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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-30

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md ms hecol,iI "A 81
edielae lttl0SESt and NJ !
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au the a for NhiAhl =
1t iascnl0ll tlaoSt anEi1 e
WHO lad lvNu an AlllE@
numeC0dS (lttS0l / Cited (
ton SlluSs
Thetiosa mus be adam. -
OF tbs fnltiElaUM taElnr
dtioaas TO act gently GA q
Letthe diclRt6so Of SSlSit,. y,
the usO Of tho LfFRRiS
viii cure EGCeE 05l.s
DSslatSE1, CsS8aSe bteS
ltdtsltSs Dfyi,4
ttNl e retheSs, LlsetSS x
CtDle 111 u itAtftrl, Hid T.,
FEaze,SsekSeE. and may he
0rdSllarS FlIRlIlQ Md. a.
HEADACHES (aS thou,
tIUentg Ri9tffeS. II flro or. e
taken At oommencementk
Al tsao use Il are gtr-
its favor. ~
NH WATER IR,E
THR LNTGOR4TOR, a
TOGETHER.
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OUR RRlIEp1Rs pY NAIL.

q 3 0Nls5 EsL1A1E- 81 4AIL.
Look over The list make up a case OF gLaC Kind
you choose and nclo6e tie ampnnt In current note
OF stamps by mail 70 orr address, at So broadway,
HeESYoEk, and The meifctneF WIN be yreturned By
ra1n Or sSPEss9 free Of charge IL s5Ts5si
Agent for the sale o. our In every town o.
community In Tie Uni tel ,states Address Dr. HUW,
taRsIs ss e Co. 30 ie2 Bso4n S4Yi S6E=XqRE.
sou W 7hAUGI1LISs & BUSuRIDED, DrugGfsts 8
"A Main street, Wheeling mny1S TIL
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x hls Agent and AttorneY. 80
John >. Haines, Eo1d,n. tEN1p

~ To !, the Montreal Castle Of LIST
accounts current sin typeS,s a. eiEross absnrditys
thanks are hereby tend and the assurance given.
that this gross absnrity Is all that AIR. Dick has
claims hinder operation therein into which this
gross a6snrdtt - not Piraticaiy SmuGgIe1 in any
ither bodily nor partially; neither di-
EsaAly; this ground his claims cover, and nothing
snoTe the 41selate Monopoly this als1F7ifty and
nothing else ~ all rs his C4airls rsltionally
read, attest! 5E7SS = 1ffsf 80 senfT
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THE ONLY ARTfCEI
TIE only A52T9CEE.
Isnz led Ia d Iafke6. |
Ws1TH IMMENSE


WITH IMMENSE
= I5sT7I, r-f57a 4 N \ -VTzo
~ 2 Aa4al1 IS
u 4tTE ASHN WHY, is THAT BIZ NATURES
otFE process 1t resfnpss the natural cnlOr permn-
IIentIy after the hair becomes gray: supplies the
3iuidS and TINS makes II LEuNs BtId heads
rGihoFes an tiandruff, itEhiBg, and heat from the
eaIp and Gnets and tones up 1lis nerves. and TINS
cures I'll nervous heAlashe and may he relied upon
To cure M diseases 81 the scalp apd hair. II viii
and H s5 IN, 4 e ~ ~,
80 ~ LIN me- - F ty +' I ny
49, vsS,1 ~, i1f5;, s,fS W
sso it, 43,A s' @'.4 ga
l,y,r JropI- JSn & 1885
REssRs. o. j yEooD 4; ooLse5fleme6: , Having
7I,efTJ ssloi 6sa1 s3f FTnfesS1T yJo[Its mai, ne
54TIfJ7le mn F,S5T fSfr,g ,,I,f4a a. M,
r mimi IN l5l 4f,e I,IafIIfIfers El,irt n n
6sT9 many T,siS7s ma sossinsf ali
n,sSe4 atsIt TIsi5rf;1s,s a si5Sft s,
,+15s - ;,St. Nm, 80 Fsst r. St ms,
Thefailt has been 20 very satisfactory that an,
very glad did 30 and In juStIce to yOu, rs pell AZ
for the OF others wI0 ma lie as gray
IsWaB bnt who having my prejudice without my
reasons for setting 1t aside are unwilling to give
your Retorhtfvsa trial TIL they have further proof
and the best proDf being occular lemOnstrafion, /
write ynnztilts letter. which YOU may slow to any
tnel and als direct Them to me for further 1Irrof
NEh0FEl In and ont Of the s. Wire Railing Estn.
lishment every day.
Ny hair g now its natural color aud much linz
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FIVE PRE- P ARA TI0'NS
JOPN T. IAKIN.
tsneeess9f Is wbeeler I.alsIh.l

