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ANOTHER SUNDAY BATTLE.
ISLAND No. 10 BEING sHELLED.

CAIRO, March 10, "A. NJ.
Commodore Foote 10 sbelipg the Rebels OF
Island No. 20.
Gen. Pope's batteries prevent their escape
down the river.
The Rebels are said TO be from fifteen
Thousand TO tweuty thousand strong.
The Rebel gun boats are understood TO be
engaging General Pope's batteries.
The position OF the Rebels on Island No.
10 is very strong one. Forty six guns have
been counted.
Eight Of our morters shelled q battery sit
uated above the slapd to-day. The Rebels
left il several times, bnt subsequently return
ed. They only fired with TIVE guns.
There is no difficulty whatever 10 our shells
ieOching the island
General Pope bus sent q despatch TO Com.
modore Fcote saying that bis heavy guns
command the river, so that neither steamer
nor gun bont Of the enemy could pass.
Firing has been heard in the direction Of
New Madrid all day. 1t is supposed that
,he Rebe! guu boats are trying 10 force @
passage.
Several Rebel Transports near Island No.
10 are henmed il.
1t is supposed the Rebel eucampnents are
large enough to bold from fifteen thousand
TO twenty Eve thousand men.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-22
Pianos TUNED
SHERIFF'S SALES.

DY virtue Of sundry writs Of Venditioni Expo
- mas, FIeri acias, Al Fieri Facias and Leva'
ri Facas, issued out of the Court OF Common
Pleas Of Northumberland County, Pennsylvania.
to me directed, will he exposed to public sale at
the Court House, in the borough OF Sunbury, on
Saturday, the 29th day Of March, a. ID, 1859, at
| O'Clock p NJ, the following described real
estate, 10 wit;
Tue one and equal undivided half part of all
that certain tract OF timber land situate in Lower
Augusta township, Northumberland county, Pa,
adjoining land of the heirs Of Henry Masser, de-
ceased, on the west land OF the heirs of Samuel
KeiseT, deceased, on the east; land OF The heirs
Of Rev. J. p. shindIe on the south; and land ol
David NJ Msiick, on the north; containing severity
acres mole or less.
ALsOi
All that certain lot or piece OF ground situate
in the borough OF Sunhury, Nor,humhsrlsn'
county. being bound and described, as follows
| TO wit;
Bounded on the south by WhortebslIy street
| on the west by lot number 22i; on the north b.
| an alley and on the east hy Fawn Street; lie
ing numbered in the general plan Of said boious'
| as lot number 2ei-heing 90 feet In f4ont oi
whortlebsrry street and in depth $50 Feet.
| Seized. taken In execution pnd 10 be sc!d q
! the Prqpsfy a Jscsb sesshal's'
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Ii,crN.N Kv March Is,


A naval expedition, consisting OF the gun
boats "Bentop." louisville" Cincinnati"
"Carondele,," !" and "Coucsloge." onder Fisg'
OGjcer Foote left Cairo at seven o'clock thls
morning.
At Columbus they we're joined by the guu
boats "Fittsburg," ""Si. Louis and Movnd
City" and we're overtaken BY eight mortar
boats In tow Of four steamers. With transports
aud ordnance boats.
They arrived here at o'clock this after
noon. Tue mounted pickets Of the enemy
were 10 sight on the bloG on our arrival aud
two companies OF the Twenty seventh Illinois
regiment were sent after them, bot they
escaped.
A stronp Union feeling Is mani csted here.
The impression prevails that Island No 10
will not offer much resistance. There are
said said to be 1000 Rebel troops at the town
Of Union, 1000 at llumboldt. and 10000 in
the vicinity of Island No. 10 AT the latter
place there are also said to be twelve heavy
guns in their batteries.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-22
hHERIFF"S SALE.

