davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-23
w Gans 1alu Nuesaau aNornn Aortutber % 1859
Clothing

Clothing
FOR THE MILLIoN!
ALFRED MJNRoE s. CO.'S
ONE PRICE STORE.
STORY BUILDING,
Northeast corner Camp and Common .sts.
ALL QUALITIES ALI. WELL. MADE.
oSERC0ATS. From 81 90 to $40 90
BUSINESS COATS. 30 to Is %
CLOTH FR0CKS. Is 90 to IS 90
BLACK PANTALOoNS ............... =. $50 to IL 90
COLoRED PANTAI.OONS.. ......... =. 3 80 to 10 %
VESTS-vESTS-yEST .....,,.,.,,.... 2 IS ID 90
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS >. O75to 3 50
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS .............. 4. i Ito 2 80
GLoyES-Al styles and qualities.
HALF HOSE-All qualities.
HANDKERCHIEFs-Al qualities.
CRAyATs sCARFs, TIES
And all articles necessary a Genenan's Wardrobe.
BOYS, CLoTIHN@,
WELL AADE
We Invite Parents and Guardians to call and examine
our assortment Of
BOYS CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS,
ETC., etc. etc, etc,
which will be found to embrace larger variety than
usual Among other articles which special attention is in
vited the following.
Black Blue and Colored Cloth Frocks
Cloth, keysey, Beaver and Pilot overcoas;
Cloth, kersey, Lion Skin and Pilot Raglans;
School Suits-Jackets, Pants and Vests to match;
satinet Sacs-Pants and Vests to n,atch
Cashmere Frocks-Pants and Vests TO match;
Cashmere sacs-Pants and Vests TO match;
Silk Mixed Coats-Pants and Vests to match
great variety of sacs Frocks,
Sac,Iackets, Round and Dress Jackets;
Black and Coloed Cashmere Pantaloons-great rety
Vests of Black and Fancy Silks yevets
Cashmere Satin, Cloth Satinet etc;
White and Colored Shirts;
Under Garments, of every description;
Snspenders, Gloves, Half Hose ETC. etc
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
''sroRY BUILDING"
nj 2p3t Corner Camp and Common streets.
Just Received,
PER LATE ARRIVALS FROM HAyRE
NEW STYLES AND PATTERNS
ELEGANT VELVET PELIssEs AND cAoAKs,
Embroidered and Plain.
Gray, Black Brown and Choice Mixtures In
FINE CLOTH BURNoUs,
cLoAKs
RAGLANs,
etc, etc, etc.
Misses and Children's CIoaks.
Also
FRENCH PATTERN BoNNETs,
PLUMEs
wREATHs
BRIDAL BoNNETs
AND Wells
TRIMMINGS, etc, etc.
JOHN TODD,
MI 2pst Nos. 10 and IA Charities street
r.. ii. Tyler,
Ito. CANAL ST ......,.......... ITO
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS JUST OPENED
WATCHES,
CLOCKS BROWSE AND PARIAN ORNAMENTS,
Fine .Jewelry,
In Diamonds Ruby Emerads, opas Coral Pearls Ernscan
Mosaic, and a great variety of patterns,
Rich Silver Ware,
Tea Sets, Pitchers Cups, Gobes Trays Vases Castors
Spoons Forks Ladies' and large suitable
for PRESENTS.
Plated Ware,
OF tile best quality and Beautiful Designs Elegant China
Parian Bronze Porcelain and Wedgwood Figures
FANCY GOODS in great variety.
sPECTACLEs-Gold, Silver, Steel and Shell Frames
Cutlery.
Table and Pocket Cutlery Scissors Razors and Pistols
WATCHES AND CLOCKS REPAIRED,
SILVER-WARE AND JEwELRY
MI 2p6t MADE TO ORDER.
.VeaU W'OrsteI Store.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-23

