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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26
NORTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS ACCEPTED BY

NORTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS ACCEPTED BY
THE GovERNMENT.-The following order was
recently issued from the War Department:
"The commanding officer of the United
States forces at Hatteras Inlet, North Caro-
lima, is authorized to accept the services of
such loyal North Carolinians, not to exceed
one regiment, as in his neighborhood may
volunteer to take up arms for the United
States, and to designate regular army Off
Ger to muster them into service. The recruits
will be organized in the first instance into
battalion or regiment, according to numbers.
The mastering officer will make timely re-
QUESTION for arms and other necessary sup
plies, and the commanding officer will, on
the recommendation of the volunteers, pro-
pose such persons as he may deem suitable
to officer the companies, battalion or reg
iment, that may, if approved, be commits
stoned by the President.
"By order, ..
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26

is no sting of danger in Russell's letter to the
London Times, if American newspapers did
not republish his censures: perhaps no more
than fifty copies of the original issues reach
this country.
A hundred other foreigners as intelligent,
as virtusus, as respectable as he is, are daily
enrolling themselves in the army of the
United States, to defend and maintain the
Union, as the chief hope of humanity in all
countries and for all ages,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26

FROM GREEN RIVER, KY.-The steamer
Mattie Cook has withdrawn from the trade
in that river to Evansville. Her last trip
was concluded ON Saturday night. She had
not got higher up that river than near Rooh-
Tended by Unionists. Seventy-fve men were
brought dOWP To guard the lock AtsPOtts-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26

CRICKET CHALLENGE AOCEPTsD, The Lyons
Republican says the challenee of Messrs.
Young and Holley, to play any two in the
United States or Canada, has been accepted
by Hammond of Philadelphia, and Sheath of
Toronto, and will be played at Lyons, on the
Fair Ground, in about two weeks, for 800
a side.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26

RUMoRs OF THE CAMP.-A correspondent
ofthe Washington Star, writing from Bailey
Cross Roads, says;
There is no little chatting" between the
opposing sentries when within ear-shot of
each other, and the following dialogue oc-
CURED the other day.
Secesh-"When are yer coming up ter
take the hill2"
Michigander-"Oh after yeou is manners.
When are yeou coming to take the Capitol 2"
Secesh-'4leckon yer don't like the Bull
Run route, to Manasserl''
igander--"Waal, we kalclate ter 20
next time by way of Hatteras"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26

THE celebrated Farnese Gardens, in Rome
have recently been purchased by the En-
peror Napoleon. The ground contains an
area of eighteen acres. 1t includes the
famous yuins of the Palace of the Caesars, two
whole stories of which have been buried
since the period of the barbarian invasion,
and doubtless contains statuary, paintings,
in NovAmber
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26

THE late Earl Of Kelley was relating in a
company that he had listened to a sermon in
Italy, in which the preacher described the
alleged miracle of st. Anthony preaching to
the fish, which, in order to listen to him,
held their heads out of the water. ~ can
believe that miracle" said Erskine, ''if your
Lordship was at church" II was certainly
Henry, "there was at least one fish out Of
watar
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26

AN INFAET SENT TO THE PENITKNTIARY.-A
girl ten years of agghas been convicted, at
Dansville, N. Y, Of stealing three silver
spoons, and sentenced to one year and forty,
days in the State Penitentiary. Are there
no reform schools in New York;
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26

A DoUBLE TRApK.--A double railway is
ordered, it is said, between Baltimore and
Washington, which will be doubly necessary
should the Potomac be obstructed.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26
MI. Fillmore md Fremont,s ProeIamatIon.

BuFFALo, September 25.-The Courier of
this city is authorized by Ex-President Fill
more to contradictthe statement made by the
St Louis correspondent of the New York
Tribune, saying that he approved of Fre-
monts emancipation proclamation. On the
contrary, he does not approve Of it, and COR
QiRlly indoEkes Tie Presidents position.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26
skIrmIsh on the Upper Potomac.

PoINT OF Rocks, September "a "A portion
of Colonel Geary's force had an action to-day
with five hundred rebels, on the Virginia
side Of the Potomac. They were sheltered
on a high point on the Oatochin Mountain
and in houses at the base. They were driven
away by the rifles and the battery OF COLONEL
Geary, and the houses burned. several OF
the rebels were killed and wounded. None
of the Federal troops were hurt.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26
NOW on NMVHRI

~ Season, the country or city trade can buy my
1hAOkLSlok FRuIT-OAN oEMEAT In JOB lets
FOR CASH. at S5 cents per bundle. Larger lots stiu
lower. Come In time. JAS. }. RUTLEK, Assent,
TbsEkCslIiOr Fluid Ink here. g. . ssasiis.t
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26
SHIPPING LIST.

