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J. WRIGHT & co.

j. WKlGHT " CO.
TYR. WRIGIaT's CELEBRATED REJU-
vEEATING EkaxIR,
Prepared srctes Pharmaceutical Principles by one on
tho Abiest Chemists Of the Age
NO MINERALS.
DR. Wright thnksit well stake his professional character
on the fact that minerals whatever least
part Of the ingredients in hts REJUvENATIHG ELIXIR
well knowing what ruin has been enaed the community By
opium and mercury
Generally, Tie debiHtaed Dr. Wright would saw never
despair No matter how down you may be-no matter
how weak matter what the cause may have been
forsake at whatever has led You depart from Hygene
principles, take his
REJuvRNATING ELIXIR,
and you will find yourself man pride instead Of Ii.
reverse 70 your friends and healthy and worthy mem
Der Of the whole human family.
For sale by the Propretors,
j. WRIGHT & Co.
q and i5l chartres street. New Orleans La,
Sole Propretors,
And by Druggists generally throughout tho United stetes
HEMBOLDs EXTRACT BUCHu.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.
Icures and debated sufferers and removes ali tie
symptoms, amongst which will be found
Indisposihon
10 Exertien, Loss
ofrower, Loss OF Meme
~ Difficulty Of Breathing Goa
eral Weakness, Horror Of Dsease
Weak Nerves. Trembling, Dreadful Horror
ofDeath, Night sweats, Cold Feet Wakefulness
Dmness Of Vson, LaHguor, Universal Iaaaiude Of the
Muscular System Often Enormous Appetite, with Dyspepe
Symptoms, Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body, Dryness
Of the Skin, Pallid Csunteasnce and ERUPTION
on the Face Pain in the Back Hsavi-
ness Of the Eyelids Frequently
Black Spots Flying be-
fore the Eyes,
with
Temporary sunsion and Loss Of Sight Want Of Attention
Great Mobility Res.lessneas, with Horrer u Society
Nothing Is more desirable TO such Patients than
Solitude and ncthing they more Dread
for fear OF themselves, no reposs Of
Manner. no Earnes.ness no Spec.
ulaon, but Hurried
Transition from one
question 10
another.
These symptoms II allowed to 20 on-whcb this r,sers &,
variably follows LOSS OF POWER PATrrI
fY and EPIfEPTIC FIT5-n Of which sse patient NAV
cxpc Who that these excuses are not fresaeo
followed by those direul dissases-INsAEITY AND CON
suMPTIoNf The records Of tho INSANE ASYLUM and
tho melancholy deaths BY CONSUMPTION bear ample vines
to the truth Of theee assertions In unatc Asyns the o
melancholy exhibition appears Thu eountenance Is sctu.y
sodden and quite destuenoither nh grief ever visits H.
Should sound OF the vsec occnr is rarely artieuate
with wocful measures despair
Low sulen sounds bic grief begnfed.n
Debility is most terrible and has brought thousands mon
thousands to untimey graves thus blasting tho ambition Of
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DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
THERE Is NOTHING LIKE IT.

