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AErAIKs IN MISSOURI.

ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 2S.-The legal condition of
the negroes discharged yesterday by order of
the provost marshal, is in no wise changed
They are only freed from confinement and
sale on the presumption that they are slaves,
Gen. llalleck says that this order will not de
bar any one from enforcing his legal rights to
the services of these negroes; such rights, if
any exist, can be enforced through the loyal
civil tribunals Of the state, whose mandates
will always be duly respected by the military
authorities of this department. Military off
GERS cannot decide upon the rights of property,
or service, except so far as may be authorized
by the laws of war or the acts of congress.
When not so authorized, they will avoid all
interference with such questions.
QUINCY. ILL, Dec. 2S.-The bridges over
the Fabius and North rivers, on the Palmyra
railroad, were set on fire by the rebels las
night and destroyed.
PALMYRA, Mo-, Dec. 2S.-Yesterday, Gen.
Prenliss, with $50 men, encountered and dis
persed 900 rebels, under Col. Dorsey, at Mt.
Sion, Boone county killing and wounding $50,
and capturing 50 prisoners, 90 horses, and los
guns. Our loss was only three killed and
eleven wounded. The rebels burned another
train on the north Missouri railroad yesterday,
and they say that they intend to destroy all
the cars on the road, so as to prevent its being
used
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MILITARY ITEMS.

New YORK, Dec. 28.- The battalion OF
cavalry arrived here this morning, and were
quartered in the Park Barracks. Just as they
were drawn up in line for their departure, Col.
Howe was notified BY Gen. Thomas to detain
them, and arrangements have been made to
quarter them here for further orders.
The nnetieth and ninety first regiments are
under marching orders, probably for Fort
Pickens, and will leave tomorrow or Monday.
A detachment of the regular artillery, under
Major Dimmicks are at the barracks, to leave
for Fort Taylor.
The first battalion of the fifth Rhode Island
infantry will leave tonight, for Annapolis.
Weather quite cold here.
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DIR. DUPoNCo'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
FOR FEMALES,
Infallba in correcting regulating and removing all OBJ
srucions from whatever cause, and always successful
as a preventive.
The combination of ingredients In these PILLS are per-
fecty harmless. Their efficacy and merits al based up
extensive practice OF thirty years and where
the directions have been strictly followed they have
failed TO correct all irregularities They relieve pain
full ard difficult Mcnstruaiion particularly at the
change of liie) They will cure the Whites and remove
all distractions arising from colds exposure, or any
cause; and may be used successfully preventive
Females peculiarly situated, those surprising them
selves cautioned against using these Pills while
in that condition. lest they invite miscarriage and the
proprietor assumes no responsibility after this admOn
ton although their mldness would prevent any mischief
to health; otherwise the Pills recommended Full
and explicit directions accompany each box. Price ST.
Sold in Worcester, Mass, by the following druggists
DAVID SCOTT, 25l Main street. JAMES GREEN, III
Man street, and w. II. Goudng, 40 Main street. La
dies by sending by 81 TO "eithcr 0fe a60ue agents"
through the Worcester post Office" have the pills
sent Confidently by mall to any part the county,
free Of postage. Sold also by A. A. burdett Clinton
A. q S. B. Blair, Warren. B. X. DeLdRd North Brook
ned. aud s. g. Henry, WestbSo', and by Druggist
in every village and city in the United States and by
d. Howe, Sole Proprietor, New York.
y. B.-Beware OF COunterfeits. Buy no Golden Pills
of any kind unless the box is signed S. d. Howe. All
Others are base imposition and unsafe therefore
value your life and health, Ito say nothing of being hum
plugged out of your money! buy only OF those who show
the signature of ID. Howe on every box, which las
recently been added on account Of the Pills being
terieited dion d27
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The CHARGES AGAINST GEN. BENHAM.-
Gen Rosencranz arrived at Washington, Fri
day, and filed his charges against Gen. Ben
ham as follows -
First That Gen. Benham permitted Floyd
TO escape when he had it in his power to have
captured him
Second-That he dsobeyed the instructions
of his superior
Third-Conduct unbecoming an officer
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Tickets Madame Granets Ball, which to be given
at Millbury, the 3lst, be purchased Madame
Gs residence, at Charles Tourtellottes Aillbury.
An omnibus will leave Warren Hall precisely at O'Clock
p. IN. Madame Grannet's second term will commence
Friday afternoon at clock adults and O'Clock
Saturday afternoon for juveniles. d2ts $50
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-12-30

A NOVEL style of oval frame for card photographs
has been opened since Christmas day at the Acade-
my of Fine Arts. Many beautiful engravings have
been framed ready for New Year gifts
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Anrttons.
On be gst.

