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MEMPHIS TOBACCO QUOTATIONS..

FLoUR....At the date OF closing eur last report we
stated that the market had assumed greater activity
and rmness and that holders had realized an dvance
time, owing the very light receipts occasioned by
the embargo on the shipments hther OF Wheat and
Flour, by river and the Ohio railroad, added to the
active movement experienced In New Orleans prices
have gradually stifened until further advance of 81
PSI 25 p barrel has been established. We now Quote
Superinc s. 5o@$6 rs, and Extra 50 00iGS9 So with
sales of Choice at $40 p barrel.
Wheat. Light receipts and offer inss during the
week, but a brisk local and export demand We
again quote fair market at 81 25l0S1 80 for good
and prime and 81 for Common and Interior.
CORN. The market, under the influence of light
receipts aud good demand, has further improved,
and is now firm at $4,000. In lots, for Yellow and
White.
RYE. Has declined, and is dull at 81 O5Dsl 10 4
bushel, sacks included.
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THE LOUISVILLE COURIER

THE publication Of this paper will be resumed at
L Bowling Green Monday, l4th inst, and il viii
be simultaneously issued at and distributed from
Nashville. Having purchased its entire edition, and
thereby become the sole and ercssre Agents for its
sale and distribution, prepared 10 receive
ders for il in any Quantity from newsmen booksellers
and others. g.
Price, az cents 2 copy, cash in advance; Single
copies i've cents. GREEN 4 CO.,
octi2- Il No. Union street.
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Nelv civilizations.

MACAULAY'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND
FIFTH AND LAST VOLUME BUFFERS CHEAP
EDITION
s9-Wil receive in 4 few days HARPER'S LIBRARY
EDITION of the same work
w. r. BERRY co.
PUBLIC SQUARE.
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SheTin's sale.

SheFiff's sale.
DY virtue OF Nond. EXpanas TO NE directed and
- delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court Of
Davidson county Tennessee, at its September term
1901, VIII eNpHse TO public sale, TO the highest bid
der for cash. at the Court House yard in the city
Nashville, on Saturday, the 9ih day OF November all
right, tltle claim interest and estate which Ralph
Martin then had, may have since acquired in and to
the following described piece parcel lot OF land In
DAVIDSON county, StIte of Tennessee, in the
Nashville, and bounded as follows Fronting seventy
seven feet tNo inches Market street. and running
back and fronting Broad street forty-ve feet four
inches being levied on as the property Of Ralph Mar
tin 10 satisfy ludg ment rendered in favor of Nash
vile ami Chattanooga Railroad Company. against
Charles E. H Martin, Ralph Martin, and C. W Smith,
November H. 1891.
JOHN K. FDAUNDSON Sheriff.
Octl5 BY W. d. ROBERTSON, Deputy Sheriff
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C A B I N E 7.

Secretary Of STATE,
HON. r. II. 7. HUNTER, of Virginia.
Secretary Of 0se Treasury,
HoS. C. G. MEMMINGER, of South Carolina.
Secretary Of Var,
Hon. L. P. WALKER, of Alabama.
Postmaster General,
HoN. j. II. REAGAN, of Texas.
Attorney General,
HoS. J. p. BENJAMIN, of Louisiana.
Secretary Of The Macy,
HoN. S. r. MALLORY, of Florida.
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SITUATION WANTED.

A experienced person wishes a situation as an
"A Overseer on plantation in the State of Tennes-
see, ia the Southern Confcderacy Address
W j. HOLT,
sept Films Nashville Post Office.
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Commercial.

