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ORDERs FoR INDIA CorroH.-The London
Mercantile Gazette OF the Oh instant, while
speaking Of the anxiety prevailing in England
IN reference to The feasibility Of receiving sup
plies Of cotton adequate to the demand, notices
q heavy falling of in the Expectations from
India, and remarks a. follows:
This Is an unfortunate movement, because
we have every reason to believe that orders
have lately been sent to the East for the mr.
chase Of from 100000 to 1000, 900 bales, snder
the Impression, on the part Of the operators.
that cotton would rule very high ID price here,
owing to the secession movement in the
Southern States OF America. The large orders
sent out, however, will test the power Of India
to furnish as with the required amount Of sup
ply. We believe that tae whole quantity here
named may be purchased, now that railway
Communication is rapidly opening up tue IN
ternal resources Of the country.
The high prices obtained for cotton In India
does not encourage the expectation Of large
arrivals from that quarter.
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Beautlful Styles OF SET Hats.
ChiIdreRs Straw Goods.
Trnst Sale

nT virtss Of three deeds Of trust, dated July. Sep
ID TENDER and November ist Executed 70 ne BY A. J.
Montgomery, 10 secure certain debts thereia spscidsd, I
viii proceed 70 sell fsr cash 20 the highest bidder. in
front Of the once III Horne, Ess in the city Of Mem
phis, on The 2SD DAY OF APRIL. 1851, the following
property, viz: In the county o. shelby and State o. Ten
uessee, beginning 81 a stake OF point on the east side Of
College street or Hvsnue, one hundred and ihirty-wo
tl39 feet southwt-dly from the sosth side % walker
street, as laid down on the map Of The city o. Memphis
By a. v. Rueter; thence eastvardly parallel with
Waiksr street, and along the soufh line Of = lst o. II
acres, sold b. the said MONTGOMERY 70 The Rev. Mr.
Duns, ls5 feet 20 astakes the southeast ooraer Or the
aid I 4 acre lott thence At right angles with the east
side Of the said \ acre lot 70 said walker street 1872
feet Themes eastWsrdly with the south side Of the said
walker street b TIE northeast conner Of the land sid
to said MONTGOMERY By S. Rozen, by his decd Of Febru-
airy 3, ls5@i thence ~southTardly with The east line OF
said tract, tie sane being a 20 acre tract, to The B5rth-
east corner OF a lst sold BY said MontgomeTy % R B
Alexander, being ~ acres; thence westEar1ly with
the north boundary o. the said - sores. and the north
boundary Of 2 acres sold BY said Montgomery to c. J. L..
Deviin 70 College streets thence vita the east side OF
College street % The begiuninE5 containing about four
acres, near % Stark's Female College, and part Of the
said twenty acres sod % said noutzomey BY s. R1ralf.
IS Aforesaid. he risht Of nj Is expressly
waived. The titls is good, but I will sell only a.
.trustee.
Should the properly not sell for enough 70 satisfy said
dsbis, viii, at the said time and place, sell for cash
twenty-five shares q the STOCK o. the Memphis Build-
ing ard Loan Association. conveyed b me By said Mont
z0mery a. ~o0laterai security.
mr2i-im J.. C. GRIPPING.
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participated In BY members Of the court
Messrs. sale, Valentine, Judge Dixon, and
others, On motion Of Justice Goodlett, the court
referred the entire business back to the same
commissioners, with power 70 build the court
house, selecting a site for the Same, and sp-
pFopfisting for The building $4,000, three
bonds to be issued Goa $4,000 each, payable
in three, four, and FIVE years, with 6 per cent.
interest.
It is hoped that some change will be made
in reference to the location Of the Jail.
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~ umnnir nnnE..

