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- TETTER Is q VERY TROU.

n TETTEH ID = VEnI JnOO.
BLEsOME skim eruption and many persors ssy they
have tried almost every remedy tbat has been re-
commended RI tim disease. and hey aren better
than when they commepced them. and they have lo
rhenm, sryspelAst end al lsimilaY humcrs. We would
cay o these that there y nrw remedy that ~ yet has
xovar failed OF curing hooe foenses. Il acts upon an
entirely different principle from sny hing offered
~ them II ont of the blood through the
skin, which is the only channel through which the sys.
ten oau be entirely freed from them II you will Try
you viii try It, you will not say 0f this You have Of
ne Others for twill cure We resr 70 DR.. Wes-
soid by BAY L JENKs and r. =. CoMBs
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
OOF NOR RIsON-IN DISTRICT COURT, FOURTH

Jul ICTAL DISTRICT.
Jesse Sedmsn against Otis p Sheldon.
Summons.
The State of Minnesota Otis p Sheldon, defendant
above named:
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint in this action which has been filed with
the Clerk of the Court Aforesaid in his office at Little
Falls In said Morrison County, and to copy of
his Office in sauk Rapids, Benton County, Minnesota
within twenty days alter the service hereof exclusive
the said complaint within the time AZORES aid the plain
Tiff in this action will take judgment against you for the
the sum of one hundred and twenty dollars the
rate of six cent per annum, from the 18th day of
January, 1882 and interest the Of four hundred
dollars. at the rate from the 18th day Septem-
ber 1885, besides the costs and disbursements OF this
&C ion. gstf9sf
Dated at Sauk Rapids, August 8, 1861.
- sl 81. EDWARD o. HAMLIN,
aug20-w6w Plaintiff 8 Attorney.
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AN OLD FRIEND.
PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE
Pain Killer,

The great Family Medicine Of the age.
Taken internally, it colds, coughs, &C.. weak
stomach and general debility. nursing mouth,
ker, liver conn., lant, dyspepsia indg. stion cramp
and pain in stomach and bowel complaint painter 3
collie, AsistIc choet a, diarrhcea and dysentery.
APPLIED EXTERNALLY CURES
Felons, boils and also old sores severe burns and
scalds cuts, bruises and sprains, swelling OF the
JOINTS rngworm and letter. broke casts, frosted
feet nd chilblans. oothsche, pain in the face
ralga and rheumatism.
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NREAT SPRING REMEDY.
DIR. S. o. RICHARDSON'S
Sherry Wine Bitters.

4 't = !
The celebrated New England Remedy for babitus Con-
stipatior iaundice, fever and sgue. general debility,
and all diseases arising from dsordered Stomach,
Liver or Bowels. N&S hfsA
To eradicate , disease from e The body and in
sssgry %ne E B They baSs e
useful aud heartily recommended by the faculty.
They give great satisfaction. i use them my self,
baving taken cold, and lost my appetite. Itreeved me
and can recommend 1t with great assurance of its
% Dr VIM Kerr. of RogersvilIe, Ind. writes us that
recommended them with great success, and with them
made several of papation oftEs heart and gene
Thomas Stanford, Esq, Bloun,sville, Henry county,
Ss
years with great nervous debility, palpnation Of the
sf,er using lew bottles was completely restored
and now In robust health"
tism IN all its various forms and he
date bis letter he had been two yell The Bit
ing him could do him good He says, for rheuma-
tism. dyspsp:is liver complaint Honey aisciion,
JW Hunt wri' es from Delphos, Allen county Ohio,
wns and ..
cases OF Fever and AEue Dyspepsia, and General De-
d Galishers, NJ b. wri. es from van Vert, ohio,.
mostrespecfuly recommend the Sherry Wine Bitters
astimulating medicine.
SUCH NEWS WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY.
Full directions accompany each Bottle.
They are sold6y Medicine Dealers generally.
''' - = S J.N.HAREIs 4 CO,
Proprietora for the southern and Western statss.
whom address allordersy
for ssle1by s6s,n
DAY& JENKs. st Paula $500
RICHARD r OOABS, Do 81 u
NhHenniup Co, st Anthony ~
81 vaWter. DO slfa.H x
ChHa Cravrfnrd do 4< 49, 81 4
81 S$S:FIY =: }::s:s' S:ss; ::s 1'sss:i e is''
Wm u NoCuioua, UendQta " :
w Whippie, Prescott ec1o-Wly
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DONT DELAY. BUT PURIFY THE
BLOOD.
Or. WAIVERS
Canker and Salt Rheurn
SYRUP,

