EXTESOF ADVERTISING.
{our line- vr less «institute half I ﬁgure. Ton "ml
at more than (our, constitute a cum.
Emmanuday“ .... $0.25 One nq., (nudity-«ow $0.5!
“ uneven.“ 1.00 H one "aka“. 1.26
‘ ‘ one month- . 2.00 “ one month. ... 3,00
“ three months. 3.00 “ three months. 5,00
“ ﬁxmonths.‘ . 4130‘ u nix months... 8.0)"
“ one year..." . 5.00 “ one yang" 10.00
113' Business notices inserted in the LOCAL comm, 9’
before marriage: and deaths, nu: ours PER Luz: for each
insertion ‘l‘o merchantsand others adurtiningby the yen
iibard ta. 1: will be olfered. -
11:? The numbarox' insertions must be designated on tho
d'erﬁnlelmnmigﬂ- a Death» ‘ll b.
‘ a" W! inserted.
new: as regular advertigmmonte. . _n u“ “m.
”'l9, Entaﬁmterp,’&£.
GHOOL BUOKS.—-School Du-ectora,
Teachen, Parents, Scholars, and omanﬁn want of
school Books, School Suﬁnnety, 5a., will ﬁnd a. complete
gsortmant at E. u. POLLOOK Jason’s BOOK STORE,
gaunt Square, Harrisburg, comprising in part the follow-
l ‘" > .
DEEADEBS.—Mcaulsy’s, Parker’s, Cobb’s, Angell’l
32:1.an BOOKS.—Mcﬂuﬂey’|, Oobb’i, Webster")
ﬁn'q,3yarly’ﬂ.combﬂ’q. _ .
ENGLISH. qnmmm..mmon’s Smith’s, Wm
MEE?’ Montetth a, Tnthill’s, Hart’s, helm.
rom.—éﬁmhmm, Davenport’l, Frost’s, Wil
lon’l. Willﬂ'd’l, Goodrich'p, Pinnock’a, Goldamith’aand
Gmk’s.
Ammc’s.—Greenleat’a, Stoddard’s Emerson‘s,
Pila’l. Rose’s, album’s, Smith and Duke’s, iiavie’l- -
mALg-EBBAS.-—Graenlaaf’a, Invia’n. Darn, RII’I,
I.
Defa'HONAßYS.——Wﬂker'l School, 00121)“, *Wnlkar,
Wows-tam Comprehensive, Worcester: Primary Web
ster’s Primary, Webster’s High 5611001, Webaht’l dunno,
Academe.
NATURAL PElLO§oPHES.—comnock’a Parker’l
W’s. The above nth 3 great “ﬁaty “other! can a}
any ﬁne he found g! my ﬁlm. Also, a. complete “sort,
meat of School Stahonary, swimming in the vhl Is I. coll
plets outﬁt for school pugpnsop. Any book not in the More,
mounted \t one day: come. . .y ' -
113’ Country Merchants mpphod It wholesﬂo ram.
WAGS—Jenn Baer and Son’s Alumna to: ads at
I. M. POL-[:00]! a; SON’S BOOK 81‘0“, Whnrg.
[s' Wholesale and natal. ‘ . my]
JUﬁT 16:0 E-I‘V Egg
:4?!” , .
Bonn:E'nn’sfmbxsmo‘hﬁ,
ADAMAN TIN]? SL4! TES
OF VARIOUS SIZES AND 231038, ‘
Which, to: bunt! Ind 1180:. “not be ﬂeshed.
mmnﬁ rm: Pﬁdg * ‘ :
SCHEFFER’S 300:81083.
no, 18 WERE- Inlrﬂ
BOOK AUCTION.
BE N F . FBEN C II
Will supply his old friendly“! outometl with the
following Book: It Auntionpdcen :
~ rum: Miro-m 10 vols” (template, 4 mutations
”34,,“ mac“, 3 10b.) ,gomplete, mush-“MAM
illuminated, 812. . ' ' ~-- -
luau-I’s Expedition. 2 1015., complete, lllutntegi
ﬁlumimtetl, $lO. - a ‘ - __.
Congressionnl Globe, 31 50 par; volulne. , ‘l V
Waverly Novels, complete,3l2’vola ~' cloth, no. .
th“ u if ﬂ?9ll..h!lf°ﬂ§s§4'§ M”:
e. e. , .- ‘ ‘
All ofthe above Boeh‘l will deuver‘in Esrrllbm
Ree of charge. , . _ BEN I. FRENCH,
_ 2'lB Pennsylvania. Avenue, Williamson, 1). 0.
fem-dist , " " ' '.
N. E W B Q, 0 K 8 l ‘
:usr RECEIVED V
“SEAL AND SAY," by thqauthor of “Wjde,Widu
World ” “ Dollars and Gents ” aw.
unfunny or unmouiswm; A.Btevenl, 1.14.1).
for 1118 tt BOHEFFEBS BOOKSTORE,
31:9 . , No. 18 Marks 31;.
JUST:REGEIV:ED,
A man AND spmunmgssonmnm or
1:1ch GILT AND ORNAMENTAL
WIND 0 W. ..C‘U B. T A.I,N;Sr,
. PAPER, BLINDStH.
, 0f various Designs and 00hr}, fox-8 gents” '
TISSUE PAPER AND cur FLY PAPER, _
A 9 [mymn sonmmws BOOKSTORE.
‘NALL PArEﬂ! WALL ”2mm
Just received, our Spring Stock of WALL PAPER,
BORDERS; FIRE SGBJE-ENSI «c.. &o._ It is the hugging.
and Best selected unorlmunt m the city, ranging in prloe
ﬁomaix (6) cents up to one dollar _snd iquurtur ($1 .'ﬁ.)
A! we purchase very low for mh,.wu mm prepared to
3011 It as low rates, if not lower. than can he had elsu
vhero. 1f purchasen will call sud examine, we feel
conﬁdent thnt we an plane than: in respect to price
and qualily. E. M POLLOCK a; sow,
31:3 Bolow Jones’ Eom‘ Market Square.
LETTE R, GAP, NOTE 1" ‘BERS,
Pens, Holders, Pencil-z Envelopqs, Sealing Wax, of
the best quality, at low pncas, direct from the unnu
hctoriel‘, st
mum
SGHEFFER’S GHEAP BOOKSTORE
LAW BOOKS ! LAW BOUKb I l—A
garters] unortmont of LAW BOOKS. all the State
Report: and Stand-rd mammary Works, with many of
the old English Repotts, soqrcgzud ran, togazher with
a Inge unoxtment of anconda Ind Law Books, It very
kw prices, at the on: pricc Boohsu'n'e of
EM. POLL-00K an SON,
Market Same, Harrisburg.
myB
ﬁlistellamoua.
ANAEBIVALUF
NEWV 600138
urnornmm TO THE SEASON
SILK LINEN PAPER
‘I'ANB! FANS” FANS!!!
. morn". “Whig-inn 1.01 or '
'arLlcsn t‘Ist'HJING 'R 003::
' marlin Gut and Hair sno'qu Grass Linen, Silk
and ﬂu: Buried meg-and a. generaf mortment o! _
11311.11“; TACKLE!
