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U. C.Zr.lihj. ry hi I5lrfr& Proprietor
-W BOXES 1 A V .. .1 A XI A IlY. 80..186J.
M t-etten-lll & Co.,
A'lver-.'s-p.i: A:e..t3. 113 Nassau street. "-r"' "
Yo-V, anl 10 State street, LW-oa, are the au- j S-9CSf it could not possibly end in the prci-
th'ul Aumts for the -If.k.t sf"' ! vaIion of tba Ufiion it now is. After it
WEi. nd the most influccttal f.r.d 4are-.t circn- , ,
iitin" Ncvsyapers in the Uniud States ani j the former n and Southern people would for
cTnaTlis. They arc emperored to contract for cVer
US at o,r :.or.'KT TEI.J.- ;
Dc-iJ3c;-atic Jouuly Committee.
AJ-:Ufi!i Durb'n. Chairman
Mich-ie' M"Gair, B'acklkk ; u,
ev 'nt:n-;!ih l?-'iard Saoders.n, Crfvl
Willis-is Murray, ELrfWunr,- Charles D j
M-irray. OaUiie n iUvi 1 .ii:is. Jackson
r. Ju'iOit..wn. ist U a?3 r.pn- j
Ji '.V.:.:-J -'irt Crf'J-c.
v .-'-:, .-.-f . W.rd "'i '-'" v inner, 4'D
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Sa-.naitrvid-j-Ji.-n S'urMu-h, isuuhanna
J .ha IJ.ire-. Tvl . A : iar's Vah
-ll'Siu ) H'hire. VI:iie G-irge v'al
tcr"-, Wilmce M M. 0"Ne;l, Yoder Geo.
Jo-epb S. MarJis. Cambria -Job-i M Imu ; cf
Girrc'l J'j Luther. iji'f-H!owa-di j
Faraa. Cbet -Josh Gilt. Ch-s Sprint - ! V
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p"4j & -Jf Slim t ' bruarj-. for the purpose of deciding for or
,vv-i th,jSe!v. iH.-.tf-l t 1 aiai!'- the i-.p.ed atneud.ner.ts to the Cvi
r ;;UUSC;tlPn')N, AUVIIU s.titu!i-)u which are smexed to the bill.- Full
A I T.
r;raf:.S
TIS'ITG or J03 ".'Oiilv, wi.i l i-se toi;e i--r-wi:
1 settle i! thtir acci'r.ts on or i.ef re
tbe 20tii a?.v .March. lS-'.l. T-iose lies'eting
thid n-iikc' ftcr that ivne. fl'iil their ac
couuti m t.'ie Iiaiidj f pi".-r oH-.-er. f 'r codec
ti-sn. Persona ie::hn? cut of the C t;sty can
T'ic'-X tie aiout due us (winch is $4) hy r:d!.
L C ZAHM.
"Er2-sb::r-. Deer. 1550.
Coercion.
It is astooiiiio bow ca'n:!y eotne men csa
Ulk cf alaying thsir fellow country aen Ma
E7 r.er3C05 at the prtsent tirue, seem tr enter
tain a morbid do?ire to see tbe commence- The olj-.'ct U to obtain the judgment and
aent of & civil war between the Nmtl.ern and ; opi..uo ' f the people with regard to the pre
Bourbe-ra State?. We see in ceatly all of ur j f"d atsier.d.-uents. If they are ratiSed by
esebanges. annfur.seM of valient Cat- the popular vote, it wi.'i be an easy matter to
taiDbrvingo:TerpitothePrcsideut.orGovr- j hve them adopted aod ratified by tbe States,
uor of the State, tbe services of the voimterr j in the maonr directed by tbe Constitution,
capauies they co.nn.acd. far tf.e puipose of j The amendment piovide. that tbe Terri
Corciog tbe Sa;h into obedience t tbe Uni- t--rv now held by the Uoiud StateS cr tkat
ted States If this were neceary it would taij bereafur be acquired, fchf.il be divided
be commendable. Bat at this time, when
true pairiois everywhere throughout the Crn- j parallel of 3G degrees 20 micutes north lati
feieracy. are !.bf ring zealously to adjust our j tuJe -
jitlr,,. aiEjulties. .ud esvfl the Union with- j "That iu all territory north of said lines of
nnr ivil war or blushed, tba anxiotv xaai.i-
fjitei by tb?A NTtbera I t.-p'j
r. tr meet
tbeir So'tutrn fellow countrymen m dcaaiv !
