50 wounded.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-07

On Saturday night. August 3, 1861. Mrs.
SAscv BoIls. aged sboo, As year. former.
y Of CsnneIton,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-07

NOTICE Is herrby given that BY virtue Of
~ decree of sale i-su.d from The .iiics
OF The clrrk Of ';he Dubois Common Pleas
Court aud 70 the directed. | will offer for
sale al public auction. 10 The highest bidder.
Tor cash in hand. % the door Of The court
hcu~e in Jasper. on
MONDAY. August 10Th. 1861.
between rhr hours pre-. crbed By law. the
rents and profits tor term rot exceeding
seven years, % the fulinwing DESCRIBED real
estate. situated ia Dubos county, State OF
Indiana, to-wIt:
The nurih half of the south. IVES, quarter
4 Section ihir',-one (5il. in Township
one { -, norIh range live (5) west; also.
. ~ ui LAID. ihe one halt thereof decided
~ Andfew Cav, nier ard Tab,iha, his wife,
- Joseph Anslstt aud tacob Miller. 10 lot
containing one aud one-iourth acres, being
Of The south ~eri Par, ~ fractional SECTION
twenty one. ID Township one, north range
i've ~rst.
And On failure - real y. The full amour:
~ prlaslpai, interest and cost called TOR by
sid execution | aili u The sam ime ant
place ana - Ike m inner. ssll the tee simple
81 said real estate.
Tax. u IN execution az he property III
William Rogs-~. AZ The sul Of jacob Ais,
on irrst l0sure ~ mortgage
: I'D sale viii be mHi- ~ilhruf nnv reiirf
,hsi-yer from val.Htian ~ apprsirmeDt
laws.
JOHN wEIKEL. sheriff d G.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-07
There was remaining in me Treasury March
~, 1850, M 'oi rning a,nv1als:
in'.r'st common school iuud 500 -
f.rNcprv ltsr~r ,sl %


sun loial, $3.50 l1
r...s- nas SINCE been received At
ne frrn-nfs 'iie following suns
Dor fh- lassr@sg nj Ct. ~ aI:
in,er. y, common -rnaui iund s-6 %
Common -rhypl iunr, Stale Tsass
urr. 45io o.
Com. scl.a y funa rrurded. 5ai ~
Fiurs nn.l fcririn'rs ~ "a
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-07

a EArlliIT a ne Common r-d Con-
= .rc.s,onsl I'"wn-l.ip Seheoi Funu. II
Dab ~ county. Indiana, ior he tircal yesr
1850, r''d.n- ne ii--t DIV NJ April 1861. o.
pafsrd W 'le EpaFd n G rniy Commits
~ionrr~ At IlrIr J.ns terra. 1851. a. follow;
~ wit:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-07
sl0.e5s
EXPENDITURES.

There hrs been paid out 81 III, Treasury.
during the financial ss~r 1850. ending Oh
April lst. 1861, The following sums upon
the following accounts, to vii:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-17
5ToTTg7K 7KEpKUK, IOWA: WEDNEsDA YAPRIL. IT, 1861 Il

