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, 1861-03-20
Secession Items.

.,. otou ~, Asoi9'
sx,, a1s Ma m4alaty pi4 mmca nas passeo INC south
I'll IN Coess ana aa @ Deen aeRzeyea y the EFep4
ant c;sie ~. NaiotIbs H e'aa nSrnd ta1en ass
comPfs, a o4ssnandfe u aI.n e HHnen CaRtsans,
and ais24n IS sfSa - w @3s9s a9n an1Hed
or5 sfey so NJ Laeoas4la44t ~ sia tonr a9no1ed
mi. .y e;ybf f4Ssns,d - 3sooer OF iH9rpo-
tv.eiehF nrIrotss au1 yzG anrs8Ven'
smiths mr., thres hr5sIed - ani ~. tour olaek'
siciaps' eisht AdIntanss anieatSh! saooass ma.
1Fa;ors nsti,1 4a4a1 10y ~ nss saeIKeant
added ia tSn afs1. tvai ~ fns 10 90
~ ~ aoo!5 ale 4pur rn!isaolert5eneSals
get s3,612 per annum, md f6e Aids The gS nsv ~
eF4eatenant aud $35 per mouth additional.
Ihe " Goiouels Of the Engineers receive $ol0,
III 1n" Mors Stoa' tne CaPtalns sl40 per month
$3.50 1T - 0tleeF9 of1ne t1uery,
~ 4EIL, Ea1nt4eIL, vary snghly 1fom these
t sre PAU rom Sly to $500
annnm 4{,a = - 9e1 iuH 10y sauteoaenefsl per
anHun. r VIZ !uei and quarters. Pdeates and
aeen:commssioned nei officers, receive from Sl to
e'* Pet Mon'h. -. -S!'.-,
The .htteeu million Ioan tof the Southern
Government does not seem To- be- taken mn ns
the traitors hoped. A writer in the Charlestnn
Mercury rates the banks eoaudIy'' for 7not
snafchi9g att He snys It is dHgraceful that
ment loanb Of only s1x:percent;, the Southern
banks dq-pot show an equal zeal to. sustaiu,
their Owl Southern Government by readily A.
ENG an:assne OF stock, &hich viii five 50
large an interest as efgM per rent. per aunum.
secured eZ lands and. negroes, which furnish
70 the Werld over GOO .0c0 bales ofcottun, ,H,,-
th!nks II the banks will take ten milIona. tim
ether five millions Yonld ba taken hC 1r;rata
citizens gt:ouce. So: IT sgeIns that 1jffln ~.
none Of thu loan has yet been called f1r ; Rnx7
the Cou,sex, on the contrary, saws that s.o11 fhe
money n the world Is not in Wall street IS viii
be be 5eesad 5eea u lev lev da5e Will
o las been 1 IL tsIeG lde9efase III laanof Sir
per cent, probably" e444A = A'e
-Ar..Forney writes to TIE .1s;s,, from
Washington, ssying::.::.I::::. !.
No one: can meet, T. Southern sseeder-:tsor1
there are . few of them lett among ns-.snd
watch theexpressIon Of his countenance anii
weigh thewords that fall from his lips. with
o. ont being, convinced that he has no heart in
me cause ne advocates, and that he is looking
forward With anguish aud fear to the speedT
eotiapse q the whole Secession conspiracy.
~, Gne u IEm yeeEerda1 liked the limits of en-
~ uu'aass ss 9! l9at most temporary experiment :,
AZ 1onr years, and another confessed that. !
nnle6s some coup d'sfat could be effected
Union men In the Cotton States that would \
ngnlkA.the Whole lebellioa, Headers, subor.
9olnases, organs and all Two officers Of the
navy, lately arrived from FlorIda, and one Gf
them some time located at one Of onr naval
, 1861-03-20
HAlR RESF6RATIVB
SEE WHAT
OTHERS SAYi..cF TT.

