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A Good Farm for Sale.

MIE offer for sale the plscc on which < Coleman ha
wv since 1855, and Known as the Rogs7s land, III
Yellow Creek, Dickson county Tenr, partly the sag
within one mile OF Wiliamsvile, an4 three miles Of th
villa and Northwestern Raroads healthy, pessant and
tfu part Of Tennessee. Said land contains aosut two
and ninety acres-eghty cleared, and about an
GOOD land to clear; isln good sateof cultivation, vi
orasle dwelling hoasec et houses. etc, etc. Aigo ~
orchards, and several nsverfaing springs Of excellent
well tmbered. and certainly De made Of The mo
rabls stsck arns In this section Of county We proI
bargAEn shs land and will sell cash, time with
est RoF farther information cali James Mcasiit
lives near said place, the undsrsg1ed q foEers Il
Tennssses river BYRN BROTH
Uli0a aad Ap'srtOaa copy. sRd cAGrgs lssOeass.
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ATTACK ON PESsAcoLA.-The New Orleans Tn

ATTACK on PENsAcoLA-The New Orleans True
Delta of the 9Th says
1t is said that letter has been received in this
city from one of our citizens at Pensacola, stating
that the commander of Fort Pickens had notified
Gen. Bragg to the effect that if our army was Mt
removed by the 4th inst, he would open his bate
ries upon it.
The expiration Of the time fixed by Iincola in HIS
proclamation. the reported hlockadng Of Pensacols
the usual preliminary to hostilities would seem to
give some color to this information
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Observation-Disclosures.

LII psrsoas having Gins against the estate OF w. Davis
deceased herebnothei 70 file then Clerk Of
the County Court Of Weey county, Tennessee at his
Dresden, before Il h day Of August for sGiudc
tion and rata distraction having suggested ths nsal
Of sad estate, CLERK having appointed day
for the adj 1cicaon CT be claims against the
ROSS, Administrator,
OF the estate cf " Davis, deceased.
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To Ae Volunteer Companies ofTen-
nesSee!

PORT to the Governor together with The tender for ser
ce, complete list Of the officers Of each com
Danhe arms any, possessed By The company and
ece adtss Of the apan character CT service esred
vhIer as Infantry Cavalry Artillery; and no provided
wiz Or what arrangements have male BY the company
tOtforus, camp tqupage and tie like.
q the report be certified BY the rsptain.
aeh company shoui be put anGer hJsh drl and eissp
NJ
o arms will be furnished company uss ed into
tsefV:ce Of the STATE. Ea,hgis Tenn
JAsE5W McuESRY,
fay4-dtxkw2v Adiutart General
Memphis Appeal Knoxville ke,sts. copy % amount
IS each, and forward bill
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Hm0Ivcnt Notice.

LII persca IS hayR claims against the estate % Ann viii
son deceased sheTeby notified to le them with the Clerk
oi .he County ur Weas ley county Tennessee,
ia Dresle re the 18th day Of August neat D adj
cation and pro redistribution. having suggested inso
Of said said Clerk having sppoiusd TIA, day
for the adj udicalioOf the claims against the same
" ROSE, Admir-. de bonis non.
~ the ests,e % Ann Wilson, dec ssssd.
mar ,Aa3E
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FOK nTAInH-C EsruAT,

We are AUTHORISED to announce T. KER0HEYAL. Of Lin
coin county, canddIeior % the Third Diyi
sOn Of Tennessee Ma composed Of the cOuns Of Warren
Cannon, Coffee. Van Barea Fa1kn lincoln Giles Bedford
MARSHALL HAury, rutherford, WlliSnsor, Hickman, Hard
Wayne, and LaErezee Election, Saturday. June 3, lea
msy5-l&Rtd
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"AVINt the insolvency The estat, OF Samuel
NiaEon, deceased, to the Cerz Of County Court
Of Perry ey all er ons therefore hereby notified ole
their cauduly before CLERK on before
the list dsy November next for pro rata or the same will Be
barre. TB lst day Of May, 1851.
". D.HICHOLs,
may3-vr Esfes33 hdninistrstc,,
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prndence in the PEess.

