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C-HAnLUsros, March Is. Col Lamon had
an interview this morning with Governor
PickeDs and Gen. Bssaregard, and lett in con-
many with Col. Duryea for Sumter. The
opinion prevails that Anderson will e~yaeuate
On Wednesday Of this week.
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have on band sh0ut 800 bris. RHODES sUPKR
w PHOSPHATE Of n which IS
- The besf standard manure in the United States. Ger
tiacaies furnished upan application. Prizes g. per 100
pounds.
we have also q ioi Of LAND Plaster or hsna fer
sale at The lowest market price.
". HOWARD L o
80 -
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The IssUEs OF rHr CANVASS. the Co

The Issues OF THE CANVASS. - The Co
lumbia Herald, speaking in reference to th'
approaching canvass in this State, says:
He who votes to stay in the Union undel
Abe Lincoln viii vote to abolish slavery. HI
who votes to 60 oats will vote to continue slav
cry. THIS is the question involved, and II
cannot be disguised.
We do not hesitate to proclaim ourselves fol
that action which shall free Tennessee from
the rule Of Tennessee. We care but little
whether the act be called secession, rebellion
or revolution. We make this declaration, W.
speak for ourselves alone. IL we reflect the
sentiments Of any others, it is well, il we do
not, still it is well.
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81 IN ND FOUaTH PIeEs:
ARHEvAL OF THE MISSISSIPPI
TROOPS IN nEmrHIN.

TROOPS IN HEmFHIS.
Yesterday was a gala day for Memphis. The
hearts Of our citizens were made glad in the
opportunity offered them to give some extsr-
nal evidence Of their sympathy for the great
movement looking to the independence Of the
South. The Mississippi troops, whose arrival
in our city BY the Mississippi and Tennessee
railroad was anticipated, were received with
a degree Of enthusiasm which could no. fan to
betoksn that the hserts OF our people are with
the South 70 bid her gallant sons God speed.
We do not refer to the mere courtesy which
was extended there in the parade Of our mill
tary~ companies, but to the vast and multitu-
dincus Outpouring OF the PEOPLE at the depot.
upon the sidewalks, on the balconies, in the
streets and in every avenue Of the city. The
vociierous cheers that continually greeted the
'ssven starred flag" from fair women and brave
men along its line Of march, but told too well
that the best wishes Of Tennessee's ehivalrv
would fellow it in its dangerous career upon
The yet untried fields Of Florida. Ths cireum-
stances Of the Oeeasion-the Inspiring Strains
OF martial music, the glisten Of bsyonets, and
The tramp Of disciplined soldisry-sesmed to
eonjure in the minds OF all a fuller apprecia-
ton OF the dangers that environ them, and Of
the aeiualHy Of the crisis affecting the country.
Deeper feeling, or more manifest sympathy
were never exhibited in a similar demonstra-
ton. Memphis has responded nobly to the
drah upon her hospitality, and we feel conf
dent that, should The services Of her citizens
be neededu upon he field Of battle, in maintsn-
anee Of southern principles or sou hern honor,
hat response viii be made still more decided,
fearless and
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POI PEEsA0OLA.-The vIessbuEg Rhig d

FoR PENsAcOLA,-Ths Ylessburg Whig Of
the Doth inst. says;
We learn that the "CadetsD will leave here
on Wednesday FIR Pensacola. Those persons
hereabouts who are DESTROYS Of uniting with
the southern army, have now an excellent OPP
portunily offered them. The company Is un-
der the command Of Capt. J. E. White.
The came paper says;
We learn from the officers OF the Charm,
that a military company from Yszoo City, will
be here this morning on the steamer Hope, en-
route for Pensacola. They will leave on the
cars this morning ats O'Clock.
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A CONVENTION AEyHoWs-If fhe conven-
tion has not been called, says the Raleigh IN.
c. Register, Governor Ellis will a once issue
bis proclamation for the r~eassemhiing Of The
Legislators, and there is no telling il they DO mot
order persmptorily, the election Of delegates,
without giving the people an opportunity TO
say whether OF not they wish = conversion.
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A RAILROAD TRAIN PREcIPITATED IsTo 4
RIvER.-On Tuesday night, as a burthea train
was approaching Harkensaek bridge, 10 New
Jersey, the drawbridge was discovered to be
open. Tie discovery was made too late, and
the locomotive, cars and engineer were precip-
isated into the river in twenty feet Of waseI
ana mud. The engineer was badly injured.
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; B ; b B B

aAsEn1meuts of Hon. Robert W.
/ csrriapsOn and John Pope, Esq.
the dep7. johnson aud John Pope, at the
tract, ares and places, will address the
in earrisge-the pressn; troubles Of the
waited for 'on the policy it is wisest to
iron horse whiatersst, tue honor and the
/ pride and hopsle State Of ArkaBsas:
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Great segzure OF C~ounterfet Money,