Canker rheum scroiulous Diseases
taneous orupti0ns, sore eyes, and every kind Of
disease arising from an impure state sf Ine
The most effective Blood Purifier Of the Nineteenth
Century.
tits the prescription Of educated physician and Al
who are afcted With any Of the eb5ve-named diseases
abould use without delay Such letters the follow
ing are often received:
Nov. ~, 1860
Messrs. j. N. Harris / Co., Cincinnati Ohio.
Gentlemen-I deem It duty as well as pleasure to
inform ycu what DR.. Weaverss Syrup and Ceraie has
done for me- and hope that this letter may come to
notice persons similarly afflicted In e year 1850
was attacked with letter. OF some Kindred dsease, on
both my legs which extended until from my knees
my feet was one raw sore. I consulted and obtained
medic ines prescrip ions from nearly al tie phys
clans h Is vici ty but obtained relief. Your aeen
this place. Mr. Hoffman: recommended me 70 try the
Syrnp and Cerate, which fortunately did, ana
q sound and well nan by their
With great gratitude, remain yours truly,
JOHN WEIRBAUGHT.
Mr.. weirbaught being well known gentleman OF
Ashland county, makes this infor alton reliable
By taking the syrup directed, will drive the dis
ease from the system ana when the skin,
few ap ppcatons OF
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SORE NIPPLES AND SORE:
EYES

the Cerae isthe only thing requiredto 1t should
be kept in the house of every amily.
Price of Syrup, 81 Cerate, Csc per bottle.
Directions accompany each bottle.
Sold by Medicine Dealers geners ly.
J.N. HARRIS Co., Proprietsrs
For the Western and Southern States,
Cincinnati, Ohio
To whom orders for the above Medicines may be ad-
essed.
Sold Wholesale and Retailb by
DAY &JENKS, ST. Paul
RICHARD r. COMBS, do
SLVawter, St Anthony
Chas Crawford, do
Greedy Gray. Minneapolis.
VIM n Leonard, do
VIM McCuliom, Mendoza
W. H Whipple. Prescott.
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DIR. WEAVER'S
Cerate or Ointment,

And y0u navt a apermantnt6ure.
The Cerate proved itself to be the best Ointmen
ever invented and where used it has been
known to fail of eectif permanent ofold sores
letter and ringwo-, scald head, chilbains and frost
ties oarbers itcl Snapped cracked hands lips,
blotches or pimples ON the face. And fore
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lie Government no thanks presented not
Gratitude expressed for the conrtesies *.
tended 10 them In America. TIE Ma
eafaa was 70 remain at Kanagawn until
fhe 18th two days later than The date oi
the news received 10 give them an op-
nortunity should they desire 10 Improve il.
The common talk 81 The street WINS, That
Uncle Sam had been "sold II was said
tilat none Of these Commissioners were men
n rank, except what might have been
conferred on them temporarily; but they
were merely spies to ascertain tie strength
and condition Of the American people,
and that when they had made their rs.
port, they would pass away aud be heard
ii no more E'repsisfa Iferatd, Ian.
III fsGI. IL.
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I,SrIkANs.

1 Il IA ~ M sSioil FIVE r ltrkFed Caitle.
! = sfred Steer thise years I'D; no hrsaa
lYlslbie.i s5 ST 81 4. 40
/ Ole: white thres- yaaf- 81 flgfer, with sons
red sFe crap gtf the len az. 4, e .
OaS . GIT sstn II ifer. with red eaTS, three
}eats:oiti 40 braf d5 ,lsible.i
QLsf HiEte-teaI-oid Heller, whtts, " IN. rcd
sFotE5olf ths sidsss no bIaEds visible. G..
.oas brown 4llfes+ old Steer. vi II wbits
lace lard hiek, white Lii arabtilI; no hfarda.
TIE aiipYs Islail fsilsr for Sale 10 tbs hiehest
bidd+t % tbs All of HI btaary, al my hotisa n,
KSy's Creek, I. t.: 4; a :y3->ss, '
&. 5..,2 .=:.s CllRfsTopnER LAYTON,
. ls-4{ :. 81. ", Poandksepsr
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ST.. LOUIS. Jan. 81 Qn.m