Produce, Grain, Groceries, &c.
CORRECTED RY
B. b. Common & BRO,
Commission and Produce Merchants,
No. College Street, Nashville.
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EENE on AEl.
BEASLEY s. RUTH,

Is y ASLEE o NO rs
No. Is, Dsaderick street, NashU,Ne, Tenn, nert
door TO Henderson Bros,
RE prepared do all kinds of Painting, Granting,
n Marketing and er-Hanging, at prices TO suit
the times lune5O-tf
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From The Democrat, s.. Cloud, MINI.
If you are, or have been troubled with the bead
ache, send for box, (Cephac Ps,) 50 that you may
have them In case of an attack.
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Weare authorized TO announce Hon. Henry s FooTE
candidate for Congress in the district composed Of
the COMMITTEES Of Davidson, Wilson, Smith, DeCaIb and
Macon.
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Memphis Market.

MEMPHIS, Oct. %, 1861.
CorroN The market continues in the same quiet
passive condition that have had occasion to report
since the maturing of the crop. No inquiry what
is expressed aside from buyers Tor Inferior
ufactures' account, whose orders are few IN number
and for meagre quantities The weeks sales COM
prise some LIS bales, which have been sold at basis
Of 714k07%c. for Middling.
TOBACCO. There is fair inquiry and few small
lots have changed hands during the week, at about
previous prices We again give nominal quota
ffnnS
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IRON the Advertiser, Providence, RI

fTVfs llt <1lIuc3IIseI , 7 FVttHlt7sSe, n Il
The Cephaiic Pills are said 10 be remarkably eflee-
tive remedy for the headache, and one OF the very
best for that very frequent complaint which has ever
haan
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CONGREs SIS.

PREsrDEST-HoN. HOWELL COBB. of Ga.
SEcgErARY- J. HOOPER, of Ala.
Rates of Postage Between Places
within the Confederate states.
As matter of interest to our readers, We
publish the following synopsis of the pos
tai laws of the Confederate States:
Single Letters, not exceeding half an ounce,
for any distance under 500 miles. ..... SC
For any distance over 500 miles loo
An additional single rate fer each additional half
ounce or less.
Drop Letters. ..-....... 49,. %
Advertised Letters. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Pc
Packages containing other than written printed
master-money packages are included in this class
rated by weight, and 10 be charged double let
ter postage.
General bis Chief Clerk, Auditory Of Treasury for the
Pestoflce Department. and Deputy Postmaster, and in
all cases strictly confined 70 s0n1caI Business"
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fTOEttHc E<1thsiHcFy -sOyocNs
They have been tested in more than q thousand
cases, with entire success.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE RAILROADS.

ST. Advertisements must Be marked fer the time de
sirof-ohegiSe they lOiH Be charged for the time IN
ed
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PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT
OF
Confederate States of America.
PRESIDENT,

PRESIDENT,
JEFFERSON DAVIS, of Mississippi.
yICE-PREsIDENT.
ALEXANDER 81. STEPHENS, of Georgia.
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Prom the Examiner, Norfolk, Va
Cephaic Pills accomplish the object for which they
were made viz: Cure OF headache in all its forms
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From he ReS:eTs X. r Ga.ess, CRiea9O, III
We heartily endorse Mr.. Spading, and his unrival-
led Cephalc Pills.
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The Senate met at % o'clock, and-the
House not having concurred in the resolu
ton TO go into election of Comptroller and
Treasurer at that houT--adjOurned.
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From the KGEaoha YaILey Scr, KdHaaOaa, Va
We are sure that persons suffering with the head
ache who try them, will stick 20 them
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NNOU NCEM E N T S

We are authorized TO annsunce JUDSOS HORN, of
Stewart county, a candidate for State Treasurer.
ncf021ds
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From The Soa;k<TR Pdts Finder, Ns'0 Orleans, La
Try thelni you that afflicted, and we are sure
that your testimony can be added 10 the already nu-
merous that has received benefits that no other
medicine can produce.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.