CHICAGO, March 30-The banks Of this
city, on Monday, will throw out the notes Of
the following thirty-two Illinois banks
Albion, Benton, Csrmi, Chester, Federal
Union, Quincy, Republic, Belvldere, Canal,
Citizens, Commercial Of New Haven, Cont
mental, Corn-Planters', Farmers and Traders,
Farmers Bank Of Illinois, Farmers Bank Of
Canton, frontier, Grand Prairie, Illinois State,
Lancaster, Merchants and Drovers, Missis-
siBpi River, New Market, Pamet, Prairie
State, Railroad, Shswanees, Union, Pike
County, Edgar County, Morgan County and
Southern Illinois.
These banks have a circulation Of about
$3.50, OOO,O 600, based upon Missouri, Tennessee
and Louisiana stocks. At the present market
rate Of securities, the notes are worth $4,000.
on the dollar.
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The Gun QueEti0n--PFompt Action
of the Virginia Senate.

The senate OF Virginia, at its session Of last
evening, passed some important resolutions in
relation to the contemplated removal Of the
cannon from Bell0na arsenal to Old Point
Comfort. The reader viii see in the proceed
ings Of the Senate, in another place, the reso-
buttons Of Mr.. Douglas, and the reference Of
the whole subject to the COMMITTEES on military
affairs.
At seven o'clock the committee reported a
preamble and two resolutions, the first Of
which authorizes aud directs the governor to
seize and detain said guns for the use Of the
commonwealth, and TO that end TO order out
the public guard, and such portion Of the mill
tia force as be may deem necessary to arrest
the contemplated removal Of the guns beyond
the reach and control Of the government of
this State.
The second resolution authorizes and re-
quests the governor to pay to Dr.. Junius L.
Archer the amount due him, viz seven thou
sand eight hundred and ssventy-two dollars on
bis contract with the Government a. Washing
ton, and to the said Government at Washing
ton the sum Of thirteen Thousand and twenty
four dollars, paid by it to the said Archer, on
account q the contract the governor to re-
quire the superintendent Of the armory, at
Richmond, to take possession Of said guns and
deposit them therein for safe keeping.
The first resolution was passed by a vote OF
p to s. The second resolution passed-ayes
81, noes 1.-RiehmOad Enquirer.
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3
FOR "A

3 Acres on the north side Of Pigeon R.Ost road. near
10 Acres on new State Line roaS, north side, near
N~oHtgomery's.
500 Acres on the Memphis and Ohio railroad ana
Raleigh plank road three and i've miles from the city,
in lots to suit purchasers.
Beautiful Residence snd Let on Market street, 70 Be
exchanged for negroes at valuation; ad two Resi-
dsnces' to be exchanged Tor building materials.
magnificent stsrehouse in the heart Of the city.
such property wAa never before efsrsd on such terms.
Hall Acre in the Cooper tract, al half price.
Acres east Of Mrs. Psrks, on three years time. On
same terms, a House ard Lot on Exchange street. oon-
veAient TO business.
The most extensive Foundry in the Southwest, and
the finest Saw Min, IN Avery street, lOs BY $50 feet,
we'll improved.
A House and Lot east Of and adjoining Captain Da-
SHIELDS, on Poplar street.
leo by $50 feet on Poplar street, near Main street.
1O2 BY 9s7 feet on Union, near Laudsrdale street.
The . acres, handsomely improved. south Of sam. P.
walkers, two miles from the city.
II acres and n acres, opposite Mr.. Wict's. IN Ger
mant0Wn plaHk road, and s acres on walnut street. with
residence; and 2 Lott corner Of Jessamfae and Orleans
streets Al these will be sold fer Arkansas Bsvss
Bonds- ~ Err
acres in rear Of Pr0vine, and fronting Fort Picker
Ons-half interest in 30 acres in Earasld tract; IS
fees, Vith two House, and IFS feet, vacant, in the Aue-
na; Grounds.
* asres, = thaif price, On new Raleigh road, east Of
Judge Swayne's.
s ~e1seIsptR ssidsBess en- O0un street near e0rpora-
tion Line, fer rent.
loi BY 400 feet IN wells Rsst, near g-Lanisr's.
s2s acres on Memphis and Charleston railroad, be-
tween oolusrville and Laisyettsj % sores clesrtd
Long LeNse, sHd good Hsuse and Lot a. infsrrsctioa Of
Alabama and ExehanEe streets.
a acres, With plank fence, vel improved, three miles
from The city, oE long time.
Corner Lot on Linden and Clinton, with brick Cot
saeres or Fernando plank road, adjoining Porter'E.
50 by $50 feet between Main ard shslby, north side Of
Linden a'rseti q beautiful Cottage.
The eiegant residence On south side Linden, between
Main a~d Shelby, At a bargain
50 acres near Race TRACK . ssantifuIplsee
iso ~ $50 feet on washington sirsst, east Of Mrs
sig Hoses in the ssvy lard. GA ground leased Tor
years.
Percy Hotel ct Grand function. with forty rooms and
% acres, ene-aaH mile from ooliisrvils5 the ansst
orchard, etc IA the country.
Good Houses to swap ios CITY Properly
House and Lot IN Chelsea, corner Finh and LOOnsy
s,rssts.
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Inter from PIke,, penk.

