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WHAT BECAME OF THE PArERs or Tnr
UNITtD ST,1E- BtNK?-The New Ynik
Historical MAGAZINE Tor March puLl shes
under this capttnH. q communication
WHICH l. sIgnt.,l with the initnl- J. J y
and which Is dated at Germantown. Tn,
communication is H. iullows:
When the Government bought the
building OF the United States Bank. il,
Chestnut street. Philadelphia. Ia CONVEX,
II TOR the pun poses of 4 custom house. th.
vaults, closets, &c, wele found we'll stotr,t
with books ACCOUNTS corresl.undenc.. M
The d"eum-nIs relating 10 us vmriou-
branches, and wagon lad, al misc, Ham
Gus ptpeis, tied up with red taI,e and
CAREFUL, dmkeied. Tie government nffi
GERS weie in hurry To TAXI. ,a,~s,sSi,n
aud there was nov here. Ia store this w.
amounted Iul'bi>h: q era,sracg WAS lher,.
fore made by Somebody 81 other with
paper maker Ia grind IL all m: lucky
Was nn doubt for come people, that THEN
aut, graphs we're thus {" b.. cancelled.
Without examination or notice IN an,
one. there IaeciuIis do,nments were yoi
On board OF slon,ss aud sent 10 n MAN.
mill al Trenton. n J. TA,sr sL,ons cam.
and Went ls.Aus tty.,gt--i,tioas' they cuul.
dispo-e oi The tons 81 material thu indn-
iriously accumulated Two sets of col
leciOrs' sc, nI,d ill,. tail ~ last. and Wen
TO Trenton ia h"t pursuit one of the,
had pei nit" from Itr purchaser Of thu
whole lot to- xaiulut. aud mnlirotliate t.
himself the ''rarities" he might recover
The others had 80 permit and Jared most
slnringly; Ihese.l'iIer got aboard of one
OF the slOoI's as il was unloading and were
opening The oyster with eager bonds and
eyes, when they were ordered off hy the
manufacturer; not, however. until the,
| bed found some pearls of price. Ia CORES
| pondence Of eminent borrowers and :,
forth from the good old mich bank. But
| though they had worked hard ia a hni
sun, on the deck, and went without din
ner, and scarcely got into the placer at all
they found very rare thinga, which IN,
millowneg afterwards cdfimea! but wa,
shamed into returning.
The other party with the permit hat
more time allowed him: and though hotl
of the curiosity hunters had 10 miss lhei
dinners and hurry to the trains. great al
ditions were the result and QoN adf r.,
the cabinets 4 sanir al our au'orral,h col
ltctoEs. Among these. when we take int,
consideration the dispute between Nicllo
las Blddle and Andrew jackson. il is
little "histnlieal" to see preserved Al
drew's aul og,alh. anpninling Niehol.s l.
be gov rnIn~nt dirpctaT al Abe Blink
This. at 2.,us~e. Was beFure the auarre
absu, the deposits.
Thi- short notice Of the 6nai '.remoy
Of the deposits" will cause many 20
hector to sigh over what WAS list. No,
collectors ct the customs tread the stated
marble halls Of the bank. Autoerap
gS'Aerers must regret that il Is not d,
euNinm to examine papers more m
nulely before making them up Into new
paper sheets.
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The state 0f Nis~tsNammA.
JASPER C0TYNTv

- - -
R. K. Clayton,
w, AFk.nh,.,,.
Ahner CarteK 49,
&c 9 Bridges Garnishee.
70 ABNES.. CARlER-G,ee,int.
~AE noIice, that VIII, reas an attacl
Z ment has hsen returned To the JUST,
curt Of the Saulh Est Beat Of ~,
County, wherein X. K. Clayton il plah
nj and Ahmer Carter defendant, YOU =,
hereby cittsl 10 be- and appear before Il.
said Justice Court 10 be holden in and /,
the South E.se Bear OF said County. IN a..
town Of Claiborne. on the second Satu
day Of May next, then and there to plea
answer, or sl-mur to plaintisF . complain
or the same will b.. taken a. confeast.
aud judgment rendered accordingly, an
the property in the hands OF the earnish.
will be liable 10 l,lAinllff's d, nand.
Given under my hand arr
sea-. seal the llth day Of Marcel
< A. p 1861
r. L. DONALD. j. P. Of ] C
March p, 1861. 2s5,
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FaoN PENsAcoLA.-F From the PensacoI.
