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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-16
tn our Subscribers,

Our necessities compel to make earnest call up.
on all our customers ior The payment Of aearages. We
have but small supply 81 paper hand and shall nos
have The means Of repsnshng IL unless success.
ful in making early collections Some Of our suhscri.
bers indebted iot long periods, and hope sense
Of justice ani liberal disposition will induce them to
make little extra eIeriion help in this emergen.
ey. The increased price Of ink and paper, and The
guirement Il cash for everything We get, cOrpe Us ID
exact more strict compliance with our terms two
doIa 10 advance OF two dollais and fly cents when
payment is delayed New subscribers will ia ell case.
Re expected 10 pay ia advance. Subscribers indebted
for the present year win be charged bu, Two dollars. i
payment is promptly made. The stay law passed by
our Legislature which puts il Of power 10 en-.
force collections trust will operate but in few in
stances 10 our prejudice. An honest and honorable
ma viii not wait fOr The Law 70 compel him 10 be jusi
70 b. neighbor.
The proslraon Of business in general has cut of IN
large degree our receipts for advertisements and job
work, and We must depend almost entirely upon our
subscription let Tor support but il l. hardly equal TO
that purpose now We hope our friends and The people
q Orange will exercise some d their naaenae TO in
crease our si and not suffer the paper to go down, as
many oshe have done Tor the want Of sufficient sup
port. We shall continue, earnestly and industriousy.
10 enjsavot TO make our paper useful, and 70 give al
impahsn, and reliable news nearly II not quite early
o any other weekly paper Ia the State We think our
opportunities will ensbls ~ to do this.
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WESTERN VIRGINIA


The retreat Of the Federals from Sewell
Mountain is fully confirmed. The prisoners
who arrived Yesterday deny that Rosencraniz
vas 10 command there. and cav that Cor was
the General who directed this runaway nave.
men,. HIS lorce. they assert. consisted Of
only 1000 men; but We place little conf
deuce in any statement made By Lincoln
tie. Oar sdsices represent tina: Gems Lee
and Loring were IN pursui, Of the Federals.
with sufficient furce. including large body
Of cavalry. The enemy commenced the re
treat in Tie night. and had probably accom-
plished march of l6 miles before the Con.
federates started.
We have additional accounts Of the battle
al 6reenbtier river. FROM which we learn
that our lass IN killed and wounded did not
exceed is. Among the picke.s killed wa,
Wm. q. Blocker. u the 81 Arkansas volun.
ts,rs. a. brave a snldler as ever fought; and
among ihe missing. Iohn q. Carter. Of the
same regiment. The enemy carried away
some twenty wagan.laads 81 dead and woun-
ded. A letter iram Ppeahanias county m
nauness hat intelligence has been received
by special eouriers. that Hutions,ilie. ihe
main den % the Yankees. Is IN the posses.
ion ol our troops. Rslmoad Dipatol.
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New OsIeans. October IL.

A Naval Engagement begun this morning
at 3:45, at the head Of the Passes, aud it
lasted one hour. At 9 o'clock it was renew
ed.
The following Message has been received
by the the Naval Department from the Com
mander Of the Fleet, Commodore HoIlins:
Fort Jackson, o. Pm.
Last night attacked the Blockaders with
my little Fleet, and succeeded after very
short struggle in driving all Of them aground,
except the PEBBLE, which ! sunk. also
took prize from them, and after got them
fast in the sand peppered them we'll.
No casualties occurred on our side.
Our success was complete.
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P u BLIC SAL e

8 WILL SELL at the residence Of Andrew Borland, de
ceased. on Thursday the 3st day of October, 1861
ABOUT Fifty Barrels Of Corn,
A Crop of Oats, Hay, and Fodder,
several articles Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Three head of Horses, four or five head Of Hogs and
other articles.
Six months credit will be giveni bond and good Sc.
curiiy required.
ARCH'D STRAYHORN, Admir-.
October 10. i4-3wE
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Washington, Oct. 9.