DY virtue of a certain Aas writ OF venditiom Expo.
mas, issued uut at the Court of Common Pleas uf
NuIihumberlind county, Pa, To inc directed, will be
posed public sale, at the Court House in the Borough
OF smbury, on Saturday, March 2sth 1852, ut O'Clock
A NJ, the following described property 10 wit:
certain 10. nf ground situate IN the borough OF sun.
bury, Northumberland cuuniy and State Of
numbered ~ in the general plan Of said town. aud hInnd.
ed and described follows 10 wiI the north by sha.
okin ST. eet, south hy alley east BY h Of Sebastian
Haup aud wsstby Deer street. containing one quarter ~
an acre wherein are erected large twoOry stone dwe.
lug house, Kitchen stable and other Oubuidings
Also all the defedant's interest In t number 81 situ-
ate n the hnoush OF sunbury aforesaid and bounded and
described as follows, 10 wit North by.Shamokin street.
east hy lot number - south by alley aud by Fawn
r,r-rt containing about onefouh of acre, whercon
A. -rse,sd two story frame house and kitchen, now
o. i--hv Charles Weaver a. iIois) large stable ant
ui.hnidings
Al that certain messuage and tract Of land. situate
- .uuship afoTessS, bsAsS part Il hTge tract N
a /. - syst ~ wlraN n the nsnrs a tba hsty
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VA EE EE NM ID i~AT c.

Those Preparations tuuike al o.hersl are
"Frce from Poispns"
"Nut dangerous 10 The iIumnn Fanny"
"Rat do not die on tic premises"
"rHey come eut Of their holes to de"
''fhey are the only nOl!ibie remedies known "
"i2 years and more established in New York CITY ~
Used Jy--tie City Post OIce.
Used hy---the City Prisons and Station Houses
Used hy--the City Steuineis Shps,Sr.
Used hy---the CITY Hospitals, Aims Houses, &C.
tsedhy--the CITY DCtcls--'Asoi'-'St Nicholas Ao
Used blythe Boarding Houses &c
Used hy--murc than 50,Ono Private Fnmiiirs
O. See one ar two Specimens of what is Everywhere
sad by the People -Edl,oIs-Deuers, Sr.
HOESEKEEpERS-trou5 with vernir need be ~
have uscG 1t to s,lisucuu. and ii a bpx r,t - "
nothing but "Custal's" article knocks the breath out ot
Rais Mice, Ruachts and Bed Bugs quicker than we can
wuie IT. II IS ~ great delnand al the country
Medina tOl Gazette.
MORE GRAIN nnd provisions nre destroyed annual
III Grant County by Verun, than would par fr tons Of
THIS Rat aud Insect hllleIlAncaster wis Herald.
IlESRY CosrAR-We are selling your preparation,
rapidly. Wherever they have been used Rats, Mice
RUaches and NeTmln disappear nplj.y.
EeksK SiogGfER, Druggists Windsor. I'D
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The Confessions and Experience
Of an Invalid.

DUBLISHED FOR THE BENEFIT AND
as a warning and a caution to Young men
who suffer for NERVOUS Debility, Premature De
cay, &c supplying at 'hs same time the means
of Self Cure. BY one who has cured himself
after being put to sres, expense through medical
imposition and qusckery. ~ enclosing post
paid addressed envelope, single copies may he
bad OF the author. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
Esq, Bedford, Kings Co, MY.
Msr,i "a, itss. -fv
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SOLD By
FRILlNG / GRANT,

And by the Druggists, storekeep.rs and Retailers
generally.
County Dealers can order ss above.
Or address orders direct--[ for il Prices, Terms,
Sc, is desired, Send for ss2] Chculal, giving
reduced Prieesl TO
HENRY r. cOsrAR.
Principal Depot NO. 6i2 DIoaJway--(0ppo
site the 81. Nicholss HO.ei,f Neg York.
Mach I, ts5--tn
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"Costar's" Rat, Roach, &c, Exterminator
"Costars'
"Costars' Bed.bug Exterminator.
"Costars''
"Costars' Electric Powder for Insects, &c