Nr. CIrsRY. one of the editors Of the Memphis
srqrarcEs. says IN a letter from Montgomery that
.fit were proper. he might indulge his readers
with his own convictions, founded upon the most
reliable information, as to what will transplre here
after by the action Of the Government N Montgo-
.nery but the suggestions Of wise pohcy eonvin>
ces him that IN an hour Of such eNgeney' pa'Ic@'
.ioa sbosL not be girea 10 anything calculated 70 OI
,,s eaenyof re movements Of this GoreT''m'7d' lnA'
the North via have war to their hearts content
rar 20 the right OF them, war TO the left OF then-
war hot, effective and emphatic war, until 1t shan
Oelch forth itself, 'Uoid, enough Is certain. =,
The words in italics should be scrupuously OBJ
served by every journal of the South. Patriotism
and common sense alike demanded THAI whilst The
Press should be pillar Of Ere TO our own people,
it should be pillar of cloud to the enemy. Moth
ing should be published which can give them any
clue to the movements Of our Government.
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stray i'm Dickson COwntv.

FENAKl by J.. Devore in Hickman county, Tenn 18th
L Dist on TIE u Of April, ls6l, yellow gray FLY,
about sars old. IL hands inch high rah hind 100, White
up to tpes ufe joint snail WHIT orehssd hrd
FOOT 5k1ei by the gear. Y. DEAN Rance
may3t Hickman county
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Notice.

ENOR obyouasonS compelled, from and after this
a date, to apt the eSc5Es5os CASH system.
All orders 5o0ts, attention. accompanied
bY aTemittancsutcent 70 cover the same.
may4-dtEEztn LANIER PHILLIPS 4 CO.
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Passed May 9th, 1861.

The following is the vote on the final passage of
the Declaration of independence in the Senat:
Ayes-Messrs. Allen, Bradford, Bumpass, Hill
dreth, Horn, Hunter, johnson, Lane, Mickey, Min
MES, Mcclellan, McNeilly, Payne Richardson, Stan
ton. Stokes, Stovall, Thompson, Wood, and Speaker
Newman-20.
Noes-Messrs. Boyd, Nash, stOl1ely, and Trimble
Il
Absent Mr.. Peters
The following is the vote in the House:
Ayes-Messrs. Baker CT Perry, Baker of Weak
ley, Barksdale, Bayless, Bcknell, Bledsoe, Cheat
ham. Cowden. Critz, Davidson Davis, Dudley, Ew-
ing. Farley, Farrelly Ford, Frazier CAN'T, Guy,
Hebb Hurt, Ingram, Jones, Kenner, Kennedy, Lea,
Lockhsrt Martin. Mayfield, McCabe, Morphies,
Nal, Pickett Porter, Richardson, Roberts, She'd
Smith, Sowell. Trevtt, Vaughn, Whitmore VIII
liams of Franklin Williams of Hickman, Woods
and Speaker Whitthorne-46.
NOeS-Messrs. Armstrong, Brazelton, Britton,
Butler, Cardwell, East, Gillespie, German, Greene,
Havron, johnson, Kincad of Anderson Kincaid of
Claiborne, Morris Norman, Russell, Senter SArewss
bury, White of Davidson, Williams of Knox, and
Woodar l-2l.
Excused from voting: Mr. Harris.
Paired of: Mtssrs. Doak and Wisener.-2.
Absent ard not voting Messrs. Beatty, Bennett,
Trewhitt, White of Dickson, and williamson.
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T.NNEsSRE ARrTLLERyI
EnsOlVenf Notice.

