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Intelligence from members Of Mr. Lin
coins suite hes been received here stating
that Mr.. Chase viii positively be offered the
Treasury Department. This statement seems
conhrmed BY information from other sources,
unless the President elect should see ht TO al
Ter his present inclination after reaebing
Washington
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MORE AND MORE FoPULAR EVERY DAY
HAIR REsToRATIVB.
sRR WHAT
eEHEas SAT oE II.
4 Di.liag.a.A.s 81 Lola. Plg.lslsa "a.


81. LOWS, July 10, 1850.
o. }. WOOD, Esq., Dear slr:-AlioF \ me the Pleas.
ure and satisiactigp 20 transmit to you the beneh
i've years. l commenced using your Restorative In
January 1858, since which tim [ have not beon
without bottle on had. When eOmnlonced the
use, my har was quite thin, and At least one third
gray. feW applications stopped fts tnrninr and
In three weeks tint there was not gray hair 10 he
noticed, neither has there been up to this time
Atter my hair was comp pletely restored continued
lis use By applying two OF three times per month =
Ny hair has ever continued healthy soft and dlfgF
and my scalp perfectly free from dandruf 40 not
imagine the facts above mentioned viii be Of any
particular advantage to you, or even natfer your
vanity at this late day a. am we'll aware they are
are az well known ALREADY, and even more Woadof1I
ones throughput the Union. have occupied my
time In travelling the greater part Of the time The
past three years ana have taken pride and pleasure
In recomma ndinR your Restorative, And erhfbitinr
It's effects in my own case. la several instaDcas L
have met wirh people who have pronounced Il A
humbugi saying they had used IL and without effect
In every instance, however, II proved, by probing
tho matter, that they bad not used your article AZ
all, but had used article said to be a. good
yours, and selling It abot half the price have
noticed Two or three articles myself advertised as
above. which have no doubt are humbugs u h.
astonishing that people will pafronlze an articla VI
no reputation, when thore is Ons ~ hand that has
been proved beyond dOubt. ...
Apparently, some OF those ehsrlatOns have not
brains enough 70 write advertisements as notice
they have copied ours, word Tor word II several in
stances, merely inserting some other name in place
OF yours.
have, within the past I've years seen and talked
with more than Two thousand persons thsi have
used your preparation witt perfect successsoms fer
badness. gray hair, scald head, dRudru and overy
disease the scalp and bead are subject 70. 81.
called 70 soc you personally, It your original
% n ~ Nn5 yI sie' DaI earned yon were nov
You are at liberty 20 publish this or 20 refer mar
ties TO me- Any communication addressed no me
Box Mol ,s20. viii be promptly answered ~
- JANIS WHITE, N. D.
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DR.. JAMES /. LEEPEIi, writes from HaFarrs,
Stark County, Ohic, ,'Ite Bittefs ARE hlzly rriis-
ed By those sungTipg FROM Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
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Ogstfrs.

n s. MALTBY'S OYSTER De-
VI POT Clate Holt Maltby's) CELEBRATED
WILL Be RECEIVED DAILY
From hie saLt blishment 10 Baltimors-put 90 ~
cans and warranted fresh and good or no sale.
Also hermeticaly Sealed Oysters b0bstcrs CianI.,
Spice Oysters and sardines kept constantly On
hand.
Baltimore, New York and Princes Bay Sh 40 OY
ters viii be ra0eiFed daily BY Express.
81 CRACKHEa for sale By the barrel.
". ". GAINES, Agent.
SEP m. aa9 77nisrrar sfrs-.t ~. yelflt -
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The arrangements for Mr. Lineoln's inau-
guration are more perfect than on any form
er occasion. Senator Foot as Chairman Of
tbe Committee, has almost exclusively de-
7ised the excellent plan, which will give Sc
curity and convenience TO the public at the
same time. All the suggestions about dan
ger or difficulty ia connection with this cere-
mony, are now absurd. The conspirators
have succumbed from necessity. l-.r
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oDelIaI UIslaIVnes 70 n y HeIIl
TIE REPORT OF SECRETARY DIX.