siri'e oa luttle. field, is calculated to en
dir a'i peaceful aud cc::c"dia?ory messurrs
fcbo.'tive. TLe S. utbern people Lonestly be
lieve tbiy are stiulii'g iu defence of their
deartfrt rig1.?., aud arc .not t be driven
f:0Ei tueir poUi."r., by tb:eat! of coercion at
tba point rf :ba bayonet. Such threats are
ccTy salcii'uttd t-j m-ke them dcrperate, and
zt:-cbh a!l ict!ig cf attasLturct to ibe
Union whieu lil! exist io their breasts. At
this twi every patriot in the North bbcu'd
remeraber luat a aaft answer turneth away j ia'Q aiavery in places under its exclusive ju
wratb, while grievious words gtir up anger," j riadiction, aod eituate in Slave Slates, nor iu
and regulate Lis couJuct accordingly. j the District os Columbia, without tbe consent
We cotiften lb?t we are one of those who j cf Maryland ane Virginia, or without just
believe that tb:? Uinoa cannot be preserved cmponeation being made to the owners of
ty coercion. Its stretrtb of a government
like ours ccLsUts in tbe love of the people,
aid not ia their hatred and fear Indeed the
iutctk n and !?v cf its citizens, may be 6id
to cr.stiiu'.a tbe&uu! of every llepublic, with-
it 3 cily a Republic iu name. -
Caa a pcop'c. compelled by military force,
to acknowledge cbsiiccce tc a government
tbey dittfcr, be said to govern themselves?
Arc ihvy ret ULctr the yoke of a military
cepctidnj of tbe worst kind? The truth v
it if ie to i-eif Lvidcct thai we presume it nil
t-c crr.jt-d by no one.
Lot us suppose the uficeo Southern States
ebcuii kii secede, aud thit tli Northern States
fbcc'.d tccretd afttr b -g it-d bloody war,
ccDq;:i-r;.f'g thra:, cr. io Oiber wi riis. coer
ciag ibem. WoulJ they then be fiftccu sov
ere:n S:st3S of the Union, or would they not
cu tbe contaiy be lifteeu cotqered prcriii
CS3, Occupying tbe twz rtla-ioi towards the
2-orlhr& States, that tbe Lsitiah r.ast India
prcviace do t .warJs lbs home g overnment 'I
Tb.t r.obl inoi pc-r:dsi.ce of fpifit, without
wLicb co cne can jurt'.y be called a frecmaii. i
woan dc eucc:ua.:r teuereu. u rm.reiy j
crcsocd osX. llo presence or a no.-tiie an t
tiiamrbaut army, rendered insolsut by suc-
ceus, would keep ttp a cctioual reign ;f ter
ror, and elections iasteaJ of expressing the
tiil! of t'iJ people, would become Eolemn
farces. TLe sword atid bayonet, and not thn
will of ibe people, wt u!u govern. They wod
rema'a unrepresented iu Congrt?, for it in
cot likely tbey would recognize and act with
a government which bad waged ar agaiiot
tbet), snd desolated their booji 3 In order
to bold them in eabjectioa it would become
tcctbeary to form them into a consolidated
province, and bold them in subjection by the
fitrcsg arm of military force. Would this be
ia accordance with tbe letter &ad spirit of the
CooAtt '-ioa, which declare that it wa j
tabli.-htul to promote ibe general welfare aud
to secure the blessings of liberty to the in- f
habitants of all the States ? Its fraoers cer
tainly never contemplated that ono half of tba
States shouH ever beootne conquered provin
ces of the other half.
But if a coercive war should ever be com
menced against tbe Southern .States, it is by
no uuat.s certain that it would be successful
.ueo defending as the Southern people wo d
be their firesides, their "household gods,"
and everything sacred and dear to men in
this world, would certainly Sght desperately.
At al! event? it wou'd Lea war attended with
horrori which it "bath not entered into the
hvn ' n),D to imagine" and although it
Sr.,i -'nnf the ecxi rercainiriir.
Like el'-fTs that had Leen rent asunder.'
It is evident that coercion is not tbe rcnic-
for our national dnsculties. Jur on'y
saving tie Union lies in conciliation
oniise. But if coercion be resorted
i vi- . r
rcsroriag traiiquility to the Couutry Lave
been tried jnd fufir.d abortive.
,
Sir. Biglcr't Plan.