HOUSE TO LET-The Brick House.
No. % Crown street. (recently occupied by Rev. L.
Mossl Above house is of the desirable places
OF residence to be found in the city, is supplied with
and cold water upon eacn floor hot air bathing
room, water closet, &c. For terms, apply to A z
WAKE. dtf d2A
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'.GREAT EXPECTATIONS" will be realized by the
use of HILLS MINT SPECIFIC, for Badness and
Falling on of the Hair.
'GREAr EXPECTATIONS will be realized by the
use OF WAX FLOSS for dressing the Hair.
"GREAT EXPECTATIONS y will be realized by the
use of PREPARED TUFA. for cleansing aud beauty
ing the Teeth.
.GREAT EXPECTATIONS" will be realized by the
use of the WAVERLY PERFUME for the Handker-
chief
"GREAT EXPECTA TIONS'' will be realized by the
use of HILLS LIQUID AMANDINE, for Chapped
Hands, Roughness of the Skin, &c.
Prepared and sold by
JOHN Q. HILL, Apothecary,
d5 dam Me ;hanics Hall.
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OYSTERS OYsTERs.-J. LUDINGroN 81 Co., No. 4 Foster
street keeps constantly hand Wholesale and retail
the best New Haven oysters As they constantly
ceiving them fresh and in large quantities, they able
the of their All orders left at
their place will lie PROMPTLY attended to-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-12-30

EsntcheIOr's Eaair Dye, THE BEST IN TIE WORLD
W. A. Bachelors Splendid Hair Dye the Original and
only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye known. Insan.
antaneous nits effects does not stain the skin and nvg
crates the hair for life. Be careful and use none other
than the genuine, signed each side of every box
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR Sold by all respectable Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Stores everywhere Alanufac.
tory No 81 Barclay street. date 10 Bond street. and 232
Broadway, New York. d&wly aus
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DIED.

DIED.
In this city, Dec ~ Georgiana dc V, wife of Francis
Rice and daughter OF the late Capt George Lincoln 81.
Funeral Tuesday at O'Clock p. M from her late
residence Elm street Friends respectfully invited
to attend
In Marlborough, Dec 20 Mrs Lucretia Rice II.
In Milford Dee 20, Ransom Rowson, &c yrs mos.
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NEW York, Dec. 2S-sToCKs are active and higher;
Chicago and Rock Island 49a Gaiena and Chicago, 65
Illinois Central script O. Michigan southern guaranteed
S9s; Michigan Southern Railroad III Michigan Cen a
New York Central 1884, Erie Railway SO Cleveland and
California sevens 50; Georgia skies $685. North Carolina
skies 5f; Missouri skies Al Tennessee skies 4l3i L
fves "A, coupons, 81 L skies 81, co1gons, 9O4
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w SOCIETY. TRUSTEES MEETING. There
will be meeting Of the Trustees for 1851. the Brick
Court House in Worcester, TIL RSDAY the md day
Of January 1862 at y O'Clock hear the report
the Committee of Arrange nents and act other
business that may legally come before the meeting
The Trustees for 1862 will the day the
same place, at 10 o'clock a. to appoint a Committee
of Arrangements, revise The Premium List and act on
any other business that may legally come before the
meeting. JOHN d, WASHBURN Sec'y.
dis WIT dat DIS
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Special CLOTHES.

Horse Blankets and Army Blnnketa-
Those in want had better call J. NJ. F0LLAN SBkE,
No. Washington Square before purchasing. dtols
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hIrH. VI. ", sferaIds, PHYSICIAN AND SUCCESS
Full MIDWIFE, removed to No. 43 Exchange street
Special attention given Uterine Complaints and dis
eases of children Office hours from to9 A, M, and
rom to Pm dtf apI
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ylrm SObertlsements,

+ ,ABORERS TOR THE GOVERN
~ MENr.-About Thirty good laborers are still want
ed to go TO Annapolis, Adt0 start 10 night Tine pay
is good and of course sure and employment certain Tor
at leastsx month to come. A. II. WARD, the author
lied officer, will be at No. Lincoln House Block, 1.-THE
recruiting Office OF the 18th -egiment) until two O'Clock
TO day to employ such may chance apply. Call as
early This morning possible. dit d3O
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HOOKER'S COUGH AND GROUP
IL SYRUP.-For sale in any quantity by GEO. P.
HARLOW 2I2 Main, corner Pleasant street, Worcester.
as diff
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See woman, III another column, picking Sambuc
Grapes Speers Wine. IL is admirable article used
in hospitals and by the first class families in PARIS Lon
DON and New Iork in preference to old poit wine. II
Is worth trial, as it gives great satisfaction.
iel5 deodIy
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Snettal glotltes.