The Secretary OF the Treasury says it is
believed duties of impor's continus to be
collie, ted in the ports Of entry established in
South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana
and Florida, and that vessels are en- cred and
cleard in the usual manner; but so far as the
department has been advised the collectors
assume to perform their duties under author
ity OF the States in which they reside, and
hold and reserve the duties subject to the
same au hority.
Only about half the officers Of the customs
in those States have catered on their duties
% the governments Of these States withou
considering II necessary TO perform this official
ceremony, so greatly has the moral tone OF
individuals been impaired by the example OF
disloyalty TO the Unson. The documents
transmitted embrace correspondence relative
to the customs, the New Orleans Mint. sc.
In speaking Of the general subject the
Secretary says " throughoutthe whole course
OF eneroachment and aggression, the e1erat
government has borne hself with a spirit OF
paternal forbearance Of which there is no
example in the history Of public society, wait
ing in patient hope that the empire of reason.
would resume its sway over those whom the
excitement Of passion has thus far blinded,
and trusting that the friends Of good order,
wearied with submission TO proceedings which
they disapprOved, would at no distant day
rally under the banner Of the Union, and
exert themselves with vigor and success
against the prevailing recklessness and vio-
lsnce.
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Aanirs a Wnshinrton.
special Dispatches to n. Y. Times.
RENFoRCEHEEF OF FORT sUMTER CoNTENPLA-

RRINFoRcENENF OF FORT SUMTER coNTENPLA-
TED.
Tam reliably informed that the Admins
tration designs reinforcing Fort Sumter by
The means suggested in the Times a few days
since, 1. C., by boats at night. The fact was
communicated to Gov. Piekens to-day, and
hei'amediately telegraphed to Mr. Tyler, in
quiring ifit were true The latter replied
that he knew nothing about it, could not
believe il, but would inquire. JHlIg
HA HURRY TO GET Ho4E. s
Mr.. Buchanan leaves the White House, for
Wheatland direct on the evening of the 4th
Of March, Immediately after Mr. Lineoln's
Inauguration.
AFFAIRS AT SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON.
A letter received from Democratic officer
in the United States Army at Savannah, Ga,
to New-York member Of Congress, says that
lists for volunteers had been open one week,
during which time thirty-fiye men volunteered
as privates, and there were two thousand sp
plications for commissions. D.
The Governor had ordered the purchase Of
2 steamer for the Georgia Navy, at an expense
Of $4,000.
Auc uluNcl soy Nn0 Fcopig arc GtaL anu
expect civil war in two weeks. Many peo-
pie are strongly for the Union, but dars not
speak The telegraph Office is watched by
two men, at Sc per day. Nothing is allowed
to pass except they indorse it. He says the
same thing viii be done with the nails
This letter, be thinks, would cost aim his life
if its contents were found out. He describes
the mobbing Of the English captain as brutal
aud disgFRoeful. The whole thing was done
in the presence Of the captains wife. He
says all the Union men hope Lincoln will en-
force the laws, he is himself a Southern
man. -ai-
A gentleman arrived here from Charleston
tonight BE is a New-YOrker, and was well
treated there, but had strong Endorsements
with him. He represents 4hatfour thousand
troops are under orders, but says there is no
prospect of an immediate attack on Fort
Sumter The people demand it. but Gov
Pickens must wait JEFF. Davis movements
The harbor is all clear, vessels passing in and
out. Everything is quiet and business pros
trate.
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RrvELArIoSs REsrEcrlxo Mr.. T1orD.

Another act of late Secretary Floyd has
Dust come to light, which does not reflect
much credit upon him as a loyalist to the
government he was protesting 70 serve, and
whose treasury he was feeding upon. It ap
pears that last summer be ordered Eve COM
panies Of United States troops to Fort Ran
dali, on the upper Missouri, and then ordered
all the wagons and horses and mules sold, so
that the moment winter set in they could
neither leave by the river, which is usually
frozen up as early as November, nor overland
in consequence of not having sufficient trans
.portation material to convey a single COM
pany. .-,.
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Dispatches from New Mexico received
here to-day cay that the bin abOliShing the
Slave Code was tabled. The bill calling q
Convention has passed the Senate, but may
Be defeated in the House through de infu-
enee Of RaPhhel Armiio, the Rrsfect Of Bes-
nalello county. The Indians were dsTasts-
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MOTHERS READ rms

The iallosing Is an extract nom a letter Wdttsn
BY the pastor oi q baptist Church 70 the journal
and MESSENGER" Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks vol
umes 10 iavor o. that World-renowned medicine, o.
MEs wNsuOw's SOOTHING sTHUP FoH CmLDEEN
rEEFHiEG
"Weesc 40 advsrtissInent IA your columns Of Nm
Winsioe's soothins syrup. Nov We never said q
word IN .sVor patent medicine before in our hie
but we ge compelled 20 sy 20 your readers, that this
no humbug-wE HAFE TRIED II, AID EEoW IT TO
4 AL II CLAIMS. Il is probably, one Of the most
coessful msdieiues Of the day, because it is one o.
the besS And those Of your readers Who have babiss
oan't DO better than 20 lay in 3 supply"
- ad7ertiasn,er,r h auother ooluun seu2sllqs
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RE40 F1L.
HAS RETURNED 10 HIS OLD