‘92:“ um“ or
WAL K IN G ,CANE 8:
Which we will sell a.- ehetp s: thé cue-peg“
Silver Head Loaded Sword Hickory Prue,
Omen! Canon! Cine!!! ’Cn‘ueu! Gan"!
KELLEB’B DRUG AND HANDY STORE,
O. 91 YAMS'S STREIT,
South side, one (loot out a! Fourth street in.
B J. HARRIS,
‘ _ WORKER m rm, . ’ .
V . SHEET IRON, AND
- METALLIC ROOFING,
Second Street, below (Mums,
‘ - _ ' HARRISBURG, PA.
la prepare: to an ordun for my aryiclo in' his hramh or
mariners; audit minor: hand, he will nuke harder on
short notice. ‘ ,
METALLIC ROOFING, of flu or Gnlnniud Iron,
mtmtly on hand. ‘ ‘
Also, Tin and Shoat-Iron Wire, Spurting, he. » .
He hopes, by atria: uttention to the want: 0! his cuto
uerl, to writ Ind naive u genounu ohm of public: pate
mange. ,
ET Ivory prom!» “ﬂatly {Wk J HARRIS
ﬁnd-guy] ~ . . amnlLStreet..bol'aw Chantal.
FISIII!
noun“, (Nos. 1, 2 and 3.)
SALMON, (very superior
BRAD, (Mesa and very ﬁnEéBRING .'.; l
8! I'B If 0
con man. ‘( g
SMOKED HEREING. (extra. Dlgby
aoorcnmmnmu. ‘
amnmnsmnn ANCHOVIES.
_ 0f the shove we have Mackerel in whole. half. quarter
gm! eight}; bhli. Earring in whose Ind half bbls.
The anti" lot new—manor noun“ “saunas, and
win an them at. the lowan market man. . '
:ole . WM. DOCK; 13.. 8c 00. .
1&1th BIBLES fro
F strong nnd mammal; wind, NEW]: 22‘ $lOl
nth olagant clan new type sold n 5 ”1191',
IBM 2 ._ wEéFI’ER’S Ghost]: “001 hr.
ANBERRIES! Hr—A SPLENnm Lor
Glistnuiﬂik’i ' ' .;s'-
70:11.0
FOR 3 's'hpeﬁor and cheap, TABLE or
Skunomgdta’ " - - , "
mum’s DRUG 510 mg;
NEW"- amen Hdek-bi
mm 3"”W’nds'sgﬁtuws mm
SPER9 “my,
"$3l: "ulna by" ' ‘7‘ max. 33-. ‘7
3“ tie in Int f [Ritiﬁ-idof' I”
FISH”!
WMiDDOK. 3!... k 00.
. v ,_ . _V y“: 1 ’
' I muigH|Hq% ’WB ' “I u
' W i 4;»- ' ‘
VOL. 3.
‘ ﬁncm Stables.
CITY LIVEEY STABLES,
ﬂ BLACKBERRY ALLEY; @-
IN THE REAR or HERE’S HOTEL.
The undersigned 1m! re-commen ed the L I VE‘ R Y
BU—sINEa‘S in his NEW AND SPACIOUS STABLES,
[outed as above. with a, large and varivd stock of .
HORSES, CAﬁRIAGEs AND 091le USES,
Which he will hire' at modemie rues. -.
octlS—dly " F. K. SWAR’I‘Z.‘
FRANK A. MU EBAY“;
Subcsssor to Wm. Parkkill, ‘
LIVERY Gs EXCHANGE STABLE
THIRD STREET BELOW MARKET.
f> . .': .177": ‘.
’.xuq.‘ / .
“ ﬁst/’93 4 3’ >
' -::>, £2»:- , . - . , K ‘
'ui-EYN f ‘ 'I .
Emmi; pitchugd'tlie interest ox I. Q. Adam I: in.
olfablilhmont, ind nude large addition to the ﬂock, the
udeniguedin prepared to accommodate the public with
SUPERIOR HORSES l'or Saddle or Cum-in‘: put-pong, Ind
with gun variety of VEHICLES of thd t ind ' melt
spammed atyle‘s, on “mmblo'terma. ‘ .
LEASURE PARTIES will he ”command with On
alumna 1t abort noﬁue.~ v »
fOu-rizgol mid Omnibus», for funeral mam ‘ona, will be
finish .3000de bycareful and obliging drivers. .
3 Ho invimninlmtion, of his stock, ultimo-i. _ﬂnt ill!
fully «pill to tilt of tiny oth” establishment or the kind
in town. . . [RANK 1. “UREA!
BRANCH STABVLEI;
Tho Marginal bu opened I branch ofrhioﬂwarym
lxuhulge Stable” in the buildings luhly occupied by A.
W. But, in Fourth street, 41th the Bethel, when h.
it {urn-ed to uncommon“ the public with Horton-and
Ye icleq, it all tings, on muonpble terms. Bin-tack ll
lugs and “tied, and will recommend itself. "
Inlﬁ-dﬁ ; i - FRANK A'. MURRAY. -
ﬁlizteuantaua;
TAKE NOTIJGEI. '-
TM "’llqu teccnjly aided to om- ,aquldy full, stock
_0 F 'S EGA B S ‘
LA NOBEA’I'XS, ' .V = -
KARI nun.
,_ .; _‘ - - 21.310310” .- ,1, ~
. . ..H LABANANA.
OFHPERFUMEBY __,
Fonz-rnl-Hunnimﬂx‘ni: ~ : « ‘. -' ‘ ,
TURKISH ESSENCE, ~ ..1 .
r, . ODOR 01' ME,
_ -.. -_ ;; mum’snsswog BOUQUET.
roxrulnm: _ .V _, ~ . , .. ‘1
EAUL’UBTEAL?" “ ”' "’ "'
> one“ Iznnjpourwu, _ ‘ - -
* ‘ MYIZTLEIND VIOLETIOMATUM.‘
sl'oanonnntom- ‘ ‘v ' ' ‘1
'.'ILLQOP VENIOE,’ a >' ‘ ' - ‘
73 -“~ ‘BOBEIIEEAE‘POWDER, ' ‘ '
1 . v ‘ NEW’MOWN EAYPOWDE‘R, ._
‘ * BLAH!) DE PEDLEB. ‘
“a; O-F -SOAPB
Bull’s Inner ' ,
uossnosn, , n .. 2 - H. .
nnuzom, -' » ‘ - , , .
UPPER TEN, :-
. . VIOLET," n , .-
r z, :. ”21.. , , . NEW HOWE-HAY.
“ . - -.- 's,.JOOKE;Y&LUB.