Washington, Oct. 9.
Highly important advices have been re-
ceived from Cuba.
The Spanish War Steamer /" Leon" was
waiting at Cadiz the result of Cabinet
Conference, upon the European Coalition
against Mexico, that The ultimatum OF Spain
might Immediately be dispatchedto the Gov
ernor General of Cuba.
In the meantime an expedition is being
fitted out at Havana for Mexico, under
the pretext that it is destined for 81. Domin-
60. The expedition consists of six batteries
Of Howitzers and 10000 men, and it will be
ready to start the latter part Of the month.
IL is giver out that Spain is taking these
steps against Mexico on her own RESPONSE
bility, but advices state differently. The
English and French will send their quota Of
men to Cooperate with the feet in the Gulf.
The whole country will be startled with
this movement. The end in view is the reg
ulation Of Mexico, but the last and most Inn
portani object looks farther North.
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A lady, who has arrived here from Wash.
ington city. reports the fact Of the confirm.
ed exodus Of families from the Federal me-
lropolis. The most enormous sacrifices were
made Of property in order TO enable partie.
20 get away. The lady's own large house
hold establishment. consisting Of furniture.
&C., brought her only SAG. at auction. She
was told BY the auctioneer--a well known
party in Washington--ihal The Government
had spoken TO engage him 10 sell all the
public furniture in the capitals rather sig
nifcant indication that the next Lincoln
Congress does not anticipate holding lis
sessions 10 the Federal CITY.
Richns1sd Eramiasr
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STATE BIBLE CONVENTION or n. G.


This body will meet IN the Methodist
Church, 10 The town Of Salisbury, al 10
. clock Al. NJ. on "Wednesday the 25d inst.
lOcIober.)
The permanent organization Of State
Bible Society, and other important matters
will be before the Convention.
Delegates from al The county Bible Soci.
cites, a. yell as others friendly to this grea,
and good cause, arc expected 10 be pres
emit
Rev. Jas. n. Mcneil, late Secretary II the
American Bible Society, and other promi-
nenl gentlemen. are expected to be 10 attcn.
dance.
Delegates will be entertained during the
meeting a private houses. and free returr
tickets over the various railroads, will b,
given.
Al papers 10 the State please copy.
By order Of the Executive Committee d
The Rowan County Bible Society.
3. II. WILEY. see'y.
Oct. 4lh, 1861.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

A s Commissioner appointed by The County Court
"A Of Orange, ! will sell to thehighes bidder at the
Court House door in Hillsborough, on Wednesday the
9th day Of November next,
Five Valuable Negroes,
consisting Of one Man about fifty years Of age, Boy
abou, eighteen, Woman about thdrty-seven and her
two children, one boy about four years old. and the
other girl about two years old.
Twelve morlhs credit will be given; bond and good
security required.
ARCH'D STRAYH0RN.
Commissioner.
October 10. l4-3wp
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GEs. HILL.-We are glad 10 learn that
Brig. Gen. Hill is putting every thing in mo-
ton in bis department on our coast. He is
making personal inspection Of every point.
erecting new batteries and putting every thing
order for the reception Of the enemy. We
learn that our sounds will be covered with
armed vessels to meet the foe st.eyery point.
We observe that Gen. Hill makes requisi-
ton upon the people Of Craven for one.fDurth
Of their slave force for two weeks 10 aid in
the construction Of batteries. He also pro-
poses 10 accepta regiment or battalion Of vo-
iunteers for " Local Defenre" from the coun.
ties Of Hyde. Beaufort. Craven. Carteret,
Jones. 0nsiow aud Lennir, TO serve in the
counties where they belong, except in an
emergency. Standard.
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is good opening for persons in the various
counties to collect cloth and blankets, and
send them to the Quartermaster. They will
thus engage in patriotic work. for which
they will no doubt be fairly paid. But per-
sons sending these things should mark their
names and the contents Of each box plainly
on tbs box. as the articles must be receive
ed before paid for. Standard.
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~ These tworpaagraphs belong to The article
/" National Morality IN the 4th page. They were
overlooked in making up.
The United States Government has been
a great Sabbath breaker. The mails have
run by rail and by river and by road, on
Gods day as on other days. Persons and
companies that were not willing to desecrate
Sabbath, could not get mail contracts. This
high example was scandslo1s indeed, and
wrought widespread wickedness in the
land. One stage coach day, one train, one
steamboat, set great many people in mo,
tion, and kept them busy,
90, but Government orders it, the mail
must CO." And the people seem to think
that the Government divided power with
God. and had right TO dispense with his
law. at pleasure. Yet the Government finds
itself afflicted with pestilence or threatened
with famine, or in peril by war-and the
Government appoints day Of fasting and
prayer, that the people may "supplicate"
Gods merciful protection" and ask his
help, &C., and that the Lord Of hosts may
guide and direct our policy" &c. The Co.
vernment, great as it is. is ever and anon
obliged TO feel it's need Of Gods favor, and
confess its utter dependence,
Weekly Messenger.
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CONGREss.
rim DIssrici-rAs Hon. Archibald II