-"-A"~-'
wcon 7so 49,. s. Lor!sr .=!77 .-==!77 1e.s, lsso.
ton ts g :EW,A2r sse rlsasre al tstsac
nar KsstoEa:lye aer u!al ot Sys tsa:. 7 so1a sos
nss hsa1s yorr Ersror.z:s ii 1ae,arr. saeo
Sthso S is;., .ase g. hess EiEaea5a'o,ts o. nnc
ana a. e.f rs tas use my hair quite LIE
Stopped e nx Al Ii tnrs. e,ts = IT apt.aasEs 81 u.
fh,a1 + y DE- tonG&i. Ee.aez has Ce-r btea m ks
,.s1e eE y az; was eeao'etsy rnra cont.ar.
m scalp hes f-on ast!s,st!. 70 ~ ~ s11ssg a'l
aDoxe e vii hc cf any parrcnia. nj
dsE ai arc iaE asa Ssi, ,sa,i5y a5 TT Ito
44 ssea more ndsiisl oaes M ~ siF.,a
q HaSs Is as r. pas ~ nsie sFss
and psaasre il ser,ce xao asa a.r tac rt!t.
exhibiting ts eacc:s ii nv oW ra.a Il and
FtsGSeg insTSa with p:sph. tai 4a-s ?rneu:,r
fss ID crsFy .saaes -ey"r, il zroy, "a G &
rs nc mater. th1t tacy bal no: Ma T,r
= ~ yoat o8t - s5 gss a ssa4 aenar As sse
netesd 1h5ss asselks @ s,ei ;sS sir have
sS9ys ns,. rsys 70 9sue: kitass It a. a.
proved aeE.l1d tlJate :; .aAe' Hs!'S Lea bsen
sias Rssssus ;sos i sS writ: g. S,; s1 .ssts zt
st,ses mszclS isfFs sae aass, ~ :TS i v a q
have. slth!n sherar hve years, seia ND ,,rs.,
ta vnca oEs NO sAa sa 1 that hsve u.a
5ea M WIih perfect uce-s-me Tor rid
e1:e tHe scaip aHd head sss subject Il: 3@'t us
e bpstdsss @ heFs: 81 ts ss aia
Ton are 1t Hbcsty to rubush sn,. e. ~ -a,,-
So5 & Fl Aa{ @ r. dEssa NJ .asa
-- 1d2IEs-TH1rE, II. D.
, 1861-03-20
A Traitor Shot At Fora sumter. !.
=, The Il Charleston correspondent Of lie n: I

4AeeeoA toiIesppnQeQt OF The N. 7.
aJtbbRd relates the following.
+: While speaking Of Major Anaer,son,s dc, lovo,tv
tof1ls country; and to his own honor. csnnc}
90 better than. give you an Illustration of II
and OF his promptnessi in dealing with traitors
There IS an Irish rutf1ap who loafs unon tha
whnrTes, who has, as m ironIeal tribute to M ia
extreme ugllness, been dnbbed :" Handsnmo n
C1aTne." This .gagahond Is to- Charlestnn
what Billy Mulllgan was to New York-as M.
itorlous scamp as ever went unhnre, Tia @
brother in-1aw Of Charlie wns d soIdi s. at,sc1.
cd to Tost Sumter, and waa often.sent by S1o.
tor Anderson, With othe1a,. for .proyisions
These two villains, brothers In stcrin:e,, ~
';FeH az IN law;' had; tt seems, tacn n1ott;n d
treason IN connection ri ith their bettcrs aga;nsi
the GoyerETr:.;ent OF the United States. One of
lheir plans vas to smuggle ia tilea for the Dur:
pose Of epikfng the gun; IL Fort S,1nnter:
HOW they expected tn accon1plieh this rascal.
y y naother question; but certain it il fhat
files were introduced into the. fortress con- @
eealed lii loayes Of bread. The .ales and % the
tfaataT we're beth discovered; : 4 messonrcr
Eas. dispatched to. Charleston fot q urisst
The cause assisn ed for, his ,prtscpce tFas III
premature confinement, and consequent dan.
ger, Ola soldiers wits. The real nued fnr Nm
Kas to elriVe adaetar1ly wretch. Ior lie next t
Eofld. Rho was ,rtterlFs unfit tolfve in this
The brother: in1aw Of sHaudsome Charlie;
was shot; n:f1ftiDS doom ibr traitor.
, 1861-03-20
:. THE Observation-Disclosures.