now much pain and suferipg-nay even life Itsar,ov h
a.sa ny having supply OF Daey's Magical Pain Extractor
hand, in case Of sudden accidents In outs ,ou,de hn
ecd spfans and braisescasuaes which children are
ahy slJeet-he action Of the Pain Extractor Ia evar N,
Same Families shsud never DO without pr
company each box. Tho genuine Is always gnad HEMP
bailey, Manufacturer upon steel engraved label
DAELEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
mas now been IN use over thirty years there hardly
go pet #hat mas heard Of it. and not family that has used n
a' could DC induced to be without box hand In case
OF sudden accident When used IL Is sure IN hes,.
standard remedy, because II has no equal in ern bn d
cuts wounds and bruises fever Sores piles and all ether ,e
aoy and eufaneens Diseases where the parts affected can he
reached. ~ w
WORD TO FAMILIES.
When you look around your houses and Won think 49,. .
nothing wanting your children all playful and smiling ana
everything ofeoodes comfort and happiness suddenly one OF be
GEAR yonrs ones fails and deep result Of the
You now look everywhere for rene you can't And
whyf Because have neglected 10 have an hand ho ~
Dalegs Magical Pain Extractor this IA the ,vho,s ,h,
Remember and always have hand instant reI,ef vim ~
to hand. ~ VS. y
DALLFY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
W" suodue the pain and Inflammation from the seyeres,
burns or scads in from twenty minutes heal tb
without scar and eectuay fever sores niles sa ,hs
inianmhtoy rheumatism, named eyes ens onna.
oe OLD sores scad head bunion. sprans swa,
1eon chilblan bites OF insects sore NIPPLES or svalad
broken breasts and all other nAamnatoy or cuaneoua ds
eases, where the parts afflicted can be reached
For sale In New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL by
J. WRIGHT a CO.,
81 and l5l Chartfes street
Sole agents for the Southern States and 10 whom an oda
shoald be addressed es-''s
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as6 Orleans Daily Grsstent.
81 PPL r M EN- tai.
MONDAY MoRNING, JANUARY .. laso.

MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY d, 1850.
PUBLIC LIBRARIES nv THE UNITED sTATEs
William y Rhees, Chief Clerk OF the Smithsonian
institute, has recently published ''Manual Of
Public Libraries institutions and Societies IN the
United States and the British Provinces of North
America which contains mass Of information
upon the subject Of the literary taste and ntelec
tual development Of this country, that win prove
interesting and valuable to many people. One Of
its most noticeable features are statistical tables Of
the public libraries in the United States, portion
Of which we transcribe for the edifcation Of the
readers Of the Crescent
According to Mr.. Rhees, the following ID !
!. General Summary Of Libraries in the United
States in the year 1859:
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A lady waited on doctor to purchase some
fashionable remedy that was to cure everything.
Lose no time, my dear madam, in using it, for in
q weeks time it will be out Of fashion"
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Foote, once being annoyed by poor fiddler,
"straining his dise0rGs y under his window, sent
him shilling, with request that he would play
elsewhere as one scrdpe at the door was sufficient.
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GREAT DISCOVERY.

tess Doth by able practitioners and chemical anaIv,s
nye the great value of Prof. Derahs beautiful
combination, called ~
ELECTRIC OIL,
M % eei ana cure OF palm But the people themselves ara
rendering their verdict in manner both
factory hore than twenty thousand bottles have been sod n
very short timed great proportion those who heard o.
recommend IT. who had tried IT. That It's splendid ds.
prepared. - ~ seioe
The only genuine ELECTRIC OIL is Prof nerat,s WHIT,
IS to be had of all respectable Druggists Til, civ ma Il
wholesale and RETAIL at tbs proprioos prices efthe Aren
FOR sale In New Orleans. Wholesale and retail, BY
j. WRIGHT L CO.,
u and i5l eharKss street
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Quinn had gardener who was very slow.
Thomas,n said he, did you ever see asnails'i
Certainly
Them rejoined the wit, you must have met
him for you could never overtake him.,
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MISCELLANEOUS,

