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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-08

CHARLESTON, January 5.-President Jami.
son received a dispatch from Mayor Monroe,
Of New Orleans. He says: "New Orle Ms
fully symPathizes with Charleston in the per-
ils to which she is exposed, and will not fai
to support her when occasion requires action,
Mr.. Huston introduced an ordinance that
all power necessary to make postal arrange
ments and enact postal laws be vested in The
general assembly. The ordinance was passed.
Mr.. Keitt introduced a resolution permitting
officers in any force, regular or volunteer
raised under an ordsr Of the convention tc
hold seats in either houae Of the general as
sembly, OF any other Office. The resolution
vas adopted.
Mr.. Curtis offered a resolution that the late
commissioners to Washington be requested e
urepare, at their earliest convenience, A writ.
ten statement Of their oral communication to
this body, and communicate their recent at.
tempt at negotiations with the President Of
The United S ates for the deliVersnce OF the
forts and other State property. The said doeu-
ment to be deposited with the president Of this
body. with Injunction cf secresy until other.
wise ordered. The resolution was adopted.
Five thousand copies Of the correspondence
OF the commissioners to Washington aud th,
President Of the United States were ordered Il
be printed.
The tab e, chair and appurtenanees, used OF
the night Of signing the ordinance OF seees
sion, was ordered 10 be placed in the Ststi
house at Columbia.
The adoption OF ap ensign vas left Is tn
legislature.
The convention then a5iournsd.
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THE List.

TIE advertising q the letter list, during the
srsnt year, has been awarded the EvsH!sg
rss. This award is made, according TO the
OF Postmaster GALWAY, published
day, on t1e score Of The Argus having
4srgest CITY circulation. This If zee are
not misssken, IS cireumyenting the true princi-
Die upon vi b tbs award should be made
law requires the letter list to be published
q Eas paper having the largest circulation
rithsn the delisery Of the post Office Had The
aTard been mace upon this principle, we are
well satisfied that The APrzAL would have re-
tsined the Publication Of tie list, as it is sx.
s4nsivsly circulated in the suburbs Of the city
b 6o-Sgroads and within the extreme limits
81 the posesmce delivery. We stil claim Il
have the iargeedail5 circulation, net only Of
fHypsps1 published in Memphis, but in tbr
.ArEaA
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ExeItement at Norfolk

speciaI dlspatch 70 The CharIeston Uoufler.I
NORFOLK. Va, January 4.-There is great
excitement here to-day in CONSCIENCE OF a re-
port that four companies OF artillery from
Fortress Monroe have been ordered to Charles
ton.
Lieut.. James Fl North, Of the navr, has re-
signed Lieut.. North is a South Caroiinan,
and a brother Of DR.. North, Of this city. He
entered the service on the 29th Of May, 1929,
and was commissioned SeptsmbsrS, 1S41. He
has been thirty years in the service. At the
lime Of bis resignation, we believe his station
was that of lighthouse inspector. His devo-
ton to his native State would no. allow him
longer to hold Office under a Government which
Threatened to invade her dearest rights.-EDs.
The United States steamer Brooklyn has
taken in stores, and is getting ready for sea.
It is reported that her destination will be
Charleston. This, however, is rather doubtful.
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FIorida state Couvenuon.

TALrAHAssEE, January 5.-The convention
met this morning. Judge McGeaee, Of Madi-
son, was elected permanent president.
The morning session was consumed in per-
fecting the organization.
At the afternoon session resolutions were
offered declaring the right Of Florida to secede;
declaring the causes existing Cor the exercise
Of, this right; and the duty Of the State to pre-
pare for it.
Some discussion resulted as to the policy Of
Immediately passing these resolutions, but they
were finally made the special order for Mou-
day next.
The convention then adjourned until Monday
next.
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throughout the State w,rs requested 10 rubiisi
the proceedings Of this msssing.
It was moved that tho president Of the meet
ing be rendered our thanks for the calm, dig
nihsd, and able manner in which ae has dis
charged the duties deyoIving upon him.
W. Il. STEPHENS, President.
J. NJ. PARKER,
GEO. ". TALBoT, Secretaries,
E. B. McCbAEAAAHi
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SADDLES ANB HARNESS.
Carriages Carriages

