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The onion Leaders OF Tennessee.

The Nashville ,pI,riot' os the 18th CONTAINS an
address, signed by John Bell, Neil Brown. Cnve
johnson, a,id soma other once icsuen:is! ncn III
TENNESSEE, urging q strictly neutral course upon the
part u that State, except in The event OF Lihecln's
attempting to eoercs or s~uhjuga!e the Southern
6;s;vs, il which case they sdvise resistance
ty drawn swords and fixed baycnets; and
4s [ precautionary measure, they suggest the
p.oprs:y q, having the sword End bsyone,s
IL .~eGi:ae>s at the earliest possible moment: These
vl: Van Wiuklr. must lave written their address
jA,l .:is. waking Mp from q nap Of several months
~du:a,ion, and just before they mad heard ofLineoln's
prgrian.alion. The people OF TENNESSEE have walked
Up, Auwev.r, % the reality OF u war already existing by
;Le act Of ,hc Line In government, and We suppose
cha: D. This iiue, Bell aud Company have walked,
s.so. 'Tiu pa:'=rs Of all parties published in Nash
vile represent Tie pablo sentiment il that region
.nG Gl over Tennessee, as well nigh unanimous for
immediate secession, and The var feeling rs exceed
irul. a'~npy
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.sThe Solid .uen OF Rlchmond.o

We rejoice 70 be able 10 announce that "the solid
men 0: k!chmond'-thc men Of pecuniary capits Al
end 6a=,t.e-s cuierpriss-are fully alive to the impor-
;ancv g: t..eir duty in the present emergency. The
following notice WAS handed us yesterday by Mess.s.
William Gray and Mann S. Valentine, each OF whom
entered his nu,ue for $500, by way O: inangnrhsing
IL. movement Tor tho bcuedt OF the families Of the
yvl.,.teers in tho States service:
Nur,cE.-ls il suggested that II meeting Of the citi-
zslS .hu WIEN 10 Contribute I" raising d irud Tor the
-eiei ii those members Of the Volunteer Companies
OF HE e!,y OF Richmond who give their services t.
III, Stale, but wluse families arc dependant on their
y,e.soI",i exertio!Is will be held HI the Merchants
INSURANCE. office, OIL Wednesday, the z4th instant:
Papers of subscription will be found at the offices
o: thu dispatch" wing" Enquirer" and "Ex-
Rc!!i!=..
O!neI wealthy gentlemen Immediately followed
tho example Of the gentlemen above named, BY set
lag down $500 each. JosephR. Allen and Jsauelin
P. Taylor among them.
We are requested by W. l.. Harrison, Esq, OF
Henrico, to- state that he will be ono Of twenty OF
any larger number, TO contribute State bonds TO the
MA M: O: Que thousand dollars each to aid in the
prosecution 81 the war. Scores OF the substantial
planter, aud farmers OF Virginia will, we doubt not,
promptly and warmly respond 70 Mr.. HarHson's
sus ,e.,ion, and thus assist materially in furnishing
",c. sia.ws Of wnr."
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Oeprendi Missrum EST!

letter itoul Washington says there are now IN
rnu, CITY between 6V aud % men, chiefly FROM The
West, who tell Lincoln tha! he mus: either give them
utsc. or lend them moaey 10 GO home OIL. lis also s;a-
.si that several hundred other individuals ~ho cnInc
to Washington ir guest Of o!Hcs, .rc now lnSious-
rndinr TINT the place is rather hot FOR theni-to run
back 20 the holes from which they came, put here
they are met with II really formidable Si:scu!iy-ou
vi wh,ch they had no: 50 much rs 6'eahssa previous
TO L~iucoi!:'s declaration Of war.. They 40" find The
avenues OF escape from Washington 10 sn abolition
State Gu, Of, aud thci. Sef,st plln IS TO remain there,
aud fgI: for Office. Doubtless they feel the force OF
the expression O. Eloruce, Dtprtndi niseram est.-
They doubtless realize "wi:a: II dreadful thing it is
10 ha caryLt.'t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-23