A special dispatch from Washington,
Jan, 18Th, TO the New York Commercial
Advertiser, says Col. Hnger Of the army
md Commodore Shlbriek Of the navy
have Ind an interview with Col. Hayae,
in which they advised him to consult fur,
tier with Gov Pieltens before making
any demand upoa the President 10: the
surrender OF Fort ,sampter; and it is On.
derstood that he las taken their advice
The previous rspoI Is. that. be had already
made such DEMAND are therefore entirely
without foundation, ~
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BosTox, Jan, 90

-. -. HUSTON, Jan 20,
/ Wendell Phillips spoke this afternoon
in Music Hail. lie declared himself to
he a disnnionist, and was glad SOnth Car
oIiaa and other Southern States had ptac,
tically initiated a disunioh movement and
denounced the compromise spirit mall::
tested by Seward and C!Ias. g.. Adams
with much severity. There we've ocea..
stonal stamping Of feet aud kissing. but
no outbreak: Phillips WAS escorted home
by few policemen, anI q great crowd
rushing about him. ~. + "
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Dita:

Is this GIty,son "Wednesday last .,bs sptb alt
Of typhoid and brain fever, t,.nAruKs " Ar,,ci:
FlEsei NJ, Of Iesso c, am. Eliza q I.iuIe, me
dec ased was born al otsr l,oro, u. II ,Nay 4 4,
lsi7, a. WHICH period his father was acting a.
aS o9e Of the Pioneers who. came 10 these TAI
that ifnet .nhospltabIs deserts, Ii search Of 4
ting place for ths Saints. The deceased
tho,.tgl young, naniipste,l most exemplary
character and Was greatly respected Iy all who
knew him; JUDGED, his many virtues have BeGdt
ten him a snre place in the affcctfahs Of thCs,
who were at ali acqaainteI witiikit peac,
lie TO his Hlaucs' another lover Of the lust ant
the good hes passed tshlhd the vail To welcom,
thuSe Of a kindred spirit. whs shall hcrSaftel
throw of this mortal coil - j., Z. 49,
Thy IAsfn " Is engrRyeN here -
lu hearts, time can erase; g.. e,
Thy yiftii9l's actS ia yOnIh will share e
Our gratitude and praise. :. : : 4.
'besF thes, Charles, 10 thy earthly bed, s..
THO death has setaed thy clay; T.
ITiumphaDtlg thom Il raise Thy head
Ia greet etprolNi day, 49,. -. :. -
81 W" Hampshire FaPsrs, please copy Car
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sf. lois. Ian. %

-. AfN.iSt Jan. -,
The following is the report received
here last Gight:. =. .,.- ..-.........-..
b.. sEx4FE, Jan, 2lst.-- Mr., Hunter asked
TO be excused from further service ON the
finance committee II vas evident that
the majority of the Senate would soon be
sAaGgsd and he Thought it but just 10 tic
Senate and himself that be should be eG-
caset: The request was granted,
ar Latham was also excused from
serving Oh the territorial committee
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,PIrrsiBpRa, Jan. 90.

i. i .-...-5-. ..a .PIFrSBpRG, Jan. 20 T
The Union meeting last night was one
Of the largest efer held here; ii was tx-
-ceeaingEy 4lisorderty aud npfarn6nious.
Asiafge portiolrof the meeting was OPP
posed, to the Cfittenden or any other
compromise. Several sets Of Resolutions
Of an adverse tenor were offered; bat
amidst the confusion, it vas difficult TO-
decide real sentiments OF meeting, which
broke up in confusion, the lights Of hall
being cxtiHguishcd By order Of mayor. -
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BosTnN. ian. LII

~. BOSTON. Jan. to.
In the state legislature to-day, a series
Of resolutions passed by a unanimous rttc,
rendering to the President such aid in
nen and money as he may: require, to
maintain the authority of the general
government, The preamblo declares that
sae state Of South Carolina, in seizing
the fOrtiGcatioas of the federal govern
mGent, pOst-oifiees, custom houses, aud
money, arms and munitions Of war, and
lSy hiring on vessel in the service Of The
United States, has. committed an act OF
war. The senate passed q bill authorizing
~ increase Of the volunteer militia OF the
STATE The bill viii, doubtless, pass the
AOgse by large, il not unanimous vote.
Ia the house bill was introduced pro.
malng for the immediate enrolment OF
zVooO men to he styled the Ma8sachu.
Els National KelGnteer Militia, the
organization to continue one year. Tile
a . further authorizes the government to
Istaef the services Of the militia to the
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CONGRESSIONAL.