Mr. lligler's pUu for jettliui: our national
t'ficultii s and rertoriog tranquility to tbe
i c uotry, pleases us better than any we
i iiHVf j,ct ei3uiiLcd Ita passage by Cuugress
! at an early day. would, we think, save tbe
j Ui.io'i. The following is a ooodensed state
i its n05t iii-oortant provisions. Tiie first
?.c 'ions provide for the LolJi'ig of elections
it; al! :he Statts uf the Con fed rracv. duriti;'
!ircfi'i)a are jsive.'i as t;i, how the elections
sha'l be held and tooduefed, returns made,
Tfi'tse in fiViT of the amendment feball
v.-te a tick t:t beanng tljrf
w"r:i "'For the
ati ' iidnu'Lts," and those opposed to them a
! ick t luscribtfd "Asjaiot the auiondiueuis "
The retu.-.i are to be forwarded to tilo Scr
tarv of tbe Interior, aj.d they are then io be
C"u:(e'i by the Secretary cf the Senate, who
io to uiabe ojt tbu!ar statements for tho
Prt-iJent, aud b"lb Houses of Congress
Dy a iita :rom tne jvist to tne on the
ino.nta.y aervnu-ie except as pun
i tb: ;t:t (or trime, is proliilitcd ; and tu all
! territory '.c?h of said ivuluutarv ser-
v;tu.ioa.s it now exists in States south of Ma-
s n and D.xoo's line is hereby recognized,
and (ball bo sustained by all departments of
the Territurial G?erctuents, and when any
territory north or south of 6aid line, withiu
such boun-.iaries as Congress may prescribe,
s'nail contaiu the population requisite for a
member ot Congress, according to the thou
; Federal ratio of .representatives of the people
uf tbe United Statro, it fhali tben be the duty
' of Congress to admit such Territory iuto tbe
1 Ut-iou ra terms of equality with tbe original
j States."
i CengreM sbaii not have tbe power to abol-
such slaves.
That ia adduloo to the provisions of tbe
third paragraph of the eesmd section of the
fourth article of the Constitution of tbe Uni
ted !St;ti ti, Cou:rr8s shall have power to pro
vide by Law, and i; tball bo its duty so to
provide, that the United States shall pay tbe
l jcer who shall apply for it. the full value
! hio fugitive slaves in all cases, where tbe
Marshall or other ofucer whose duty it was to
arrest the said fugitive, was prevented from
so tiding by violence or intimidation, or when,
after the arrest of the said fugitive, he was
rescued by forte and violence, aod tbo owner
ibertby prevented and obstructed in tbe pur-.-uit
of his remedy for the recovery of bis fu
fcbive slave, under tho eaid clause of the Cou
.xtitutioii, and the laws made in pursuance
thereof, and iu all tucb cases where the Uni
ted State shall pay for meh fugitive, they
shall have t!. riht in their uame, to sue tbe
c -uuty in which the said violence, intimida
tion -r rescue was committed, and to recover
fr:n it, with interest and damages, tho amount
paid by them for said fugitive, and the said
c i-'y. after it has paid the said amount to
th. Ui.Ueii States, may, for its iudemtiity, sue
and recover from the Jrotig doers or rescuers
by whom the r?aer was prevented from the
j recovery e.f rts fugitive tlave
l .
as lt. owtjer Lmiself might have sued aod rc-
covered
Congress hall have no power to. prohibit
or hiijUer tuu tram-portaiiou of slaves from
on Slate to another, or to territory ia which
alaves are by iaw permitted t.ibe held, wheth
er the transportation be by land, the t-aviA-Lie
rivt-rs, or by sea. but ih African slave
tra-f shall never be renewed, except by the
unanimous consent of fcoth branches of Cvn
grrss. That, hereafter the President of the United
States shall hold office dariog the term of six
years, and shall not be cligiele far re-eleciioo.
Tbe Constitution shall not be .so amended,
to destroy tbe effect of the 3d ' paragraph of
of the 21 section of tbe 1st article of the Con
stitution, Dor tho 3d paragraph of tbe 4th Ar
ticle of the Constitution, nor sou to atdr
ix Ceojrreefi t interfere with or tJistroj tL
domestic iustituturDs -of the States .without
consent of tba Statea.
The araendmeDls irabraco every-oonocssioo
which tbe South can justly demand, 9 far as
amendments to tbe Constitution aro concern
ed, and should be perfectly satisfactory to tbe
friend t,f the Union io the Northern States.
National men everywhere weold vote fT them
and we entertain no doubt they would fee ear-
ried by a large majority. At all events, let
Congress give the people a chance of voting
on them. The pjople are deeply interested
in the preservation of the Union, and it id right
they should have an opportunity of bcin;
heard at this tune, when tbe government
which protects them in their rights as free
men, and which was established by their pa
triotic eircp, seetriid poised on tbe verjre of
destruction. Tbe members of Congress should
not hesitate a moment io referring tbe whole
matter to their constituents. The servant is
not greater than bis master.
TIic Secession Movement.
Tbe Lou.ima State Coavcritioa met at
Baton Rouge, on tbe 2d inst. It has adopt
ed a secesMon ordinance, bimilar to that adopt
ed by tie South Carolina Convention. The
Federal Arsenal at Augusta Ge&rgia, was
surrendered to the state troops otlast Thurs
day. The Governor of the State deniandfd
ita surreudvr The United States troops sal
uted their flag before hauling it down. The
Legislature of Rhode I.land has repealed the
personal liberty bill iu force in that State.
This is an example worthy of imitation by tbe
other Northern States. Fears are entertaiu
ed of a difieulty in Washington City at the
time of tbe inauguration of Lincoln. They
are probably however groundless. The prop
obition of the Virginians for holding a Nation
al Convention, is favorably received in many
of tbe States. Tbe Conservative fetiiDg is
gradually gaining strength everywhere, aud
if a colliiou between the Federal and Stat.;
troops can be preveuted, all may yet be well.