wAsHISerox, Feb. b--Seaote. A Joint reso.
luton was passed for a meeting of The two
Houses TO count the Presidential ballot
The usual number of peace memorials was
presented s"t IL
Mr.. johnson, of Tennessee, addressed the
Sc1ate on the Presidents message He on
posed secession. He indicated the sy,nnathv
exhibited yesterday at the withdrawal Of tho
Louisiana Senators. He said II was well got
ten mp, and we'll acted. He was exceedingly
bitter against the seeding States South Caro-
lima III particular, and attacked Senator Ber-
jain'n : position With great vehemence
Eorse The certificate of the election of
Fatnswor'h, delegate fto's the Territory of
totorstdo, was presen ted ami referred
Mr.. TAYLOR. of La. presented the Ordinance
OF Secession OF his State, which was read. In
his remarks he animated that amendments TO
the constitution would have the effect of re-
storing her TO the Union, but that tho reso-
buttons OF the Committee of Thirty Three
would not BIZ accepted as an adjustment. He
Federal property therein. lie gave warning
that any attempt at the coercion OF any Sc
ceding State would unite ali in resistance.
Mr.. BouligDy, Of La. followed. He SAID
he would not withdraw. but would remain
until recalled by his constituents. (Applause. )
The Deficiency Bill was taken up. The
Senates Chiriqui amendment was disagreed
Mr.. Colfax called up his bill 10 suspend the
postal laws in spcesling States.
MIR. Branch opposed it,
Mr.. Sichir- advocated it ~ being better &c
femove Jurisdiction than 10 cocrce
The report Of the Committee Of Thirty
Three was taken up
! Mr.. Hughes, of Md, ADJ ocat.d The Critten
den resolutions rs reasonable basis of adjust
! rst5t B. -.'
| a recess was taken until O'Clock.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb. "a Naval Court of
Enquiry, consis ting of Captains Storer, La
yalette and Powell meets here Friday, to in
vestigate the conduct of Capt. Armstrong,
and the facts connected with the surrender OF
the Pensacola NaYy-Yard
The Convention is in session, with closed
doors. 1t il understood EXPresident Tyler
reported for President, and Committee
of Credentials appointed.
II il believed among the leading subjects Tor
the action OF the Border State Convention
viii BE- the removal of powder TO various
points by the Government, and other acts
calcula ted to inflame the public mind.
\ committee of mercantile men, from New
\ ork is here. 1t opposes Morrills tariff bill,
or account of its proposition TO modify the
warehoHsin@ system.
The Tciers to count the Presidential vote
are TrmHhuii, of the Senate, Washburne OF
III and Phelps, of the House,
Several Alabama pos tmasters have declined
to- render their accounts, saying that they
await the action of thclt- State. Additional
evidence contin mes TO he received that IrlVat u
CORE pondrnce.j is violated IN the So,ith...
Gov Hicks has mot yet resuOnded 10 his
sfIumors 'c afpna- 'Nefore the lnseStign ting
Committee ThYee witnesses from Baltimore
were examined to day, but nothing was elicit
cd confirming the belief that an organization
for an attack on Washington is meditated.
Com. Walker is to be court-martialed, fol
bringing the store-ship Supply TO New ork
instead of proceeding TO Vera Cruz, as order
ed, with provisions for the Home Squadron.
The nomination of Judge Black, for the U
! s. Supreme Court, was sent to the Senate TO
! day.
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Snutt,ppn GonUfpSS,

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. 5.-The Convention
met at noon. X. W Barnwell, of South Caro-
lima, was chosen temporary Chairman.
An impressive prayer was delivered by
Rev. Basil May.
On motion OF Mr.. Rhett, Howell Cobb OF
Ga, was chosen permanent President.
Johnson +. Hooper, OF the Mdh, was eject
ed Secretary.
All the delegates We're present except F.
Martin. of Fla
In the course of Mr.. Cobb's address on
taking the chair, he said (:
The occasion which has assembled us to-
gether is one Of no ordinary character. We
meet az representatives Of sovereign and indie
pendent States who by their solemn judgment
have dissolved all the political associations
which connect them with the Government OF
the United Sta ties. 1t is noW q fixed and IRE
yocahle fact that the separa lion IS perfect
complete and erpetlial. The great duty nov
! imposed is to provide Government for ON
| future security and protect ton. We can ant
! should extend our late sister States who are
| Identified with us in interest, feelings and III
stitutions Il cordial invitation to unite III ;
| common destiny DESTROYS at the same time
! maintaining with our late confederates frlendl.
| relat political and commercial.
The usual preliminary business was at
tended to.
| Adjourned until tomorrow.
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ROW WARRINGTON.
,rsroSnsxew OF THE DISPATCH.
w.su,SoroS, Feb (, 1901