FoRT KEAREY, March 2s.-Ths western
stage, with mails, passengers and Hinckley's
express, for Omaha, passed at P. NJ.
DEEyER, March 25-The daily yield Of gold
in the mines is very rapidly Increasing. Mills
are nearly all getting 70 work, many Of them
with the new gold saving process. The popu-
lation on Blue river slope has doubled ia the
last month. That district will be a great
theater Of guleh mining operation this year.
The road over the snow range between the
South and Middle Parks is open for pack ami
mails, but not for wagons Emigrants from
the States are beginning to arrive. Weather
varu fne
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APRIL 3, 1861.

LAHoe lHFeaTs OF sFEcIE.-Tha specie
imPortAtiens here Continue to be large, over
100000 In the City o. Baltlmorsf This spe-
Gle now y OF 10 more public uss than 30 mach
"iron." We have SEQ, 000, 600 more thar We
know what 70 do with-unless Il can be put
into business, Prohtsb bly, in s0me form or other.
The tYigosD from Liverpool, on Wednesday
night, brought $4,000, 90 that in the Fl
hours $780, 600 in specie has come here.
Neu York Erpress.
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the Senate passed a bill providing Additional
security for slave property, and abiH author
izing the voluntary enslavsmsHt of free colored
persons. The House appropriated $1,000 to
remove the remains Of Gen. Harry Lee from
Georgia to Virginia, and passed the bill con-
corning the Potomac river pilots.
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The PHILADELPHIA CONFERENCE n SLA.
VERY The members Of the N. E. Church at
Cambridge, Nd, have menorialized this body
to grant a division Of the Conference By State
lines, and supply the Maryland division with
such preachers as repudiale IN toto tbe doc-
trienes Of the new chapter. II this cannot be
done, they then afectionatelv enireat thai
Cambridge station be striker frem the list Of
appointments, 80 that they may then pursue
such course as their necessities require.
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Evaporation of the indian Outrages
In Texas.

E2Agger0tAon OF the Indian OutEageH
In Texas.
The San Antonio Herald, published upon the
western frontier, denies the alleged extent OF
the Indian depredatiOns, and says
We regret that a disposition exists on the
part OF a portion Of the community 10 c~irrulate
exaggerated reports Of Indian depredations.
It is true Indians have been and ars still com
hitting dePredations upon our froatiers. it is
true thai those frontiers should be promptly
protected BY an adequate force; and we are re-
ioieed 10 learn that the convention has made
arrangements to afford such protection as
speedily as possible. BY sending a thousand
troops, we'll mounted and equipped Immediate
" in pursuit Of toe ssvages, under the author
ity Of the Southern Confederacy; and further,
that il one thousand are not enough, three
times that number are to be placed in the
field.
But while the absolute necessity Of ample
frontier protection is admitted, the innumera-
bic false reports and exsggerations 20 unwise-
" started can but do great harm. Those who
are acquainted with this portion Of the country
know that the Indian depredations OF this
spring are nothing unusual; that the change
OF government has had very little to do with
them. Up to the present time, notwithstand-
ing the Published statements OF the killing Of
tBentY-fOuF men at one time, and Of whole
families at other times, only four men have
been killed, and one girl severely wounded.
Last season, in the same range eight men we're
killed.
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l.
Patent SEeeE Brush
GIN.