SENkrE, Jan. I9.-@ Mr.. Beniauli, nts.
senied the patition of w. q. Jewett, on,
posing tho PaciHc railroad 5tiI. becaus;,
q adding one hundred million dollars "a
the national debt In time Of revolution;
also, hecanse Pixies Peak, as 4 middle
state will m time secure i. RAILROAD there
:byy preserving d state Of Independence i'm
:proFernent aud preventing anational debt;
also, btscstISc III the preseryatiou0ft the In.
ion with us ichreso1rces, the country h,
ample room for its development. h. I.
Mr., MasOn Introduced i joint resolt.
ton 10 relation to the suspension ef GER
tain laws on states separating froIn The
Uhlohi 50. rs 10 avoid hostile collision
between said states and thu United
States which was passed tola second.
reading ind ordered 10 Be printed ...:t nj n
The kanSas Bill was taken np. Al long
debate ensuei upon ii Various amend.
ments were offered aud rejectGd, when
without taklnga vote on the bill, The
Senate adjourned, . # :s. ,s,..s, /.
+ Ho1sE, Jan. H. Mr., FLORENCE gave
notice that he wpiill on Monday offer al
70 The report nf the committee
q w, SO as 70 give the House an oppor.
ttlnity Of considering Crittenden's coul.
,iGE% III Hi.
/. Tue bill providing for the payment on
The California war debt for $500, geo for
suppfessing Indian hostillties was passed.
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NnTICE.

n TEssRs. IEoUT z 4 BIlINGHuRsr bag
IL 70 intern The public That ih-y hsge laeEo
GROCER ttsSs Of every Iesetirtiof, al iii IN.
establ stltarht Vii spriag vile, @firtf they win
s1efatge Tor Wheat aud caiIie, allowing The
highest lnssk ct price. 4 They have also q larss
anautity ef Wool which they viii exchange for
'sltsat tlr cash: Cal aud see nrst The Hbutt 81
CS,'S NIL 4. .5 :: y 3 II s3-tf u
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NOTICE.,

GAME into my tnclpsaresa red Eal wIlis
~: HsilsF GALE shpTi uine mon ~ oldswttlt
Iottd 10 eat hi the lsflsi,T, AID a ANAL sit
" ttle csbtte o. the Fight eag. 'it.soMher is
EEyqiesiflt to cali aud take Il avXy. " : Il.
| =, lS.3t ROBERT WATSON q d. ward.
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l1ErERsstKa, Va. Jan. ID.

0ae hundred kegs Of powder aud 2a00
pounds of shot aud shell from The Trcde.
gar Works. Rielsaond, left ibis morning
by q special train by the Weldon aud
Wilmington Railroad destined 10 Charles,
Ion. to the order Of Coy. PiekeHs. -. !, =.
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JORDAN MILLS.

rINHE Projectors Of the abovs Mills respect
|. - illy htg leave 20 inform their Iriends and
patrons, than they have thoroughly repaired d 4
hhsd arp their fill IN q Hnapnef not safsbssed III
,tie Territory, They are now prepared TO attend
20 y bpsiness. In their line, edtfustad 10 theuI.
10 our old eistotaakE We reluTI oar llsslika
for past faSofs, aid solicit Their patronage dhsp
let D. n. ALIEN s. Co.
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= u, T.: Z BOSTON, Jan. j .. y:
f Wendell PhiApsis announced 10 speak
tomorrow. The Aasi:slayery Society
asked protection for linn from Major
Wiglitfnah, who refused 20 protect Phil.
lips, but assured the society that the
peace Of the city shall be maintained.
The society then sought protection from
Gov. Andrews, who sent his aide 10 see
what Major Wightmap proposed to. do.
The :Major replied that he would main.
tain the peace of~tbe city; and il any dis
turbaaec was attempted, the hall would
be. closed; and that il there were any
Indications Of a row before the doors were
opened, the hall would be closed. Pro
lection has also been asked for the annual
ant!.slavery meeting to lie held next week,
but it MAS refused. III.
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Baron RouGE, Jan.