frre csag4. eelt, ,Haayss. s.s .Iaas-
.khEd, any frrtt cfiAH or Sovenfss III fhx
1hrost keiiers ne HatkfHp for,et
r sfN Coasxnsp1f6a, BsoaSAifss "A ss1ss4
.a3s6 GnfnryA. Clear and Csvr
Ne Ss.& y t8s 81 sagiA ~ tie Yotcx afE Az. 4
PUHLIC >PE 4 Is Ekx, AND
SINGERS. ss.
Caash Or sconasDG cold'' II tts Asss stage; tRaf
WHICH ln the nc wonld yield - nIld ryt II.
Y neglscyed soon 4ttscks the Lrnks, q sBsswnst
5ronsMe! IroeAss' ! containing demulccnt iGgss-
dients, sIisy pulmonary and Bronchial Irritation
IN owns THAT trouble in my Throat, {fos
TN whfch the !" n ochts1 are i speeitscl
aFa a# ihaving made me often whis perer -
S.ssssaE4aH 80 Hsses sssssgf m. r. Mf1.IIE
Dn.UWWsn,sf DUsf - recommend their uss 70 PuS-
Rev. +. ii. .CHApry.
"HAvc proved extremely seryi.e-
able for hoARafrEss !"
- Ass.- ". ~ HI b Iss r. HI Z n n
BROWNsA4 "AlUost instant rciisf in the
TKOcA - distressing labor of breathing peca.
H 1850 Rev. A.c EGgLEsroN.
8ae 80 htA "tentain no Opium or anything
Tk 0OlaEssha.i il injunuss.''
Js Dr. A. A. HAYEs,
Chemisf, Hoston.
"A simple and pleasant comsi n q
tian Tor CousHs, Ac.,
HNnMN'. Dr. q. \. BrGELow
TAOCMkA H Boston.
"benehclal IN BnoNCnlTlS. =
Ur. J,F. w, LAAE
gsts OWN,s Bos1a..
TKOCHEs "I have proved them exccilcu for
Wn0OPIkG GoU6H."
- ksv. n. VI. WARREN,
D0sfun.
BWOWNvE "Bencfc when compelled TO
IN 90 n rs speak rufi ring from coLD'
Rev So L. ANDERSON.
vsa St. LcHfs.
BV OWNsSa "E1vEcTUAL in Rrusving the
TIN ROCHES HosTseness and Irritation u the
Ihsoas, 20 eoinmon With SrsAKsks
and SIAckEU"
Prof. n. STACY JOHNSON.
SE e# AA A L. 0raaSs, o.
80OWN,A Teacher ot Musie osu u srn
tn OG ~ EA Female College
"Great benefit when taken after
frreaching asthey prevent HoArse-
DsGO ~ NsA nsss. FIR IN their past effect,
TN o. n - think that thsy With of permanent
advantage TO me-
ksy. II. kUWLEY, A. NJ.
0WOWNss Pree't Athens College,
T - DC - - Tennsesee.
Sold by all Druegists at-MS
NOV = -d4w-6ml WkN1l FIVE CENTS A DOX
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-17
DanEG1 REFRIGERATION
ngasH8 8a 9t1 - s@ sGs @
= ardware ! an a CutiefY.
s. W.&H. TUCKER,

TMPoRIxks, AND WHOLESALE sDIALERs,
have In stors. and are receiving their Anpklies
for Spring Trade direct from the makers which
they o4sr ~ oAaA AID raonfrS ssAs - 1Ans sn IN
vorAble terms. The stock being unusually large
they confidently solicit an cxamination OF thelAme
sxs as .aS III .s "a ". I ~. IUNKkks
size Of Red psdlesa COR Main = % sts.
M y ms. Pioks, saovELs, .. 4 ~ ..Is ;,
IVA nchSd4w s.N AA. TUCKER. 81
IKTFrIA;S HORSE h NAILs.--sso,.a .took o1 ali
~ sise4ffof sair y 80 s. ". II. 1tcKEK.
>Ci T1iE kiFLLs. -VaYious qualities u Seyih
- kMes and Sharpensrs for sale ~
Maruhe e-dAw S W. & Il. TUCKER.
Il b BIZ SffuvELs-- laFgs stock II A NE
- 6b0vsia fur sale low BY F3aE .9aE@N
..ershs =. Va Y. TUCKER.
z (IKINDST0NES.--Th BsTss aI mas t1nss OF Va.
~ fio1s sises, fer sale By 3eI
=. W.. - HA.TUCk nm. ssas
SaIa ot u = 4 adtoch,
March0s 6O-dAw Cor. Matn i 2d4t
!. ENUas "A a..
L fiRsSd do
Flooring do
Aaas.,sa q q ,es,ineA--. ..p.rio,ar,,el..
PPiaA6sas Do
fogstk,f With gcneralassort n. nj o. the rxAIL.
II tho Deiinont 6tand, just received and for sal
Low ~ lnshel Is. W. II. TIicKEk. q
/ sOkk, ,aAkDKN, URUBHiNu and e1hei Il oes
~ 6pades, bhOvsls, Mattocks and picks;
SeytArs, 6nsths, aad 6raia CfaSlss;
Gov .hellA, RAkeS Ana Corn pla pteraJ
q, Trace and Halter Chains; ss i.
Cuttin BSxss, Hay and Straw KnivsI;
Hay, Straw and Manure Borks;
And = laxgs stOchof AssoasBp nARDWARE ano
CUTLERY sn hand an Z for ssls Low by ea4
mchpdkW e8s 8. ". IL. lEGKkH.
Y - E.NA - - ORk ~ IN d 10 q ssaBaeA ia
a NEW supply Of Tress Hoops, 0I The aisss
- usually wanted, ytoectAer With general q
Astnentof coopers' Toois, just received, and fo,
sale low BY e.W. Z H.TUCKER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-17
on0. o. AHDBasOA. ~ as9 ALEX. DAackAY.
InflBllSlED IN lss.l y