. '~erver Of the 18th. we Jake the follow
'ng: 'O''O"
e3T CApts. Brent. Of this city. Farrapd
# the Ntvy-Yard and Lieut. Cban,paD
Of Mobile, have been notified 20 bolri
themselves in readiness TO proceed !,
View New Orleans. We hope 10 tax,
charge OF a mAn.ufwaF.
Ia The advertising columns Of the o.
.eTver, we ind the following:
HEADQUARTERS
TROOPS GONFEDERATE STA TIES
NEAR FENs.cnL,. FloRIp..
March 18th, 1861. /
GENERAL oRDERS-No. 4.
The Commanding General learns witt
surprise and regret that some of our cit
l''ns are engaged ia the bus ness of iurni-h
ng supplles of fuel water aud ,rnvisioo-
=" the armed vessels Of the. United state.
,,'v """''nving threatening position OF
this harbor.
tnt' a. misunderstanding may exit o..
ms subject. Il i announced 10 ALI en-,
,eri'''tt that this traffic is strictly forbid
Ten. and all such supplies which NAV b,
,apiure'd IN transit to raid vessels or 1.
Fort Pickpns will be- canfl>cat4d
The more tfft.ciually to enforce hi.
ron hilton. no boat or vessel will he a
lowed TO visit Fort Pick4ns or auy Unit.
- naval vessel without special SANG
ton, - '
81. John II Forney, Acting Inspecto.
i@n~ial will org ,nise an efRcipnt harbn
'ol &c Tor the endorsement Of this orle,
iSy the command of
BRAXTON BRAGG.
Rrigadier General.
K'B'T Z. WooD, Asst Adj't General.
From the Warrington correspondent.
: VI" above paper, We take these para
graphs;
WARRINGTON, March l6, 1861.
DEAR 0s,ERvER: - The iuhahitan.
vtr- all aroused at an early hour fror
heir bids this morning by the & ing of
huie from the forts ia honor of the q
! tue Confederate States which Vs..
'ois''d for the frat time to day. Lon
south.
| learned this moment that the ladi.
Il Pensacola wereto prevent a q az 10 ii
r"ops talioned here. aud at B4rranca
o-'tty, asd that addresses were 10 he d.
've's'd by hessr Pugh, Bullock al
"hers. If very patriotic aud interessiA
character.
company numberiuR about eight.
men arrived here last aieht from Mpb1
bv schooner I have not learned n
,arnes Of The officers, but will try To fn
nut aud send them TO you. have Iearn
d that the captain is the celebrated Be,
Lend Posey.
Estimates were made yesterday OF II,
mount necessary to complete the steam
Fulton which is now living in this ward
ley are Ia be forwarded 10 siay IL n
Hon. 3. Ksfsiiory, Secretary of the Nav,
It Montgomery.
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o)DNANs ca sRRY ExPEcroRSNr
cure- csughs.
.ooDNASs CHERRY ExPEcruRsNT
swoss Colds.
sooDMANs CHERRY ExPEcToRANT
Cures II kim in the Throat
sooDNANs CHERRY ExPECToR,NT
Cubs | aaaRzE-
sooDNASs CHERRY ExPEcroRANT
Cures ssttlinR Of Bio0d
vooDMAN-s CHERRY ExPEcToRANT
Cure. Asthmf.
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Cures inflammation e The Lunss
ooDMAS's CHERRY ExPEcTrRAST
Cure. PAlpi, aion 4 the Hnwrs.
ooDMANs CHERRY ExPEcToRAyT
Cures Palm nay Complaints.
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Cures consumptiOn even the worst kinel IN 4 D..
vents eonsuInp n taking hold Of the ,on.istu-
ton when there Il 3 marAed hereditary pr- dis.
positi,.R.
soUMANs CHERRY ExPEcToRAxT
currs DysPepaA-
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Cur : Ind gs-,ioz.
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Cures Lsvsr {. ,mp!aint
ODAAN . ID fsAshA E&ArEOA O.tANE
Cures Pains N the sida
DopMANs CHERRY EXPECroRAxT
Cirr- Sick Headache
ooDMArTs CHERRY ExPECToRANT
Cur,-s AL affections OF the Stomach and Bowels.
sJoDMANs CHERRY ExPECToRANT
Cures Kidney complainss.
