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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05

CLOTHING.
ar rHE sEw STORE $50 RowEsy rig HraHgsr
"A pres are psd for ad'~ sna e. GO, 81 ws.f
other bosssers vii ofer issa wh,t M
s.ssss and woa.e. sccsrinsv 'f fsf sss VI 81 s
ss ss9 AZ. sss Seus ron Ps s or r Il ~
vs. BoNery, oppose Fourth and Crest JONES street. who're
:, sps i s. s' s q E c,. ss Ladies
A BrrTkR cnAscr srrLL, ros LADIES AID esS
u Asmea 70 convert lher ca 81 Cl0hnr Toto cash - ss
Dresses s q 80 r oo. saa or Paa 4 On !, . .
a. 40 s srss f's al. sS@s e sIqS IA
uss sss - Ldss sssdsd Q 81 sr. Il '''''
4 RvrrrR CHANCE SILL roR LADIES AID oxS
~ uern~r -orver their or eicshrg cash
sse. g psy y. ieiI,wag price. scm 50 = IS s..s
81 Also tsraliars esrps.. jsrsiry - = ..sss.
~ ~ ~ ess ala ~ " gos' oa "
Attended . - Mrs sinlr
A saE.r DEMAND Fos GLOWING -L.urxs ASO
~ sentsnea havius say csss g cl,s1g fa-attre =
y z q co.,' rom y /. 90 ~ es,; s ran SO Il,
sau 2. ladies' Leg e 81 s A.. 20 lard
A RARE cuAScx -LlDTrs Ann GENTLEMEN WHO
n 6e~ uns 1 ts.rnE the Utmost cas- prize Tor
% c ~ srsr-e e III sPps re- s.s s, V ss
y Accommodated ? ~, heq.elye. ne asaerasnel
we~t snf must hsv- Toois =, ar sny prse. me a
Z
snd twenty srst reefs Gill he nmodseig atsutcd ~ -
do stendedt ~ Nrs A. y. B-flsaee tsa4 without e.
lay.
A BrrrsR CHANCE sTllIs LADIxs And cKSrLg-
~ men grr. terosnf f1r IA western mvket Want.
81 IA qrAniy n eat ~ cohrg fnrn ure ca.pess
A note adr-srei 10 Abraham 9sl Seventh aveune. -
ali attended - Ladies ssieafed hy Mrs A.
A BETrER CHANCE Than EyEs-LkDIre ssD
"A have treat fsr ADD for "a Ci1thtag
for and Southern rArset, aeo fw
Carpets Jewelry, Ar guarantee 70 pay Tor ss Dresses
from $50 for Wcollcr roess &C. the frh-s pad
for Cor frcn - W t9; Tor Pants ami from a
upwards Boots shces kc. By calling afdreins Ar.
Rf l@ Seventh secoud house s-'o~ Twenty ira
street you be convinced 70 s>tssscn- Ladies
tended BY Mrs. Harris.
4 oIEAr QUANTITY on CAST orr CLOTHING rrB
"A niure Carpets. Je~ery. 40 wanted, 70 snpuly tee
western narset LADIES' geu,lene hsvnr y ispse
tfw receive the tgae-t csss price. ro ne ssss
tr o. addressing nuCAs as seventh aver a.
rhch IN be paacsu.liy amended 10 I~es attended ~
Mrs ID.
xfRs n, iis SEVENTH svssuE REsPErrYuLLy IN.
M fvms the si.s that she vii TIE hghae prices a
e.h ~ ~ clothing rrom IS y 80 ~ as dresses;
s,s~'s .shss sse hlFs~s r7ces rrNrso.~sa - rad
frs.'ed Me- v tt ssverth svfcfe oeh sNsech
street. vii meet with prorpi sse1urn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05