WssH,SaruS, Feb.4, 1851.
,,.nia commissioners are in
ne ,6c legislature 10 take the ground
,rgt'ed y ;s.,,toiion needs no amendment
IA; the f,,-ltiya slave lew does that's
.sraafs Nv i' has eitlsed to serve. lie Is mad
81 Win republicans wouldn't eject MN
.<sgse INV
lsbstoJ If s2scao,coo was rushed through
A loan "a S..uriay. II viii be resisted I'm
ne Hou>' ~ u can be- aSceriained what
ne Senal s,!on an 'tssd - do eth II
.ss nFs' Nv y" ~5,rFta .he Sousn, orpay the late
,,he'hsr ,osts
.,acern CO. ,,ho has access 10 the head
GEM ~, republicans, told me last night
5sr'i.,"ar ,yould certainly play me game OF
aai iht' ,u 10 the bitter end But inns morn
-,rrSi0" F,,n a more reliable source that
M. besT iI ',l,, is widening rapidly, Halo
ae paFN se,s 10 occupy the same relation
ssss hs N,is''ncIn that he now does 10 Buchan-
ess'I' tnat Of opposition 49,,
ST. " - -, debate on the report OF the Com
he thirty three is 10 be stopped on
r.,;T O Members anxious 10 speak are
iAaln '11S,ruatl tied thereat. --..-.
rUt ANnrrrow being the DAY Tor counting the
Io1!. the Electoral College, company OF
,g'r, O. .itcrv has been posted AT the ferry
fv-- ST., ,,,al ent the iugress OF the Nirgimi;,
ala',',l,,t,ons introduced by Holt Wilson.
.-' .'.hn,nee.iug in Norfolk, have received
- ,,,,niums here.
'A'V ' ths North side Of the street, where
aNF ikea a long time 20 melt, When
ir W., .rd las! night, | cOngrat nlated myself
ra IN ne snow and ice we're all gone,
ga Chsu | rose this mornings ~ ing > tie
~ ....sur niche deeir." Gef, I; is nUc SC
GOV va I'm afraid III have suns troke If
S. s.. doors This Is great country.
I oh' NV ZEp.
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AUCTION SALES.
FtfT'TyH p Day


/ RI.E An ID pESfR BILE PRIV ATE DWELLING,
oN SIXTH. BET wEEN eL3Y,AND LEIGH sTs;;
By virtue OF deed # trust sxesgted sy hish char,
iii, February, 1859. duly recorded in Richmond
musings Court, we shall proceed to sell a. pnb-
nay. the elst February, 1881, ct o'clock ",
M fair if not the next fair day the resfter the
very valuable PRIVATE KEelDkNeE l9ea a;aa a. =,
sb street. and runs back 100 feet. The imgroye,-
men's consist Of u handsome BHlCk "" htLiNG ";
Yearly new } furnished in g4od style, with an
moJern Tonreniences, and amply sufficient tor the
Recommendation q srge family The sery nv \.
nronar,v 10 very desirable fora priF1ts residence
Tba taxes for issI to be paid by The purchased
BOILING ". HaXALL, Trustees
w GODpIN.
RE- Sale conducted by GoDDIS APfERs,oS
lc'--tue
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CHERRY WINES AND FORT NINES-
y Extremely old and fine qualities. Of ouI own
.u}t mn rchasers by sELDEN n MILLER,
la Il Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
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DEREMpTORY AUCTION SALE OF A
BY Goddin & Arpersoh, Auet's.
,,,nusrEE.ssALE OF VERY yAtyADLi