II - ~ - 80 - 4 - ---@~ -
IL stand, UNDER THE AMERICAN HOTEL
wnere be will oonfinas 70 keep choice assortment
Of the most improved kinds Of sPEOTACLES. AL
his Glasses, whuther for near or far sighted, are
ground under his 0wni pocton, By machinery Of
new construction, with the greatest care, 30 70
suit the eyes H. all cases. curing Weakness, DiZzi-
strength tor long reading or fine sewing.
~ n. h s0LOH0SEoN would here inform the pub
lie that be never employs any in the sale Of his
Lenses.
81 Also. splendid assortment cfSPT G GLASSES
MICROSCOPES, C0MPASSES, &c, on hand.
81 ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without paih.
q periect ~ natural.
0FFrrr-Nu ~ SUPERIOR gt nuRaa
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in from throe to six weeks This articls Is fas ONLY
one q me hind u-oI By the French, ana 10 London
and Pa b. % d iu universal use.
lt y beautiful, economical, soothing, ID atimu-
ihtins Compound acfing II By magic upon the
roofs causing g beauiiui growth % luEuria1t hair
IL applied " the scalp, ir VIII cure hALDHE ESS
and cause % spriug up 10 place % the bald spots
haa gruEth % new hsir. Applied according 10 dl-
roctipns, a. will turn EED Or toWg hair DARK and
restore gray hair 90 its original color leaving sof
slnQqth, and LsEtbls- The '.Oh9C ENTi' q an in
dspqnHatle article In oYsry gentleman's toilet and
1llgr one woe age they woulo motor any conside-
Tine arc the only Agents for the article
addressed. F--f 7ff-I.
Price-Une DOller a Box For SALE by an Drug
gists and Dealers; or box Of the "OnFuent fHaF-
rsnted % have the desired osct) will b. sent - any
Wo desire i, By mail direct securely packed, on
dress HORACk1l, HEGEHAN CO.,
DRUGGISTS, &C.,
tel2l ;3isdtW a Williams St n T. q
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aWHAr's IN NAME. E.-The Milwaukee
Sentinel, in commenting upon the multiplied
ty of names suggested for the Southern Con-
fsderacyi thinks the most appropriate would
be to nameithe GOnfederaey after one Of It's
most rabid sons, and ,eau it 'sIhs Rhstt-ehOd
COniederacy."
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n AXE ERIE PAPRR COAIP'Y,
\ hauulanfurpr4 " qiitNrING AID BOOK
4 subsf6f aaliiy 81 iIIeF sui o llygrabla terms.
n VI TATLOR, Agent
iuuef ailNa - Badk So
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speolal DlspateI.ss . - Tlme..
GIN. oAss EoT CONG 10 VHEATT.AyD.

Gen. Cass does not visit WheaOand with
Mr.. Buchanan, but leaves for Chicago direct
on Tuesday next BY the Baltimore and Chic
Railroad.
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TAMES s.. ODELL, Bf
81 FOuNDER And MAECFACr
ar,al Work Of every description, So 7r
! IN toora nom Superior stfocs. cifgti
a nrsTsrad % furni1h aN Eiuds "a tfAADlLat
9t5sri. Water oF Ca, ari nn tht d. .dfF Nefsr Z
u1lf & tha FluuhtnF nuairess Be-
KIDD made and rsrairah Bra la-..
aRd1FAEl Work ~ sll tiaAs rsbairsd.i
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#saifinfs.
NFALLIBLE LINIMENT.

Dr. Stephen Sweet, Of Connection
Tht great natural Bone setter.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, ofConnecticut
= known ~ over the United ststss.
Dr. Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut
fs ths authsr o. 'Dr. svoet's lnhni6ls Liuinsnt
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Cures Rheumatism and never fails.
DR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
oufea Burns and soalas immsdiatalE,
Dr. Sweets Infallible Linimenf
l. certain remedy for RsdIass
DIR. Sweets Infallible Linimenf
Is ehs boat remedy ior spFuias and Bruises.
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Cures Headache immodinisly and never tzils.
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Aaords Immediate relief for Piles, and seldom tails
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Cures TOothaehs 10 ons minute.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Cures Cuts, Wouuds immediately, leaving no lrar
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Is the best remedy for sores IN thskuosu world
Dr., Sweets hfallible Linimeni
II Has been USED bg more than million people ans
DR.. SWeet s Infallible Liniment
L traly friend in ndod, p and every family sho'o
DR.. Sweets Infallible Linimeni
Is for sale b. an Drhgsists. Pfios ai cents.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
sspe7.dAwR26 Sole Propristorl, NorUich, q.
,Esr ale in Cleveland b. .Wm- Fisks, and Strong
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Ths A..apI. upon n1r. Ean wrel,.