ASte EushtS . Lyon
S E WING MAC HINES,
Universal and Unqualified Satisfaction
To all who have purchased them We became their
Agents.
There for this They every loose and
clumsy attachment and of every delicate complicated
vance They simple in their construction throughout,
and are easily understood and readily adjusted
They are Certain In their Results!
They adapted great range of workmanship which
is of much advantage persons huve but ONE
machine for every kind sewing They are strong and du.
rable in all their parts and by their adaptation and
connection Mr. Fnkle movement positive
and absolute and the light and easy so as 10
obtain the highest speed with little or no noise and without
injury to the machine
They guaranteed By give better satisfaction
than other Sewing Machine market or the money
refunded.
Prices from S55 to s125.
n. BPcrsons DESTROYS of learning operation of the
Finkle Machine, will be taught free expense.
ALFRED MUNRoE & CO.,
STORY BulLpIsc'
MI 2pst Corner Camp and Common streets.
FAIRBANISS'S STA DARD SCALES
Were Awarded
ALL THE FIRST CLASS PREMIUMS
MISSISSIPPI STATE FAIR,
NOVEMBER, 1859.
FOR THE BEST DRUGGISTS, SCALES,
COUNTER
:. PLATFORM
HAY, COAL and CATTLE. do.
:. COTTON BALANCES.
:. SUGAR
:. DISPLAY OF SCALES.
FAIRBANKS & CO.,
No % Camp street.
Also Agent for LILIES BURGLAR AND FIRE-PRooF
SAFES. n21 2ptf
French Goods.
CLIO UEL G. MIS- ON.
Nos. 16 and IS Chartres street.
We have in store per ship Ariel from Hayrc, full
assortment Of
BLACK SILK MANTILLAs
ENGLISH BAREGE ROBES,
CLOTH CI.oAKS AND BuRNoUs,
OPERA cLoAKs AND DRESSES
PoINTE D'ALENCoS and vALENcIENNE,
GuIPURE and GAUZE COLLARS and SETS.
yALENCIENNE EDGINGs I.ACEs, etc.
GIQUEL g. JAMESON,
MI 2p6t l6 and Is Charities street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-23
Boots, Shoes and Rrogans,

Roots, Shoes and BS0gans,
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditchng BOOTS Russet
BRoGANs Wool Mexican, Palm Leaf Straw and Campeachy
HATS at the lowest market prices, by
FROST & Co.
No. 10. Magazine street, New Orleans.
HATS CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE
We constantly receiving general of Silk
Fur, Cashmere Panama. Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican
and Wool HATS, at the lowest market prices by
FROST g. CO.,
jyl3 2p&W Magazine street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-23

1S- For Sale by o. O. wooDMAN, B. JouRpAN, q. N
MORRISON, +. B. wHEELocK L CO, E. GUILIoT, New
Orleans, ixe9 o,1v
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-23
Thousands or Littte Grares

Thousands Of Little G9.OreS
Are filled yearly with the victims Of intestinal Some
times the disease directly fatal
nalades of deadly nature Why risk? AT the first
symptom of worms, give
XVincr's Canadian Vermifuge,
and they will be summary expelled and the patient cured
Their effect is certain fate they only harmless,
but heathful to all the secIetiye organs.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and ISL Chaytres street.
MI 2pSteod<W Sole Proprietors
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-23
Dissolution.

Dissolution.
The firm of B. PIFFET SONS was dissolved by mutual
consent. the 1st day of October, 1859
PIFFET will attend liquidation of the affairs OF the
late firm.
b. PIFFET
FRANK PIFFET.
New Orleans November @, 1859
b. PIFFEIT
Will continue the business heretofore the old stand
CANAL STREET where he will be pleased to meet with his
old friends and customers.
FRANK PIF'FET
Bcs announce his friends that he can be found
daily from 10 o'clock NJ to u O'Clock NJ f. LeRond
& Co.'S, No. 40 Chartres street. no 2p3s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-23
LeightON's


b e p o X L; G l. o II II N q
Premium Shirt Circular.
We beg leave thanks for your kind patronage
the time inform you Of dissolution copartneship
which has hitherto existed between The here.
after be continued by Mr.. l..
c. LEIGHTON,
F. X. BARBOT.
New Orleans, July lst 1859
Grateful to customers for past avors pleasure COM
mlnicatng 10 them arrangements, by which
study their interests and the advantage
selling for cash. have concluded sell for cash email
advance Producing the former profits least
As may however, better suit the convenience of former
keep account will do So necessary
to ask for monthly settlements will heretofore keep
hand and make to order every variety of CLOTHING and
SHIRTS OF patterns and styles suit every Mr.
Thompson of the late firm of Thompson Nixon still have
charge of the Clothing and Manufacturing Department
York, and perfect t work and good
terial.
Soliciting continuance your generous patronage
remain truly yours,
CHAs LEIGHTON.
Corner St, Charles and Canal sts New Orleans.
5l2 Broadway, New York.
NEW ORLEANS, July LIST, 1859
On retiring from the Clhng and Shirt Business take this
opportunity 10 thank friends for their kind patronage
confidence and the time cordially my
former and SUCCESSOR worthy in every
respect
MI Fps, f. Y. BARBOT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-23
Irory 1ssckfng Combs.