WARRINGTON, March 24-Detectivs Kese
Of Washington City, has seized and retains,
by order Of the court, bogus and counterfeit
notes on twenty-seven banks, amounting t.
S267 900; also plates, dies, &c. The larger
packages contain the following $4,000 eoun-
t~erfeits on the bank Of Augusta, Maine; $780,
900 unsigned counterfeits on the State Bank Of
Ohio. The dies were Of ten and one dollars,
and two and a half dollars.
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At The First Presbyterian church, New Orleans, On
Tuesday svsnins. asth iasi.. Nj. z. T. LzaHoH and
Miss KvELyN BucxiseHAH,
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Lmhr0fTFes of an -.

Prem 50 cents to SO we wish a cal fraa al. By
industry and attention 30 husiuass, ard having none but
frst-elzss operators, we intend Masking ouT wQrk equal
% any il the country. Come ald see and try Us. Pic
lures Or Children aEen irsaut4nc5u7iT. Respectfully
TEAR0UE HOVaIER x CO.
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Tnz TaooFe AT WksHfseToE-it is seated
that the troops stationed in Washington vii
not be removed for some time, at least not be-
fore the Virginia convention has determined
upon its action. What have they to do with
the Virginia cGHvention9
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sewing maeh.ne Rooms,

Arranged FOR the convenience q Ladies', being on the
secone dlor. We have our didsreah styles n Sewing
Machines always on hand We take great pleasure in
showing cur WILC0 knoNiag. from q fair
trial BY thoss who have bought hem thai trey are the
family machine. One great feature IN them is, the
Needle cannot be set wrong. Tney are the most simple
ard lesst coupiicated Machine in use By calling and
seeing them You can be satisfied OF their velas.
Also, on the same aoor, Dr.. J. z. WATSON has cited
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BAITfMoRE, March 25.-The Methodist
Conferences adjourned Oh Saturday to staun-
ton, Va, after adopting 2 plan Of separation
from the northern church, BY a majority Of
50, the bishop N the char, bet sfteTward de-
clared the sction void. Forty-hve members
declined voting and i~hirty-four we're absent.
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pLAss FoH SUHTUeATIEa Use SoUrH.-A
dispatch from New York to the Charleston
Hsrearv, with regard to the plans supposed 20
be adopted at Washington for the ~subjugstion
Of the South, says that Norfolk hau been deter-
mined on as the Northern Poiai dGPpab or sea-
coas, base OF operations against the Confede-
rate States. KEY West viii be a rendezvous
from which toe naval forces win menace the
gulf coast. TIE basis for land operztions
have not vet been determined on, but is conf
IDENTIFY supposed that Warrington will Be ths
northern point and St. Louis the south
western.
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A IL persons indebted % me, either BY n0ie. open aa
"A count or otherwire, are respectfully notified thal
nniess uayment IS made, or The amount due Is satssiac.
idfiiy afraHgef befafe TIA drt day Of Nay next, that
shan, without exception, proceed is collect The same a.
law Ican be fonnd o. NJ cid stand No. 2a Hain
street, ope1site Caurt square.
mrsl f1N-twtNyi T. P. ATBLEfT.
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n ACT to dsano more accurately the exemption Of Ger

Approved Feb. &c. 1851.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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RT-Ig Is the work Of a philosopher to be
every day subduing his passions aud laying
aside bis preiudicss. It is the besS prcoe Of
the virtues OF 8 family circle TO 3 happy
fEsside,
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fT-sTimes are hard, wife, and ] find 1
difhchlt to keep my nose above fster.o
seYou could easily keep you'd nose abovl
water, husband, il you didn't keep it 30 offer
above brandy.v
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istration, in difference q the opinion Of is
legal adviser, hesitates to adopt such a lawless
course, de submission press loudly applaud
Mr. LINCOLN, and pronounce it "~MksrERIY IN
ACTIVITY
To such shifts are they driven 10 find pretsxts
FOR the approval Of the Black Republican Gov.
eminent az Washington. Why should they
hesitate to announce the election OF JoHs
SHERMAN, Of Ohio, as an evidence Of HrAc.
TON?
TARIFF OF THE CONVENIENTLY
STATES.
We Publish to-day the seta and regulations
Of the Confederate States, in relation to The
customs and duties in that Government. The
tariff now IN force lie the United States tariff
act Of 1857, with the slight amendments, which
are specified in the article as Published in
another column.
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R75SaI never shot a bird in my life" said
sosne one to bis friend, who replied, ~ HeYer
shot anything IN the shape OF a bird but a
soulrrel. which killed with q stone, when i
feii into tbs river and was droEned.n
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TARIFF OF THE CONVENIENTLY
STATES
SHELBY COUNTY SECESSION mass
CONVENTION.