-t{-
e, IL" is-7aot .:to be ehfeas tut tho
-altuas.on Of President Lincoln -atthis mo;
ment is one Of extreme difficulty ind ea.
.bal1assnent WhateSerit was: is: Possible "a
steal or;destroy, whonso # tsas. H. possi-
be to infect OF -demora:zcs, =wcr.oo 'sstblcn,
!: destroyed. l., infected and denofalEei bay;
Buehansn and bis Cab;nnee: ,rhSit: 1pae
:.a1leled treason has acco compl5shed more
luin . 10 three months; than: :a::::fbretgR'
war with the strongest power IN chfisten::
dom could produce IL; hath ,centurys CA
usvy scattered te the ebzaner :of.
:lt6e earth - army detnhuted:in iihaeees-::
::aae quarters a1ler thy Is 4 eplaa :aa i 499 IS
ois and rdas=the IL treasury exhausted
md The public credit As'l - ijggh 1uhfkd k I'd Do
nnost Important 4ortresses fult Of munitions
bat enpsy ersl3tta f. fi national arms
-deiiFe1ed uito1sty' il .1o lie eqcE1i es III
8eBni6d Btife=IrfcSassS4.,; ff5Ea1nerI E1nI cbw. -
aEalee eRd:mbseclHtE AuhtnDd dtch sIodmY
:Eeaggn pHerthe governments 'WAs tie: ,,:;
ii, ,W ial 3iinoofa; q h.; foun 81 d;5h,.
aet easfesr 9ian zti:da3 iia; .of MalcHi;s
1891 We: :aeok ih-Faia toifF tiF'1 q aouhkrpart !,
. H. e s this inelanrho1y Iidtdte< ,.,alurally
enough the mex. ,Qa ApaS it, ]
!seAa.ni'edsby Two psgsass e and eana;
'saS ea3es-oue: party .a.Egin 9; ahe.Erts ent
to asash ths st1sitors without delay and
mercy, ind. liic ,ii therdcruana|no "a I
that he stiau Tioiats fE77a 2G:tj, ~ - NV
, 1861-03-20

says The Mobt1s Mgiiiit45r:: Il S. pfoeseda 10
doinehstrasate tie plf6jp5o.itl6ab ::aaa,e II r
l:eoa onr part dtlsY' I'd Id NJ asiasta asea 4a 9on oul,
nrepa1at5olB arc 'cohtEatihg with ffemisa
hent aug 10 three 9aonths Nesshan b5 bitter.
1t H. I'll Tis. M sisS w. havao 9esseS
70 fhe p6lsy 5 Ffss@5snt 5 Si5as4H naSa
:Maa knoEa that every A6nf tteane fhtAA IA fnr:
!! taA qonticf, and the ehlsfcmu nakh 1t ehhtles1,
ION ION being now under alMost ,hie dmmediate.
al o1r;Seti9n, weate ASSURED Sainst ahy raahness
the future nsay hs4e Il. store We sbaIl' ha1s,
sin1 oathp I'll Every GanIflgs:11csy:s' :1s:'i
and our chief hops for pesbs aednAa 1f4 fhia'
that When our enemies ore driven to their last
not employ it." @@''
, 1861-03-20
-, strange Dennun1ent of an Iu1fana
- : ss. '' Murder Case.