A Washington dispatch gives the follow
ing particulars of the assault upon Represen-
tative Van Wyck;
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TERMS OF THR wRBK1y1EADRR.u

- Hereafter we shall write the name of every
snoscriber on each paper sent. -6aa
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OYBTERB, OYSTERS.
MANN & co.'s
JUSTLY CELEBRATED AND

M a y n AZ y " 3D.. y
Justly CELEBRATED AND
BALTIMORE OYSTERS.
In Cans eHd Kegs warranted fresh and tree from
shells, and superior 20 any in the market and are
now recarod daily bY rs
J. r.. & A. 5. GORHAM,
l0i 6UPERIoR sTREET,
Who are the only authnriEsd agents tor this city
We are prepared 20 supply country deaisrs with any
quantity, and AZ any time. These oysters are put
up under the supervision OF
Ma. JOSEPH r MANN.
Whose reputation IS sufficient guarantee alone Tor
the good qualities Of ths oysters. wl guarantee
them sqral in size 70 any oyster put 40 10 Btiti-
mOre, and sre ruaiy % supply oar county tTiehdH
cheaper than eFe-. We also keep
SHELL OYSTERS AND CLANS
By the barrel or bushel. Manufacturers OF every
kind Of Crackers, and Of a superior quality, which
J.H.&As s. GoRHAM,
octsRl0 l0l superior gtfeet.
FAIR IA VEN OYSTER&
THE CELEBRATED FAIR HA-
VEN Plant Oysters, being the largest and hnesi
Oysters caught ~ this season Of thf yeGr, ara
oeived daily By Express n cans and keg1, and Tor
sale only BY J. u. a, s. G0khAA
Oct3; tla ias Superiur stIaaf
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PERHT DAVIS PAIN kIILER.-This Medi-
cline has tecame an arpiele % oommefoe-no other
medcine haa ever atialnd this before, it s - much
en item IN every hil Of roods to country mer-
chants as tea, oolea or sugar This spaaks volnmes
iu its aver Glenn Falls Messenger.
- sqli 81 lyW..,r :, and By 3. D. Gaylord, Wm.
fisks, u s. Mackenzie, STRONG 3 Armstrong, aud
\. W. Saekridsr, Cleveland, y.
- 81 Adver lsement In another column
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y The death Of Mr.. Birket the artist, is
announced.
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pr. Weayer's Canker and salt Rheum surup
and Cerate for curing HumOrs by
purifying the Blood.