Dr.. j. Wesley Kelley, Analytical Physician,
will be in attendance his office l42 Main street, Wor
with patients all diseases during
Thursday and Friday, January I'd and Sd. 0ce ddrce
ree) Ladies gentlemen invited to call d2Sd6twlt
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l.. Es. Nichols, NJ. d., Homeopathic Thysi.
clan-Ofce and residence liz Main street. Office hOus
from | to 3 and from to O'Clock z. NJ.
Worcester, October, 20, 1856. diff ais
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WORCESTER MECHANICS Saw

w INGS BANK.-The Annual Meeting of the Mem
bers of the Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank Tor the
choice Of officers and any other business which may
legally come before them. will be held their Banking
Rooms on THURSDAY, January 2, 1862, at O'Clock p.
II. WOODWARD Treas'r
dis dtia2 ' '
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q. f. Harris, Dentist. 1853 Main street, opposi,
the new Mechanics Hall Building. o5
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Smiths Curative Cleansing Compounded
superior for Headache, Burns Sore Lips, Bowel
Complaints. Canker Piles Sore Throat &C, &c Fol-
sale by BUSH E CO, "a Front street, by the dozen OF
single bottle at manufacturers prices decd y30
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MRS. y. Goodwin, an experienced success
full Midwife holds herself in readiness, day and night to
attend to the duties of her profession. Residence IL
Austinstreet du o94
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Motrfts.
rORCESTER AGRICULTURAL

IN MIR and MRS. MOORE will commence their
ht y next term on SATURDAY, January 4th,
Y LIE at O'Clock, 7. M, at BRINLEY HALL
EZk1S DPS dlwa
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-05-03

ET Agnes Of Sorrento is the title oI
the New Romance which Mrs. Harriet
Beccher Stow has just written for the
atlantic Monthiy. The first pages are
given in the May number Of that work
and the manner in which the story opens
assures us that its publication will add to
the already brilliant reputation Of thi.
most popular Of American authors.
The story is one Of love and duty, o
JOY aud trial. Its heroine is young girl
born in n Catholic country and educated
under the influence Of Catholic ;nstilu
tions, and in the development of the plo
the author has sought TO illustrate the in
fuences Of that creed upon the lives and
characters OF its votaries.
Prom the intense interest in this subject
which has been manifested by the people
oil the United States within The past few
years. and the fact that it has entered SC
largely into the discussion Of the politcA
as well as religious ques ions Of the time
IL cannot be doubted that Mrs. Stoves
calculation OF it through the medium c
fictitious narrative, will cause it 10 be a'
widely sought for and as eagerly perused
as her previous brilliant contributions I,
American literature have been.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-05-03
A True and Noble Woman.

1t will be remembered that Lieut.
Abner SIN cad. of The First Artillery, was
sent, a lew weeks since, by Lieut.. Stem.
mer, 10 Washington. 10 apprizs the Gov
ernment OF the absolute necessity Of sup
plies and endorsements at Fort Pickcns.
Forgetful Of all obligations OF honor and
duty, Lieut.. Smead took Montgomery in
bis way norlhwsrd, and, having sub
mited his dispatches TO the pcrusal Of tine
rebel authorities, proceeded TO Washing
ton, whittier the news of his treason
having anticipated him. he was no. shot
as he deserved 10 be. but simply struck
from the roll'of the army. The wife and
chid,en of Lieut.. Smead, with the fam
lilies Of several officers on duty IN the
South, were at Fortress Monroe. The
Lieuen hastened from Washington TO
obtain his family and remove them south
ward, but his movements were not so
rapid but that his crime had been re.
ported before him. When, therefore, he
pre- erled himself at tho Fort, he was re-
fused admission, the officer on duty de.
clining 10 admit traitor" within Fed.
eral post the onl favor conceded being
that he might have an interview with
Mrs. Smead without The walls.
That interview the unhappy miscreant
is not likely to forget. Attended by a
few female friends, one OF whom: furnished
the account which We give OF the scene,
the lady met her husband, and in terms Of
scorching eloquence reproached him with
his shame.
go home with YOU p she exclaim. d
"Never |! Our paths in this world are
hereafter separate. disown you. A
coward and traitor, you are no husband
OF minO, Henceior!h you are 10 me as il
dead. As long as live shah wear
mourning, and be as widow and rest
assured | shall educate our children 10
execra'e and despise your memory as that
of miscreant and raitor."
Turning with these words, Il noble
and patriotic woman re entered the fort,
and gave way to her very natural feelings.
We may add that Mrs, Smend is, like her
discarded husband, u native OF Georgia,
and that while the latter. went soulhward
to obtain the reward OF his treason, the
former, with her children, has come North.
passing through this city on Tuesday, and
is now at Morrislown, Y. J.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-05-03
A Crack Regiment.

