Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 30, Number 49, 14 November 1860 — Page 2

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iber 14,lfio Blcki rBESIDEITTIAL ELECTIOSI. J srg Conntr Offieii i e e o VaudtdalrtJor Prest. a. t SVC m 03 se o o 3 "5 i ! TOWN. 5 aAbington Boston Cfcnre Ctoy Dalcm Franklin Greene. Harrison 96 96 19 COO 00 211 120 79 227 51 00 2 00,00; 199 357 2i;oo; got I 147 18 lioo 228' 143i 202 25i 00 000 1 169 64 57 57 4 3i 273 253 140 663 238 390 278 193 445 192 4' 2 75 Cam 4U5 195 49 226i II 1 Jefferson ....... .. . 249 249 119 27 21 13; Atw Garden... 00 Perry . ...... . . . Washington Wayne .. Total. 164 249 .361 0! li5 39 10 I 601 32 02008 4234 1784 161 102 6 6295 TO DELINQUENT SUBSCRIBERS: We have on ear aubscription list the names of a large comber of delii qaent subscribers. We shall iu the course of the next two months inform them of "he amount of tbeir indebtedness by writing it on the margin of their paper. For authority to do this, for the information of postmasters, wc append the following mtefrom the

tin Assistant I'ostinaster uenera', iioratio, ment GeDerai Agent cf Emigration, in 'n : t this country, and all information in regard to Sia In answer to j oar letter of the 22nd; , . , , inst., I am icstmcted b, the Po.t master Gene he P"8"1 stte ? the country, may be serai, to into rtn you that a publisher of a iewa i cured by addressing him. lie is ready to paper IS authorized by poMal regulations to t Inal.e arrangeinenta for the emigration of write his hill on the margin of his paper, to bi . , , rexular ubcribeit. 100 0C0 penona immediately

We shall mako out a list of all del'cquents, and from week to week, and every week, place j the amount of their indebtedness on tbeir paper, t to remind them of the wants of their friet-d -' the printers believing their delinquency to be , more the result of thoughtlessness than inability or want of disposition to pay. Our terms are ' 7'iro Dollars in Mvance. Anil hereafter we ; Shall inTariuhlv t'mmn rf'kr llt.llnrm if nnl ' paid untill after the expiration of the year. I . . , , CSS" We devofe considerable space in this 1 paper to the proceedings of the legislature j of South Carolina, and of a public meeting . held in Georgia. They will excite no alarm ; in intelligent minds. Such gasconade has been heard befoie, and has been appreciated ' by the people ol the South, as well as "the t Nonh TK1 TVin.. mill not h rii. clved. Fanaticism may bluster in the South;, hut theie ate many bonett. prudent, saga I cious men in the South who will in due time' come foith and frown down the hraggado c ioa who now threaten so lustily. Should t hese hot-headed men attempt to interfere j with the execution of the fedeial laws, we j believe . the "old public functionary" will ! rise up and put them down, as was once before done. In less than six months, all ! will be peace and quiet, and our country . will be bleffed with an henest national ad ministration. AN APPEAL from tbeDaiia: lifer or, Hebekab, for lllp tmr Ihe Poor of( rCItyt j We, the undersigned citizens of Rich j mond, have been appointed a eorr mittee inj behalf of the Bener lent Aasociation of the . Degree of Rebekah, to apeal to the farmers in tlie vicinity lor such provisions as they feel able and willing to spare from the abundance God has given them, to be distributed among the needy the coming winter. This class during the summer season, Eurcbased provisions of roc, whom God as abundantly blessed with t lentrul stores r.f Main frmt anil vaivlahUa A tl ntt.no ofrhese woole will b unable to meet the: increasing demands consequent 'jpon a rigoroua winter: thereforo - wwiM earnt stfy f entreat you to share your abundance with; in nuneriug in our ciij. v e tmy 10 iiio?e i i . a i i a ! a a it " . i . . a ..... 1 . aisposea, gtre. ana win mess you. ior he has promised to bless the cl eeriul giver AVe do not confine this appeal to farmers: alone, but make it general to all, and ask ! all to give such as they may have to spare : : wheat, flour, corn, potatoes, or any kind of! vegetables used id families generally, clothing, money or anything that can be useiul in families, will be thankfully received. Some have already given liberally. Mid we believe that many w ill avail themselves of the present opportunity to do good. Tbe Degree of Rebekah has appointed a committee of five sisters, whose names ate appended to this appeal, to receive all that the truly blest and benevolent may be disposed to give; all of which will be stoted away at J. VV. Fulgbum's, to be detlt out wbereyer and whenever circumstances require, darioe the cold season before us. Don't forget the rlace. at J. W. Fulhum's new boue, west of the Hicksite leeting House, where all donattoas will be thankfully received. M. J. Shinw, . ") A. Woodward, j - U. K. Joh.vson. O. H. P. Little, H. Tooo lias. Fclobcm. Haabis, HxATBItaixOTOH, : " - RCTTXR, M GaATAA, V Committee. RatsKb Noto. James M. Ray, cashier of the Bank of the State of Iodiana, cautiona the public against one dollar billa on tlie Vank altered to 3'a which have lately ap peared. The difference nay be plainly barred by the centre piece in the pretended being round ia place of oblong. The jja I is extracted aad 3 substituted. kst (era oaa aader the aignati. res are -mJ THBSC tnbstitnted. The lelnt i doll a a w tha centor piece M ex. the letter. t ..bsututed.The neada of S. M.rrU and a C 8nU the one dollar bUl a. -V v. P. heavda of tha MMt.. .v.. . T. . . -- aaarww QOllaT DlllS - are