tsnecess0f 70 Wheeler &lI.alsfn.l
TTTILIi RECEIVE AND IIAVE OPENED. FOR
w inspection Thursday, March 18th, a new.
and well selected assortneiif of
Cloths, Cassimeres and Yestingsi!,
SISIIING GOODS - =
The patrons Of the old firm. and The public in gem
era are TesPeGttny invited call and examine my
stock before making their purchases as intend sell
ing at small profits to cash. and nrompt purCEIasers
Tl1ansfn for the patronage bestowed upon the OLD
hrIn solicit continuance tho same for the new
establishment. JOHN r. LAKIN, Merchant Tailor
mh2s4wdi = Eo.1Q2 4Iainst.. Wheeling. Va.
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III ID.
san yF0 Il 0ss
liver IIlVi5o.o1sat tor.
NRJl8I3IYllSI.II S Z IS g5IVIN

{ Firmly ROM GUNS
q SiNi
IhtltSta liz ~ "a haSe
% 10 Ell In
III
WITHIN Tho u kWoye.Sfe
hop ii ESlft Is the
leSttiheGtes IN my pCS
ted 10 the temperament
1t and llaoi tnsdch 1uRii
the Bowels,
iiuigtnent guide YOU Ia
El3l7GoRllIQ aud Ii
aEatt4, BEilSoS attacks,
,WEvawes SattlSer GbM.
,S SSltiF lSSprtdct, Adhtt-
leSTls C.SbSFa AoF,is
ttilCate JdGlltiSe. Fetiult
insrd sliSecSshlllS Rs an
ctRe. It viii cure SICK
sands can trstifS, y IL
hrse IhnespOoRtHlS GIe
iof attack. l.t.l -
Jag their testimony
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Agreat variety Of cases l1nEe been reported to MS
where cures q these lie c0iuTlaists have re
SUITED iom tie use Of this remedy. hut our space
fsIll in our American A lmansc- which the n=snisa
below canned are pleased to furnish gratis to all who
call for them.
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This Ointment hears no resemblance to any ether
external remedy AT present before the world. The
mode of its operation Is peculiar.
1t peuetratcs TO the Of the discase-soes IN
its very sourceand cures it from the fash beneath
to the skin ON the surface.
OthcroutwaTd applications for Scrofula. Salt Rheun.
&C. operate paESE4EsD thus d-i-iu the disorder ~
EAkD and often occisioning terrible internal ala-
SoRT0S;'S OINTMENT, on the contrary, throws
the poison of the disease UPWARD and evary particle
of il is nIscFAR5ED rHRorGH THK PORES.
Thus the c;lres 1t effects complete. Not only
are thu sores healed.5 the eruptions removrt the
swengs reduced, but the SEEDS of the disorder are
expelled from the flesh; consequently there can be
no relapse.
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II,9N.
Bal lll1epe 5 Ono a Reaa


= ScH nufRs
III l7liEIySSfi . III S0FS rs
1ENN en12 EllS Satl RS0SS
" gex Trains win b run daily - Isl f6Ess
s(s3eVsaSnas sOaicS1S 81
Louis aStclls tlc7hiS 3S
" ssoeS vi
sud is Az NJ
AID @ altiIloge at 8 Al viii
the earliest trains Ii S{fIftrfl IslkfSS
Returning EeAsts RallSnaose a& q ana ARMS
1t 3enWoOd 1t SslB II aud st ssf M
c9npe " itli The Western Express
trains train vim 6:Iss stop Ior W6od ana water
3pS Hoalipg the lSeTs
5 Great ST Iaos5ss 4fncfDe
nstS SeGsS49ess BeawoSd. HaltinSeFe and
q lsaVea NJ healing ut
70 F.si striving IN IsSl Ct sSS5 n cons
nesting With the trains to the and
l2Atulnfn, ltlres FSl4iHS6Sa Al p
4ast ETsFSs at Jas A. S1l lSelinE
RtSs13 a, p direct com the EFcaf
sesteE11 trains. Viii nnly stop for
wood and waller and nlealfue the PASSENGERS
freight train with passenger car attached will
Rave qat except SUNDAYS, for Grafton at $40 H.
Returning VII aTTiye al 81 ] NJ s 8 :
y. 8. FORD. Agent.
E W. P-SNTfH, Master of TTanspo don. -
IiA, CoEE. Gen'l Ticket Agent. nny2S
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yNsP4LU3 4AstLIt Ayt%etea rus, iLelsy, MeIunch0-
", NeuraLgid.
Many remarkable cures Of these affections have
been made by the attentive power of this medicine
II stimulates functions into vigorous action
and thus oveEeomes disorders which wouil be suy,-
posed beyond its reach. Snch a remedy has long
been required by the necessities of the people and
We arc confident that this viii do for them all that
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d. A. STEWART, Pittsbnrr