IL 25c and 90 Boxes Dnue. and Fasks e3 and IS sizes
lvr pantatinns, Ships, Boats, Bottles, &c, &C.
CAUTION -! To prevent the public from be
ing imposed upon by Spurious and Highly Per
nicious limitations, new abe! has been prepared
Tearing fac smile of the rropristrr's signature.
Examine each box. Hule, or flask carefully hefoe c
purchasing, and tuAc nothing but"COSTAR'S."
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PLANK Parchmens Paper Deeds AMI bsnl
~ Mortgages. BnlS, ErecUtiaa.. sa.nmoaS,
$s- ~ sss B n. o. RkSSSN
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Letters Testl
" men,ary have been granted to the under.
signed, on the estate of Featah Whitaker, late
of Zrrbe township, Northumberland county, Pa
deceased. All persons indebted ore requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against said estate TO present them for
settlement. LORINDA LOW,
Zerte twp, March Is, 1862. ExecuiTiY
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-22

The s. M pnd3isP Nj. trlias CONNECT DAILY
AT PORT CLINTON, (Suniays exceped) win the
CATTAWISsA, wILLAMSPORT, AND ERiE
RAILROAD, making obese connections with lines To-
NIAGARA FALLS, CANADA, the WEST, AND
SOUTHWEST.
DEPOT IN PIIlLADR .pHIA
Corner Of BROADAND CAllOwHILi. Streets
w. II. MeiLnENNEl, Secretary.
Fchuar7 %. ,se2
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ST. I.oris, March II,

ST. LorIs March II.
General Halleck also announced that
uoolher victory had been gained by the Uni
ted States forces 10 Arkansas. 10 which there
were three Rebel Colouels captured.
The particulars Of this event have not yet
trnnspired.
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ko!.Ocll's DaMdesiOa Coffee.

PHILADELPHIA &READING R. &c.
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR POTTSvlLLE, READ
ING AND HARRISBURG.
MORNING, LINE DAILY, ,CSunjlys Exc-p'cID
CAliuWlil!.L STREETS, PlliLAHELAniA lruss-
euArr entrances CA IhIlerulh aud CuuwuI Streets
al Zoo = NJ, connecting al luiIi.5urg with the Pru,s l.
yau,I Ra.ryat Ais t. NJ ,jGu running T. rllishlTc
the Cuml cT!lti Valley 5nP. ~, tain running To- Chap-
Jrrsl Carlisle, c., AMI tbs '"uhern Central r.
i,2O z. NJ, train running 10 sulGgr, Ac.
AFTERNOON LINES
Leave New Depot, CORNER OF BROAD AID CAL
LUWAil.B STREETS, IHiiApELpHiA. U.ss,.Et
entrances uu Thirteenth a.d In'ig~hj! streets.
Fu! NOIISNIi.i.E au" HAkEl-BUR Gl as NJ,
DAILY. coancrtuc a. litusbrC with the NuriheTu Ce-
ral Railroad iuT :, shuy Nii'ltmspnIL fhsHaNc.
EXpress tain tGord New NcA Wa Eastn makes close
connection with A,acuf Mai! and Acclmu tatiou trains
connecting NJ lar'lsburr with lhe isnHs G.,uii Contra
3.f5 \ NJ, trall running West
For READING, only at ~ \, ~ lSuSlys eI
Cvpted)
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sApONIFIER! sAPONIFIER ! |!