ihAoA GIN SAINTS for which 7 an the only
4 travelling agent iu G0rth MississiBpi and Truses-
&c alHel from all others By c1mbiuinz he use OF q
5teei ComD Brush vita two Bristis Brushes, thereby
suolrctlas ne Cotton 70 a slight caidlnE process without
the least Injury 10 tie stanle. and a. ne ssraa tine r.
moves mleh u TIE dlrt, with other foreign Substances.
Attached - also 8 Duster, IN front and under the Saws,
Esieh adds largely 20 ia capacity for cleansing and in
proving The sample. 70 is Dot campIieafed or liable 10
get oct Of orders can be run with the ordinary power
used gins very rapidly, and performs well in every
respect.
All orders intrustsd 70 me a. RatssviIIs. Paao-a
county, Mississippi, VIII receive promst attention. and
frther, ny pers-ual attention lu Attaching and starting
TIE same viii Be willingly ard promptly rendered 20 al
those who may see o. u tender ne their 5atrsusEs.
J. 7. WESTBaCOE.
ep4-daE4n Batesvile, Mss.
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APPAIcAr1oNs FOR OFFIcE.--It il state q
that the naval officer of Boston has one hab-
drsd and eighty applications Tor Office in bis
department OF The custom house. TIE number
Of new appointment be intends to make is but
three.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GREAT SHOW
DOnlHeTciflq OTl IiEesddW Ttqhf,
yapFH 2d.


ferson street, opposite the P1gt Omes.
Commencing On Tuesday Night,
saPFH I'd,
And coutinaiuE Wet-egfav. Turzday. V-iEaf and Sal
urday5 both Arsrueons and Elghfs.
Doors open AZ - AGsrnoon1 and J ''ci1cE ElztE
Performance UUl o1umence az - aud - JcIrer
Admission Co csatsi Cail1rsn and C1larsd ssrvauE IS
cents.
he .H7sfe anf manager respectfully l1-lmltcE latEv
reason % his extensive auEmrntllc11, BE- can and EI
give an e1Lrrly new psrformance. diIsrelt ngu aI
antece1euts- and That with TIE possession df q nsu Eusr
ssTelles sad Ari-.eE. be cEn present a flEsrHrs
programme az each exhibition. r. uoald cu 1-r--
uon % the production % the melodrzmatir, hist7r1I
spectacle entitled
WARDS MISSION TO CHINAs
Or Or Ausriean Miulst-t's visit % Pskn.
A. uugiualy soften ~ b. Nr- Rice AZ The Academy g
Music, Mes Orleans, E-ers it enjoyed q slcrrBaf1I r-1
OF tHenty-sHFal cs1sec1lvs aE1 The Pr1c-ul8ls
farhdes and Bites are participated In bF one hl1irad
Men, H1man and ChIdren. and fiV Horses ard PJaiar.
Hhle the usurrs, Cams FESTIVALS uvafiacs and Oh
servansss csl into active requifiuan The entire tr1u1s.
Inis is the h-s- rs5resental11 70 the Kind ever Erg1
IN a pavilion. a1t fr grandHur suFercsdes al prsce-
dents Wsri's Mission viii be done on TuasfaT.
Welsesdag and Ihlrsiz7 evenings
FIRST time in HsmFhss sna viii Be pr0t1-ld "a
WnNnnafnr nfn~~Hrr
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tre authorized b auuounae BEN @. GARRETT.
.l.llats ~ fe-election % ths once q Chlsf o. 20
lice q tha election in June next. mrites
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SAvApgAH M THE C~oNFEDBRATE Loan
We are gratifed to be able te state that the
banks 81 Savannah have taken Eve hundred
thousand dollars OF the lean an horizsd bv the
Ccngfsss, at is late session.zTimss.
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DEPARTURE OF TIL Commemorative
steamship Habans, Capt. Mcconnell, will
leave this morning FOR Havana. The Hon.
Judge Rest and Hon Wm. L Taucey, together
with Walker Fesrn, Of Alsbsms, Secretary Of
legation, goes out on Der, en- route to the
courts Of Europe, to represent the Confederate
safes. Judge Rost lie accompanied by bis
adv and ssrvant.-N. o. Data q Suaday.
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sAs "a. AfKIAsoH Is .casaldats for ne sees
Hn~1Ff4Unatrr- Election ITfH ~ H. - ~
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Prices Shsw that Somebody is Hurt,
LIacOIR tS the Contrary.
BOUGHT At IMMENSE SACRIFICES.
viii be Sold at Corresponding Prices.