J.J. Hooper, Esq, has retired from the Mont
so..ery Gala .'Nui!," OF which ne has been the
Ed!.o. in chief from its establishment, some eight or
ten Years since. Mr.. Hooper brought with HIM into
the Editorial Chair, = high reputation Is = writer, in
the rickwickiuu order, having previously written
''Siulon Sugs>,n ''raking the Census" and other
pieces OF like character. During his connection with
tho Mali he humorous ns;iclcs acquired for his
paper q wide spread r~otorie;y, and within The 'aSl
lew years the ~exer;iou OF his fine tule:ltS IN the cause
OF States rights, has given it y very extensive eirou-
.a,iou aud influence il the South. Mr.. Hooper
brought to the secession Cause In Alabama, q very
important accession, the "Mair' liavins been the
leading organ o.: Tie Americans and Wings. The
Congress Of the Confederate States, upon its o-gaul-
sation, unanimously elected hin as their CLERKS
position which no now holds, aud for which lie is adj
.nirably fitted. He is also, We believe, Private Sc
cretary to President. Davis. MT. Robert Frazier,
who has been TOR some time connected with IN ala
1ama press, takes tie place Of Mr.. Keeper as Editor
OF III. "SfE;i,n
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E,tncoIu,S Patriotism.

Tie Albany Argus" makes i point Of the fact
~:.eurve: Il iore,g gu e,euy has waged var upon ID.
couu;ry, the patty OF which LINCOLN is now the rep.
.sseu,a;iv- has tuken sides w!th the foe. The only
wus III which they have any heart il a war against
yirir Southern brethren. That iearless and putrios:o
Journal, the NeW York DAY Book IN some severe
coua.ncu,, upon the facts stated by tho "Argus" oalls
attention particularly 10 the course Of Lincoln hinl-
sslf OF the aoor Of The Congress Of the United STATES,
81 The saijrct Of Tie Mexican way. Lincoln not on
" 4, nounc.d his ~ccuutry's wsr with Mexico, butdid
81! ne could to cut of ;he supplies even while our
o.evo soldiers were in the nid,. Of the enemy.
couu.rv, and then leave them to perish there or nglt
wiki L want moro terrible than The Mexican host.
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The Ladies In the Field.

Ths ladies' OF tie Grncc street Bsptis. Church held
a meeting Mt the close Of the services on Sunday
morning, and informed the Governor Of the Suite OF
their readiness - render any service in shSir power
10 i;;;pg out cur volunteers for military duty. They
ne: again or yesterday morning to organize them
Selves Tor prompt and efficient service. They
take this method Of informing the Authorities and
the Volunteer companies, that any demand for their
Labor, lei, with Rasllnd & Brother, corner Of 9th and
Main streets, will meet with ready End cheerful Mt
tent.un.
In the future celebrations OF Southern lndepen-
demo-, one @ :i:e re sullr sonsts will be--"rhe Women
If l,itn
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Important Act Of the Convention.

The following resolution was adopted by the
Oon7en,ion last night and the injunction OF
secresy removed in ~relstion thereto:
Resolved, That il DO earnestly recommended
70 the citizens Of the several counties Of this
C9;auonwralih to promptly form and disci.
pine companies OF volunteers Of their able
bodied :uen; and 10 the county courts to levy
OF .a.re, Iy issuing bonds, a sufficient amoun!
Of tnoney 10 equip and arm such volunteers
Fb.u raised.
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rhre. Cheers for old Loudoun.

For the drs; lime in our life, We sly well done, old
Loudouu! She is, ate. ull, ,rue to her STATIC In its
TINE 81 greatest need. Her strength will be put
forth ~ this Ssu., md it will not DO inoonsiderah!s
She eau and will furnish sons Of the vsry best ma-
.eriul Tor Tho service. We dni the following IN the
washing onian - the organ Of the old Wing party
Of that county:
"ARs You ReADra-By yesserday's mail the war
feeling was rapidly on the increase IN both SECTIONS.
All uarty lines have been obliterutee, every insH
allie, 20 his section. We are all V~IRGlN1ANS;
let rs staud by the old State le: HER CAUSE BE
OURS! sna d,ternIine u'at we will share, Ike
<rus s2.s, hes dsstt3yy- Wn.irEVEa THAT MAY.
Req
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Corn mud Patasoek.