: Emigrat) Hay II. The Haytien government has enacted a law proffering to all colored emigrants a free homer on condition of their cultivating the same. Emigrant are invited to go ihete singly and in communities. Such as are unable to defray the expenses of emigration will be furnished with the means. Emigrants mast be of good moral character and

industrious habits. To each family of em igrants wil be given a farm of fifuen acres. of fresh and fertile lands, capable of growi i . i . t . -. i . t . . , : in me iruns ana siapies oi toe iruj'ius, uu the sole condition that tbey shall settle on it and cultivate it, and declaring their intention of becoming citizens of Hayti. To unmarried men will be given six acres. It wi'l be rem inhered that in the cultivation of coffee, the extent of land proposed to be I given is entirely sufficient to support a family. The government, also, will find remunerative work for those who are unable to go immediately to work on their farms. Sites for the erection of school houses and churchea, without regard to the religious belief of emigrants, will be donated by the State. Board and lodging will be furnished to the emigrants for eight days alter their arrival on the island. The fullest religious liberty will be guarantied to all. All necessary personal effects, machinery, and Agricultural implements will be entered free of duty. Emigrants will be permitted at any time to leave those who may have their expenses defrayed by the government will only be required to refund the amount advanced. James Redpath.of Boston, Massachusetts, has been appointed by the Uaytien GovernWe submit to the colored popnla'.ion of this country, that an opportunity is now afforded tbnn of securing homes, apolitical and civil independence which they merer can acquire in this country. A Republics government has been fjimiy established Its independence has been recognizrd by England, Fiance and Spain. The interest on 1he PnWiJ debt is regularly paid, and a moderate tax is sufficient to detray all the exrenses of the government, and make the necessary improvemmts for irrigating the farm lands of the country. The country is healthy the climate salubrious, and everything as desirable for a residence as any place in the tropics. A large emigration has already been mad "otn Louisiana, and tno emigrants express themselves highly pleased with their new homes, and express a lively interest in the uccess of the government. We commend I this subject to the attention of the colored population of Richmond.. The Election. LOUISIANA breckin ridge's plurality will be about 3UOO. GEORGIA The rffiiial majority of 67 counties give Breckinridge 30.000, Bell 29 COO, and Douglas 9.000. INDIANA The Republican majority is about 25 00O. NEW YORK The Tribune fixes Lincoln's majority at 49,2t S. VIRGINIA Breckinridge "s majority is not far from 1000. MISSOURI The official vote of 54 counties gives Bell 34.894, and Douglas 29 - ot. in nepuou.an ana uemocrai rut 1 . i - v. . l . j ... . , ouulas (lientlv at ead with thnni pnnn. c -i ties to bear firm. The remit is doubtful ar.d cancot le known for several days. TEXAS Returns indicate that the State has ?on f..r Rr-Linri,l.ra u nas gone ior orecainriage by a large maiontJ' J"1' ... A tfe&ivji oJl mojrHy about 100. NEW JERSEY It is still io doubt 1 trit.SStJu B motrity about 1ZOO. ' I 18 'nougni lour ot tbe Republican electors and three Douglas electors have been elected. -i m - c , . , , A&oenator Hammond of South Carol - . . """ " varoii na has n signed his seat in the Senate eo j has Chestnut, Toombs, and Iverson. a! fire at Palmyra, Mo., on Tuesday evening ' last, destroyed between 815,000 aud ., - n , ' ; 000 worth of property. On Sunday j night, the Erie Railroad safe at Jersey City. ! was robbed ol S 1 0.f00. Chief Justice j Taney cordia'ly re echoes the sentiment of a i.ii .t .: . au IIVUIIVIU , . I J, mirUipi to break up tbe Union aa treasonable in the last degree. tjf There was a very destructive fire in Buffalo on Saturday morning last, destroyng tbe Clarendon Hotel and several other buildings.' Several lives were lost. Loss of property estimated at Si 20,000. Breckinridge is not going South to make Union speeches, as has been reported. It is reported that the bank of South Caro lina has suspended specie payments. The bankers ia Louisville are charging five per cent discount on South Carolina and Georgia banks - Dr. Langs fon, who went out with Dr. Hatch's Artie Expedition, has returned He left the explorers frozen in the ice, where tbey expect to remain until June next. All well and hopeful nrt o ainffla p.. . Z

Kentucky that favor, secession It ! tied te ,ve d t take .-.r-th.t ; ap ' lnm iavor secession "i.K. n-h.ii wi ..- ..t. v.-. . J. . . i

a a a . w- , naa oeen proposed oy tne Kepubiieans of, w xork to celebrate their victory by m. .: i i.u . .... - vaaung m .arge riruuBat aooiewnere in ID i - . - .1 center of tbe State, aad inviting all tbe j world, and "tbe rest of mankiad" to the? fornix j J3Tlt it aaid that letter received from Virginia intiasate that a am hers of wealthy planter - have avowed their determination.

teinpt to break up the Lnion .Uallj.ja dare ",,7.- his Jp atejn the F r Stale. answer to tha Norfolk question.

Speaker of tke next Haute. 'i he imj r. baaicess. which will come "before cor r.ext Lej. itdaiure I will require the services of an abl" prompt, tod efficient Speaker. - One whoie leg islative eiperiei.ce and acq'-iaintacce with pai.. i..mentary law will enable him to decide points of order cor ect ly and promptly, an1' who wLl enforce the roles cf the House firmli bat with due courtesy and impartiality. Or.-, who is well acquainted with the soil. ties of tk respective members and thns enabled to selec' irocd Committees Aworj the gerttlemeB spo-

i sen ui we Know oi uu out: aiaunz me uicmwr i t i . i i : ca wc. ! I a!ifisl in womm roc ! a. a rtr I wr x.ia vj m,Mt v vwj v w - v friend, C. M. Alien. "We served several ses-ior in the Senate when he waa a member of tb lionse, and we kcow h-m to be wel.' qnalific and worthy the confidence of the ltrpubl.ca members oi the II oase ar.d of the State. The Illustrated Annn al Regis 'er if Rural Jijfiiirt, for 18 il, containii g 140 engravit ga, ban been received. The Calecder psges contain pitby aod appropriate hints for the months There is in it a valuable es-sy of Workicgmtu. Collates, hiffklv illustrated onon Koses ai.d Green House Structures Poultry Weeds, 4c &C- Address L lucktr k. St-n, Aibany, New .York. 0C7A correspondent of the Jeffersonian inserts that there is living in Miami county in this State, six 'Democrats who are Qiakers." It may be true that six Democrats nelong to the society of Friend j ; bit it cm scarcely be true that six Quaker, honest and conscientious believers in . the doctrines of Pecn, are Democrats Coal tar and pure, bright, sparkling water will not mingle in the same vessel. Quakerism ar.d: modern derm cracy cannot exist in the same in-. teiligent miud aud peace loving heurt. j Westmisistkr Rejiiew for October has promptly come to hand. Its table of con tents consists of Neo Christianity, North! American Indians, Robert Owen. The Organization of Italy, The Antiquity of the Human Race, Russia, Present and Future, ; Our National Defences, Thackeray as a Novelist and Photographer, and a most in-! teresting miscellsny of Coterrporary Litera-j cure. Price $3 a year. Price of IJIarkwood and any one of the lour Reviews, 5; the . four Reviews and Blackwood 810. The proprietors, L. Scott & Co., No. 54 Gold street New York, can now furnish a complete set of the Four Reviews and Blackwood, from the commencement in 1834 to the present time also, the early volumes of the Edinburg Review from its commencement (1S02), down to 1834. Subscribers