ERPHH
-srrEG Papers. LEDGER Papers, card 9oerlss -
MIA pagers, envelopes, Bank Books ard once
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Clark IL Fulaer's
o OIL.
CLARK. GREGORY s CO.,

sole Pr OPEioEorss
| CURzs Hesdsehe. Earashe, T~oothache, in three min
utes, Rheumatism, cousins, Neu-algial Colds, Ery-
slpeias, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Collie, Cramps, Iahamed
Eyes, Chronic Sore Eyes, Sore Throat, GUS, Burns,
Brnises. Sprains, Chapped Hands, Piles, Ulcers, Disr-
Sores, 5 re Breast, Sore Nipples, Sceld Head, Ring
worm, Tetter, Snake Bites, Spider Bites, Dos Bites, Rat
Bites. The world is challenged for is equal for Scalds
add Burns. II cures Scratches On horses. Sore Eyes o.
horses. sprains, Swinney, Poll Evil FIstuls, saddle and
harness Gals, fresh wounds OF S~wenings, and y the
best kncWd reme0y TO apply TO ender-footed horses from
founder-take mp the feet and BAKE well about the frog
OF the foot. Cures all cutsneous diseases on man or
beast.
No one medicine can cure in all cases, but we car show
mere real proof Or the virtue OF Ambrusial OIL In its
healing properties, from responsible men, who are above
being bought, than can be produced for any other medi-
cine.
We DO not assert q cure for every malay 10 which the
human family are subject, bot what We proclaim We can
snbstanti te BY living witnesses. The Anbrosiai Oh is
a Nashville preparation, and sold throughout the South
and Southwest By all soOd ~druggists sud general deal
ers. The South may be justly proud that Dr.. CLARK. a
native Teunesssean, after much labor and research, has
produced a really worthy medicine, which is bound to
drive out much Of The worthless Imported trash with
which the country is flooded.
Please call 81 sur Office, where we viii take pleasure
in showing letters ami testimonials too numerous 10 set
come from physicians IN high standing. who are using it
10 thelr practice, as thsy state, with marvellous efects-
We challenge the world to produce a remedy so SPEEDY
and edsctual in its healing properties.
y Read the evifence q The Tirtue OF Clara & Pull
lsTs Ambrosial Oh, evidence 20 Authentic, aud from
persons whose word aud standing are fr-euroachable.
Read and be convinced.
CLARK, EGO s. co.
Sos Proprietorss Nashville, Tenn.
For sale by n. G. CAYoE & son,
Aud all Memphis drurriEts Geg6-dawIyiF
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LAsAmA roH IanEDrATE sBOEs

TIE Richmond Esguirsr, Of the an inst,
sys tkst the reports that tie eO-opsrs;ioHists
BAD obtained q majority in the Alabama State
eoa7sntion ie q dy Incorrect AtsisgraFhie
dispatch, received BY the Alabama commits
sicner to vagsais C5aage Hopkins, now il
saiebmond), from the governor Of Alabama, Is
l1iioWss
HorTGonEET, Ala, January g. is6l-A
ts naieritv Of che eoaVeEtion sscessicnis1s.
s,on Is certain. B. Moore
sEs tkzt Alabaaa has gore for ia
4eresrfon.
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mage favors remaining in the Union as long as
hope remains Of maintaining constitutional
guarantees: be opposes coercion, and opposes
congressional compromises; ne advises a State
convention, and the reorganization Of the
militia, and legaliziEg the suspension Of he
banks.
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Common Law Court.

