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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-06
FOR SALE.-The Homestead of Ea

TOR SALE.-The Homestead of Eta
the subscriber, egiby situated Park street. In N
one Of the best neighborhOOds in the village and on m
peasantes portion Of that beautiful street. good condition
and Plentiu supplied with all the attractions shade and
fruit trees shru0bery and flowers excellent garden good wa
ter and altogether most desirable place, offered for sale
TO any one wishing for quiet and sufficiently retired resi-
denee in fine thrifty village good society," the Of schools
prosperous churches and within convenient distance Of the
great east and west the Lake Shore Road where
every train makes stop, within three miles the lake and
wlta surrounded by cOuoty hardly paraeled its beau
and varied produetyeness, and health, this the spo-
Terms OF payment made and satisfactory. inorma
uon concerning the property, be had Of the subscriber
laper. EDW ARTl mn . ~
Ashtabnls- July Il, 1859. 400
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-06
The following endorsements Of
Spalding's Cephalio Pills,
viii convince all who suffer frOm
He A d a G. III E.

Speedy q Sure Cure Is within their Reach.
a6grd HE0Hesiroua5ls proof Of Lhe efficacy Of hts
rSiy seis1ie6e discOrtry.
MAsoxvrLLE CoSS, Feb. 5. 1851.
Mr. SPALDrSG-SR: have tried your Cephac Pills and
like them cell that want you to send me two dollars
gave a out Of the FIRST box got from you Send the
'''' y '''''' Your OBt Servant JAMES KENNEDY.
HAvERFoRp Pa Feb. c, 1881.
Mn. srALpNe-srR wish you To send me one more box
your Cephac Pills hare rsored great deal Of beast
'''' MARY AVN sTOKHoUsE.
srRucE CREEK, Huntington Co, "a, Jan. IS, 1851.
II. c. SrALDInG-SR You will please send me two boxes
of your cephnRis Pill, Send them medi1ts 1SG
ST. hare used bon Of your Pll'. and find them
rhD q BELLE vERSoS, ONO. Jan. Is, 1861.
HESRr c. srALDxG, Esq-Please 6nd nclosed twenty i've
CENTS for which send another box OF your CepbAlic Pills
They are truly Tie best P'iH Aars :7's @ tried
Belle Vernon, Wyandot CO., 0.
H. C. SPALpISe, Esq-I wish for circulars lsrge
show bills to bring Cephalc Pills particularly be-
fore my cusOmer you have anything of the kind please
One of my customer who is subject Sick Head
hOHr By your Pills, which ! sent her.
Respectfully yours, ". B. WILKES
REYNoLDsBrRG. Frnnklin co., o, Jan. o, 1861.
HENRY C. SrALDING No. As CeslAr st., N. Y.
DEAR SIR: lncosed nd twenty-five cents (250 for which
send box Of 0ephac Pills Senu to address of Rev. VIM c.
Filler ReynoldSburg franklin county, Ohio.
Your Pills cork IKE ehdym-eHre Headache almost In
staHte. Truly yours, WN. G. FILLER.
YPsILANrI MIcB, Jan. II, 1861.
Mr. SPALDSG-SIR:
Not long since sent to you for box Of Cephac Pills for
the cure OF the Nervous Headache and Cosiveness and
ceived the and they had good efe thas in
dHoed 10 seAd for Please send by return mail
Direct to A. r. WHEELKR, YPsilAuti, Mich.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-06
CARRIAGE mANUFAcToRY & DEPOT.

n"L
S9
w. e. BESHAM has at length perfected his busi-
ness arrangements that the public may Be accommodated
on call for most Of the
Various kinds of Pleasure Vehicles.
having number finished up and ready for delivery be-
SIDES large quantity Of work in various stages OF progre
which may be completed upon very short notice. when pre-
Orders will be received for work any particular style
With full supply Of the hest hands 70 Be found An the
country, he fears competition west In the matter
Of taste or STYLE Of excellence Of MATERIAL the fidelity and
honesty with which his work put together Of the truth
OF these statements apy may satisfy himself by personal
examination. - f
factory teEms. .
WM C. BENHAM
AshtAbulA, March 2s, 1880. sae
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-06