| FARM OF zoo ACRES. IN NEW KENT conN-
TY. ON THE YORK RIVER RAILROAD, FTP
TEEN MILES BELOW RICHMOND By virtue OF
a deed OF trust from Il. l.. Walker, Esq, dated
10th January, Is6u duly recorded in New hent
County Court on the sta February, isec. sha In
execution thereof, proceed to sell, az pubic auc-
ton, on the premises, on FRIDAY, the 18th Feb
ruary st Il O'clock, (f fair; if not, the next far
day thereafter, except sunday J the very valuable
FARM located As above, now In the occupancy OF
said walker. Ii contains, by recent survey, 700
acres of which there rs a - ample supply of wood
and timber ton the rslroad,l for the use Of the
place; The open land lies well, aud lis saseept-
Bile Of great Improvement. 4 portion OF 1t pro
dueeS tobacco fnnlv. There Is now seeded on the
land 70 bushels Of wheat, with five tons o. g"ano;
The t-sisings on the place are comfortable, ana
are sui1cieH' -, the accommodation of u large
family. a. bispHtCn Sspvt, Ga the York RIVER
Railroad, is located the iFed, and post ONCE
thereat thus aifording unusual facilities for the
Transmission OF produce, intelligence, ata passen-
gers to and from Richmond daily.
The deed requires a cash sale but by consent OF
pait ses the terms will be ouethird cash balance
at one and .--~ wears for bonds bearing interest,
secured by trust eeaa. The taxes for 1851 to be
! paid by the purchaser. az th,s Is really mos
desirable Farm, the particular GIT 91ttoh oil the
| H. GEO g. MINOR, TTustes.
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correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
UispDpedrdace-E Election, &c.

HARRIsoSBURG, VA, Feb. 4, 1901
A,ittie girl, about - years OF age, was lost
between Linyilis Creek and Spartapolls In
this county. on yesterday. She was gong TO
neIghbOr's house on II visit, when she WAS
either lost or met with foul treatment, ana up
10 ID" present time has not been heard from
The latter .urnise seems TO be the general be-
iiei She a daughter of gentleman
named Brown
The election of Delegates To the State Con-
'8nlion Is passing off with some degree OF ex-
element. The probability is, that Coffman
contingent Gray, Union, and Lewis, Union
Will be elected. The reference OF the action
VI ihe Convention to the people will be car
iitd by considerable majority.
closing OF the polls At Harrisonburg pre-
emit he vote stands IS follows:
toflnan Contingent $40; Gray Union)
- Lewis unionj 1896; Woodson Union) 20l;
,Se"iaan tAecessiop) ls2; Liggett (Secessionl
~. For referring 46i, against referring 1S2.
Inc hal'nce OF the county Will 60 If any
sH'hg, stronger for the Union candidates, and
ior referring have reports from other pre-
'hcis but nothing official.
Hastily YOURS. Pen.
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later from California;

FoRT krARNEY, Feb. 5.-CalIfornia dates are
to the 18th. :.
The Gov ernors message is strongly Union
Letters from Congressman Scott and Burch,
advocating Il Pacific Republic are strongly
denounced by the California papers:
Judge Macalister's decision confirms the
new Almeda quicksilver mine claimants
against the Government.
Tile Republicans and Democrats had CO.
alesced To elect q Federal Senator.
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Nnrth CaroIina T,PuiSiQturP.