NT0LUNT RS wishing to join tha Tennessee ArtiI-
lery oTPss will please ca at the Flying ArtilIsry
Head Quarton Ceiar street, opposite Commercial Hotel
may ?, '6iIn&wtt A. HAYNES
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nIXIDENn

TENE Nashville Commercial COMPANY have tbs
day declared semi annual dividend three dollars
share the capital stock psysose and after the 18th inst
JAMES WALKER,
maY6-lm SecretarY.
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Military League between the State OF
Tennessee ana the Confederate states.
By virtue of a joint resolution of the General
Assembly, Hons G. A. HENRY, A. o. W. ToTTES and
WASHINGTON BARROW, were appointed by the Gov
erner to confer with the Hon. H. w. HHIIARp, Com
missioner from the Confederate States, relative to
the formation of Military League between the
State of Tennessee and the Confederate Safes. Be
low we give the Governors Message, announcing the
formation of the league, together with the league
ITSELF and the vote of the House of Representatives
ratfying it
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Executive DEPARTMENT.
NASHVILLE, May Z, 1861. [



and House of Representatives:
By virtue of the authority of your joint resolu>
ton, adopted on the lst day Of May, inst l ap-
pointed Gustavus A Henry, of the county of Mont
gomery, Archibald O. W. Toiten, of the county Of
Madison, and Washington Barrow Of the county of
Davidson Commissioners on the part of Tennessee,
to enter into Military League with the authorities
of the Confederate States, and with the authorities
of such other slavehoding States as may wish to
enter into it; having in view the protection and de-
fence of the entire South against the war that is
now being carried on against /"
The said Commissioners met the Hon Henry W.
billiard the accredited representative of the Con-
federate States at Nashville this day, and have
agreed upon and executed a Military League be-
tween the State of Tennessee and the Confederate
States of America subject however, TO the ratfca-
ton of the two Governments, one of the duplicate
originals of which herewith transmit for your rat
ificaton or rejection. For many cogent and obvi-
GUS reasons, unnecessary to be rehearsed to you
respectfully recommend the ratification of this
League at the earliest practicable moment.
Very respectfully,
n
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SBE as CT This institution ha resolved no to dspers
account Of the excitemen: e the Public
EVen that the exercises Of tie schoo will b whou;
Any dmnution Of our corps C Teachers
New pupils pay from the day Of eLt-ancs-
T. G. SMITH, ecsOr.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-08

COTTON sale Of Express Paeagssa and Miscellaneous Ar
s1ls se.is' 'A'' ~''AA ~ '' sESY SHIELDS co.
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HOLMAN'S ARMORYl
Attention CheathSm Rifles

IL those (not already connected EiA any other Nh
n the ethyl ard willing to under TIE follow g
Ohcers, rerespectfdy requested 10 az H0mAn al
No. 80 Cherry street, At O'Clock to aight. J. 4
Captain, VIM. T. Chatham at lieutenant, James Br,I
Lieutenaut. & CLARK % Lisatsnant, X. g. PAaagssi
Minor Smith Ensiga- Come one, Cone all.
spl2O u
LARGE ARRIVAL Of superior Corn Meal And ChoD "
N received per Ida Nay, and for sale By
apsS-d BENZ. SHIELDS q
FLOUR, MEAL AND GRAIN SACK
NAVE will keep on hand supply Of Sacks manEli
w b y B. Bead, Of smyrna. and prepared 10 ]
dsrs for Flour Sacks printed in any desired style.
Hillsrs and Shippers will 60 we'll to call.
aP2l-dlm ARMsrKAD 81
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A VALUABLE House ssrvsu. and -.
n ply A. tbs ones. -''- o -1'fess for hire.
msys-0
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GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at g: 3e A u add s.i5PM
AhriVe a. chattanooga 600 II ana l.2o N
COMING WEST,
leave chattanooga at CTS u and 7-q0PM
arrive a. Nashviiie at BIS P u and 7.SU N
'h,E IrAins leav ing Nashville at sl0 seapneet..
u1cs E.in aslhyTlie Branch, at TulIabosa .itb y
and Alabam1 Railroad - N1SAsru WIN hine
ms idai1s leaving NasAvillea At BIS NJ eo,pers,
Branch, at Stevenson vim NsmuI
Geo. and Western and Atlantic Railrcads VIM 3As' Aen
through Iiezets to the follOving po8nss and AZ s,
e. can De had al All hours, spplic4ron 10 a. 49,,
at Ofice, az Depot: y NC TICKET
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-08