can procure back numbcis at any time, and but it will be recollected that Geneial Jack-1 triru " pold and silver 10 Uu thirds ol their istherefore the nresent is a .rood time to sub. i s,.n did not pumie such a course until , e. The bil aas unai.in.ously adopted Ihe

v -o scribe Specimens can be teen at this office. . ,T -v t . iu .1 Er Jeffirson. New Garden and Wasn - ineton towns-bips, in this county, each gavel Mr. Lincoln 249 votes. JfrOur Democratic friends Elijah and J Amor Forkner, the foimer of ibis and the! latter of Randolph county, voted for Lincoln at the late election. They have ever been substantial members of the Democratic party, and we lake pleasure in announcing their honest and conscientious acts. They are good men, and we have leng wondered why they remained in the ranks of the Democratic party. We welcome them into the ranks of the TRUE Democracy, which has i for its platform, free speech, free press, free homes, and opposition to the extension ol slavery. "Pkister's Rktreat. Our friend Cal. Johnson has everything in order in his confectionary establishment, and he has a ! great V8rje,T cf good things. He serves up -... ... k. r. ..i,Q. : r..i- - . . ttUPKI9 U Ul tew ttllvl J Vvrwa - lt. VUI 1 is a great piace 10 leeu at. epicures an go lller because no pains or expense is spared j to have tlintm just right. ! P .... i . . . . Illinois LBilsilure. " , , The Springfield (III.) Juurnaloi Saturday The Springfield (III.) rWol Saturday ' thus defiouely and satisfactorily settles the thus defiouely and satisfactorily settles the question as to the control of the Legislature of that StateL.n.;nn '. .l ( U T :-!.. ( - ' - We have vet received nothins- which aui thorizes us to change our figures in reference to the State Senate. It is certain, we think, that tbe Republicans have it by about three majoriiy. In the Decatur District. r i . i . .i t . i Ogles-bv s majority is about three hundred. A private dispatch received yesterday also confirms the election of Sci eel in the St. Clair District, though on the official count H'S n,,"jori,7 T"d?ced lo twentytwo In the Tssr well District, Dummer's election is A)so confirmed by 110 majority. In this District the contest between Jayne and cConnel was very close, but the official cont confirms the election of Dr. Jajnr by We . -u...,.,,,,!, ..c itgrci in mhio mat the official count of this county defeats Mr.' , . - , r ... ' v eoer, one oi our candidates for the Lower House, by a small majority. This will rrake the count stand 10 Republicans to 34 Democrats, with the Randolph District to hear from. Hall of Clark Division S. or T,mnrr.r. 1 I Noveo.ber 10 le60 ( icov. i At a regular meeting of the Division, the fo!. lowicg preamble and resolutiors were unani. moUfly adopted: Woe-ess, Ii the wbdom of an Aliwise FrevUence, oar Hrotber m. J. Lswis. hs been1 called trom this t the realities of another and he ter world, at d ahereas. he ei. for anvt years a roembtr of our order a -!o,. ard ,n.L i sSsteo ol T7 - -IZl .a .Bdalgew parent, mtd ia all ui aunbate, of j ouu.-a.ur. worm, oar respeci in Hi-, we wai. cLc b ts's iremory in deata. ' ResvUed. Thai e te. dVr to hi bereaved ramtiv ocr warmest sympathies, aod ask them in .v.;. V .... - v . ' tneir sorrow to renieinher that it n the wtae . j r-v uai aiv . aa njf ww aui ; ctenrty ef bii- beyond tbe grave. rWew;T .atasa mark of respect fbr oor! ce-a fneod. we waiwieaJaiafBueratoato-deceav-aa i . - ... , . ... i . i w , suu una a.va ua iw aaaa atiioiti waica we en , ay to h nanny. - Rrlrd That a c- py of this Preamble' ar.d Re.latitis be pre.-ewted to tbe family of our 'f intran, ann pioi'snea is tne papers Of Hie city, By order of tbe Drvision. 1 JGHX FO--OLD, UvS. Mr. Tooraba inu mates 'that he would chawuMj-Doaglas peroallj if ihe Utter 5 presence his ,

? From h IeAiaoa Jearnal. 'i Csvrrs.

Tl. rucnlt of the Om sessional elections .. .l.. fik nf ia ntainih is.- now definitely vu llic um t ...... - . - ascertained. The Stw "York delegation stands, RepobKcan 23, Democrats 10. In ; the present Con-rress the Republicans nnmbVrisZl Thfylatnembersin New York InWd we W more, f.-r Hakin.l i :.k iKo Rfnuhlirans in the or-

w ihj LICU mm ...v...r ) - - T , t. ganiz'Uion of the present H .use, is su ceed-! nothing, in consequence, trom .MiUedcvi.le. ed by a Democrat of the bitterest kind, nnd Wee'intrs are being held all over Ueurgia R-ynolds of . Albany, wjioal.-o. acted with tor loruiioAliBaie corps, the Republican-i most of the time, isaocceed- i A meeting has been called for at Augured by Erastus Corning, who never voted ta. tomorrow night. It will be managed for a Republican onrier any cirenmstances. by the most tolerant and conservative titi The practical loss therefore is 4.bat the ems aud decisive measures for the secession nominal or part? loss is 2 In New Jersey of Georgia will be adopted.

Pennington is beaten bv Perry, and Adcain (anti Lecompton Eemocrat, but on good terms wiih Republicans,) i beaten by SLeele. There is a loss of 2 m .New Jersey. Jn Massactuetts Buvlinijame is beaten by Wm. Appleton, an artocratic oia v ing, aooui seventv tin.es as mean and unmanageble as a very "mean Democrat. This is ft loss of 1 in Massachusetts. In the October election we k st 2 in Ohio, and 2 in Pentify'vania. Our avert ate loss is 9. But we gin 1 in j WL-confin, in the contemptible Larrabee's plac; we gtn ote 'n St. Louis.-in Barrett s place; 1 in 1 etroit, in Cooper's place, and will probably have the ttleciive btlp ol Major Rollins, of Missouri, which wi l be 1; more, or a gain of 4. leaving ns a clear loss ,.f c t- ti n ntvspni i;nniress ai inc or--t.! Il.t Rnuhlieans to 124

Democrats, Lecompton and anti-Lecompton be held next Tuesday at Milledgeville. j ually they were married. The other day aod Americans. In ti e next Congress wei Governor Brown's special message has a knock was heard at the deor, and the farwill stand JOS Republicans t. 1 29 of all oth been approved. During ils reading in the , met, opening it. beheld, wan. pale and

ers. Illinois like Indiana returns her delegation unchanged. W. A Richardson is; elected in the Fifth District in place of I-aac : N. ilorris. and I N. Arnold is elected in the Second or Chicago District, in place ol ; J, F. Farnsworth. All the other members are the same as in the present Congress.