II; s. PIEacE Co, zanesvilIe, 04 j. j. .,oaSsToS,
Ripley, o.: p. NcNEELr, SIaJsyilIe. KY; ORSslY q
CBoPPER, Portsmouth, o.; PADDOCK & CO., Jefferson
vile. Ind; II ". BRows Co., Cincinnati O ATfIERN
a HfBBERT, Cincinnati. q. r.. O. HIslDRuM Madison.
Ind: jos z. MoORE, Louisyie, KY; p. G. OR11EY q
CO.. Eyansytlle: Ind n. CRAHAl q Co.. Cairo
r. ~. SASS, SHALER GLASS, st Louis, No; join M
EIIRRIs Nash ille Tenn; HERRIs0S IIuSI MeInnLis
Tenn; CLApKE Co. Chicago, nj; W. H. ii. KooyTz
Alton, Ill, or to Freight Agents Of Rail Roads al
different points In tile West.
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The connecting OF trucks by the Rail Road Bridge
at Pittsburgt avoiding all ,lrayage OF ferriage d
tages readily appreciated by shippers of Freight and
the Travelling Public.
Ror Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions apply
to address either of the following Agents OF the
COMPANY.
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.nehoeele, Goits.e q .SlnsIIs,l ~.

tdEarn - Marrow of SRwbury. Ala. writes: "a
dangerous orGfi9n taloy one of the females in
my family which had tleaed alltthe remedies ne
could employ, has at length been completely cured
". your Extract of sarsaparia. . Our pI,yEir.tsns
thought olhing bnt xtrpatfon conld afford relief
but he advised the trial of your Sarshparilla as lie
last resort before emitting, aud It proved efEectnk
AtLsF taxing your remedy eight weeks no symptom
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PREIGHTS,

BY this Route Descriptions can be for
wardSd toapd from Philatle Thfa, Hew York Boston
or Baltimore, toauti frornnuy the Ran oais
OF Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, HfsconsIn
lowe, or Missouri, Lyy l5dil Road dtflct
The Rail Road also connects at Pitts
bur2h{With, Steamboats, by which Goods can he for
Warded to any port on the Ohio Kentucky
Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Mississippi Wscoii
SIN, Missouri Kansas ARKANSAS mud Red Rivers; and
atCleVelant Sapdnsl ysnd Chicago with Steamers to
all ports on the NOrtllzES esternlIAkes
MERCHANTS and slipper entrustlng the trapsporta-
ton Of their Freight to this Company can RELY with
conn a zee on it, speedy transit.
TIL ESoFPRETGIITtO and fSoin any poin IN
ast1r0rdble as are charged 6y0tbe1 II. n C6mpdnts5
n DC particular to- mark packages *yIA PESX1.
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/ ". .sSlI9H Master of TTanspo Sffon. =
: In CoLE, Genfl Ticket AGENT n6y2S
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zzJEAEgR Z Ma THE MOUTH slpsrU
TIE LNTGoRAT0IR, IND SJY;4EIS1 ~ norm
TOGETHER. =. 2 - = = = "a
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Cleveland Pitts burg, andSWheel
ing Rail Road