Wide Biz Laws.
Printed Linen CambSicS,
Wide Black silks,
Superior Bleached DOmestics,
FreBCh Printed JseoHets,
Satin Plaid BeTages,
Bsyedere Pine Grenadines,
Elegant RF0Che si7Rs,
BFOehe BeTage Anglais,
Richest Enbr0ideIIes.
Fine Lace sets,
Lace and SILK WrsppIBgs,
SIX aid fOplIH BaSqalnes,
Fun Lines Hosiery,
Embroidered Iandkerchlefs,
Embroidered skirts,
Best Kid Gl0Fs,
BFOche SILK POplias,
Handsome Gray PeplIRs,
Plain Tslfeta silks.
JacSaet Collars and Gloves,
Marseilles Quilts,
Best SheetiBgs,
Carpets,
Curtains,
Plantation Goods.
Best ''Dime" CaIicses.
SPEED, n0NoH0 & STRANGE
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% WharfnRstRFs
r0BiAs WoLFs Is . eandidats hr Wharfmsstsr
ELECTION MrN lNun- 49,
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The Georgia Baptist convention viii
'hsh is next sunual session in Athens, com
psaeing OF the e6th Of April next.
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From RIchmond.

RIcHMoED, Va, March pa resolution
20 terminate the debats on Tuesday was vIo-
lently opposed.
Mr.. Reid spoke seven hours in favor Of The
Tnion. M
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Notice.

Fl. H POTTER vs.. JAS. Il. WARREN.
n Appearing from ahdavith Md ia this case that the
4 defendant IS q noa-resldent Of his State. it is hereby
ordered that publea11l be made in some Newspaper 10
the eity Of Memphis, according 10 law, notifying said
defendant % npgear Before ne az ny ofics, al 10 O'Clock.
A. ~, On the aECDND MONDAY IN APRIL, 1851.
and defend The sult, ir ts same will be proceeded win
eI pgrts.
ooiT-Iautd J. W0RNE. p.
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coEvcTrD OF FRAuD.-A Washington dis
patch, says:
George W. Potter, OF Ohio, who was recent
" indicted for frauds Oh the pension Office,
has been convicted and sentenced to one YEARS.
Imprisonment IL the penitentiary.
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VThe New-AIabama Federal Judge.

WASHINGTON, March &C. ". Lane, re-
Gently confirmed by the Senate as Judge Of the
northern and southern districts Of Alabama,
viii, It lie said, endeavOr to hold bis court at
Athens.
If the above be true, Mr.. Lane must be
either a very weak, or exceedingly beld man,
to risk placing his neck in a halter, for the
empty honor Of holding Office under Lincoln.
II that court sits, We predict a short session
and q speedy adjournment.
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SECESSION AT THE NoRTH.-A letter from
New York derlares that the most conclusive
proof can be produced that a powerful and
numerous revolutionary organization is in sx-
istencs in that city, the object Of which is to
separate the city and port OF New York from
the Union and from the State, in order to make
it a free and independent port. A printed
programme is in circulation containing four
thousand names already in favor Of the new
project.
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STILL IN ~CusToDY.-The steamship Bien-
vile, Of the New Orleans and New York line.
has not been discharged from surveillance.
She IL IN charge Of the federal authorities at
New York, and the questions growing ont Of
her clearing from New Orleans with State Cor
Montgomery papers, are held under advise,
menf 4
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Just Received,

DT A FO5EG LADY. Of soufheru birth snS sdnoa-
- Lons a situation - TEACHEH, IN . school o. pH-
Vate family. Address,
VERNON. PORTKn a CLAY.
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secession Movements In virginia.