X-fT The Republicans of Wiltuore" Bor
ough, ar- an asoiring set of rn liticiaos
! One of ibem has a'.na ly been appointed scal
er of weights and measures for this county bv
Gov. Curtin. An other is an applicant for
the appointment of U. S. Mail Anent, while
a third aspires to tin position of U. S. M art-bail
of the Western Dii-trict of Pennsylva
nia. There are also some five or six appli
cants for the Wilmorc Post Office They are
all clever fellows too Gentlemen, if a letter
from us to Uncle Abe, will be of any service
to you. let us know. You can command our
best service iu that way
S?Ve learn from an advertisement in the
Alhghanian, that a young lady io this place,
nauied Jenny Sobers, is anxious to open a
correspondence with a moral and intelligent
young man, "with a view to mutual benefit."
What tbe benefit is to be, is not state!. Mat
rimony probably, fcbe says she is poesestcd of
reasonable attractions, aud of course she ought
to kuow. Mordetai says the may be good
looking, but ho certain she can't come up
to the pretty schoolmistress in that respect.
Moreover, he is of the opinion that advertise
ments, cf this kind are seldom published by
the parties in good faith, for certainly a vir
tuous young lady possessed of reasonable at
tractions, can have plet.ty of intelligent and
respectable beaus without advertising for
them. He also "thinks it not likely, a young
lady would thus render herself liable to be
insulted by obscene Ietters from anonymous
scribblers, who would think they were mani
festing their wit in writing and sending them
But then Mordecai is an old fogy, and his no
tions on this subject perhaps too old and mus
ty to be worthy of attention. However, we
give them for what tbey are worth, by no
means vouching for their correctness.
hol of. A man named George Gray, was
shot at on last Friday afternoon, while trav
elling along tbe turnpike, about 7 miles west
of this pla-e The ball passed under bis
left arm, cutting his coat and grazing along
his vest. There are woods on both sides of
the road where this occurred. It seems bis
wife was lodged in Jail fonie time since oc a
criminal charge, and that be was on bis way
to this place for the purpose of making- some
arraugemcMs for gcttiog her released. He
is of the opinion that the intention f tb per
son who fired the gun was to murder him.
However as this ia the season for hunting, tbe
shot may .have been accidentally fired by tome
huutsuian
Senator Cameron of this State last
week stated iu debate that he would. vote for
Gov. Bigler's bill proposing certain amend
ments to tie Constitution, and providing for
their submission to a vote of the people. This
raised considerable excitement among tbe ul
tri Republicans. Situm is an independent poli
tician. nd is in the habit of doing what he
says He is in a bad humor at present in
cntrquence of tbe fierce opposition bv has
eocouutered in his efforts to obtaiu a eat in
Liocolu'n Cabinet.
On DU.Tht t William B- Sipce foraaer
It of this place, i to be the Ivlitor of Gover
nor Cortin's organ in Harrisburg This we
learn from the Philadelphia Inqtirer We
didn't know William bad left the Democratic
Party. Well, if he's gone we'll have Io try
and get along without him the best way we
can
X? An effort will bo made to pass tbe
Morrel Tariff Bill daring tbe present Session
or wosgress, but its aaceess Yery doubt-
IUi. ' '
.V.
; Died Ih Clearfield towcliip. on Monday
the 21st inst., Aktudb M Co.NXtLL, ia tbe
Oritb year of his age.
Mr. M'Connell h among tbo early sett
lers of tbia Oouaty. He cleared and for ma
ny years resided on tbe farm a few miles west
of this place, now owned and occupied by
Capt. Alexander M'Vicker. (lis rrputatiou
aj an upright and honest tnau was without a
taiu, and we are almost certain he died without
an euetuy iu the world. He belonged to a
generation of men tbe pioueers of our Coun
ty who are now rapidly disappearing from
our midst. We shall uever look nnon their !
.6-.u. .IO .ewer itey become let us
esteem them tbe more. Mr M'Cot-neil leaves
a largo number of descendants in this Countr.
i i, : Tl., r. t .
Died In Lbensburg, ou Friday the 25th
iut., Ciiaules Litzi.vueu, Jr. aged 25 years,
7 months and 22 days
To those who knew the" deceased, it is un
necessary to eay anything in his praise. He
was possessed of a generous heart aod amia
ble manners, which secured hicu the friend
ship and esteem of all with whom he came iu
contact. He was possessed of rare abilities
as a business man, and if he had been allow
ed longer days, would doubtless have made a
useful and influential member of society.' He
was the victim of that fatal but flitleriug dis
ease, Consumption. We siucerely hope that
bU early death wa3 the beginning of a life
of never endiug happiness; far better than to
be the inhabitant of this world, where sorrow,
sin, and temptations, couftant'y beset us on
every band. May he rest in peace.