! )oDMANs CHERRY ExPEgToRtNr
la Alternative Medic a.
foopNANs CHERRY EXPECrlRANr
aPuria raf the Bsuo /.
.ooDMAN's CHERRY EXPH-ToRANT
Il powerful rrnnv8tor IT the wisal. sy~ttra.
: DoDMAN'S CHERRY EXPEcToRANT
Isthe only Friend Of the 81 K.
yro nther ExpecutoTant but
wooDMAN's CHERRY ExPECToRANr.
ae no other ExpecsogNnt than
wooDMANs CHERRY ExPECToRaxT
e that you get no other hut
WOODLANDS CHERRY ExPEcTs RANT.
ooDMANs CHERRY EyPEcToRANT
L the only true Garry Expact. r. 4
fooDMANs CHERRY ExPECT0RANT
Is prepared IN seien'i6 prsaeivsss.
7 )oDMANs CHERRY ExPErTnRANT
l. the only cherry Fxp Z o ant.
- Sid ~ al Druggists, ~ one nallar per .. Ii,
I1n. 10. lssl. iEm
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Aasli svrv occurred y yua Fenil~nen.
~ NV marr than pvrr. = ne ''~. :"
'eF''se Hber ,ilyf uh syru =. Du
"'s Ne cri.la IN sur sasfs - 80" ~
= = blookasls Il osr peFsa' 'mp"''a.
- y Northern ruoa. I'll = eat ~
sd ~ III. wants n ssev oommnni'y
@a', v Supplied. Hnos y adve''h'nr
~ liberal terms IN whieA 30 are de-
'''einra to s.li yes III sd : Fea'y
s''As, roy Jour .losk - Aa.d a"d -,
''"'aner. ~, ruln - .d'sssi'y Jos ~il'
'''aiu IN pro-psri,y. vhsu ~ - boz
- op,us. B., "a ulsrnrd a. a. The
nah'ne-a af he ususa fhe c'A-h ~
ssm' wlli nevrr rsash yaar.sf. 4 hsish'@r
a't l. asvnlnr upau ~. 4 - whAs ,h'
weW paddle hesshr,es ed mi'i'on~ire
S''p Neu nirarl. asld si'ai a.iysF''-'nEi
hswe l,say. e,,ssl.l.Fea .'isfss.-,as ~.
rrsils and lans n ~ ~ IT,. '.,.-'.'u'a =
- sssss in hatlness. sn,l pfeaa y ~ ~ssl,h
Aai hsv.. =. ~ q a. lnvAftthsr rule
~. - sslv.s,i,. i ~ Aalls~t times. i''nE
sxp-rpes.,.. 4 - t.asht ~ hat nones
We. -n.us y eel ~ 80 = " - l,,nR
ny haalna-a eswflnmaiig hei.,s. ~ l'ahliF,
y haa secmrp.i NJ msny @les th@' ! E'nia
l3tNNHmtsas kas.. -
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yoga 90 sns Rsan4cR % run sLAvm TRApR
nfLIp#ER Us gEzo, HkRcg = 1851.
1EAa@-Me@uEs. Garry. Chiltop. Morton.
Owens. Cohb. Toonsbu, Barlow. Who,
Cobb, 4 n r.. keenan,. Rhett, Barnweli,
Keitg, Milea. and Ochiltres-l5.
Nam-MeasFs. SBtith, bale. Shorter,
fesSp Wright, stephens de Clou~t, Con-
rcd. kPnn.@. spnrTow. MaEshAIl. Harris,
BrooAl wilson. Ciagtas. 6Ayry Harrison.
Cheaast. Whhsru. Boycs. kaagAh, Aapl,
Greg. and Oidham-2A
BE voTaso-Maasrs. walker, McRae'
l,swM Aader~on, Crnwford, Oil, Perkins,
eaag@ll, Msmmingsr, WigfAll, and
uemphlli-Sl
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MaSreoxERY, March 1.-THE Ion:
Tariff Bill reported last week was ~.
l'a~std lhin law hy Congress before Nd
journm, ut Ia night. Il will however b
up for arlinn when Congress again meet,
The commissioners for Europe, via "
L. Yancpy. A. Dudley Maun, and P. A
Rat. of Loui-inpa, are leaSine for New
urlsnRs Ia take the English steamer a
Havana on the 9th Tor southampton.
