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and see our ststs standing in sympathy and in

and see our State standing in sympathy and in
terest, beside her southern sisters
This cane viii assuredly comfort and sup
port me In ny declining years. aud greatly
regret, that my years are already so far spent,
as to advise me that I cannot even hope, to
hsht with you many more battles, in defense Of
liberty and equality. However, when unable
to engage in the service, and nothing is left
me but recoileetions Of conflicts past, the ten
der ties Of memory will bind my heart insePs-
bly, to this msnifestation Of your favor. IN
the name Of nv fellOw-citizens OF the hrsi
district ! thank you for the compliment paid
then. They stand above the dietstion OF
ehques and party leaders, and vote honestly
ano fesrlsssly, Ss their 0iUa judgements may
advise. 70 loyalty TO the South is the eondi-
tiou Of your regard for them, they will never
forfeit il, FOR cone what may we are determin-
ed to follow Der fortunel through gloom OF
glory, and to defend our bones and our rights
against foreign or domestic invasion.
Truly your friend, ID. I. SPAIN.
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DURSUANr TO the power aHd authority conferred On
i me BY the terms OF trust decd, made to me by J
d. Montgomery the 2igt dry Of December 1860 and
recorded 10 the Registers once IN Book No &C. psge.
2I2 ala ard 24, tue 81 day u January, 1851, to
which deco reference IS hereby made particulafs
viii, on SATURDAY. The 9Tth day Of April 1851 at n
C. Ctyce Sons suction housa. known the lreade
the south side o. Union street. between the hours Of
10 and Il O'Clock. n, have and expose sale the
followins described tract parcel land kpJwn and
designated follows, toTit: Being and lying in the
county Of Shelby and State OF Tennessee and beginning
at p3inf cypress tree with the line OF John Cub
bins, marked No 8, and running east and with Cubbins
line fsrty-hve poles and ffteen Q5 links 70 a stake
sJuth Of maple tree marked J. G thence north sixty
four 90 poes and tEsuty-one (2l) links TO stake
thence east twenty l2o poles 70 stake and
thirteen entry By NeLamorl Carr; thehse south
forty (s0l poles to stukej thence east hfy-two (52
poles % stake thence north forty tOl poles and teeI
fl5) links, north Of black walnut marked NJ & c.. 4
Pointer, ne thence east twenty t2s)
west side Il twenty fot alley, and therse south
with the line Of said alley hundred and twenty 2O
pses to stake and thence west hundred ans
tWeniy-one tI2i) poles and fifteen links to a stake
enee nvrh afyave 55 poles and forty links 10 place
o. beginning, being atty six acres, moro less
viii sell said tract OF land 10 the highest bidder
/ cash. TO satisfy certain nots drawn by said J. D.
Montgomery 70 J. y. SAINT the s4t1 day OF March OF
thereaboutf, in the year 1850 fer hundred Col
lars and the cost and expenses Of said sale All per-
wanting purchase said lot o land Should examine
ths title, and be ready then and there 10 pay said
amounf il may bring.
Title believed 20 be soOd, bat viii convey only a,
i trsstee.
mr2s-td ". s. BRUCE, Trustee.
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MAIN eAEeeAs hEAMAEeF F@b BAOCAg
Is the place to buy all the Roveies Of THIS fast age
As il woulI up too much Of the APPEALS vziua-
bic advertising space to enumerate thousandth part
our useful articles content ourselves by saying whai
e do not keep for sale In House Furnishing way
Is useless TO look for elsewhere, and wu be M
iersold on anything.
fs10 IEGnAHAM 8 LEES.
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An aged looking female, poorly clad, and OF
/ humble countenance, but quite nimbie Of foot,
was in various parts Of the city yesterday,
sollelting aims. She represented that New
Orleans was the place Of her nativity, but
truant son who had long since fed the paren-
tai roof, now lay In the New York hospital,
sick Of a fever, and desired once more to gazs
upon the features Of bis maternal parent, be-
fore going to athAt bourne. whence no travel
erer retuFnsD A quarter was specified IN this
old msndieant's sppsal for aid, but IL 60 large
an amount was not convenient, she quickly
added that q dime or even half-eime would not
be ignored. Several feeling hearts responded
to the pathetic solicitations, and Der pile was
fast augmsuting; but unfortunately, she en-
counteied a gentleman In front o. the Boiling
brook hotel, who had seen her before. Il was
true as stated, that New Orleans was The place
OF her residence, but not tFde that she vas an
object Of charity She is the owner OF a
thriving fruit chop In the Crescent City, and
her worldly goods are estimated there at a
value Of between 1900 and Ss5, 600 Much
Of i, aa We were Informed By this gentleman,
has been accumulated In this way, the old wo-
man having extended one Of her begging tours
as far % Minnesota, while trip to Memphis,
Louisville and Cincinnati, is Of monthly &C.
clnreuee. She al hrst denied the charge Of
her unexpected New Orleans acquaintance,
but when told Of the LEGALITY In which she
lived and The number OF her house was given,
her pale cheeks became sufuse with the blush
Of shame, and quickly draEing a tat,ered veil
ever her guilty face, she rapidly rstFeated, In
pursuit, no doubt, Of other victims
We would advise our citizens 10 be on the
lock out, and We think & probabls that Der
operations win be confined to the south ward
to-day PeisrsbaTg Erprtss.
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DR.. w. B. Morrow,
DIS. ]. B. WASSON 4 WM. WkSsOs,
NO. 800. DENTISTS. NO. 300.