Finh Dissricf.-The Hon Archibald II. Ar
ington. d Mash county. Joseph II. GoOch, Esq Of
Gnasle, and JOSIAH rurnsi. r E@I.. Of Orange have
been announced candidates irr Congress 10 this ds
uet The two 6sI viii sddss HE people a ihe III.
losing times and piacss,
salIsan,'s. Mash, On fridsy The 18th instant.
Col. D0an'. Old Store, frshkIn. on Saturday is,h.
Red houni.in, Orange. % "Wednesday The s1d.
Dsrham's. 0nnge on Thursday the 24th.
Chapel n ~. onnss. on Friday the a5,h,
Cedar Grove, Orange, On Saturday The 26th.
ROlssiils. Wake. on Monday The ash.
Hoods Store. wsLs. On Tuesday lhe 2slh.
Barney Jones, w.ks. On wsdsesdsy The oOth.
BrssshelJ'.. 1rArille. on Friday. Il, Of November.
Hsndsrson, Grsn,is, % saturday ihs 20.
The candidate. ~il " # Oxford On Tuesday q
Coan week. m dsy btfIs de election.
livs. inferred from MI ysnsble's late circular ha,
he sIso would y candidate Coz congress ~ ihs do
trr,. bot ws DO no, ZEE his name suihoniaIsely
Bosnesd.
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NOBLE. Oct. "a special despatch from
Pensacola TO the Advertiser and Register. o.
this city. gives the following gratifying news
PENSACOLA. Oct. 9.-Last night 1000 Con-
federate troops. under the command Of Gen.
Anderson, crussed the Bay and landed on
santa Rosa Island. At2 o'clock this morn
ing they stormel the camp Of Billy Wilson's
Zouaves, burning and destroying every build
ing except the hospital. also Immense guam
tues Of rat,ons, equipments, stores and mo-
niiions.
All the cannon were spiked and q total de.
struction Of the camp effected.
Loss OF the conlederates 40 killed and
wounded. Loss Of the enemy very great.
Our force engaged was composed Of tire,
companies Of the 5ih Georgia Regiment, u
members Of the Mobile Continentals, tire,
companies Of Regulars. a detachment Of His
sissippians. detachment Of Georgians unde
Lieuts. Hulingrist and Neims, 900 Alabam
ians. and detachment Of naval officers ant
marines under Capt. Brent.
Major Nogdes. Of the U. ). army, is one o
the numerous prisoners in our hands.
Lieut.. Slaughter, Of the Mobile Continent
ais. was captured while carrying fag Q
truce.
Our victory vas complete.
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PUBLIC SALE