Having the Ingest ﬂock and but “Hartman; of Toilet
Articles. waqucy that we are hatter able than our com
petitors to get up a complete Toilet Set“ my price (18-
gited. (annual sea. .. . A. ' 3,
Always on ham-I. SPRESH Stoekof DI; ”GS. MEDI
CINES, CHEMICALS, kc, cunueqnpnt‘ of our re
ceiving 31mm: daily additions hereto. ‘
‘ KELLER’S DRUG AND FANCY STORE,
91 Market Street, .tyoﬁoon glint of Fourth Sheet“
lepﬁ ' ’ South‘sidu. _ ' ' "
1’ #2293}! xx EOUN M Y 1
, :54. canny.» II; :3 ' , imbue-lit: r
J O HN‘J: ‘OSLER &-’BROT HE R, ’
‘ (succassoas to nuns I. an.) '
Fomﬂums AM) 'MACIIINIS’I‘S;
Cm mngyluania Railroad and State Street, ~
' HARRISBURG" 'I'A. - -‘»
MILL ,GEARINGLIRON FENCES. RAILROéD
«- - ANDicANALFWORK, : "
' an ALL ”sensuous or ' ’ -
.IRON GIA'S’XII‘N'GS ‘
on HAND 03 MADE r 0; ORDER. .
MACHINE WORK AND , \REPAIBINQ PBOMPTLY
. ATTENDED TO. . : i 1 '
P‘A'i'IERN-S .“M‘IA DE T'OORDER.
To in»; ginkgo uiﬁ éomplote unortmclﬁ of Enema
to neléet from. ._ . I [“122
J U S T R E G EIV EJD !_ -'
, I 9 mt. ”gong“: or V ‘
HUMPHBEY'S HOMEOPAIHJC SPEcIHcs!
to wagon wi‘xrixln in" ', 2 ' '
Aunmmn o_lr. THE AF'FL'ICT'ED:
For his 3' ... _ ' .
‘ v.., u .- dentin-ms nooxs'ronn,
~ 7 ' No. 18 Mtrkat at 7
‘N’ E -0 IF F‘E R T 0
‘CUSTOMERS f
V "A' Ne'w Lot of ' ' ' ,
'LADIEB’ Punansw: ‘
0! Beautiful styles, substantial], made :
A Splendid Assortment of T ‘
GENTLEMEN ’B‘ WE‘L‘LLETS.
A New nnd magi!“ Pix-fume,
KNIGHTS lEMP‘LARS’ noqun'r.
Put np'7in' Gilt Glass Engraved Bottles.
- A Complete Assortment of
EAND'K‘E‘RGHIEF P ERFUMES,
' ,0} the best Manufacture.
- A ion-y Handhomo Vnrloty of‘
POWDER PUFKBOXES‘. -_
‘ ' ' ' KELLEB’B DRUG STORE, . 4'
5131 91 nuke; purest;
ESTABLISHED IN 3181'0.
FANCY DYEING ESTABLISHMENT.
' J a: W. JONES, No 432 Nﬂ'tont Street, above 011-.
lowhﬂl, Philadelphia. aye SILKS, WOOLEN AND
FANCY GOUDS al" eveny‘dueription. Their suparior
style of Dyeing 'hudiw and Gentleman’s Garments in
widely known. ‘Orapmimu merino Shunt: dyed the most
brilliant or plain colors. Crap‘ Ind Merino Shun;
élenned to look like ”yr—also, Gentleman’s applrel.
Curtains,’&c.s cleaned or re-dyed. - -
13’0“! sud look In our work before going clap.
where. V . Bepll-daln
CHOIOEAESAIUGI‘ES}
WORCESTERSHIBE-
Lucmxow CHUTNY, 1
CONTINENTAL, '
SOYER‘S SUL’I‘ANA,
ATHENEUM, ‘ -
LONDON GLUE.
SIR ROBERT PEEL,
INDIA 80?, "
, "EA DING SAUCE,
ENGLISKPEPPEB SAUCE.
For 3:50 by WM. DOCK, 53., & 00.
my ‘ ‘ . . r,
DY OTTVJLLE GLASS ‘WORKS,
PHILADELPHIA,
' , lAXIII'LO'IUBB
‘OA‘RIBOYS, DEMIJOHNS,
WINE, 20mm, MINERAL WATER, PICKLE AND
PRESERVE BOTTLES
, or In“ buncunmx. -
A --,‘ H.B.&G.W.BENN
cum-ﬂy ' "21 South Eront Iteret, Phimfﬁik .
31H STRUOTION IN MUSIG.;
‘ , . “—.. ‘ ' : - ,
. - r; w.wnnn‘n, nephew ind night 5y tie well "‘-
:nemberad In. I. w. mm,“ numb , my.“
10 {"9 lemma ln‘ music upon the 'PlﬁO, , IDLIN
-21:. LO3 "01.112116 $1.30!]. “Haziénigi‘v‘oniogﬂm‘ﬁ
, unaware titre.‘ " "a ’
w" ~=~ 'vw'wm’
S 21‘ SLBW‘hgtgre lg the PM?
HARH ISHU HG.’ PA., SATURDAY, L)E(L)BER 22, 1860.
tont.
T‘O THEPUBLIC!
, JoﬂN TILjL’S
.COAL Y~ARD9
SOUTH SECOND STREET,
BELOW PR‘ATT’S ROLLING MILL,
HARRISBURG, PA.,
Where he has communion hand
[mums VALLEY BROKEN, EGG, STOVE AND
NUT GOAL
“.89,
wnxnsmnm: smum‘ou, BROKEN, Mon:
mm mm- c 041,, - . .~ .3 . -
JILL OF THE BEST QUALITY. ‘
It will be delivered tokrconsumers clean, had full
weightwunantsd'.» . "1;. ‘-;~.i : '
{l3’ GONSUMERS GIVE ME A CALL FOR YOUR
wmsnnnsuppm; ’ ’ Ij,, , :
. 11? Orders left rt my 1903139, in' Walnut. street, nehr
Fifth; or st Brubaker’a, North streetgl. L. Spears,
Market Square; Wm.'Bostick"a, corner ofﬁce'oud and
South streets, and John 1.115316%}, ,Spcond pmd Mulberry
streets, will mam ﬁrompt attention.
jylS—dﬂm J GEN TILL.
C‘o AL! 0 'O"‘A LI !'
ONLY mum IN TOWN‘ THAT DELIVERSJ-
COAL BY THE
P A T E N TRW-E-I’GH: ‘G A R 'l‘ S!
‘Nq Jr Is 271;; ‘ TIME _
For emery familj to get in theirjupply 0: 0011191; in:
winter-4761311“ at their door by the Patent. Wc‘iglp
Carts. TM accuracy of they: Cart: no one disputes. ﬁnd
they never got out of prdeﬁ-u is fregqutly the case of
the Platform Sales; Midas, the consumer has the
utiéfactlan of proving the weight of his Got! It his
o‘ni house. ‘ ' .‘
I hue I large amply of Coal on hand, ctr-:2:: ng of
s. n. 0038 mum vintﬁ colt: amine».
WlLn'snmnn : . do,” ~ "
m'mumous BROAD rO9 . do. '
All 001.1 9f the l)’esi"q’in¥li£yr ﬁned, and delivered {tea
from :11 impirmua; gym 'l‘ﬁﬁn. ramg,’h{'§he hm olr
n: Inﬁeningleﬁhalf or thin-«hit tons, and by thehluhel.