a. so sciota Hooking Valley Railroad lat bonds
500 Flushing Railroad la mortgage b3nos.
! oJ Col fquS A Ind. Railroad is mortgage bonds
1lu0 NJ Vernon Railroad lst mortgage boaos
htn0 Trenton Coal and RAILROAD la mortgage bonds
it0s 25lt0 Note rhoe Penny due Nov. 20 1850.
81 s0lUO Check o. A. u. Hsger pavshe Aug 20 1884,
$50 Chest OF Joseph Dean. PAYABLE Aug 2 1907
Alb stock OF Robert strk oxrca for so with order
FOR eo ns OF Aeel and order for 27 hs
% al.
400 ~ Binghsmp,on Ralrosc "a mortgage boads
1,6N Mobile A Ohio Railroad cent bonds
regular ~ Thursday Nov Regular auction ssles
stocss and souds every Monday Thursday every
day when required l2s o'clock the
~llsu street At tn Merchants TX hsnge preferred
stocks and Ronds bought and si NJ urvae sale and
usoAers BoAld. ALsERT IA NGGJiAY,
Anclnne and Stock Broker,
No. g. william Wall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05

NJ DOUGHTY, AuC1IoNEER-wILI SILL. THIS
N. day Monday November 8. atl0s ocl'ck 1t sales
IS Nassau street general Household
Furniture carp.s psror Suits Tes stees Sofas psror
and Cnsrs top csntre 1ables Brussels and
gain c.rpes gil frame pier and Mirrors extensioo
dining Tables. Bullets dining Chairs dressing Bureaus waah
&c de.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05

NOTICE TO TRADEsMEN WANTING HoRsEs.-MORT-
Az case sas Of Horses-E slEENCK aactonee, Mort
gage sae OF i've FOOD Horses BY r. H. sCHRNCk, On
Tuesday Noyemner whou, reserve q, O'Clock pre-
cisey At their slssrooms lei broadway. Bee
kemeris JOHN n. ROBINSON, Attorney fer Mortgage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05

ruS pRADps.
n HIreCTvRsb DRsUgHrssAN wASrsp-Ar a.
"A Nisn = AppJ - William ncNamsrs afser ~
ceoek N nday.
noOfrRS wAFrGD-rO MAKE FEW FLOUR uAn
~ rea Appiy 70 A 2. Brers ~ Rutse~s alp.
TO kkrlHifS yEWfLLERs.-wANrRD A sfrU rios
" etsr st resner. b. man sso hAs had large es
,fenc@ frd VOTE " he most approved aai
rtrner can give heSi reference sdirew v H. RAih>cA
Ds~ert.ch yearer- NewNt N. y.
To PRIMERS srrED a rgoROrgULy C0wPE
crt reripu - ~se he furcr snst, n
tnle " M c3Y tnAn every wsy 4cahded ssily
10 euee, VII Sod prrns-eut poe 1n a. veyx Ihar.
salArg. AfIess or 60 Pa 0Ess,
u.r-HvkvER WANTED coon wosvv.v
0hce " -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05

western msrse ladies' ~ gsu.le nen hsyor az . ip
az o. addressing cote " A nucAs as seventh
rhch ~a be paacusy amended 70. I~es si;e1dst ~
Mrs. ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05