TJAyz moved their once TO corner Of 80.
IL UGION AND MAIN SrRESrd
wheTe they have htted mp and fnrnishedQ YFya44
rodroE suitable for the Accommodation Of -4-J
those who may favor them with their eonddsnce and
hAvE thus lOcSied permanently offer their professional
services in the different branches Dentistry promis
ing n public 10 them in the most akllful and
udifons manner and in every asonable case warrant
satisfaction, both as TO operations performed and
charges for the same Further than this we wish to
hold ont inducement whatever the public
draw them TO oce, BY any exhibition Of Dental
spscaens, propositions TO do cheap Dentistry"
at prces as low, or even lower than the very lowest
b. other alton of facts in any way
whsteyer- Eelther DO W wish any to mistake
naps tWzsa0n) for that Of another, a. the il
Of Ut4iou and Hain. No. 800 fr2S- q .tuaw
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1HE FRozEE Mail CARRIKE.-Euring one
OF the ssysrest snow storms of the present
winter, (says the Boston Josraal), Francis
Hehab, a stage driver, left Goodrich, In Can
ada, for Kineardine, with the mail, in a sleigh
drawn By two hCrsss. When leaving be told
the poseEsster that be was afraid be would
not be abe 10 mach the next postofhce. His
prestntinent Wis verified; be did Hcl live to
reach Largan, post Office distant about ten
miles frcm Kincafdine. He struggled bravslV
against The wintTy element, however, as sub
seouent search revealed. After proceeding a
few niles, he appears to have unhitehed the
horse from the sleigh Re then evidently
mounted one horse, wrapped himself Ia the
buffalo robe, and with the msn bag in front,
proceeded, leading the other horse. In this
manner he must have travelled some distance,
when probably becoming hsnumbsd, be aban-
dOhed the horse and still toilsd on. Some dis
tanee further on the mail bag seems to have
fallen; next, a little further on, the buffalo
robe dropped from his cold, palsied form; aad
I still little further, and the dead body Ct the
hapless mail carrier came down among the
terrible driFts Of snow.
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JOE ETCHEVARNE'S
GsERDEs
Fort Pickering, Near Memphis,
Tam

One mile south from Court Square.
VETE have a large let FaUJT EsEEs Of or OwH
u grswth.
Peach trees, strous and TisorOus oi the latest va
riesies.
Pear trees-A large lot OF dwsrf and standard pear
trees.
Also Cherry, Plum. Apricot. Nectarines, etc.
A splendid assbrtment ~ large and handsome Ever
Greens. Roses and Green ho1se plants
suyihing 10 the nursery line alWaTE on land.
Prts guaranteed order a1d delivered 70 any part
Of ts free q charge. Orders from the country
licited.
Persons in the country wishing gardens made %
der viii be accarani0dated reasonable terms. Ne
employ none bat the best wqrkman.
Orders through the post-ofice 70 me viii receive
rrunai atteuti1l.
Joe FtcheVarns having been iD France ihis lsst s-
1af has added arsay in the newest Roses JaDonicas,
Dahlias Hi8cTnihs, Iulips ETC., ete- Aiso n Fruii
rees Of the choicest kinds ali Of which be viii sell a
the lowest prices for cash.
ds4-tapi lEnquifsf ooPy-l
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IGR. ICE. IGn.