4AuEA3I CR$Gs +.-1-
- ;tFfon the Laaay coastefS; Ma;;eh ;7 istha= =
-Dr, 1anesH !Rawc, ywhuse sudden disRn;
Rsaragc e IRON Oxford OH Old ahos srGnfng of IT,
hid been mufdered. ~ parfIes 11r;.,o - II
pace aoz enm Of money which f. ~ L,ou,s ,uns
Jto inhiH. pcssessToaE md iGr shich tomu s,a
.Rsct@sa @ crime SEQ, n. ..kinEJ R:l5 alfeAtea ~
aGs Asisa 1fggn9t91s, y tNs fMp5lsqpeh rtea and
rived ii this 7sIt Fhisi mofbff Il .r snrn3a y:
With Jacob !RgaeaSet,, :E97 at10 2f:iho n9s54c:
91eysioE ME. King, :o}iSe and sEells 7l -Bsra,.
alcf tlnn4 him: ID Newt AtasBIHo Ho1. .c9,lTv cr, ~
" Illinois. ::;Hesbas haEian rototn|lea * Ne5rv
sample Egg, and ntheg IT or eItizens M
-kas. nm 9etoso. hlasmys elopemeat;
Tho = now w.eontinea In t,,e 5aflpF tbs tunntg.
ga z enaIga Of hn1ae stealMg.i sK7nE innMe.:2 =
ii9tsly: Leeogn1Eed; ;hin saS1ngg;,u Ro*e, Tou
a5e ne e9qse pf r II kfoE Nvjren}te.i~
e 4 twas wholly .saz,InttntIuua1
Si5 ~! aate9s e2a
:, :lAe uaeslYhich led to.the lsTresK af Kin,s
9n 9a 4eS ;ehaFse Of murderr wbAladEh Hfa abonf
e si1llQEg; A.3eK1 1no1thsf since. AVA ~,
named Rehbi4H and Gri4er were arresfcd a11i
,l9Rs!so99e4 :tnrS EoucteEfeispgs-i Ctjgrr e3$sal
Pa. Pau iei Sl9y0 aud :uas trsleas efS1c The
And C!iger began the .GrralitIdh eF4fs rcnnr9
teas ihsychnd <infornatioA bf :f,a 1nii7;1eF x
9e teEea5 Ao&a-thata King, and ether8had Killed 4
hin', and made numerous other! 81 It1me n :;
connected With the a&df.o 1he Iaatfsr com're.
'so tRaeafs ol oalres, ID ofssett was uasdat6
Gnge5 that + he would appear bsfoTe III:
g Eaaa + R.y Benton county, ana :nake aiH
aayls t9 enable She::atrsst !otsKthg rndhls ats
tsgsa assQaRi he:shqul Id beal1tfea to es.
: ~ a tHat On ThIE
gF9l9slt!Qn. .aTas: iea1l]y accepted - :6,iosT:
4Ron, ,Mhess 1aony;s. warrant s:3ssTRhA
, .eF the arrest Of King, Rodgers ehd Hgre.t
Haa MeEs spoR attsE ;disalsrsed bythE CfrcI
so2; GflssG e IS It9f!a sopn sNeEAsd III
tFal one 81. f19 rafiS TS4s
erqfe [Nq o9E ao9ntEstan a. fsh m#ks Aaea, and,
e! 9I Wn9se q reward issofInred bT
!Aest1etH1 The position Of this whole tna6S!.uI
as3tau1z Pfeaeat #oah s6em to itiicafs ihat
7d48' ~ aas Rseu tho victtmpf eSb7e be7seca,,
.?:Attettrx;..c..+a ,slJ - e4iI g!e: al;i IL,
, 1861-03-20
Aequlescence Does not ilnD1v An.
:. nrovaJ- .iH N4k3