RALEIGH, n. G., Feb. a,-The Senate pass
ed a general stay law to-day.
The House is employed Oh the military bill.
The militia will be thoroughly recognized =
Volunteer companies are to be raised and
armed.
The news from Virginia clates some and
depresses others i is all the talk tonight.
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NIw YORK, Feb. s.-Stocks active aud better
under the Virginia news. New York Centrals SIN;
Virginia S. sszl; Missouri es 100. cotton dull;
sales na oe Wheat easierWestern Ned 81
ais. Corn lower-Mixed e7@ssa cents. Lard
leans sugar sfGT5 cents. Coffee steady, at ip5Ml3
cents. Other articles unchanged
BALrIxoEE, FEB. s-Fiour sssadyIhSw =, .,
~ a.. White 81 4e6ii 80. Corn steady MIXED
sseisS cents; Yellow sotpsi cents. provisions ae-
tive and friner at previous rates Conee steaay
al l2t45lsk cents. "hiskey hin, - - eo's
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-AucTror sALD6.
FUTUHE DAY.
(sOMMIssIONER'ssALE0F H0usE Az 8!

fsOMMIssfONER'Ss SALE OF HOUSE AND
- = t E2STTExptEb Ell S sn issRIco couNTT-
"Reminiscences appointed By decree OF the Cir
cult Court Of uenriso comfy, PRONOUNCED on the
2stb day of Aprii 1859, IN the case Of PERKINS, vs.
Perkins Executor 4 shall pfoseed fo SCI " pup
lie auction, upon the premisest OF FHuksDAl,
the iat day OF February, lf fair; 1t mot me next
fair day theresfter,) commencing at - s'ocx
the Real Eststs in the bill mentioned; Deing
the Brick Tenement, on the north side VI Trace
street, between Monroe and Henry streets, now
occupied by Mr. w s. Thaw. TIE House is large
and yell arranged, and has every Convenience LOT
the accom- '-cAation of large sized family.
TERMS. ne-.5-yth cash; the balance in tfsee
equal aneu:s csedit of O. IL and II months
the credit lns;alm to be srtsred by negotiable
notes with interest added, with al approved en-
dorsef and the title to be retained till ali the pur
| the Court. 4. r. COURTNEY, Special Oekkf'r
Sale conducted by JANIS NJ. TAYLOR SON,
AuctieDeers- fea
DEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF A
i MARKET GARDEN, IN HENRiC0 COUNTY,
| ADJOINING FAIRFIELD RACE CouRsE."--
We will sell, upon the PREMISES, on MONDAY,
! p NJ, al r.tt Of land. IN Henrico county, adjoin.
| ing Fairfield R;iso c1g,se,' containing one and
three-quarter acres, ts3 - % less. The improve
| ments thereon c0mforsar 1es snail dwelling
| kitchen, and ether out buildings,
| RMs.-0ne- third cash: the balante az 9 and
| Il months, for negotiable notes, with ihtefes
! added, and secured by trust deed
JAS. NJ TAYLOR SON, Aucts;
| Z. The above property will be sold at thu
risk and cost Of the former purchaser, he havlnt
failed to comply ~ Ii the terms of sale ia 81
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The National Convention.

WAsHISGroS, Feb. 5.-ExPres Tyler
i'll taking the chair of the National Conven-
ton to day, delivered an address which is eu-
logzied by those present as highly patriotic
and conciliatory. The proceedings We're chief
" confined to the expression of views in con
YcrsatiOnal deba tc.
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ALBANY. N Y, Feb. 5.--Cfoy. Morgan is
s,id 10 have received q message from Gov.
Brown, of Georgia, demanding the immediate
return of the arms taken from the steamer
Mon ticello, at her wharf in New YORK GOV
NJ. has not yet replied.
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From Louisiana and Texas.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 5.-The Custom House
opened yesterday under the custody OF the
Sta te authorities.
Rumors reached the city yesterday, that
Texas has passed the Ordinance of Secession
--l54 to g. The sentiment was i'll favor OF
uniting Texas with the southern Confeu-
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Trnde,

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. 5.--The New Or
leans Custom House refuses to deliver goods
10 Louis willie importers unless the Louisville
surveyors will grant cancelling certificates
for goods and duties.