MORTGAGE BALE or HoRsRs-oN TUESDAY, NO.
ll yember at oclcck-Nctce to omnibus
grocerymen trsdesmen and the public general ed.
WARD 5CHkSCK auctoneer.-At A Broadway-Nortas ago
sale Of FIVE Horsea-s r. r. II. SCHENCR Tuesday,
November g. at O'Clock precisely without
close MORTGAGE the following useful Horses:-
One back Horse, l51s hands high, snort tail egh. yeAS
2 One chestnut Mare ls hands high, long s year
old.
cne bay Horse two he legs sixteen hands high short
tail years old.
One bay Horse long tail sixteen hands high years old
One gray Horne long tail, sixteen hands high, six yeau
Old.
The above FIVE horses will b~ sold by r. schenck
their sAesrom lsl Brosd~y without the least re.erve 70
forecloee mortgage The horses s,und and kind hAS
and the stated above radesman waning
horses VII ld this opportunity seldom with hoy
positive and unreserved
JOHN ". RoB.NsoN. Attorney for Mortgage
NHoHrGAGE sALE-w O ALBURrUs WILL SELL
M this day al e.eyen O'Clock at No ~ siyth
assortment # Household Furniture, consisting
Pisnoorte suits Of Paror Furniture satin,
brocsde and velvet plush, centre sofa eide fables,
dressing Bureaus washsands marble top; Etegeres Side
Boards EIiensi tables edsesis Tse reiss Lounges,
Sofas Tables Chairs rier Mirrors Looking Glasses
ard Ingram Ssrpe,s hugs Hair Mattresses Fes,ber Be ..
Ornaments Glass china crocsery and Silver PLATED Ware;
Asn ot OF Kitchen furatare ttoves, Tin WARE &c Sale
positive
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20

Do BrnDs FORM AFFECTIONS I'VE think they
do. Some years ago lady Of onr city hung Der
canary birds at an open window, and visiting
them shortly afterwards, found perched upon the
top of the cages one of that species Of yellow
birds sometimes known as the babee She drove
it away lest cat should cath il but as soon as her
back was turned the bird resumed its l sal =
perch, and thus il continued TO do for aday p1
two Finding 1t impossible to drive It away. "
lady finally caught i put It 4 eags a ssemed o.
have formed an acquaintance. The bird was III Il
fsctIy contented with its confinement made no ,e e.
fort to get out although me eags ao tbe sanare
xas sasy 4 however s s96a
tne peas atia This continued for two or three
the Dabe making is s os snsss s e neas az
lne s-om that hour the other bird although
previously Prev Lively and apparently well rsisssa
.h ane on which its affections seemed to have
been deeply fixed. This i a fact. and goes far 70
nroye. we think, that birds do often form strong
feelings Of attachment for even those Of Different
species from themselves.
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ESTATE OF JOHN McDoNoaH. 8


and Bath at auction without long credit
without endorsers by order aad for of the McDon
OCH School Fund, city OF New Orleans.
By J. B. WALTON,
s8&B# City Auctoneer,
S#8 Office, 40 Camp street
e. L.
School Fund and under the % En- IF s
f'ayas as.fEsfa R'?RsiS "
r " y D. III u ssesdIss u
pm ssss ssSakE s' Of @ sy
y sss II I
Ha4s1s sFssis
s. louis Il Pe city surveyor dated ish pessmbsr
eRAasa s 81 y H. sdsa ss
plan drawn BY Louis H. Pis City Surveyor. dated ish
.a1 fkRGs AND CONDITIONS cash. and the
as eas
special orgage On hs property sold wh yendos
sa1, YSis &c 4 ma
sa not ss ss
the payment Of said notss.
St their end s Ssss 4 ss w bs as
property purchased by them viii Be sold for
fs ae se o as Tos City Notary No.
street. at the expense of'hs purchasers Jas
PRoPRIRTEs DE FRU John McDoNoGH.
yEHTR DILETS dams HUNTSVILLE HARLEM,
Shrewsbury Bath, apsncan reserve m long ord
dit endosseur ere ct pour compe du Ponds
des Rcoes de NcDonogh VILE de Ia Nouvolle Orleans
PAR J. B. WALTON,
Encansur de Ia yiis
Bureau, 40 Camp stres.
IL Bourss Charles ponr Ponds dss Eccles de
al Ia direction de Finance du Consc Gsmmnn
les proprisias suivsntss seront ysndnes- ., sz=7
HUT ILETS tuas dans IA VILE dc Harlem parose
ds Jefferson SOY psds 20 dtsignes
l. H. Is .slsa !. In N dl Il psi
DEuX LETS dans Ia vile Shrewsbury paxcsss do JEFF
ferson chacun 80 st dssgnss pnr es Nos l
ct II plan Lonis H. Pile date du
y ouNTRE.VINGT DRUx TERRAINs Q. portions diless,
stass l. vile de Jefferson
mar les Nos So 49, 81 S. 49, 11e 49, H. 122 123 scion
plan desss Louis H. Pile, voys en- date du 10 de ds-
ETS situss dams vile Bath dtsignes par
Nos 81 CO. 49, scion plan dresse Louis H Pills,
| yoysr, en- date du u janyer 1880 -,
credit dun, deux tros OF quare en- bill
lets des acquereus payabes la Banque des Coyens de la
Louisiane gans hypotheque acae Ia ven
DUE les privileges du yendeur les dts alets
teront naret de cent do Ia date nsqna
En- de placement apres naturfa les dts b
lets portaront ntset tank de cent usqua
nart paieinent dernsre condition senfendera
"a msniere retarder Placement des dts bllsts.
Ies possession leurs
Trails ct deux de conormer ct
dions de la dessns menonnee dams qunze on dt
part propea aeque annoncse OF vendue ou
en popre sque sans auenn sure avis Dc dsiau
| legal. !,
i frsied as jaJ0
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20
The king Or Denmark and nIs wIfs.