' V ’ * ‘ ‘JA‘MES, u: Wilma]; j
Kurisburg,‘September 24. 1360;491:250. ' _ ' ‘ A
, Ps34’él'ENT W'E'IWHf‘UARTs,
‘ rob the bennpien‘ce of my numerolia ‘up towg'cuetom'j
en,‘ I hive eetubliehed. in'corlqééticjﬂ: mph unfold yen}:
I Brinch Guhl~Yard QPbosite North street.“ '5 line‘vj‘t
the Peunaylvenle penal, heving'the‘o'ﬂice' furnish-1y been:
pied by Lir B._Hm‘gis. when: managers of Coal in glut
vicinity mid Nerbeln-town eel: receive their'Coul by. the
i .IjA‘TENJ‘ W-EIG’IIﬂABTS,
"WITHOUT EXTRA CH4RGE‘FOR HAUL‘ING.‘
And many qhunﬁity'they mayﬁeslre; u'low I 8 ’cqn be
[laminated any-where. - - “ = ' ’ - >' ' - 5 1
FIVE THOUSAND TQNISV‘COAL ON ‘HAND, ’
0f LYKENS VALLEY nm'i WIpKF-SBARRE, all sizes.
1L? Willing lo mummy: four prigu'ﬁbm'sunwilliug
to be undersuld by any panics. F 1 .-: '‘- -‘ “ '
{FAN Coal forked up and delivered elem and free
from all ingpuriliesynnd the beet-etticle mined.
Orders receiver! 19,! either Yurdvill be promptly ﬁlled,
at! all goal dellw red by the Perm! Weigh Carts‘. '
*Oonl sold by Bout,- Oar lead,'el.ngle, half or third of
tons, and- by tlw bushel ‘
R, ‘ _ _ JAMES, M 3 WHEELER
‘lla'rrisburg, Oct’ober 13i186‘1;—fdct15 ‘ "f' “" '
LYK ms .‘v A LLEY N UT! "(MAL—A _
1'»; Sale n TWO DOLLARSPEE mu. ; ~:
15‘ All Coal dolimred, by EA'I'ENT WEIGHC'A RTS
' ' ‘ "'. " ' JAMES M.WHEELER.
1E? Gawain-area from both yards. ' ‘ noll
ﬁleﬁital‘;
HELMBDLD’S v . ' BELMBOLD’S
HELMBIILU}S ' ~ HEI.MBO4.D’§
HELMBOLI’S ' HELMBULD 5.
Ii ELMBOLD’S ‘RELM lillLD’S
HELM B! ‘l. ”’3 H ELMBOVLD’S
HELMBOIJJ’S - 'HELMBO‘IQD’S
HEL‘MBOLD’S- HELMBOLD’S
~ Extract Buehn, Extract Buchu,. - -.
. Emma; ﬁnchu, Exnnqt Bnuhu, _
Exzrmt uumm, mnmct rJnrhu,
Extract BueGu, Extract Bnahu, '
Ext act Bach“, Ext-act Buchn,
Emmet Bucuu, Extrnct Bucuu,
* ' ' Extract Buchu. Extract Baum}, ~
FOR SECRET-ANN 115lede dz-ISORDERS.
EUR ,SEQRET AND. DEL ICATE,;.DISORUERS.
E 0 Ii SECRET 4NI) D. R'LICATE D‘ISORD KITS,
FUR SEER ET AN" DEL'TGATE‘ DISnRI'ERS.‘
FOR SECRET AND DI-LIUA'I'E DISORD ERS'
FOR SECRET A. ‘1) DELICATE;DISURQEISS.’
FOR SECRET 'AND. U'EL‘ICATEHDISORDERS.
- ' ' ' A Poi-mu: and Speciﬁc Kennedy." ' ‘
‘ A Positive and Speciﬁc Ramsay. ' '
. .‘ A .quiljye and 8923116 _Bunpdy- _: ;
, “IA Posﬂivo and Speciﬁc? Remedy. ~ .
'A Positive um prciﬂc Remedy. '
A 20.91 in and ﬁpwﬁc Benn-6y; "
A Paqitiva and Bﬁoclﬂc Remedy. .
‘ FOB DISEAS‘ 8 ul?‘ THE _
BLADDER, GRAVEL, KIDNEYS, DROPSY,
BLADDER, GRA-VEL, JiIDNEYS,-,DROPSY,
BLADD ER, G'Rd 731., ‘K IDA‘EYS, DBO PSY,
BLADDER, KGRAVEL, ‘KIUNEYS, ,DROPSY,
BLA‘UDEB, 68.4 VEL, KIDNMYS, DunP-j-Y,
BLADDED', GRA VEL, ansys,,: DRanr.
BLADDER, GRA FEL, ,KID NE Y 5. DROPSY,
.- ‘ ' ORIiANI-l vacuums, ‘
' , - ORGANIC WE ‘KNii-‘ls, ' '
2. _ : onuamo, wuxnwss, '-. . -
ORGANIC WEARNESS,
ORGAI'I 0 WEAKNESS,
unGANIc wuuwss, ,7 '
4511' all Dunn: of mama Organ. , ‘ '
And all Dismiss of Sexual urgans, _ .
’ ' And all Dumas! of Sunni: (h'gum; ‘.
4nd 1211- Diana of Sexual ngunsg
And all Discuss; of Sexual Organs,
. > And all Disiascs of Sexual Organs,l
. =ARIBING FROM “
- Excnlmlmerusg-un'l Impl'n-‘lenciel‘ in Life.
Excuses; Bquanru.,m,l,lmpmdenqngl in, Lifow.
Exams, Exposure-, and Impr'n'ﬂvnciaa in Life.
Elan-ﬂed, Exuoinma, and Immudenciea‘in Life. '
- Enema», Exact-mu, and Impmdenciel in Life.-
, ‘ Excuses, Expgnqnu, and Imprguenciel in Life. ‘, .
Iron: ﬁha‘tenr ctgu'gliigjgaﬁig, nulyhethat uxisling m
mm: ‘bk'iﬁun,
' tangles. “to no;more Pim! They no of no an.“ for
Compladnlq incidmt he 'he sex. _Uso . ‘ ,
’ ‘_ I‘3 XI‘BAGT BUOHU. ' '
Holmbold’s Extract Buchu is I‘ Medicine which" in pa?-
fectlr 1113 mm :1; it: ‘ , . . -
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SATURDAY'MORNING, DEC. 22, 1860
THE NATIONAL CRISIS.
SOUTH CAROLINA'DECLARES"HERSELF OUT OF
' > ‘ THE UNION.
CHARLESTON, Dec. ‘:2o.—The Convention as;-
sembied this morning, and after-prayer the roll
was called, . . ‘ , V ,
. A resolutionﬁt‘o invite-the‘Mayor of' Cﬁaﬂe's
lon-to a seat in the Convention, was amended
by 'msening the Govern'o'r'of the State; Presi
dent. of the Senate and Speaker of‘the House,
bud pnssed. ' ’ « 7 ’ ’ -
Th‘e Chair announced the appointment of u‘.
cnmmittee to draft. a summary of the causes 'of
secessiqn of South Carolina, and 9.150 four stan
ding comgnitt‘e'é‘s’f ‘ " ”W" ' z .
- M'r.‘ Rliett’s resolution t 6 appoint, a. Com‘uiit
(e; 121' thirteen to‘ pféyidé'for lh’é Eséegﬁblug‘e Of
a Gonvéqtion‘bfthe ée’ceaiug State‘s‘mid t 9 form
a: céfuscit‘utioa, was adapted. :_ j. ’ V?