XSyThe patriotic course of Senator Cameron,
in announcingbis intention to vote for Senator
Bigler's compromise, merits the commenda
tion of sincere patriots every where, lie has
too much common sense to be a faLatical Ab
olitionist. ttm Kx-President Tyler is exerting him
self iu behalf of the Uuloc io Virginia.
- A very large and enthusiastic Union
t .-. - i.,i i v'.k: :.. -i - o
0 . . ; , . . , . ,
Spirited and patnotic resolutions were adapt-
ed.
HP We understand that tbe appointmttt
of Supcriuiendant of Common Schools for this
County, will be made during tbe present
, T, . . ,,. .
week. 1 here are a Ian?" number of Rich-
tuouds iu the field.
jC" The weather is still cold, acd the
sleighing superb.
The Serfa iu Russia were all liberated
on last New Years day. This is a remarkable
event iu tbe history of tht country.
af The King of Prussia died a short time
since. He bad been insane for many years
The bill for the admission of Kansas
into the Union, has passed both Houses of
Congress. This adds another star to our na
tional banner.
Mure footl Ilogs Mr. Charles Owens, of
this Borough, killed two hogs about fifteen
moatbs old which weighed (jo3 Iba
X3T Tbe Dcuiotratic State Executive Com
mittee meets to day at Bucblers Lease Har
tisburg, at 3 o'clock P. M. We dou't know
what is to be doae, but doubtless will find
ut in due time.
Weakness of the Stomacu and In
digestion. .InofAer Great Cure effected by Bit have's Hol
land Bitters.
The wife of Pieter De Witte, living ia Hol
land Town Shoboygan county, Wisconsin,
suffered much from weakness of the stomach
and Indigestion. She had been under a phy
sician's care for some time, but the disease
seemed to baffle even his skill. She purchas
ed some HOLLAND BITTERS at our office
which has given tone to her stomach; her ap
petite and streogh are returning, and we
firmly believe that this is another great cure
effected by your medicine.
We have still to record many wonderful
cures effected by this remedy, but must wait
another opportunity One thiog you can re
ly upon, what we have published are fiom
persons much respected in our community,
and are" literally true.
J. QUINTUS.
Ed. Sheboygan Nieuwsbode, Sheboygan
Wisconsin.-
Sold by all druggists in the woild.
See advertismeat io another column.
X2T THE PECULIARITIES of the fe
male constitution and the various trials to
which the sex is subjected, demand au occa
sional recourse to stimulants. It is impor
tant, however, that these shall be of a harm
less nature, aud at the game time accomplish
the desired end. Hostetter's Celebrated
Stomach Bitters is the very article Its ef
fects in all cases of debility are almost mai
cal. It restores the tone of the digestive or
gans, tufuaeb fresh vitality into the whole sys
tem, and gives that cheerfulness to tbe tem
perament, which is the most valuable of fem
inine attractions. The proprietors feel gut
tered from the fact that many of the mot-t
prominent medical gentlemen in tbe Unioti
have bestowed encomiums up..n the Bitter,
the virtues of which they have frequently test
ed and acknowledged. There are numerous
counterfeit offered for sale, all of which are
destitute of merit, and positively injurious to
the system.
Cheap TmveHing. A mother with nine
children, the oldest but seven years of ago.
passed over a Western road oo Saturday
The family occupied 3 aeara. but the children
were too young to pay calf-faro, and the par
ty vwt throTif h co a let ticket.
Tbe Ohio Legislature:.
Cle WI-Land, January 14 Tho fcllijZ
is one of a aeries cf resolutions parsed the
Ohio Senate and Ilonae of Repreaeatatives on
Saturday:
He solved. That we hail with jay the reoent
firm, dioi&ed, and patriatio special meysae
of the President of the Uniie l States, aid
that the entire power and resources of Ohio
are hereby pledged, whenever Decessary aod
demanded, for the maintainance. under strict
subordination to the civil authority, ef t! e
Constitution and laws of tbe General Govern
ment, ty whomsoever administered.
JlirdI Hands. The Rutselville, Ky II r
aid says that the proprietors of the iron wotks
j lLe Cumberland river are birticg no hands
tLi year, io cousequence of the unsettled
; condition of tbe countrv. which had atenden-
, cy on New Year's day Jo bring d
cy ou .ew lcare day Jo Lncg down tne pri
ces usually a.kcd iu that couutry for tegro
men. Negroes generally hire at much lower
rates than usual, and a large nutflberof men,
weomen, boys and girl are still unhired.
Spunky Editor. Au Kditor down in Igyp
tiau Illinois, has breti sued for libel, the par
ty claiming 10,000 damages to bis charac
ter. The editor does not believe the man's
character is worth eo much, and says: " c
' are willing to let our printing Eoti n.jaiu-t
V f -t.a ta a - t- -
ten cents and we will wr our lif that it
a Keg ot tar mat no c- ul 1 not 'palm it I
' is not worth one red cent, lie has not sued
us foi enough.
