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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-24
DIED.

On the 14th inst, from injuries received from a
fall at school, BENJAMIN w. POLLARD, eldest of
Silas Pollard owensvie, Gibson county, Ind.
Benz: min mad just entered his 10th year. After "a
hours severe suffering, death did its office.
At his residence in Sandersvlle, Scott Township.
of typhoid fever, HENRY GUIsE, aged 5s years, IL
months and % days. The deceased was estima-
ble citizen, and leaves many friends to mourn his
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yHE U.N.DERSIG.N.ED rs PLE.s

R ed TO inform his cuFtomers and the trade gem
orally that he has become connected with one of
the largest importing houses in New York, for the
purpose of carrying ON more effectually the Drug
and AIlotiecary business in all its branches.
BY This arrangement shall always have full
supp Of pure medicines that will be sold better
terms than offered before Orders 10y mail or
other Eise attended promptly and satisfaction
warranted. W. ii. Z. STODDARD,
II EIain st. Evansville Ind
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ECONOMY is WEALTHll

ECONOMY IS WEALTHl!
I'D II CEXT"ED IND FOR S.4LR
II a low for cash at No. Second street, a large
and superior lot of winter BOOTS AND SHOES
Boys and Youths Kip and Calf, prime article.
A nice assortment of Ladies' Rubber 0Yershoes,
Sandals, Buffalo, Gossimere, &c.
Also variety of Children's and Misses Shoes
copper tips and other styles too numerous to men,
tion. Give No. a call, if you wish to buy cheap.
Yours ON friendly terms,
nov26 JOHN RASCH
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TOLEDO, %, M.-The u S. Deputy Mar
shall Johnson, made a descent on a gang of
counterfeiters Saturday last, and arrested
six men and two women, and got possession
of dies and a large amount of counterfeit
bills and spurious coin. The examination
of the prisoners takes place to-day.
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VOLUME XII.
TERMS or sUsscREPTEO.N:

Dalif 1AfiSf W
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By the week payable to Ctrricrs) )-..--..-...- IL
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TO their imm eate business, in their OVID i'ne'
and all advertisements for the benefit of other
PERSONS, as well legal advertisements ana adNeI-
hsements of auction saes and advertisements with
ale of other persons, sent in by thei must
be paid for ut the usual rates.
paa No report, resolutions or proceedings oi any
sorpoI alton, society, association or public meethe
nd no communication designed to call attention to
matter of limited ct individual interest can DC
ertca, unless paid for Is a advertisement
ns Contracts for yearly advertising Will not he
cfdltinued unless an order TO that effect Is left at
Office, and when discontinued IN less than a
yaar, the price u the whole year Will be eifg ged
fsss Legal advertisements hereafter, VIII be pup
lshe1 the expense of the attorneys ordering, ana
not Ceayabe fer legal proceedings, but eolleetable
at usual time.
Ess Our terms for Job Work ami transient adver-
tsenents CASH.
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. %, P. M.-River falling,
with feet in the canal; feet steamboat
water over the falls.
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Adverttsers, Take Notice

An advertisements TO go second page, az the
rey,sIoT Nec AdeertiseneHt Department, must be iR
~ hsee O'Clock each day. Advertisers icH please
lnnd IN kheir fnrors as earLn US pOSsible.
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RATES or .ADT-ERTEsES-6i.

s 5 !. 5 $ s s
i Dat 5OI IS Loo 25 l 30 l 70
2 Da,~- Isl / Is Ia I 30 2 . 30
Dass. / 90 l sol ! 10 .25 "a 3
4 Das,s- 25 JOi 80 3 10 20 70
DagS. go 10 50 SO l2ol 1 80
WeFk. l So , IS 3 OoI 70 sol s5
Weks , 80 3 rs 5 90 % so 20
5 Weeks % sol % 30 . 90 10 so
No. A 90 90 90 10 % Il 90 II 90
2 Mos. % 70 II so 10 75 10 90 IS 70
3 Mos. SO II Is IS co IS IS 2 SO % 25
Nos 50 Y IS II 90 q p 25 80 - IS
$ Nos. 10 90 Is % 70 90 % 90 30 90 a5 90
, BTo's. Is 90 10 80 IS 90 % 80 30 90 Is 50
l. Mos Is 90 2 so 30 90 81 so As Ue 81 50
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NUMBER 11S.
MISCELLANEOUS
CRESCENT CITY GALL cry