All voters Of Shelby county, Irrespective Of
party, favorable to the secession Of Tennessee
from the black republic Of the North and a
union with the Confederate States Of The
south, are requested to meet at Raleigh on
Monday, the frst day Of April next, for the
purpose Of appointing delegates to the state
convention, which will assemble in Nashville
on Saturday, the 1Ith day of Nay next, for
the purpose Of nominating a candidate for
governor. Let us have a general and fun at
tendance.
Ca TURNER, editor Of the Southern Star Ia
paper published in Arksnsas) gets of q good
thing very frequently. In bis last be slludss
to a certain adjustment as that most con-
tsmptible and Janus-faeed settlement worse
in every particular than the Chicago plat
Gorm-nade by that drunken rsbbls, dubbed
the peace eongress.'o
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DEAAh1 OF AMHEilAs
The puzzle have been misied ihrourhous the ssuntry
By the pubilsAtion Al Of . bin, which has moi bean acted
upon By the Congress aud therefore las not become 4
law, TO proylds Tsssnns from customs. This bin Va.
published in our paper Of the scih instant dssirnatea
s. .Tbs Proposed Taria" 70 eorrecs the general mis-
apprehension on this impsrtant subject. By inaulrinr
Il the proper Department IL has been ssesrtaiDsd ina
ire Unitsd sistes rari6 act Of 1851 Is the law 10 opera
ton in the CoEfeders,s States Of America. under vsiss
tue revenue from customs Il. collected, VITA he sxs.p-
tsn Ct the annexed laws changing me same. An por-
lions Of tie said law Of 1887. Which have not been Al
tered modiasd. varied. or rsposlsd b he believing
sets passed BY the Congress Of ne oontsdsrate ststss
Of America, are 10 fun force il said staiss.-Monf-
someyy ASU1fiaer.
ACTS AM REGULATIONS
OF THE coNoREss OF I'll c~oEFrDEnArE srArEs.
IN RELATION TO The evsrons AND THE oFFI-
AN ACT to continue IN force certain laws Of the Uni
ted States q Amerir4.
BE II enacted by ne Confederate States Of Amer
tea IN congrep slsemoies, -Thst All The iaws o. The
Ccufedsfate state OF America, o. fhs ant cay Of No
vembsr last snd not inconsisttnt with ths Constitution
OF said Confederate states, be, And the sams are berebg
continued In force until altered or repealed BY ihs Con
gress. HOWELL COBl
PfesideHt q he Congress.
] certify that this act passed the C0nzress oE me 9TH
dayof February, 1851. J.. HOOPER
Secretary Of the coasrSss.
A BILL 70 Be Entitled an Act 70 Exempt from Duty
Certain Commodities.
SEC /. Be Il Enacted BY the Confedsrate States Of
America Ia Congress Assembled. That the following
articles shall be exempt from duty snd admitted free
int said States to-Wit; bacon, pork, hams, lard beef.
hsh Of all kinds, wheat, and -four Of wheat, and nour Of
ell other grains indian corn and meal; bsriey aud bar
ley foufj rye and rye houri oats and oAt meal; gun
powder, and ali the materhals Of which q is made lead
In al iOrmsi arms Of evsry description. and munitions
Of war and military accouirements; Percussion caps;
nvinE animals OF all kinds; also, al agricultural pro-
eucts In their natural state.
SEC. 2. And be Il further enated, That ali goods.
wares and merchandise imP5r ed from any one Of the
late United States Of AmeFiss, not being now a member
OF this Oonfederacy, into this Confectionery, before the
fourth day Of March next, which may have been bona
6de purchased heretofors, or within ten days after she
passage Of this act, shall be exempt and free from duty.
SEC. o. And be Il further enacted, That the State Or
Texas be and his hereby exempted from the operation Of
the tariff laws heretofore passed and adopted By this
Congress. HOWELL COBB.
President Of the Congress.
I certify that that the foregoing is a correct cgy Of
the original act, on ale in my once aud which passed
Congress on the 1871 February, 1881.
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Approved March IS. 1851.
(Signed) JEFFERSON DAVIS.