FOR SALE BY
L. HENDRY, AshtabulA; Nathan Parish, Kingsville T.
Lyon Conneaut r. Spring Geneva; ~. w. Pulls Co.
Austinburg; W. r. Allen Jefferson Bech Ashley, Rich
naond p Mead and r. NJ Norton, Andover; A. r. Beck
with Co. New Lyme D. +. Phillips, Colebrook T. Cur
ti Trumbull Hiram Morgan HartsgrOve E. l.. Gibbs Or
we'll And by Medicine Dealers generally
fR For medicines agencies address
H. B. KINGSLEY, ClevelAnd,
Iy552 Agent for Ohio
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Ashtabula Union School.

Rev. @. e. Bruce, A. M. Superintendent.
q. f. BKUCE, AN, Principal of HIGH Schoo
Miss SARAH NJ sonooSNAKER, Assistant in High sehoo
Mss s. l.. PAINE. Grammar School
Miss A. u. WINCHESTER intermediate Department
Miss & a. STONE, Primary
Miss ANNA FoRD, Assistant In Primary
The School is Free 70 all persons suitable age residing
within the Village int and the District attached thereto
for School purposes."
Forty weeks constitute year. TeAs pupils from abroad
will be
For Primary per annum, 500
For Grammar 1900
For High School -HI.- 1900
And pro rata for each term.
Tuition payable In advance.
All applications for admission to be madO to the sSpen
tendant. 2 ..s a.-.. e.e
The Fall Term commences September Sd, 1860 and the
Winter Term January 7th, 1861.
is highly desirable that all pupils should begin at the open
ing of No pupils out OF the village will received
aless period than term and deductions
cept IN Of sickness removal.
II. l.. MORRISON, PreSt,
A. F. HUBBARD, Clerk, ... .."
STEPHEN HALL, Treas. pa =, u,..,,,
O. G. CULLEY, q. DoHiu Vi HUu0"'o"
i. HALL
II. FAssKTr, i.r.- r.He. 432
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-06
Dh ,. IlALns oELEpRATEb
coUom RmMEDY

Hef been used during the iuat mleen y,ur, IN ,o...
people ior the speedy cure Of IAat aid Luns alsSss II
has seen thoroughy sssedthe voice of hs ssu and ne
sEkrf rnonouoH sNp EFgFOTrkI hrnEDYrths bed nSdL
cine known ot eurin. Lung comPalns Every psr,oS q
should use this pleasant remedy without DELAY ana ,s -
ees VII soon mingle With hosts Of others IN recorsniIrs
is efficacy to their afflicted neighbou and ffIends
tE U.s hars couga Rs-say q crr.. co,ds
HH Uss HALF CougA ReEedr II cures Crssp or Ros,i..
Uss Halt CeugA Rs~tdy q eurss Adks.s o. fifsss...
" Lss Halrs Corgh Rswsdg gor CsiarTg. - -''1''
tR Zee Halt COugh Remedy e Sirehfihsns fAe IssSs
tsarI Use halrs CeuRk Rsaeag fsr BreaeLiiis .
1H- Use Halle COngh Remedyfer Hearsssess.
tsg- gss Halrs csafa Rensdya srssatisssfis Ysiss,
tFy- Uss HaTs C0ugA Remedy Ger W1sepirT,cougi
twin greatly modify the violence Of ts dise... ana ho,
ten ts tedious course oneha from m ordinary durstios
Beware o. counrfelts and base iutationaeail for nj r.
HALLS Celebrated Cough Remedy And see that his Wtsn s.
hature IL upon The wrapper and directions. '07N
STRoEo TRsTmoxY. a "a
we the nndergned citizens Of Erie CITY and ve,p,tv ha,.
used Dr. ?. als Celebrated Cough Remedy with great sue
ce In curing diseases of the Throat and unRs and take
pleasure In Recommending is 70 the AFFLICTED aposdy
and efIectual rmedt fully worthy OF public eonadencs.
James TbompsutI Matthew Hamilton, o shlnk
John heIburn, st' Ryan,, Richard Rsss
John w MIane, Daniel Bear, Daniel Hnveti
John w Hays J Robinson, OK Bibisfl
John II Cochran, n Rlnderneciit JNoonev ''
John X DumnFn r 4 DurtOh ] " Cufrsr. .
John Warren, Aianson sherwood WIN n Nav
John Brown, W HCunpof Thafitia
9 I Forster, Joseph Deeinsr. "a bsnnefiy
w HULL Heni Grant. JdnsiNtt4s
Orwce Smith, Lucious HULL MNatet
Dumara, Thomas MKee. ] Ione
II o Root w N CallaOher 4 Rohlason A,
Wilson Kins. chas W KsisOn, sIls. Y Tinsb3
Daniel Minor ID Ensign, G q Howell. a..
Wright Sold 10 Erie only 81 u"
Manufacturer and Sole roD,.,o Hair, N. pnIIs,a5 hA H..
street Price SIX cents per bottle and sod BY dKoHas
WILLARD Asbtaeula L. LToN, conneaut n PARIsH Apa
$ KEIrH KingEvle. '7 snssS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-06