NORFOLK, March 51.-A petition has been
numerously signed instrueting Mr.. Glow, dele
gate in the convention from this city, to vote
Tor immediate secession. A large and enthu-
siastic meeting was held at Washington Point,
which instructed delegates from Norfolk coun-
ty, 10 vote for immediate secession. The meet
ing also appointed delegates to a convention to
be held on The 18th Of April, to nominate a Sc
eession candidate for Congress, in case Wiz
ginia should rsmain in the Union.
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GO The gumor hat GaTibaldi is going to
marry an English marchionsss IS u~nfounSsd
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"A SITUATION As GAADEEEk=Paruss requirln
u TIE services o. a sober. indnstrisus. practici
Gardener VIII please addross STEVENSON Gardsna
naunlia pesL Or mraILa.s
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TIE EFFECT OF THE BLAcK-REPUBLIcAN
UsUEFATIoN.-We find the following para
graph in the New York Day Book Of the 9th
ut. Is "nobody hurt ?"
The presses and organs Of this city that have
brought about d%isunion and the destruction Of
The commercial power Of New York city, are
now Ismsnting their blind folly and snalhema-
Using their own policy. The new tariff re-
ceiyes blow after blow, bat these papers are
terribly mistaken when they suppose this the
cause Of all our commercial difficulties. The
Withdrawal OF southern trade, even With a fair
tariff, will bankrupt New York. We are only
beginning t. reap the fruit Of Blaek-Repubii-
- n-T-
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The BELLoEA GUEs.-Considsrable excite
ment having been created in Petersburg YES
terday, in consequences Of a mmor that the
Bellona cannon would probably pass through
this city For Fortress Monroe, a couple OF our
citizens telegraphed TO a reliable gentleman in
lowing response:
81 learn that The citizens Of Richmond will
arrest the guns if sent here. Ilesrn also that
Alfred NJ. Barbour, Esq, has received a letter
from The ordnance department in Washington,
stating that the order for The delivery Of the
guns is countermanded."
We viii add, that the guns would never have
been allowed to pass through Petersburg, Over
four hundred Of our citizens signed a paper
yesterday, plsdging themselves to resist their
transit through this city at allhazards-Petert-
burg Rruress.
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"a trsnseFibing the names OF the oeie-
tron sssiby county 10 the Secession con
venflon at NASHVILLE, The names .,
:. T.-rc A. srccKEIT and BLEED y
80. vsrs aesidsDtaliy omitted.
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ca Hon. Humphrey Marshall, In an elo-
quent speech before The states rights conven-
ton, held in this place n last Monday,
among other things, said be thought our chan
ces Of obtaining our constitutional rights in
the Union were few enough. He hs1 watched
our diplomacy, or the want Of it be had
watched the course Of the Black Republican
party, and they had not departed from their
policy, or Chicsgo platform, one single inch,
but would hold on to all their old opinions.
Mr.. Lincoln, however, could not show bis
hand until after the Kentucky elections. Il
was bis polieY to debaueh the country with the
Offices within his gift TO raise 10 the border
States a Union party with the Black Republic
eaniEm 81 a basis. To secure the fruits Of his
victory Of November, a party must be builtu up
IN the border States 10 save the Union.
IN The cain the spider weaves bis web take
care you are not the hY.-KsniEoky KeOman.
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FUGITIvE PROM JUsTIcE.-On the 29th ult.
WM. N. HIT, charged with larceny in the
State Of Tennessee, was rsmsnded by Judge
LYONS, in Richmond, Va, to await a rsquisi-
ton from our State.