A@4ot' 11o 4asSunoa North Al1b4ntA1.1' =
:, LEI the voters Of franklin county and North
Alabama remember that acquiesenGe does not
imply approval. Notwithstanding The dele,
gaIea from North Alabama to- the State Con.
Tentlon acqniesced, go Tar as4o zemain in the
Convention andtake part tn ita deliberations,
atter the acfof secession had been t}assed;. .yes
from beginning to end they were unaninnnsiV
opposed to that act, 64d still further with be:
coming hr1nneEs and respect fartbe wllt ne
Their constituents, they n1gei that it oueht,
not TO be enforced unless first submitted tn
the people and ratified by them. =. 4. -
Had weiorseea-th tho eateut Of: which thta .r- Is
cesalon wedge WIS designed to- sepafata. .Ajsu.
6nma finally from the great body OF tha othrr.
States, md heard the deelarati6n 6iace ma3a9
by those now Essumint; to coml1mand: :thaf ff1sz
sepafatlon y designed TO- pc: final, and uudef
reunion under The Stars and Strinsa 3}st bsIt.
ever been thepride cf :onr fiieras anY thf fsS;7
ror Of our foes, We shnKld, hare dec ec5d3d Il nd
visable and patriotic for thn d-opstation dela,-
gates to have retired from the Ennranfin17.
nftsF the actof seees sion bad hcan :conenm1G.sE
!ea and tett the responsibility of ,5nrfher s1.,
tion wholly to tha 7disupion mefHbefsf A n.
u, they have. with few exceptions refused r.
aign the Ordinance Of tetessieu, and Ne fr1Ef
they neTsrwM sign II, unless'l Instructed tp:do. !
so by the mhjority Of thsif constituents Not 4
mat the withholding q theig names world: !
ana ne people they represent, that the recotd.s
should show who were in favor Of. furtherceE: \
forts to restore ,to:the, South peace and fra.
ternal relations with the other States. and WIN
were In favor of pTstIpitetiar the Gputh INN I
revolution, IN :Violation,of thu, Wishes Of Ak
least, very respectable it1tuurfay-:t 1ot Ia,
actual majority of tthe People ofa aiabama. go l
, 1861-03-20

rdonat n,t ~ ~: = 80 aaaIast A1sa a. lsel.
:. 49, go - ,,,as as.as 80 ~ al sHeeu
~ - 5rss.s7q ~. y W. 1ts.pGs!eG upon aA enI
- ca1 Toup .,tsn,Ian tha eaa no' AIMS m
fo1or;n~ f,om anr narsr .' ths sss1 naas IN
-,n.n,,ca,, E,,f March1s ~ ~ D"a ~
wind hIows nnw "o,s ses Na,ss.s,. ~A'en Hay th'
VIZ ~" no"- oiu Neo1aska DICK M
1lst Estprned from Washington, being commits
zsonseb5 san,a apAs" 70 prepare the hearts of th'
fsi::.;, F.:,5s :.J::!lt,':',Ti
DEsocnAcy -AnAsDosEn-A new Party 70 ii
nrrp aF 1. - yMs Nu!ssIA 1s9I, NEW popoE-A
,-,R5it HrMpra liz 80. 'n1Apf
from senator Dousl throush his Leutenant ho1s
are meeting of the faithfnl followers Of the Little
Ravas baea ns5a ea Es9n
parposf r. o. s Getatnlg 9ass 5dereto 1or
published, Which Il a. fol,oWsf - hna tue eall
e ssjs1 i s1 ss sp y sps ss9e,z
msnss @ Tie as WIN Danish tho slas.
1n Sas and The
nease e Tue eonnisy ssd the Union
city Of Quincy On SATURDAY esenrc tSs r. tas
atpddek consaf ani tale sueh action a. may
be deemed adyiaable:" :,
tti:{VeIi, The meeting met Ct the CoIiffft Hnnoa-
Hon. james a. pftrSsn - :h1:yos ~ i =. Sase
es :. !.1Ap' se;al1y2t' n inc chair
ncr, chief fuglemen. The Hon. /. n. Morris
oot: ho16a a Isx1 Eb ,,;rs :;
:1,::S; :,M;J:: -: y sAe nettlngg, oot
c1a p1l allfnq.I :tne meeting Fas:pFetty large,
but several pcFties who seemed NOT to uuder.
slssaa sasa t is G gRSa e t9S Rs.s IL i1s fs tea
i ashsso, . s.'d g ~ s,asthsy had; better ary up:
, 1861-03-20