The King or Denmark and his wife.
The following account of the career of the lady
to whom the King of Denmark is morganatically
married is interesting s
The career of the Countess Danner has been one
of the most extraordinary. Originally MiHner
of thrd-rate pretension, in the town Of Hanover,
she was induced to leave her native place In search
of better fortune by a member of the family Of
Blixen, and went to settle in Copenhagen, where
she took small shop, in q shabby quarter Of the
town leading to the watersde, glad at thst time to
turn the caps and kerchiefs for the fair ones who
work on board the boats and barges. and whose
complication Of headdress defes any efforts of the
milliner's art, and is only acquired by long prac-
tse. The little signboard she put up on her inst
arrival at Copenhagen has been raked up from the
obscurty where it had lain rotting for in gar
ret, cellar, OK rubbish heap, aud paraded before
the Kings windows, to serve as banner TO the
insurgents, and the name OF :. RassInussen :,
painted thereon, has been bestowed by the popu-
lace on q certain class OF females who abound in
Copenhagen, as in every maritime city. 1t was the
Minister Bxen, lately deposed, and now residing tn
Paris who first made discovery of the Hanoverian
treasure which had arrived to grace the town. He
took her from the shop and introduced her to the
corps de ballet of the theater, where she figured,
although without much success, in the ballots the
King loves best. M
But. however much she may have been bent on
captivating the royal heart at that point, abe
might have still been dancing in the front row Of
the entree of s. The Hamadryads,n II chance had
not favored her intentions and delivered the royal
captive, bound hand and foot, willing, admiring.
self-sacrifcing slave. One silent summer night
the whole city Of Copenhagen was aroused BY the
alarm OF 4 FIRE, and in an instant the fremen were
astir the population afoot, and as usual, the King
himself on the spot His Majestys love of attendI
ing speetacles of this nature Is so well known that
ha ID Familiarity called the Danish population the
| Brantmayor Of Copenhagen He is always
1 frat on the scene of action, and last to return
| home. In this case he found his reward for once.
| for in one of the rooms of the house fire stood
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20
j. B. WALTON.
fPropristss DE- tss John AcDoaog,s contiaus