He ought tJ l.ave a litt'e
T i
I worse enaraeier Jeu ut give iiiui a ii.i.e-i-
j iience to help him prove his character. For
'
icstaace. we believe him to be an infertiai
scoundrel and a purjured villain If be wari
anything else to make up bis cae, will
say that he is a most abominable liar
V?ty the 2Cecetsity of Citanjc That was
a very remarkable remark ot (linn?) Bt u. ,
Wade iu bis speech that the goveruLueut j
of this country bad beeu controlled from its j
foundation by the Southern slave Democracy,"
especially if it be compared with the tbiri ,
plauk cf the Republicau plat'orm. one para
agraph of which reals To the Uoi-ti ot"
these States ibis cation ows its u)iprccedet d
increase iu jxipuhitton. it fcurprisin develrpe-
aent of material rtfo'trctx. its happiness a j
booie, and its honor abroad." New. if a!! ;
!jas. n g:,"3d under a goTLr'.iment co?i- j
trolled ty Uefnocraey, by c--iIUJ severe, f
'by the ivmtu. who we.uld wis.i to e.ar.c t:e
j ordcr of Xt.rcise9 vS clQrA-Xcw York
Apitsjlziuyfur the MA, Gov. K!"s f;
' Nortb Carolina, has wrut-n to
Je:.t
"re "' re re-
ceutly seized without authority will b- pn-u.j t ,
i i . .i r '.i
i i
accompanied by a b c"iiii:ig expre-SMoa cf his
coo uem nation of the jarlt s.- act. Thi.- con
duct Mand out io markt-1 contrast i'h tL-c
revolutionary proceedings tl.-'whrre.
Barnitiy a 'almettv FI'ij. Oa the 4:b
iust., a uaud.-f inie Natior.al l-'iaj was present
ed to a military cumi.ai.y it Niohiiij-v'I"-.
Ky.. by the ladies e.f tint p'aue. aua hois'ed
on the Court House. While the coj4mutiit
was at church a I 'a? met to was L.L-;tl
abve the stars and atripes, h.cii e.u lititr
discovered, caused great in ligction. Tf.e
Palmetto wa theu hauled down aud burnt iu
the public square.
Washington in. Danger ?) We Lave pri
vate advices from Yash;tijt n, sav the Tti-
banc vl Saturday, to the e-ffecl il.at the dan
ger of tLe Seizure of that city ly au . :.;ei
mob of Southern L'isuni-ii:ts i Jar un-re se
riou.4 aud more iu..ivi t thai, is tmatiined b
people abroad. TLe .w ce-:::panies if rtsu
lar troops whom Gen. Sctt has s'ationed it
the District, with lLe newly-cun-lled and uu
organized body of tbe citizens uf the Liitri-t
cantiot be relied ou agai'tst a coup de ni'.iin
executed by a large force of dtkperate mu
well armed, and suddenly launched agaiubt
the chy.
Last of the Jack sons The last known 1 1
known Llo.-d icUti.-u living in this country .-?
the oi l soldier Gen J.kson. is dead. 11:.
name was James Thomas -Jack-ou M'Cui
lough. He died at Late Prnid.Lee. La , ou
the 1st of January. The deceased 'was the
sou of James M'Collnugh and Mary Cafferv,
aud was born near the Hermitage, ia Tcuut
see. His father was cousin of Geo. Andrew
Jackson, aud bis mother was the niece ot
Mrs Rachel Jackson, wife nf -.he Geu. Hi
ts represented to have been a man ot eminent
excellence aud worth.
The
Vacancy In ttic Supreme
Bench.
It is said that Mr. Bucbauan wi 1 undoubt
edly make a nomiuaticu tor this vcncy ul
au early day. Caleb Cubing seen.; tu have
gone under since the Admiuistratiou Las t
kea the right tack, aud Judge Black ri.es
prominently to the surface. Should be be
tiominatod be will surely be coufirmed.
There will likely be another vacancy shottly
on the Supreme Bench, 'as Judge Campbell,
of Alabama, in bis late letter, whilst decla
ring his attachment to the Union, indicated
his iu lection of resigning, iu case Lis Sta e
withdrew.
Ludicrous L'esult. Messrs. FCa"I au i
Ball m. being rivals for the Lai,d ci a fair
lady of Caithag. Smith county. . Tin lessee,
agreed to fcettle the matter by a duel with p g
tols. Tbey accordingly met. aud t ibe u.r-t
fire M'Call fell, apparently dead ; Blloa be
came ftigbteiied at the ini-cbief ho had d -ue.
aud fled. Upon examibati u it was found
that M'Call was entirely uuii.jund. and that
1 n Ie:i from tle u.cuenre of the h ek eaust .i
j by thj rrp.rl ef the pistol. Ba'd-m has r.cv
er teeu heard from eiuce. aud M"Ca!i is n-w
io quiet pt-trtfcioD cf Lis hi ps.