0UWsV AN 0B00O0s f3f$8t AL8AA DA1OAsAy ys
HflBLlSlED IN lSi6. \
BANKING HOUSE o. F
Qeo. @. Anderson e 90.
I nAvRrmsslAY xbM1frED a \ BART
xER In the Banking Business, ALEX BARcLAr,
lvho has been my xs1ks fos tAs last six years..
he business will hereafter be conducted under the
firm and style Of
@ aES- %. = rD sss4<,h kcasl sl
Being one Of the oldest Banking Houses III not
tAe oa1sst1 N lows the new 1fin so1icits contiu
uanee VI fsrmer patronage - literally attended,
70 kheSA. sNss &sS e M ssE E#@ - y FMs1AR&8
They will make Collections and remit--lsss Ex-
changed the Day of Paynsnt, free Of charge. 81
Their references are ss formerly by tas senior
psftnefsv se# , ae
REyRRKNCKs: "A
winAlew Ls niex : Co., BANKERS, Nes-York.
faIk Bank, N. +. 7 Tse - 8 VI
Rdssrd w. Clark a Co., PhiladelphiA.
ClApp, Fuller n Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Howard Banking Company,
Hoffman, = A6ctpcke, Chicago.
Marius Bauk; @@
F.rners. Dsposi. Bank, Pist.bargh.
Krsner Kahn. bankers,
Gilmore BrothsstoB, Banker, ,Cinsinnati.
A. h. Hunt Co., Bankers, Lonisvills, Ky.
State Sasiags Institution, st. Lcuis, Mo.
Keokuk, Jan. l, ,b3. HE0. G. ANDERSON.
jsn1'6o
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06

WAsHrSoros, March s.
sayspsl STATE DELEGATIONS this morning at diff
ferent times paid their respects TO President LIN
coin Prominent among them were those from
pennsFlvania and Massachusetts, The latter as
eeu5hied n the east room, when Ny. Lincoln
--SIi-lu Ms Appearance, lIr. Hanscom introduced
Hon chas. Il Train, who, in briefly addressing
Mr. Lincoln said Aasaae = neq rsae ms IN
ouqural and would stand by It, and that from
none would II meet with more cordial support
than the old Bay State
IN. Lincoln, In reply, said am thankful for
fhiq renewed assurance Of kind 1eeilng and cOnh-
derns and Support Of the cd Bay State in 50 fis
as you Mr Chairman, have ex pressed IN DshR.t
Of those YOU represent, your Eaneuon OF "hi.-
have enunciated in my Inaugural ihlsis Wy
grateful 70 my feelings- The object was one 81
graat delicncY In presenting my views at tie
opening Of an administration, with the pecuh;,f
circumstances attending my entrance upon uie
Oficisl duties connrcted with tne 1oNeIH-
meut studied all the points tn great Anxiety 3
presented them with whatever ability ana sensa
az Justice could bring 70 bear. II u meets u :
appreciation Of our good friends in Massaehnset: :
Tshall be exceedingly grntifed, while hope q
will meet the apurobafion Of friends everywhere
I an thankful for the expression OF tlo'e VINO
have voted with Us, ana like every otnel man oi
you, ! Ike them certainly as 1ooth5ls- t q - a
President in the administration Of the Govern
meut hope to be man enough 70 nct KNOW one
citizen Of the q 8. from another, lCries OF
GOOD I nor one section from another. snaH oe
Trdtifed TO have the good friends OF Massaehu-
sefts e,d otherg. Who have thus far supported me
in these national views still{support meln carry
ing them out.
M. Lincoln excused himself from further re-
marks on account Of pressing business, and there
fore retired without further ceremonies thah 3
farewell bow.
cen. Scott and Secretary Holt were also visit
ed 10 the greeting Of the Pennsylvania dele.
cation Gen Scott made brief, patriotic and
= NJ Holt expressed himself hOnored by the
visif and his regret that the brief time he had oc-
eupied The War Department had not enabled
lin 10 do more for the country.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06
Last Nights Report,
INTEaEsTING FROM wAsHNeFON