Just received splendid ASSORTMENT of SHE'LL IVORY
TUGkING COMBS.
LION l. PINSARD,
81 and 50 Royal street,
! uei 2ntf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-23

1111aTa 3N511{ =
upon r. pssaes.sc1s- g ..ces
FtKxnURE- MAKERS are referred to advertisement
n VI 81 Roxsr, Esq super;nendeut If First Dic, p,h,
scboo mo III III proposals for the manufacure If
h,rd,-S ss,.bls da.,. ~ r sct nj, rs.s
777s'7 p>s -
~ am p.o, ma rnnsr s.a1.s ~ ;,a..a ~.
80 u
49, B, r.,,.,s, a.s,s.
n ohsl men = nsDMnks scacs. some nave even
\. anu purchasers nave
" wi eoue. V lsaaa sna inP0s''on sew
e. anen e fecsnis been brought TO our notice in
New oEesns and other Southern cities We have ccntro
vsy w honorable compositions who transact business their
own but regarding The perpetrators Of the above frauds
psng courre slke unjust and dishonest take this
meaod q cstlcnuE The publc against their impostions
Faban GcAss manufactured BY original inventors
ONLY md hsir Principal Southern Warehouse
M n t.s.sss ,arsS I'M; f,rle... n
~ IN r.Ypp.vrr.
s---------
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-23

" ~---------es-soe>>S--
~ Worth Reading and Thinking about
BINTNGER'S OLD LONDON DOCK GIN-Designed for
the Medical Profession and the Family having super
seded the socalled Gins" Aromatic" Cordial cd
csedn etc. endorsed by all the prominent physicians
and connoissenrs possessing all these intrinsic
dcnal qualities Tonic and Darec which belong OLD
aud PURE GIN Put up in Quart Bottles, sold by all
Druggss Grocers ETC.
A. NJ BININGER 4 CO., Established ITS
Sole Importers, No. 3sS Broadway NY,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-23

FuKNITURE MAKERS are referred to advertisement
Rogers, ESQ., Of First Public
Schools Who asks for proposals for the of two
hundred double deAks for school usss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-23
DE n ID /

On Monday night 2ist l01 o'clock, Capt JAMES
Ais aged years native Of Norfolk Va and late
az the ship Felicia-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-23
F. JoURDAN.

L. J. Ed
IT'ebstes' $ JOssrota1s,
DEALERS
BAGGING, ROPE & PROVISIONS,
&c and as Poylras street.
uGV~Agents for J. II. Burrows Corn Mills nj 2,lm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-23
Ne,U Store! Cheap Goods

.sssU store! Cheap Goods!
CRoCI1ERY, CHINA, GLAsswARE
oUsE-FURNIsHINc GOODS!
Nos. 90 AND 81 GRAV1ER STREET, NEAR CAMP
WHITE CHINA DINNER SETS, IRON STONE DINNER
SETS,
IRON STONE TEA SETS IRON STONE TOILET SETS,
RICH DECORATED CHINA DINNER SETS,
RICH DECORATED CHINA TEA SETS,
RICH DECORATED TOILET SETS,
PLATED FORKS AND SPOONS
PLATED PITCHERS AND
PICKLE STANDS
PLATED LIQUOR STANDS,
PLATED cAsToRs
PLATED WALTERS,
PLATED TEA SETS,
CUT GLASSWARE
PRESSED GLASSWARE.
JAPANNED TRAYS, LAMPS,
PLATE WARMERS HAT RACKS,
FIRE SETS, FIRE STANDS, TENDERS
CANE CHAIRS, TUBS, BRUSHES
JOS, ROGERS 4 SONS TABLE CUTLERY,
TIN WARE, WOODEN WARE JAPAN'D WARE,
BASKETS, BATH TUBS, BUCKETS BUSTERS
AND EVERY VARIETY OF
HOU8E-KBBPTNG ARTICLES.
VIZ INVITE THE ATTENTION OF OUR FRIENDS
AND THE PUBLIC TO EXAMINE OUR EXTENSIVE
STOCK BEFORE IT
SELLING GOODS AT
LOWER PRICES
THAN OTHER ESTABLISHMENTS IN OUR LINE.
P. r. FELL & MARSH,
G. AND g. GRAvIER STREET
NJ 2ptf BETWEEN CAMP AND MACHINE sTREErs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-23

LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS. .............. .. lo0to 2 80
GLoyES-All styles and qualities.
HALF HOSE--All qualities
HANDKERCHIEFS-A qualities.
CRAyATs, SCARFS TIES.
And all articles necessary for Gentemans Wardrobe.
Also
BOYS CLoTIIIN@,
WE'LL MADE.
We Invite Parents and Guardians call and examine
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-02
Lynch Lsw in Texas.

In some of our religious exchanges. says
the New York Commercial Advertiser, and
( indeed in one or two secular papers, we
have seen reports that a body Of Preachers,
recently holding a Conference at Timber
Creek. Fannin county. Texas, AT which Bish-
% James presided, had been dispersed by a
mob, but we hoped that the report was eth
! or untrue or greatly exaggerated. Further
information on the subject. however, leaves
no doubt that nj least nothing more than the
truth has been told respecting the matter
The Conference was composed, ~ is uniform
" the case. of the regularly ordained itine-
rant ministers ~laboring within a given re-
giOn, their only object being 10 preach the
Gospel. These ministers belonged 10 the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and the people
Ut Fannln county resolved that their pres
ence should uot be tolerated. They there
fore appointed a vigilance committee of fifty
10 wait Upon them and warn them not 10
prosecute further the business of the Con
ference. and Ia order their departure from
the county Oh pain of having lynch law
applied 10 them. The following appears
10 br II fair statement of the way in which
these gentlemen performed their mission:
On the Sabbath, the great day of the Con
ference, Bishop James was III the pulpit. and
the introductory services were in progress,
when, from the windows Of the church. far
away on the level plain. might be seen some
horsemen approaching. The house was
about twO-thirds full, when they knelt in
PRAYER: on arising. the h"rsemen had arrived
tied their horses. and crowded INTO every
open place III the house. As the bishop
arose 70 ANNOUNCE his text, 4 man, about
three feet from the bishop before him, eI-
claimed, i have some business. sir. rather
unpleasant 10 me. and more so TO you; We
have resolved in public meeting that you
shall not preach or hold meetings III these
regions The bishop replied that it Vas not
his place 10 decline u preach; ii was for the
society living there and owning the house to
decide whether it could he occupied that
morning, according t" appointment, and un-
less the trustees or proper authorities Tor
babe him. he must preach. The leader OF
the men replied threatningly. declaring that
in all that region Methodist societies should
no longer De tolerated. The firmness ot
Bishop James enabled him TO finish his ser-
mon" The Conference. We understand. re-
solved 10 dispersr rather than provoke sucha
breach - Of the peace as was threatened Nat.
Iiteit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-02
How tAsy make Coffee in France

A cup Of French coffee seems % have the
effect e. put Americans into ecstaciesi yet
few of them are thoughtful enough 20 obtain
from their French brethren the process by
which the delicious beverage IL decoctad.-
Of this few is a Buckeye. writing from Paris,
under date of Nov. 9. who supplies the de
aired Information
While at Mr.. Moriols, his good lady kind
" initiated Inc into the art If coffee making.
In the hrst place, il is scorched III n hollow
cylinder. which is kept constantly resolving
over 4 slow fire, and not d grain OF 1t allow
ed 10 burn Secondly it is ground very
fine; and thirdly. when il is 10 be used. a
portion Of this is placed 10 d timely perforated
pan or cup. which exactly fits into the Top Of
the boiler. coffee pot, or any vessel you wish
Ia use Boiling hot water is then poured
on, and il psrcolstes gradually through, car
rying with it all the essential principles of
the cotee A. soon as percolation Is COM
ple,ed. the pan is removed containing all
the grounds, aud then boiling hot milk ia
added to the infusion; and your coffee Is
made. l. is brought Oh the table IN bowls,
wi,h a knife and spoon, and 8 little willow
basket Of bread. The servant then places
by your plate Il tea dish, on which are two
" three Jumps of white sugar, always of Il
certain size, and yOu sweeten 10 your liking.
In no instance is your coffee boiled, and this
Is one reason the cIte "a tmt and cafe n0tr
are 50 much admired by those VINO take
them. If sou try This mode, ! AN sure. IN a
few experiments You will succeed IN getting
it right and possess yourself Of II luxury
which will add very much u # breakfast on
II cold morning. Try it,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-02
Sale Of tho Deop River Works, N c.