This Columbia South CarolIn!an says MARION
men could live OH sweet potatoes und fight the Br:-
t;sh. Give eur boys plenty Of corn and potatoes, atid
thcy can defend our soil aeEins: n! ubo!l.lenistn.-
Plan. plenty OF provisions and less cotton this year"
We SAY TO our Virginia farmers, 'nako yoS' crop
eonsis. Of corn, potatoes and other vegetables. Put
forth your best -~xc.tions, 10 raise al abuiid"nre OF
those things necessary. 10. .he support OF mnn and
heusis OF burden.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-23

uSAccorATAsLE.-No,hing could moro strongly
illustrate the madness which rules the hour tiun The
fact t!,ut u considerable number OF the citizens Of
Washington, some of them holders OF real property,
are rabid secessionisss.- Washington Star.
The fact is, indeed, unaccountable 10 men vino,
like tho Editor of TIE 'Star,'' ". D. Wsllach, TO
save their property, would kiss the rod OF Lincoln or
Of any other Northern tyrant- But NC rejoice to
know tina, ,hcro arc nlcn III Washington who would
no: stll their birth. right for q mess ri puttage.
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Distinguished Arrivals.

lion. A. II. II. Stephens, Tiee-prcsid,m, OF the
Confederate States Of America, arrived in this city
yesterday morning on the Southern tram, and TOOK
onur,e,. 1t the Exchange Hotel. Las; evening no
WIS scrvasdri by tho citizens, headed by sni'h's
celebrated Brass Band, playing Dixie and other pa
tti,;ic airs. Mr.. Stephens responded III y speech
which. Was received with tremendous applause.
Col. l:oper, (. Les, late OF tho United Suites Army,
-crci.eI Tx. city lust evening, from Aloxandiia, Oh
%, Tau.rut trim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-23
STATE RIGHTS CONVENTION.

The following Committee on Addresses was
APPOINTED under d resolution ii tho Peoples
Convention, recently hell in Richmond
James 4. Seldom, of Goochland, Chairman;
Col. Thomas j. Randolph, OF Albenarie; John
r. Tucker, of Richmond; James Z: Bruce, OF
Halifax; Willoughby Newton, Of "estmore,
land; Howard Shackelford, OF fauquier; Saml
Woods, of Barbour; James ". Shelley. OF
Smythe; John 7. Thornton, of Prince Edward;
George Loyal, Of Norfolk; WIN. B. Preston, OF
Montgomery; j. NJ. Bennett, OF Lewis; James
B. Dormsn, Of Rockbridge; Charles ". Hus'
sell, o! Wheeling; James 81. Mason, OF Fred
,.rirt
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Executive Council of virginia.

The :'llosiag gentlemen hive been appointed al
Advisory Council os the Governor OF Virginia:
Jadge Jon. }. ALLEN, Of tho Court OF Appeals;
Col. =. II. SIXTH, ii The Virginia Military 1~ns,isnte !;
L;eu:. i. s. MArEr, late Of the United states Navy.
lu Il multitude Of such councillors there is safety to
tie STAT. These distinguished gentlemen nave NC
csptsd the places ,caLrred them, and ure now in this
city acting with Erca: efficiency il planning Tor the
welfare Vi The State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-23

