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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-28

On bis arrival at ST. Louis, the new Federal
commander issued the following order:
HEADQUARTERS, ST. Louis, Nov. %, 1861
Prisoners Of war, duly exchanged, in &C
cardance with the terms of an agreement made
between Maior-Geurra j. c. Fremont and Major
General Siesling Price, on the Doth Of October,
1861, and having a pass or safe conduct from
Brigadier-G General S. r. Quits, viii, after proper
examination, be passed Though our lines, accord
ing 10 the safe conduct 30 given. The persons
aud baggage Of such rxchaEged prisoners will
be subject to examination at any post, camp or
outpost. So far as possible, such persons will
be sent away in squads under an escoE-
II. The term property, CT private property
used in such passes, VIII not be construed 10 IN
clude any auns, Except the usual side arms OF
officers ammunitious, medicines, or sealed pa
peers, and sl open papers will be strictly exam
med.
BY order Of Maior-GeneTal Hslleck.
WILLIAM MCSIICHAEL,
Assistant Adjutant-GeneraL
Il will be remembered that General Hunter,
who succeeded Fremont, ignored the agreement
alluded to above. His iuhumcuity. however,
will be rendered Powegless by Gen. Halecks
urder.
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special Notice.

LOUISVILLE. November e. Tsai
Msssrs. :. P. HUGHEs. JAMES P4EEEHLL an ~. ".
HLNELE have retired f-om our fra
Ths business will b continued aDt settled hv t- ---
msiuiug pa7sue-l GARyIN, BELL & Ca.
Oar resident partner In Memphis Is SAMUEL GvyS.
Once % Front Row. uo-7-rHwIu
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NOTICE!

CURTAINS Of companies organized for tho war; 20
~ any Of the C01frdrrsts States, will have arms fur-
usaed them by A~tisching their companies 20 my Reg
menJ, now forming - SavaEuah, Hardin county. Ten
nsssstr o. which p se= J can DO sidrssssL
J. n. crew.
uoJa In HoTv-nT Ton -H
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-28

PLEASANT ECIOEST-A friend tells US Of
an incident that occurred yesterday In this city,
which shows that there are some pleasant green
r,ots. indicating humanity hereabouts Jet. At
ono Of tie depots on Main street, for the recep-
ZION Of donations to the army, there was received
large package Of weii-kuit wooden socks.
Written on a card attached was the direction :
" Far the soldiers rAo aoed them most 1t was
,r,cssibls to learn from the bcy-cauder anything
r,uceuing the donor, where the package came
,om. or to obtain any information about the
donation.
THUS It is. va discover, that there arc those
,r,ro rs who love 20 DO tboir noble deeds 10
..,rct- unberaldsl, aud only loving The rewards
t5ev find IL their own hearts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-28

r The mail last evening was an almost
entire failure. The only Richmond exchange
received was the Enquirer. No Memphis papers
have been received for a week. What is the
matter7 Can the APPEAL inform as FRED
,rictsbu1g Da) Recorder.
We cannot. Our troubles in this respect equal
anything you have to bear.
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCER4 !

I ETTERS 3 a administration we're granted % me hy
j. the County Court u shelby county ~ the Noveu-
Der term, ls6i, Of said Court, upon the estate u James
a. Street, deceased. All pgrsOns having claims against
said estate viii present them 10 ne immediately. auH
persons Indebted 70 10 will ind the papers in my hands
! desire 70 settle the business a. soon As %. siJe
MRS. l. 4 STEEET
np9z-lwE AHwiufzfa-rEH.
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MEMPHIS LEGEOYI
MEArHls, No7glbsr SSH I-a.

hENPHl5, N1FUlL9r --L- I--I-
RegiInental Order.
TEE AEHPHIs LEGION being detailed bv .-
4 Commandant o. she Post. Tor special duty 30 gra.I-
Ing the prisoners. and having E-u suluuraarpd th-- --.
yiFes 10 The Confederate Amy, unt-r 1rlsr. Pon alta
JI General Pc 1, lt Is Necessary for then a. BE- me-
pared ~ a moments notice The Co ou-I Erca-Irq-
hereby orders usch company in h- c1ug Ed 90 ne
for rOl cal - their respective dsl rooms FACF-
MORNING, a. o'clock, when, % no gueraI orders az.
received from these HsatquRrJsrS tlsv can De E-.
missed. Captains will 81 once report the location To-.
their drill rooms At tas Regimrutsi Headquarters So. 6
Union street.
By order Of L Y. DTK0y. Colonel.
uO&-lt JNO. b IL Adfurarf
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SPECIAL ORDFR.