IV o Fears of Secession at Washing- ' his connni sion, will be a candidate for Onion, command of a voluti'ter batta'ion. The WisiiiKnTnx.Nov. 9. No apprehension election will te held on Sa'urday i-iht.

exists in crucial quarieis iui uy " ' : . . r' 1 . I . . ...... . ... . ' I i i,e made to seize the forts or public properly jn the South, as no such movements would be tolerated bv the authorities of the States j in which tliey are located. j The attentions which now distracts the people of ihal section are of great delicacy, and nothing will be done br Executive rould tend r . 1 1 iorcmg me jaw. I he resignation ot the I ederal officers at Charl.-stoc being contingent on , theiraccept - ance by the President, time will be given them to consider their action. An erroneous report has pievailod that the President intends iss-uing a proclamation, . ., ,. . , , ., .... . nouin i.nrii inn inn rtasfeea iiie nuiiuvini' ordinance. 1 The Cabinet to-dav held their first meet- ! ing since the Pres-idenil election, but no i 0 ... , renUired formal action From ! Hi enrol inn. CoLcmbi. S. C , Nov. 9 In the S-nate, today, the Committee on Federal Relations reported a bill calling a Convention for the

authority which would tenet to exasperate . the reception ol a co ntnuntcation irom senator her existing at all. even for one hour or

iiie puuiicimmi ngaumiiur uciiriiuit.u-;l,uri.iiiu.1 one minute, wiin so severe an injury, is re-j 543 ment at this juncture, while, however, the ' Senator from S .utli Carolina. rem.n Lal.U lUr nerk wax broken at th 647

President will perform bis duty in fully en- ! Wh.'ey t.ffcr.d a fih cervical vertebra, and the spinal cord

tecond Monday in January, to take into; th.- Seuae hill. onidealion the danger incident to the! Mr. Thompson 1 1 Union connty. said the sg,.l ; .l,.1,!..,,.!;,.;,,! ih. n.ri ..iaH mn,a

v't" I . ... . y .-ill. ,u .utj Union, and take measures against the same. After a biief di-rusMon, the bill passed. Yeas, 44; nays, 1 the dissenter differing about the tin.e only. T he el uiion is to take place on 1 uesday previous to tlie meeting ot tbe Convention.

In ihe House, a debate to k place ontheiuou pupa as nn-.i i.ded ana be sent to the Senate?' ' resolu'ion to send a Commii-sior.er to Geor- as i b n taktr: by tl e jes ai.d noes, when the j gia. Some members spoke in favor of co- b asid ui.aiiimounly by a vote of 117,1 operating with other States, and others ad- everv "len.ter presrnt voting ir. tt.e affirmative, ocated operate State action. i . Tl t "' K Ven o'clock in the evenIn .he Senate notice was given of a bill 'n ' V.77r thT'n, l.na

6ons from States hostile to Slavery bight thousand JUinute men are dniiinjr lo nilit. Services of volunteers have been offered a t - ..1 t.- . . j ... irom eorgta, .'auaiua, n.eiiiucKv anu x eno nessee. Chablkstox, Nov. 10. An unsuccessful ' attempt was made today to remove the Gcvernment arms from .he arsenal in the city to Fort Moultiie. There was great ex- . 3 rr.,. .. ci.ement in conseouence. Ihe shipping i,;Cfj p.!u ihtm..'. awivels saluted it. Immense resisUnce meetI U K.1.1 l.ara ln.niirKl Tlie Georgia Legislature. Macos, Qa., Nov. 10. The Legislature of Georgia yesterday refused to fix a day for the election of U. S. Senator to succeed Alfred Iverson, agreeing to postpone the ballot until the action of the State is deter - tnined. A bill calling a convention of the people will pass in a tew davs. AllLLEDGEVILLE, ua. -ov. J- il WM moved to postpone the election ot Senator A!t. , e- rw- r v w, k da !S rtv '1. 1 1 it'ia to the 12th. other days were also proposed. 1 Mr. Harris of Worth, favored the earliest! time. It was well known who Georgia : preferied. and when electe I he would in-! stantly resiirn if the interests ot Ueorga nA .ha. nmred ir. Mr Olivor f. ored the earliest day - I 1 T 1 J - I. . . . . . .. . M : I""K l.LUiuaic. - .'ii. . .1 .. Jones urged the grea et delay. He regarded the present a lime for deliberation, and they needed all the light that could be ob - taed btdore acting. . . . A few weeks miTbt develop important . . ..r . matter that ought to De known itore ttie, election. Mr. Spauldiag ftvored the post- . r... tl . k..i;.. ; t" ! " maor-.ng so eariy uwaetert...... j were measures mere important to the Con-; j vention. Retaliatory legislation claimed j ! nrorcitan-- ova- tlu aWlWD ot A Senator, r - . . .. w - . . ,

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tf indicate that Creorgia mlenoea lo niDiBit,""' " - r- Ltr.co,.,. ne woa.a U Lincoln's election" ffiSZ'ial? "f 15? favred secessioa if Georgia so decided in , idt ,he of (bat f .