WASHINGTON. March ls.-Mr. Archi
bald, Engineer in Chief OF the Navy, ha
resigned.
PBiLADKLPHIA, March lS-The Bank
VI thn sily have getumVd speois paymsRt
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l'HE third SESSION of TINS Institutes eonmenc.
J on the hrst Monday in March under the ca
r. T. THi'PEN prncipsl and c. A. HUDDi.
TON Assistant.
RATES OF TUITION,
For tseRfy one weekS CD-thawraphv. RaaS;.
VFu'ag Primary Geography and Meatsi AriIITvn =
- ~ NJ Sc
one or al. -
geometry, Algebra Philosophy, Mental - NERAL
one sr all Is
- In and Greek I.anRuRgpa TneoaOmetrv and
strvsying with thu afsfy- hFans'hes "a y, M y
Tins >, hooi - - aaied in North Eat Ia.n.r
a',eH Pau 4 Va IN Enterprise ID 4 tsfthy AMI +
'iiesit community b ard can ne oRr3sined
& o. families Ht ten dollars per m nth inclul,
.asnng and lights. The Principal has had - en-,
= nee o. ten Years in teaching, and hna hpeu =,
aenliy FuceesSful IN .paehing he hsssaeY BRANCHES
laih,'lnsil , and Ldfin: Rosa he priucipal a.
assistant Ar Sou b. rneFs by birth t1acatissn int
est amt teeiiaR H,a dirclpline will h. rt,i.4 i
lilt and inpasts. and emery attention win - lir
70 the inersk and mental cutiivaiian OF students
tap =. cs'i enter ~ sny time during she sesssn
ND VIII be charged from the time u entayinr
n co e ~ N" telm unless PR ycntsd frora Al,
eance ~ prttraeted sickness. which tiFas vii ~ 4
= &c ed from tuition students from 4 elistanea
oe required 10 Ply their tai ION IN a4ynure ~ ~
,tacforv ref~rt''e Ut paFents GUARDIAN or sc,,
o'herrcrpousible pe-aoal -
Z. :, tal6PES. Principal.
March 70 lsel. Ass y,
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~ Mr.. Senator Douglas. a. has already
ben aaged in telegraph dispatches, has
stated that Nr. LincolnS inaugural docs
not mean war. The substance Of his
opinion is given in the following ex.
tract from . report Of his speech in the
Ssnafe:
n ether words, the Fgesident eays II
the colirrtion Of the revenue win lead 70
Peac~ful solution. then Il will be collscs.
ed. II the abandonment OF the eollsc-
,ions will have that Effect. then IL will b.
abandnned, So Of the forts and arsenal.
b the seceding Sta'es. lie will reoaliurt
~ afH FraapIuhE ihsm, apq will FsiniaFee
" not Frinturoe FdTta Sumter and Plckeus
lie u pledged In either case 10 peacelul
policy. and 10 acting with this view.
n this u not the true construction, why
sas there not inserted = pledge TO use
coercion, Fesake the forts, recapture ths
ar~enals. nollstl tharpyenne and rnfos q
the laws. unless there WAS aiiached 10 raet
me . condltionsln which the pledge Wal
70 b. carried out Bat the pledge l. only
b. d. IL In order 70 peaceful solution
and for no other cause.
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The advertiser having been restored 10 izgaith IN
" weeks By very simple remedy asef hsying snf-
red several years with severe tnnG atieennn and
3, dread discs . coasRn.p ioB-ia snxiuus e. make
.nuwn 70 hia f-llow-suIsrers the u-Ans ofeue.
To all who desire il he Willsend cory of The PR
nption u-ed free Of Charge - The dFrctuns for
repairing and uRin< ne salEs -. Nill -
- ~ -. AaFuNA RaoscWrs. Ae-
= oAiy o'5- = advertser in sending the Pre-
aon seneft the afaicssd and .nrsad infor-
s1l0n seh he ceneeFvee 30 b Invaluable and ho
every sufferer viii Try his remedy a. Il an
a them nothing and may prove lI-.sinR.
P2rsies wishing the pr~scr1ptis.l I'm Ta---s.s--
RGs. EDWARD A VIII ON
VIII m haaRh.