TIE FAMILY SOAP MAKER
All Kitchen Crease eau be made into good Soap, using
saPonlfer!
Directions Accompanying Each Box
SOAP az ea.iv nade with it, making cup OF eof-
fee NnrifactuTrd only hv the paientres
pa. SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
No I27 Walnut Street Philadelphia.
r.hrnntv Is. 1862 --Iy
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Af excellent sssottmcn.
PANTS AND PESTS.
THE GREAT CAUSE OF


= = " & Il Is. : - & =. -.
Just Published in Sealed Envelope; Price cts
A LECTURE BY Du. CULVERWEL.I.
on TIE CAUSE AND CCRE Of Spor,qa,or.
'S-na Consumption Mental and Phvsirai brhi.
" Nervousness, Epilepsy; Impaired Nutrition Of
I0e Body Lassitude; Weakness of the Limbs
and the HatI; IndisIositicn, AM lrcagD,i:y for
s!udy aUd Ia.o.; Dniucss of Apprehension;
los. Of Memory Aversion 90 Society Lsvo of
Solitude: Imid:ty, self Disirrsl; Dizziness;
Heai!che; Affections Of 'he Ewes Pmpes On
the Fscc; lEvouutnrv Emissions ard Sexual
inc'pacily; ti;o Consequences OF YcutAiul lnIIs.
crclioG. &c. Sc.
- his adnirat'e Lecture cleorir proYes hat
'ne above enumerated, o!ton sell afflicted. c,ls
may lie removed vihou. medicine and vijhou;
dangerous surgical operations. and shouId be read
~ every youth and every man in the Land.
sen! under seal, 10 any address, in plain.
seated envelope, Oh the receipt Of six cents ty.o
pos'ose stamps, by addressing
DR.. CHAS. J. c. KLINE
1877 Bowery, New lorS, Post Office Box, 1858.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-22

ST. LorIs, March i4-The following s
copy of the official despatch sent TO :he
Secretary OF War
"After several days skirnishing and
uumber Of attempts Of the enomys gun p'hoats
to dislodge General Pope's batteries at FONT
P,eassut, the enemy hes evacuated bis fort
and entreuehments ~ New Madrid. leaving
MI his artillery, field batteries, tents, wagons,
muller, &c, and un immense quantity OF mill
;sry stores.
"brissdisr General llamltcn now occupies
tbs'place.
This was the last stronghold OF the enemy
IL this State, aud no Rebel dag is now flying
in Missourl.
ST. LoUIs. March Is.
General Pope, 10 despatch to General
Haleek, says:-
"our ,pscess at Nav Madrid has been
greater than reported.
Twenty Eve pieces Of heavy artillery,
itwenty four pounders and rihed,) thirty two
tstterlrs of 6eld artillery, an immense qusn
'tily Of fixed ammunition, several thousand
small arms. hundreds of boxes OF musket
cartridges, three hundred mules, tents for an
army Of - 900 men, and on immense quantity
Of Other property, Of not less value tbon o
million dollars, have fslleu into our hanos.
The men only escaped. The enemy's
whole force is demorazed, and dispersed in
the swamp on the opposite side OF the river,
"The enemy abandoned their works so
Lnrriedlg as TO leave all the baggage o! their
officers and the knapsscks OF their men.
Their dad were uubured-their suppers were
on the sI5es, aud the candles burning 10 the
tents.
a flrious thuOdsr storm, which reged al
nipht. enabled them TO get across the rive
yithou; being discovered. Our heavy batter.
was established during the night OF the I'm
within eight HUNDRED yards OF the enemy'
works, and opened at daylight on The l3lh
iust thir,yfour hours after the suos wef
delivered 10 US at Cairo.
"Duriog the whole Of yesterday our line
were drawn closer around their works, unde
furious FIRE of sixty pieces OF artillery. Ih
fear OF on assault Oh their works at dsyheb
induced them to fec precipita.ely during ID
night.
"Msuy prisoners have been taken, aud th
colors Of several Arkansas regiments,
"Our lose is about fifty killed aud wounded
"lIollips was in command OF the tleet, an
Geusrsls McConn, Stewart and CAN'T OF ID
lsud forces. The gun boats went down ID
river"
General Pope has twenty i've heavy gnI
shi txe works ~ tks enemy. Which eonusu
tv,,, ,cia, of =. r'ru.
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FsHEUM cS!
LELAND'S
\ \ 7 I-R II Z I N ATTIC BAN y
PERM MANENTLY CURES
r Fl z, u I'VE "A, T = {, w :