Nashville and ChaItanoOga n
road Company.
sUrxznIESDzET's 0EgIcE.
Nashville, Tenn. April %, d
TO Whom this Nay Concern.
TsSHE Nashville ana Chattauoora Railroad couB,i
q transport
FREE Of CHANCE.
against the Company, all Vcluuteer Ccrapansz supp
nantioDs Ct War INTENDED for the defsnce Of The st
Oineer Will &c relui7oi to furnish the For
Agent with Certificate showing TIE aunh~- 81 ne, !,
mage Of freight transported.
This proposition viii no aPpyto il dvduals hu; IS q
to orgaoiaa1 Companies.
nHyi- 1F&s E.w. COLE.
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Camp Equipage.

Camp Equipage.
TTUN COFFEE BOILERS, all sizes;
D Tin do Cups,
. Cantsens.
. Plates,
C1mp Kettles,
Iron Fry Pans.
and other articles for sOliisra' ass, su7pl IA lots to
J. W Wise
"Ayf-u n College
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az New BRrOuches and BuggI
IT7E have Just received ans assorsu.ut Of .uus,,o
| w Barouehes ami Buzgies, which Win be Sid Al
/ aerifcs 10 close, for cash only.
BENZ SHIELDS 4 90
Central Auction Rnei
4 msylu Yes s. and % College .
DOLTED Corn Meal, Ftock Feed and Irish Potat,s
ID Fresh HomOnJ, Just received and Tor ale ~
myi-u BENJ RsHIELDs 4
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AIIenIiOn Germans.

FHNBE Nashville snd Dec tur Railroad VIII trspspA
Troops supplies and Munitions OF War intended
defence Of the South, tree Of CHARGE The Officer n m
an the ageat f1rsardi ng, will he required to sEe
Of ne nanser q troops and adescPton and tonnage
70 ne stiton a gent az the point q shipment
1hisPrsDosa does net ply to Individuals bot only
panss such. W ON PRRKTVa
ap2sH Carsrsi s,Ia--1,,s.
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Old Hickory Guards

VNNhk members Of this Coupsay will meet At Frsneu'
sures taken FOR Uniforms.
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NEW BAROUCHES Ann aUeeIE
Rags, Isngs. lsaPS-

lust received twelve usx BaroucAes saA Ru~v,s
. will be solj cheap By
sps5-d BENZ sT4IELDs
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The attention of the enter prsng and industrious portion
the community directed the folio Eisg statements sad III
Isr.a-nr - Al aharn IL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-08

IkNHE agency a. shelmcund, on the NssAVlIe 4 Cbal
hliiroad has been discontinued Thsrsfors freirtl
be prepaid on Goods destined for that Station Tb- q
viii not be resnons he such sghts after b~u u
In good order at he station = " SO r..
kpl3-a RPAz ass
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-08

NOTICE,
election will Be held a. the Office Of t- g..hvfr
n EsreiAl Insurance. Company on Nondsv ~. 81
MaJ nex Ter the purpose Of slecti1E eleven Drecors
asS me affairs Of said Company the next y months
1Plis-ts JAMES WALKER
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Leave ChattAneoVa AT -.oopu
Arrive AZ Naahriil. :. :. b n ~ N-a ~ z p.
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A War Of DETERMINATION.
NAsiivILLE Am Ca.YT.Soa,;s :,
- M@@Ra
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
on AND AFTEa
Wednesday. MAY 1st, 1871.

Passenger Trains on the Nashville A.. g..
will ran a. foIloEs-- Soa enAt t1noos7 Ri
, 1861-05-11
Receipts Mt 0gdenaburRh.
Dai1y Review of Chicago. Market.