The members Of the convention are
erowding the town. The secession seuti-
meut prevails, Various reports are in
circulation regarding coming of troops
from The North. =, H. ~ a-. ~
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MN NrIr1Ns Ian IS

Two-thirds Of the elected delegates to
The Louisiana convention are secession
lists. Coli Chase, commander Of the Flor
tda forces has tclegrGphed to mayor Of
New Orleans for 1000 men to aid in sei1-
Ing Fort Picksas. .:,..:: ,. +. =.
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q tMAh9y uniting With thelf brethren OK tl
L South, willrcsist such invasion 81 the e
i u lhe South DC oil hazards and 10 Il
/ txtfenitty, ...
NEw YloaK, IAN. 81.
a speeial Baltimore dspateh to III
y Itnts says The secession or Gieorria Ii.
struck 4 Mechanically blow 'to.tIle hopes J,
/. Maryland II Virginia sccedes and Co,
4 gress passes no compromise soon, Tie ID,
III l,tu will be preparing to. convene d. cof
yentioh and withdraw before the AIR
) March, she will follow the lead. lioypye,
{ IL is understood that the governor. NJ
!. Ecall q convention L. n irgilisl SftlldraNs
! BosrOS, Jan. %. !,
y In the House the committee on te,iern
v relations were instructed 70 i,tIniF,
whether any munitions III war ira Mn,
, manufactured, or sold III this. commons
) wealth 70 persons reSitiiArin 81. to tbc Al
liberties as their agents, Of States hayiiis
4 seeded Or threatening to sectde from III,
II Union. H. -. ,! Fl II
II % VI. Nrw YsSsy Ia.t, as \
RrootIss :, :. -. ~. ~ -. !,
state 81 $500, III Nv wi ialo q IeFsiiss
rent rauiof. that Che navy yard. was ID 5,
seized by the sympatilizefs, III this vicinity,
o. tue secessionists last night, accord
ldeset,t as " M sHs s'.'i. u N lt,. te
1q, e tint nv X, ilsls ~ r
eornand or TX ,, go. 49,, VINO was ~
rary $1,000 "a y tilS =, lSliiP9f'
Plitndal,,ltia ,tia IN 1865 ~
tet, ;,,,,, NJ ss,'s .,'e iuiollpt'i g
taxing pfoin,t r.. ~, & =
tion ~ ~ ~ 7, ~. w. itotSt
his .l,,r,,a3 S; .,'' olerty ailg y,
s,J Az es,I. y,
fssng f,3,,,L x
,Ff,s ~ 80, b III !. ,,s
thirtref,tI fan,., tss..s. I ~
rG,,;ii,e,,ts NJ. ~
a9a NM $3.50 II, - ~. n,
ai,,,I s.ii3i.5 U s. NY s2est
49,. I, =, ", 81 s3t
II 3 = 4 ~ were oitiefea
~ .,sS toaa - !, aHe sFcoiid fecihet sta
y Iss. tis q. navy yAti
stse l'e.ice ffs oh
49, - tu.fs ,, .oslS tools tile aillfeaclies
III. ~ ~ 81 " g , tLe yafa
ny l''',,s,s ssts qrailstt ana an extra
s,t gtsesu u3gl }.tse fseetYtl5 snip
- Ole nlllluFed marines
SsTe u1lsl .sollli!tlid "a readihtss ier
IVY " 4 itlo'llellts ilotlcc, ana NJ tiis
'iess5 ~ u stnsaEs were ltiie Tor
= S. 3 ttese htsellcilt
Z ~ att,,gh 10y eeit H . tsie assill
alss z min ~, tse lheL WED 81 warm t feesl
NV ihe ss'si l3 ~ Y tle number a'ld
eA..es pam y ttly aAiilg i1&rt We're
to', st,,is ti,' - tiIa Z aiiis 3tIlidn
~ tt'S r'a y q, t'tY lioFetstts aitd litSt
=. n'l.iet " Is lSisl'ief no !fs thaa tN@itt
..io a n'tt', A,iu silat tHe attaes was
~ 90 NAN s',''','aI ~, t'y 1ald aug
' .,% - pssty y "'lieF Waa 10 eojhe
~ t.'e n''1 ys.t't ~ one or moro $'el4
~ nun Ut ,1,.'t i3ters were 70 cross
Wv %et y = *t9s. tt.es ~ st'saA t'atFles
ss ~ - ~. llSEse
-, S;,S. ,;',,l't e e '"sg,i
mon No s,Iro,,T an - .I,gr'a, :" 49,
49, ~: f9''t>
an tle yini,, "a, Jaw ,.,,.i ~ ,..' ".
H. III, i.ai,d,ioT En-; Ist,.s,; -,
M q 4afe bo,,r :"
nf,aterqI. Ifirn,,, fo,, s,s1 III 81
,ttdf. ,sas 80 go
4, tiiis c;iy sl,f sia .'> . ~ Stses
moan. fEle arl,n snaiiso -, 80 :. 81.
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RIriiMokn. M Ian. IN.