de tsras s arpentse on suppose
aasls sonsisns environ . is's' Dc sapsres pins on 'ns
lance credit q deny quatrs snses pour
Isaians spsess ~ il pr
psss vsnans ls vsndsrs ints
:ess r & ss
ea ns q ps Gs s
H;as q. dis. noiss i.son -. - -
sss ssai..ms.sas
a. sas ~ 1
NJ & O. a. cas ri. IL ESQ no' ps
ESTATE or JOHN neDosooH.
vAIuABL. LOTS, IMPROVED AND UsrnrRoygp. IN
ID. First District ~ order snd Fl Of NeDo.os
o'A''' aAa y ,sss sne upsa r,,1o1'
civ 1aetos.s.
once ~ Cam street
cAm,puav E.nr..~v AZ. Iseu - IA
> O'Clock NJ at the st. Charles Exchange 81 order q
HI rasa IN M q
former VIE failed e comply with ne prsyeus ID
perry
s Lots % @
Celeste dssgnsed y los Nos s.eh q
iset inches and lines front on Religious street y IL feet
q sss Il &. sss.i.s " e 49,: sss t.
SSf Tssdss by 81
Thomas sse 81 John the baptist Market, Religions and 81
Ss md lines 81 ont i Fsa
ieet Ofnces aud lines ~ Depth between parallel lines
re forming ths corner q a. Thomas and Market streets
UNt tOT vi GhQUND, in the Square bounded by Nell
posne Tepsichore Camp and Magazine Streets measuring q
,ee and front Msipomene street. ty depth Of
"a Ieet ~ lncnes and lines
b.a1cs ~ I'm AMp 2, NTH cash and ne
y maze payable NJ the Cirei Bank Of ouisi-
secured Dy special mortgage the property sold, with
S VIM W.. n h Y case q after maturity
sn ns% III T Is seaa per cent interest per annnm until
paul ihs isst COMMUNION M not be construed ns 70
de1sy u any way The payment Of the nctss st maturity
70 against TEE risk Of hrc By the pun
II II = 70 e gnae
~ oTn ano WI nsye Y comply with the
nnu asoye aescroea wnin neen Gays from
w ana u w o. oeiay Or neglect On their
% soiu ZOE tnef
soIus my IIsk, wtuoIs ny tnI,nef notee,
=, sals oeoae =. = ret,e hsq c'y Noafy so lamp
eesees. ~ 'ns o2pense OF t'e purcnasefs. 1azS
PROPHECIES DE FEU JOHN McDoNoGH.
AEhhAiNS DE vALEuh AAklLoREs Ell NON-AME-
msorss dams lie Premier District par ordre ct pour 10
comnte du Fonds es EcoIe. a. cT,anosh want. Ion
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Jacobs, ART aALIEnY, 8 oAMr sTREET.

d Orleans--E. JACOBS al MS Old p1Ht Hghn.
The subscriber respectfully informs the patrons Of
this celebrated Daguereoype Amboype and Photograph Gal
ery established in Si2 that he has secured for asIr Of years
lust returned Europe with all the late the
tho Patrons therefore rely on being furnished with
portraits Of the finest finish ~ ss
Miniatures Of NIL sizes In oil calor ivory either MATERIAL
suit the ard price Of ALL will be taken In
passable Style Photographs from life from ether pictures Of
any size required, either plain pointed.
The artists in the United States employed and al
work done will be guaranteed to give satisfaction
Instruction given In the art
The Gallery elegantly atted with extensive collection
81 works Of art and yern and ladies and gentlemen are respect
fully invited to visit Il.
81 On .sss sael Il. s. LIPaAE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FOURTH DIS
trict of Washington Avenue and Chippewa street at
'4 BY J. B. WALTON,

BY J. 3. WALTON,
Aucr1oKBER-0Hacc, 40 Camp street.
CATURDAY, the 18th inst., at IL o'clock
. NJ the ST. Charles Hotel Exchange at public auction
TWO VACANT LOTS OF GROUND, in the Fourth District,
in the square bounded by Washington Avenue Chippewa
and ST. fhsas streets designated by the Nos and plan
by Louis H. Pills City surveyor dated the l0th dsy o.
front on Washington Avenue BY dsph Of loo feet inches
and lnes between parallel nosot No. forming the cor
ner Of w sshington Avenue and Chippewa streets ,
-TERMS-one third cash. balance in and years in the
,oes of the purchasers euaal instalments their
DER bearing interest annm from asy Of sale to
naturily and thereafter If not puncualy paid with
snecinl mortgage on the property sold until final payment
Acts Of sale before D. Ricardo Esq, Notary Puble At the
oSpense Of the purchaser ItiL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20