' Mr.‘ Inglis made the rephrt’pf'th‘e' qomhﬁtt‘eé
to’prép‘nré and; dihfl. in ordinance propé'r, to be
a'dd’p‘lged'by' thebehVenﬁon, as“.folloivs; ‘_ _
f‘A'n‘p‘rdinazzé'e Ito : dissolve the . Unioﬁ ‘bet'we'en' the ]
Slateéfsmah'parozina and othef'ﬂtdt’qaﬂnz‘ted
with Ilér unde‘r (he campactj emiﬂéd, ‘Tﬁ'a Cowligw ‘
tip‘p'qf the United Stiles of America: "- j '
f‘We, the people'ﬁf the'Slate 'dl‘ Sbuth' Caro
lina, in Con‘Venti‘dnmto declare fungi ordﬁin, and
it is'ﬁgrréby declanod‘g'nd ordained, that thé‘br‘é
dinanga ndppteﬁh‘y'_ns in Conyemi‘dﬁh‘on thq
23d dtyjof‘May, A 2 D. 1788;1v‘hér'eby tb'é' Coné
stituﬁpn 6f the Unitpd Suites (if America. was
ritiﬁéd"; {may also, all hots, aﬁd' pa’rts «mugs,
of ghg Gen‘gral A's’Sembly’uf this State tatifyixjj'g
the auiéﬁﬂﬁierjté‘of the said Constimtioh, aye
hereby ﬁjpealed; 'ag'q mufﬁns Uﬁio‘i: how sub
sihtihg‘bew'e'ep ; Sduth‘ Carolina and the other
Smu’s, liifdeli'g‘he namé'p'f‘ thé Upited State; of
Anal-high heréhyﬂisiblved.” "" ‘ " ' '
The ordinance was taken up and passed by
a unanimogfiﬂ'ﬁféfﬂﬁa‘;s6l332l; a quarter
pas; one o’cliiizlkff-“ﬁ : '=‘
"As s‘n‘on‘hs *it‘é‘”"§§ﬁgé 1m! .’known jwithout
ghe‘do'ors ‘hfthqzﬂpénignﬁiQn, it‘ra‘pidly spread
WREephfeél. 311561135ng ‘cro'Wd _cdnected, and
'Wi'u'ﬁ‘nifed,ivitﬁ‘ipmeps’e"oheéihfg.' ‘_ “
7 ’ng‘gWi‘jeE mijnv'eﬂ ' that 1116 Clark‘telegraph to‘
glﬁ‘é‘iiﬁ‘ glam-u“ gig-,Cahg‘xse’ég 'at' Wgshin'gton.—
Caﬁ‘iédﬁﬁﬂimdusryi 1" '2' I 7
‘i "1 Mn‘lieggnssura owed a. rgéélutiijﬁ,‘ mm;
thiniﬁé'q‘ IB‘eV én'gwsgeﬂf bu ‘pﬁmﬁmént; undér
ah‘pﬁ‘fﬁiﬁéjbﬁaﬁ " ’of ' _'gh‘eﬁ Attorqeyse‘e'hermrand
digl'féa ﬂy: Vﬂx'o- Ifrésiiig‘ht.’ ﬁndin‘embets thié
eyeéihigfm fxpsti'me Hall, 91121 that. it. he places!
amoﬁ'g ‘fJﬁ‘é‘ﬁfchﬁzég ”ofthe Stagg'eAthe.‘l_iiem bets
pgoceexﬁﬁ'g llip‘re ’i'n‘p'ro‘cess‘ion ’at 'half-‘pasﬁsi'x'
b’élock'.’ ‘ZI'SCH‘, '» ‘ 7‘: - - V
’i’ﬂ'é.‘ Si’Giﬁfﬁ Enid—l think a; isp'écial matter
iuli-‘élhtih‘u‘ Wipe ordinance shpula'be' iihupg-ii
aiély‘canéider‘ed; To my 'qqqerscgmding' _th‘ere
is gi‘u Ciillﬁ'eél'or bf me Port. lid’r Pds‘tm’as‘téi‘ ‘niwi
‘withlh the limits of. Simth Cufo’lih'st. What you
11'th abﬁ'éjo-dili hasnxﬁhgdished the'auchqrit'y‘
of‘evgi‘j‘man iniSohph’" Carolina aerivi‘ng' his
authoi-i’r'y'fi-o‘m thé‘Generf‘Ll va'érnment'. lam
id‘fnidr‘ofﬂxis boqy milking such'provisioual
arrangements gnsinny 13¢ nbéggnry in the‘imeri
‘va!lt}¢{.yv¢en lfi‘i-s‘ihbmen‘t mid'the‘time thg Legis
mgwmwyaqm,‘ I‘agiﬂnpt, however, tofbe 1m;
pkicated‘ans‘ sqstgiiging the isle; thzjt. thlei'e‘is‘iid
lyﬁyful nqlhqlﬁitj Wimip £119: limit? Of 'the‘SLat'e
eieupt tjh'e‘ Ggueml ‘Gé'ygrum’é'ﬂtg‘ ' ' 1
. Mr. Gregg? s‘gﬁd—‘LAf‘t’er' Snuth ca‘rolinm hag
abrognlqd Ihé'C’o‘nhtiiutioufof the Unii‘e‘d Spares.
M'e its lawéglill‘of force? I thi’nk not. ‘All
the laws of Congress‘full‘ instantly to the ground
on Ihe act. of secession} '
Mr; Chtfevea said an immgnse‘el‘insmhns been
made in the~law, apd as it is necessary to "avoid
inconvenience to the people," we must, make tem
pnrm‘y arrangements to cari‘y on the deeljp
meat. ' ,_
‘ Mp. Gregg said there is now no law’o'nﬁhe
subjectior the collection of duties in' South
Carolina, now that we heve'aceoinp‘lished the
week of forty years. " ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘
_‘Mr; Ha‘yne shit! the Congressof the United
Stems is no longer our Government. It will
he for our Legssmure‘to say what. laws ofthe,
United Statesshallgheﬁominued‘and whatnot;
The simple act of secession . does not abrogate
all the laws, -We ‘ have ,a great many laws on
the statute book which ,were _pessedby the
Gavel-no; and PrivyConueil.. .2, . > g »
‘ Mr. Gregg said that, the Congressione'ljews
fprtheclolleciion of revenue are for the support
ofthe Fed} ml '(iovernment at. Washington, and.
these and all the Post. oﬁice laws fall on our
dissoluiion with that. Government; _
Aer. Miles,-—We have to deal with sternfncts
and realities, We must, prevent contusion,
anarchy and the disarrangement, of=9urf Gov
ernment, and things must for the, present re
main in,s_tﬁ_tu qua, or confusion will arise. ~
Mr. Hayne-ngn's sudden action is injun'oua. ,
Mr:.~Chesunt——Two qne‘stionsare involved—
our power‘nnd our duty. We mustgpreserve
our people, not only irom inconvenience, but.
a chaotic condition. We must verify such laws
as will best preserve us tram-“ealnmities. As
to our dui-y—will yon ‘turu='the .ship’ of- Siam
adrift, and if= soywhaLWill become'of its oﬂi
cer‘a? '-.' -. .A _
Mr: Mhsycke-There is no duvy for the Col-f
lecmr to- do. and the Post Ofﬁce is s‘w‘vepv. off.