CRESCENT CITY GALL cry.
WE ALL follow interest in spite of vain ak,
And TO those who deal fairly, to them should
walk,
Now, You who want Pictures, both eheapaL first
rate,
Bring your dimes to SMITHS Gallery, lyon aon't
have to wait).
55e fears no competition from or the other,
Bat looks upon each as a friend and brothers;
9Ie eares not for show, putting, nor blowing,
MOCK soirees, CANNON, assuredly knowing
That he makes the trade, who gives most for the
cash
The people esEe nothing about any grand splash.
Now, all who wEnt Pictures, large ones or small,
Should. without more delay, on Mr.. Smith call
The Court House. you know, just over the way,
Examine his Piotures-ve know what you'll say
The best in the city, and cannot be beat
I'm finish or price-and by way of a treat,
To Ladies and Families he lessons lis pay
Come along, friends, don't neglect il a day.
sep16-6m
En B.RLES NO. O.EHUsH RECEIVED
OU per steamer Lehigh, by
declO G0RENsoN & co.
AN.ERV.EK''S CO.EE OH GUNS 4
-AA superior to anything in use for Wagons bug-
gies, omnibuses, trucks, carts. II com bires
with the greasy nature of tallow all ne bIandbess
OF oil, and keeps the axles cool an clean. For
cheapness it is unsurpassed. For sale By
uoz Z. s. BABC0JK.
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IEl0 .NERCM.E.H.Ts, PHYSICIANS

We regularly receiving additions to our stock
of DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS,
NARNIsIIEs PERFUMERY, and FANCY ARTICLES,
which prepared 10 offer to the trade On as
good terms he pt chased in Cincinnati, Lou
isville, q ST Louis
We have in store Is tons of EXTRA PURE WHITE
LEAD, in kegs of - lbs, 81 lbs, and 100 lbs, which
selil4sto the trade at manufacturers prices.
KELLER Il WHITE.
No. - Main street.
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O.4.VTK CURK Il NJ s. p-EKI'
~ good at 10 cents per 10;
Prunes, a choice article, at . lbs. for 81 at
jan6 COOK Il LANGLEYiS
&NKAkRg CKBfsH! CkaSkssF - BBLS
q extra fine at r. REDM0ND'S,
dec23 Posey' S Block, Main street.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
WHEELER & IGLEHART,
n 4 TfR Ef.Nskt rs 1T Ii skr. ~ IE.N-E e

q IN al Collection and Real EsTa;e Agency. Ofhce
en Third street, opposite the Court House.
Enquirer c0py-l
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-24

IAVO k'ORh k'.z SACHS
= Alum Salt Also Lard screws and pork cleav-
ers i'll store and for sale by
dec9 SAMUEL ORR.
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NODFXSA--S LBS. JUST RE-
- ceived and for sale at No. y 1IaIn s. ian 20
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EEJUBRs PASTE. sdsEE.4aN'D mo IS
e. Candy, Howe's Cough Candy, and number
Of other pleasant remedies for Cuughs-oitentm mes
better than the more expensive and naiseating
medicines ut II MAIN STREET.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-12-25

Johnson of Tennessee, delivered strong speech in
the Senate on Wednesday last against disunion.-
The speech attracted much attention by its bodness
and ability. Judge Nicholson the other Senator,
concurs with Mr.. johnson in his views In recent
letter to the Nashville Union he says:
take it for granted'that our State does not pro-
pose to join the cotton States in the effort to con-
summate her secession at the same time that they
shall have consummated theirs. If | am not mis-
taken IN the sentiment of Tennessee our people
require an honest effort to be made to save the Union
6y demanding additional guarantees and 1t is only
when this effort shall have failed that they propose
secession. If am right in this understanding OF
the sentiment of Tennessee, | see no necessity for
any hasty or inconsderate action. Let us move in
the perlous crisis with frInnesS and determination
but not with hot haste"
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HILLSBOROUGH
MILITARY ACADEMY.