AN ACT to modify the navigation laws, and 70 repea
all discriminating duties on thiPs or vessels.
The Congress Of the Confederate States DO eusot
That all laws which forbid the employment in the coast
ing trade OF ships or YES els not enrolled OF licensed
and also all laws which forbid the importation OF goods
wares or merchandise from one port Of the Confederate
States 10 another port Of the Co5federate States, OF
from any foreign port or place. in = vessel belonging
wholly or in part 10 3 subject OF citizen Of any foreign
State or power, are hereby repealed.
An laws which impose any discriminating duty on III
tunnase o. ships or vessels. owned By any subject Of
citizen or any foreign State or power, or upon goods,
wares or merchandise. imported IN any such ship OF
vessel are hereby repealed. LOWELL COBs,
President Of the Congress.
Approved Fob. &c. 1851.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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Resolved BY the confederate States Of America in
Congress assembled That the President Of Congress In
struct the collectors OF the several ports Of this Oonfed-
eracy, to enforce the eTitting revenue lass against All
foreign countries, except the State Of Texas.
HOWELL COBB,
President n the Congress.
certify that the foregoing is a correct COPY OF the
original resolution on file in my ONCE, and which was
adopted by Congress on the 18Th February, 1861.
J. J. HOOPER,
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~ P4rson Browni0w announces himself a
eshdidate for governor Of Tennessee, he
says be Endorses the inaugural Of Linccln-
We spppfse, then, he is the Black-Repnhllean
candidate Wiz.
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TIE SOUTHERN hAVY.-The navy or tia
Southern Confederacy consists OF the follow
ing revenue cutters, seized From The United
States government MeClellaBd, 4 side guns
and one pivot, crew 80 men; Lewis Casg, one
6~S-pouBeer, crew 45 meB; Aiken, ons 32-pound-
er, crew IS men; Washington, one 42-pounder,
and The Dodge, one pivot-gun. Beside these,
there is the tug propeller James Gray ("Lsdy
Dasiso), purchased at Richmond, which car
ries a 42-pound columbiad; the captured slave
brig Bonita, which is being changed b a war
vessel; The steam gun-boat Nina, which
mounts oue gun, and has just returned to
Charleston from 3 ten days cruise to the
coast, and the steamer Eysfglade. The United
states steamer Faiton, Beizsa a. the Pensaco-
IA navy yard while in ordinary, carries four
s2-pounders. It win cost $4,000 to put her
In sea-goIng trim.
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4 LIZ . b EatILlsa p al 2 LONG 20 -
AN ACT 70 continue in once the officers connected with
the eoliection Of the customs in the Confederate States

AN ACT to continue in once the officers connected with
the osllection Of the customs In the Confederate ststss
Of America.
SIC. I. Ne 1t eHAeted By the Confederate States Of
America in Congress ssemblsd, That the several on
GERS. who 81 the slime Of the adcption OF the C~0nstitu-
tion Of provisional E0verumeDt Of these States, held
and exercised any once connected with the c~ollscti0n Of
the customs, duties and impusts IN the several States o.
this C5niederacy, or % assistant treasursrs entrusted
with Keeping the moneys arising fherefrom, are hereby
appointed to The several offices which At the said date
they respectively held; and they shall have the same
pswers. be subject 20 the same dat .es, and be entitled 20
the same salaries, fees and emolumenis as are set forth
and provided IN and BY the laws OF the United States Of
America, until the nrst day OF April next. Provided,
That the maximum Of compensation Which each coilec-
Tor shall receive from AL sources shah not exceed the
rate Of hve thousand dollars per an0um.
SEC. 2 Each collector 80 appointed shall, within two
weeks from the date OF this act, executs 10 the Confed-
crate States Of America q bond In the sane amount and
subject % a lie osndition with his last bond 10 the
United States OF America, with sureiies 70 be approved
By a Judge Of any superior or circuit court Of the State
where such collector is located. And each Of the other
oncers shall. within one week after the collector shall
have entered upon the discharge OF his duties, e1ecute
10 the Confederate States Of Ameries 3 bond il the
same amount aud subject to the ike condition with his
last bond TO the United States OF America. in case he
vas required to execute 3 bond, with suretieFt 20 be ap-
proved By the collectors OF TIE pert where Frch UEcs is
located
SEC. 5. The said several officers shall take an oata
before = masistrste. well snd faithfully 70 ~dischargs the
du-ies o. his once; aud to support The CORstitution Of
The Provisional Government o. the Confederate States
VI Amsrica, which said oath shall be indorsec upon the
bond and the bond shall be hled in the once Of the Sec
Rotary OF the Treasury, or In such other plses as he may
direct. HOWELL COBB.
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Trust Sale.