New York city sends TO the scene OF
conflict her crack regiment. the gallant
and soldier like Seventh. This regiment
is the pride and favorire of all New
Workers. 1t is the best drilled, armed
and equipped corps in the United States,
The men are drawn from the most re-
spectacle class in the Empire city. Many
OF the privates are soEs OF mllllonaires n
large number are taken from the profess
ional walks, and the residue mostly from
mercantile pursuits. But they are not en-
ervatei or dissipated dandies. On the
contrary, they are athletic, robust and
mpera,o men. Hard gymnas,ic exer'
else constitutes part Of their military
discipline. Probably no regiment that
will DO mustered into the service OF the
Government will endure more fatigue, OF
give a better account Of itself on the 6cld
OF battle, not excepting the ,Firemen
Zouaves OF the same city: The Seventh
started for Washington last night, 900
strong. There belong to the regiment /
squadron Of dragons, abauery Of flying
sftl Iery, and corps OF sappers ant
miuess. The eight infantry companies
are armed with best Minnie rifles. Th'
Seventh is a complete army in ITSELF
The most perfect discipline and orde
prevail.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-05-03
MAY 8, 1861.

ARREST OF CoUNTERFETERs.--The doleot-
two Police have arrested aud imprisonod at
Buffalo, n. Y, ono Andrews and bis nsso'
ciates. whom they caught in The act OF ma
king a counterfeit OF AYEns CATuAhrIc
PlLLs. Their detection was accomplished
at the instance of Mcqsrs J. G. ArtRS Cos
of Lowell, Mass, who hayo th 'wn cota'
mondablo oncrgv and promptitude IN pio,-
tecling the pubic from imposition through
spurious imitn Ions of their Invaluable medI'
, cinrs.
Door. AYFR's SAnsAPARlLLA, CHERRY
PECToRA Al aud Pulls bavo come To be s'apls
necessities with tho community. and iho i'm
position upon the sick Of spurious, worth
| iess If not injurious Iabricatiuns of them. is
! in fact tho contamination of vi, ihy. Wo
hope tho scoundroIs vi get their duo. and
! in tho korpipg thoy now are, they arc prot-
! ~ sure of il -Tpolhe G. to.]
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-05-03

e1-We soc by tho latest telegraphic news,
that in some of tho back sections Of Ten
ncssco OF Kentucky, whero thoy never hear
of what goos on till somo months after its
occurrence. they have just raised secession
fag, aud proclaimed themselves soccssi pists
They have resolved to 60 aud fight for the
Confederacy, but thoy have no weapons
Poor fciiors! Thoir disposition is good
enough, but fighting without arms is like
skating without icc. Six months ago they
could have got Floyd to secure them some,
had thoy been in time.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-05-03
viii the War be Short?

This is question thot has boon asked US
often; and ne L rconires no prophetic vision
or terrible bookings at tho stars, as prec,
Cdent to tho answer, We unhesitatlngly say
that, in our opinion, the conflict will bo very
short We state a few reasons as grounds
for our belief, and perhaps, by so doing, run
venture of agreeing with some ono II
must DO obvious to oil who arc couvcrsant
with the history Of tho past Administration
and its kuavish Advisers--that Il. sir pamc
is about played out-like tho killing of q
snake, that wigglos its tail lc,ng after life IL
supposed to be ekod ou: that it is about
the concluding scene IA the slayory drama
the expiring how!is'I eroaus of that monster
which once has '.hriven under the Stars and
Stripes. Wsri thoro is no such thing. II
is reac'''"n; not as in 70 to, iloo oppression;
but 10 inauguralo it anew to fight against
government that has protected them.--
But they havo msoaIoulsted. The mud
sills of Inc North, as they call us, sloep no
moro They rush to tho standard of the
Stars and stripes, and arm for ono common
cause, resistance to tyrants. When tho mu'
nitions and money fail them. which has
been taken from tho United States Treasury
which cannot last much longer-that viii
soon tell tho story.
by tho Proclamation Of tho President, o
April Goth, wo SEQ that on efficient blockade
of the Atlantic ports in tho South is sbou
to be made, and this VIC think Of itself woul'
soon put them in thinking order, and max
them soon call for quartors. Think of tn
sorvile population among thom, which tho
dare not lcavo If they were bravo enough Il
meet us in deadly conflict on :he battle fiolt
to decide the question by such arbitrament
They y,snufing Freedom from every northern
breeze, stand like grayhouuds in Tho slip
strainhg for start, They, tho South az
offering premiums per head for volunteer
and mono 10 be had at that, havo com
mencod drafting, which circumstance, to
gether with the fact that scoessionsm
losing ground there. accounts for tho drove
oE families that arc migrating north. Thi
thing Of itself is ominous of n speedy ant
successful termination of this affair accord
ing to tho terms of our ablo and eiIicien
n government.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-05-03
No Marching Around Baltimore.
Tho Now York Tribune says;