Convention. He thoagni ueorgia woU; ..... k ., by lbn3 iodjc.ting her willingness to nbn.tt! . . . . .: - u- :. N A.1HCOIO S eiecuoo. u wnsiutreu u a . . "th mm"l.. Mr. Lawtoa favored tbe utmost di-lay of wor?. rWintn of Senator. There was Tio nrcrssi. ty of speedy aetwa, aa Georgia woa hi be represented ia the Senate until the 4.b of March. He agreed ith Mr- Se ward that so. speedy an indication to submit to election of Lincoln would place treorgia in antagonism. Tl e news would be speedilv tent oer t! e country, thai Georgia acquiseed ia the electiou t-f Lineolu. . M- sn.nt.tm ,n..J .hat tk J.-; . . . ! lie on the table for the present. :. Adopted 1 A bill waa Jatrodocod,, heavily jawing i mantttacturetl articles trom .Massachusetts, looaecticutt, w 1 ork. t'snnsylvanut,"

Mwhi 'ao. Wisconsin, nd other States, for thorud body or men to take the law into their M neUitJing the Kug tiv Slave lw; also for own tan - mwven-inV the etiisens of offending States Mr- John f. Jackson moved that eomn.itiwcu 5 . f r . tee of tweotr-oue po-nt-J lo prepare ba

fmm .ninoln the Courts of Georgia o , , . -. i The Legislature adjourned from i nday till Monday. Fart teer Ctc.ifn.ent nt the South. AcecsrA, Nov. 9 The telegraph hoes r riuwn. siuth of Augusta. e have A Northern man named Thajer, a homeopathic doctor, and a former resilient, lately returned, was charged with uttering Aholili.m sentiments on Ibursday nigta. tie was; ordered to leave the ci'y; retuing. le was! wared on ly a crowa tins auernoon. i The crowd, which increased to several hundred, was addressed by several citizens,' some urging summary proceedings and oth- I tla a milder course. i While the crowd was so engaged, lliay er was conveyed off, and escaped, thecni-i zens aiding in securing his escape in conse- s ti quetice ot the entreaties of his wife and j children- . ,; Tb.. feeling is generally widening and , 'deeper 'epeninsr iuiu i.ueiuny w uc sauaccs. - amstn:. I n nartips. A miliiarv e..nvenlion of the State will LeirUlature tht re was warm applause. j A delegation of South Carolinians are visiting Georgia. Sedate and conservative Georgians have mounted cockades. We have not a line from Charleston. W. II. Walker, brevet lieutenant in tl e armv. who was reported to have resigned It is relmblv reported that several hundred ' thousand minute men are already enrolled; at the South, and the enrollment continues. I'roeeedin:.' of Ihe South Carolina Legislature. Ct l.LVBlA. b. I Nov. 10. Id the Uoufe, to- day, ttie .Speaker announced i rirpamstar.ee.. would be regarded as a jg i ow n,z m1 m ai act f ,ovai Ju. 1 vuQn lQ sJU,h Caro lna f jjr j)e ;ttUg.ure made a report from the Committee of Wuya n l Mt-ans, retommend- ' ug a biil providing for the postponement ol the ! operation of the act it-quiring baukslo have one ; .iHj-esitv l.ir nriinini action K)r me rti.ti 01 mo . ... , , banks as strong y uutd. Kxprejes are daily j bringing bills trom the surrounding ft'taiea, aud demands for 8,ecie are daily ma.Se. Mr. Al-dri-h made a rei.ort from the Commit lee on Federal rclutio- 8, o.akii.g amcui-'niei.ta to the ei.a'e Kill oalling a convemumtf the ieoi, by . tabstitatirg the 6-b of Ih-cenibfr for the Cth ..rjuary as me pay 01 ine lect 1 on , uu .ue 1 4ih ot Decenibtr in-tead ol tie JU b or Jatinary as the day ol meet...: of the coavei.i.o-. 1 Mr. Hlmk of Yu.ik county, eppostrd tie' amendirei.t. he vrati'.ed more tin e to can vns i . ---. i t . time. meeting mere sub., itted to ihe'llou.e. Thel.o, then .ent into Connnaue of .he ahole on the report of ihe Federal Commute . aid a ditcufsion tneued on tl.e report. I he ; niettion. 'tha!l ihe bid fcr cslliig tie Convet;.r.e Sm.u.-is Kere prft nt r.d all voted that i-ft biii parrd as an.erded. provi - i Leceutber, trsd te meetiuji of the Couveotioa ou the lTih. J Mr S-montun ouvred a resolutin that the, Governor tn: e i powered to raise 10,000 voluu 1 teer. I: he co'iaidered oi Moulay. Au.frTA , ti ... Nov. 10 A. Urne meetinc, in fuvnr ol' .Souititru risruts. is beHix held htrj ,k. t,: lUm C.rilMIS. The Savannah resolutions acre unanimously adopted, with an amendment declaring ,t to be tbe sense of the meeting that the only remedy tor the eltctiou of Lincoln waa immediate s'onAmid loud and prolonged cheering, it wa mnred and adooted that th thai ks of th neonl , . . ... , y. of the South are dje to the eallant men of the. North wh attempted to roll back the tide of fataticisin in the recent election. I Resolerd further, I hat the meeting pledges! the ci'izeua to subaiit lo an increased rata 'cf taxation, to ar n and trganiza the military j j tf tne tate. ( , A ,ar,her !ation was adopied, coadenning i ... . j noon aii)i declaria x that the res lat:on adopte 1 ,hp lti,i lh(i llf lh nm:Br. lliIr. , jul. Anderson or Savannah is addressing tha ineetuig, decidedly in favor of tlie homed ate ac- J tk,n of the Sooth. Inteose ejfitemeut rreva.ls. ! it is ripeciea tn urorgit, iiotoa a bi--nia, I esas ana 31 ississipi , wi:i go witn csooin . n.fti,n h.j )..'!. 4 Kith tka ffr0:ilMt Htknuiaarn -- u-..-. - - j Tk.... ,. . . ... i .A .k..,4nAA ..r.lia n t.vij.ii' m ' '- m v,. vi . kv-i . j j n . u i ConRa ee m.cote Men lnrDed oat ,Dj a,.rcb. d . Jon Main sUet-t wi:h a grand display of fi e ; )works. Judgi Mgrattj, Conner. Coicock. and Cuacngh.-u .dJrefc3ed the crowd. Jude MaI ..... . . . . ' grato said ne nopei feoatn t aroiioa would not ! ik. i. .... . ra... it. . " " wr ot.av ne -a, , 1 !"c lu f , . r? Sj seceae. lit said the bad the riiiht to secede. Tbe people fy ehe has, the Leislature say. the hrs, and Hraven will say she has the right,, ,r i be Government et Washing oi should , ay she has not the right, then let them pr jrt . it he i.iti iho r,K. - 1 '-"ft fc " J ' ! 7 .. . H T. , . TO . Aoe' weaid answer wuh d-.ncaat erea. -VerThe minute mC meetine a-ijamed r.. a...: ...-.j .. . aiwr marmr tne muu rm ra aou aui i.aito . . . A dl 'eiation of tea miaate mea wm app-tiM-cd to alteod the mdaary c n recti oa "hick Bieete M'lieJgeville next wk. The crowd wa, f -t!y rejo ced to learn that Soath Carouse . " 3 Pwa '" MMm mt AaiwUa, r.ia. Abocst, Nov. 10 A lrre eseiiBf of eiti w" ,fc?, OOB"'1 Chamber th-s .oua. Mayor Biodget pre uj. - The Btavor stated that be bad receive tutor- ..... a v na nir f.rl r k. 1 hatfiO ftntw : ' fied to' leave by oaaatrew per too j. The : Mm'n. l (W'.fbeito we .hoaid protect oaraelves by apholdog tha fas M preaervaUoa of order, or alio an asaa-