M LIT A X y A G. DE nj Y.
INNS INSTITUTION is under the conduct of Col. G.
C. Tew, formerly Superintendent of the State Militia
ry-Academy at Columbia :. C. il is designed TO afford
education of the scientific and practical character
that obtained in the State Military Institutions of Vr
hnia and South Carolina
COURSE OF STUDY.
First Year, 81 CIaSs-Arithmec, Algebra, French,
History United States, English Grammar Geography, Or
biography.
Seco"d Year, 4M C2ass-Algebrn Geometry, Trigon0m.
etry, French, Latin, Universal History, Composition
Third Year, 81 CQSS-Descriptive Geometry, Shades,
Shadows and Perspective Analytical Geometry Surveying
French, Latin Rhetoric History of England Literature
Drawing, Elocunn.
Fourth Year % ClaSs-Dif and Int. Calculus, Natural
Philosophy Chemistry, Rhetoric Logic Moral Philosophy,
Latin, Drawing. ElOcution.
fifth Kdr lst CZdss-Agr;cunml Chemistry, Astron-
omy Geology, Mneralogy Civil Engineering Field Forth
fcaOn Ethics Political Economy Evidences of Christian
ity Constitution of the United States.
Infantry and Artillery Drill will form feature of The
whole course.
ACADEMIC YEAR-BARRACKS.
The Academic year will commence ON the first Wednes-
day in February Feb g. $751; and continue without in
PERMISSION to the fourth Wednesday in November The
Barracks arranged with special reference to the neeess
ties of Military Academy The main building is 2l5 feet
long and three hUa another inRl40 feat i"
contains the hail. Kitchen store roo surgeons ofics
and hospital.
the academy provides board fuel lights washing nstrus-
ton textbooks, medical attendance and clothing.
For circulars containing full information address
COL. c. C. TEW,
Supt. II. N. A.
November 80, lsG0. 49-w&swly.+
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LEGISLATURE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.
SENATE.
FRIDAY. Dec. q. 1860,


FRIDAY, Dec. q, 1860
The Senate met at ii o'clock, A. NJ
The Speaker announced that he had received
bill from the House to repeal act in regard to
County Courts in Burke county.
The roll was called and quorum being present,
the journal Of yesterday was read.
Mr.. Barringer from the committee to wait on the
Governor elect, to enquire at what time it would
suit his convenience to take the oath of office re-
ported that the Governor would appear before the
two Houses af the General Assembly and take the
oath on the first day of January, 1861.
The report of the committee was adopted.
Mr.. Thomas presented the following resolutions
ResolUed, That in the opinion of this General As
Sembly, no power was given under the Constitution
of the United States to coerce seeding State.
ResOLred, That a Convention Of the people ought
to be authorized to decide what policy the State
should adopt with reference to remaining in the
Union with the free States or form a Union with
the slaveholding States.
Mr. Thomas supported his resolutions at some
length. Said he in favor of upholdng the Union
as it had been but not in favor of submitting to the
reign of a man. in whose election the South had no
voice-that those could not be considered friends Of
the South, who were in favor of coercion of South
Carolina by the federal government. That North
Carolina had to take position with the free States
or the slave States.
Mr. Turner addressed the Senate Said that the
election of Lin ,oln cause for secession-that
he was constitutionally eected-that he would sub
nit to his administration long he did not in
fringe upon the Constitution-that politicians in
North Carolina far ahead of thes people in re
gard to secession.
Mr. Thomas replied and asked that the resolutions
lay on the table
The Speaker said that as there was not a quorum
present, 10 action could be taken on them.
Mr.. Bledsoe presented a bill to incorporate the
Piney Woods Cavalry.
MIR. Arendell presented series of Union resou
tons from Carteret county.
Mr.. Brown by permission, addressed the Senate
at some length. His remarks shall appear hereafter
The Senate then adjourned
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THE New YORK DELEGATION IN CoNGREss.
a meeting of the New York delegation, held few
evenings since in Washington city, the following
resolution unanimously adopted:
" Reselced That in the opinion of this delegation
the people of the State of New York are in favor of
protecting the constitutional rights and of enforcing
the constitutional obligations of every section of the
Union; and believing that the appropriate remedy
for every existing grievance may be applied under
the present constitution of the United States, and
all just cause of complaint remedied by a due OBJ
servauce of the laws of the land they will insist
upon prompt and energetic enforcement of all the
laws of the general government necessary to the
safety of the country in the present crisis, and to
preserve the federal Union"
Let us, then, Watch and Wait
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November 80, 1850.
J. H. HORNER'S
Classical and Mathematical School,