THE undersigned, administrator Of Geoige C.. Ray
deceased, will sell at the late residenre ~ the de.
ceased. on Tuesday the 18th day Of November next
all the pershabe property Of the estate, consisting Of
Horses. Cattle. Sheep, Hogs, Corn. Wheat,
Oats, &c.
Farming Tools. Household and Kitchen
Furniture, &c. &c.
Terms Of sale, nine months credit with bond ant
good security Sale to continue from day TO DAY uu
iii all is sold.
DAVID S. RAY, Admir-.
October IL. l4-4v
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70 he Ladies Of Oranqe County.

~ The Ladies of Hil.boraugh having established
Society forthe relief ohe siek Soldiers from our State,
cordially invite al interested in their object 10 attend
the meetings Of The society. and contribute such sfi-
ees as each ma, think viii add to the comfort q sick
soldier The meetings TAXI place al O'Clock, ?. NJ,
Of each alternate Friday. the merit one being on the
afternoon Of The eth. All contributions sent 10 the
residence of Mr. Heart will be acknowledged through
The fIillsbotough Recorder
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Public Sale-Real and Personal
Property,

ssyEfE well knsRn and d.afahie Plantation situated
= Two miss sect { lBl.,borpugh,oh as m1ii tes3
iesIiaE Il Gfrs5-heso1st aHd one ntlt uo't " nc
Raj Ra.5 Il olF fea IN iuifc ale % Nehesiay ne
3nh inst Il aot priva'els sid before. Fibre 20
ACRES IL he trIrt abnpt n - which Z wool apd aA
wei ,mbsred ;the balance Is % secs salf 4 fa.i=
Walton md vii adapted io 'actuiiarl q CmH Ni3t1t
md fpaacea. IEefe gu ttpon u Tire 4ss 4tt tr+
cei!eni Meadows 10 e1oi conditions iht hgflhhe
House Is neary new iafee cdnifosiigls id eefteni.
emily strrinae with 81 other suitable ant houses.
Persons wishing 10 purchase sood plania'iaa aad
destsae ONE, vii % Rt = k..i. ana examine ih.
PREMISE.
Also. On the sane aF viii bs sid Il ihe efi.iah'e
pr,peIiv ccnssiins % pait q Caiilf ,se'tsa snad
M Ia cns-s.1 Hog AZ. H9Bsehoid md kptgeil Tor.
nirrs, Prrm lmpItmtnis. Naeen, -. afisr aaaihs
credit viii be given "a NE ne R,ansaiiaa, sua ~
months inf the pcrlshagle properly
Persons desiing 4 WI a showa iht Hef,lf9s
John N. Parish olhe, Information cln y ghtirea hs
application to n x. Nssh, ~ Til, flaec
October 2. l@-iis
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

ClA4 Il Vt NOhtn IhROLAA'ns
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
August Term, 1861.
James Webb Us William ]. McKerrall-
Sally Nash and y. Hunt us. the same.
Charles NJ. La,imer Is. lhe..same.
William F Slnyhorn Us. the same.
Original Attachment.
M appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that the
defendant William ]. McKerraI has removed out Of
the county, and absens himself from the county and
State so that the ordinary process Of law cannot be
we'd on hm It is therefore ordered by the Court that
publication be made in The Hilleborough Recorder for
six weeks, notifying the said William j. Mckerall
that unless he appear at the term Of this Court
Re held at the court house in HItsborough, on the
fourth Monday of November next, then and there to
repeyy and plead according 10 law, he will be proceed
ed against ia the same If he had been served
with process and had failed to appear and plead.
Witness, George Laws, Clerk Of our sad Court, at
office in Hilsborough, the 4lh Monday Of Aug, 1861.
GEORGE LAWS, @. @. G.
September I6. Price adv. 81 each. ,0s-6w
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LATE NAVAL ENGAGEMENT.
New OrIesns Octoher

