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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-05-03
HUNNEWELL'S
CELEBRATED
TOLU ANNODYNE

ms great Neuralgia Rem .y and Natural Opiae ca lis
o @pet la attention and interest, being free OF Opium
Eea' ATOMS 81 OPIUM, or OF but rs strictly yegeta-
e an! N4t,iloaI properties For Neuralgia Rheumatism
P"''' loom and Ear Ache Spinal Complaints bleeding
al miner Nervous Complaints $500
For loss 81 sleep. Chronic Nervous Headache cct
H"l!tchc 1t has no lGal and which we otter .,n,n-
uIJi~ from U;iOuhtrd sources.
For pclirum TroUlen> il is a sure remedy
For BjWc. Complaints including Cholera N ,rfus II =
ep-lidi!iy adapted III hot only removing the mains hn
ing - ply treat contrast with Opium which moi
Only CJnstpaje- and drugs the system but makes the
remedy worse than III. di.ease.
ON MUSICIANS ash affection. and demand For
uus or TIA Bottles Will be sent developing in the An
oivne upate which has long been wanted and IN m q
Cough Remedy such entirely central lrc-
ple.
From invalts ask correspondence for Pamphlets or
explanation. without 'po>tase-siampS."
Prires-Lsrse Cough Remedy, 50 cents per bottle
small 70
TOlu Anodyne, 81
JORN L. HUSNEWELL, Proprietor,
Chemimst and Phar1naceutist.
No. Commercial Wharf. Boston, Mass.
For sale by all usual wholesale and retail dealers N
every town and city.
j. C. Bingham, Hoyt Green, ST JOhnsbury Vail Rra,-
ned Co, Danviie s s. Gould. West Concord 10 N
J NJ Weeks Lyndon; II A. Quimby, Lyndon Center: II
stanton, No. Danville Putnam Sprague Cabot Hum
lArey Smith, East Burke French Son Lunenburg
agents. l2ul-52
FRED E. SMITH. Montpelier Wholesale Agent.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-05-03
WAGONS FOR SALE CHEAP

The subscribers have for sale three good new
Buggy WAGONS: also Two one-horse lumber va
On, which they will sell at low prices.
CHAMBERLIN X FLETCHER.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-05-03

NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
II Which make my stock consisting of WATCH
e.. JEwELRY, SILVER and SILVER PLATED WARE,
FANCY GooDs, GERMAN TOYS, Books and STA
r1oxERY, the largest in this OF any OF the north
ern counties. =. ". ChlLDo.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-05-03

PREPARATION
which will save more labor time and hard work
than anything else vet discovered Please give
II a fair trla. ana i viii recommend Itself For
sale by f. JEW EFT. s. JoAnsourv, Vt. He is
also agent for DAVIS Spanish Saye. 31-43
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-05-03
T. ARMER :, \ TT ENIIuN

JAMES c. I.....
,r,a Concord. VI. -. :. IS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-05-03

$ i > State Street, >tan
Boston, Apr!I O. l>iI y =,
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Concord, y. H., Fec. 1861.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-06
....ar-rnlrnN NRNEs-

WAsHfNGTon, Feb. 3.
Cal Havne intended to leave for Charleston
o.day. but having been Informed that the Presi-
dent IA preparing a reply 70 his communication
demauding the surrender Of Fort sumter, ne
win delay bis departure tll " ednesday
The Executive Department has defined the po
sition Of that State on the subject Of cOmmeryia ial
arrangement regarding L probable that the
payment Of duties and elearanee Of vessels will
be interfefed with By the Government OF wash
ington In such manner a. 20 render the lial.s 81
action Of business At Charleston diiheut and eIa
The exposition OF the law Of naiiuns, as made
by the former and present Secretary OF state ~
the Peru case. affecting the vessels 1eor9lhs
aud Lizzie Thompson, Is regarded ns 9 soung
doctrine applicable TO South Carolina, Whlch VIII
permit no Interference by the Government OF I &
United States with such regulations as 4 mas
adopt; nor will the authority OF the latteT o.
permitted 70 be exercised within the limits OF tn'
state Il will be for the United states 70 lmposs
on vessels Of States, still members OF ths cohlea
erncy, such penalties as Il may choose 10 provide
for what It may consider Violations OF us mum
oipal laws. at
Wigfall and Others have telegraphed to Mont
gomeTy urging the appointment Of AleAahdel
H Stephens e. provisional President oi th'
Southern Confederaoy. IN order to eonciiiate th'
Southern Conservatives.
The nomination Of Judge Petht for Judge o
the District Of Kansas, has been determines
upon. L-,--,,-,, \,
nominated as Associate Justice Of the Suprem'
Court, IN place OF Justice Daniels deceased.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-06