Tho Now York Tribune says;
We have received tho following from ono
Of tho popular leaders OF the Democratic
party In this city:
"You are right Keep il before he peo-
pie: No MARCHING AROUND BALTIMORE. For
fhs present let the bdttie.cry be "THRoUGH
BALTIMORE AT EVERY HAzARD !" pray
30 say 10 The Tournament that The people
demand he righ Of Tdy 10 The Capital
HHd wiH hare i.
"Inm ready, II there DO OCCASION for il, 10
b. one Of an army 0rrr uhose dead bodies
our Huing soldiers may march in triumph "a
Washington. / mean Dhdi I say ! hare
HveG 81 ysdrs, and care not 10 surpipe my
country, ,--THRoU0H BALTIMORE AT ALL HAZ
ARDS !"
Aud that ia just what the North and tho
whole great Northwest say. and ono hun
drei thousand voices are joining TO day IL
tho domand for mo marching BaIti
more" Tho blood of freomcn has beer
spilled in that accursod city, and the SOM
af Massachusetts, havu again opened thoil
veins 10 let out tho first blood of tho secont
Revolution. That blood calls from th,
streets OF Baltimore for vengeance, and IA
that csii hrty thousand. one hundred thou
uNO tbOupohe ohuhH,
Northerners are ready and eager 4
respond. Not Ma'sacS Susetts alone, bu
Ohio and all her Western sisters wore out
ragged by that massacre. aud will never rcs
quietly or contentedly unit It is w,,'ed out
IL mood be through oceans eC blooL, Il
there one amoug oil tho noble tnan All,
youth who have volunteered iron In,
Buckeye State. who would counsel crocpiu,
around Baltimore. rather than marching II,
60 it and through II to tho defence OF ou
Cspital Thank God. not ono. And Wou.,
our Cleveland Grays. tho pride ot ouS cit,
aud the vanguard Of the army Clevelan
will send oct, would tboy. to day, in IN
Camp at Lancaster. yoto to mach "ar0un
Baltimore y We know that eVory ono @
them would dio arst. .t. ,.
No Let MS hayo no marching aroun
Abat city, but with guns we'll loaded. basC
nets fxod. and hearts trusting in God an
the fight. lol our troops go through Balt
moro. even II to do so invnlScs shoolin
down .apd hanging up ovory secessioni'
and traitor 'hnt over threw paving stou
SrSwung s.ung SHOT.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-05-03
ss-John Boll's Union yir,uo is decide,

eg-John Bolls Union virtue is decided.
" of tho easy kind. Hs and fow other
Union" men OF the same stripe, have issued
an address to tho pooplo Of Tennessee, ap'
proving of tho Goyernsrs refusal to fur
nish the quota Of troops required by tho
War Department, whningly spouks OF the
Government by the cleaning out of thieves
and traitors Ns tho "suhjugation Of the
South" The following 10 tho conclusion OF
the address
Wo do not pretend TO forotell tho future
OF Tennessee, in connection with tho other
S,atcs, or in references TO tho Federal Gov
ernment. We do not pretend to ho ablo Ia
tell tho future PURPOSES Of tho President
aud Cabinet in roioreDce 10 the impending
war. But should IL purpose DO developed
by tho Government OF Oyer'running aud
subjugatinG our brorhrcR Of tho seeded
States, wo say. unequivocalIy, that il will be
the duty OF the State 10 roslst, az all haz.
ards, at any cost. and by arms. any such
pui pose or attempt, Aud 60 Nneot any aud
all emergencies, she ought to be fully arm
ed, and we would respectfully call upon the
authorities Of tho State 10 proceed at onco to
the accomplishment OF this object.