IN ALL IT'S VARIOUS Forms.
Acute or ln1lmmatorY Ct5ouic Lumbogc,
Scstics, pleurodyne, &c.
Stiffness OF tho Joints & mps--Copts
Neuralgia ard uli Nelvous AG,ctons--Erg.
sipelas Salt l;henm and S.ruILiuus Eruptuus
OF the body Ncuiruiizes tie impurlle5 u
the Blood ond Fluids Of the whole svstum,
nnd eIiectuai!y contrrNCtiDg Mercur.4i aid
ether poisonous Influences.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-22

WI OLESALE AGENTS IN NEW YORK
CITY.
ShieItln Brothers X Co. Hur-h', Riscv& Kitchen.
A FuhustucE. HUNK Co. Bash Gale y Robinson.
4 d X - Sands Co NJ Ward, Close " -.
Wheeler 4 Ilari, Mchlssnn : Robbins.
James Aspuwal, ID : Barnes x co
Morgan and Allen + Wells 4 Co.
Han, RuckrI & Co Iazciic, MarshS Gardner.
Thomas and Fuller Hal, D&nu ANA Co,
UVs Conrad Fox.
and others.
PHfLADELPris, IA.
T W nyott md Co, Robert shoe maker and Co
u \ F.AustocA Gnd Co, French, Richards and Co,
and o4,rA
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SOLD Every whereby
All Wholesale Druggists iu large citie&
Some Of the
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nni hy
Druggists, Grocers. Storekeepers and Retailers
generally ia all Country Towns and Villages
In the
UNITED STATES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-13

srass ~ II Aes,Asuoa eerslasaetsf t. persy;
ard = dsaKnaston Oh = Uaian pasty - - -
snocratto psrsy made Mi splritle*s fes4e1nee ~
ihs e6nvAse. ffcn Nhatsvtr s.nsa - - naes
ssvs : snss 10 ! ss-aSsrsSs isg.ss. tAsir mn
nj sAsao4os. - whne layai Rspahtisene hA1s
adheesase ~ ss1 banaee = ~ Ulna p1fy, NJ
Ds3eexakss party he's fallis1 - oAde w9sroos
pcii:icai sscesdsasy LyA Democrats ID oonsid-
sabis nnmbcr sssainIng he name Of Democracy
rom habit. sad not 6ecanss they oppcssd tn
r,nicn are class6ed BY The other party - aoppos.
our representatives abroad tuas should dasreud
into ss,y sminatio Of the rsasive pFircipl-s or
polscies Of tbs .wo pae,iss. II VIII som - to
say that while there may be msn ef dount'ai
politieal wildom and virtue IN each rariy. and
waiie there may BE- dfsrsrc = Of opinion between
the tWo paetls1 ~ TO tia msnssrss bsst calculated
TO preserve The Union ard restore It, authority.
yet not TO be inferred that ether party, or any
Eta.ess disposed TO scssps isunIon under any cir
crmstanees or upon any terms Il y rather to b
uuders osd that the peop'e have become 90 conn'
dent II tho stability Of the Uuicn that partisan
do In such cases In an free coun.ries In this
county. especially tits q hsbit net only entirely
con- istsnt with tbs Consultation, bat even esssn.
tai 10 tia stability, to regard the Aduinistra.
ton NJ any time ska Ing ~ dissircs and sepArs-
bic from tbs 0ovsrnmen. itseif, SAD TO canvest
the proceedings OF the one without the thought IL
disloy atty 10 tbs other. Wa might possibly have
had lcks- success In srpp .essiag tbs insurree lon
II this habit could have tesied little longer In
sbeyanee; but, on the otter hand We ase uader
CD iga ions not only the integrity or unity
OF tue couatry bat also lite ines,i and precious
Constitution NO one csa safely say taat the re-
sump ION Of the previous popular habit does nat
tsua 10 this last and most important coasunima-
ton If a. lie same .ime, ~ We COZ iently cap Ct
the Unirn Itself shall b. saved.
I avn sr, your oosassnt servant,
WIN. II. ElwARD
Charles Francis Adema SC, &c, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-13