RYR FLOUR @Eeavy. Sales ara 100 bbls at
S3,ad1f,lb Coz common 70 choice superane.
CORN MEAAs-harket very dull aud droop-
arice. sales are io0i b6s At isQssS, including "a
w WTikAS = heavy cav and iiy Ioiowsr, win
only cry moderate business doing for export AZ She
fSSi oo bus siwa5kss siSb a. 81 IS dsivsrsd di1 issS
bus amber Wisconsin and Iowa ut 81 % dellveredi
1000 wlntsr red wasttrn a. ti,30@l ,s2i 1910 bush
white Michigan at 81 ,i9i SOC hus white indiana a.
20; 6g bus mixed Canada AZ 81 3g; 1900 bus Can-
Adan club a 81 20 luO bushels amber staten Island
RYiiE-DdIl and heavy At sa9sfo Tor primoi Jsr-
B1RLEY-MsTkst duh at SsSsOc, as in QuAll-
CORN-Markst dull and heavy and trias lover.
Sales u00 bus AZ &c 10 store for old mixed W8
terri gRiiVfss; 3 e4sss s,sa oF a. rI1 mHsd E,Sl ,h,
yellow, and 7oo7oo for good to prime white south-
oiTs--Heavy and declining, with moderate bnsl-
ners dong 81 A4s67fo f0s western oaHedian aud
/ Slate. Ed
T g. d9I I'LL sPa without b. iPgGEtssBEt
unnspecied do Sl7,l2 thin mess, Sl6,uO for western
prime messi Sls'6Q for clear Sls,Oo9ls,25 for
BEEF-Market quiet and steady Sales are
rs bbls ats 5e1Ae ior country primei $5,T506, Is
ior ao mess iSs s repaSkea mess Slo,ll
PRiWEMEss BEEF-DulI ana nominal.
BEEt n A1is-steadyi l29i5 tor state end ~es-
CUT MEAFs-Markst quiet and steady. Sales
| at 6S46tte for ah0ulderEi s,f95hc for hams.
| HOGs-Dull at Z34@71ko. for corn fed; 5Aa6Ae
i've weights.
! BGC0N-Duil and unchanged
| LARD-MaFket heavy aud dull. Sales are 2l0
| bbs at 9k69Ho for good No. ], and lO4lOA for
prime western. -+a
RUTEER-ssllins slowly at laal4o for ohio,
CHEEsE-steady at 9aIO4O for inferior to
prime.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-06
BOSTON NEWS.

1uaAlAf ErDs o.
Ihs House has passed resolutions to send Com
miesioneFs to Washington, end Gov. Andrews has
appointed, as such Commissioners, ohm = Good.
rich, Charlea Allen, George s. Boutwell,, John NJ.
Forbes, Frank -. CroWninEhield, 7. II Chandler.
end X. p Waters
The meeting at Faneil Hall 70 day and to night
was large and enthusiastic. Hundreds were un-
able to obtain admittaRce. p r. Curtis and
Thomas Stevenson were the principal speakers at
the meeting.
A letter trem Mr. Everett was read stating that
Congress were unable to heal the breach a. tie
members are bound By party ties, and the only
alternative vas, Union or bloody strife. The
letter concludes g Let the cry ring out from
Faneil Hall, The Uuion--if must and shall be
preserved ., D
Rssolutians Of attachment to The Union were
adopted, approving the recent speeches Of Sew
ard aad Adams, appealing 70 Virginia aud the
other border States TO remain faithful to the call
Of patriotic duty, eOnceding equal rights of all
States IN common territory. and approving Of q
compromise on the basis Of the Crittenden resp
lutions a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-06
THR ALL-suFFIOIRNT THRRR