N'LNMnN Nv
NIFrmber - LA1i.
0tAPT. G. p JONES is hereby ordered 90 pr6c-.F
forthwith 20 Columbus, KY, with The rrcruits D..
has now under his c0mmand, who're they ul be- pYr
under immediate nstructon-
Lieutenant 5. r Haylnau is detailed 10 continue re.
cruitng. and - fast ~ hs collects recruits IN bodies OF
ten, lie viii forward theu 60 thls post uuiI tile som.
pany Is hlled.
By eomlaand Of B i-gsJierGer-ral Pillow.
AAES T. PARKER.
uoaiiE Orderly Bfdc.r Oct DIVISION
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TTENTEOy

"ANTED. at Cu.-, q lew men 90 complete O. Lu.ul-
w trer Infantry Company, fr twelve month"; -.-
vice. Iappea to gallant uHmaIr =d men, who sl1rli
deem It q stain upOu their hOCUr 60 be drafted into tEr
uiitis, and 20 sq Others who can leave bone and who
are not c0wsrd- sud traitors 20 the 5 urL. -1 Cyu- aut
and defend their country from tbe Enemy on our uCrI-
-rh border. Guns furnished Headquarters - Er.r-
Row. THUS- ". PhESIhs.
rrlsIt E.n-a-m Mamr-L. L.r...
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NOTICE

HPH n 40 RAILROAD
AENFHs. NOyrrbev ZsA- 1851.
H Il, A~ Tgeia Sos sg5i Ps,,- on J
this Road between Memphis ana hu.1BITF- WI U- ~
cont Hued on Monday, tie frat DAY Of D-reur--. Ir
Will leave HumbOd on that mOrniuE for Memphis. huE
will not return 20 Humboldt,
no IuDANEAD.
rol71t E4r-r-r -.-. r--.--
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The Sherman (Tezas) Patriot Of Noyem'
ho- ia sovs that the last of the volunteer reg
a,.,,ts have struck their tents, and have left Tor
T.Car,.b,s commend. The Patriot also says
tbat a man by the name Of Bell who has acted
=, sdiotent Of one Of the regiments eneamPed III
G-,rsm. was tried and dung as a spy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-28

SMALL NOTE IssUE-A bin has passed both
branches Of the Tennessee Legislature, suthonz-
ing the Bank Of Tennessee to issue change notes
of denominations less than one dollar. The Nash
Vile Union says 1t was understood before
the bill was introduced into the Legislature, that
the bank, if authorized, would issue such notes.
We believe the bin does not limit the bank TO
any sum-, and We presume a sufficient amount
will be issued to meet the wants of the people.
In the absence of silver, these issues will be &
great convenience, but We regret to see this re-
sort TO supply the change necessary for the bu-
siness Of the country"
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NEW Z
For the Scat Of Hgr


fiHE uad-t-iEusd hss Osen authorized by the gsc-e
tary u Wax, 20 raise a Regiment or Infantry for
Immediate rervlee The most approved AIRS have been
seeared. Csp'-ins Of companies wishing 10 Join sls
regiment. VIII please report Immediately TO
4. DEEHA HARMON
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-28

~ The Fredericksburg CYa) Recorder Of the
22d says: We are gratifed to hear that the ne
groes, some forty or more, that escaped from King
George on Sunday night week, went to Charles
county Maryland, where they were arrested by
the citizens aud lodged in jafl, and will be re-
turned to their owners if his Royal Highness,
Alr. "Liaku7a 4" should not prevent it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-28

yFremont, since his unceremonious reno
val, is being kicked and cufed about very gen
orally by bis old friends. A New York paper
now has tho cruelty to intimate that his ''Iuost
brilliant charges" are those against the Lincoln
government What will Jessie" say to this
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-28

cor. MrLLoAS-This officer, who com
,,Fa3 the Foleral forces a. Lexington, arrived
a, Cincinnati on the 2lst. OF course he was
Ion ze5-tqnIerel the bospitalties Of the city,
-.e,rted 70 the Burnett House.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-28

~ Kentucky is invaded by hosts resolved
upon her s~ubiugation. he who is not against
them is Of them. He who is not repeHlng the
invasion invites t-L0HisUtLe Journal.
You are night. Lincoln's hosts have resolved
upon the " subjugetiou Of Kentucky, aud tho
renegade Of the Journal is foremost smoug The
traitors who a." invite " it.
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FOR SALE,

~ 600 LBS. SOLE LEATHER.
[OsOOO IJOO pairs BrOysns.
100 b. Upp-r leather,
IT, boil. Al hu.-gl p-F cen.
Alc-SLc.mEEsrs Tools.
THOMAS CHU.D-
uof6 ~ tI5 MzEr street
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NOTICE .