&
s1sss ~ IS SsSST 81 ssSS9
y 9 ~ y ~
! siSt4 - Go
10y
! IN AND AFTER SFoSDAy SS,v.,I .,s4, s,Ssoi
Y passe11er sSiSs mi 49, =, 19egs
~ lS w l = me- : gHSsP.ea9
sSeft New sal istIuIy Summit lille. Frank
In, East RochesteE aonltEie Rootstowns
BalffaqroSt $40 81 FhiI.ds S At
sysl5ad s. IS s s9SoRo
1850 4. n n. =. O.i' a. A s.l ~ eh'eego a.
'9O9 easePf 1 FP lso gf. ~ stSGss
g. BesSeE.s eNy Salisbury, East Roell
$50 go - Z M 19ni1, betIoru and
A:M- Bsltimars Al 500 p rb ii diSg
p ~ ,' a. e:y9 y W York At 1920 ~:
12:S p. nstrot ~ s.I 'g ~ at
CHICAGO at Ii:Cso p ~ ~ = - s1le'
Boil, these trains make sy6es co5,tr, ;os - co.
land and PfttsFirgh for the Il0its
also, Tor Erie DunEir T,tfa Ii ,,,iI N-;ssS. ITS
13.IrT,I,5E----5= - : 500 : t7t4s's.=
1C61 116GSlES&T Il Gi5AlNSS.
Leave Cleveland at $40 A. u. and S:l5 n ~ and
arrive at bridgeport at GEO p. II. and 6:55 A. 81
Lenye Pittsburgh at $50 A.9T and $50 p. 81, and
arrive at bridgeport at 6:25 AZ and eco n nj -
Excursion Tickets to PittslIirgh and return So rs
Fare always as low, and time
any other route.
E Through Tickets to all points in tho West. North
ana East can be procured at tho once No 81 Water
81 P;, loS 70 siEge house, W heeling, Va, and
AT bFldgeI'ort station a7-s..7s.y- ~
any point accessible by road and its Connections,
70 the EAST Hott Nest and N9rth-B at office
Ao.3I AYaIerstreet With Freight gentat Bridge
port Station HAMILTON. Agent.
Wheeling, Va.
JOHN Agent.
Bridgeport, @.
IN :. MCCULLOUGH: President.
= n. = / l.ns. 9eE.e reset Agi - noy2s
1850. 1850.
/. THE CENTRAL
nEETucyETE5T NJ 4 M MR. {n,ogttI,
-ELEitSSEI9f kiF ANNA EsAEttI 5tfStAlAe
- : =
-tSoo ALLIES DouBLB TRACK.
FsSI "a c. G C
EEzzs.sl
The Capacity Of this Road Il lloy
- TSoyI,it,S 81 49, 'S ~ 1t.s
s111,,,a,, .r11,,.a,,,sIs - 51,..
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800.
THE CENTRAL
PEN YAsgyI!A BAIL ROAD
260 AIIIEs D0UDLB TRACK.

9! 60 Ct
Thscapacity Of this Road Il now equal 10 in the
CouitrY -.
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III rs SGSNl9fol iSSORO Nj
md ltes beeoliis IA ~
Medicine, ltti0SEt ara iSosS z ) n
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t<AEAN 9SAA-
The completion of the Western connections of the
zPennsylyatiin Rail Road makes tllisthe
DtrectLtne Betyveen.ti1e Fest and the
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nIs % o IaG q.
Aver s sars palilIa,
FORPURIFYING THEBI0On5

Aud tor specify cure OF the abjdned varieties Of
OlseASes ~ &c. Il {sSS5sSS =.
Se4l9ielg q'.9 Ssrstel9ts slet as Tisaars,
res tf2fl Is gRsl al IN SDfseuket.
okKl.ANpS Ind, 9th Juno 1850
AHER 3 90. Genes! Il feel ft my duty o. az
kttoN1c what Yunr AtsapaFiR has done FIR mo :
Having Inherited Sctud0us Infection, L have siit
Tered from II In vaConsNtpSs for ye4ISs Sometimes
u 0ursf out IN Ulcers on my hands and arms; sonr
times u tlrne1t inward and distreSSSd me at tho
Rtoil0ct, Two years R9 t hrokc out on my head
and coSerc my scalp md care with ono srrc. witch
WAS painful aud leathsome beyond description
fieu many nleetnes and several Physicians hl,t
without much relief from anything. In fact the ais.
order grew NSnrse. AtlcnGth Yves rejuic6 to rnS,I
Lucrative CShtsae artllAl for knew from Vnl,f ;,
tatlnn that hing ulmnd0 must 8 good II,
se1t 10 aud got and used u IL cured
me- took 1T us YOU advise. in small doses of a
teaspoont6l over month and used almost tl,raC
bottles New md heat by skin soon began TO form
under the scabs which after q while fall off Ms
skln ts now cleaE, and know by my feelings that
tns disease mas gone from my sylten. YOn can yyelI
believe that 11eelswhat am "a wing when teilY6
tngt = mold you TO be ono OF the apostlesof the age
ABPREDB TALLEY.
81 4attoHy's Fir, Roa or ErgsSpsl1s, litter and
tSttt 4fAeafI Se1ld AeId. RfnglodrR, SIRE zEvey
Dr9psg. 1ssfs'
Dr. robert " Preble writes from Salem. Ny l0tbz
Sept,IS5e that he has cured an Inyeterate case ri
gE9psy, which Threatened to terminate fatally ly
the nerserering nse OF our Sarsapnrilln anG SisoS
dangerous attack of Malignant ESysiEelds by IaTce
doses Of the same says lie cures tile common Er1t
lions byit CONSTANTLY = ss5ts FssF
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i Freight CONTRACTS viii he made at lowest rates to
any point aeeessle by this road and its Connections
1 70 the EaSt, North West and Nprtf-West at ONCE
No. IHYarerstteet or With Freiaiit Agentat Brides
1 port Station. r. HAMTJTONS A0ert
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No. 1.-Por Fever, Congestion, and Inflammation.
No. 2.-Por Worm Fever, Worm Collie, Wetting The
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4 Fire. forks
I'll att fe2Va1s
Iiety Store OF O.NIG0EL& BRO.
oDtt9 100 Main street
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Campaign Flags,
Campaign S1edals,
Campaign Envelopes,
ECaInpalRn Caricat1res,