HELFASe OF MARYLAND STATE PRISONERS AND
TEna ARRIVAL IL BALrIaoRE.-rhe release a
tbs State prisoasrs SEA. from Mar, Lard on Thanks
giving Day at the North, has been noticed TIE
Following 10 the order cent 10 Fort w srren direct.
leg the reiesze of hose confined tnsre:
Col J. Dfxm!sS, u. 8 Army, Port Warren Boston
Tns Secretary of War directs thai yuu re.ssss
s.I tie Marylsnd State prisoners; also anr osner
Ssste prisoners ,sss may be in ycur custody and
report :, this Cfnce.
a(Signed, 4. D. TewSssND,
Asst Acj taeni :
True copy. J. DIMaicx
Col. lst Artillery. Com ss Fort.
Fort Warrea Nov. ~, 1882
The errivai II some OF the IL In Bat more ca the
% h is thus described by Of the papers Of that
city:
The announcement. that several more Of the IA
rylaud state prisoners, who were Internationally
released from For. Warren on Wednesday evening
last v oud arrive Ia this city on Saturday afser
noaa, shortly sftsr tire, O'clock sd III, effect Of
attracting TO the President street depot al imm
aaj enthusiastic asseriblaSe Of III ir III s and 40.
mrers, CT Doth 0, The train cam, into tbs de.
pot ut the regular hour, having en- bea-f II a
George WpiisKa Brown, late Mayor Of Baiiioer, !;
Oh G,orgs Kans. late Chief If Pbi,ss OF tiis
city, AID Ur, Oh ,rles Magili OF Hage stovn -
soou the Distinguished gentlemen aiiga,sd f'on,
tbs cara thsy Were sueroun'ied oy their fIisad
they had go long been abs, Mt, and loud All long
about Of sxu.,.iioa and y wsnt up from tbs vas.
ssssssclage Cheers upon cheers W. r. gis ST. with
q hearty Ecoj wiz, for "Assor Brown ''sarshai
Kane aud 'Dr Ma JILL All ii was vita greet
diffisuty that Co. IA eord be gotten TO u
riags aica was Ia waiting for him 40 great was
thu RI of shs ei.sd crowd, who ssemsd PSF
fsc:ly vi d with j,y. Add the cheering did no.
ce 80 atil tas csri.ges containing the late peis
oners were fairy out OF sigat.
A number Of those present followed the vshis es
for soms distance. aud, they passed up bait N
street e ri n lily recognition Wa, given III. m 81
kides. rfssc sesch.ng their re specsive CIV siisss
msnE ladies and gentlemen ca lied Aad paid heir r
spectA
Mr. & Teakla Wallis, q former member Of the
Legs.st If IsEyiasid fgoa this city arrived IL
the stsn Of Suaday morning. Col Kane end 1r
Brown have 4uesred an im2risonment Of oves sew
an eel months. Mr. Wallace upwsri of sixteen
months and Or kag:il for about year. Among
the Sta.s priso aers l.om Mary aad, OF wh,.s hsre
Q o a.oos thiry. released from tbs Ola cspto;pri-
sou al w ash ;Dgton. il Mr VIM. ks cf
this city, CLERK of the former Bsasd Of P,iics Com
miSsscnerx
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h Noetksn papers contain the diplomatic CDR
PsePeodsaes Of Secretary Seward with Ar. Adams
- q. q 4lnister At the Oours Of st. Jares, a.
yell - IL cfacialS Of the xnsish Government, in
rsGugsess - ths numerous questions that have
Ae1psa bstwesa the two 0ovsrnmsnts during tbs
pA ysae. We extract the following:
a8wARDb OPINION OF EMANCIPATION.
