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clelan would issue dignlacd proclamation, tempered
with mercy, depecatng all spirit Of revenge and calling
upon the Confederate soldiers TO unite with him in re-
storing oeace and unfolding the national lag nine out
Of ton " Beaaregaris people would Join him
whenever ,~ch document could DO made pub
lie. All they want an opportunity TO make a
I'd to organize an effective resistance to
the power VIII VI holds them to tho toostool Of
cesson believe n. @rcover, that II Mcclellan were to
move on to Manassas be would have no difficulty In So
cnrng a lodgmont with 'uile bloodshed provided his
march preceded in sons way other by messen-
gers Of good will who would nlNtra2e the effect OF tho
vile misrepresentation constantly diifused broadcast
among those IN arms against the government.
Nothing " wanted but TO disab,sse these mon II the
mistaken notions they have recently entertained to bring
them TO sense of duty. Moreover cen aver that no
man is 81 much feared and respected by tie rebel leaders
as General Mcclellan, whose very name fr. has ono
mre than anything else TO dshearei them ard weaken
their efforts To prosecute the campaign However much
you may be disposed to discteit what say yet YOU
VIII ind out before ons that every word Is true and
that have only givon an eptcme Of what may be termed
the existing state OF affairs south OF the Potomac Let
our young hero only advance in front with tho olive
branch hand and the the other and before
thirty days he VIII have instead Of eco 900 men, least
400 900 enlisted IN tho support Of the Union. remain
yours, &C., L. L.
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INTERESTING FROM CHARLESTON.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 80, 1881.
desire TO give you facts in relation tho state
OF Affairs in Charleston during the summer. ! was u
member Of the police force there until August last
lieying, with thousands Of others IN that city that
would be speedily retaken by the Union navy. Imms.
datey after declared the pay Of all officials I'M
DOR the new regime reduced twenty-five per cent
'ast during the At the same time provisions Of
every description Increasing In price, much so
that In fact II was impossible to live in decency-coih
ing at fabulous prices boots from 50 s13 per pair
everything at the same ratio. Tho next that
sto. should be closed AZ four o'clock to give the clerks
were compelled to do or be court martaled, which
would resat IN heavy fine Imprisonment. Then tho
oath OF allegiance WAS administered, which and several
others refused TO taseths choice lott being either
" ,,~e of 20 ischafgsd For lew days previous 70
my leaving Charleston went round the city wagon
ana nay sartod up ownfor tie railroad depot but
about ave minutes: too late for The train remained
up town until next day, as IL doubtful IL they would
lct mo eaye, as they We're Of opinion that knew too
much of their means Of defence. Reached Nashville,
tennessee, and WAS surprised 10 ind that could not
leave there without passport 50 went to tho passport
oco, but could not get without Official paper from
Charleston This | could not procure, but | ran tho
blockade, and in doing obliged to tho Cum
bWiand river, which runs along the city OF Nashville,
and this could not do without pass port, there were
armed men on both tho railroad and suspension biges
then hethcagh OF swimming tho river and the night
Of the 25h OF September, at half.las eleven O'Clock,
about two blocks distance from tho Suspension Bridge
across. However, was satisfied TO get safe and
kct on The journey that night, and arrived next ay
place called Gaiatm In the ncighborhood OF Bowling
Green, met a rcnnsylvanian by birth, but a
resident of that place for the last forty years.
stopped with him for two days and rights,
while his son was out looking for safe direction
To travel Eventually took the direction Of the Ohio ana
got on pretty We to the thrd day, when found was
pufspcd closely that lost my carpet bag and also my
aTade in the tight II tho thickness Of the woods
that saved me- us don't think lac asc iped. trici TO
fm tue place where lost him, but could not From tha
time IRA, eed nj night and slept IN tbs da 20,
an rishman to accompany me for ten or Twelve miles
night until he safe the Green river, at the
time telling that at lie safe from meet
ing with any rebel camps. was stopping at house
lag dinner the next Jay, when squad OF Uncle Sans
solliors along which turuei ont to belong to the
Sixth Indiana regiment, in comm IT Colane. Crtten.
den. Al this point there only ny i've be-
tween tic advance II the two pickles.. remained tho
balance Of that day and tho III General RJsecrals
etni. Hc gave Inc pass to travel on the railroad to
tnb city.
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INAUGURATION OF THE CHAPLAIN OF THE
OHIO NINTH