Worries, Totten q Co. vs.. B. S. Yoorhies. Eou-resi.
cent attachment for debt, $500, due by note.
IN this cause it appeared 70 the law side OF the Com
a mn Law and Cnaucsry Court OF the city OF Memphis
at its October term, 1859, that defendant, 3. 5. Voor.
HES, was a nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee, II
Is therefore, ordered % the ecu { that p1bleatfon BE-
made for four successive weeks in the Memphis Daily
Appeal. requiring said defendant 10 appear during M
drsr four DAYS Of the next February term Of this court
commencing on the second Monday IN February, 1851,
AID plead, dempr, or in some manner defend said cause
or judgment BY default will be entered against him.
AWS6.l MARCUS J IGH CLERK.
By Al. WHEELER, Dep. Clerk.
l.. O, Rives, attorney FOR plaintiffs. ias4y
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FISHER, AMIS & CO.,
DEALERS IN
EfGItGst Gstd .Enserieass Marble
Monuments, TOnsbs, Head-
stones, .EGnf5cs, Hearfhs,
FTcEes, Table and
(naanErr Nlnna

A ND every variety Of ARB n STONE work
u done 70 order a. the shortest nstlee.
10 s-OUTHERNKRs.
You, In The coaEse OF . year. send many Thousands Of
dollars, through SCENTS who are scattered an over The
South, 10 Cincinnati, 81. Louis snd eastern cities, for
Marble, when you can be as we'll served a. home for
the same money. The most OF this goes 70 ratten and
pamper abohtiOsisfs, and give them the means &c run
a your negroes, and annoy you ia various Ways. II
you viii csl at our works on Adams and Onion streets.
you have The advantage OF seeing what you buy. We
keep constantly On hand the best Italian and American
Marble, finished In the latest and dnest styles f~aorthern
agents statements % the contrary notEithstandingl
Our workmsn cannOt DO surpassed by any. Hour work
does not give entire satisfaction, We are hers at home,
where you eau call and have any alteration mads yor
Tlsh. II you cannot come send your orders, and thev
shall be hllea promptly ard satiffact0riiy. Come and
see u snd ave tie fifteen or twenty per cent paid 70
agents Of northern and norsh-Fostern manufact5ries.
dee~an SHE AkIs & 90
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COmTnDn Law COurt,

J. Y. watering vs.. Francs Cbapeue. Eon-residenf
attachment, on account, for ssT.sl.
7 tAe October term, 1850. OF the law side OF tn
n Common Law and Chaucery Court OF the city Of
Memphis, it appearing that the defsu1ant, francis
Chapelle, Is q non-resident Of the State OF Tennessee,
Il was, therefore, ordered BY the court that pubIication
be made fer four weeks successfully N the Memphis
Daily Appeal, requiring said defendant to appear dur
ing the drst four days OF the next February term Of said
court, commencing on the second Monday in February.
1851, and plead, demur, or in some way defsudsaid suit,
or judgment, By Default, viii be rendered sganst him.
I4W, IS MARCUS J. WRIGHT Clerk.
By ). WHEELER, Dep. CLERK.
V~ollintine 5 Luster, attorneys for plaintiff.
foefm
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HEAVY SALE.
GO Crates English China, CrOCkery,
Glass and Hardware,
ALL TO THE TRADE:
NEW MEMPHIS THEATEF

Manager. Win. G. Thompson.
stase J. b. B1aecn.
Musical director. Carlo Patti.
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Anu.5shn.on aes.Ins a. Grand