PRIVATE SALE OF A HIGHLY VALUABLE fRACTGf
Timbered Land the Parish Of Iberye close to the Nc
Donough lands l+'==#S=tf
BY J. B. WALTON,
AuerIorEER-Oflce 40 Camp street.
HIGHLY valuable tract of land Adtoin-
"A ing The McDonough lands late the property OF the city q
baltimore known Section No. 80, in Township IL Range
East containing 6S8 32.i00 acres. A,f
This tract is considered one the valuable In the sta
not only for the quantity of and other timber
which It contains the admirable quality Of its SOIL
p For terms apply to j. b. WALTON, Anctoneer, No 10
Rank Place SET tt
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PAR ]. B. WALTON,

szH5s5aa EAkt y. b. W <AL1OSs
#ss Eneanteur-Bnrean 40 Camp street
TEUDI, 10 Us de mars 1860, n midi, In
Bonrse st. Charles yertu de e IN ordre
dc Honorable H. Morgan de Ia Seconde Cour de
trc Nonvee Orleans date lie 6anver 1850 dossier dc IA
Cour No. $751; proctdeai IA pubque de Ia
prick sufante, savoir:
DOuZE TERRAINS faisant Ia Bieuville, dtuss
fauboug jackson, dams let borne les Ben
vile sslomon Napolton Ct Cont dssgnis pa. les Nos =
reau de 0uyisr ncare public en- cette WILLIE en- date dn "
noyeInbre 1896.
TERRAIN No. forne Pencognure des Benylle ct
Solomon ct 80 pies de ace a Benve sur une
profendeur de 100 pieds OF face Il Ia rue Solomon. =
LES TERRAINS Nos g. incusiyament mesurent clacun
so pieds de face Ia Benve proondeur de 10
pieds t73s5
LIE TERRAIN No 10 forms rencoignure des Benye ct
Napoleon. psds face ID Benvlle
proondear dc 10 pieds Ell face Ia rue Napoleon.
LIE TERRAIN No IL 80 peds de face Ia
Napoleon, profondenr de 100 pieds
TERRAIN No "A 30 pieds pouoes de face Ia
rue Solomon me profondeur de $50 pleds.
C0GDITIONS-Iam Motto complaint Ia balance ct
bes des acquGrenrs, leus
jour de Ia juqua 8pour cent
ftchdance usqua paat paiemet hypoeque spectacle
sur In propriste veudue tells mll&lo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20

THREE TwO-sTOEY BRICK DWELLING HOUSES
corner Of TchoHpsesias sad Celeste streets and Ore
soy Double Teneent Frame Cottage House, Celeste
street. at anetion, on long credit.
By J. B. WALTON,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20

SUCCESSION OF JOHNSON BEACH, DECEASED =
Twelve lots Of ground Benve street. in the SQUARE
bounded by Solomon Benve Napoleon and Cort sreets
BY J. B. WALTON
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20

Aucuoneer-Omee 81 camp 6tIeel-
THURSDAY, March Is, 1850, at IA o'clock
at The g Charles Eyehsngs BY virtue and r. gursa
District Court dated February 1850 No 3 Of the docket
of said Court VIII proceed to sell at public auction the follow
TWELVE Lois OF GROUND fronting on Bienville street.
in suburb Jackson in the bounded by Benve Saomon
Napoleon and Cont Streets designated by the numbers
10 y snd ~ ~ Per plan dspessd IN ne oise q a.s
Lot No. the Of Htnylle and Solomon Streets
80 feet en Benye street. by front and
depth Of lao feet on Salonion street.
inclusive, each 30 feet front Bien
vile street by depth Of lS0 feet. z
Lot No. 10 forms the Of Bienvlle and Napoleon streets
30 feet front Benvle by front and
depth of 10 feet on Napoleon street N
Lot No. 30 feat inches front Napoleon street,
by depth of $50 feet. Il
50 inches Solomon street. by
depth of $50 feet. is.F ~
4-TERMS-oae half cash; balance in and two yenrs
credit In the notes of The purchasers in equal irsacn &c
their order bearing cent annm from day
sale maturity and per cent thereafter II not punctnslly
paid with special mortgage the properly sold until final pay
ment Bug. 48.fs s8at 3as - sssa as4555 !
SUCCESSION DE JOHNSON BEACH, DEoRDE
DoUzE TERRAINS SUR La RUE BIENyILLB DANE
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SUCCESSION DE JOHNSON BEACH, DncnDR
DouzE TRRRAINs SUR LA RUE BIENvILLB. dams
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-12-27