Commerce cf Bos'uu. The value ofxf.ir
eiru goods i;i.pori4-d at B st n. for th- vt-r
1SG0 was. an vre lti.ru fnn. ih Adurtittr
$3'J S49 SUS. aeaiust 44 777 718. tu 155'
a decrease tu lHoO of 4.y27.71S. Fir the
week endiug D. c-mk r 2, 1M0. the value
of imports was 1,111,824. aaiust 521.
6S2. forhe corresp lin week lat year.
Caa-giO
Mr. Sherman, the friend e.f Lincoln, fcas
proposed that Congress shall appicpriate 20
005 b-tt-idrtf the eld furtiiiur for refurtb-muj;
ihe President's house, and 4.CG0 Uiore foi
introducing the Pot.o.ae wan r therein. A
pretty fair start for a Irs:.dtnt who is repor
ted by hi. frienda to he Jiving in a b ue with
the windows atud ith riiloci Brides-
?OftJbra2
Sir barr el m an uncx cUIT
lrl K . - "r!
- - u x-fi
If oppose-J is Anaerica !r?rT . jT"""
dteidej lauuace, that ae s-petil" j3'"
of John Brown, ia Bv:Dn, rently
an invUation U be prevnt a; a Coovrt!
Boston, to dicoMhjw slavery aarV '
ished. In the letter of iaviia:n ,i lii
"It would be a work of supercr'A P
t deteird John Brow, aod a owlS.
time t eul.g?ze Lira. 1'- . t,if a
duties tti the cmuing ages, lit cj'l
tinue his life bv trviu to j..-pt. ,v 5 "
he left us to finish " Howcr-r rrVL"J"f
vocate of freedom Brouabam u.By Le"' l"'
an almirer.of such wicktd meaiurta tl r
Brown adopted to overthrow :iTfcr"t 3
say?, iu lis reply. tLa.t bis d'-i- f Lt
patict ran ctily be gratify bv ll-gr'. Ukt:'
"a. strict regard to ttie ritlts of , .."!t""1
wht l!.e law declares to he prtVJt,Vt 'T'."'
constant repugnance to tbe shed-si,'. .,fi.-".l!:
He does net cot-iMer a ntaa a uar?--'1'
seeks even a lawful obj-tt lv : . '
and expresses a douot TtLr ju
which majf a siave fne a -,lx i5 v-
d British ground, wol j lJiVc tt. 2 lUC
Jamaica touched uj.on tie c-za -'i;'
Britain The one idea Il.'Storjiar.j 'tt
'."tied ritubbin froeij thtir fii-., ,h0.,
great a fjind to Luma:.:ty 'o J, t i.,t.
society all ibe crimes in the cfc:4-t!:r
rtct ci;y oijc of it evils. '
LITER rROMTlli: CV7it
l UARLMTOX, b. i;. Jan 23. TL? i,.-..
on the bt-icli at o..3.u'i j zi'' '
u -at from Fort Su'r-pter cj MJ', '
1
1 iirec u.ru w r in it, a':d i- h
beacti uitb n.udrd oars ih
tbem and waru-d tLeui J. Fi ia to(
the s-.-E'ry fired mu.-Let i;.to ; w ;
it turned n-iiijd and went awaj. j", oi
the sentry heard a n.'i.-a Wse t:. j i. - j- .
of a I oat at huti-pter. One t; . i. ts j ":
b.- wounded badM. 1 Le elj t Vts 't..
ei t- L-e dt-serii. tm
e .-ay ?b-i
a di era iZ it ;.) us :L
- ( ..
t e s um-s aud spike tie j.uls
, t ,1 .
tery
kt:-rdiy tb: S.na!e icrii o ai.-c--
ate m.-.r.ey f..r Sia- a i-uhu.arme Ui-c-t';
. iht Lctor to lonntc: i.c mi it r, p.;,
Tbe.war depai tf.-r-nt :a S.ii Ci'i, ?
lo it wher! iie-ce.irv.
.Jeff. iiaL iti tsj-ecte t Lerc l;vt ri.t:
Oi i-'e i.e Ls.. g..t ciea: ma--, f-i-u,.'.. Vj
s I'.jily .--...k-u e f i r Piedtt :i :;$,',
le". C j.lV-d. r;.-v
The L-(Mature sii; ret :! l.v,
Fiidayor Saturday. A i;u:Le-i, C sw
:i :s Mi. tftr; l-e ca;l-d.