LNEAA - FA-tAT y A@NAA " 80
WAsHSegos, March 5.
The Senate Chamber was densely crowded TO-
day before the members were called TO order.
The utmost anxiety was everywhere expressed
TO learn the torulation 81 tne SAolnsI ne ga
laries were about two thirds hlled.
The Sensfe met af 2. u. H
A PRAYER was made by the Chaplain especially
in behalf Of the President Of the United States
on molten Of Nr. hale committee Of two
was appointed to wait On the President an IN
form him that the senate was ready TO receive
snT COMMUNICATION be may be pleased TO make.
iTessrs Hale and Douglas were appointed such
Committee ana immediately proceeded to perform
me Senate here took recess til 40 3; II.
on the Senate again coming 70 order, hr Hale
reported that the committee mad performed thelI
5,itv and that the President had informed them
that be would forthwith oommunlcate IN wit
Fer A sIlort interval lIr. Nicolay, the Privste
Secretary OF the President, appeared with g mes
sage, when, on motion Of Mr. Hale the senate
went into executive session
A half past tour the following gsntlemen were
Confirmed as menbgrs Of Mr. Lincoln's Cabinet
Hon. WIN. H. Seward, Secretary Of State,
Hon. Salmon P. Chase, Secretary o. the treas
Hon Simon Cameron, Secretary of War
Hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary OF the Navy
Hon. Montgomery blalr tostiaas ssL 5Sl.et 5 -, ~
Hon. Caleb B. Smith, Secretary Of tne 4nie'
Hon. Edward Bates, Attorney General
me votes we're unaaifnous for ell except Alessis
Bates and Blair four or I've votes being eas'
arainst each Of these gentlemen, tfat mafl 2
jectng 10 them because they We're m ~ W. w
any one from Slave States should go intothe
al iafre crowd assembled around the door, anX
ions 70 hear the result Of the session.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06
rRoaI WAsHINcroN-
WAsaIra1or. IN


The Inauguration BAH last night, for which
such extensive prsparatlons had been made. was
+ q great success. It was very fully attended and
pad Of In q manner satisfactory 10 all Mr.
Lincoln With his family, accompanied BY Vice
President Hsmlm and fasuily, Senator douglas
and other distinguished personages, entered the
ball ROOM about IL O'Clock, and after q brief
promenade, received the personal congratulations
OF such as chooss 70 be presented % him.
Soon Afterwards the Presidential party pro
eeeded 70 the supper room, and subsequently
sone of the parry, including Senator Douglas
and Nm. Lincoln who were partners, danced q
quadrille.
With regard 70 Mr. Lincoin's Cabinet, nothing
mons aehnlte is known than We published yestef-
day morning.
lnere = Etill great pressure 70 eject 4 change
60 saf e. ~ Saase e concerned, and II is thought
with come prospect Of success. It q esfimafed
that M sherman, Of ohi8, may Be gubsfifufed
for him In which case Alr. Chase will nrobebIv
take e mission % Europe.
New ToTkera, numbering At least 500 rrncea5
ed fhis afternoon 70 the White House 70 eaIl
upcn ne President.
~ Lincoln came out, and Stewart L. VTadford
introduced the party, and the PRECEDENT made a
brief speech AT the conclusion be was grseted
with hearty rounds Of cheering. Amer which
several gentlemen shook hands with him. bnt he
found Unnecessary to break away from The COM
pany
The delegation then re formed and marched to
the residence Of Hon. Simon Cameron. who ap-
peared % auswer 70 their calls and addressed
them briefly
The company then proceeded to pay their re-
specls 70 Hon. Andy Johnsols OF tennessee, At
the 81. Charles Hotel. he came put and made
an eloquent and earnest Union EBeeeh -andOrsing
the Presidents INAUGURAL without aualffnation.
They also called on Gen. Scott.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06


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They seldom tail In removing the Nausea or Head
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The, act gently upon the Bowels, removing Cost
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For Literary Men, Students Delicate Females. and
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Bis-sOId by Druggists andaH Dealers n Medicine.
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ES-All orders sh7uld be addressed to
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06