NJ EW England Fire and Marine Insu.
rance Company-HArtford, Connecticut.
Sash .CapitAlys .S2OOOOO . |
Cash Assets, January ], 1860. -. .$2365lT o.
Although this company is young Il presents record for
soundnesF prompnes and berahy for opening success
which equaed BY few. It is entirely reliable and its
OF insurance fair and liberal. JAEES REED, Agt.
Ashtabua, Feb. 1860
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-06

NJ cineE.--1Retail Prices 90.
Vegetable pills per box, rs saDapara rer bottle 81
n,i6cn Maintain Ofnt. Eve lotion, :" rs
ment, per box, - Shtafen fanaeen 5o
nysenrry syrup bottle 90 Consumptiyes Balm, bot go
ustsiTs Ierine Cath. Manual or Health, pt copy rs
olieon Der bottle so Graeienberg Pile Remedy, l
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-06

90 HoUsR OF REPRESENTATIVES, Z. g.
Once Of Committee Of Accounts, April 18th, 1850 |
SIR The Committee Of Accounts OF the Of Repr-
hentaves have approved the proposition for placing Wor
eesters QuaRto Dictionary in the Hl Honse the Off
eers rooms, and for such Committees shall request It.
IT gives pleasure TO state further that the work has re-
eeived the highest ecmneudaton only Committee
but Of many members Of the House who have given an ex
animation.
niisi am very respectfully, your oBt sery't
Ffa L. BYRON q DANfrTC C1..L
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-06

DAINTS, OILS, &c-300 gal. Linseed
Il O-lOO gallons Sperm Oil--l00 gallons Tanners on
60 gallons Lard Oi-5o gallons oS0o alons cSai
O-lO0 gallons Spirits Tupentine-6o galous Burning Tlnid
40 gallons Alcohol, 9S per cent.
5000 ID White Lead In 020OO lbs Mnerel Pant-So0 bs
yellow 0chre5OO lbs jet Red-3O0 bs Putty IN Bladasfs
80 fhs FurntaFe VarnisO bs Coach YAraah0O ne Jap-
pan varnish-25 fbs Deuar yernish '' ' r 'f W.
Also Chrom Paris Green, Hsmpien Green, Chrome
Yellow Lead Black Lead Lthrge Indian Red Chinsss
Vemion, Ivory Black WhitinE and large assostent Of
Artists Colors, for sale BY GEO. WIDLARD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-06

Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor Halls New uiIdpF State
street Price 3T cents per bottle and sod by dKonNa
WILLARD, Asbtabula l. LToS connsautt N, PARIsH aps
KEITH Kingsviile. 'l7 stns58
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-06
INSURANCE AGENCY,-H. Fassett,