Ti: Go- rn:r is iii r.c-1 tj t cf i.tt
ti lett. r- f.i.u, ;'re.'i'c;;!i
A ji-aiii man fr-iu iLc N -rib t-5-rLJ j,,
ti vices t- the G--verti-.r to : rt- -.:
Cati.lii.-s Navy. r.? se-ratj j l
rt-en.r.ii t adr-.j D ace.
er be rriljhe to
m '
72: Suuth.
S C-W.:, Still fi-n is dliTiij
Th
t L in ii. i- AJ-i.-t.,. ibtf.v.-t? . -s
qiesta.n f .-uhaiu;i:j-r cTu-a .rt V- n
Trl-li-U to a -...'oof tbe ..,:e
v.;. t S-'J-t - I i IVuurie s::.',
e: ..- tikcii by tie ..ivtc.i - ;,f
i u r S at.- S. i fci- igaitt c..' lc a .:
Lei veil loii ;;-;.,!. of .-' n iLkt
th r approval sh, uhi L- i...u-,rv f t u.
, - P-. i'i'r-iefi. srvTcr. li
t: e actior. li in- p vp'--. i
" ouu.t .. i . Kz., r h-iC3. .
that e i-i..: t" fiate ser. -ioii :s i.ci :r"t-.
ii. i . i . . .
iituv nt .f ih- pop".-. wiieht::::
-
t y the r-tusal of ihe L-is!.?-;-
the frdi'i't-ce of Cv5;:vl tc :b
tJ.tir ratifioutioa.
CiiSdu't law it Th? Y -) t"i-v
m-rrttil Adirticr ssts a geni-:-. ei-..- ',
t day or two Sg,.f a large estai .;-Lu.-i:i.
th it city at d pr.-pcr-,J t pu.-ce-.c- ;r"y : .i
of lad. The terms Lavicg b tu a..
th- s-ller inquired cf th pur:Lir : . ::v
I.e e r the bouse w-.s.ll !..-- ;;. ,f ..-l
ut, was desti. -c. -'Y. a Lai U
ship j;," repli-i t?... -nr."! i-..- po. i ..
ar i 'he iii n.er F..:rl !r, ., j ,.rrt B-L
The Sii-- ot Gerpia will pT f .- -ceiYUig
ibis n -ply. the member i -
wl.0 hd negotiated the sale i .i:n:f '" t
plied. "ir, you cur t l.ave "tLis I'.-aJ. "l
motive f.r its p-arcl-i-o j evi i:ut, ai.i 1 -i.t-T.-r
copier, t to supply b:ik-t- to it'"
p cpo to destroy hi U bv cil :'
And the Grorji-uuiJ m :L- Usz.
Lt 'nil Lit Hi.'f la Y A
n Lu. h her djy. a r Ii jR; :;..2.--:t,
r.tb.r fiT- :.n b tu . :Ur: ei !l
by the "em.ik i.f elj man w: tii L-
bstt i.in i , ce for a u,:: r . f 5. r -r
"11 . - . .
I hey talk." sa.id he
for my part. I SJy ltt di-.'-lt. ie:i
dSo'.a;er A general kub e..--td.
Many pull:- era c ii?:J!t- il.z'
the piliats of the S ate, who are r. c e
ly the catcrpilki cf the State, rtkti-i
hijii j. iii. t oi.i v v cra - lif.
Jl T,i T,t C,. ? .. rr ......
eirii-v
bria aid JW.jcj ru-.e R -j2C-The
Court ot BiUitm.l-.tu Cl:a.
term ISol . 2:recte-! M 1c imU t t"'
aini a-ha5f .rr cel.?. !i i!.r cjih::s
f-ir.er divUtT,, xt.n
i!J pay on the preset.Litio'i cf t:.e r
e.f leio-it. by thei-lve o- v- r:.
Spru?e Creek. J .n. CO,
Notice.
Tel AT an appiicAiim ha b::i r
Curt of Ci.:itK.n l'lvaoot CaiH -'-the
Ii.Corj-.Mti..n of -ii!K tJEli-XiA- '
:.ir..N SUCIKTY." t . l-e ! .u
ly :iti-ti fsleii :u tl i dv.
Jat:UaV ii sti : -r. "
! i ...
t-hi-n 1 1 the .t-.'.rarv. the said ci i:r; i -
f.iorfli !- ..f t.,. t. "... . I. .. " , o-h.!,
-German Wwiics Socktv" a c r
i toiv -ilitic in
JtVxKPH M"IXAI D, P
Pr.thouotar osS;-. Fl-ensburg.
January 2C. ISOl.-3-Ct.
Ifotice
TTIEflret tzici Cna! acce-u: : cf (V1
i. Tr-
actic AsMcr.ee of L-
e!i?J iu thi .rac'.T; Kr t'h it
instant, atid nll L rietcMt-' f.v c
aud al' -si-re to the C urt f G-.t
CiruorU Qiunty, oa iioaday toe :s
iiarca next.
Prothoiiato'-v. Ofce. Ebexabur
Jaocary 38. e . .
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