FREIGHTg-ve.y dul1 and 1c lower. The an
gsgements Were a. follows: TO 0gdeusburgh-
$eb5 keetpsSoeity Z o sofn At 1sMe TO nndq
corn at SC; prop Potomac wheat, st Sc; eehr Par.
well, wheat. at shc; * hr Cuba, cern. At &c; schr
Lady Of the Like. corn at 6k or wheat at sc; echr
~ s59URRsestyed ksI 4soo obss; shiPpsa BY Like
hbls Smith Mills" dat hoop, st IS 10 On traeE:
lois eity, 10 ssis fsq1sii" 1oaod hop, so9 bbfs
River dst hoop. 100 bhls 'Exeeisior'" md % a.
asi p'nE satss D. hfeo 4 e
Found hoop: go bills Northwestern" I ast roa hoan
M sp2as leopa se seRa ds1 aRa So Sc. ~ s
burne' at 81 S del; a6l bbla medium sprinr e4trs
Ct f4s9 dsl; 60 eois Fulton 1lss hoop, 4 q %.
"Nerthern" super at, s. SIX del 49, '''0
WHEAT-Rectivsd, SO s,l bu; shipped, 1s1:1a,
hu. Market advanced H1lc. Sales, 5000 bu No
bu Nc asprisg 1t SIC In slre ~ 1o 90 IN ~
do at 9i4c In store: 10 cod Ia do at sc 10 store
l50eo ID do 4. o. c ID store 1000 ba Rejected ss
Tc in store 100 hu do At 79c in It ,1e 100 bu do at
CoRN-Received, Co. So bu; shipped, 139,4ss
b. Mslkst I'm 5s, sales. Aa9o bu River White a
5v0U bu choices High Mixed at asc, + O. b.: a0o 5n
River Mixed at a43Sc +. dth 5000 bu Mixed at &c
in etoTe; 5000 bn 90 at Ss1fcfo b.; 500 bu 10 Ut
S5kTs@R Received, sss7 5n. Market si 70 better.
salss 1000 ou No. At 49, in store; a510 bn do At
kYE-Rteefyed, s57 bu. Market firm, Sales, 40
u B1hlEYeReesised: e 11so na. Market neglected.
stass 1SS hSsesls good in o.s7 # 43s del
steady r Eou%l ss3*s, T. g 6;l. lsls It 14ks..
, 1861-05-11

PASSED DFraorr-May 9.-Ur5teamera Il1i.
noit, Canadian; propellsrs Iron City, Concord.
Read Tosap sF, s,*sna e l. RsEEs WDss1 ST. i ,s;
Vest. {No II s B. Pomeroy. De Soto, Naomi,
Rasenna; City ef Chicago John sweeney brlga
Empire State, G ?, Williams, Cen. Worth, Csno'
land, Mary B. sa1ee. &. b. Donsman, Eish1ingaie,
Aeont1as. Mnsteagle, Tartar, soy. Management,
Erred Hill: Grapeshot, =. l. tan.!ng. Tracy ].
cate, A; Bradley. Raeer. J. We5den, G. C. TEow.
bridge, Mary collins, +. T Barney. catrn, Grey
Eagle, Delos De Wolf, Bermuda. Cosne1la, St.
1tsn. syEaeuse. wilmington: Venus, J. bsrclay,
Humboldt, Cul- A. B. Williams, Kenotha, Z.
Reeve, Jona Smith, Flor Watson, Luadineton,
: Surprise. j. r. Warner, ". G. Grant, Exchange,
Weather pleasant, with Light easteriy b1eeze,-
Dstsui& 1Ftbsa&
Wx1LAND CAxA1~-Vessels psssed through the
fla 6ers tf'9 69,hosss Lesk from oeosk on tho
bostnd Ness-OR the 8th-SchEs Perseverance,,
1Aanilson} q Davis. On the .7th-Prope1for In
Found Es.t-on the 7th- Prope1ors Young
i; America. Dubuque; schra Cornwe11, Arab an,
Minnie klnne, Eureka, A Buckingham, R1 Gibbs,
clyde, i Hope, ontonagon, Elk.
NAY, 1851 :-scar liz Ttada1i.
Feassls IN this Rort for Harbor, May Z. 1851 =
Prope, ,1ara Ontario and Granite State, Fau hsek
sh1s morning, Echr North star.
Sehe VIM EAlen 49,
" -ARR1yAA AT BuFrA1p FnoK CH1cAso-MAy g.
ProD Clty OF Nsd1eon. Bchr Ralph Campbell.
:CIx4RD 1EoM buffalo FOE CMoAao-M1J8-
Prup Gsaena, schr halph Campbell.
DnA nAsTKh,-Ine propeller Cleveland aHtytd this
morning from Chicago, having On beard the crew
o. thu echooAer AuRuttuE Handy. which wa4 Lost
% sPeetaela rsef Lake Huron, on Tuesday lsst, at
O'Clock In tha Afternoon, With acsrgc OF sixteea
, thousand baAhAls Of eo1n. The Captain and biz
creW had haxe39 time to z&ve themselves tE the
small bczt Nth which fhey pulIed to ShHbpyg4u,
End from :thsnca, to Natkinxw.Mhefe they met tha
Aboye PfppSlIAr.s The trtw F&v+n nothing OF thtt1
efectt. Tbs vetsel aiter striking the reef pounded
fef A7eH H1t1aents ind fhkn WuIked on fdtu d6ep
Hatsr, whaFe she sank 10 depth Of abont txenty.
four fethdE1s,s Ths Handy 10 owned In SIaFalaud
BY r q. HAr11pn--DkRrp Is3b1sne.
, 1861-05-11