SOUTHERN VESSELS SElzEp.-On Monday, a
large number OF vessels from Southern ports,
which have arrived at New York without pro.
per clearances, have been seized, and are sub
ject to.a fine Of 500. and a forfeiture of ell 70.
reign merchandise contained on board i'll excess
1880. The ship -Audovcr, from New Orleans,
was seized under this act, the master lined
800, nud the merchandise: lbeins in excess of
the amount stipulated by law) forfeited. Ia
addition 10 the Andoyer, the following vessels
were yesterday fined 500 each:
Schooner B, W. Browne, Charleston, S. c.;
schooner Il. 4. Cogshull, Jacksonville, Florida;
ship J. S Dc Soto, Savannah, ia; schooner
". A. Ellis, Charleston, s.. c.; brig Vim. NJ.
Grotui,, Fernm.diua, Fla; brig Herald, New
Orleans, La; schooner Laura Gertrude, Fer
uandina, Fla; schooner L. Y. Myers. Jackson
Vile, Fla; schooner p. J. Mercer, Jackson
vile, Fla. schooner Ned, Charleston 5. c.;
schooner Pearl, Jacksonville, Fla; schooner
f. T. Randolph, Georgetown, $. C.; Schooner
Mary Stedmsn, Charleston, S. C.; schooner
Virginia. Mobile, Ala; schooner J. NJ. Vance,
New Smyrna, Fla; schooner Nj. a. Wood,
Mobile, Ala.
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When the Government al Washington calls
for volunteers or recruits to carry on their
work of suhiugation ana tyranny under the
s~pecious phrases Of enforcing the laws" ere.
taking and protecting the public property" and
COLLECTING the revenue" let every Democrat
fold bis arms and bid the minions Of tory des-
potisu do a tory despot's work. Say 10 them
fearlessly and boldly, in tbs language Of Eng
lands great Lord, the ri Of Chatham, whose
bold words in behalf of the struggling Colo
MES of America, in the dark hours of the Rev
~olution, have enshrined his name in the heart
of every friend of freedom, and inmortaiizsd
his fame wherever me name Of liberty is
known, saJ, in Lis thrilling language: "lf
were q Southerner, az l am a No7;hernsr,
while q foreign troop was landed in my coun-
try, l would never lay down my arIns-never,
nccer, SEyEE."-fEangor (-le) EHioa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-23

EXPULSION Of FREE NEGReSs FROM 81. LOUIS
The Police Commissioners Of 81. Louis have
notified ull free negroes and mulatoes. not per-
United BY law to reside within that State, 70
leave the State forthwith. and that all who
NAV be found in ST. Louis five days after the
date of the notice, will be dealt with according
- l,r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-23

FIRE N TIE CorSrRr.-0n monday night. ut
about s5o'clock, the summer residence OF Alrs.
Mary Osborne, situated about two miles west
of Charlotte, was destroyed by fire. supposed
to BIZ kindled by an incendiary. Loss about
60 200. No Insurance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-23

Rev. }. LANSING BURROWS, D.. D., OF Rich
mond, will deliver tho Anniversary Address
before the Jefferson and Phllomathean Socie-
ties Of Allegheny College, On s6th Of June
poyt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-23

Marshall Rynders, of New York; vas badly
bsatsn in New York on Monday, by Deputy
Sheriff Reilly. Cause; the advocacy OF secs
SION by Rynders-
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The StHte Convention.

AS this body is still in secret session, we are, OF
course, unable TO give any portion Of its proceedings,
cxcep. thu resolution noticed in another place.
Mr. Lincoln, in his inaugural, speaks Of his ''onth
recorded in Heaven"
AS his sins are mountain high, i. is scarcely pos
si5le that he will ever be permitted 70 see the book
in which his oath * recorded.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-23

4 Variety Of Reading Matter "'H os
tcuna 81, eeery Page Of tk;s paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-23