THE p15Tc are hereby notified NOT % purchase
4 tr de Tor, or oihsuvis- receive th- following notes.
exec ted by me % T. l. Beard. or any uf them. Rs Che
consideration FOR which hey were given has who y
failed. I shall not psy them
One Note fof $50. tas IS. day Of January l-f@
" E5J0. " r d" L-L
&c o. ~ 500. " " " 1901
Tho last two drawing iuier8s, from ds.a. s1f 81 Co.
Heved 20 BE- dated ,ba 's. 10y Of Jsauzry. ls51--hs- is
dated forward TIE Let % neat January, ataousL aad-
in 5sptsmbeT last.
nazTlws p. G. STEPHENSON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-28

" A dispatch from Cairo to St Louis, dated
the 23d, says the gunboat Lexington started
up tho Mississippi that morning, TO meet the
sunboats expected from ST Louis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-28

Y A special dispatch to the st. Louis Rfpab-
i;,au. dated Cairo, Nov. sd, says that John
Minikin, formerly postmaster at Paducah, was
killed at Msyfeld, Ky, on the Dist, by a man
named Corners. The dispute was concerning
politics Blllfikin being for the South and Con
pey a Federalist. The former received nineteen
buck shot in the breast. a Federal force WAS
sent from Paducah 70 protect ConneTs from the
soutbem men Of Clay Kings command,
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FOR H


600 sCTrS CLoIHE-uE pairs DRAWERS
ZNyD Cotton and N,0len-
a1n Wcolen and Cneck ShTtz,
q Military Owe c'stt,
Errs Duck TENS,
EHb y and Marques,
The Clothing Is sl maia IN 6a best sty- ~
D. c MeALLETEE
Ayres Hurk.
n,lsaw ssr0ud street.
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- The Yicksburg CuiseR Of Monday even
ing saws We have conversed with a number
Of the soldiers in camp at this place, and they
are all eager to start at once for Columbus No
greater disappointment could befall these brave
spirits than to miss the impending conflict
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-28

Y ltis said that tue enemy at Pensacola
fired rapidly and wildly, consequently doing
very little damage, shile Tie gre from our guns
was slow and cautions, aud it is reported that a
breach had been made in one corner of the walls
Of Fort Pickens.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-28

CRIsIs'-HelPer' the nle abo,
T,ion scouudrel and thiei, has been appointed
limited States Consul at Bueno5 AyIeS; ne -
an eninently fit representative Of the An0oln
government.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-28

Special Message Of Governor Pet4as.

EXECUTIVE OFPICE, Nov. 90, 1861.
Gelt'emsu a. The senate and House Of Representatives,
herewith transmit for your consideration
kilograms from Gov. lshsm G.. Harris, Of Ten
uessee, and Generals Gideon j.. Pillow, and lie,
unidas Polk, al Columbus, Ky, informing me OF
the threatened attack on Columbus. by a large
force of the enemy, and asking Tor such ASSIST
auce as the State of Mississippi may De aoIe 70
send. l have sent Gen. Polk twenty Aess VI
cannon powder, and a considerable fuannuty "
field ammunition for tue field batteries. leegsIG-
ing the interest and honor Of MISSISSIPPI DGJu
involved. in sustaining with all HeI asalLa3Io
f,rre ON oar friends at Columbus, l Suggest the
n-onr;sty and Importance Of some prompt action
r. r. egi.l,trire authorizing the sending OF
=, 80 "a can be Immediately raised and
or,,5 4, assist in the defense OF that important
post arlsl to sar,a sirtv davs
~ brind with them their own arms Several
n,,aTTies u~srtially armed, are now in camp at
TIg-iP@LIrg NN.tcbez, and Grenada, which have
I'm mustered into the Confederate service, and
iii nrobsbly be ordered to Kentucky, as have
;,f,riDtd Gen. Polk Of their condition
TLcre are two companies of CavelTy which
Loys b4en mustered into the service Of the State
the Coplah Horse Guards, and Tlshomingo
RANGERS These two companies, If authorized,
! ,yculd order 10 Columbus at once. | deem the
safety of our position and forces At Columbus
ss Of such vital Importance to this State, as to
claim the prompt and decisive actions Of all the
S.afe authorities. JOHN J. PETrUS.
FRIGHrENED-We take the following from
the Kentucky correspondence Of the New York
HorIf:
have been slow to believe the stories which
havs been circulating IN camp for the last week
or more, 10 the effect That there were armed bodies
of uiuoisans in the rebel army at Bowling Green
but | am At last compelled to give them eredence.
This will be n new feature in this horrid c~iyilwar,
and It remains to be seen how our volunteers will
Withstand in the hour of battle, the sereeehes
and wells Of those misguided barbarians.
Tue .screeches aud yells Of the misguid-
ed barbsiaus l" S4od
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-28