EyRIESEMAR t,2&3. ARE DE-
TECTED BY ROYAL LETTERs PATENT AZ
ENGLAND and secured BY the Seals Of ths u.oie a.
Medicine, Vienna.
No. 3 inFaluabls ior eEhauIfion urorr,atorrh.,l
sHd all physical disabilities.
No 2 completely oradicates all traces Of those dit-
eases that have heretoore been treated hy the
cion8 enq perniclo ls use q oopetva ard cubeh5.
No. aag entirely sunplenfe1 ne iu1urious rss
ncrourJ therenl lnslr1g 70 the gclleTer speedy RS
LET oispersing all impurities, and roofing ont tie
vernon d di8aaaa
ThiESEMAlz Noa. I, and 3, are rreparati0n the
lorm oi lozenge, devoid Of tastq and SNAIL AID can
1e cafilq ~ IRE fl- iloai ocEet- sold 10 Tia cafal
and divided into aelaEate doses adn mustered bF
Nalpcau Lallemand iouI, kicold, &C. Price S. earf
whereby there > Z saEingci 81 lote had Fholssafs
and retail, ol Dr. BARROW, No. ~ Bleecker street
New York. lmD1dlaielF lE rcccIFLng rcElitta nch
Dr. Barrow VIII forward flie krissenar to any raf
Of the Wcid, 5scu1sy p.eked, and add essf scoord
- sod also 5g 3. 7. GAYLORD and W.
lL8kEs Cleveland Ianu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-06

FoKT KEARNEE, Feb. 8.
The Pony Express with San Francisco
dates to the lsth ult., passed here atatEO
o'clock this morning.
The election Of Speaker Of the Assembly
On the 18th Fss effected BY a coalition be-
tween the Republicans ard Doualas Demo-
Gratis. A similar coalition win be attempt
cd to elect Douglasite United States Sen
s5or. The GoFernor's message was deliV-
cred on the 18th; the principal feature was
ths strong grounds taken in favor Of pre-
serving the Union and in opposition 20 .
Pssifo Republic.
A Union meeting Is proposed at Saora-
msnte, when alf candidates for United
States Senator win be called on 70 define
their positions.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-06
FROM TRXAs.

The Governor sent message to the Legislature
condemning the New York resolutions ten
dering men and money to the Federal Govern
ment to cOerce the SOnth.
he expressed the hope that the people Of Texas
would act as a unit in the defence Of their rights
The resolution to submit the secession Ordinance
TO the people was lost.
The House passed bill establishing patrols
fhrnnghont the State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-06
TELEGRAPHIC.
nnNeRENsloNAL.
wAsHnsTOs, Feb.

mAaHtAuAosi Eto' y
noUsE,
Mr.. Taylor sent TO the Cleik che Lousiane
Secession Ordinances, which YES read. he
sid The ast which Il was his purpose to
perform, IN Withdrawing from this assem-
blrQe In obedience 10 the viii Of the people
Of bis State, Was one Of no ordinary occur
ranoo. The spectacle Was nov exhibited 0t
sesiue the representatives Of the States,
delegation afler delegation, Withdrawing
from Congress, from the legislative assem-
biz Of tho oountry, destined, ua3er Provi'
denos, to Be the greatest the world hiss ever
seen.
We are now witnessing the dissolution Of
q mighty form Of Government and the Sc
cession Of State after State from the Union.
Differences Of opinion have caused these re-
suits. owing 70 4 change in the relative con
dition Of he two sections. A number OF
tbe sovereiqn States have arrived ct the
conciueicn that they eau no longer remain
member Of this nion, unless changes be
made Ia the constitutional law, and the
Constitution restored 70 ie own original
spirit
sENAFE.
Mr.. Fitch. from the Committee on Print
ing, reported q resolution for printing 70, :
900 Of The Mechanical Reports Of the Pat
ent Once.
Mr. Wade presented a petition earnestly
requesting Congress TO stand firmly BY the
Constitution and the enforcement Of the
laws
Mr.. Ten Eyck presented several petitions
Of the same character.
Mr.. Dixon presented a petition from over
1000 citizens Of Connecticut, without dis.
tiHcton Of party, in favor Of the passage OF
the Border State resolutions.
Dir. Bigler presented petitions in favor
Of the Crittenden resolutions.
Mr.. Cameron presented a petition in fa-
vor Of standing BY the Constitution.
Mr. Wigfal offered a resolution enquir-
ing Of the President where troops were con
oentrated In The District.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-06
Union oIEETING.