6STBAM WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW
- YORK an d LIVERPOOL, - "a ~
landing and embarking passengers AfFSShZR
at QUEENSTOWN, ireland. The SL1/hSE3t9tR
Liverpool New York al Phila- s,i5sstfikaftA&A4A
dolphin Steamship Company in sadHnaRH
tend dispstching their full-powered Olyde.bu
Iron Steamships as follows:
CITY OF MANCHESTER ....., Saturday, Sent 21
Saturday, Sent 2S
CITY OF NEW HORK""."..".. Saturday, Oct. s.
And every Saturday, at noons from Pier "A, Mort
River,
RATES OF PASSAGE:
First Cabin...........5 Steerage $50
First de. to London. 80 Steerage to London. 80
First do. to Hamburg. S5 Steerage to Hamburg 3s
Passengers forwarded to Paris, HayTe, Bremen,
Rotterdam, Antwerp, etc., at equally low rates.
s3 Persons wishing TO bring out their friends
can buy tickets here at the following rates, to New
SI5. VS. and SlO5 Steerage from Liverpool S4oi
These Steamers have superior accommodations
for passengers and carry experienced Surgeons:
They are built in Water-tight Iron Sections, and
have Patent Fire. .annihilator6pn board.
For further information 4pply in Liverpool to
William Inman, Agent, - Water-st in Glasgow,
town, to Q. 4 W. D. Seymour q 90. in London, to
Elves Macy, 81 King Wfliam-st. in Paris, to
Jules Decoue, 5 Place De la Bourse in Philadel.
phia, to John G. Dale, Ill Walnut'St., or at the
JOHN q. DALE, Agent, is Broadway, NJ Y.
And W. B. Barry L Co., Burnet House, Cin., o
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26

CAVALRY REGIMENTS FOR THE DEFENSE OF
THE SOUTHERN FRoNTIER-It is known that
the rebels have been receiving supplies of
provisions and munitions Of war from
Mexico, across the Territory of Arizona and
the frontier of Texas-a circumstance which,
in measure, renders the blockade of South.
ern ports futile. Arizona and New Mexico
are entirely unprotected by any Union force
at present, and are perfectly open to the
enemy. A proposition was made some time
ago to the Government, and received the
warm approval of the Secretary of State, to
raise regiment of cavalry in California to
protect this line, cut off the connection with
Mexico, and afford aid and comfort to the
Union men in Arizona Texas, and New
Mexico. Had the proposition been adopted
the disgraceful surrender of Fort Fillmore
would have been prevented, and the rebels
would have been deprived of those necessary
supplies which they obtained without hind
rance from this quarter. 1t is said that the
offer to raise and equip cavalry regiment
in California for this important service is
about to be renewed by parties competent to
command it, and it is to be hoped that the
War Department will at once accept so
desirable an accession to the forces of the
Union.
The War Department has authorized q
cavalry company to be raised in Oregon.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26
Fistula BAL Ano Traatad

~ KNIFE or LdgAture, BY new, simpje ana peo1-
liar method Of treatment, discovered by himSEig
about eight yearu ego, and which has been ak-
tended with complete success In every CASE. ~,
OWENS has been q oltizen Of Cincinnati for khS
last twenty nve yoarn, and assures the Aioted tkaa
the above y no humbug. For further infoEmal
noni aRRH At hn ONCE and residence, No. 80 WoI1
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26
REMOVALS.
II IL MO All,

DOCTORS HALL & WHITE HAVE
~ removed their Office from 55 East Third st,
to 155 West Fourth. st, where they can be con.
sulted at all times by the unfortunate. Drs. II. q
w: have had many years experience in hospital aud
private practice. Their treatment is thorough and
effective, and their cures prompt and permanent,
especially those who have failed to obtain cures Of
Others, are solicited to call Drs. g. w, for they
guarantee in all cases of private disease the
most complicated and troublesome. Young men
VINO nave Deen eodlcted 70 those habits Of early
ply to DTs ii. w, and be restored to full health
and yig9r, Ague and Fever cured in twelve hours,
warranted.
=, Ladies suffering from arrangements peculiar to
their sex should use the French Periodical propg
il is an invalua BILE remedy for rregularites &c. of
females-to be had of Drs. II. & w.
All letters containing fee, addressed to Drs Hall
\ White, 1s5 West Fourth Fourth ST, Cincinnati,
o., promptly attended to- and remedies sent to any
address.
n. B.-Ofice centrally located (115 West Fourth.
ST., two squares west of the Posoice), easy of ac-
cess, and safe from observation. Be7-tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26
STEAM FROM NEW YORK TO
LIVERPOOL.