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s ne.r. Tie Oh I'rtnen atf ointed a highly irfl eni al aad rveeit cvtatKttieA. w! rrp"rted the fo'l mg: Rrs'-lrrd. That we live under a Goverwateot

of a an I order, and it is the bo in Jen dutv of every trood c;t a.-n to si-e that rrh! are res pee t ', and wrongs sjetrd;ly rt-dnased to the form-1 pn.vidfl by la. Re.vlsfd, Tha' the genions of oar ias'itutkx forit-d- (he uiH-hut-nt of a cit len without fair t hv tanr " ResolreU. That the aunr,p'ke by ied viduals however resectable, of any of the power of gi,i rumeiit, is sutiversive of a'l civil liberty, and x'.i tendencies fatal to the vita! interests of the cofunmnitr. Rtsolted. That if the eiistinsr laws are insaHS cieut (-r the protection of the rights of cititizens. t!ie nrorer course is to appij to toe uej; iiiiattite to amend and mod.fy thera a- ihe inter est'' ' ?orietv reo'j're. Uiiuio.il xcneneot sometimes prevaik-d Jjrirretir c'.ioir! Wr:ti Addrvsses ere maie V C jmrnirgs, Ksnf, SneeJ, Montgomery, Porot'e, Pord and others. The conservative fet timeut pevai:ed, and the reso l"t 'C " 'c adop e.'. -t? The La'ayette Courier says tbt some lime ago the wife of a wealthy farmer in this State tIop d with a farm laborer; the deserted husband obtained divorce and After a time the sister j of the recreant wife, living on the adjoining farm, slowly drew his regard, and event ragged, his truant wile. Her father had turned his back on her, her paramour had ! fallen into drunkenness, hopeless and homef less, she as a last resort, returned to her forI mer happy home. The farmer called his ! wife, she would not 6ee her sister, bat a tear listened in the farmer's eye. He sup plied her wants and then built her a cabin on - the extreme end of his farm, where by the bounty she is still living out the remainder ; of her days in remorse at her crime and folly. A Woman lives six nays after Iter .eck was flrouen The Aurora ( (ii'l.) Commercial, mentions t,ie death of .Mrs. Lynn of that place, from j irj.irics received by accident, says: . t She lingered from Sunday morning unj til Saturday, when she died. The lart of was greatly injured. The effect was to par alrze the eutiie body and limbs leaving only tha head with vitality. Still she did not suffer greatly. Her greatest distress arose from a feeling as if a broad iron band was tightly compressed around the chest. Her brerthirig grew gradually more and more difficult, and at last, with a gentle sitfh. her srnril waa watted awav. This case presents such remarkable feaj tures that Dr. Sutton will report it for the i mtdical journals. j at - phSr The New York Tribune savs the DO - Cte? The New York Tribune savs the poo cron ia so near a total failure alreadv ! tato crop is so near a total failure already i that it mr be praclicalv counted ouf, , :,.,...,.;.. th mHnifi..pnt vi,.M -Ul-h 7 0 J . was 3 rP"- nintU since. Over tnoie than one half of the State, which e have personally examined, there is not a single acre that has yielded fifty bushels 0t sound tubers, nnd iu conversation with t 1 r. i. : r.1.0... .... iniuiris iruiu ii ee-. tiuij it. iiieoiaie. tnei

I xuK'.x " pbahle j1"1?,,""'1 ?nV37 'nl,"",'",r" "ea L"hl'' " , haU ground planted w,l not be dug , - .1.

: c,,,"c7 ,na wlc ucairujcu uy the rot. ff : ,l.a .L. nt.: o.mi in . wirai ...a viuiese a.. oll Fiancisco have a legalized custom ofwife stealing, according to which it is under stood that it a wife be once fairly carried off. that seems to be the chance of solace , . i . i - i , being confined to his hopes, or carrying off somebody else's wife. We suppose tliat a Celestial, who was desirous of retaining the ' partner he already possessed, would be hkely to feed her up to the b,st ot his ability . . . .Prominent in a Collation given by Mr. Bovlsion of the Amherst Cabinet. New Hampshire, to some visiting WTide - Awakt-s, w as a rail fence made of doughnuts a foot in length, entirely round a long dinincr tahl Uining taoie. j o T-tJ - T .1.,Br , , "5 x..ar.age, oi Asnneia, ass Wl - few days since and broke her leg in ; two plnces. She had to crawl some dis.ance j before she could call her son to send him for a surgeon. He went with all speed, but be- . fore llis return. she had set the broken bonea . i t . , ...... . Mrs. l,cman Kldnde-e. of Ashheld. Mass nerseu, an i me surgeon louna all ngnt, ana s ' nothing tor ium to do. " tiw Lincoln did two good things in the late election He carried his own ward. city, county and State, and he carried Douglas's ward, city, county and State. So says the Chicago Tribune, and we believe it. JOT Joe Lane is so thoroughly disgusted

wi ll his adopted State (Oregon), that he M Kdarard li Vaogbaaot al re Bonj Moorawa o dri-Urot h wiil nar.-. rt.,r (1,... l,!7 Phoebe Jaa l'a r K b Jan Pieaviaa-ot