MmwAUKER, Feb. 8.
A large and enthusiastic Union meeting was
held at the Academ yof Music last evening.
Resolutions were adopted expressing strong
attachment 20 the Union, and disavoWing any in,
tention to interfere with the local institutions OF
the south.
Recommended to Congress the the mobilization
of the fugitive slave law, to do away with omen,
siye features without impairing its efficiency, and
also recommend the State Legislators to appoint
delegates to Washington.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-06
TmE OoNFERENOE.

WAHHNuTpN, Feb. D.
The Virginia Conference resssembled
this snornlne. The proceedings we're
opsnea with prayer BY Rev. Dr.. Gurley.
Tho Committee on organisation reported
tx President Tyler as President. A reso
luton was adopted to sit the entire session
wish closed doors Il will be impossible to
obtain 8 report Of TIE proceedings.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-06
COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND aIARKET-FEB. 5.

FLOUR-InactivS. Sales are 20 bbls Superhne
at SLOO and los Of Bye at Ss,s7.
WHEAT-sales Of 2 cars red on track at sl.Os; l
do at sIo9; do from store at SlOQ, and car white
on track at Sl,ls.
CORN-sale Of 1 car on track at $50.
OATS-Dull at 24c.
HIGHWNEs-saleso of % bbls at ISo.
HOGs-Ths market is very quiet. Prices range
at S6@6,sO,
BUTTER-sale OF 2 lots fair roll at lie.
POULTRY-sale OF 500 lbs. ats9sc for chickens
and turkeys.
FEATHERs-Lisht sales at &C,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-06
ALABAlfA CONVENTION.

The Convention met at noon.
R. w BroWneli eted Is temporary chairman.
An impressive prayer was offered by heV
Basil Mauley
on motion of r. B. Rhett, Howell Cobb was
selected for permanent President BY aeolama
itOn.
johnson +. Hooper was selected Is permanent
All the delegates were present except Mr..
Morton Of Florida
The usual preliminary business was attended TO-
Adjourned till tomorrow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-06
NEW AOttA AlAAkkr-tElfi g
i8E IE11onGPH.

FLOUR-Markst with material falling oifIu de-
mand both for export and and hame consumption
Market hes aeenea o and IN aome cases x per bbi
ealet are 50 blsatta .i1 80 for snperfne atats
t5,25fG535 iQr extra state, s. la0s % for ssneT-
fiuo western; $3.50 SO ioF comnlon to uialinr,
extra western; aud t5.5i 20 Tor ahippinF h7s6d1
extra round hooped Ohio, and 10 for trads
brands do. ns
eEIlsT. Sales ere soobbls g - ior common
10 cholcs extra.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-06

-THE DEFENDANT, JOHN Ell
a VERT, will take notice that on ths nth dag Of
January, A d. 1s6l said Frances ElVsrt filed IA said
Court her petition against him, Praying that the
marriage contract now existing between thrm be
dissolved, alleging therafor-tGrOss neglect
Of Duty" extreme cruelty and habitual drunken
ness, fer period Of over three years. The defend
weeks from the appearance Ofthis notice.
2. ii, 8kESLIN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-06
THE GRRFENBERG
MARsHALLS UTERINE CATHOLICON