THE STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN
n having fulfilled her contract with the British
Government, will sail from NEW YORK FOR LIV-
ERP0oL, on SATURDAY, OCT. 8.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
according to State room Accommodation
sooeuOO
Suits OF First-class Apartments for Families may
be engaged by special arrangements.
lIThe GREAT EASTERN will leave Liverpool, on
her return trip, TUESDAY, Oct. 20
Plans Of the Ship can be seen, and arrangements
made for freight aud passage, by application to
ROWLAND 4 ASPINWALL,
Nos. "a and 55 South-st., New York;
Or VIM. Ii. BARRY & CO.,
Corner Vine and Burnet-sts.,
sel7l CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26
REMOVAL.

w m. Vandiveer,
AWNING AND TENT-MAKER,
HAS REMOVED FROM HIS OLE
Nh stand, 100 Syoamore-st., to
AZ EAST THIRD-ST., BETWEEN sYoAMORR
AND BROADWAY,
Where he will be happy TO receive orders for woEk
In his line a'-' ja2S-tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26

The Military Commission at the ARSENAL at
st: Louis-Captain Gordon Granger, Judge
Advocate-have concluded their examination
Of prisoners arrested for treason.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26

James Watson, a private of Company D,
Twenty seventh Regiment o. V. NJ, Milton
Wells Captain, was sent, on the 25th of Au-
from. His comrades conclude he has been
drowned.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26
ALLlGAT B!
sMOKE-CONsUMING
COAL COOKING-STOVKs
FOREST QUEEN WOOD ST0VEi
Patented Dec. Z. 1858. 1s
ADAMS, PECKOVER & CO..
Ia5-f s.w. COR. FIFTH AND ELAu
Clay's HOteI, WashlngtOn, D. o

FWOHE PRESENT PROPRIETOR, HAV.
ING leased the above premises for number
Of years and refitted the at a liberal outlay,
y prepared 20 offer every induoement to those visit
ing the Capital, either on business pleasure.
His house is situated on Pennsylyania'aV, the
third square from the Capitol and about equal dis
tRnees from the Patent Once and Railroad Depot.
Qmnibuses pass every few minutes to all parts Of
the city. As COED a table as is set in the city.
Terms, e2 per day $40 so per week.
sell-eodcm j. n. CLAY, Proprietor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-03-22

The london CITY Mission has established the
fact that the visitat'ons " public houses IL
10th practic ,hle -nd useful.
In tho night houses great good has alrca " boom
accomplished. In some cases tho keepers them
selves have been hopefully converted to God
through What they have heard from tho mis-
sionary. In summing up the r@ults Of his
lahors for tho last yesr, the missionary states
that during the year ho ,pcnt forty.six Sabbath
evenings 10 public and coffee houses, presched
Christ, and pointed ont tho way Of salvation to
mere than IL, 900 souls found in thess houses,
Distributed ~, 13S tracts 5i6 bibles, recovered
. confirmed dru. ksrds IL destitute and Grim
in,l boys and girls and eleven women.
and bal induced y large number of work
ing men with their familic, 20 attend
public worship on tho Sabbath. "you
haunt me, said one cf these puhlicanst tho
missionary, as hc entered hi, t,p-room. This
is tho third house have bad in thi, - irish, snu
before am well settled down, in you come,
with your good advice, but YOU ara wolcoms
now. Come ~ often as you Ike" A bar inH
in Gin palace said 10 tho missionary, a. he
entered, 81 am glad you come h'ro; hlcs'ci
are your lins. I nevor get TO chapel Il neoi
your hclp." While was talking With sono
batting men b"forc a bar tho landlord said,
II foie you leave I want you to walk up
stairs and when thorc he asked mo that most
imn"rtsnt Of all questions What must | 10
20 bo saveti" Ia another public hou.,, ths
landlord SAID 10 the missionary, at is irnpss
Ilhlc to foloS the Lord aGd sill Intoxicating
drinks, especially On tho SIUba'h, and that
their minds vctc made M 10 abandon tho bu.
tincsN - y. y TUp,S CWr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-03-22
Miscellaneous items.