MORNING, APRIL as, 1861
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10

ny Jacob iioimifc. u wari Township. Tws E.tray
hIhthe. on the ssth ~ November. loo: One rel.
win white sIot 10 forehead and white belly. The pihsr
seFtie steer, rod AID ~hte srot 10 forehead butf
s"tf'sed =" Re three sears Old. appraised - SO
Dee =, le60. Ia III II. NEfF. tIk.
ny William lanes. - Wayne To snsllp. On The sth
"a, "i peermhef, before John pswnhrs ,. r., three
hfa" ~ ~ ~. Hotter. red and uhir fIdrd. fHI.
f".'h !" p"s years old Heller. rel ~h hite face.
Hha some willie on side ofhrad and uatef he sllt.
steer, white head and belly; al maried wltA erop %
Dee. D. LEGO Nv H. N xrrr ct,k
~ Jane. branson, u slou,ereek To~n.hin. before
Fhn,f n. bisA' T., head 81 GAIIIk. tua are
nosit white, some rcd spots tie sides .o.tt er.t
Ana "n'ef 81 ont - The 1ft ear. one ieep r.a sane
car mafAs - bei1fo nenipnsds brudls ~ fedi.h
viii .wallos FORK in tie len ear me iles -a,te.
sl"tc'l mostly rcd around tr meek aud t-na .llta
10 me aef. the len horn drooped q little. An are
heiicr', Supposed 10 b. ,cars old Appfni.s ., saa
Dec. -. le6o. Nv n, n. NfFF. cry
~ Thomas y lewis. 81 reen Tasn.hlt. 81. a.. "a
ia, ~ November, ir0, twe rstra, COILS usea 49,.
old next spring: serrei ails. bou hlta s.ss 80.
viii bell ON; the other dark hay gcldlnx al four 80
his feet white and siar 10 forehead.
Jan. :, lebl. Nv II. III. NEff. Clk
u. Robert stephen. % orcen Tewnshlp. On n. a.,
On, Of November, lsdo. aSfftR. sears ola, raat
color. With .lii and under BIT la The len ear.
Jan ,, le6l- 3w III. II. NEFF, Cl'k
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10
The Last Compromise.

The ingenuity Of wise Senators aud Congress.
men have been severely faxed for sometime past
20 invent = compromise which shall adapt Itself
60 Freedom aud slavery. The following has
becn reported by Committee Of the border
States, 10 which Maryland, Virginia. Missouri.
North Carolina, Texas, Kentucky, Ohio. Indiana,
Illinois, Delaware, Arkansas, Pennsylvania aud
New Jersey, were reprcsenied
IL recommends repeal of all Personal Liberty
Bill. that the fugitive slave Law be amended for
the preventing OF kidnapping, aud 90 ~ "a
provide for the equalization of the Commits
sioncrs' fee, &C.: that the Constitution be -
amended a. 20 prohibit any Interference with
slavery ia any of the states where II now exists
that Congress shall not abol sh slavery IN th,
Southern dock yards, arscnals, Ae., nor ia the
District of Columbia, without the consent OF
Maryland and the consent OF the inhabitants OF
the District, nor without compensation; that
Congress shall not interfere with the inter state
Slave trade; that there shall lac perpetual pro
hlbition of the African Slave trade; that the line
of - degrees shall he run through all the exist
ing Territory OF the United states; that in all
north Of the line slavery shall be prohibited, and
that south of that line neither Congress nor the
Territorial Legislature shall hereafter pass any
law abolishIne, prohibiting, nor IN any manner
interfering with African Slavery, and that when
any Territory containing sufficient population
for one member of Congress in one OF 6D.OOl
square miles shall apply for admission State.
u shall be admitted with or without slavery -
il, Constitution may determine.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10