DURSUAAT % The power and authority conferred on
L me b. the terms Of trust deed made % me By A.
warren sut VIM. Walker, 01 the I4th November. 1850,
and recorded ia the REGISTERS oEice OF Shelby Co 4.
Tenn 30 book 46, pages45, 20 and a, whichdeed Is here
referred 20 Tor particulars, ] VIII, on 51TH "A OF
MARCH, 1851, Dr. frout sf the Tunnel saloon on Adams
street, iuthe city Or Memphis, al O'Clock, P. n, ex-
pose a psrt o. Dot No. 2GS, asc1rduE to The plan Of the
city u Memphis. on Which stands the brick building.
known a. the Tunuel saloon, fronting sixteen feet eight
ilches on Adams street. running bscS se7enty-f8ur
feet and three inches Iwiu sell said lot and Building
q the b CHEST bidder f0r cast, 70 pay .he two notes de-
sCrIbed In said trust deed; ore for sixteen hundred
dollars, made and executed by walker a. Warren. dated
Nov. "A 1850 payable on Esrch1. 1861. 20 the order or
B. B. Declare, and one note for thirfy-f0ur hundred dol
lars, DARED Septrm5er "a, 1853. made aud executed b
A warren % he order Of VIM. Walker, due March ],
1861, and the cost aad expsnse = theEale.
GEO. J. KING, Trustee.
mrlT TArrus cr,v
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C0NGREss, February "A, 1851.
Icertify that the foregoing is a correct copy OF a res
olution ADOPTED this day by the Congress Of the Cenfed-
crate States 81 America. IL. HOOPER,
Secretary Ct the Congress.
A RESOLUTION TO S9oS!ISgs IN OFFICE me Oh

A RESOLUTION TO CONTINUE IN OFFICE TIE Or
FICERs OF THE CUSTOMS.
Resolved, By the Confederate States Of America in
Congress assembled That until otherwise provided, he
several on sers connected with the collection Of the Gus
toms, duties and imp sts In tAe several States OF this
C0nfederacy, BE- and are hereby confirmed and continued
a. officers OF the Government o. the Confederate sfstes
Of America, with the present salaries and enalume1ts.
until the lat day Of April next; and that the secretary
Of the Treasury be instructed q report 70 Congress a
Plaza, 70 90 into effect At the said date. whereby the sx.
penses Of collecting the revenue At cash custom house
shall be diminished at lesst Fifty per cent.
HOWELL COBB,
President Of the Congress.
OoEsREss. February Il, 1881.
certify that The foregoing Is q correct copy OF an act
passed this day By the Congress OF the Confederate
States Of AmericH. J. TOPPER,
Secretary OF the Congress.
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to exempt from duty certain articles OF mar.
chandiss therein named.


SEC. 1. Tie Congress Of the Confederate States Of
America DO enact, That the Secretary Of the Treasury
Is hereby authorized and empowered to remit the daiy
IN all eases where commodities we're bona 6ds pur-
chased or contracted for on or before the ISth day Of
February last, within the late United States, where the
importer has not been able to comply with The provis-
ions Of the act 70 define more accurately the exemption
Of certain goods from duty, which required that the
goods, wares and merchandise should have been actu-
ally laden on board OF the exporting vessel or convey
snce destined for any part in this Conf-dsrscy, on or be-
fore the fifteenth day Of March in the present year
Provided Such testimony is furnished the Secretary Of
the Treasury BY the importer that It was impossible 70
comply with the p~rovtsioas Of SAID act, snd also The de-
uaad and collection Of said day has operated injuri-
ously to him or them beyond the commercial eGsci upon
articles Of consumption By the imposition Of duties.
SEC. 2. Aus be It further enactd. That ali books.
pamphlets and trsetss and other publications printed and
published BY any church or henevoleRt society, whose
organization extends y and embraces citizens Of the
Confederate States, shall be free and exempt from duty.
SEC. 3 Ana Be- il further enacted, That all facts here
in required to exist, in order 70 enttde q party to the
benefits Of this act, shall be established 10 n ~satisfac-
ton OF the %Secretiry OF tae Treasury, in a SINNER to te
prescribed BY him (Signedl HOWELL COBB,
President Of the Couaress.
Approved March IS, 1851.
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EDIToEs APPEAL: Our former able Repre-
sentative having declined a reelection, it be-
hooves Us now to cast about for an able stand
ard-bsarer in the next campaign; and If Cen
Thomas H. Logwood win consent to become a
candidate, possessing as be does in an eminent
degree all the traits necessary to form the
character Of a great leader, / know that be
viii be Enthusiastically supported and easily
elected by the sscess on party.
CTATE nrnnTg