Kings County. New York
20 81, lsso. SLY
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Gruslo#gn q aAe 4 rasi
Vita nincerw ssllInncs 70 the Judgment
" The ConHrr~a. Ice carefully cOn-sd.
srvd 10 Bln la rvlasinn 10 the Slave
FFeds. cod % pstsmh l,~rsOn- offending
tlsssssn, = les 80 - Zen able - az
prove. and thsfvlgs - rrsuFn - With :
stsirm~nt ~ my aseesissse.
The Consiituilq, l'rcsion 7, Arlici~ J
pnsyids~ that II y imtortailon ol Arr
s'a2 R~gros~ fro any h,reasn coan ~.
oiheF tAsa 40 a4veh4iaing States Of the
Unitsd states, HA~kFby lorbSd'i~n; aud
Uougr~ss % requeta y fa-s KAeh laws ~
shall sn-etually tssv~nt The ssEBs.1
Tue rule hetrh wvrn. : rmpiaAtic. aud
gsys2cily diFseb ieshintion which shall
ededtuHtaS g-wvest ths imlrsrtutipn Of A.
ncAH p~Kf1-s. IL ball beiurs me de-
nouncru - III ns,.~~sss amor the I'M
,asrsntior of uhxrvea " othef y. T.obts n
Ell >. rsher u b~ soid - slave. % 10 b.
held ~ ssyvta o. iaboF, nfixinR heavy
sod .. gradlpa - piakR "a slss act, 4 d'Ss's
wsth rucig lgtsst. ~ AAaf Feirpt y 40
orb wiih ~ FrgpFriDent 81 the w
"a uiion bu ia ~ etn Ssclio- q ths
Bill. twovis,s y msds Ios ths transi~r ..
msgrss~s who as kasw bren Illegally iRt
partsd inio C0uledrFais states. 10 tbs
casissiy ~ isaFasui Statssug nocistie-. uPou
sssslsliialn ora~t.ortaii,n and future free
dom, aGd 4 ~ d. Qiewifion thus 10 sur
/ rsnier thee sbaA pot ~ Rccelltel, )
then N de ~ dnty q The PrrridepI a
e.u.~ -aid EF4ass ~ hrpold q pubic out
cry 20 the hiEhsns haaasg ~ s1y one q
ths Statr- &lssre sueh auts abad nas ~ ~
ssusi-i-t-nt wish the laws thsFeof &C.. -
Thu. Latte prvvi-inn uesms 20 me- In okp
potion tashs ps.lisy da-clared IN the Can
/ Skiipfion. Ne pnshi6ition u the imports
tam ~ 4 nn negToes, And IN dsroeAtior
" lee mamsls 70 kegiplagn Ivr The elf~ctu
ation Of Aat object, wharsioEp fhv bill D
returned 81 your further confederation
together @ifh the obiection, most Fespsel
fully utnitled.
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HANDY.
Joseph c. Stuhlmuller.
v.
A.sL

11dFtHa D. ENlng. TX r.
The only question for determination
here Is. whether the wife aztec Tie death
Of her husband IS competent TO testify in
favor OF his estate against \ cfess9sssF. rs ia
conversations between her husband and
such creditor, in relation TO their contract
upon which their dealings were based.
By the Common law. The incoinpetency
Of husband and vile on this subject i,
placed first, on their identity Of right,
and Interests; and second, on princul, So
public pol CIV.
Ia re ~I.iIit and extent. the rule is anal
a:tou- 10 that which excludes cnulid nti4l
comm ni,alinns made Us cli,nt TO hi.
attorney. aud rlrIpinre. az common law
the vile alter the death Of her husband.
has been hrld cuup-trpt ~ ,,ruve tact
not IN tlIeir nature confidential nor cam
ing 10 her knowledge llVim the husband
by means at the marital Iel,Iinn. S...
Isl q eeultai Ev sec. 33S: al-o C.ff...- "
JONES. 18th Peek AS. Williams VS. Bald
win. 9Th V.rm SOC. Clrnrll ". Vanalt,
dal-n, 1 B.rr SOL. Well ". Tucker. 81
Binn. 366, Saunders vs. Hendricks. 5'h
AA 22i McGWrr W. Malnrry. |. B.
M"nrne 224: also the uuunel Ou~ nuthoritie
collected aud evi, wed III The very alb a..
gumeut of the COUNSEL for defendant ~
error.