AEqsRs. BoHLEE, WILSON q co. beg leave to
tender eir best thanks 70 their numerous friends for
the most liberal patronage extended them for the
thirteen ysars and in soliciting oontinusncs Of he
ssme they deem t to state win view Of preventing
a1prekensions TO short supply Of lee, that they
have put up fourteen thousand for this market
I've thouland Of ubich has been received The faeli
ties for bringing the bssnos of their lee to market are
very nztisring and they will leave nothing undone 70
avtii themselves q them Thsy are nov prepared to
an orders 81 wholesale and Feiaii ur20-9w
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DY virtue Of deed Of trust ts ne executed By Mar.
ID c1s J. WrEht, which is recorded In the Rerster'l
Shcs 0f shelby county, IN Book No "a pages s25 as
and s27, which Is made % certain note therein
described, viii, on the l3TH DAY OF ArRfL. A D.
1884, proceed 0se 10 the highest bidder for cash tht
real estate described in such trus deed viz: lot o.
land situate yiuE and being IN the county Of Sheb,
and STATE Tennessee described follows. Beginning
At the uorth-West corner OF Tennessee and Webster
streets In the Overt0n division, adjoining the city
Nemphss running thence north With Tennessee stree
one hundred and hfty feet 70 stake thence ona
hundred and tWsnty-ve feet to stake; thence soutl
hundred and huy feet 70 stake in Webster street
thence east one hundred and twenty-five feet 10 ths
ginning being the same conveyed 10 me b "a deed
The right Of redemption Is waived in such deed
Sale 70 take place at the southwest corner Of Ooun
square, in the city q Memphis within the usual hours
mriA-td ~. v. ROGERS Fruataa O.
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AIT-Y RATES OF ADYERTISIN

For oae square ten lines OF less one INSERTION
For each additional insertion Of sams..-.......-.
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MEMPHIS CITY VARNISH ROOMS.
Nall M,s,.,n street. ,uD st.ir..)

r7Hs suh-er5c- wishes % inform the citizens thai he
is uoH ready 70 receive ad snf secpld hand furni-
ture Of every description % repair ana Varnish ne
same and, Il u is desraae. he has no oJectons % re-
srine The furniture at ne i8miy residence-fhs eE-
pense % draying and hawking would Be saved he VII
rs-uphoister and furnish new halr eoin IN chairs
soes aud dfvans A description y steamboat tErli
tnrs chsirs re1ai-ed ard painted and obsools TO
zoiar any distance IN The country on the ptntatens
thus ne exponse trouble aHd sporiaon Of the fer
uitnra 70 the city ard back again can be saves-is
alone would pay the repairing o. it. Apply Sc above
81 addrasT me through the post oaice.
fs7-1sru HENRY BRAREJ-
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Free Forwarding.
PRIVATE BONDED WAREHOUSE
AND
Custom House Brokerage.