Wild DUCKS SWARM In tho river SxsSss-
hanna, at Harrisburg, Pa.
PKEsmEsr LINCOLN rs A sRLF DnruD@r
MAs; hs blacks his own boots.
A WHITE KLErHASr, held as sacred n InkSs.
has boon imported into Boston.
THrRF ARR "FIsHIRs OF MN" and thv
often take very icAly game
A STORE FILLED WITH MERCHANDISE Ia
won't sell, Is the most Improbable Il &yR-
stOfes.
A Mad 200 rushed into an apsthscaryrs
shop in Baltimore on Sunday morning. n
doors were Immediately shut, and tho dog was
shot.
A WAC WAS ONCE HEARD TO SAT- that u
difference between the southern and northsra
people Is, those In the South will never sell ~
thing they can eat, while those in the NEtA
'ever eat any ything they can sell.
A wEsrEaS CRrrrc, writing Of Rsnasoss
rev volume, the Conduct Of Life" says p0-
gently Ills ideas are conoentrated u .
brittle hrilliancy. You feel that a hAmusss-
stroke upon one Of his pages woald shivsr 10
INTO proverbs. Like Jamaica ginger spsss-
'al OF 1t will overflow gallon Of comnsa
thought"
IAs ENTIRELY NEW CoSrIDEcSk GAME has
teen started at the West. A man gees -
a hotel, appears very detected, calls for roosn.
after retiring, points to sn empty vial o. -
table labeled "two ounces Of hldanum. -
asks to see a Clergyman. A clersyman -
doctor are hurried In, emetics and consolsks6w
administered, and the young man Is savsd, Z
pshitent and needs only money to got homc .
begin new life. A purse Is made up, tAs rAIl-
roads furnish froe pass, and the young ~
gees on his way rejoicing, to act the sans tsa-
Eedy at another place, with the sane rssuaas.
This dodge was practiced at sanAuAAy -
Dayton, Ohio, by the same chap and \ ~
Going further West, to try Il again, NJ daakt
He called kimSslf LAnARrHl, and prsfssssl e
10 related 70 the celebrated HseschraAa, -
lss W ssvwl 4 ~ vkgiaiA aSistsseAQ,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-03-22
.lnxi., HrIn

iNr,uiINE Dr'NRrNgNr F,N -, 'SSi.
GrN1ttTEs ,gIiE C"NoE..s w =, tulrrrc at
st" o. 20 ihe JuryueN uf tHs Congress h.yI
cert iul Y nNhsr'i tho hti 'tn nj I ~ tu the
slave Ros, aud To- puush pors -. n ',dtnr Iasr =
TO-" MT tA'e rn' he'n able ~ up o,n. aad STORE
itr 80 r.'HuW w. svt' sut r' foN ulu, 'ttua..
The cNtstituti'n, aCScu :, Nrtirls :, p,r,y,dss
tLh "ihr imprts,,or ~ Al rsn us-to'H { va any
tfrgn country other itad I've slave hhlntng
ststN- ~ o." lriisd \ nirs " ''rr"',y Mr5i1iNO:
aSr CurgTeas 10 pIiisd ~ ass rush law Bh Ill
sn",'uA ly prev n, IHs same" TN- ruie tue eth
Esuis 'muhNu Nur, AMI i-.,nctiy directs lrgia ,,ion
vhiuh Blail ii,ctuai'y prtvd,t tHr,SuunRiun VI
African gru''. Toe btli h,i're Hs- a,
AZ N ntgiPne1ncr the imp Nrt - III GA.ess nr
c,hsc pcrsons ot color, esther 10 be ~ <lv"S
or J old ~ service tor alpr. sihxirg he'yyNb de-
grading Jenati,s on III a act II done with suoh n
M.
T. that rxlor, Is arcrr, with 'Ns -cqrrc, su's "
TIE rou tHnICp but ia tho siN,h seti'n ~ tno
bill pr'ytina Ia mHds fr ths trsi Ter OF ne tros-
vic raay have been il'sgay ihpntrd intn the
Cnuf,deA,s s'ates to tie cutpdy of hrs, IN Et,'ss
or so,iet't, upon cnnd uuun ~ c'pntsion ahd fu-
,%Scr .psu ,sai al be- rsslrep,sd, il i. Men m .de
the duty 81 ths frendentt ~ cause sad negroes 70
be ~ q a, public ou,cry TO the hiBhe.s bidder In
any of the states where such sale shall Not be In.
corsl s,snt with the laws hereof g., &c.
This latier prOvi ion seems In me IN Upp Ndti m
" the policy declared In the constitution, ths
prohibition ~ the importatiou ~ African negroes.
and In detog1vnu oi ts mandate " egisa's for the
Calculation VI thai object, wherefJre the bill "a
returned for your further consideration, together
with the oljco',oss most respectfully submi,'ed.
jim EI-s N DAVIS.
A vote was ordered on ths passage OF the slave
Trado bill over the vetoyeas, ID nays, ~, rs fol-
lowb -
Yr,s-Mesrr Curry, Chil.ns, Morton. Owens.
Tncmhs, II Cobb.T. X. R.Oobb, Barlow, ,Nisbst, Ro-
man, Rhstt, BsrHwsll, keitt, Miles, Oshiitrss.
NAYS s-rr. smith, Male, Shorter, Foam,
Wright, stephens. DO Cicuet, Conrad, K,nser,
Sparrow. Msrshsll, Harris, Brooke, wilson, Glay.
ton, Bailey, Harrison. Chesuut, withsrs, Boyee,
Reagan, waul, Grigg, Oldham.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-03-22
StrLSeat.