g) back to his native State f North Carolina). c ,. . Spnngfield (IU.) Journal of Fn7 J W n - - - fe' - '" - ' - r ik-puoiicaos ny z to m tne; . vm-.-Ka ll , I Z . T . 1.11 . . 1 i y i , u j'jiui uaiioi Lite maioniT; -II 1 1 WlilllOLneiaKllian I. lu,tn ,""awaaaaaaaaaaaaaBaBaaaaaa I',r-'bi at rtideaee la thit rit,. n Thnd., '-! "on. williah j. t.wrs, a,ed about Si rear. . ' Oa .an o1j erect'eg laat. of Irpkuid ferer, JO0!I Vyyls,. ged about 36 rear. "On San4aj ereniar, in the Ttriaitjr of thlt iy, Mr. JACOrr MK BIG. ari-l aboat M jeara. --- - --- Stray. rum to the oier:ber aheat te wh Ootetwr it, a red ana bi:e eieer. a.t tail, aboat rear oM. Ala an th let uiet . a rrd asA mhum akut A iars eis, ahn. creoaeJ heraa. C-ietogaailk,: Oaoer ar rqaeted w par charge a4 tak the a,. K S.CCCtiKaK. , T.I!a,l. sa-t FOR SALE. " rWlLL ten elfor eaaa. or a tlaa. oa of my Stick Dartilri llsaae. Soth k irf a eaat front, oa eea taiaaeg mo roaafl rtiaaUiar rr. at a all aceeeeauy eaueonieaece. Ua rair On aaaar. aorta ef M via a in earn r Stria oa4 rarl.ia otaer - U auoth tat car. 7la aad Hoi. 49 Saa . V. BrTTLB m. k ccn mas rait, nicxiisoa. KUCHMAN A DICKUTS01T rxir la Pianos, Mclodeons, Musical la.lmn.ttU talkrfclat, fctt 9Kmm - c Am. - . 'put aaov exaaeA hart a tan a fartaarra.. oar at a a a. a artaea. r ewoe oa hri'nmt 1r-n tkt ki a a aat pnootor laaaaiitailn rm tarn CaM4 Statao. Okie taaar eoti t AT M ANL FACTURER'S PRICES. TTiey Sara waA arrant eaaat to rosvr everr 1 1 a I aao aa taraaa aoea a.i ufaaioi r Taanr mmrp ala aa ar kia4a ! aaroa nauaoeata, aaan aaeoae. Owe. kill will oe aeia a leo a lo aa of ntua oaot or Tea. PtrooB A eiriaf aarrthiac ia taeir It. r tori ta ta call at ta Jewetrr rtor mt C- A. MCAl-lowS. a, i nk. i a. tvr