CORN-Markot may baqusiad shade easier AMI
rather moro doing ios export and hons oonsufnp-
ti0n.
yresiein in store; G7N6T4c delivered ai(ts9c new
iaiged western al railroad depot deliveredi 60c
yfiInvr western anoat; 5sa66c inferior to prime
southern yellow; CSC fair wbcta southern,
DNFFs--ueayy and lower at 306l82c for Virginia;
sl@s2sfc Jersey; a2S3lo western and Canadian asS
03iC for atate.
sales are 500 bbls at Si725 for meas; s2,a 90
prime.
HREF-Pricgs nominally unchanged. The sale.
are no bbld at tf750aO1 country prime; t0,lo1o q
for country mesai saOo9i0o repaeked meusi $1,000
PKIMR MESS BEEF- Dull and nOminAlly
unchanged.
REEF HARIs-steady and Arm at i28lss stat,
and western,
CUT 1iEATs-stsndy aud in good demand
sales BIS pkgs at s4@6'oc ahoulderni sH6sNo io'
hams.
=HOGe-Dull and heavy. Sales atL@7M for corr
led dressed and 6406c for live weights
BACUN- Dull and heavy.
| IA RD-Mhrkot he5vy aud lower. Sales are ~
bbls 9A@l0c NO, 4 10 prime western.
BUTTER- d selling az lUc@iie for Ohio
'CHEEsR-steaay at a8iOSo for inferior Il
prinr
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06
FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS, March 5.
The Presidents inaugural was published in e10-
tras Yesterday afternoon, and vas sought after
with great avrvidity BY persons Of all parties
fhe Republican (DOuglas Democratl says v e
platforms or party politics aside, but is guarded
words and studied sentences seem 10 have been
prompted By some idea of meeting the eXpeeta-
lions Of Republicans who elected MIN: hopeo
for more conservative and more conciliatory ex-
rrg7Sion OF sentiment. Much VIII depend upon
putting into practice the ideas advanced that viii
lest the question 70 be one ofeXpedieney or rghti
whether the forts can be held or retaken ana the
revenues collected without ble0dshed.
The Democrat (Republican) says We can on
" say, this morning, thatit meets the exPeeta-
lions OF the country, both in point Of statesman
sbip and patriotism and that its effect on the pub
lie mind cannot be other than salutaTy in the
highest degree
me News tBeu and Everett defers comment
until an official copy is received.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06

IFrom the Examiner Norfolk, VAL
They have been tested In more than q thousand
cases, with entire success
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06
THE TNAUeURAL AT CHICAGO.

~ AFNeNfel -A--AA "a ts
The Inaugural Of 1Ir. Lincolnwss published IN
Extras last evening.
= The Post (neutral) regards it, with the excep
ton Of a few inelegancies Of expression, Is q
highly respectable paper, and infers from the
generai tone Of the address that his administra-
non viii not prev nj speedy and honOrable ad-
fuafments OF the present national troubles.
The Times (Democratic) says the whole seems
% be q loose, disjoiuted, rambling affair. The
general purport Of the message forces the conclu-
Ffor that Lincoln has resolved 70 force his doc
zrInes npOn the country, &C the point Of The bay
onet- Il concludes By saying Our own c0nFic-
tion 81 that the Union q lost beyond hope If the
message Is carried ont in good faith there must
bs oiTil var in thirty days, or the SDgtheru peo-
pie are set Of alrautt braggart towards. The
only hope is that Lincoln viii not do as he says
The Tribune (Republican) Is quite sure no doc
umsrf can Sc found among American State pa
pers, embocymg sounder wisdom and higher
patriotism breathing kndlier feelings to all sec
iioua Of the country, or stamped with hrmer
purpose 70 maintain the Union and Constitution
iuVlolafs, than the Inaugurzl address Of Presl-
dent Lincoln.
Ths DemOcrat (W entUOrt1's pap2r) has dele
icaey in giving itsvieWs on the Inaugural; but as
it neither wishes nor expects anything at the
hands of Lincoln L can give the document its
uEQualiied admiration e. far as It gues.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06
n,1ssoIInI e6SHnNrInN.

81 L0rIh Muroh ;.
"A. con,sution met n i0 o'clock aHd opened
LII ,,rr,,tr Resnlutions were Rad ninying
lbet tbe 6rotest Of 81. Louis agains' coercion by
the Federal Government be reduced 70 writing
ana q copy sent 10 the President oi the Ohhed
Stateg. H.fNa ~ a.lIt. u l,,....s -
Resolutlons were also adopted providing tor
tbe appointment Of a committee 70 wait upon
the Commissioner from Georgia, and inform nun
by that State, and very kindly but empathatieal
IN declined 70 share the honors Of secession win
her. ,,
Generals Coaller aud Doniphan, Oomnlssloner'
| Nv Invitation on the state Of the country.
The Convention adjourned till 10 Am. 10