When the chaplain Of the Ninth regiment Of Ohio was
first introduced to the soldiers he addressed them fol-
lows:-
CaMRArEsl have the honor OF being p-opcs I'd to pou
by Colonel McCook, but more especially by Major which
take Of yuar Is in the future. ptesuma that
have do with who have long ago dismissed ,ha
humbug religion. With Bible in hand, with hymp book
and fabulous prayer, s}a never to you. Ny god
il liberty. Ny savatkn Is good ing and dr king: my
cunso alton is that Which tufiiy p omses When the
dram rolls for the tuiuult q battle 80 an 80, me
shutting my knees AID ptay M behind ct. n st mn
have brought with ne gun, an VII! tn n assist in
shooting Couga 'cs, u any 81 20 hav > rrow o. hesrt
if any want con soiltun. le' him ONE 70 win i'm
ptrt - L IA consolation and tc: Il aatn ng f. III the
soeal q! wcfa II GOO, bt from tn h-tor! II rmer
times. ! am man " whom yG1 . p rely. sly slr Is
perfectly Glyel1pcd have lsht and enlightenment.
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ARRIVAL or TIE UNITED STATES STORE
SLIP NIGHTINGALE.

Tho United States storeship Nightingale Captain p.
3. Horn, arrived hero this mor.ng from tho mouth Of
tho Mississippi u WIN Do recoliactoi that tho Nighta-
gale driven ashore al the time of the attack upon
feet New o bans by Captain Hoins. 1t was
at FIRST feared that she wou1 b, ab,c get or i
with the aii Of a steamer she was relieved from her
pros POSITION and arrived hore safely. She let n,
Southwest Pass the United States flagship Niagara and
United Stacs steamer Huntsville; as, s.oreships Pam.
pcro AID !. G. Kunr. The following is a list Of the
officers Of the Nightingale
Capta:n-I avid y. II IN.
FRS, Onlcer-W. A. Cline.
Second ufsiccr-W. II. lie Wolf.
Third Oniser--JoIn Hari ingtcn.
Acting Assistant Sirgcon--Arthur Rickctson.
Fay maslcf-H. d. Hnsay.
Prizemasiers Kemp;on and s. r. Hudson.
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The Maryland state Election.

BALTIMORE, NOV. o, 1861.
Returns hays been received from threeoarths OF thu
state The Legislature stands far heard FROM about
sMty-hv Onion, and secession not The senators
elected are Union ten, secession Seven secession
senators, who principally boarding at Fort Lafayette,
hold over
The Union men have already secured, with three hold
ing over, clear working majority.
The majority for Bradford, for Governor, will not BIO
less than 81, 900.
The vote is tho largest in all counties over cast in
the State. Hurrah for Maryland.
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Markets.
WNrMeJNs
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PnILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. o, 1851.
Stocks inactive. Pennsylvania State SIS. 76h; Reading
Railroad. l7H: Morris Canal, az Long Island Railroad
10; Pennsylvania Railroad, 49, Sight exchange ON New
York at par.
PHrADELrnIA, Nov. 0, 1891
Flour firm: sales OF supcrhnc at IS so. Whcat-Sales
OF 5000 bushels at 81 80 81 50 tor red and 81 40 for
white. Corn--Saes Of 5000 bushels at 81 re- a CSC.
Whiskey Arm at dc q &c.
BUFFALO, Nov. 9--1 p. N.
Flour unchanged Wheat quiet, owing to m advance
In canal freights: no sales. Corn quiet ana shade
the inside hgures Canal freights nrm-2tc. corn and
26c. OH wheat to NV York Lake imports to-day
IA 900 bbls Hour l5 900 bushels wheat $4,000 do
kxports-2,000 bbls. flour, 900 bushels wheat
2l1 900 do.
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The Case Of Captain Gordon, Convicted
af Slave Traffic.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Before Hon. Judges Nelson and Shp.nan