TIME former success Of the Principal in making schol.
Il ars notwithstanding many disadvantages iustifes
the expectation hat with his ample arrangements
and the excellent of text books used in the
school, he will be able to qualify all his pupils that be
induced TO apply themselves compete for the highest
hOnors in any institution.
The building is commodious and handsomely furnished
with chairs and desks 1t stands upon eminence beyond
the corporate limits of the town. and the residence Of
the Principal Two of the apart for the
of the Literary Society connected with the school. The
Society already has in IFS Library considerable number
Of well selected books and holds its sessions Friday AZ
ternOon Of each week.
The Scholastic year composed of two terms of twenty
weeks each. The Spring Term opens the first Monday
in January and the Fall Term the second Monday in July
Of each year The entire charge for board and tuition
be invariably required in advance.
Applications for admission should be made before the
opening of each Term accompanied with statement Of
the age and proficiency of the applicant. And it is
esy hoped that no student will apply for admission who
does expect comply cheeruly with all the regula
lions the school, and to discharge every duty faithfully
Dec IL, ls60 lU3-w&sw4w.
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The BUNYAN PANoRAMA.-This beautiful and i'm
pressive painting will be on exhibition on Monday
Tuesday, and Wednesday of the present week, in
the City Hall. The exhibition will commence each
evening at u o'clock. On Wednesday afternoon at
clock the Panorama will be exhibited before the
Sunday School scholars Of the City.
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THE SoUTHCAROLINA CnNyENTIOX.-The men,
berS of this Convention 10 Charleston on
Tuesday, their arrival being greeted with speeches
and military display. They met at Institute Hall,
and Committee ordered TO prepare an address
to the people of the Southern States Aproposition
was presented by Mr.. Hudson, that four standing
Committees should be formed on the following queS-
tons list Relations with the slaveholdng States
of North america; I'd, Foreign Relations: Sd, Com
mercial Relations; 4h, Constitution of the State.
The proposition was ordered to be printed and
made the order for Wednesday. Judge Magrath Of
fered Resolution referring certain portions of the
Presidents Message to a Committee, to designate
the property of the Uurted States in South Carolina
how it was acquired; for what purpose it can he
used by the general government; after South Carolina
shall have Seeded and also the value of the share
Of the property of the United States which South
Carolina would be entitled TO upon an equitable
division This Resolution was made an order for
this day, Wednesday. After the appointment of
some Committees, the Convention adjourned.
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BLINDNESS PRoDUCED By OvER-LABOR.-John No
land, of ST. Louis, lost his eyesight few days ago
under somewhat singular circumstances. He felt
nothing peculiar about his eyes on retiring for the
night but on awakening the next morning he found
that one of his eyes had actually collapsed and
protruded from the socket that he could not close
his eyelids. Two three nights afterwards similar
occurrence happened to his remaining eye, and he
was thus made perfectly blind. He drayman,
and the physicians state that the loss of his eyesght
caused by exertion and straining of the
VOWS system.
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AID VAL0REM BANNER,
DAILY AND WEEKLY,

a SHORT time since | issued prospectus for Week
"A ly newspaper, to be called the AID VALOREM BAN
NER be published in the City of Raleigh n c. The
encouragement have received, lar exceeding my most
sangune hopes induces TO issue this prospectus the
object of which is 10 inform the pubic that will, the
LIST of January, 1861, commence the publication Of the
BANNER, not only WEEKLY but also DAILY.
So far the Banner takes sides with political parties it
will be Democratic: but with regard Internal Improve
ments change system Of Taxation and the preser-
walton of a Constitutional Union il will know party,
but will be the jealous advocate of all these repudatug
caucuses (where the spirit Of the Constitution is
often violated packed and partial Conventions and the
schemng Of wuud-be political demsgogues and tricksers
| shall be just and fear not.
TERMS OF THE DAILY BANNER:
One copy year, in advance, $50
Five copies 20 90
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY BANNER:
One copy year, in advance, % 90
Six copies 10 90
Ten Is 20
FRA !. WILSON,
Raleigh, N. c.
Dec. 81, 1850. 100
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Ggt Stanbara.
RALEIGH: TUESDAY, DEC. Is, 1860.