Is the auhsrzed Agent Ashtabula OounS follow
ing named Companiea which have complied with
the Of Ohio, and authorized 10 transact basnea IN
this State. .. ... -.. ...... .....-
Risks taken on Farm aud detached buildings and eonsn
at the lowest rates Of responsible companies for - Ave
years, and on property In villages at fair rAtep
Losses boBorablY justed and promptly paid. l.#
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02
DWELLING HOUSE FORSALE
A COTTAGE RESIDENCE

d South side Of Linssn street Between, Esin Art
Shelby streefs.
TUE House contains -Four Rooms. Eitshen. Servants
Il Rom. etc Tue lot fronts o. feet. The yard has
h~esutlfui shade trees and shrulbey-a Desirable place.
Also
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02

We extract from a private letter, just re-
ceived from Brszos San Diego, Texas, the fell
lowing extract The writer is a member Of a
military company, recently organized at Gall
vest9R, Cor the PurpOse Of assisting in the cap
tas Of the forts now occupied By the federal
troops in that State. He says: ave arrived
here on the 20th inst, Col. FoRD being com
mander-in-chief Of our company. He is bet
ter known in the State as 'Old Rip and is
said always to be in bad bumor unless be is
engaged in a fight. He had scarcely gotten
more than half way from the steamer to the
barracks, before be ordered the American flag
10 be pulled down and the ions star to be
raised in is place. But after sometime par
leyiDs be was persuaded BY bis brother officers
to show 'she enemy a little more respect, and
be accordingly gave them an hour to breathe.
The United States flag was then struck in ST.
lenee, no one seeming to exult over it. But
when the lone star went up, a long, dealen-
ing shout came up from FoRD and his -four
hundred and fifty rangers.
eve have taken about fifty pieces Of ar,il-
lery, and viii go over to the Rio Grande to
morrow for the purpose Of attacking the fort
at Brownsville. They are aware Of our in
t~entions, and are said 10 be basy in making
preparations to give US g warm reception
They have one hundred and forty field pieces
and about three hundred and fifty soldiers,
their position behind the fort giving them
greatly the advantage. We received a dis
patch this evening, informing US that they in
tended 10 resist to the death.
"Our men are nearly all armed with a Min
ME rife, a six-shootsr and a cutlass. You
may look for interesting news by the next
atsamer .
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02

For some Sseks pas, 81 Blaee-RsPuANem
pspers Of the North, and Union press Of the
S,aib. have been in sgoBy, because, forsooshi
The neopk in be seeded States has not voted
5irectlv en- he o~rdinsnees 81 ssceGsion- They
hsxs msas Ia wbols country -EeseaRaAEitha
their cries Of Indignation. In vain the friends
% secession Psinlsdto tie votes FOR delegates,
whose opinions were all known and fully can
vassed before the ballot for convention. Stiii
they cried tbet toe POlaieians bad begun the
secession movement, voted themselves into
power, and carried their several States out Of
the Union-and all this had been done sgalnst
thelwiH Of the people. Wonderful politicians 7
Patient and submissive people
The RElefia, Of this city has been particular
" active in disseminating this,visw % the
ditch Of sfaiu 10 the seeded States, and ms
made various vsticinations from its editorial tri-
nod as to the certain result which must follow
when first the people Of those States should
have an opportunity to speak in behalf Of a
reunion with the North.tiI In the e~xpbeTanee Of
its first chatisble Feelings, tie BuIlaia Of
yesterday ventured to'hope that the revolution
BY the people in favor Of the old Union "mighf
Be blOolless." At last the people Of a seeding
State have given a vote upon the final adop-
ton Of an ordinance Of secession. The people
OF Texas have spoken let the malcOntents
hear their voice.
From the New Orleans Delta Of the ssh,
We takethe following, from a correspondent at
Jefferson, February 23d;
This county is unanimous for secession.
The vote in this city was-for secession, 425
against secession, none.
H1rris9n county is overwhelming for seees-
sion-oniY ten votes against it. Titas, here
totore a union county, gave US a large majority.
E1slcrh Tcras will 90 ten to one for the rati-
hcation Of the ordinance Of session
Let the people speak!
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02
sseFetaFy q nc Navy.