4 y
BLOWS. FLOWS. pTfeVvs
100 Kings Carey PLOWs assorted sirea.
1850 Hall Spears Cast Valley FLOWS.
1900 y. Wrought Peacock FLOWS
1000 Balls Flows assorted.
1900 Ayeryts !.
1000 Ciore's Calhoun PLOWS.
1900 Garret 4 Colman's celebrated Steel Rover do
100 Eourse Mason Co.'S Steel PI.ows.
1900 Mayher's Cast FLOWS.
UNIVERSAL PLoWs
Together with general assortment Of
Agricultural Implements,
Consisting Of
GRAIN CRADLES,
TANNING MILES,
CORN SHELTERS.
STRAW CUTTERS,
ROAD scRAPERs,
etc., ETC., etc,
Also
full assortment of socombs PREMIUM AXES and EDGE
TOOLS which awarded the Silver Medals the
at Jackson Miss Fer sale by
G. Il. sLOGoMB L CO.,
CT Canal street,
d9 Am And 30 70 s. Common
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In one Of our courts lately, man who was
called on to appear as q witness could not be
found. On the Judge asking where he was, q
grave, elderly, gentleman rose up, and, with much
emphasis, said:
"Your honor, he's gone.i
"Gone gone" said the Judge, .swhere is he
gone ?n
"That cannot inform you,n replied the commu.
NEGATIVE gentleman; "but he is deadi
This is considered the most guarded answer on
record.
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A ladyis cheek is described as the poetcal abode
of rose, but we not told what Kind Of rose.
When an ardent lover steals kiss we suppose tha3
| 1t Is 1" cabbage-ross.n
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PHOTOGRAPHIC.


EnUIU6KAFHlCs
"A 14asSoS g nIAssiSGs
We "a o"ap ss1se"
CARVER or eovner,u., p, .cv
NEW onLzAss.
~.
No. thai We have removed from lS4 Canal street 10 the above
named coznnodtous building which and
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lAAsA sfoDio ''f our fAaass'a'
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Little Thomas II Is five years old. He was
in musing mood the other day, and his mother
asked him what he was thinking about .sOh.t
said he, i was thinking of old times ~
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Gentlemen said tavern keeper to his guests
at midnight. don't know whether YOU have
talked enough or not, but for myself, lam going
to shut up.
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A LBERTSON g. NUDGE,
.o.... =, =, -,
" !. = : =
sAW-Mll1idS, SHAFTiNGS, GIN GEARlNi,
And every description Of
.sxs -, rr.,, - u,....
- -
s,yarv xyn aonprr rynrvopp corTow ayus
eeS N'a' ssos.AAA eASeS'
10. Union STREET,
Between St Charles Carondelet Streets New OrIeans
your Double Cylinder
consider great Improvement on the ordinary Gina =
snt 81 i a n S,a ales y soaoh VA ana ~ ns
place hrnself under obligaens to ven ~ narchaan -
penb.e Cyimder Gin and thereby time labor and
81 VITA you
EpatP II sprYrv
aessfs' ". e eleHona, Brown Co. S
Samples Oh ooh Styles Oh ains as well as other Machinery
| IN Ar RRRTooN !. ,r.rnop
No 8 Union street,
ne4 ap6t-H Between St. Charles and Carou5eIst
DATTON, SMITH &. PUTNAM. :
CORNER OF MAGAZINE AND GRAyIER STREETS
| a0a.,.s -. ~.
e. ~ 80 AAAS s'AA0
l OF
M4NUF4 GTTRED TOB4rcso
\ @s,1s
Have now on hand and are constantly receiving commits
son the Manufacturers the Largest and Finest
| assortment Of
|
| Manufactured Tobacco
| 4
every variety they have ever offered 10 tho and solicit
the attention and DE ia h.,r
| purchasing
~...... -. ca, :, ,.m,. 5=,,.-,,..
and Extra nound.. IA RE1Ip opPoIt, ~. nv n,,1,,
h,,ds. ar Mt 8 wrrJ1.ns -
r pounds which took hs premnm at to sto,a r.,r :,
srsauYa va Noxanher 1894 " 3 n p roNpo,
r s which have taken the Premium in North co,,n. .v
worldl
w,,rY. ,xsoE,s TWIST fBrs, ,,e,,rs, Z arr :, n.
,onnss nenad for connoseurs only. and in fact a.
soription of Tobac, 70 generally used.
VI also have tho ..owHArrAs PIPES which we receive
direct Oh commission. az ON
+ OUIsIANA mn pTUAL. INSURANCE COM
= rANh ~ NEW = 1'4 80
- 'oens' = - N''s1'' 'ee'''
Amount mon Of Premiums Tor year a'n O. q, ;,
ls9 q
Assets O. the 18th February 1859 Ssss q
the Trustees have declared scrp Dvdud Of SIXTY PER
after nayine SIX nor cent interest ON asaudng scrip
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Jose DOMINGO..............JO JOSE DOMINGO,
IMPORTER OF HAVANA CIGARS,
No. is Gustonhouse street,
Has always hand large and well assorted stock which
hs calls the attention Of purchasers The choicest brands
which his house has always been celebrated always
found thsre PARTAGAs. CABANAS, INTIMIDAD, the
well known REGALIA DEL REY DE CABARGA, the GIN
TO DE ORION, REDoWA, RIFLE, and the brand, Ell
6ARIBALDI Also, 900 pounds PICADURA received per
| steamship Habana.
Mr. DOMINGO would respectfully all the attention the
public to the following letter:
Mr. jose Domingo, New Orleans Ny Dear Friend-I auho
riEe to make it known the public you think needed
that the only importer in New Orleans brands Ell
Gnto de Orion Redowa and Rife proof whereof sign the
present. In the city Of Havana this 2h October, 1882
go I'm Isigaedl JAYNE CoDINA.
FAMILY GROCERY, CORNER OF COMMON and
= Csrondelet streets.
has been my desire excel in the quality of BUTTER fur
nihed to customers and the patronage have acquired In
the last fourteen years is proof Of success.
Ny TEAS being selected by acknowledged Judge In New
York, will DO found to DO choice.
The stock Of the Is changed many times during tho year
and therefore fresh full constantly coming
bought and to be sold for cash.
Country orders solicited to which prompt attention win be
paid. Terms, cash Of city acceptance
H. H. HEDDEN,
ms 6n Common and Carondelet ss New Orleans.
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The number of volumes in the Public Libraries
are distributed among the different States Of the
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&" SWAPPING JACKETS '- From any window in
Beaver street. between Broad and William. one
can see, almost every hour Of the day, trucks
laded with bales of cotton, 5## = $50 :.
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As creditable as this showing is to the intellec-
tual development of the people of the United
States we must remind the reader that the number
of public libraries in land furnish but imper-
fectdss for Judging Of the literary culture of our
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-10-09
Another Slave PIOt---Emmcnsc EN-
element