II Major McClurken, Of the Both Illinois
regiment, who was wounded at tho battle Of
Belmont, died at Cairo. on the 20tb.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-28

r The ST. Louis Republican states that tho
slip Constitution, a new vessel, aud the largest
wooden steamer in the world, has arrived at
Boston, aud is to be fitted out FOR an expedition
to the southern coast. She will take three Mas
sscbusetis regiments, under Gen. Butler. There
will be other vessels in the expedition, and the
public must expect soon to hear of further naval
% inyasions - Of the South.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-28

NoRF ARREsTs-We understand that Levi
T,swbi+. Nm. Hunt and 10. Hicks, Of Cleye-
and. Bradley county, have been arrested and
es1ied to Knoxville -4tLsss Post, Nor -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-28

r-The Washington papers OF the I'D pub
r.b the names Of a large number Of old vessels
,,bicb ara loaded with stones, and are doubtless
TO be sent to southern harbors and sunk, thus
rendering the blockade more effective.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-28

- There is still a prospect Of q general ex-
change of prisoners, although there is as yet no
definite arrangement on the subject.
We end the above in tue Boston Post Of the
18th. When the balance is struck It will be
found that the prepouderance is greatly in favor
r tha Goutb
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monopolio. s~uppre.,cd In Alabama.

tAulsopoAAFa HApEhUa"AN
The following important law has been passed
bv the Legislature Of Alabama
SECTION ]. Be II enacted by the Senate and
House If ReDussatqftcss, 81 GCusTal assembly
c0nreuci, That no person or persons snail buy
stock. or Guy commodity whatever, with the IN
tent to produce a scarcity in tho market, so that
by reason of such scarcity he may obtain a
higher price therefor.
Sac. ,. Be IL further enacted, That no persons
shall combine TO buy up live stock, or commod-
ties Of any kpd with intent 20 produce a scarci-
~ thereof in the market, so tlat by reason OF
such scarcity they may Obtain higher prices
therefor and by the word market, IL THIS
act. is meant. not only places whers live stock
or commodities are brought together for sale, but
any where in town OF country where such Things
are produced. or sold, OF wanted.
SEC. 3. Be Il further sHaeted, That the
| JudCes Of the several Circuit Courts Of Ibis
State shall give This act in charge TO the Grand
| Juries. who shall inquire into and presentzail
violations Of this act, and any person convicted
on Indictment under this act. may be fined AZ
the discretion OF the jury, and imprisoned not
exceeding one year.
$50. 4. BE Il further sHacted, That this act
/ shall be in open force from the date Of its pas
SAGE TO tho end Of the pending war between the
Confederate States and the United States But
the termination Of The war shall not sbate any
prosecution then pending, nor shall II be a bar
10 the institution Of new prosecutions loI any
violation Of this act that may have been com-
mitted during the war.
r. NJ. PATTOS,
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" Ssnator Fitch, of Indiana, has been au-
thoiEed by the Lincoln government TO raiE I
brigade ior the war.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-28
X NJ. PATTON,
President Of the Senate.
w. II. CRENSHAW,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
A true copy:
Micah TAUL, Secretary Senate.
Approved by the Governor, 9th Nov, l76l-

EThs New York Past says that EngIlSu
letters state that the British government refuses
to grant clearances from England to vessels WIN
arms for the United States therefore Shippers
will be compelled to send in vessels from con''-
mental ports.
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ORDER ~ =