At a meeting Of the citizens Of Grand june
ton, Tennessee, and yincinity, on Friday night
the 2ssh Of December, held for the purpose Of
d~eLouncing the late speech Of Amy JOHNSON,
d.. N. H. PRuITT was called to the chair, and
a committee Of FIRE gentlemen appointed to
draft resolutions. The following wsrs adopted
amid shouts OF applause
wHEErKs, Andrew Johnson, whe was elect
ed BY the legislature % Tennesses to represent
fals stats II the Senate Of the United States,
has, n The Judgment Of this meeting, mis-ep-
resented bis constituents by hislste speech de-
livered IN the Senate, wherein he advocates
eesTcing q sovereign state; and, whereas, we
believe The said speech Is calculated to further
the aggression OF our enemies, and was not an
error Of the head, but was actusred either BY
the ~prunptings Of a depraVed hssrt, or from
the hope Of receiving Office at the hands Of a
Rsek-EepEbiican administration; therefore,
Tdat We, q potion Of the people
~ naN county irresuaAioe 81 narfv, do.
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AIMS FoR THE soUTH.-The New York
Commercial Of Friday, a paper very generally
careful in its statement, SAYS:

The leading dealer5 in firearms and NUM-
lions Of war in this city, are said to be still
quite busy filling orders for the South. The
demand for mall arms has ceased, and mus
kets, rifles and ordnance are now most 10 re-
quest. One house in Broadway is engaged in
filling heavy orders from State authorities,
with immediate dispatch.O One Of these or
ders is fer 100000 bail cartridges FOR muskets,
and 100000 artillery cartridges. One hundred
gun-carrisges will be shipped by the zane firm
next week. Another weli-knoWn house re-
ceived an order to-day from the Governor Of
one Of the Southern States for 1870 Minnie
rifles, while another sends on for a much
larger supply Of Enfield rifles. Navy revoly-
ers are also in demand. The editor adds, that
within the past two weeks there have been
shipped from that port over 10000 stand Of
arms for South Carolina, Alabama, Georgia
and Florida, and that by a certain vessel, to
leave on Saturday, another large supply will
be sent TO Savannah.
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3l4 MAIN STREET, MEMPHIS.
DRUG STORE For SALE

TIVE subscriber, being unable 70 give the business his
i personal attention, viii sell his DRUG STORE, st
the corner OF Poplar and Second streets, with all The
Gppertenances aud fixtures thereto belonging; also a
lease on SAID corner t%uitting, for q term o. fsur years,
II desired. The stock Of Drugs, Medicines Paints, Otls,
DystUT3, etc, are al sntirelv new and fresh, and COM
pose every article usually kept in a first class dug
store. For further Information apply 81 Ne. IS, Jensr-
| son aireet. Ia3-dlmwatl IL VOLLINTINE.
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A dispatch from Philadelphia at New York,
dated the LIST instant, states that a bank meet
ing was held there that day, and that it was
resolved that it Ia inexpedient for the banks to
resume specie P yments until political affairs
become more settied.
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THLs d~clishtill prspSrsuan, spared hon hesa
a and czrefully selected ScotEa tueI1s, j ,uld-
IDENTITY rec1umcnde1 IS a pisesanf safe and reliable
renedy Tor the a55ve Affections. s1d ely 5y
8. G. -CRETG2TcN * co.
Druggists ana Chemists.
no2z-is Beai street, Memphis, Team.
For sale 81 ward & McCIsuand and Chandler ECo.
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FoRr D.. Iannafr 5. a.

IVNI tINHl 'UHV"IJ . ~ y
]. Z. Mo-, NEW ORLEANS The fort il
now surrounded by fishing smacks, TUNED into
armed gun-boats, and filed with armed men.
the hag-boat Of the squadron having hoisteS
at the peak the Palmetto and Pelican flags.
A peremptory order has been sen. me by the
commander Of the expedition to surrender the
fort at discretion, or an immediate attach
would be made. Ny reply was prompt that
until I received orders from headquarters, ]
would defend the fort while a man remained
to apply a match to the guns or spring a mine
and, as a last resort, that I would blow up he
fort and perish with the star-spaneled banner
in lis ruins PosteiitY, I trust, will do ny
memory justice. B. BoSwoRrH-
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IaiIerla HOtIce.
Direct importation and 10 HHnbugl