CnARtEsToN, Dec, 81
The Charleston Courier, OF Friday, says that
Major Anderson has achieved the uncnviablc
distinction of opening civil war between Amcri-
can citizens. by an act of gross breach of faith,
aud that he has virtually aud grossly yiolatcd.a
solemn pledge, given 10y hi- Chief and accepted
by South Carolina, that hc had all possible as.
.ursnccs of South Carolina that his honor..
position and duty would be respected until a
proper aud open declaration 81 war.
In the details OF Maj. Anderson movements.
the Courier saws the evacuation of Fort Moutrc
commenced after sundoan OF "Wednesday. The
men were ordered 10 hold Themselves In readiness
with knapsacks packed. but up TO the moment of
leaving. had no idcA of abandoning the fort
They we're reviewed on parade, and were then
ordered TO two rehooners, lying la the Vicinity.
where they embarked. taking with them all
the necessary stores, &c, Several trips were
made during the night under cover of which u
great part of the PROVISIONS aud camp furniture
was transported,
The greater portion of the labor expended on
Fort MoulIrlc WAS upon the citadel Mai. a. had
strengthened ~ every way, l,pophoes we're
cut, aud everything 80 arranged that IN case q
well concootcd attack was made, he could have
retired from the outer bastions 10 the citadel,
and aiterwari blown mp the other positions of
the forte. For this purpose mines had already
.ctn sprung, and trains laid, ready for the
application OF the match. The barrack.rooms, and
every other part of the fort that was indefcnsi-
ble.woud have gone az touch.
On the ramparis fronting Fort Sumter were
nine eight inch CO.umbiads mounted on woOa,n
carriages. ,As soon as the evacuation was con :
pete, thee carriages were burnt, and the guns
thereby dismountcd. These guns, as we'll as
those constituting the entire armament, were
spiked before the fort abandoned.
This is the only damage done TO the fortif-
cation further than the cutting down of the flag
staff and breaking up of ammunition wagons to
form ramparts on the walls of the fort. Other
particulars given.
Tho confusion could not have been more com
plete had the late occupants retired in the face
of bcsieging foe. The entire place was Uttered
With the odds and ends and fragments Of wars
dosolation. The spiked guns and those disman-
tied by the burning of carriages, will soon be in
position to respond to every hostile demon
stration against the place.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10
Bcccher.s Obituary en- the Old Year.

The old year is gathered to the past; the new
With its Enacted history. has begun. II. "
Beecher says:
The Almanac for the year died without rroan
lie seemed as vigorous only the day before as
the first day of his life, and held his own 10 the
moment. Were il not that another child OF
the same temper. is ready to take his place, we
should be inconsolabe. For no ether friend
have We 10 whom we could 20 for advice as We
could TO him. He spoke mostly in figures His
knowledge in varicus things was not small and
was exceedingly practical. lie held converse
with the stars, and seemed TO know what was
going on among all the planets. lie was fond
oflooking after the tides: he kept a calendar
of various events and days We seldom took in
hand an important matter without consulting
him, and never found his udgmen, Of events
wrong. Nothing pleased him more than on some
wintsr night TO be drawn forth and held before
the glowing fire. and be persuaded into spiritual
converse.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10

1t j. asserted a. truth that Thomas sccrc-
tary Of the Treasury. and Thompson. Secretary
OF thc Interior, have both resigned. Thompson
resigned because the President sent troops 10
Fort Sumter.
Since the Star Of the West left for Charleston
the excitement among Southern seceesionist.
il almost unbouudcd
The mail arrangements South Carolina have
not been nicrfcred with. Every thing in tia,
line u going OF quietly.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-10
RHO.1OG E.zPNY.

This - beautiful method "f writing tho gii~h lam
guage, 10y the mcass ofthc simple characters that
can be formed and which accurately represent fAr
sounds Of spoken words. II can be written more than
SIX times IS fast rs common hand. and on less than
ohe-slNlh IN. space thus saving 10 the writer more
than hvv-slxths of both time and paper. Among thou
sah"s "i eminent men Who have certified 10 its lmpoT
lance We have space only for the following.
Hon. Thomas III. BESIoN SAYS: Had Phonovrapln
been known forty ago, il would SAY ed me
twenty years Of bard labor
Jons :. Han, Principle ofihc Hi-h School Phila-
-rlihla. saws some Of students. Yet twenty
fcars ofagr max ing money bs Phonorraflx
'Aah i". fHcipai 81 The High school. afier having
given himself for than twenty wears - his mr.
fcssion.'
The undersigned has polished short but concise
system. which VIII. IN few week.. enable any one
VINO can write l. write down any speech fat sf.-
ken u Viii De sent 10 any ia United STATE
on TIE receipt 90 One Dollar; copies VIII be
10 one address for Five Dollars; aux greater ata
Der al the same ratio Address.
ID. Il. BLACKBURN.
sept Ban ISOM-s STORE. TENS