Oar Statute (%,w Code y. 5In.l having
removed the inoompriency arising from,
interest. and her testimony not fall ng
within tlIs. cla-s of cuff tniia cnutnu
nicaii"ns which on principles oi I.uhlr
policy are held sarrd. there remains n,
l-g Il ob-Iarl, 1" it, adnis>iLiiiy IL lh.
rase of Dahl.p ct ST. vs. Harm, STth
Miss. r. y. AL, these same principles at,
recognized.
Let the judgment be affirmed.
Harris.
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We are rpioieed&o End chat tie renop ned c1-niss
Nv Englsnd d. ARA hss ut length tan 81 his
tenh a TO the disorder Whieh hangs liz tliehied
oar c 'nmuniy. Our section is a. healthy 50 any
Ter with one single exception and that u The p yer
I'd ARne. which hSuutR uz On every side. at his
medy dos cure as We should knoW II must. il ho
de 1t. Cat on; this balefl distemper from among
and our. is Of the Ioveliest spnts in the West
tS@fSast Faiysed Iosa
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New OALEASs, March 10.
sales OF Cotton od'y 1900 bAles-mid
Ii'ng' lIt to l2sc. Sales Of three day.
9o.9OO bales Receipts of three days 500
oaies against 81 800 bales same time las,
year Decrease mi csipts at this port 2s9
'V'o bales. Decrease at all the ports 10
Ha'e '2lOOO bales. Exchange on London
9! TO II; on New York par. 20 ! prem
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WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE goutbarn
Commissioners anticipate an answsr -
morrow. IL the answer Il not E.vor.tI.
they VIII leave immediately for Mont.
gOmrry. Seward and C,m.ron f,lIy ~
preciate the is-ue. III the Conui.s;',,,s.r.
are rejected, Fort Pickens will immeel;a,..,
ly be- attacked.
The troops are to be Withdrawn fron
Fort sumter on Wednesday.
The Confederate States have contracted
Tor ne construction Of ten SHIPS OF W..
ne Commissioners demand the sur
r ndrr of the forts AZ Kew W,Wt sn,l
forIiEss.
despatch received today fror, Gov
rom Wilmington, says that b.
VII ~, oe Mere tomorrow afternoon.
The news received from Ricbmord !,
,licates that the sece.siou o-,i;ns..o ~, -
be Posed this week. VA
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- " hsss rrssived letter Eviss
- acennnt - . she-rid aecident' near
nesetat bai A. 20 nam~ = afskrd % the
6ummamk 4 b anelnaed npaer he rule
mAseh ergmlrus "a ataaamaum 81 lasts e
bsgss wbva Ewpa pusw.
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80 'prrusles ~ ~ he CapiAh
tMi@l nv. hs- inssutrd = uew way n
t,kiur aaiulns a. -. unahlr - swallows
n. msu--sssna asss a aeasrsi. bat unie~.
b. ts.k Il csuia nat r-a relief from ths
ever whlsh rarksl Biz frame. So hs
DID, lhs dee ~ b si.sue paper and
bslss,l Hakpn f.rhaps thl. y warth
knassins.
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- Pa aanatinm ~ ~euaruinm" ~ she
@sisfh = sasAn4 Thesa b ~ chamoa far
&eH naVia - esenas Eincoin unlen~ h.
eAn A~s& him ranmsnN. sd 4 has heeu a
NEMima hlilmH 81 the 8sashsem *rasident
ihst ~ eauia ne fmn frum auy amoamt
AZ 8anass. rasl e. lnasfnmFy.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

WAsaIHosoH. March l7.-Nessrs. GRAY
krra and FoFsyth the Commissioners from
the Confederate eeatea. entertain the
strunge.t hDdes Of peaesfal relations be.
tween the two Governments.
j. IL still una@oertained whistler the
Administration has Issued the oraer for
the Fyaeuaiion Of Fort eumheFe hut the
evaeuaiion Il expected aaon iaa6ras.
u IL Famared that the Unltrd atates
troops IRON Texas win ~ taken a Fort
RlskyW ~ FGHiEss nAA
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YARN . on the !, IN ju-t A. the residence ~ -
~" Ten Z ~ NrH On County BY ~ H4r
q tsq MI BENJAMIN p. RfYiER n Jssp
MesA MARY Inn.t. II Nawt.n
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

Rnso6urgaHs 81 Es&E s ANA WlaFsLt-
r~ t~r,lay = - Ms r #sf. spp. suhmis-
a-,as.esusi4sti,n - "a ua'.tA s,sitaa.un-
a.. wssi,h ~. 80 assr. arss,aslan - -.