\ consequence o. the improbab.i.y OF obtain uE
Il Tents and Camp equipments. The r0nmauaauls %
Regiments IN the I'd Bdgsde, vii DELAY marching ru
Memphis until Saturday nsEs, the 2ush instant. Fh-u
roads.
BY order OF Brig dsey G snsrsI J. 4 CsEsEs.
P W. EOT-IEE.
noes q HIEaH-. Nrr-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-28

The Circulation of the DALI
APPEAL Is larger than LtAttt 81
tie Daily City Press OsIOiAit1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-28

Flint Hides :

immediately. BOILING & GO.
Union sues.
n1ZTlw Opposite Appeal OHIO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-28

Usually kept IN q Dry Goods store. a -l1Fs I--ls.-
stock cannot be f.uutLlu the rtv.
by partner having been in RE army Ga six U.rsLF.
and leaving The entire bu-ue 8 upon nee Co al--aa 90.
/ cannot, there fore. have home v.figus s. great --c..-
ice 10 hin and myself which prevents u from Elr-
into the army. I take this m-.lc1 Uf tl-uru.rE -v
friends and the plbIle that I al dssirG-s % sell Gus and
invite you % call and get bargains
v. p MARTIN.
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aew5.


RICHMOND, November It, via NO, @7tb-)-
At Manassas the condition of the Federal and
Confederate camps indicates an engagement N
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vemenis or thc Coast.

RICHGoND, November 2G.-Prasideut Davis
to-day sent a message to Congress, in Executive
Session, concerning the secession Of Missouri,
accompanied by an able letter from Gov. Jack
son, also an act dissolviug IFS union with the
United States, and An act ratiiying the Const-
tuition of the Provisional government, and the
convention between the commissioners Of Mis-
souri, and the Confederate States. Congress
unanimously mdfyel the convention entered
into between r N. n. Hunter, the commissioner
fNr NIissnuri.-
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Odicinl from PensncOla.

RICHMOND, November IA message from
Gen. Bragg last night says, all is quiet. The
snemy's ships at safe distance. lie IS ready
for any attack.
Mai. Z. A. Banks has been ordered to relieve
Mai. julius Hssse at Mobile, and leaves to-mor-
row morning. There is nothing else Of interest.
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From henTuChy.

NASHVILLE, November 27.-The Louisville
Courier to-day says she affair at Franklin, Ky,
which resulted in the burning Of a house and
several persons, had no reference to politics, none
of the parties being Liucolnites. The parties
charged with being engaged in killing David
Bells and House. When the attempt was made
to arrest them, a squad of soldiers was sent by
Gen. BucEner, at the request Of Judge Williams.
They resisted, killing one soldier and wounding
another. The affair then resulted as stated in
Yesterdays dispatch.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-28

Its believed that assurances havebecn given,
through minister Adams, at London, that nee
access to the cotton ports shall be given to Bit
ish vessels.
Explosion Of a Powder Will.
WHvrSGToS. DEL, November 2O.-Dupont's
powder mill exploded to-day, destroying three
mills and killing three men.
Foreign News per Steamship A'la.
NEW YORK, November 2I.-The British mem
ofwar Couqueror and Sans Pariel, were expect
ed to sail soon for Mexico.
The Times thinks the operations Of the eIPe-
dition will be very easy, but difficulties may
arise from the different political sympatLies Of
the three powers
It is reported the Federal steamer james
Adger was at southampton, and goes 10 the
Mediterranean to look after priyateers.
A strike among the cotton spinners was i'm
minent, owing to the threatened reduction Of
wages.
The Great Eastern is to be equipped for sea,
aud is expected to leave Liverpool in February.
The Grand Duke Constantine Of Russia and
the Duchess are on a visit to Queen Victoria
France has given quieting assurances to Swift
zerland relative to the Valley Of Deppes.
Iii reported that Ganbaidi has announced
10 the Central Italy Council his i'm intention
not TO provoke a movement toward Rome or
Venice, but wishes the popular sympathy for
the unity Of Italy to be encouraged.
1t is rumored that preparations at Genoa are
making for q revolutionary expedition, embrae-
ing Montenegro.
An autograph letter from the emperor OF Aus
tria announces his determination to carry out
the government policy towards Hungary.
There is great frmness in trade At Manchester
and "A further advanco in prices Is demanded
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UsIoy NoNIYATIoSs = Xth Senate District
Frederick Il. Westbrook Of Ulster. AAVlth Sen
alto District-Charles j. Folger Of Ontario.
OnoHdoga--The Peoples Couoty Convention
nominated the following ticket: Seuator-GeOi &c
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