- HoREE TAA1Ea R1LLED.-since the return
pi M Ra1eytd this country and his very suc-
cesstal exhibitions In New York aud other ci--
ues, nun ber Of horse tamfrs haya started 40
y 5mitatlon Of the grsat original who has
made the ast 60 1arnons. Some 81" these al
pear 70 nave achieved, considerable success IN
may be doubted whethfr their enaeayo5s to q
attract paying audiences have met with large
letnrns-- In other cases, however, the refrse.
fory equine sntjects:fave resolutely refused
10 be tanned, and hare Inflicted scrtons Injuries
upon the neophytes who attempted to operate
upon them. The most serious esse was that
sikesville, Maryland, from injuries rsceiyed-
while attempting to put horse through tho
tanning process. The vicious animal gave him:
, 1861-03-20

- 49, eneoAsoros; 1aaa- July .eta, 1852,
va,.t sIaGi hs e seFd you tats
entlsted q th@ teLert Of 1, re4tent -
nuoTm$on AGd Lave heea e. aver rhtzty yvasa
9eas past a1 ~ Sy Sa;y yeass ot F.: ahuit went
an KS 1a1t nst az rs Syss i ~ sgsy
gondsra; a as sss9 - aspan>.T q et M very
estsrtaas G;x Sst:en tsaia ii tsrl 90:
&c E tsssaFsa ~ TT. nEss'n csIar anil sres ~ i
4H4lty u4Aht t.Fc 1fe: rue 1I,1t In rlrnI
HHf- fpIEchh'c ch o;t "f yoae s:aIi ixt;fns AZ ~.
:a2Ga: ana e9lGnecce Mag. la.loa ing tt1tcttyrs "a
'neat ns c1Eld scoa .Seo, e.et In GsntrnW ~
ara ny aa!@ 1ass EtiieI otin ,a.re cr,a
ehns aneH Ea$ eoast.e7ahiy t'shte@. and. Taaicsl
plA:e n sc c5ts'r. frare ca aueJ ss
t TsG y E naSs ned re- q scr. small bottles arL
~ Ss aash y; = DOVE s nEns bacs hsiE a;i az ts
dr sstean a IA, IL En!n E6- ~ lee + na
Il !nsf = @ sln e. e. aa9 .sss = tas il US
e1 %sfs T Tsdg1n al He Pr eh lS.i aaa% Eptsi.
h1e tha 81 eheets 9f ygur reE1ra.tre ? taa;sEs src~
aa1na old grey lead -. 1.1' - u u'a
: ,-'.''.. ,i -: FREDERICK r EUcLEr
~, Bloomington Aoa1ao couay, ,iadiaca~
, 1861-03-20

The gunboa4 ohnx K, the transbo,4s ,es,1. -
| :er Empire City.and-the stoYesliB blpblv ssti.
Cd Yesterday morning from :the gliafantIn E ms
Whesethey haYa: been ii anecdoE :siot two days
past p.Ss waitlng fRE fayoEauIe NeatAsh III III.
Inc aeGrusRdcr had not gomez skajsts hfrnEt
last eEgnlne Ills Aaid lhst Az,6 Eas ordered fo
avail 11rther orders. .:.5;l Il 1ts7 Il al: ~
&. Rha Fo#hatan LETT her ia BORING Tesaerdr;
morning and PROCEED I'd 5:up sttf tic GaFV yarrit
+ Where she ar1SYsf :by e bEi6ek.. sheis fn.h1-
thoroughly oTsthaufed :-.HeFth h0l1eraM wosn7 m
io4t3 snd y, neW oaea 4ast ha PIT IN ;nsW deckat
n1gg1ng and clipper ire needed and IT'S said
mere mere gre seme nnsound tiutsta; ;dnr11E that
'TSs !rhs Rf ,aksn oR. a. ;.:s.:ose5 ~,
: ane GGas szaeoatcna :. .haaledtossfEo Warren :
saef sa she WIS being loaded with army. storsa,c i
aAeFaafnrmerty4mplo plosu&l: ::o4f tie HIKES, ond !
vas nfonght to this city tia the St. 'Eaafenmre NJ
Hsef, and lifted up fohlhe dsssehaert1ae rs: =
aWeen @ hefs' and .sfehaantep pec .4ae1 Il abo{it,
o.t2nas hEnpand cea ID :t4sRs about 6Tfsl
troops, besides two hundred tons of cargo. Her /
oestlnnlon Is unknown at present, LII II fait
supposed that abe i. to be- employed. in trana. |
porting troops: to Sbqthefn forts. Hhe VIII
sa1 to-day uddeY comm did df Gaptain1E Erif1n
:. Ihe steamer phla: IS beina ;put 4,
snnIng orus1 and, as soon al this Coat5acoS1i /
cos Leaves The dock, will take ihar plsdeft5 ra.-
ee1se the sama Aind ofcargo,i J., i = Saf
71he1e are two orthfeeyekse1s E6osg 4atenffs' Il T
aze eateSY To- e1iaiteT t1am Is fhe eoTs: Is
esnment7 TIE H1cstou and Ariel are said xii
De amofg The number.-N. +. Wor9d, l6{h. .,.tI
, 1861-03-20