We learn that the sale OF The property
and franchise Of the Cape Fear and Deep
River Navigation Company va. made ut
Pittsboro', on Saturday last, BY Henry A
London, esq, as Trustee, under the t~esulr-
ton of the stockholders. The first bid WAS
by Maurice Z. Maddeil, esq Of 100000,
Mr.. VI. remarAing, va understand, that
that was all the money liz had Ino State,
by Graham Dawes, esq. the Governors Fri-
vate Secretary, then bid $4,000 y. A.
Ramsay, ESQ.,, followed with 100000, at
ybich the property was knocked OF, Mr..
London ttsreupon demanded tho 100000;
the terms being CASH,
Mr.. Ramsay desired him to aall at lis Of
ice at > O'Clock, and he would settle with
hint was then about half past l.. This
did not meet the views Of the Trustee, who
forthwith put up the property again--Mr.
Ealusay G~erhidding the sale. Mr.. WaddelI
again started it at til amount OF his pile. y
The State again bid S3b5, uhD. ana us de-
c!ared the fortunate purchascr-Mr Ramsay
protesting his determination 10 bring ,uit
IL maintain biz purchase.
Whether this was nil IN Jest. IKE Mf. nj
lcll'e ramerk, or sober seriousness, we know
not; bu, suppose that Mr.. Ramsay could
have no claim ill hr rendered thr purchase
lnonar.
The Act ii the Legislature Authorized th'
Governor t. purchase nj not cAcrrdings tpo.-
900: but the difference between the o36'.uhj
and i4,s, san will he required Ia pay OF
prior licn-.
There were very few pcr-oIin Al he 49,.
Eawft,riLr. y. e. rt.seyrcr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-02
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.

81. Louis, April 2S.--A strike among the
laborersin some of tho br~ick-yards OF this city,
which has been in progress for several days
assumed a riotous character yesterday, which
induced the MAYOR to call out the military.
This morning however, affairs are quot, and
the military have been withdrawn.
Andeyson's saw-mill was burned Yesterday
causing a losS Of 100000.
CINtIxxAll, APRIL 20.~-.A letter written by
an eyewitness. 10 the gazette, gives some al
ditiunal particulars OF the recent explosion
ON board the 1T. Nicholas. The missing and
lost. SO lar rs ascertGinrd, number torty-uns.
Gideon j.. Pillow. jr., of Tennessee is among
the lost. Captain McNul!rn vas caught
among the timb.ss ofthe wreck ana he'd last
until ne was burned iodeath.
S,v.xxAu. April 2y.-The steamship
Florida from New York, has arrls"i. having
ON board the passengers that recently JILL
here ON an excursion tu Havana. 10 the noted
yacht Wanderer. That vessel encountered j
Gale III the gulf on Friday last. IN which ilsr
main boone was carried away and sails
split. 4. steamer hqs been dispatched to her
relief.
PHILADELPHIA. April 2?.-Tle body oil
Mr. Ieagcr, the missing citizen 81 taston'
in this State, was found on the 10th in.t. II"
,ie Ohio river. There were $500 found IN
his person. The verdict ofthe jury was" at-
cidentai drowning.'
FREpeslcK. Nd. April 29.--Cap,. j. ).
Smith the postmaster at Frederick city Md,
died suddenly this morning at his residences
ia this city. lie was highly esteemed.
Bosros, April l6.-Charles +. Hovey. the
senior partner Of we'll known dry goods es-
Establishment of this city, 4isd lpst evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-02
The Abolition Cry