fTfHE anderaigned has, with AesarA- BnghHm, nald-
i win Co., Measrs. Wilder x GaIlie, and kessrs.
Hunter Gammsii, formed association for tho puF-
pese o. entering At the cus.on house and storing In
bond IN accordance with the revenue laws, goods
arriving II this port which may bednrusted to his Gus
/ tody.
he being The managing and active partner, has bonded,
approval u the Secretary Of the Treasury com
moiaus Warehouses, where all Merchandise coming %
this port be stored every attention paid 70 lis pre-
seTvation and for Its prompt delivery when estry has
made At ths custom house, At the iovest possible
tArid charges.
Merchandise destined 70 the Interior viii be sUtered
for payment Of duties, in bond maT be required
By The c1nsignees All Goods coEHigned 10 him % be
forwarded will recaTe the greatest dispatch at the low
rate Of charge and In such manner Es may be IL
rected II the duties Be paid In this port, fanes
must be provided that purpose; but IL TO be for
wSrded in bond, the requisite bonds will be given
Goods intrusted to Of undersigned, consigned 10
points IN the Interior will be forwarded By ralreacs of
other csnveyGnee, directed, free OF commisslon
An experience Of nearly twenty yesrs in the details
house business, and thorough aoqaaintance
with the warehouse laws 10 every detail will enahle
this copartnerEhip to give the greatest dispatch consst-
I eut with the safety Of the revenue.
| CHAs. c. WALDEN,
Once in CIaghorn & Cunningham's Buildings,
mrl3-Im Head Of DTAyion street, Savannah.
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MistfIIaasoas.
ILlsffllanf0as.
DIS. sPIEGEL 4 RRIKACH,
RESIDENT PHYSICIANS.
AND TIE Mosr sUcoEssypL
Cancer Operators
IN THE WoRLDi
Eight Years in Memphis.

TNF6RM the puble in general thai they prspsrsi
70 treat 2il diseases but espec ally those which aTi
prenounced ine1rsbie. and sailed chfenic.
Their trsatment sf Cancers il Hithsut 1ny rivs, BE-
sause thes will be expelled from the syBtens With al
their ropta and 1bera snly ~ CO.'S uiSnA srsaiueat
without a1astics and Eithsuf ths knife
Ttey aisa ireat via rueass eccordins tothe m0Et IN
proved scie1ce Of ncdiclrs ID Europe, hhepnatiHz1
EtsrzEis osuf OBhihalmia Ylstuia IN Ans. acrofuis
syphillE DYsperaia chr1nie DysenfeFy Torpid Liver
arasc Pits, TapeEerm Fias RropEy, Diseases ef ~
81 E, Brqnchifs, Cohsumpiqn, an dseasesef the kYs
and K1r, And give p1rcuiar attention 70 All Female
compaiut1, espe=isilF those Of the WOMB.
EcFrses vbs are 6flicled with any of he abQFs
diseases wiz Be cured, md end good Beard and
eommoiGoaa While uHeer treatment 81 tie dsciorP IN
drInsry- s
ne sosiors call ntisntsu Of pstisues st distance
ths Il they aol prepared % oentn The doors per-
sszAby, ~ writing 70 hs with ex1ct eoceunt % ~
The synlp9mt q he disease nedeine Nfiibe forwarded
By Adams express,
N Consulting Roozs, No sls Maln street, setwser
Union md oayoss streets IndrmHry sn Unisn street
safl a bayou, a. Dr. spisgel's privufs residence.
BT c. spisssl has, in ais thirty years praess, 81
9eoally chrenic saases Cd them wan the ut5s
success He has h hit possession ever ave iaoussna
paats herbe, barks, sts, which he rely upon Z
diseases Uhieh are By the ost suc.e1l7ul prsci
ii0ners pronounced incurnhis.
Re also makes Il HE sspacai practice to treat 81 Pn
vEte diseases vita tho uinost Auocess in short tue
40 matter Of how long Eta1ding Of what natcres
Al Dr. EpieEel asks from the sMcted Il sair trial
then all The references BE viii give viii be speedy eur'
totben.
Thoosands Of tsstlnonialr froa The most rsliAhi.
source, may be At the deetoE'a once. deis-sm
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IN STORE AND ron sALE

100 baskets Chas. Fare Champagne, direct
from Rheims, France;
100 baskets Heidsic & Co.;
50 baskets Golden Spray;
so eases Widow Clicquat
80 cases Cabinet;
IGO cases Sparkling and Stil Cstswba
800 cases ClaFCt, different brands
200 cases Sautsrue;
100 cases Sardines, and
10 hf. pipes Cognac Brandy;
% cr.
go eighth
100 casks London Porter, cts. and pts.i
80 casks Scotch Ale, in stone isrs, dirsa
IRON Edinburg.
ALSO.
Sugar. Coffee Aolssses Bacon, Ia
Flour, ETC., etc,
mrs low FOR CASH
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To GAS CONS SUME RS.
ECONOMY In Gas.
REDUCTTOyR Nv G.aS BEELs.
Notice Of Dissolution