We hope that Brcckinridge organs and ora
tors will make all they can out of this diaboli-
cal pl0t! 1t would be about as legitimate as
the blowing they have recently done over some
other bogus plots:
The Sumter Is. O. TatchmaB contains an
account of the arrest Of negro, having in his
possession several passes and orders for goods
Upon his examination he pretended to reveal 4
plot for an instruction in which some fifty ne
grOes and four white men Were concerned.
Warrants were issued, and one of the white
men, respectable citizen was arrested Upon
subsequent examination it appeared that the
whole story was a fabrication of the negro who
could read and write, and had forged the pa
pcrs found upon him. The negro is kept in
Jail to await punishment, and the white man
was honorably discharged, with many regrets
that so good and true man should be placed
IN 50 unpleasant predicament upon the eVi-
dencc of Il yillainous negro.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-10-09

ton Convention; declares Gndirectly, but in
language which has clearly this meaning) that
the decision in the Dred Scott case tells us that
congress itself ia bound to protect slavery in
the Territories. No such principle was an
nounced by Chief Justice fancy; no such de
cisLon was made by the Supreme Court and
tins resolution of the seeding convention. and
this declaration OF Mr.. Yancey have no fbunda-
ton but the false head-note in Howards Re
ports. Mr. Iancey is lawyer, and in the Sc
cedlng convention there were many other law
yers, some OF them eInincntin their profession
1t Is impossible to believe that these men were
ignorant of the difference between a reporters
head-notes and the opinian of a judge, or the
decision OF a court. 1t is impossible TO believe
that when they determined to make the Drcd
Scott case the citadel of their party they had
stopped at reading the head d-notcS: and that
they had not examined the opinion Of the ven
cradle Chlct Justice, spread out in his own Ian
guage, III Howards report OF the case No con-
hiding charity can persuade us to believe that
these lawyers did not know that the head note
OF the reporter was false declaration of the
opmon pronounced by the Chief Justice, and
OF the decision made by the Court The lea
ders OF the lanccy party have conspirel to
palm great talsehood on the country They
have laId 4 great falsehood for the foundation
oi their party creed For great falSchood
they have ruptrwed the Democratic party. BY
a great faiSehood, they are now seducing peace
able ana patriotic men to course that leads
directly to rupture of the Union. and that
may preclpitatc our great and prosperous coun-
try INTO all the horrors of civil war
NADISnN
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-10-09