= n BASKETS Plpcr Heiisick ChamraErei
ZsbU 100 boxes Rhlhc vine
8nun- heons Irish Wa1skT -
f0casks Euri. Eau 1r GulltUfln5
100 casks Lordan PoVter art Scotch Alei
I1r uipes 0tard Dlrrce Rrarcy.
=. r. FRANK,
s. frolt rev.
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FRATEREIzATIoE OF INDIANA AND KrNs
TUcKT.-The Louisville papers state that a
regiment 0f volunteers has been formed in the
lower part CT Indiana who have rendered
their services to the people Of Kentucky should
any slave insurreetion occur.
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CoTToS TO New YoRK.-The Norfolk Day
BOOK states that about twenty thousand bales
OF cotton have been forwardnd to New York
ron the former city during the present
season.
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~ The Montgomery (Ala) Nail has been
shown a letter from a cadet at Annapolis,
who offers his services to the governor. This
letter states that the officers attached to the
academy are ali in full sympathy with The
South and the writer thinks that owing to
designations and reluctance to serve against
the South, it will be very difficult to make the
navy a party 70 coercion.
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ha@AlE.
repfssentasivs in Congress
AszAg, end Hon. JoHS V
fren the seT,ph district
letters sddressedts their con.
sasset o. the resent politi.
of tie eounuy. The lstts.
eAnsa gentleman an be found in
asy' and tie lstsr viii appear
HeFs gsa6a at ias positions
q and nainssi. from the fact that
e sziet aseordanes with those which
'.-slses have al tie While held to. They
fPose TIE doctrine OF coercion, and, re-
ne Union as already dissolved, advis,
tennesses shoalaso with her sister South
They als0 condemn the idea Of a
eiaais eonfsdsrsey Is insxpedi ut and unwiss.
az thsse points We fully concur with them.
80 hence e gives Us pleasure to give tbsir
isaers ne benefit o. our circulation.
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And Lamp Stock in all its variety.
We shall continue our LAMP AMI or. STORE, a
Monroe street, As usuaI, until further notice.
:. P. PRESCOTT & co.
N-B-We buyG Grease and raiioW ,0ugh snd endersd
and pay the highest market price. .'a5-lm
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rnrIrllnr News From ror. PLke.

We have barely time before going to press
to publish the following t%elegraphie dispatch
from Major BosWoTth. commanding Fort Pike,
to a friend in this city. The dispatch speaks
for ffenIf.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-08

SALE OF ST. DOMINGO TO SPAIN.-It is
stated in letters from Porto Plata, thai the
island Of st. Domingo has been sold to Spain,
and that a state Of excitement, verging almost
upon revolution, has been caused at Santiago
and Ia Vega, by the arrival Of the Spanish
officials to take possession Of their govern
ment.
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GENTLEMEN. Your very Kind letter oe the
12th inst rendering tome tie services Of your
gzlsntregiment, 10 the contingencies aliuded
"a, has awaked emotions Of The fveiiest sea-
slbility, and would have been soonlr answered,
but / was away from home. In declining to
accept your generous Offer, ] am deeply i'm
/ pressed with tue patriotic motives wHich have
induced II. When Iadiana was threatened
and invaded 10 days gone By, the brave and
cbivslrous Sons q Kentucky few 10 her res
cse from the tcrch, the tomahawk, and the
scalping-knife Of the Indian. Her people
have ever been dear to as. Her soil iE baptised
with t0e Blood Of ouT best citizens; the bones
Of TIE eloquent and heroic Joe Devices and
others, have consecTa cd the fields Of Tippe-
canoe ; and now il fill remembrance Of the
past, when the peace os the scuntry-our
bomes-and our constitutional rights are
threatened With destruction. the Offering you
hsvs made Is most grateful 10 or feelings.
rsgiment at a time ike this, when tie ties
which have bound our Union together seem
II 81 growing weaker and Wesker every day,
r. fuiiv appreciated. We cordially reciprocasa
- ,~str4orie spirit 10 which it was done. In
snrb kivd c6ces, the frieadehip which should
.ya~ exiss between % States Of Indiaaa and
Keptuegv viii b. kept actively alive; and
gtould Z srer beenme necessary "a thing ]
ian eearesir imagine1 for KeatLcky 10 accept
~ aerviess Of Tolunteers OHtsf3e Of the StEte,
sbsreere none Sic would more gladly ac opt,
ns-e readily receive, 10 meet any danger
f5sn sbose Of tie gallant regiment yoE have
~ baror 10 command Thanking you for the
oasr Won have been pleased % make, have
the honor to be-
Arwr AM UH"D|N. AEnELrA
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LOLA MoNrEz "A New York correspond
ent SAYS Lola Montez, who last summer
suffered very much from a paralytie stroke
caused BY smoEing cigarettes day and night
Is now living in Seventeenth street, spends hei
time in meditation and prayer, and goes by
the name Of Fanny Gibbons,D
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sTsTe CONVENTIONS.