My op’imon is that. ‘t-he‘prese'nt system‘of'p‘oslal
arrangements is «nuisance, and the public win
he better served byprimte parties between the
cities, ‘like'in Philadelphia and New York, with
a postage, of one deny instead of three, and lésq
important: places-mo'cents or more; ' ' ’
3M. Calhouw—Wg hdve pulled“the temple
down'rthnt had beeu‘bpilt. three-quarters "of a
century. - We must. clear the rubbish away and
rescoum‘uct another. - We are now homeless and
homqless, and must‘ becure ourselves from
stomns. 2 ' = "
Mr.- Dunkln—l! the ordinance be ratiﬁed,
things will go on in the 'Cuslon‘n House-and
Postoﬂice exactly as' nave, imijl otherarran'ge—
ments are made by_t~his Conrehliop. There is
nothing‘intbe ordinance Io aﬁ‘ect the dignity,
honor. or Welfare of the Stated: South Cerbli-f
m. We must keep'tlio ﬁheels of the govern
ment going, whether the Constitution of the
Uniled‘Starés is or is' not entirely abrogated
by the ordinance. Whal.‘ is a' legal tender gfbr
the pa‘ymenﬁ’of debts"? . Is it noyv‘lhe gold and
Silver of the United Suites ‘s‘ In case of the.
clearing and entry of veésels, we will be very,
liable 10 have the same conﬁscated. ‘
Mr. Gerroll;'l‘b'e present re'venue lugs can be
comi'uued till ‘tlze act, of the Legislature alllhori-f
ze‘s otherwise. ' . " ”
Mr. Bro wn-ATh'ere is no longer any cbmixiqui
gallon with the gqyérnmpntfrgm which We Have
JUBl‘ separated! f '" ' _ , , . A
Mr. DupkinL—The spiri't'of: {he ordinaece
temporarily auspeildq all laws mm tr‘eaﬁﬂ‘h
the General vaérqmeut. ' ' C j _
(Mr. Gregge'fhe President of the 11de
States has thrown'ﬁoivn the gauntlet m .11le
message. He lies’eaid' it‘ii hid duty t 9 0011?“
the revenue, add he will :19 it. On they!“
side the 'Fedérel Gov‘ernmeb'tkdlaims “-19 ".51"
and declare‘a‘its ihvleption 'tb execute ﬁlm}???
of _coll’eclixig' reteﬁ‘u'e' in our portal. On‘lgha
other eide,iyoifhn've de‘meal}!e m: MEL!
(min =u6jv’coda'promise; ~ n; ye pqqepgwﬁlq
m'eihiain" mm ﬁflféen mm??? parse-IA - 519 mg;
If'those 'iﬁlﬁoh'é‘d’b'y‘ the‘Con'grea's of $953.??-
ted Slates should continue to be lined, but
people would sutfex- a terrible calamity. As
for carrying the mails let the present contracts
be assumed by South Carolina. instead of' the
United States. =
Mr. Rhett—This' great revolution must go
on with as little danger as possible to the coun
try, by making (he Federal agents our machinery.
The Federal laws of taxation must not. must
over us. We are now contending with the
great principle of taxation._ I trust the present
system of taxation has fallen forever. .
- Mr. Burleell—We have seceded from the
United States and established our independ
ence. We, cannot. allow the United Stilt“ ‘lO
exercise authority over us any more; 1105.011"
postal convenience be sacriﬁced. if necessary.
Never ”was anything pin-chased Worth having,
unless at some cost. and sacriﬁce. ' '
Mr. Ma'syckeln regard-to the mail, :ill'Fed:
eml restrictions must be remand- Lela us
upgoint our own ofﬁcers. Let. the Collector of
the Port battle with! the difﬁculties as they
come. , .
At 3.40 P. M. the. Convention took a recess
to _meet at the Institute Hall, at half past six
o'dgck, for the pnrpqsenf signing the ordi—
nance of secession. - . ~. , =
As the members of the Convention were
leaving St. Andrew’s Hall, the chimes‘ of} St.
Michael’s Episcopal-Church pealedforth “ Auld
Lang Syne” and other tunes.
Tm: 'amdnssmn or sown omouxu. .
.. It. will be seen by the reporﬁ‘o'f p'rocee'di'ugs
of the ‘.‘Sovereig‘nLConvention” of South Carol
line, that thé-urdinauce‘ of seceiﬁibn has yes
terday passed by a. uhanimous ib‘tﬂ'f-in himply
repeéﬂs the-act by which the Sfatd‘io'riginally
entered into Federal Union witli" the other
twelve States cbnst’ituti‘nk the United States 01’
Ameribu. = ‘ ' ’-
The ewent hits been generally anticipated by
'onr‘readers, and'tlie act. itself only fulﬁlls g’en—
eral'expectation. In 1m a signiﬁcance, how~
ever; which it is impossible to regard without
deep emotion; and unless were is on instant
return to the obligations of the Constitution and
the equality of the rights of the Stolen-this- se
cession of South Carolina. is the beginning of
the e‘ngi. . i
Ths'faot that this “Sovereign Convention”
has been elected directly by the people; that
none but delegates pledged to secession were
qhosen, and no others entered the canvass; that
upon assembling theeqt of secession is prompt.-
ly“sdopted so soon as it is presented; and that
by a unanimous vote, skews the deep and Get
tledrpm-poss withvivhioh the Slots resents. ”It?
indignity of sé’éliopal lni‘rlessness to Whieh'sh‘o
has. been exposed. . f -. g'
This act of‘South Carolina will unquestion
alily'ﬁimpart’ a q'niekening inipulse. to‘ other
southern States, and there remains no, 110133!
now-but’in an unconditional return to the-Con
stitﬁtibn';ia;nd an ample recognitién'of the; fight!
pflheuﬁdwhhy the people of the, North [of 'th'e
restoration of Ithe Union—As n 'wss.-‘-'Balti
mareSﬁn.'Fegg.zl.“ ‘ ._' ,1; " '~ >‘ '
nu: SEA OOAST'DEFENGE'OF scum CAROLINA
"South Chroliiiu’. has a- sea. coast of' shunt two i
hundred miles lgng, onwliieh are WPPQFQW
harbors? river months-em} iﬂl2t§iﬁ§ﬁﬂ§s¢€g°f€
them} admitting duty ‘yesséls‘ zofgiiﬁugidgmglgkg‘
The Chsirleston‘_ Mériqury,"iin'réﬁéﬁﬁﬁg‘jﬁﬁﬁ'
matter, 'urgenil'y} recommends theﬁ‘ziii’lviyliietliﬁie‘
n‘doptioniof a _s‘ys't-ém of coast defence for till
'expoeedpoints, antl"says:'."_ V ' I '' ‘ ‘
. From “the. opens and accessible'phpracterz of
am roast, some‘ 'yqrsions {our Hgggféygil‘vjllpe
s‘oon‘ subject to predatory incﬁréinns.l;,,_£i‘glie
Northern seaports _nbound in muflawless-nalfd
recklesspepulation,’ many of them" *aceiréieingd
to maritime. pursuits. They are fastfféeling
the folly and rascnlity which have controlled
the politics 'ofﬂierNorth. Want. pf employméni
and its attending- destitution are ripening Linen":
far any mischief; South-Carolina will soon-'be
a fdreign and hostile region in their estimation,‘
and the cause of their present' suﬁ‘erings.’—
Some of. them. may seek - both plunder and
revenge, by making buc‘en-neering raids on the
most exposedeand defenceless part'of our coast.