which Is offered as certain cure II cases aocompa.
MED with the following Symptoms; Irregularities
Weakness, faintneBs, Deranged Appetite SallOW
Complexion, Pain In the Back and Kidney, Chills
Oold Hands and Eeet, Blosatiugs, Ecvsrshness Neu'
rnlglas Palpttlti0n Of the Heart, DIZZINESS Nerv-
ousnessl Headache Restlessness, Disturbed Sleep,
Pain N the Spine aud between the shoulder, Acid
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Diitcult Passing ei
Irritation 70 the Uterine organs, Nightmare, Die
pair, Eysterics Anxiety Red Face, Nervous IWitch-
ing Starting, Constipation, Irritable Tempar sad-
ness, DEPRIVED Appetite, Elatulsnee, Blodted aad
Irregular Bowels, Unpleasant Dreams, Pains i the
Uterine Organs, Numbnesa and PaiuB In the Limbs,
Feet
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-06
NEVF ORHEANs HUmORB.
1,~-.-. r-L

TIE Custom House vas opened yesterday
under The government Of Louisidna.
a rumor Feaehed the city last night, that
lie Convention Of Texas had passed an or
eiAanca Of secession by l54 10 81 .LlalesslIl-
iment in favaE ef uniting Texas With The
s1uihern Conlederacy is represented %
- largely ia ths esoeaaant
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-06
HAnrroRD. Trnnhn1 ii. 3.

hereby certify that have been dealing in the
rllenner9 Medicines for the past year and eau tr-
" say mat have never offered any medicines 20 the
Of the people like these Particularly the Pil8 and
Oathohoon. They will perform all and more than Is
promised tor them. have sold about MY bottles
q tle tethoicon the past year and hear tne beat
results IN every case. J. u. q. JOHNSON
March 7, 1857. Medical gent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-06
FROs1 RICHMOND.

NIal-VAl. p W =
1esgta resolutions
A resolgtion vas to-day adopted that IN the
opinion Of the General Assesnbfv that fbese are
No tet gFounas ior ne belief that the CITIZENS 81
Virginia mediate an attack on seizfre a. ne
Eederal property, or the invasion Of fss Dist-ief
Of Columbia Gnd al rrep1rht lions for defsnes sre
uhnecessarg % faras tlis 3 ste 3 concerned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-06
Report Of the New York Market.

NEW YORE, Feb. ?, 1851.
BUTTBR-We have no important change to note
In the Butter market, and choice lots Of Reserve go
at about ISc Roll Butter brings from Il to l6c, and
Central Ohio 70 to lso.
CHEESE-The market is dull and sales are made
with dihculty st SIC for prime. English Dairy is
almost unsalabls, although some sales have been
made at ~ 20 lOo for ordinary.
SEEDS-CloVer Seed is dull and lower, and to
SIC is the price for cbocs although ssIes are very
small aud tn demand limited
+ HOGs-Bresssd Hogs are in active demand at ~
to 7ss0 lor Western. fiL
DEMING & TIFFANY,
nornr,i.ninn Msrchants 81 p.nrI utrnnf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-06

Tbe Rev. Nicholas Murray, d. D. the
we'll known Kirwan, died lest evening at
his residence In EliEsbeth Of disease otthe
heart. He was prominent man IN the
Ola School Presbyterian Church, and pas
tor Of the West Church in Elizabeth for
many years.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-06
LoUIsVILLE NEWE

LoU1sVmGE, Feb. g..
The New Orleans Custom House refuses
70 deliver foreign goods to Louisville i'm
porters unless the Louisville SurusTor win
grant cancsling certificates for the eoo5s o.
duties thereon be paid Ct New Orlesna.
TIE Democrat (Douglas newspaper hoist
e he National tag over its Once to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-06
Meaieines.
TWELVE YRARS AGO