view oriesns, October Ia,
The expedition consisted Of the Manassas
(iron clad marine batrerlng ram.) one sixty
four DahIgreen; steamer Calhoun, flag -shi p
twenty -four two eighteen Dahlgreens; Ivey,
eight inch thirty-two riaed; Jackson. two
eight inch Columbiads; McRea. sixty -four
pivot. four eight-inch Coiumblads, twenty
Tour eght-inch Columbiads. riaed; Tusca-
rora, eight.inch Columbiad, thirty-two rifed;
Pickens, eight inch Columbiad.
Biockaders. Piedmont, Vincennes, Pre-
BILE, Water Witch and schooner Joseph Z.
Toome; in all fifty three guns.
On Friday night the Heet started from Fort
Jackson, the Manassas leading the way; the
night was intensely dark. The Manassas
struck the vessel, and ran into. near the bow
cutting into her nearly twenty feet. Anap-
paling shrek was heard aboard the doomed
ship--signal rockets were fired.
The enemy beat to quarters and perfect
iron hail fell upon and around the Manassas
machinery, which become deanged.
The Tuscarora and Watson came with FIVE
FIRE Banks, which were cut adriit on the
stream, thereby causing regular stampede.
When the morning came, the fleet com
menced pursuit upon the retreaiing enemy
and heavy caDnonading began; several shots
struck the Richmond. Shots from Yankees
were badly aimed for they did not touch ore
Of our vessels. The firing ended and the
feet returned to the city with the prize
schooner Joseph E. Tonne, (loaded with
Coal. } which had been deserted during the
night.
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Concosa Pre.b,lery.-rls F.n session

Concord Presbyiery. Fan session 81
The Concord Psssbysy Vas hsi IN Lsneir on The .7Ih
and eslh slsimo. The Rev. RoheH Bu well wa eho.
sen Moderator. The number Of members IN attendance
wss sbosl sirly.
Besiles u osdnsry routine. isan from the Sails
buy waehmaa. iha, The principal business vas the
ssl,lion q Presbyissy % The GsperaI Assembly. A
eommittss was raised sshy 10 hs sessions on this i'm
psrant matter, and d. X. H. Morrison mads Chair.
msn. Ga fnaay this committee pre@aied report IN
vhieh sss affirmed that N consequence q The &C.
toa q he LAT Genefs Assembly snjSinies upon " :
eoar which our CONSUMES IePuais,sd and die hope.
esass % redress Il became the solemn duty % Pies.
by,sy 70 sever The relation existing heretofore, and 10
aid n forming Csasrsl Asemby Of The ceaisdsfsse
sssss. Ia dong his Pr,-byiey DAD no. diselsin Is
nsh, % sny property d he General Assembly 81 %.
United States. but svews ihsm. a. eth hers 10 part
Aasf the passage of this ordinance BY unsnimou'
and eo,dsl VOTE tho blessing q God wss ,osmny IL.
'sssd upon The sc Re-, D. A. Psaiet, sen, leading
the de,oiisns
ID. Hga'ea inl D.. chspman. viii sliers. D.,
Ra.a,sy AMI Wa. No dsck. wes. elected Comni.sion.
sr', attend Gsae,ai A.ssmsIy % convene In A.
suaa g., ~ fhs ih q Der. ass Or 81 such iims and
place m.iNiy determines.
Preliminary sleps vere l.ssn 10 he erection Il ,vo
nss haze. % sS,.hip % Missionary srssad--ons u
coIumbus IN PoIt eoumy. and smother 81 shelly. in
ClssssIand county.
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To the LadIe. N Oranre Connty.