The new code Of laws for Maryland contains
a stringent enactment against all Ncrct soeio-
ties Of colored persons in tho state. Tho PEN
atty for Its violation by a FREQ colored person,
for tho first offence, Is a fnc Of not loss than
$50; the party, in default Of payment, to be
sold for sufficient time 10 realize the amount (;
snd for tho second offence TO be sold as slave
for life, beyond the limits Of tho state. Slaves
offending to DO sold out Of the state, or bs pun
ishcd with 80 stripes, in tho discretion OF tho
Court. Persons renting houses to colorod 50
cret socetios, including Masons and Odd
Fellows, IL white TO be fined $500, or coRlned
in tho Pcnitcntary for not less than five, nor
more than ten years. and il freo colorcd, to 10
sold as slave. The llsgerstown Herald, after
quoting this law, says:
Last week, some twenty free colorsd perSons
principally womea, were GtrsAted In thus town, AID
led 10 hIil for their appearance at court, ~ ar
swer tho charge Of hsyinR violated this sbuvs law.
II appesIs they were meubTs Of a boneyDl nj or
huef sis society, which has been in existence for
s''rial year, and were arrested at enc % The
iIost.Ilgs VI uls .sty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-03-22
Domestic Markets.

THURSDAY, March 81, 1851.
AsnEs-Ars quiet with small sales III 50 20 for
Pots and So 81 for Pesils.
BRsArsTUrs Tine market for STATE aai ws,-
tern Flour Is lera ao,iyA owing - the sGoIm, put
piiss are without mAteria. eh snge.
Wa qusS supsrG Gns rats - IL q - 10 extra
state 10 2sE 81 20 common 10 good western s.
10 50 10 extra Iowa, NJ chlgan Iod Ohio, e J.,
S. 22E 80 10 srNa round hop OIlo, (shIp-
pirR) 81 90 Is co extra roind noop Ohio,
ttrkle) 81 T0A 81 % Extra Gsneseo S. 50A ~
o. extra St. Louis So 30 q 81 90
hnt State; S5,2akssa2s for eIt,a s,Ass; 81 l0.S5,- :
ID Tor Lussriss Mcbigsn, IailanA, Olp, IDEI,
&c end S5,22SASd 10 n- extrA d. Inc fuP sN'Is-
pinr brands OF round hoor Oiio, at sb,b0lS5, 90,
and trade brands Of do A. S5,T0lsT.
Southern Flour is steady aud In moderate de-
pea hns BAtimors; Ss,I5sSG,5o for extra DO; $500
Tor RraAdywins s. $3.50 so for Georgssown 50, 20
$3.50 for PeHnburg CiIy; sG,iosST,1 for Rich
Canadian Flow is quiss and unchanged, wah
sales Of 400 bb.s. ~ So sSAs0 u for the range oi
Rys Plour is quls;, at ss COAST 10 for re ra go o.
hne and superhns.
Corn Msal Is dull; We qbots Jersey al So So
BraAdywinc, 50 20; pulcasons, Sla.
wh&sis steady, VIII fair sxpoJ, inquiry, bg
business 70 restricted b. the prevailing a1rm.
Rye Is dull ~ C3sGSo
Barley Ia quist al Ioasoc.
Oats are quist and steady 81 coi32e. FOR Southern
31a32c. for Jersey, Dallas ssIs and Psnnsylvanis
34s3+kc. for sIsts; 33.stc. for Wssssrn aud Can.
ada.
Corn Is firm and tbs demand Is fair, both for sx
port and hons consumption; ssls 10000 bushs.'
at 6TaGS fr old Western mixed Ia sso . and dell
vsTsd, end ea for new West Srn yellow u the raj!
road dspoi
wlnsIII-Ths markss Is quiet At lTkslTx
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-03-22
THE NEW YORK SUN
FRIDAY AoRNNa. NAB. p. 1861.
Get stisstiss Of the CsAf, issate st.tes.
wuSxrts n pryyrs wrrH rus cossrruncr ~
Tur uNryrD sTArA