= - Ehe Philadelphia- Bu,zetin tells Us 'how
senator WlgfaA- talks and ,.looks.h Ii YOU
want to know how Senator Wisfal1 feals you'it
have to get drunk and stay 30 for month: He
61sn't seen mome1 since he has been in.
his ha..-NashriHe fhtrlot- = ...-- ..,.r =.
, 1861-03-20

"Aakf1 s0R<S64 Ferry Cou.:v. Pen2-,
PEor. woon, 1a-a' ia So.
sta - vas inaaset, n n tasa roa- sro
- s5y 5eur vaiaaho Hatr Es.:Isz.lrc inr he
5, q @ S1sa @asaS Wy hese6 caaiK aad s. ri 1;h
ni 1 hea1 q i9r ~: and bal nesv. bacn ale X,
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,a'1f taoqsa ~ Islc,. ma4; neratioa,, an saw
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Re, md 5nuEat bette i 20. vi; spars s
rsc"eG,eha u t. ua.xrss rae, nf j. na4 coir..te
or oa SeTf IN 1o Mtsk. i 1Sla aay Milling
h,;g Ied hpn esa fcn,s rlao stat: that nv
ce1Se 1SuFfspaat.on M n,h H., sas hsa i. oisi
have us'rt tro bottles ct TIC cI:rs:ve "a ~ r.,
man ID afdsr 10 q H. I a slss hairs
,9y hsad " hes4 + 1T ess iro..bit 10 ms i,
hss hSssptn& & Il elea1 &C. ttan At ar sae iscc iAyn
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= se !. Ny ansS % SAY sv iou cinnv T.: Or NV
anything 70 you. Yua11 Sc A. . "o3'a
Il. E ETTE.
, 1861-03-20

TIE UN1oH MEErnu IN M1asrsq7pEaXsa EaXsza IA.
ter from Mississippi says "At The efsS3ion liz in
tals afate Gbout oneehnlf onlystte5aI. and
saoout3one:half the rioters tnr63d 01H.for =
drink Of whisky. "a the people HeIe d,a-
gQoned. &e:; therefn.p secefs}pu gminsd tba
{. ~ E EEye1g;lltt!c lawyer, doetdd, &eitzpects eta
asp Rsn,.53 Rs1Se53esldegtsE something esssia the
:1dea so;Jou may ysee that thfte ara BIT few
Eho speak on the stump for thal Union and
~ who expect office, &c, mayxand act more
Intensely than others. The wisnes. Of the ma.
1orlty are kept down. And yet Ffeel conf
dent that the people Of Mississippi, II properly
TN ~ 1a11 sssgd II NH ff1ed7 would 60 IL COO foF
NE Union. The people os North Alabauo re-
iu5e to recognize the authority Of the CONVEX
ton, and at Athens celebrated the ed Of Feb!
1uary In IN old fashioned Union manuer.n
, 1861-03-20

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leglalste md provide ghyern1nents1d 1dr=the In.
atfats stat @ III Ssy sg SsEiS f5s&, ssoa, e sSes
times and In such manner us it may BE- by Law
provided, to form States TO be admitted into
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