me Cnarleston Mercury gives the following
sketch Of Hon. JoRS PEAKiSs, jr., Secretary
Of the Navy OF the Confederate States.
Was born IN Louisiana, July 1, 1919. In
1910 be graduated at Yale college, and subse-
quenHy At the law school Of Hatyart college.
he began the practice Of bis profession in
New Orlsans- II 1854 be was chosen a Judge
Of The circuit court Of louisiana, which posi-
ton be held until elected t. Congress in 1853,
where be advocated States rights Democratic
measures. Since 1855 be has devoted himself
10 planting in bis native state. The post Of
Secretary Of the Navy 10 the Confederate
S ates ia a post requiring prompt energy and
sound practical judgement. A navy is to be
organized, and, as VI have recently had ocea-
sion to suggest at length, the manner of that
organization is Of lasting consequence. Upon
the wisdom exercised in fitting It to the wants
Of the South, and that as early as practicable,
much property and many lives, not to say the
Confederate character before the world, may
depend. Mr.. Perkins bears a high character,
aad We trust will prove himself fully eqaai to
the task,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02
326 acres,

nm Memphis and Charlestsu RaIlroad tuenfv-zieht
~ miles from hsm1bis5 500 1cfsz cleared aud under
fence good land. win be sod o. bargain. the owner
wants 10 move % Texas.
EOEsARRAT, DUPRZ q CO..
mrl Ayers building.
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al Pirrnrn I'D Pnrln.

It impresses you favorably. Streets broad
and clean, houses uniform, and a certain glad
ness or gayety, a sense Of enjoying the pres
ent and a polished exterior seem to-pFeFail all
around. You are IN a city whose history is
dovetaiied Wits, and- Famiiied into, that Of
every other country in Earope, more than that
Of any other city and you survive. Il begins
to seem to you there are but four periods in
the life OF man-to be born, 10 get married, to
balm aPafis, and to-dies- TgEezhas -coqustted
with it, and it has experimental with all
things on earth, and resolved simply to make
the most Of the present nsOmeBt, leaving both
past and future 20 take cars Of themselves.
1t IS the pleasantest city in the world, Beyond
all doubt,
But Paris offers the largest gratlftatsento a
larger. number of human faculties than any
other city. II g. q happy, wetidiy, sensual
eity-where everything that is pleasant to the
eye and good for food, and to be desired to
make one wisesesn be found Everything but
The tree Of life. The pulse Of life here beats
fast, and every pulsstion is for enjoyment.
True, there is, there must Be labor; but when
tie labor Is 0ger-thers IL the theater there
are the promehsdes, the gardens, the foun-
tains-ths resofta Of al kinds and characters.
It is not SO deliberately and desperately wicked
a place as New York ,BosteR, or London but
II isa gsyef, more tboughtless, hesrtless. ire
claimable. It is better satisfied with this
world than any other city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02
THE PEACE -CoNFEFEyCv


We have received the final result Of this
body's deliberations, and lay it before our
readers in this mornings issue. We shall re-
serve commenting upon it at any length until
we have considered it more fully, believing, as
we 90, that it is a Black Republican measure
no concession at all-and, upon the whole,
an insult to the South. One dispatch which
rs come to hand, says that it was engineered
through By the followers of CHASE & Co, and
was voted against by a majority in most Of
the border slave States. All advices repre-
sent Virginia and North Carolina as having
opposed its passage. We only call attention
to the fact that one Of is provisions insidious-
ly gives the sbolitionists Of the North fall
p~riUilegs Of GREE sFEEcR' il the slave States !
It can be construed into nothing else. Any
man who ihdorses this disgraeeful "%settle-
msnt"-sna we assert It without The fear Of
successful contradiction-suPpoTts q freesoiI
measured Let all but such as are determined
to iBdorse the principles Of the Chicago plat
form, and thus brand themselves as traitors to
the South, spurn it as unworthy Of q moments
r--sf1--oE5~D
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02