HfEoiAL sOTICE-The STANDARD is conducted strictly
-VOn Iae CASH systn Al papers discontinued the
Of the time for Which they haze been paid Sub
s0''0es aOM be notified before their time out
MARK te- papers and unless the subscription
" 'eheced The paper Ui0 De discontinued. This rule
fa 0hch there nil Be departure. Watch for tie
7'a TS and reneo your subscription.
- eeEty Standard 81 per dRnuna, in Gdrdnce.
Hea8'- Weekly, 81 dnaurH, IN Gdoance.
ts Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
mention the Post Office FROM we'll the to- which
'neS desire the change q be made.
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To CLEAN THE EYE OF DrsT.-When the eye is
irritated by dust intrusive particles of any kind
the sufferer invariably shuts and rubs his eye, and
not unrequently the removal of the irritating
becomes more difficult The proper practice is 10
keep eye open, if staring asort ofrotary move
ment of the ball takes place. the surface becomes
cred with water the particle is gradually mpeed to
the corner of the eye and is there hoated out, or
can be easily removed without any of the disagree
able consequences that attend shutting and rubbing.
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SALE OF LANDi
WAKE COITNTy

II Of Equity Fall Term, 1850.
Pursuant to order of the Court of Equity for Wake
county, in the of b. W. Starke Mark A. Upchurch and
Others the undersigned Clerk and Master of said county,
will proceed TO SELL the 18th day of January next 1851
the premises the lands in the peadngs mentioned and
described w One House and Lot Harget street. ad
joining the LOIs of w c. Hoheman ind BIZ Parkinson,
known in the plan Of the city of Raleigh part of Lot
and another House and Lot the East side of Bount
street. adjoining the Lots of David Royster aud the Misses
White and known in the plan aforesaid part of Lot l59
and also tract of 81 Tppers Cross Roads.
The above lots have good houses hen and ocat-
ed in a healthy part If the City.
TERMS OF SALE:-Fifty dollars of the purchase money
will be required 10 be paid in Cash and credit of and
two will be given purchaser for the balance of the
purchase money by his entering into bond with approved
surety for the
r. G. LEWIS, C. ME-.
December s, 1860. 100-w&swtJanl.
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CONSTITUTIONAL UNION MEETINGs.-We invite at-
tention to the proceedings of the meetings held in
Person, Moore, and Carteret counties. These coun-
ties almost unanimously opposed to dsunion for
existing causes,
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e9g- We take pleasure in inviting the attention Of
orr readers to the advertisement of Mr.. Utley, the
book and news seller in the Standard to-day. Mr. L.
keeos constantly on hand the latest newspapers from
all narts of the country, together with much of the
light literature of the day. Travellers AID others,
by calling on him at his stand at the Depot, can al
ways be supplied with the latest news. He is a
worthy and industrious man, and deserves the pat
ronapc of the public
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The THREATENED MILITARY DEsPoTIsN.--The
Richmond Enquirer publishes some extracts from
letter from citizen of Alabama, in which among
other things the writer says:
The cotton States will all secede, sure as the
Heavens are above us. IfConventions Of the people
will not do it, we will revolutionize under military
leaders. The organization is complete, and Know
what say"
If the people will not dissolve the Union, then
revolution is to be accomplished under military
leaders" That is the programme The "Iancey
League" of three hundred thousand men sworn to
destroy the federal government to carry forward
the movement, in dettanee Of the people, by the
strong arm of military power! And these are the
leaders, people of North Carolina, whom the dis
unionsts of this State are calling you to follow
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s-z@ We have in hand number of communlca-
tons, proceedings of public meetings &c, which
shall appear soon as we can hnd room LOT .Heu'
Among these is letter addressed to huinoei vi
his fellow-citizens of Richmond County, oy water
+. Leak, ESQ, which find in the Fayetteville 10
serrer. Mr.. Leak contends for the right OF seces-
sion, but opposes its exercise at this time Mr. Mr.
Leak is for preparing-for consulting with the Md
die slaveholding States, and for watching and wat
inr
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STEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE.

FVNllE Subscriber oilers for sale sixteen horse power
IL steam engine, with mill attached also a cutoff
saw and necessary fixtures for cutting lumber the
approved plan. will furnish site To il fur
two years, and timber Convenient in the edge of Pine
timber bordering the oak where all the lumber be
readily disguised of from s. so per thousand it. With
good management the mill will easily frum three
five thousand feet day. nyperson wishing
in ing business. would do well examine the proper
~, address the subscriber Collision 2. o. Chatham
Co, N. C.. HUGH W. DIXON
Dec. 81 1860. lu6-1tpd
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Secession Celebration at the South.


MOBILE, Dec 2l.-The Secession of South Caro-
lima celebrated to-day by the firing of 100 guns
a grand military parade, cheers and general rejoic-
ing.
At Pensacola Fla, one hundred guns were fired,
and great enthusiasm prevailed.
In Montgomery, Alabama, the Governor ordered
100 guns TO he fired at noon to-day.