AN requested 5 ne Governor q your ste e csil
I uron YOU 10 furnish f5f TIE soldiers IL iac aruis
woolen sscks and Blankets at their cout sri rfairr.
lion during the spploachiue winter Rs,h asndf VII
please accompany ipr ga ~ bel BalnF. sic lfIs
call upon your patriotism he made nilhoa aslff a
spOnss % your psa ! esnuei heeyt il9i 4 sill.
therefore rall upon YOU u come o'wst' win ensis
and lay them bouutifuIy uEch he iar Il gaaa tpn.
tfy. Initiate the efamplc d our mofasrt y hr feyg
laiion. and allow not 80 sgdf wha aesc sssfa VI
arms in deisnee Of y0a is i,es, you itYs agi SIS
Is still dearer, your haHsi, = unpre,Ilz9 To- .st
no, your Del, nders " tf@ssea apIfoiteie3 e NE
winters chilling n fof then tasf tsifif
furnish then with hose 1seeselH aiiitlfs g ffirtt
suffering humanity, ana ffels me- lhr au4ts agt
only II the present. bu 4 faiaie Rsf 6aiiaas
am your hur "a sstssu'
III. III JONES. Sheriff
~ The foiswing efHtieNe. F6eass tsFtte silk
fofwsn! - me articles 8 Cd 'lsis
W. ". Wilson = He Aiisef NanEum VI.
A, Angler. John VI. Iata 4ni Aisia Desaan,
August ~. Vt-
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WisrrR CLorniso ron SotpKas,--we are
authorized by The Qaaftermasier at Raleigh
70 State. that the department will receive
and pay for all cloth suitsble fof mems win
Ter wear 10 the field. Also, blankets. Thi
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NOTICE

To The Sberi6s Of Tie different cOunfies 81 North
Carolina.
A Ill Blankets and Clothing which may be received
- by you can be sent directly to the several C"mpa-
mics which went from your eouniy-snd when your
own Companies are supplied. you will then forward
sny balance on hand 10 the Quanermasier in Rseigh.
You win put up all articles Intended for your compa.
mics in strong boxes directed 10 the Quarsrmssier ~
RaIegh-with the Company and the Regiment plainly
marked on them and YOU will have the contents Of
each hox marked on it.
Whenever the Companies on duty in your neigh
borhood YOU are authorized 10 deliver the Articles to
Them taking the receipt Of the Captain for them
which recript you will forward g this cfilee.
]. DEyEREUX, "A. @. ".
October 4, 1861. 1873"
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Executive Department, Oct. /, 1861.

HYDE AND BEAuEoRr CousTIEs.--A "Cid-
zen OF New Hanover" writes as follows 10
the Wilmington Journal " Having just made
a visit 10 these counties, | am able to say
that the citizens there are thoroughly arous-
ed. united. and determined 10 resist unto
death. There are about two thousand North
erners already at tlatteras. and IL the late
storm damaged them. it was not known
when left. The people there have stood
their ground valiandy since the invasion,
and all hands are anxious and ready to drive
the invaders from our soil. With the ex-
cepiion II Hatterss--a place SO isolated and
composed Of such inhabitants that il has
hardly ever been considered part Of North
CsroIiua-none Of the people u Hyde proper
have ever thought Of submitting or taking
the OATH
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Tennessee Tho Legislature q Tennessee met
a Nashville On The IN ina. Edward =, ches,hsm
wa elected President u The senate, and Edwin A..
KsshIs Speaker sflhs IIoss.
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CoSriscArIos. THE Confederate Commits.
sioner 10 New Ofirans has dise6le..d thai
VIM. b. Asior. of New York. owns SIX hun.
drtd shares Of stock in the Hank Of Ionisi.
ana. worth IN ordinary tines $3.50 share,
OF 100000; also. that Astor & Opdike own
large amount o. real estate IN New Or.
leans.
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Kentucky. Lssi.I.iars 81 Kentucky on
,hs 10 .ns,an, ps..sd resolution inssueins senator.
B,srkisrdEs and PossIl 10 resign. senator Bseek.
intidrs len Kentucky ana ". Il Nashville On he
9Th instant.