= -ea.' RIrINoED. Va, Jan. 81.
j.. In the Senate the Alabama secession
ordinance was read and ordered to be
printed. ...ss ~ ..s H.
Both Ifonsss adopted the reply to. the
Alabama Commissioners TO the eject
that they were unable 10 make a definite
response until after the convention, -.
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!. .AfEl.srA. GIN. jan. Il.

49,. ~. .tEEtsrA, Ga, Iatt Iex
II. Y, Johnstda Introduced resolutions
asa substitute for those adapted locking
70 cooperation naa invitiag.s totFeatipn
Fl Che South nj Atlanta iu fa4ilriary,
The resolutions were lost: Stephens
sad, during the debate. that If Gtorgia
dsternlinessto seeede, the sooncr She does
so the better. Cdnoils are. firing, ilsgs
OF Independence flying from the capitol,
sky rockets set off and there is iniisie and
other joyful demonstrations. s.. - H..
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tiun OF said State Convention shall be
valid, OF change or dissolve The political
relations 81 this State 10 Che government
.of TIE United States or any ether states.
until . majority of the electors of the
state voting upon the question sEIali rati.
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Mrtr1nsrr1l.LIE. Ga Jan. d

MItLIpsEyrLLE, Ga, Jan. 81. =
Explanations were made: in convention
this morning, by the leading corporation.
lists, which show that the ordinance. Of SO,
cossio1 viii be sigucd almost, II not quite;
unanimous. @:.. :s f.. - :. :
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-..es@.'. =, TAEIAHAssEE, Fla, Jan. 81.
The convention adjourned to-day.
. MEupHIs. Jan. 81.

+. MEMPHIS, Jan. 81. ii.
a battery Of lG tIiirty.two-poanders is
being erected here, and a nanufactory Of
eaapon and shells Is to be established.
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Sr. LorIs..- Jan. % nm


+ The following was received here at
noon to-day: .,.:-... =: - ~ -,
| -. - ,..'... MuAEBGEyHLE, Jan, 2I.
The.eouTentiou unanimously adopted the
following: That lack of unannity on
passage of the secession ordinance ildi-
Gates difference of opinion not as TO
rights claimed, but as to the mode of re.
dress, and it being desirable TO give a prop
|er extension to the feeling OF all the con
Vention to Sustail tue secession of the
State, therefore, resolved that all voting
for or against the passage of the orai-
nance will sign the same as pledge of
the Unanimous determination of this con-
yeuijon to snstaiu and defend the State
in this course without regard to individu-
I'll approval or @tiisapproyai. This was
signed by all except Ia Alex. II. Ste,
pheus, Judge Stevens and Gov. johnson
signed the ordinance. Graud delnonstra-
tiens arc taking place tonight!
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NEW Y0RK Ian

D, 81 E NEW \ ORR, Jan. 10.
IL besides other parties, the grand jury of
.ns United States Circuit Court have
iH5ala lsed Frederick Hudson, Of the
. ..s,qaa Mr.. England, Of the Tribune;
= sSg Mr. Hills, OF the Ereaiag Post, and
,. - Teman. to answer interroga-
: ,e touching certain alleged movements
~ una nity.aii - - - - - e.. -.
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BaiTIM6eE, Jan. 81.

= =. 9AlTlApkEl Jan II. ]:
A private dispatch, says that tllc steam.
er William jenkins, Of The Baltimore and
Boston line, sister ship to tho Joseph
Whitney, which was chartered by tie
government. has been burnt al Savannah.
Particulars are not received, hat it is. an.
derstood the harGing was accidental The
William Jenkins went to Savannah from
this port. :..7..@s ~. -.
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. ERENKroRr. Jan. -

>
The House yesterday passed. by a vote
o! 81 against 6, the resolutions offered by
Mr.. Erviag, Of Logsns, declaring that,