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OSDtiiOr ADJOURN MKXT. la acear.lo "ua th pravittoa of aa aet af MM i;aeral Aocmblr cf h Stet cf laiiaa. Uvi4 'Aa at puvi4iaK K estaita th tarws tt OUswit t'uurta or lj -urmiirBV, wba th paJBC aiiaai hall ba ilaii'ltl " Apvsdr rwarTliB.lsU. It t orJr J by tb C -url. iti.t Ihi Crt adTW aatU th Br.l loaUv iri dij) of DaMWiM. Km it nl mgum ril la axr, try ul upwii ta aaSaufevd ttiB-or tb pral trm. Alt t-, cjjiuau. plu aa4 Bi'lMi Mtiaal aOt nrxt r rar Tun or MbanrU dtap. ? m1 of, rh.lt tul lu kauint aaJ 'rmiUoa at tb Mt4 aJjanl Itrm, tb Vlvrfe U airociM to uniija tb ca f-r Ui4 aai pablUb Ibi arlor or raid adjourned Toroi WiUt a lul of lb oaM a , te triod, and tb dT for thnl f tb Maw, for ' thirty day befwr tb mmc of od sdjaarood TWrwi T ia tb aMoor of gcasrat tjcaluhn, BwbUa4 ; 1 m nK.. cw tj rA . aM m . i w , ..vd. ' w . w k . . wa SSth, 1?9. luoi. sol. aERtnira. , Clark of tb Way a Cueatt GoarW iist oi cirtii m ratrtuL. At th aijjurarJ Fail Tar ini, of lb Ways CireaU l-aurt, w b bt4 ootaaf oa wat4ay . tb IhirJ dtf of lKwmbr, 1HS0, ia praaaM of th f.tf'H: ( U.-on t.f adjoaraaoDt. For Trial Firt Day ( Dec 3rd.) !iM. on Dackpt. IIS. lit. Srateuf lodiaDa vt S40.tr L HittI, Jaaias M Poo. 117 SUt of laJiina r Jjho liaztar. ,i State of ladiaaa v ttbru ClMatul, For Trial Second Day (Dec Uk.) 119 Andrew M Miller t al v orf UrwU t al. Mi & Merelith Ta Thotai Tyoar. Sit I'loataat H Hajt al vt ilrowa Marrow, SsJ Bro a A U jrr.w v Jam E HaUor. S4S l)ard aVare Adia'r Jame L, ilarrta va EaUa A llamittoa KRi'c .i John VeClinehy n Samaal Kood. 419 Alfred LMy ot al r I. B Mnrriaoa t ala. 4SS Cali born T W iltoa v Alfiod J LaabUy. For Trial Third Day (Dee. Stk.) 47 Daniel rV oarar t al Jeohaa Oy t al. Tt Hry Jeaiaoa et al v Ueorre Koaror t al S. 47i Mark Reere vt laaiet t Rogeraat at; 4S1 Crocker a Neal rafayoe Yartaa. 4S4 Jaoiea Xeal v I'ayue A Yaryao . 4tt Juba T Way el al va Uoujmi Coaklia t ei. CSS Kichard Half el al vi Jam i. Saow ot al. Oil Stale of Indiana ex rel toraol ti.ai V C nelita Ratliff et l. ioS Joshua 0 K.ebaxJa rs Williaa Mrer, For Trial Fourth Day (D. 6th.) 610 MS 51 S3 Hi iW !n S3 7 Ml 54J I.af Uereliu et al vi Williaaa Oriffia at al. Ueopre W Keddiab r Oenrge W Wool 4 al. laaiel Laooti re Thaddea Owen . Irid Klem Ding r Jaob aniramp. John Craofori et al vjjaia K. Uuria, atal. J.iha Hollopeter vt Caleb Hnd. Samuel fay lor ta AmhruaS Kaby. Henry lleitar rt KU Seirer rt al. CiooiuaaU a C hicago 11 R Co vt Kloari Roberta . John flunt et al vt Eiloa A Haniltaa R R Co ct at. 4 - For Trial Fifth, Day. (Ihr.ltk.) Jo MenJenhall et al aJ.or. Ae v IJariil Lowla etat. John C ftrgg vt Robert Carter. Nancy Ellen Mohlioaey ra Aadrew J MoKioaey. Tbomu W Houaett vt AUhlon Bond. S51 S5i 554 U54 Paul Draport tt Ed in M Cook 45i Jere L Moek Jr va Jaaon Hani et al. j For Trial Sixth Day. Dee. 8th.) ((57 WillUia Butler vt Seoooa Auxin etat. ; 60 Maria Anderson vt Jatsuaoa Aodertoo. : WJ!!.. ; 393 Uarid M Uaoboret al t Crocker aad (. 0 lb .m v. neatin r anarew nu.er. ... R.i.hh ...na f Jaioa lla v Jr L j Meek Jr. 1 For Trial Seventh Day. Dee. lOthJ etA Henj Kooo v Enoch Rail -wea ot al. Sis Ji.ha C Oari.t. '7 J"'Ph.w"' ' I Jho C Oarideon t aa ve Jaete Hrlaa. '7 f r,"5b. .1.7 . " J Ti.M;.'. " . J H.rV.tri AllfVJ bIIIIV et 3aw a v til Il4aSl Banj ii.rrievt Kobert K Hailey 6i0 Havid (liczint v Joseph H Htidhi 1 v. r : 1 K-:itk rt.. .. 1 r ami ! For Trial E ghth Day. (Per. Illh) fllu'JZVJe m..,- v.-h. a . in. H..ti .t i SJ i'lijab M Grew a jueeoh S S.iibatn, tl 3 ",e',Ji Y! ',J!,brrt v .. ,,ia . ., Jha C Had Jolaoa vt laii.aa Central Bailoay Vo. e.2 j,,, Mcf Fa.land ra Willtain rteraua '40 John Grant rt Chirlea tl P Hart l Sam vt tame 641 6l2 ,aU)9 ,,,, ets JotepS R mth vt I hotna Thcrnbari . at j For Trial Tenth Day. (Dee. 13th.) , sl Wiu-t Ku-fn ti lu.id w KmJ "r 1? s!?i.1?r "'u '! AonJ".iit HI Ana Mitchell rtMarpbj Mitebell 61 W'ii.oo W Jainea . Jam. W Carpooter j For Trial Eleventh Daw. I Dee. HtvU j 85 Uf 650 I hiiip White vt iobo W t uUbnaa . 6il Jyie;-b I' Kloniker vt Martha A rliooiker Si-f.rjr.oWSS 659 Au,anda BeaaeU vt John Ueonel I For Tttal Taxlfth Day, ( Dec. l&th.) lJ Andrew r Sou r. Coiami. wirhoi MfOiarrio rt harlot CouamiMionert ot wjri Trar1 Robert u.r al Ler Has i5 J an Sulliraa v Keoben Holliran g)J4 Jbn A falkamh vt Thai)lU! O moo et at J.,bn A falkamph vt Thai! Jea )t et SS !..... ur.n: I. ..;.. I. . tTy:ir'"'""Jw''--j'" , ''T n"" 7' j . j h lhlJJay' "c- Mn) Jf j"" H V11?.fcelaoT" Roger t a :87s Owen Tally . rwarJ Pavlea et as 6 Sarah Wright v Andrew wght 8-l Satan E. nmitb vt Harta Bata Bia j a J siarin it Seir a Conkiia ios j a j ivio og w iooj.j V,,- Tr,l F,rtatL nu t nn. iktl ss 'orrje Jonet r ib K Kiuber tl t&.V'P r7 lVl'l , flu t taise ra 1'bii.p Kiler For Trial Fifteenth Day. (Dee. I9M). 891 Uxor Beit ill vt Uoaiatiara r waM rouotr 61ii Jhn 11 J ja t al vt Suael Rutla tat I'00 w u fcfcUu j For Trial Sixteenth Day ( Dee. tOtk.) . 1 705 Ralph A Fig rt Th4da W.ight et at i J--fj "JliT!tal ,; 7 0 Keel Forknr et al t. K V Sadler et al For Trial Seventeenth Day (Dec. 2lsL) Ttl Oaaiel Maooa Genre UnaOUl ot al 713 Lewi Dark t tl vt Bra, ioe A Bear 714 taioe aan 71 Job B lleFarlani vt Haorr rank al al lit 1 aoforl Out et al r Joka lafnta Hi Jabea W rone ot al i Tbaddeoa Wrifkt 72S A 1 gleria re M BaUriJg et at 9otie it hereby ffivea ta iitor. wit aa Ik poool of Joror itif natal at th l oll Tor. lSe. of taa Coart aforad of the aittaag mt el J 4jroA tm, 4 tkat Uto abati eo wall eteaA fer trial a th order aod at the tie aVre tatd. SOL.. Mt.BKD.TH, Clerk W C C. Oct. 25tA. 13a. Th folloariac aaa4 oef tent ceatooo ta paael of rater. laaacl Wi.ttaaaa.Jooo. M !. Ilorjaoals Mtlir Jaaae Wttta. Ocerc aareoorao; W(Ujaa balta, WUlaaaa tilrr. H Sraaa, att uliao kalaatbli. Ocuti. mso. os DH. HOOILAia'a CrlrbrattHl aalataitc Cardial. fi,rd 1 uu. t. at . Jt';i..,av iw Area Mfeat, n.'la4a-lbia, will iriiDiir ocas Ceartt. Coida. Itltwn. Cr. lis ck.ua. Dieeoar et ta Hooelt arietaf frea CaA4. aavi ltKial Coaaiiaw Be4 tfc f ji.jlof eDlti I rar4 Dr. H.Aaayd't Kaaaaata I'vrdiol aa BOOqaJIA fur eo(h a4 eolAj. A abort tiaa aiaat I oa attar k4 with a terer rvli. aeoioaaA ky a aa.ot rtoioat aod dtttroaeiag oooaA. wkatb reko4 an 7ttM torrtbla. o4 oaa.aa (re dbilata . I aod vria a anted . wttaoot ootoisiog roliof. aatt taaliy 1 . rocotaaa.d4 to try a botu of tko Coedaal. It eff -els wero aa teod wawderial; a fw ium nt4aed tke greet Vettot. aod Wore I k4 tokew tAe evatowu mt th koUlo i ) irdl oared. Rotpoetfaliy. ARAU15TA I AaUilEd, Jeferaoa Arena aod Whorta. at . To Dr.C. M. Jackaoo, l Atob at. This ioraiaobl roawdy t (or oi hy Droayiaaf mm Xteheopor rhrooghoot tbo L'aitral Atawe. fiat T et per ooruo. AA-laa 600 Daakela FlaxMwm to LotUaPAaUfKa Aotiroaa m eowtay Floaaoo aa ha aoeawiatld -Uh a aood arBalaky oaiUa-oa oka uwAlassa.