DGYA81HKHT o. STATE, WARRINGTON, Feb. II,
t1o-Ars Is y sepressnted 70 us that equally in
orout pssafn end IN Francs the cause Of the Uaiop
Is pessuaaee6 b. the assumption that the Govern.
nsas Wish uaintains II 4 favor~bls-os. at least,
~ unfovogahlo-4o the perpssuAtiou Of slavery
Tin ineAcsnt u one OF TIE mos, curious snd In.
stguoeAvo ooss which hes ocearrea In the conrs Of
~ AdniniGtsation wss elected and cau.s into
~ tags upoa the ground Of il declared oppoAition
% - exseMioo Of slsvsry. The parry 0f slave
~. ~ ths Esason, arrayed itself against NOT only
e. Admhistse&ion, bus the Onion itsalk. aud inao
GuEnlAa etvl war fos the oveFthrbW at the Uni n
onA - sa&ahlshHens Gf an exclusive slayeholding
Wifhoat s1fTsndering the Political principle we
sse lhsM 10 The hat.lsa eid and in defence Of tbs
Unk1a The contest iof life Absorbs vii the interest
49, Aadsx1Ae6s growing out tie pra7.ous contest
a. NoaA But 1Al aLu { . ils -1se. II the Con-
Ad9eaey provaia skve-y .i.a avs aesnstisutionai,
la1anats, nd &C. Aos ltsgd stssa. ..syotsd 70 1t
~ - t1u p raskouiit oU,>s & tAr issiOnal EXIT
90 n ths Union p. ssa.,-. ,ns l-ess.Hnsnt vii
~ s6Dinisso ID W majority EostAs 70 the forsih
eesisa asd psrpstuatio0 Of slavery Slavery ia tbs
slavsholiav sea&ss VIII ihess BE- left in the care of
~ Dee - those Sta just q Il was left q the
enssi ASoa Of ths 0ovsfnnens in Ill Of tAs stsaes
sep MaMschusetgk II migot admit of dcust
Whslnae & Wousd not have been able 70 recover lis
br1mee ssrsngsh bad the siSvehssdLg States y qai
eesse = II eiessian and .voidsd c'vl war but
What efo1nd Il thsrs 70 fsas such . rsnewsi #
.segtA atssr having been deisased IN aims against
-. : II opsrssiea Of ID. wSi We have on
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& - trsisdS wsDssrn visyhis deat seem 70
asrss neaag IS mannee thsif txsashsfy y - b
eouaanmsAs1 The following Aispaseh, dated
WAssllss. W ~ ssh last b Interesting:
TAA1eaass t61ay pssssl pfsamb's and fsso
Inttnn asHans 4oeth that Uri'sd B'Atea Senator
Garlic he'd vtalated ths ihssructions Il tbs bcdy
thas Sisese hs n taisias tcsu tain the sslmAts
efforts uf ha t&overnment 90 suppfsaa tise insuf-
rscsi,n, In opposing by his votes aud speechss
both Ia and ont ~ tina Uuised Ssatrs Senate.
measurss wh'eh wore sbsoluseiy snscsssafy 70
the prsservAti0n of the ueisu and endorsement
Of the laws, aud In oppoSing the admission Of
wssserl vifeinia - rew a'sts in.o tins Union. -
The res 1luton requsyted Mr. Carl,ls 70 reaiyn his
seat Ia tbs United states Senate. II vii cuo into
the House on Monsay, ana pass BY . large us-
jorisy.
In the House ts. day resolution ws' offered no
Questiug the D.. 8. House ct Representatives TO
pas the new State bill now pending bsiors II with.
ous alteration or amendment. /, VIII eems up on
Nonds ,. and pass by nearly unaclm ,ns vote.
The Governors AssFass, when wss sent into
the Lagislstare TO day. e1d3rBes tbs N anciPstion
policy of tie President.
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