VI ~" oe"e"cf~'c Ss~'cs'
wBSuts n pirvyns VITA rus coSsrruricr ~
rus usrrrs srAru
W. . a.. .;..;,.t -, - ,r
"o'o '.' P'"'''PN P'""' w p'"'rohc"
between tho pcraAnsnt CJnstitution " the
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S ''"'''' anu '"s S'n't''ue'S" " too
United States Of America.
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d,r,s az A1m,.,ty =, 4, " ' ' s
Y Arv ,ua,c,. ,r ,,n., ,.,.r,I s,o, ro.,,.,,
aro s,,, . .rI.Iv ,.i,b,n ~. i,r,,,. ~ =, 80.
nm, he ,n,r 81 a., - ...,s,rl h,sr
L,. -. :, ,I = .',. -. ~ - .. W w."
Cng,,ss bS '.w ,r''', y, ,ns .r,,,, .,,
,sis,r in s,cb af a. Su,,v, 4. rs. -,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-03-22
RIthev f'utiin2.

We clip the following from tho Tuscumbia
North AEIbua adn:
Our nsighbpr Of the Constitution rather pettlAhy y
supgasi ,h.t II the editor Of the AdGdmiin IL not
satisfied with tho government of the new Coufsdsr-
Acy he bad better leave H. Hall ware to sSye who
are disss,t fled vo fsar tho balance would soon
have to leave OF do worre, for they would havs few
lth whom they could safely rely for solfproisc-
tion. Ills ~ remarkable fact, and Why II is 10 We
know not ,ai thu substantial, physical force Of tho
oouLuy-tso had f,ted, hsTl-wofking mon every
WI ere, who are expected ~ do AL the hfhti ig
wh.u th,ir country call. from the scg ianng
sprs'd 10 the ordinance Of secession, and are bs-
c0Dipg daily moro and more dissatisfied with II.
For = whis they wsre disposed to scquieGcs, but
81 thsy watch ths further dtysiopnenLI VI tsi
measure tho n.utttTing 'hTlders OF Ihg.r iudlsna-
ton cannOt 10 lenFsr Suppressed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-03-22
Business Items.

TnE CARRIAGE or surFLIKs 10 Charleston
and cotton TO Nemphisha doubled the business
of the Memphis and Charleston railroad since
the commencement OF tn, secession movement.
G0oD sPEuMEss OF COPPER ORR are shown
In Montreal, from Black River Mine, Lothi-
Mere, a parcel OF which is about to DO sent
to the Longuesl Smelling Works, now in ope-
ration.
TEE BANKS OF South CAROLINA repsrt
February eli, ,g52, 1876 capital, $7,6i9, i79 cir
culstion, aud q, 1893, 33l specie. by compar-
Ing this statement with that Of the previous
month, We note the following changes An in
grsaso in circulation to the extont OF 36S8, 6s7,
an increase in rpscie OF $50, ,3S3, an increase
in deposits OF $l59,f20 ~, an increase In for
egn exchange sf 7l3, 967 80, and an iaoxoss<
in domestic exchange 4 SaG9,QS3 q.