.sas4s Az ACr. & @
Re it enacted by the Gonfsderats States or America,
That the following articles shall be exempt from dug,
and admitted free into said states, to-wit. Hae1n. pork,
hams. lard, Beef. nah OF an kinds, wheat, and a0zr n
an other grains, indian c IN and meal, barley and BAR
iep nsur. rice and rice -four, oats and cat meal, Gun
powder and at tee materials OF which it is made. lead
in all forms, arms Of every description, and munitions
OF war and military aceoutrements. percussion caps
and living animals o. all kinds also, all Agricultural
products IN their natural state.
Section ?. That an H9oiss Wares and merchandise i'm
ported from ans one Of tie late United States Of Amer
lea, otheiug now = member Of This Confederacy, into
this Confederary, before the fourth day Of March next,
which may have been bona ode purchased heretofore,
or within ten days sfter the passage OF this act. shall be
exempt ard free from duty.
Section 5. That the State Of Texss be aad Is hereby
exempted from the operation Of the tariff laws hereto
fore psszss OF ad0pted By this Congress
fsigned) LOWELL COBB.
President OF the Congress.
Passed by Congress on The eighteenth OF February,
eighteen hundred and s~ixty-one.
J. ]. HOOPER,
fe27-tW3t Secretary OF the Congress.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02

SYEPATHETIc.-The veteran Union-shTisk-
er OF The Memphis BaletiB sympathizes very
deeply with the oppressed citizens Of the new
Confederacy. He is actually afraid that the
new government will be destroyed by Excess
sive taxation. Especially anxious is be in
reference to the proposed export duty on cotton
shipped BY any other route than through the
gulf OF sea ports Of the Southern Confederaey.
Never mind, Dir. Bulletin, it will not hurt Mem
nhis, OF course; or, Il it does, you and Mr.
Topp can invent SOM countervailing plan.
Memphis will reap a harvest, you know, BY
handling the cotton Of the Southern Confeder-
scy-of course she will. Hurrah for Toppand
the northern route via Memphis and New York
to EurOps.-HolIy Springs iadePsadsat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02
OuNTY

We publish his morning The proceedings Of
a secession meeting recently held in this gal
liant county, whose devotion 90 the southern
cause vas 50 amply demonstrated in the late
State e~lecion. It will be noticed that Rreso-
luton was passed Petitoning the Legislators
Of the State to esde that county to Alabama
in case Tennessee refuses 70 secede and take
her natural position with The Gull States. The
people have espoussd tie southern cause. and
viii Aepsr submit quietly to the domination d
. asgrO-wOrshiPing political harlequin.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02

FrRE.-A Ere broke out 10 the esnfec'iopery
store OK Ottenviiie & Kooz, on Broad street.
between 9 and 10 O'Clock night before last.
damaging the establishment to the amount Of
FIVE or six Thousand dolisrs, which was insured
for $500. r. +. Hughston, wholesale and
retail grocer, wss damaged to the amount OF
about $500, and Mofst2s f~oundery to the
amount Of S300.-NashVi8e Patriot, 2sth.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02
.pr..lal.l 800. b l.Id it b.

T0TH int NtIIIFs :,
al motion Of Mr.. eritten6en, Z was referred
70 ne select committee, with instructions 70
Tensrt Tomorrow at 1 p. NJ. On voting IN
favor Of Instruction., Messrs. Baker, pixop,
Foster and Anthony, were the only keanatl-
caHs who votedin the affirmative. Inc only
southern NAN who szprsssodauy oPfnion5 vas
Cllngman, OF North Carolina, who said be was
utterly opposed "a, tbe proposiiipp agrsed on
II is believed thsae propositions Will De ee-
ceptabls to the border States, and many mink
that they NiIIbFlRg he cotton Sates paeA;
It remains b Be seem whether oenssess VIII
sdsnf 4beas bians al statement They did
not seem 10 strike the Senate very favora-
blv today, but the report Of the committee 20
morrow, will settle It so Far as the senate Is
concerned. Messrs. Douglas and Crittendeh
are on 1.-THE latter being chairman.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02

THE VIRGINIA STATE CONVENTIONAL cor
respondent calls strention to Tn. remarkable
fact that there is not a solitary Smith, Jones
or Brown in the State conversion. 1t is said
to be The only delibsFative assembly that has
ever convened ii in the history Of the Torli, num-
berihg one hundred and ffty-two members,
without an individual on its role bearing some
one of the illustrious names above enumera-
ted.-Petersbarg Erpress.