Nov, 9.ExJudge Dean, associated with Mr. Joachims-
asked the Judge TO set down day hear motion
for trial IN tho of Captain Gordon The Judge
saia he would hear the motion next saturday. Further,
that If the tra! Of the the Nigh he would
b. ae ~ akc NJ any othe criminal eases an vol
give hs attention TO the civil calendar during tho remain
der VI his Say.
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Arrival OF the st. George-saiifng OF tho
AnglO-SaxOn.
QUEBEC, Nov. o, 1851
The steamship 81 George from Glasgow passed Father
Point at nine O'Clock this morning dates are antc
pated.
The steamship Anglosaxon sailed for Liverpool forty
minutes past nine O'Clock this morning. She takes out
thirty cabin and seventy storage passengers.
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Balloon Ascension.

CLARgsnuRa, Va, Nov. Q, 1861.
largo balloon passed over this place at half past five
this evening; direction southeast. man waving flag
could be plainly distinguished.
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THE HOWITZER BATTERY IN THE BALLS
EIITEF EI,Hr

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
rooLEsv1rlE, Md, Oct. 30, 1861.
You viii obye6e pab,ic by stating in your valuable
paper that the Battery Of Ricketts,, consisting of
twelve FOUNDER howzers, which played important
part at Balls Bun, was manned by only folr regulars
and eight Company r. Second regiment, NJ " S.
NJ whose names rs foliows-Frederic, Howe, VII
liam Mullen, John j. Schso!crat, jams kennedy James
Hardy, NOSE Linderbeck and johnson. TAey Kept up
brisk fire till ordered to stop.
OSE OF THOSE WHO WERE TIE AcrInx.
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Horrid Accident at the Highlands, N. J.

HIGHLANDS N. j., Nov. o. 1861.
man by the name OF George Brown, a resident OF
Resevlle N j., was killed yesterday morning by tho
caving IN Of well which no digging that place
The earth cayed from the top and completely buried him
about fifteen feet below the surface Ho was removed
about an hour after the accident,
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

Now York Herald-CnIifornin Edition.
The mail steamship Northern Light, Captain Tinlilo-
paugh. will leave this port omorrow at noon for Aspn
wall
The mails for California and other parts OF the Pacific
will close at half past ton O'Clock to morning
The New York WEEKLY HERALp-CaIlfornia edition.
containing the latest intelligence from all parts tho
world, with large quantity Of local and miscellaneous
matter win be published O'Clock in the morning
Single copies, in Wrappers ready for mailing six cents
Agents will please send in their orders early pos
sible.
Official Drawings or Murray, Eddy s.
KssTucky, Extra CLASS 5s5-Noyembera 1861.
49, Co. X ss ~ "a - No. zs 49, 49, 3d. a.
20, 43, %, 6, 3, 8, 81, 81, 67, Sc, "a, 10.
Circulars sent free Of charge y Eb ether
Covington, KY, or St. Louis Mo.
Official Drawings OF the Delaware State
Extra CLASS g Novembers 1851.
40, As, Il, a. ss r. 81 s' 49, 90 CO.
JOHN JOHN Wv v. WALKER, Commissioners.
Royal Havana Lottery Prizes Cashcd
and information furnished by TAYLOR CO., No. 10 Wall
and Information gwen by JOSEPH BATES, Broker No. -
Wall street, up stairs, New York.
Whites Fall style Of Dress Hat IL Pro-
claimed by all loyal citizens to be the gem of the season.
ZIG broadway,
Carries ac visite-Alhum Photographs
81 DOZEN beautifully executed Extra large
ST. Kimbal Gallery, AT Broadway
CristndorO's Hair Dye, Wigs md Ton
pss the best the world wholesale and RETAIL and the dye
BACHELORS Hair Dyc-The Best In the
world; harmless reliable and instantaneous Sold and
Piled at BACHELORS Wig Factory, Ii Bond street
Pure TObnccO.-YellOw Bank VObnc-
co-Goodwins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco, free from all
puries, for sale by all tobacco and Dealers
wholesale by 4. GOODWIN X BROTHER 2t9 Water street
Trusscs.-Mnrsh u Co.'s Radical Cure
Trusscs also Military Shoulder Bruce and Abdominal sap
porter combncd-a superior article No. 2Vesey Astor
House, opposite the church.
y'russes, Abdominal Supporters, Sus-
pensory Bandages Shoulder Braces. Drs. GLOVER Il
THORNE, No. Ann street. under Barnums.
l73 fremont Street,
BOSTON.
We well both in and urt hear good accounts
4 LCayy rg.t1 ,xly.y ZRl.Y
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LONG RUN AT BILARps.-Ed c. (ahiIl, Of Reeves bill
lard rooms, in Broadway, made last night 202 points
game, in hour and i've mnutos-sad to DO the
best run ever made here.
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LlNacIs--TAYioR.-On Thursday, November I, by tho
Rev Dr. Bnrchara Of the Presby church. Theeath
street MAuRlcE f. INousr, M ~. 10 Miss JosLlHNg
LoR youngest daughter of Isaac Taylor, ESQ., both Of
this city.
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Hynrricd.