TIE partnership hsreisfore existing bstwsen W.
Il FreemAn, 81 Nashville, rsnnessee, znd Smith
Freeman \ 1ewis n. Freeman, q smphis. Tennessee
under the aud ayle Of Frsenaa b Co., szs dis.
solved By mutual consent tha st day * February
1851 =. Freeman having purchased tbe entire inter-
est Of the lata " r. Freeman il the SAID arm d
Freeman Co., the husinesB VIII Be- continued untei
The Sne styis las heretoforsl sf Freeman Co
Who authofEsd 70 settle all debts dze e sa b. thl
former compeuy, the hrm oausiatinE Of T. Free.
man, Frssnau and L. z. Freeman.
". FREEMAN,
n. FaKEMAN
S. FREEMAN
nrt-lm :. 4. FREENAN
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MISSISSIPPI PLANTATIONS.
TENNESSEE FARMS.

we offer a number OF select and highly improved
Farms in sneIby county, varying IN distance from Men,
phis from 10 twenty miles All ot these lands are
desirably situated, and hRey adapted for Gardening
and Farming purposes.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.

Heavy a, 7 ans "a Oznaburgs.
Heavy Cotton Drilings
Bleached and Brown Domsstics.
Blesched and Brown Sheetings.
Southern Stripes and PIaids-hcavy.
Southern GiHghams-hands1ms
Southern Collonades ami fancy Drinings.
AtAkapss C0lloaadss-rsd and blue
New style Oalacses-fast c0lors
Grey Poplins-neat
Nubias, Head Dresses.
Wool Tarns;iCosts' SPOOL Gotten.
Carpets, Rugsi Stair Linen.
Table Cloths and Covers; rowsls.
Wine Olothsi.Curtain, Curtain DzmAsrs.
Steamboat and Bed Comforts.
Cotton and shuck Mattresses.
Pillows, Boisters, Sheet, Gases.
Country Jsans; Feathers.
Oa hand and arriving as above.
~ Spinning Wheels, sash, Doors, etc, supplied O
order.
TAYLOR & McEWEN
Ii Mafu
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sOMETHING NEW.
CARPET AND CURTAIN STORE.
A CARD To tbs PUBLIC.
COIL!

HAVE been engaged IN the caal trade for ne psst
twelve years have boated clai % ths market for
he retail city and steamboat trade, and have learned
from sxperience the necessity o. having znalper
Memphis than has heretofore beea Furnished 90 ue
pie The Of the rich snd r10r alike require
The change proposed ami while d. not pretend % ti
yuise the fact that intend % make some money, lt Is
/ the that I shall public Bel7factor.
have On hand large supply uf Green river coal.
Ehich have always furnished ~ price far heoE that
which Hust be paid Pittsburg coal The pieces
not the coal 1.ot Ks received Pitts
burg but these grov larger ts mine IS peus-rteds
and VITA each Shipment ne, By spring the rz1s VII
be as large the largest taken from the Pthurg pits
Green river caa c0ss less than that from the heat
waters lhe Ohio and thereiure sell DO low aId u1t
because BE- not valuable for all purposes have
deemed useless obtain and publish certificates
It's properties fTo th0se VINO ll here TT H. and
bauk checks are the cert Lcstes want have hoy
ever larger stack than befare Of PIttsours coal
which goes sT e market prices wculd state. more
over thar those who buy fro pay mansy ts aH oid
citfren OF Memphis. All that make goes into crcniz-
tior here. take nothing from the ciy Ehch crs
sior d not intend should since he d l- have
v nnphfs on coal bed. Keep your nancy at hls ana
stand av your oan people, whiCh y1u lsh tu
-87ing coal a. The Blue Olle, Jensrslll a. t1a
no7-s,n THOMAS JANIS
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GOOO FISHING.