‘ The Mercicry' g‘oes 'On to- rebommend _the
adoptionyof a. modiﬁcation ..of “13' system re
eonimendéd [by' Bonaparte, when anpmoer' of
artillery, to Ihe French Directoryﬁfor the pros
lecytiqn‘oi‘ smaller ports andtrondsteadsfrom
the insults of British cruisers. ,
APPEAL TO THE NORTH
. The Richmomi Whig, the leading opposition
drgan of the Smith, has an article .in its issue
of ‘December 13th; on the “Duty of Northern
State‘s and People,” which is well calculated to
stimulate the Northern people to earnest and
immediate eﬁ‘ort in behalf of the Union. The
Whig has always been bitterly hostile to those
whom it. loves to 'cnll uthe ﬁre-eaters of [he
Sohth,” But in scouts the idea that the present
great movement. in the South is a movement of
the “ﬁre eaters of the South." In declares
that it. iea great. movement of the people of
the entire South. ‘Sajs that newspaper—-
“ We repeat. and we would thunder it in the very
ears of the Northern State: and people, that the
secession ”separation spirit isfearfully rife in all
the Southern States, and is feaﬁfully inereaoiny
with each récum‘ng‘duy.” It' says’ there are
"thousands upon thousands of sincere Union men
at the South,” but not “a dozen submissionists
among-the numb‘er." SaysvtheWhig: ‘“ The};
oyo'for the UniOn upon the terms and' in the
spirit of the Constitution, and 'in no other
sense whatever; We all feel- sorely ‘ aggrieved
by the conduct of the N orth—we are on indig
nant at its continued aggressions and usurpa
tions; at its manifest disposition, as'evineed
in the organization of a hostile seetionol anti
slaveryp‘arty, and the eleotioil of a sectional
President to trample on our rights and himili—
ate and degrade us. We all feel that it. is time
for us to come to an understanding with each
omen—that it is' time for an honorable anti
permanently satisfactory settlement of the
dill'erences existing between us, or else for_ an
honorable, peaceable‘ and equitable separation,
The Whig continues: * _ ~‘
..s Though ardently attached to the ’Unxonj,‘
and willing to make any snc'nﬁce to ‘Pgeger'yh
it, yet there must be a cessation of “1.13. eternel
slavery agitatiunathere must be t} rigid com-‘
plinnce with the terms of the original compact
upon the part of the Northern States and peo
pie—there must b? a gepeol of your odious
Personal Liberty bills—there must be n faith-J
ful execution of the fugitive glove law—there
must be an abandonment of you: arrogant
claim to monopoly of the publio‘territories' :'—-
in n wordhth’ere Must be a radical change in
your legislation. and In the' temper and conduct
of your people in regard to'the institutions of
the South, or there must be an eternal seprirni
tion between the North and" the Smith! No
clamor'iu' behalf'of the _Union' can have 'lhe
Union, 'unless {ll6' Northern States and ‘ people
gum about, Quenﬂmir? course, and exhibit. a.
Jggzer, a morg‘n‘eighborl‘yand amore Constitu
tropiloving ﬁnd l'aw-hbiding' épirit than have
heretofore charactebizéd their languish-“d
conduot'towardé‘uq.‘ Infshort, we 311““ “a”?
have peace in.th"e'.;Uﬁibh,’ ohpéme or war W!
or ”N union.” ‘ ’ ‘ V - 'V s.‘
51116 > ggtiéle; in 3110" Why «concludes. nth: J},
99A§m94§m§¢9§ipait9 ﬁlls Horthem‘np°9?l9. ‘l9
99%. Hpgg», and: \toﬁctgheetmnﬁ 29921:. (M!
thit I'mpe'r) 'the‘revolu'ﬁonuy furore 18 EN!”-
sing amongst us, und delay may result in inc;
PUBLISHED EVERY momma, , "
SUNDAYS lxcxrnn, '
BY 0. BARRETT 86 CO.
In mm Pluto-r All) mam will be served to M:
acrjhers raiding lathe Boronzhlor snout-rs n: mm
payeble to the Carﬁer. Mt.“ Inhecﬂberl, your. nox.
uas PER ANN“. _
Tu W nut will be published as heretofore,ucm!.
weekly during the soaaionvof the Legislature and once .
week the remainder of the year, for _two doling-in’“.
venue; ortthree dollar!“ the expinmonof the yogi, m
Connected with this establishment in an naught
JOB OFFICE containing 1,. variety of plain and fuq
type, u'nequnlied by any establishment lithe in‘te'rl'o‘f‘d
greats“, for whieh the pptxonugq of the pun: u up
Bi (1. ~,
NO 96.
trievnble destructfon to (he Unionand incglonf
lable injury to all its parts; Now, now, is the
day and now the hour-for the North to stretch
fox-[h its hand and suave the temple of our
“hem“, and restore peace and good- will
among brethren; and’we invoke them ftp iqlik}
promptly, in a spirit. of justice and patriot—
mmx’ . , . ﬂ ,
We clip the following article from the 3191 b
mond Dispatch of a. late date : 5
Wear-e thoroughly convinced that never, for
the last thirty years has there been snéhvjnn'
opportunity of placing the Union of’fih’ése
States on a. ﬁrm and immovable foundation an
is now.' presented, it the South will be but trap,
to, herself, and, in being true to herself, true to
1110' North, and true to the country. If the
Southern States will how'meet in convention,’
and place before the Northras invited by recent
resolutions in a. Northern/city, what they re—
quire as‘essentinll to the preservation of the
present Government, we solemnly believe it;
will beiyielded. _ We'predict‘the't every pledge
will he ‘made‘and every guarantee given 'whioh
mutueljustice and harmony demand. ~ _t .
’ The prompt. and thorough settlement of tilt!
subject is a question in Which every mim he?!
vital interest; the non-slaveholder ne'- mu‘éh' its
the sleveholcler; the poor as much as the" rich;
the Northern citizen as much as the Bombay--
We: believe that the time has come when the
Anaerienn People willinsist that the great‘obje‘ot
of all government, the security ofllt'e, puberty;
ordebinust- be had at all hazards: if not. by
peaceuﬂienhy war; if not in the Union, then
out of it; if not under; Republic, then antler
a King :A—STABIL'ITY, PxAén‘, PnornnrYL-thelo
must be misvun. Thehe we may have, in
our poor judgment, under our present confede
‘ rated Government, not, however; by the ep
‘ plication of temporarily emollients, but by s
i hold, thorough ond=compagt ‘deinongtration of
the whole South, demsndingthat, now quilter
eiee the clever-y qua'gtioneholl be 'put beyond
the'reach of further agitation, and' placed in
such a- ﬁo‘sition thgtrnelther the :fen‘ntios met
damages-nee of either section shall be» able
again tomeke it a. hobby for their absuriiend
selﬁsh schemes, Letthe southern Stateé, then,
meet iii Convention, end my brond3and d’e’h’ﬁ
the foundations-of Steel and enduring Uhibh;
We feel convinced that 'the ‘conservatiim‘ and.