Damp and Exposure XIII More thnn
bullets in soldiers should provide themselves with
HOLLoWAY'S Pills.
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l73 fremont street,
BOSTON.
We well both in and ur and hear good accounts
Of our friends at Eoxbufy and S.lem. NJ. A. Il.
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y'russes, Abdominal Supporters, Sus-
pensory Bandages Shoulder Braces. Drs. GLOVER 4
TH0RNE, No. Ann street. under Barnum's.
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DROP PERGUS0NS GRAND CONCERT ON THH
Irish Union Harmonic Pipes, assisted by other eminent
talent, "Wednesday evening Nov 49, af the Brooklyn H.
stitute, " Ellington street Tickets IS ccnta
CTRoNGS PATENT ARMY TRUNK AND PORTABLE
- Bedstead combined Of Warren ana Broadway
rrIIURSToN'S TOOTH POWDER.
Neutrahzcs acides, the tartar, protects the
Teeth from decay is universally Acknowledged the ss
dentfcs In world Price lis Franklin street,
WINNER BOOTS. WATERPROOF BOOTS.
W a LARGE STOCK OF WINTER BOOTS NJ
IARfN BROOKS a SONS.
No. asa Broadway coTutro! HOWARD ssee@
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Bachelors Hair Dyc-The Best In the
WORLD harmless, reliable and Instantaneous Sold and APP
piled at BATCuELOR'S wig Factory, IL Bond street.
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Carries dc Vlsite-Alhum photographs
81 per Dozen beautifully executed Extra large Photographs
81. kmball Gallery, All Broadway.
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CristnlorO's Hair Dye, wigs md Ton-
PEGS the best In the world wholesale RETAIL the
privately applied No 8 Aston House.
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A Pure TObaccO.-YellOw Bank TObnc-
coGoodwins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco. free from all n
puries, for sale NY all tobacco and Dealers
wholesale by +. GOODWIN X BROTHER 2t9 Water street.
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Trusscs.-Marsh u Co.'s Radical Cure
Trusscs Military Shoulder Abdominal sup
porter cobineda superior article. No 2yesey Aston
House. opposite the church.
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Royal Havana Lottery Prizes Cash ed
ana information furnished by TAYLOR Co. No. l6 all
l AZ
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Prizes CHshed In all lie alizcd Lotterie
and information given by JOSEPH BATES, Broker, No.
Wall street, up stairs New York
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| Whites Fall style of Dress Hat Is Pro-
claimed by all loyal citizens be the gem of the season.
L Il ll.na
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GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE

- MAJ SfIo9iNo W.
CLOTHING.
The f saifs s;fets ESTABLISHMENTS
In the city,
COMPELLED BY THE WAR
f 5s through
icf Bowery.
calling the attention OF tho public this satc
S y' a 81 IN me An
have been seeking establishment, where g obtain
cc cSnR SGi Fo LFr Ah' saah Y
cne f'0S W. viii allow The pyes Of twttns
three dsys any weh % e., a
aea STYLE or a. Or 4 ts arrangement is not sufficiently
our Terms q sac are s!r!s.lS Tor cash. and -
WE GUARANTEE BETTER ARTICLE OF CLOTHING
Tor price, fonna elsewhere In
hundred ana NY cents harry b able rsspoRaa
Fifty Of the Wholesale Prices Of Goods
Call them satisfy yourselves, and by liberal patronage
TIE Sowsy co fS tGs s1IEox
10 D'"e'y "f r. G GEAsE is's Superintendent
GENTLEMES,s NEW AND LEFT OFF CLOTHING
VI purchased for the Western market. Address Conroys
4f Centre street.
NToLAssEs FOR sALE.-soo BARRELS CHOICEST
A New Orleans Monsscs; my oWn mpo5,a' h..Nrw
26O Greenwich and 50 Murray street.
l MrLrr sigs'v Works,
published In the
Price Twenty five cents each.
CAVALRY DILL,
Schools of The Trooper, Platoon and Squadron.
l6o pages and 80 engravngs
ARTILLERY DRILL
Manual of the Piece and Iish. Battery Manauvrs.
lGo pages and " engravngs
INFANTRY TACTICS.
Containing til. School Of shs Soldier Manual of Arm. 70.
Porn p and me saa
leo pages and % enyravinga
INFANTRY TACTICS,
Containing instruction in the School Of the Battalion
Parts and Infantry Tactics. DO had bound in
volume. Price hfty cents
ARMY MANUAL
Containing S siIns'f REr &c Sp RkFJs
sn rs f psparnen e g. ana
not introduced IN The A@s
Go nons Of ans a ae as IN @
work II also recommends Itself the soldier on account q
morocco carried without about me
wv '''~'' y ''' '' j. W FORTUNE,
Wholesale Dealers AZ wT an ;acS 'nsrs
NOS H5sT SHE Il WiI,SSs rS'adsiSiia,Fa
25l Pennsylvania avenue, Washington. DC.
GRAY c 4 4 EasSh b, cfI, Sa. No. NJ,
DROP PERGusoNs GRAND CONCERT ON THR
sn Vse rPes ax * * os
sti'ute, Washington street Tickets IS cents
CTRoNGs PATENT ARMY TRUNK AND PORTABLE
- Bedstead combined Of Warren st. and broadway
U'HURsToN'S TOOTH POwDERl
Neuatzes acidities removes the tartar protects me
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SHERIFF SALE.

I(l virtue Of a special execution to me di.
- reeted. issued from the office Of the Clerk
VI Tie District Court in aud for the county OF
Cedar md state of Iowa, in favor of Mary nan.
na ana against Se,ytlus iuiis and Arisleuu,
LUIS, have levied ulsun the 10 lowing prope, "
as the properly of the said selvelus tufts and
Arlstedus Tufts, to.wit:
lhe northwest quarier and the east half of the
southwest quarter OF section tnirt, -four, town
snip eighty two north Of ran re /. o. west ol the
nth p. m, containing 240 acIe,. more or less:
aud also the southwest frac tional quarter OF the
southwest quarter Of Sc ton ii ieen township
eighty two. north Of lHn.e two west Of the fifth
p NJ containing ~ .t-lO0 acres and also the
east hall OF she southeast quarter and the north
west quarter of the south asst quar.er of section
seventeen III wnship eight, 1--WE. range three
west containing l20 acis>; and also tie north
east quarter OF the northwest quarter Of section
twenty 'tour IN township cigniy-tWO, narth OF
range three, west, containing ~ acres: ais the
southeast quarter of the northeast quarter o.
section twelve IN township eighty two. north u
range thIee, ,st. containing 40 acres vi .ir The
api urt-nnhces her, On: said iaud Is situated II
cdr county, Iowa;
Ana shall offer Tie same for sale at public out
cry At the Court House door in the town %
Upton. in said county, on saturday, the 18th da,
of Apis, A. j.. lsol, at one O'Clock T. NJ. @
said Jay, I" ttisfy said execution anI costs thu
may accrue thereon.
Dated this 2osh day of March. A. d. ls1l
j. l.. BRADSHAW.
| pr fee s4] Sheriff of Cedar county. io~a.
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MIR. Kasscu Mt Home,