MEssRs. EDITORS We all admit that vi Inc JOHN,
imminent peril One of the States is ab"F Country
has not already formally seeded Tho ~ 70 Seceda q
President elect has declared that in his onik Reput
treason and should be put down bv foI plon seeioG
friends have responded to this sentiment he His Nr
enc hundred thousand Wide Awakes yUl3 recently Arm,
sustain his administration under all circnrae pedgd
ent Southern states have determined not f. Dr.
CATION by force of arms of any spcednp loW the sB
North Carolina do is the question in evo Wh2 W
We MY not secede, but is it not an mnn;toa e mont
ganize and arm the militia. TIE pponia "nG dnty Ia -
wherever they have spoken, have declared e0eyer m
policy. The Senate Gall thanks BE- oiToa avcr Of ~
Rights Representatives, has responded 6v fSo Its St
bill appropriatiDg three hundred thousand passing n
effect to this policy. good deed wall OIas 10 g7
House will do the same when it can real Zone, M
heartily applaud the enactment of this patriotic While
was with deep sorrow and Indignation hat IVY eDre
reckless and unprincipled opposition mgds - n
In the Senate it was fought inch by ircb Fl" pSg
BILE mar9nvre was resOrted to, to defeat if ~ cocir
sh speeches, notices for amendments rot less do
sumed one days session. A similar mode &C oOI So Con-
eVinced on yesterday in the Senate Wpe IpposOu va
" reliable principle in this opposition? Tb M any GOD
on its passage through the Senate being A. ya.
8 against ii, shows that there was none " 10 ia'0uo
How can Legislators who thus strive TO inc.
ing on such important measure stand before Zee.
uents do not condemn any for being I elStt
st. He may be honest and conacientousin 5 oo4 o.
we had better submit to all impending evis ltbt
the danger of forming government a@ sau 10 i
opinion this point be tolerated without an e
upon the honor or patriotism of any one Bpt : tlt1@
with the giving of arms to people to defend M
honor and integrity of their State, but their hom
sides. Abolition emissaries are among US breedT
converting our happy family hearths into dens ~
suspicious, yet find men beguiled by tba a a
as to drag partyism into debate on this suhar qRs
people of our State could be furnished with FIN IL
Tuesdays debate in the Senate, and MONDAYS in NV
of Commons, my word for it, the submission orator. AT
be held to strict reckoning. 'I'
Dec 10th, 1860
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-12-27

SENT AwAY.-Captan Horton, of the schooner
Charles Dennis ordered to leave the port of Char
lesion on Thursday 10y the Vigilance Committee.
This person admitted, in the course of his examina
ton before the Committee that he had avowed himself
a Black Republican, and it was proved that be had
made use of expressions of hostile and dangerous ma
ture.
The Committee gave him two hours to leave, but the
gentleman made all haste to get away from the hateful
Metropolis, and in twenty minutes heading his craft
for the wide sea.-Charleston Courier, Dec DIST
The vessel above referred to came here on Saturday
when she was stopped before getting up to town, Cap
tain Horton and crew promptly transferred to vesse
bound to New York, and new Captain and crew
placed on board the Dennis