81 ~ wHH 81 fsa.s A. = clasins
IN ii. speesA - he prsslnsa dss. shsi b.
ha -sresruef. aadawe- noaiiesiaacr -
en-. sovsrumraf hut - aaash~, '.atr and
= k,r.sen rassumrstr ~ thls rr-nla.
tlau. hnwrsw n, ciiasmtn - y q
sabmitied ; sab~tliala. psspa~ins 70 40
knawl~dss 49, seerssisu - TexAs. and
dsslafinx ~ aassnsliissl - lwr~prss. n'rd
IL the SEA - IA sd sahi~ot - ~
psat~d n iesl b prFsaets.i l,shai. les
N ud,y. = stlsh ~ the s~uat~ 81
jeuFusd.
IL saiai As NJ wlef.lr- Fe.-on for
vuuasaluw his.ast la - s.-nais i. that ~
h.s SO yst assa s,e,lied ~ hla State. snd
a. hs ssu-iisss ~ aeaate - v~vv r~sp~cf
able pui.lie mses'as" beiun in washing
ten sishoas agiAlas particular 10 Do.
b. has cnne - Aftrud it and take
part in thH aellmsn. ~ lnng - they
ihlnk pFopes p 40 - name.
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TsLsaaAru rass vekAafuaFo NsF''ls''S.
As. yhs citlarna = chteoi eo"n'Y arr
eos-blssius he prieai q sHirndlus ihs
~l~ur.ph a. Napslean. haFsor 3. Tib
b.ua "a "A osrs1 paEi-A. prapoes ~
oosa~e, 4 via SsFa-ea. Ara " suti
sl-ut .au /. c,.airiha'rd y sho-e whom
Il ~ lnssassd 70 ksu~sf The ciiia~n- q
GRAIL Iaks have s.rrei. - uH.lcr-'and.
e. oaryy IA th.s e.. . al-iance q thirty
lsss mil... a.. f..ke RFosislrmoe.
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Wmmixrros. y e. Mwoh t3.-NsrtA
Gsrslias Csapssdas-fh~ psseial vote ~
tis. State erarpi p.eie and Haywood
ensniie.. and lhose have heea partially
heard Fom aua .upIamrsi 70 b. eorrecliy
gives has bees HnesFtainest. The rr-ult
l. summed ap ihuas F's The Convention,
a 6T2l awAsn-t the convrution, E.322.
The "a iarily agalast holsiine = C'nveu-
si.sa. th~reE~o. b $50. The vote q the
STATE !. smallss = ntem 5000 than -
she elections laai Aaru.s. since Incoin'a
insnrar.l. Il ne vsav cuaid BE- taken. u
wuuld iuru uus d.aTrulis.
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- Be- advertisement Of Prof l. MILLERs Heir
lvigorasor, and Liquid Hair Dye, in smother col
un sa4N
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!
d. not cnncur IN the doctrine stated
ia The opinion al the Court.
ana Of opinion thai If party make
an adrn.oe upon another armed with a
dangerous weapon likely 70 produce grea,
bodily INJURY. and in hostile attitude
to all APPEARANCES indicating an inten-
ton 10 do the other party great bodily
harm, thai L u Ia Law an assault though
the rAiy dill not intend TO do the party
any bodily injury.
HAEDY.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

OFFICE oFTHE MOBILE TRIBUNE.
Tuesday Evening, II arch 10. 1881
C0TTON-Th-re was a general and .ood
drm md to-day, which resulted in sale. az
%'OV o"ies' on general account principal
ly. The market closed firm. MidJI;n,
ll49-c
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srcavn ~ coaatss = fsssseuts.--Aa
iar s,musl a fs.sArtt ~ AlAh~ms. has
hrsu avpai,sra .ssasd in cnmmend az
P,u-.ol. wg.h ~ ruuk n Mis- ~ IN.
xln@sr. M.fw lsakrti rradust~d wish
rrs.t ai.,l,,.,h.. = lhs west Paint MI
ltary Aesa.my snd - i-se -~o"nd lieu.
nsasn, bv b,ss-t y ne Unilsd soates
s~rps AZ WusgaesFu