We find tho following notice Of Mr..
kas>on's appointment. in the Stnte Jour
nal, the central organ Of Iowa Democra-
cy:
John a kasson, Esq Of this city,
has been appointed by the President aud
confirmed BY the Senate, First Assistant
Postmaster General While we, OF course
have not poll,ica! scntinen, in common
with Mr. kasson, and while we strongly
dissent from every doctrine the able ad.
vocacy Of which has given him the place,
We wish to congratulate him upon his
good fortune, and extend to him our sin.
ccrc wishes Of success w consider him
abundantly able to I'LL the position, and
while We DO not consider the position as
fully commensurate with his claims or
ability, we still have no occasion to mag
nifty the Office in order to be able to say
tina. he has been honored at the hands Of
his party chief. 1t is ell kown that We
haze not been chary Of Mr. Kasson Us a
politician; We desire to testify, therefore,
to his ability as u man, and to his worth
as a gentleman. Ia our humble opinion,
his Withdrawal from Iowa politics will
leave vacancy in his party which can.
no. be filed. He was as able as any of
his colleagues, and in candor and cour-
tesy far above them all -
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ROCHESTER, IT,, March l3. 1861


As our schools have mostly closed, and
our editors have favored US with column
for educational purposes, would it not be
and instructive far some teach
er in each township, t" send in short re-
port for the educational column, in refer
ence to the number of sch""ls taught, the
advancement made, and the interest mani
Tested by the parents! My school aver
aged thirty three, and the per cent Of at
tendance was seventy three, during the
winter term, which think cannot be easily
surpassed in country school. The schools
of Rochester and Sugar Creek townships
have all had teachers, and the most OF
them have given good satisfaction. Du-
ring the past winter, We have held five as
snciations. in these two townships, which
were we'll attended by the people. AND
some Of our citizens express determine
ton to keep them up summer and winter
J. L. HAlGHr.
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NILSSON RI.

The action Of Missouri has been looked
to with much interest. The Convention,
called in view Of the cx.encies { the
times, adjourned, on the 222d inst, till
tie third Monday in December. after
having passed resolutions strongly in ia.
vor OF the Union. and declaring for Ma
tional Convention. They also declare
that there is at present 40 adequate cause
for retiring from the Union, and refuse
at this time to pledge Missouri to seccs-
sion. even in the even, Of the res, of the
Border States Seeding, or no plan o!
adjustment will be Exceeded by the
North. Missouri may, therefore. be re
garded as true TO the Union in spite o.
all the Efforts Of the sccvssionists to ye
her out -.Vu, jour-
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Amendment by the President.

WASHINGTON, March 22.-The Sen.
ate confirmed j. w Nye Governor of
Nevada; Rufus King, Mnist to Rome;
Bradford K Wood, Minister to Denmark;
Arson BurI,ngame, Minister to Austria;
Amasa O. Crosby, Minister to Guatemala;
James o. Putnam, Consul to Havre !;
Fireman II Morse, Consul to London /;
Jas. II. Anderson, Of Ohio. Consul to
Hamburg Francis II Moody. Receiver
of Public Money at Little Rock. Lieut..
Har,suff, Assistant Adjutant General
with the rank Of Captain.
The following P~tmasters were con-
frmed Edward C David, Dubuque !;
Jas. + Abrahams, Burlington, Iowa !;
Sidney L. Won B,nhorst, Pittsburg -
David G Rose, Marshal for Indiana
VIM II / Gurley, Attorney for Iowa
Geo. a Nourse, Attorney for Minnesota
Alex G. Sands, Marshal for the Southern
District of OHIO Herbert NJ. Hoxie,
Marshal for Iowa
Joshua r. Giddings. Of Ohio, was
nominal for Consul General to British
North America
Thomas Corwin having Withdrawn his
d"clnation, was confirmed Minister to
Mexico.