The following letter from California to the
editor of the Mobile Register only confirms our
previous impression that the Pacific State was
for the true democracy. The letter is from
reliable source
BENICTA, CAL, Aug. % 1863
W0n. eI0Hn FGlSYth twin and Latham
have both returned, ansl, as remarked in a po-
Gtical speech the other day at Sacramento,
,'Ciwin has arrived with the Pacific Railroad
Bill in one pocket and Senator Latham in the
other" This has called Latham out, and in
his speech at Sacramento last Saturday night he
zrlvc out that he was ''forncnst' GWin for Uni
ted States Senator, and it is Il positive fact that
this expression is the only one that caused him
to be checrcd during his entire speech. Its
generally understood that had not Latham
committed himself at Fayetteville, Ark, on his
way home, he would have been as good Doug
las man he was when he left here last fall.
AS it is now, his old friends, when he has de
serted look upon him with loath5ng and may
say contempt The rtnar here Of the prr.-
chase Of Lime Po3nt, if true, for 5000, 900, is
the last nail in the coffin for Gu-in and knocks
the present Administration colder than Il
wedge" zhc Administration party, composed
of those who so long ruled and ruined our State,
are ln despair, for as !9Ov. DoUnev remarked
III his speech at this place few nights since,
there are 10000 Democrats like himself in this
State who will support the party and its nom
inceS-Douglas and Johnson
Mr.. Forsyth, | have not the pleasure Of your
personal acquaintance, but do know that you
served me and mine whilst | was prisoner in
Mexico and ! would not deceive you under
any circumstances; let me tell you, then, that
the Black Republican vote in this State willnot
exceed 10000, that Douglas will get $4,000
and the boilers about %, 900 or 80, 900 votes.
Cur leaders are Gov. Jno- G. Downey Edmund
Randolph, J. p. Hodge, the Judges of the Su-
prcme Courts, Baldwin, Field and Cope, all our
State officers but one, Gen. Denver (our Gov
rrnor of Kansas,) Gen. j. \. McDougall, Gen.
Sam. y. Barker, and too many others to men
ton. Whilst the boilers havn't single speak
CT but holds office and leans it for the time be-
ing to keep himself in. We also have 27 Doug
las papers to II boilers and Black Rcpubli-
cans, many of the second class having been
established since Gwin arrived and brought
the news of Lime Point being purchased
Please do us Californans justice and rest as
sured we know no sectional party in this State,
whether Mr.. Gwin says or not.
Yours SONORA.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-10-09
GOIdShOrO7 Fair.

The Rough Notes has published the Premium
List of the Fair to be held at that place begin
ming on the 23rd of this month. The list is an
extensive and liberal one, and from what we
know of the energy and public spirit of the
citizens of Goldsboro' and Wayne we shall ex-
pect their exhibition to compare favorably with,
if it does not excel any in the State. We hope
that Newbern and Craven will be largely rep
resented both in the exhibition and the attend
ance. Goldsboro' being so easy of access an
immense crowd may be eAp pected.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-10-09
BY J. /. PENNINGTON.
WEEKLY PROGRESS
Read and Reflccf OMIT.