&&4UA1 &F&AN2t sA&3 w. 3a9z4
Financial nattezs show very little variation sinee
yesterds5's report. Exchange Is still decidedly:
close, and both 1t and the currency question ~
main at The SAINT. dead look. Bankers zen very
rpssing1y and only to BEST cnstorneEs It 10 per
cent, and some Of them report thstth hssenoue
to sell. They pay 10 per cent. for al tnst offers,
being willing 10 do the tusipsFs without profit
rather than to put prieea above pEe.s1t rates Out
sid zases are reported shade easier but bob
per eent. are atlll the ruling fgures. ~ =. 3.
THa BoAnn or TRADE vERsus TIE DEIoops~
An outrageous article inviting r. 49,
agsintt tho hanks appsars" . -..p violence
morn1ng. The s~.' !. - N the Democra1. this
B;ssd ~ r ,..lc1e was 50 villsinous that the
:. Trade, at their regular meeting, unsni-
mously adopted the following resolutions:
ResogVkd, That We visw the leading editorial in
thfa morDfnEfa @tcaxn nes1sptyuk entitled The
Currency Excitement" iuctting tie laboring class
es Of our. city to mob violence, Is fubFel8fve OF
the peace and quiet Of our city and that We mani
mous]y and unquslined1y denounce and condemn
the spirit Of the article and the editor and propr
etoF of The said paper fof proatituting his Journal
to 50 base purpose.
Rtsnlutd. Thai In the opinion Of this Board. ths
article reterr+ to will prove harmless tn Chicago.
oat where tbs character of tho paper not kno"n'
may be productive Of evil consequences.
, 1861-05-11
&pi71N4ssd.


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80 ~. ssp.e ~ Ee@@ - st';. eoapaA
asely Asa'msaae :. asa es~ po1s aoaI, eszol oo
~neA1' anu os,es1 y" sp1n "nus 1s 1ao a"p"ents oy
.aa ass y" ss1 pols 4o4t A@at@. ~ "aea'' and
Ay.soe % ...-.,.-,.a corn.
ahese "aa* eoeo A.tsnaenee on .aange to-day'
out much time and attention was absorbed in the
dascnsston OF our monetary dtmcnlties, Through
ths asenesef constantly depfeciatine currency,
Almost eTeFy depa1t@ent q trade aud Commerce
has oeeh o1ta1raneed--our markets. have sdxane d
JUS IN proportion - s.oehs m New York have
declined, and although Eastern exchange has i'd
vanoed to most exorhitsns rate still clippers
have no eonndenee that their ventures will pzess
succestful enough to n'ke both ends meet. On
the other hand. the receivers OF grain have 60 lit
tle confidence n .the currency that many Of them
ket, md refuss to sell At n 4dyanea even though
Eastern uaa1kets'' show a. declining tendency.
Here comes dead loek, which nothing hut uend-;
asoee ~ our .,, 0sa @ - ea.lte m