:paatriotism of the North will meet the South
21“.“?ng that the property of theNprthwill
join’hands with the property ‘of the, South;
aye; that the labor of the North will rise iﬁ‘itﬂ‘
Jpower- and demand that its own rights. which
_are involved‘in the ﬁghting of this eternel tur
moil, shall be, respected,_angi find. in 8%!!!"
tees to the'So’uth,‘lhé best and surest. guhrhn—
tees ofits' own interests. - ' ' ' ' ,-;
--~:.~‘H, *howevtergninmli this vs are mistaken ; fif
MW 1519;. Land roasgqsblotdemsyds of the Sogghy
as_-n §tateﬁgﬁhﬂiba xsfusgd, ghen washsll 11,970
sﬂéﬁlﬁh‘a‘ ' ﬁdg’aqﬁsgorb’f ‘dis’eldsing to'a o’er:-
t’d‘ihﬁi‘ tlié'oﬁi’ﬁréds‘ﬁhdi‘phi-voses of the North‘-
stmpqojlb; ‘sndsoftrgoilerniuguour? own course
“9‘39“?“813’9 1. .~ ELL-in .e. .: _. ~ 1';
. smugcmmysru :0) mxmnnx. ..
H The Committee ofﬁi’lg‘liisireeq,‘ undgirmllig'.
fggggll’s resolution for s compromise ofdiﬁ‘er
gmwween the: New! ends South. m m
geiseiééﬁi ll‘P‘V‘9?'ls*.°§i,¢£P} 951 “mm as
EQgévtsifr r! "in; :x m:- a: 2 m ;"".‘L
'He‘ soiglnthgtjgeiligd agrent @991 of dlﬂicnily
in“ forming 'Lhe'rcommim-é'; but. he. had én‘déi
vor‘éd 'to do s‘o'ih’ édh‘foim‘ivy ‘with the s‘pirit‘in
which he thoughmhe c‘pmminteei wus..nrderod.
I: would be noﬁued,that Iheve were two Senators
on fro‘m‘pne Stays. . .This was unavoildnbllexgn
b‘y du’stom the author of Ilie're;olution becomes
the chitirman of the-édxnmitleé, nhd he was‘surs
the Senate would, fotma'u y réasons, recognizo
thgproin‘iefy of putting on the senior §enﬂtor
I'l:qu Kg-plucky. ‘ 7- _‘ _ _ . .
" The folltngving are‘the Committoe :1 " Moss“.
Poéwelg'H'un'ér, Criitéuden. Sewni-d', ’Toombs.
Douglas; Collnme'r, Davis, Wa‘d‘e, ‘Bigler, Rice,
Doolimsvand Grimes. . . ‘ . o 6;. ..
Mr. Davis askedio be; excused on=.smpnt
of the position in which his Slut-stoogmmqh
request was-granted. V This committee-£8318)”
strong in its material and oonservativgjnglgu:
“ﬁve"- 4 t , i , . , --'-: and:
Theﬂashixiglon correspoadent‘ of, ' the Bola:
mote Sun says; _ . . . .
. The Senate committee of thirteen, is so con
sxituted that it. may; agree uppn some proposi
tion,"and that. it will command a'mpjdrity, of
both Houses before the end of the scasionil to
be hoped and expected. 2 ' -<~.-.--‘ ‘
A majurit-y of two-thirds will' hexgqgigite to
enable Congress to refer amendggeg‘eef Mm
Caustitulion to the State Legislatuie ’, 8111. if:
bare majority be found for the measure, the
minority will not-oppose-or obstruct. The
two-mule may not concur in the amendments
themselveehbm may be willing to submit them
to’lhe test. of the action of the States. '
It is said'hy those whd have Soine kiiowé‘ladge
of alanine of things in Lhe‘c‘ommitme of‘thir
ty-thxtee that they‘will report? a plan of, com
pmmise, and that Ihe House will gustain it;
In ‘vai'io'ns seblién‘s of Virginia public Indeﬁ
ings are being held almost daily. In Wynn,
Halifax, Northampton and London meetings
were held last week; at all of which resolutions
were adopted declaring that. this is the time for
a ﬁnnlaeltlement ofthe difﬁcullies petwnpn the
North and South. , A meeting was gain}.
Clarke county on the 12th. inst. Th 9 repblu
tions declare, among other things, "shat we
believe that, in allhuman probabil'ilyyzlhe‘ nex
(tame South will withdraw from me. Unipn,
and that the interestn of Virginia. and‘tl‘ie South
m. one; that. we'should waist~ any'ait‘empt to
coerce a acceding State: and that. the go'ir’ern
m_ent has no right to collect. reienueu .in a State
that. has withdrawn from» the Union." n.
any M the bitizéns 'ofTe‘xaa are puttingof‘r'
everything of wearing ap'pnrél'that is manufac
tured at. the North, and coming out in ful
suits of homegpuu, , . _
NORFOLK. Va._. Dec. 21.-—-‘A large meeting
was half! at. the Ash'land House last evening.
Eesoluhons were‘ndopted recommending. Haw
tx_onal and State Conventions, opposing coor
len, and protesting against. the opening of the
Aftionn slave trade.
‘ ' REJoiclNos m um spam;
.Pnusmom, Fm. Dec. 2L—almmenao enthu
siaém was created. by the intelligence {mm
Charleston. A salute 01'0“,e ﬁunéred guns!“
ﬁred. ’ " ' " '1"
MONTGOMERY.‘ Alan We: 21.—Gh‘v.~llﬂbre
has ordered the ﬁring ofa.‘ salute ofonc‘hundged
guns in hopgr of the aeqesgiqnpf South Gato
lina. ’
' '-RAI.EIGH.’ Dias. 20541116 bull torarin‘rth‘e Stile
rinsed a second tending in «he .Housa .yelter
(los’: and _aqxﬁ‘prt to: taken up go day Iqilpd,
Th 9 Asseliibl'y'iv’vill’téke b; reéess till “10 7“! qt
January. “'l‘th commissioners from ‘Ahblms‘
nn'd Mississippimra publiciy rewind “NEIL"
ikgsgntiment- here is for mailman buillhﬂllhr
piqsion. The N oth mus; cqncgde 95%me
£063 0|“. ,- , 4 ‘ .' "'I" _.q .7
3 blues alumna Ar emcmm'n.'- . '
‘ .Gmcmunx,‘ Dec. : 20. —The ll) nidni inﬂating
held here yesterday wan-large.gndv. «music‘s.
tic. Conciliatory resolutions were adopted.
THE UNION mu rm: SOUTH
VIRGINIA
TEXAS.
MASS MEETING AT ‘ NORFOLK
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