To-day we publish letter from Beverly
Tucker L. S. Consul at Liverpool. 1t IS about
the best thing we have yet read in relation to
the present disturbances in the democratic par
ty. He is for Douglas and non-intervention,
and we think no man, free from prejudice, can
read it without pursuing the same course. 1t
throws all the blame where it belongs-on the
boilers and seceders-and shows that the. abo-
litionists North and the disufionists South are
alike the common enemies Of the peace of the
Union.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-10-09
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS
Snow HILL, Oct. Ist, 1860.

SNOW HILL, Oct. 1St, 1860.
Dear Precrcss Your correspondent Frank
of this place having requested me TO take his
place and write to you occasionally, have con
sented to do so if it meets your appreciation, and
in the future will endeavot to keep yod and your
numerous readers posted up WIFI matters and
things in general in this vicinity. But about this
time there is little or nothing of interest to com
milnicate, only our merchants are receTVIng their
stocks of fall and winter goods, andtrom appear
anccs, they are selling very fast and l think
they will have 10 sell very fast; If they do not,
in all probability they will have good many
goods on hand III the spring.
Our place is on the improvement some, We
have a fine Baptist church just completed. and
some private residences that add very much TO our
town and we have a subscription out for a new
Methodist ch }frch, which. when completed, with
one OF two private residences that are to be
built our place will then begin to look like
town-but il still lacks good hotel, as the oIfe
that : here is almost ready to be numbered wifi
the tdings that were
A man by ths name of BRAZIL from fhe neigh
borhood of Rocky Mount, EdgeconIbe county.
was Put in Jail a few days ago for stealing money
from one of our townsman, w. 6. Cobb He de
MED having it, aud after they got it, he said what
his clothes had lie didn't have so think if that
is the way 10 get of such scrapeS, It would be
right to turn him out of jail, but retain bis clothes
l guess Judge Bai!y will order his clothes up 10
save next week.
The friends (or few of them) of breckenridge
and Lane held a meeting at this place last Thurs
day to take into consideration the propriety of
having public barbecue between this and cleo
tion" Being out of town that day, am not
able to give YOU the particulars but learned that
they resolved to have one think the 18th ihst.
when those Who oppose then, will be pretty apt to
get fits" except lincoln. as some of then! (tho
Breckinridgcrs) prefer Lincoln TO either Bell or
Douglas because they think if Lincoln IS elected
that will be iust cause for n dissolution of the
Union. But being no politician, will not bfanch
off into potE,tyr. Respectfully,
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-10-09
FALL OF A RAILROAD BRIDGE

SOUTH BERWICK, Me. Sept. 20.-The railroad
bridge over the Salmon Fall river, on the great
Falls and Conway railroad, fell this morning,
while the morning train was passing over it, The
engine and four platform cars fell with the bridge
A brakesman the train pulled out the pin
coupling the freight cars with the passenger cars
to the river The engineer jumped upon the abut
ment. No one was hurt by the accident.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-10-09
POLITICAL MATTERS.

WASHINGTON, oct. IA special meeting of
the Constitutional Union National Committee
was held here to- lay Among the members
present, were: Mallory, of Kentucky, Hill, Of
Georgia; Bryan, Of Alabama Botcler of Viz
ginia. The business which was transacted, had
not transpired, but it is understood that the
members are in high spirits in regard to the
result of the approaching election, anticipating
the certain defeat of Lincoln
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-10-09
NEWBEkN, N. c., TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER g. 1860

vatve ticket in the field, which united with our
own forces. will, As has been done before insure
the defeat of the Abolitionists, preserve the Tn
ion, and z i've peace to our beloved country at
least for Il season.
With the highest respect
am most truly your friend
BEVERLY TUCKER.
Hon. Rev erdy johnson,
Baltimore, Md.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-10-09
DECLINES AN ANSWER

THOSE QUESrIoNs.-In reply to the question
of Gen. Blow, at the discussion on Friday night
Mr.. Lamb said that he had fulfilled his prom
ise (and propounded the questions to Mr. Breckin-
ridge, which he had put to Judge Douglas in
Norfolk, but that Mr.. Breckinridge had declined
answering them. So then, We may consider
Breckenridge as the mum candidate.-IIcraLd