We take OCCASION this week Ia express our
! views upon the improperly often indu!sed III.
of making the charged abolition against mel'
who are iust ,s sound, and We think safer,
! than those who use H. .%pitlIet. There are
= class of politicians, modsg demorrnt'c,
who tske extreme Southern ground on all nc.
c~asions. They not ouly take such ground
themselves, but they rf1tirc others to stand
| D~reei.sly where they stand, %nn,ier PAIN OF
being depoureed Is ddoLtioRiStS? They caIiei
George ". SUMMERS 4n aholitioni>t. t. keep
him from being elected Governor. They have
always a6actsii 10 be The espcclai champ.nn-
of slavery. but they only use it a, II foot ball
to roll them into power. Tlirif 'nsIncsr!ty
was always charged, and now thsS have
.royed it upon themselves. by supporting
John Lotsher. To weaken the force OF this
dreadful blow Upon their cause. they cite
Wings who entertained Jews similar TO
those of Mr.. Letcher in 1871, ~ il they
were any offset. We are trying them eos,
On their own la,rs. their orn rctden'e. and
br,y o,sn .Iscision. They said no man
must he trusted who-s record was not pure
and ~spotless throughout. 80 recantations
would ever wipe OUT the blots, the dreAtfi-!s
stains. They were fret there. and .hIel
fir ers,!' Then, we have Il right to hold then,
mn 10 pnsie oYn stern rule-to transtix them
With the sams ~o,ls whirE they hurled as
barbed arrows at ur"rge ". SIGners. Pin
them down to their own principle, vfigGie
and twist as they may. They are caught IN
tbsir OWN net.-G,ee"Jrier independent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-02
To the Wings OF Virginia

II there were only a dozen VIII,
Commonwealth. il would be their ; lem, 49,.
imperative duty tostand firmly together 80.
battle with might and main again, .'
a hard despotlsm Us that which N.
nant party has installed. Even IN ,p,t
minority, it would be weak and cowarIr. )
them 10 talk about the odds a~gsiu,r ,j,
and, folding their arms in iguominiops ,J.,,
~, cry out that there Was no chau,. .,..
hope of rescue. Their dutv wou,5 49,,
tight-hght on, tight ever. And .ucA -,
duty Of the seventy odd thousand VIII.
Virginia now-and more especially Ms ,.,
prospects OF success IN the present csug...
are encouraging III the highest d.gle,
Aud our prospects are in the highe., l..
gree encouraging. and these prospe.f,
only be certainly realized by every m,,
the party, in every comfy aud nelebhrS,
in the State. DOING his nkoie igh, |, w..
needless Tor "A portion Of the party. or f., p.
whole party in only a portion Of The s,.,.
be active. Jealous. energetic. i, j, r]eou;.;,.
II We would make sure vi success. ,hst ,L.,.
should be simultaneous, di!igent. enthusi,.r,
action. on the part Of the whole party. and -.
~ individual member II the party. throuyr
IL the length snd breadth Of the sts,r
That everything is even now moving On va
in every division of the State. We hsve yo5
reason ~ believe. But therei, still room +,
increased exertion. for increased zeal Tor :
creased enthusiasm. We. therefore earn
eslly call upon our friends, one and Al. [
devote the remainder II the canvass g. III.
great and essential work of MoyOa.L oryl,.
2ation-to constant, uaTsmttiay. tires5i pr
fart IN bshaV ~ oar candidates and o.,
cause. More may be accomplished berWeel
now and the day 81 election, than hiss les,
accomplished in the whole canvass hery,,
fore. Now. nom. emphatIcally il the time
begin 10 work III earliest. You hsye bee.
put into possession Of slI the arguInrp,.
bearing oh the contest and It's ISSUES.
have beside You all the materials Of rir,,,-
warfare, aud You have only To use them VII
discretion and energy to put your opporras
10 flight. and achieve u brilliant aud 49,.
triumph to yourselves and Your par,,
R~amond Wing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-02
A New Dodge.

Cninil.. ar. L.nnmirr ., f,,LI.r.LI. -
80" "" Io .h'' -"'
st.''iis nue., tnpatn. .na' TUE 'OI-
a''''e ineh ! turning s'eIh " "'e"u"'. ~
.hohuay 'aS'' q mridr''er S"ung I-
s.oPP'n ~ 'ne i"in'PS '''"'o' AZ pa!'i
pi'1' u,egr''Tred MS name, =" n "a'1''A.
hana, Is a. Lanif'lIe, =, reprF,'n"
h'n'seli a' combining "no ar'''oIr"'r p'
'rn''''' o wv" -. I ~" "''.'
'llat ne was Il reia''Dh ~ .ie 'rgh'n p
anu "eiGas'a 'ne ""oTus
''r re''r'nS 10 ms rU"''' Nv N'''''' '''''"''
note I" the landlord px o.
ihiLLirH iio.'h' 'Soo'' NO -