1871 TWELVE YEARS AGO
1OO 4 . the success Of several medical gentle
men in curing disease upon principles in accordance
With the great natural laws induced their establish
ment an Incorporated institution under an act Of
the legislature BY the title Of THE GREFENBEkG
COMPANY Of New Yerk. The continued success of
their remedies, and the firm hold they have gained
upon public confidence has fully justified the honor
conferred upon the Association BY Legislative en-
actment and they have reason 70 eel great pride in
comparing their success with medical academies al
so chartered b. public authority. Unsolicited tes-
mendatory notices in the leading public journals,
bear witness to the medical skill and high personal
character Of the gentlemen connected with the in
stitutous thus assuring the public that among the
many unworthy advertisers Of the day, ri B GRE E
ENBERG COMPANY has ever been and will be g
reliable and Trustworthy medium Tor the restoration
Of health to the afflicted, and all who are suffering
may address them with entire cOnfdence-
Tbs principles and practice Of medicine adopted by
this Institution are lucIdly forth ~ L CIR
ENBERG MANUAL OF HEA Ii Il, an invaluable
medical work. published for tanily use, and thare
fore sold at the nominal price OF 25 cnts Tor which
sum IL is mailed free TO any part Of the country.
The health Of American Women, diseases Of Chill
we'll tbs common diseases incident TO this c1un-
try, havs received the attention Of this Institution
and II Is enouEh ts say they have proved themselves
fully competent for the great trusts which the public
have cOnfded to ther skill
Their series Of Medicines en- brace eleven different
remedies adapted to different diseases with minute
directions accompanying each article The Medi-
cine 10 which wish to cali the attention of the
many Females afflicted with disease, is
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-06
Sewing 8lathiues.

The " heslsr & v iison Manufacturing Company
having gained ali their suits at law, with infringing
manufacturers Of Sewing Machines propose that the
public shall be benefited thereb - and have accord
iDRy reduced the prices Of their Sewing Machines
After this date they will be sold at rates that will
pay fair profit on the cost OF manufacture, capital
invested, and expeuse Of making sales such prices
as will enable hem to make first class machines, aud
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-06

Pills are for sale by
CHURCHILL BRO, Drue9ists,
BIC ". cor. Pub Square and Ontario q.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-06
FROlT NEW ORLFANs.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb 4.
The Convention appointed committee to
adopt q flag -
A resolution was offered that the CesTention
eept for a particular purpose shen called togeth-
eFs
The state eypa--ses for the past week have been
x proposition to adjourn the Convention as
soon aa possible to avoid extra expenses was re
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-06
NORTH CAMOLINA LEGISLATURE

RALEIGH N. " REQ. =.
The House to day passed unanimously q
resolution declaring that in case reconcil-
iasion fails, North Carolina goes with the
other slave States.
The Legislature viii adjourn, perhaps, to
await the result.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-06
UNION mEETING.

BOsTOE, Feb. 8.
The Union Meeting in Fsnieul hall is
very fully attended. Mayor Wightman
called the meeting to order, and Thomas
Stephenson vas chosen President.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-06
HOME TESEINONY.

IN this connection We oHer a feW testimonisls:
Il am Methodist Clergyman, and when on nv
circuit nave met with many women troubled with
the diseases for which y0u advertise Marshals Ute
rlne Uatholicon as cure. have advised its use and
II has elected ac0mplete wherever e has been
used Rev. PETER SHARP,
Western Star, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-06
oANADA ENGLAND.

TORONTO, Feb. g.
In the Anderson case, precedence has been Civ
en- to the Canadian over the English writ of ha-
beas corpus The ease will be argued on Friday
before the Court of Common Pleas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-06
FROM FLORIDA.

PENSACOLA, Feb 2.
A truce has been concluded. The Mis-
sissipians return home on Monday, and the
Alabama troops remain until relieved.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-06
gEaaI Aolifre.
TOTICE To OONTPACT0Ps

IN PFoposaa will Be rsceirsd ~ tie sfics Of tia
city Civil knglneer OF the CitY or ClsTeiapd until ~
et0ck M.. leDrulfg iii, i65i, for baiidiug Noble
Aey sewer conlne neilg 20 Seuaca Street and run
ning along hobiy Alley q and aithn one hundred
i8et u unta7l0n- street.
RrunosaisHrs invited Cor tha entire Edrk fnelu.
ding the cement mortar end brick, for catch basins
and man holes, but the 8toue-Ware pipe are % be-
furnished By the Cty % the Con tractor at the stone
yard Of Svuth wori b "a iliang, 9n Doiumbds trost
The Board OF City Improvements invite the sub
mission OF Bids reserVng the right 10 accept or re-
iect the same. By order Of the B0aId.
j. III. SARGENT,
lebh322 City Civil Engineer
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