MR.. CHEEK: send you two dozen OF hne Fereh.
NJ which caught in the baVou above your saEmiIl.
oaught them an in about aieen minutes sitting al
one Tlaee- caught large quantity yesterday The
fishing is better than ever saw it.
Yours, respectfully.
WILLIAM GRTDER.
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a 1EAEUFACTURERs Of Picture aud Loekine Glass
Nl Francs, Git houlelnes, Oornices, Venetian
dsaisfs In ArfiEa MstsTials and EngraVings PROs1NE
BLOCK, hsmphis. mfe-sn
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-03-07
1,H1S EyAPoRATOR IS CONSTRUCTED

TH1S EVAPORATOR IS CONSTRUCTED
! especially for the purpose Of making ,u-
gar fl ON the Chinese Sugar Cane, which las
resulted in producing sugar equal in quality
to the brown sugars of commerce-and that,
too; from the JUICE OF GREEN CANE. In
this Evaporator are combined facilities for
producing sugar DIRECTLY from the juice
Of the cane, without introducing any foreign
substance whatever. 10 either cleanse or cause
it to crystallze. The transfer of the boi,td
contents anil rex lacement Of new supply e
juice, are effected without loss of either ill.,. Q
or heat-causing no delay thereby in the pre-
cess Of boiling.
In short for simplicity, durability and eff
cheney this Evaporator is manitestly in advance
OF anything now in use; not only for the man
ufact"re OF Sorghum, but Southern Cane and
Maple Sugar; and the success attending the
efforts of inexperienced operators is sufficient
guarantee of its usefulness and PERFECT
adaptation to the wants Of the sugar growers,
wherever introduced. The capacity OF diam
eter of this Evaporator is susceptible Of being
increased to any desired extent, or an insdef-
mite number Of them can lie placed in range
and thus worked very advan.ageou Iy.
: Territory for sale.
0 TAYLOR, Assignee.
st. Cloud, MIMI, March I'd, 1861
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oTh'E--1. hereby given that the under
' signed wtll apply 10 the District Court.
Fourth Judicial District. Stcarns county and
State Of Minnesota. 1T the next term Thereof
to be holden At St. Cloud, on the first day of
April, \. u 1861, at the opening of the Court
on that day. or rs soon thereafter as counsel
can DC heard. to null and vacate the following
described portions of the Town site Of
EAiEESV1LLE. in said county. to wit Tile
west half aud northeast quarter or the north
west quarter, and north half and south ea>,
quarter Of the north cart quarter Of section
number II, township number One hundred
and twenty two, north of r. nge number thirty
two, west H.V.'WATT3 gwoT',
feht6-5w ;ati'. TIC: NUgENRE.
St. Cloud, Fob. Cd, 1891. -
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= On Senate again coming TO order, Mr.. Hale
reported that the committee had performed
their duty, and the President had; informed
them that he would forthwith. communicate in
writing. After asl,ort interview, Mr. Nicolay,
the private Secretary SftGe President appear
ed with a message, when, On motion al Mr..
Hale, Senate went into Executive session. At
halt past tour the following gentlemen were
confirmed as members Of lincoln's cabinet :
= Vim. H. Seward, OF New York, Secretary Of
State. 49, - = '''@H-~
: Salmon P. Chase, Of Ohio. Secretary Of the
Treasury. -" ,,h., q
Simon Cameron, Of Pennsyl>ania, Secretary
Of War: -: y
!. Gideon Welles,. Of Connecticut, Secretary Of
Navy. ,..~.. ..., :,
|, Montgomery Blair. Of Maryland. Post Mas
ter General
Caleb d Smith; Of Indiana. Secretary Of In.
terror. -
Edward Bates. |os Missouri. Atty. General
The vote was unanimous for all except Dir.
Bates and Mr.. Blair, four or FIVE vot. being
cast against each of these gentlemen. Some
objecting 70 them because they were unwil-
lug that any one from Slave State should go
into the Cabinet.
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riotic graves ,of every heart and hearth
stone and all over this broad land, will
yet swell the chorus Of the Union when
again touched, as surely they will be, by
the letter :ngeIs Of our nature. Il u.
+ l.. = ABRAHAM LINCOLN! ..
WASHINGTON. March 4, 1860. +
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''t' SAINT PAUL y. :
BAG mANUF,ACToR,Y.

NI1LLERs, MERCHANTS AND orHErs
NJ using flour, meal and other sacks are
informed that ut the above establishment their
orders will be received and promptly Rusiaaed
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