! election Tor members to The Louisiana
ronvsnHon toek place ysstsnasy. TIE
zion win assemble on the sd Instant
a. STATE conventioa assemblies to-day
Georgia convention on The
snventons Of Mississippi
5isd yesterday, and Wll
sssion o5ds1snees sinulta-
~ have correspondents at
of seh State, vic viii doubtless
q The progress Of events.
NpsTRY--SoUTHERH Ex-
rERPBIsE.
aons industry and give aid
tie establishment o. south
one Of the Ersg duties Of
citizen. No eouairy aBd
FRY can lay claim to trus
sut her citizens manifest a
both Of feeling and Interest
~~orthiesf unless fonowsd
thesi remarks from
q Pew hPsamsns
s5Bfab.
e.ssi to thosc
.bern States.
fsnsd cloths,
-. and are the
s.na Nssszs T ".
-. ars ne SCENTS for
aoaee asg IS q.
III
l 4
~ AID ve VIZ 20,
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SEWING MACHINES
NOTICE.

HAVING leased the Worsham House, for q term, T.
II Messrs. Rambaut & Cox. gentlemen well quaihed
70 keep q hTst class Hotel. and AFTER returning my sincere
thanks 70 a generous public, for their very liberil pa
tronage, I cordially solicit FOR them . continuanse hf the
same. il. WORSHAN.
KemDhig Ian. i. 1851. midst
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10 Brig. Gen. J0c- s. Gaeitfs ana other of
eers 81 he Erst reEimeai Of fanaerbufgE
eountv. Indiana, volurleefb,
Ne incident within nv knowledge u these
erected tines mas bitterly prove TIE strong
to 81 brotherhood and citizenship between
tie people q the border States, than the above
corrsspobieacs. TIE abolitioassts q tie
North vii Cad a fcrrs 81 home g check then
mai crusades upon tse South. which vii not
he eaBiy overcome and su5dned. The hisl
baftIe on be m7rch Of coercisn viii be within
he bonndsrses os the free States. II seces-
eion Is accomplished ct TIA South, and a dcor
Ieft open sor some ofthe free States 10 follow,
narte. II nc. tie whole Of each Of he North-
western States, except Wisconsin and Michi-
var. viii follow ne lead Of tie South, and tha
advocates Of coercion Wili find a bloody honl
6gbt on their haEds before their hosts are n
route for The martial lsitt II Car5iifE Tres-
son to State eoTeieigPE may enf4H more
bloody consequences before It q cAarerrS.
thar the attempt 10 satlagste disd
States. soatharn Indiana and ~
never 81 Sc arsted fscm Kentnck&
efuf ess sssured
~ aetd
On motz
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9eh 5OdattissaItnts.
DSseOFsEgEOm

fTYu1 cap1rtnershiS existing between ". n. Folveii
i 8 Co. was dissolsed on the lat November, 1850, By
The withdraRsi q " ". F0lwell aad John p. Psgs.
n. n. EOLWELL,
JOHN p. PAGE,
3aB-im ,. W. in.