NUNU ID UTo.-1UUW u NUIUs
When disease has baon long IN tho system, the
Erut Gathering symptoms aiser taking the Syrup ls
that the humor Increases on the skln. This should
not alarm you, d only shows that the disease is
working out lust the result ue want TO see. Apply
the Corate and the humor viii heal and the disease
soon disappears.
So Solo BY E. r. Gayiord, o, s. maekanEie, K.
". sackrlder. strong q Armstrong and Wm. Flake,
Cleveland, D
UsE-Soe Advertisement,
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HEY AhE USED AMI hE-
COMMENDED b. ieadine Physicians Of the
co ntry, and ell who Try them pronouneo them In
Dr.. JAMES L. LEERER, writes from Hsvsrrs.
sd by those sg1sEing frOn Indigestion, DysDePsa,
Es. DAVIS, Postmaster at WiHianport, Ohio,
sayssefhsi- give great satisfaction. use them ny.
self, having AIKEN cold, oecomc prnstrafe and lost
my appetite. II relieved ne, an tan recommCud
il with greas hszurunoo 81 its merit1.H
DR.. Wm.M- kaKE, Of Rogarville, Ind-s writes
Us that they the most valuable Medicine ournd.
he has rrc5mmended them With great success, and
with them made several Of palpifation of The
Heart and General Debility.
THOMAS STANFORD, Esq, Blouutsyiile, Henri
Co., Ind, writes Us lOng letter, under dale - Nay
4 1850. BE much reduced, having b en- ailicted
for ID years with great nGrFona debility rllriu-
tion q the heart Of the most sFere Gld pru8tranG
character, atter using Tow bottles was con pete-
y restored, and am now In robust heaith-"
GEOhGE W. HOFFMAN says he was AFFLICTED
with rheumatism f1r twenty years. lu al It's Feriau
forms, and at the date Of THIS letter be ned been Eo
years well; the Bitters efaCting the cure Whcl lgI
era physcians attending him could do him no god.
He says--"For khenmatlanl, DTspersla, Liver Com
plant, Kidney Alection, or DrUpsy, it ~ speeino
certain remedy.
NV. HUNT writes from DeIphos, AiIoa CouutI
Ohio. 10 seetiou where Fever and Ague prgTalllil
that he most cheorlly recon mends them o decided
merit n all cases Of FoVsr and Ague, Dyspepsia and
General Debility.
DIX GALLEHERs, I'D, writes IRON Van Vert
Ohio--'I most respectfully arecommend the sherrr
Wine BittsrH 20 the notice Of DsneutC naEEong and
70 Ell Who require q stimulating medicine.
SUCH NEWS We ARE RECEIVING DAILT.
Bs-Full Directions Accompany Zach Bottle.
SOLD By DRUGGIsTs EVERYWRERE
Pries IS Cent? Per Bottls. &
IN. HARRIS CO., Prupfiet1ia,
Cincinnati, o. ior the Western dtalll.
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~ 10 UoNsuNPTivEs.-Ihe advertIseTl
laviuc Len rustorsd - health ina very few Weeks
y a very simple remedy, amer having suffered sew
sral yoarl with severe lung Affection, and thar
Tread dise.ss. Cdasamnlieu-.i uuzioul b usts
known I. b. ielloE-sal.ftr. ftc Eistns d 11ct.
To all Hho dosirs it he vii send f5pY Of tl6 rfs-
soriptiou aasd tiros q oar1ol VITA tho direceons
for preparing aud using the same, which they viii
and sURE CURE FpR CONSUMPTION, ASTH
MA, BRONCHITIS, &C, The only object In send
Ing "a Prescription is 70 benedt the afflicted, and
Hproaa Information which he conceives 70 be invai
able ani be hopes every sufferer viii ny his remedy
us Fjn cost them nothing, and may prove blsss@
ing
Partiea Wishing the prescription viii pleass ad
dress RET. EDWARD A. WILSON,
osilSRaR Wqlisinshunyh, Kings Qo1nty. n. Y.
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ting the Territory. Dr. Conley and Col
street had left for Washington 70 ask regi-
ment Of volunteers to suppress hosdlities.
Special Dispatches to Gin Gazette
WORK ACCOMPLISHED.
There have been, during the present ses-
sion, fifteen public and thirty-three private
acts, three public and Eve private resolu-
tons approved by the President. About
one-fourth OF the number were passed during
the second session Of the Thirty-6fth Con-
gress.
THE SENATE FAIRLY AT wORK--APPRoPRIATioss
ToR rHE SOUTH.
The Senate devoted to-day to legitimate
business, considering the California War
Debt bill, and the Postal and Civil Appro-
priatlon bills. In the latter bill a great many
appropriations were made for the Southern
coasts; ior the Survey Of the Florida reefs,
$4,000 were appropriated, while all the
southern light houses, light vessels, buoysi
beacons, &C., are provided for. No distlnc
tlon is yet made. No extra provision for re-
storing beacons and buoys, and cleariog out
The channel, etc, Of Charleston harbor is in
cluded in the bill. ...
Special Dispatches TO N. Y Herald.
TaE HEALTH OF MAJOR ANDERSON,
The statement published in several news
papers, that Major Anderson was very i'll ct
Fort Sumter, is not credited. The War De-
pArtulent have intelligence from him as late
as the nth inst, and no mention was made
Of his being indispOsed. Equally untrue is
the report that be is without funds.
rHE POLICY OF THE NEw ADMINISTRATION.
One Of the beayiest cotton brokers IN New
Orleans has written to Hon. John Covode,
requesting his opinion as to the future policy
of Mr.. Lincoln. Mr.. OoyOde replied, that in
his opinion the incoming Rdministr ton viii
avoid, as tar as possible, any collision or difh
Guilty with the seced ng States; but if q state
Of affairs is forced upon it which is not de-
sired, the point will be made at New Orleans
first, because the Mississippi must be kept
tree by the unanimous voice Of the North
wese and second because. New Orleans is the
only Southern city where much revenue Is
collected. Mr. Covode added, "if secession
is To be tolerated, the future of New Orleans
is gloomy indeed. In all sincerity and frank
aess, l must advise you to sell out It is
safe to say that Mr. Covode did not take this
step in Ignorance of the existing state of ai-
fairs
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