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The Latest News.

The ordinance of secession was passed by the
Georgia Convention on Saturday last by vote Of
2O6 to 80. There was great rejoicing in Milledg-
vile ard Augusta Letters from distinguished
sources in Georgia say that though Georgia consid-
cred it her duty to secede, yet she is willing to re-
unite with the other States satisfactory guaran-
tees being given. Georgia, then, has broken the
Union in order to save it.
Mr. Mason of Virginia, has introduced into the
Senate joint resolution declaring all the United !
States laws imperative for the present in the
seeded States and directing the President to an
nounce the same by Proclamation, in order to avert
civil war.
Lieut. Hall, of the U. S. army was to leave
Washington for Charleston on Saturday night last
having received final orders from the President in
relation to Fort Sumter. 1t is asserted that South
Carolina will attack the fort the dete-mi
nation not to give it up by the general government
is known.
The Secretary of State has informed Lord Lyons
and other foreign ministers that no clearances Of
vessels issued by any other authority than the Uni
ted States officials will be recognized, and that any
payments of duties imports except to s''ch Off
the parties paying will he held responsible to our
government
New Orleans has offered two thousand men to
Florida The latter has accepted them, and asked
that they lie sent Immediately.
The Alabama Convention was in secret session all
day Saturday. The Legislature was engaged in
making provisions against invasions BY sea.
The Committee on Confederacy in the Mississippi
Legislature have reported resolutions to provide for
Southern Confedcracy, and establish a Provision
al Government of the seeding States. The propo-
sed Southern Convention meets at Montgomery on
the 4th Of February.
Lola Montez died in New York on Thursday last
The recent election for delegates to the Louisiana
Convention is said to have resulted in favor Of Sc
cession.
The steamship Asia, which arrived at New York
the 18th from Liverpool, brought 81, 50O,00O in
specie The cotton market steady at former
rates.
Lieut. Talbot, Col Anderson's messenger, reach
ed Charleston on Saturday evening last from Wash
ington. The Legislature in secret session near
ly the entire night considering the subject Of the
forts, &C.
The Missouri Convention hill contains among 9TH
ers the following provision:
mo act ordinance resolution shall be valid to
change dissolve the political relation Of this State
to the government of the United States or any other
State until majority of the qualified voters of the
State shall ratify the same"
1t is generally conceded that the President will
not send any more re-inforcenents to Charleston
Harbor, having placed the matter in the hands of
Congress, where it will probably rest until after
the 4th of March.
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NOTICE.-Two Likely Negro Men to hire for this
II year. 10. ID. POWELL.
Jan. IL, 1851. 4-w3t
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VERY SUPERIOR PEACH TREES.
A LII who want good Peach Trees had better secure
"A them once, or they viii so,n be gone
THOMAS CARTER, Nursuryman,
Raleigh, N. c.
JAM ii, 1861. -T 6-lm,
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OXFORD HOTEL OPENED.
WIN. J. HAMLET has taken the Oxford Hotel. He
w will endeavor to please and hopes to be sustained
Jan. II, 1861 At.
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JANUARY, 1862.

The January number containing sixteen
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METHODS OF STUDY IN NATURAL HISTORY the
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OLD AGE by Ralph Waldo Emerson.
PILGRIMAGE 10 OLD BOSTON, BY Nathaniel Hsw-
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AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A STRENGTH SEEKER, BY
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Of have made him ceebru ed throughout che country
In this article he gives grsphc account 81 ms sys,em
Of physical training and minute description o. the various
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PER TE&EBRAS LuMISA. Poem.
THE rauE HEROINE Poem.
LaNLENS AND LITERARY NOTICES.
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Religions Notices.

New. York Young Mcu's CI,rissin. a Hssociaticr'
NEW LcCLU,liE
by
Tire Rev JOSEPH B. WAKELEG,
entitled
WASHINGTON AND THE UNION"
atthe Cooper insti ute,
On TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. H.
Commencing al 3 O'Clock.
Tickets of admission p cents.
REEVES F SELNES
Chairman Lectue Committee.
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a Lecture will be delivered by FATHER MOONEY.
Chapaiu oh before The Catholic Library Association
at Ifvns Hail. on 81 NDAY EVENING, Dec. IS, ldol at 4
ock 1ickcs % Can be had al the doo' ON TIE
evening Of the Lect1Ie.
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Free Mission Church, corner Of Madison and Gouycg.
r,i--is. ,iJe 80 c1te of ;ie Rev DR.. HAhDFNDKkG! +.
Ssyi-e % iti O'Clock ard at y O'Clock All are
Sofd4aiv fnvtled
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Lecturc ON The War by Wendell Phillips vii
be the Cooper Institute on Ihb hSDAt hNEN
ING. Dee ~. Tickets > cents.
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kes. ROBERT q. DICKSON, Pastor Divine Service st
lO. C. ~ Fourteen hundred tree seats ia tbs
eoiufor abe, well arranged ana easily accessible Cmfch A
coIcisl weconr t. sch ard poor together Tie Lord Il
ths niAAer q ttc.I al.
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How ia Read the Bible.-rbe Rev. J.. o. BkOOas
peach tins ts 1thsf Duiyeuhist tluIc.
bctVeon ira and ltiIays, TOMORROW AFTtRNOON, ~
ocIo... 81 tle Mo-uine The tbns.iz AN Sui.
fier suggested by ts ong and painful sickness Ito late
Mlacd y rhieslier
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Cry Tract sIiasi0u.-The THIRTY-FltTH AMI
NFkoARY Of the NEW-fOltk CITY TRACT SOCIETY \
and the Thirty Ninth the Female Branch will be he ~ the
PresbyeIiGn Churcn (Or. ADAMSl Madisonsquase neat
SABbArH EVENING, Dec. l5 when the Rev RObi; Ii.
BOOTH, the Rev. HENRY ~. WESTON, ID. j tho Rev
MN ADAMS, ID d.. will address the meeting \ collection
a, = o'clock.
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AZ thc Siatc-st. CONGREGATIONAL Church q
Cnnnon-st. BuDtist Church,

Ms = of the Old South Church Boston, viii preach I(
MORROW az ltt Ocl7ck and at q o'clock p I' ~ II
Iharch of the PuIilans 80
Saoec: ia the ENENING: " The Responsibility Of Il
PrOpIu 10Y the Character Of the Government"