Marion Etrland's New Novel; Nemesis Scarlet Let
ter. by RWtlorne: the Little Bearty, bydss Grey;
the Queens OF Society by Gnece Wharton; Wild Life,
BY Heid M Struggles, by Miss Par
doe ~ lRnlreida5 Sill ON the Floss Marble Pann
say and Seal Clssels illustrates Family Bible etc.
We have Just received "a few copies OF tho Political
Text Book, for 1s60geonp piled by uoFAcs Greeley.
We invite 0Qttrieris and tho public generally to
call and examine our stock before purchsinfs else
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a tltliL Y Z, ]. n ED !. q a lIs AND

LII. UOUPTS Cent TTeEet f5PIdIade1nbi
G4OssAt sGQTE. Gen,L. Snnt. Altonna PA. .Ian1-an
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Both these trtns make close connections at Cieye-
land and Pittsburgh for the points indicated above:
also, Tor Erie gunkirk, buffalo aud Niagara Fails
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and Thyi because it fails to AFFORD tnstanta
NOUS TsEis when given Ia time. 1t acts rs il by
magic, and one trial Glone Will convince you that
Wllat.He say is. true. 1t contains
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i.-Ror CHOLERA, Cholera SIorbus, Vomiting.
For CodHtis, Colds, In1nenla, ami Sore
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11
fnY raE soUrnvEsrErz -

BATON ROUGE, Dec. To- -Sixty-oae meyfS&-
bers present. MessFs. T. E. Adams and Arthur
Arroyo-new members, elected TO fill vacancies,
occasi0ned by the deaths of G. b. Miller. a. al.
Martin, and j. ]. Lamothe, of 0rleans--sworn,
4 resolution vas offered. that the House employ
no free persons of color in aEy capacity. Laid
over.
Mr.. Brusle, Of Iberville, gave notice that he
should renew the motion at the proper time After
wards withdrawn.
A joint committee was appointed to inform the
ception OF his message.
Five thousand copies Of the message were or
half in French.
ittee Of fifteen from the House anff ten from, The
Senate be appointed, to which ahafi 81 referyad
that part of the message having reference ID lie
Federal GoVernment, and to report bill ON Tues
day noTaing. The following members compose
sae committee.
House-Hessrs. AIleH Ferry, Breitharpt. Care.
JsHuess, Kabourne, Lane Of Orleans Levy Peck.
Ws,ilsIInson, Y, Herron, White, Marks, 0sQufnn and
ssadte-Mesgrs. Goo8s, Taysor, Hnris. PIournov,
shsd9oqrne, Hongh, Womaek, Phillips Garders
The deaths Of Messra. e. B. Miser. Of a. Mart;n
and j. }. Lamoths, Of Orleans Dxirr aI1nout,cedf
the customary resolutions were PASSED ana eulo-
gies proEsunced. s-s'
a resolution was adopted that all resolutions
pertaininGto Federal matters Be referred TO ioint
committee of both HCzses. 7E
The following resolEsion, Offered by COZ Jat,l,ess
of Orleans, was adopted: @5s59F
Be it resolved by the Senate md HOUSE Of Rem.
resentatives Of the State Of Louisiana in General
Assembly convened thsttse Jofst COMMITTEES of
both Houses on Militia prepare and present to
the Legislaturgat IL o'clesk on Wednesday new.
bill for the organIzatian Of volunteer nrilitarv
system for the State.
The Auditor 'sTsport was then real and referraJF
to proper committee.
Mr.. Lane, of Orleans, offered a resslution- that
the Governor Gala State Convention al Ration
Rouge on the 22d Of January next OF earlier. the
pressure of circumstances requiring determined
action on the part CT Louisiana! The preamble of
the resolution urging the election of Lincoln tha
hostility of the North, her per7caal liberty bills
etc., as a sufficient reason.
Fifty thousand dollars were snpropriated tf de-
fray the expenses Of tbs extra session of the Leg
islature and $3.50 for those of the Presidential
electors.
House adjourned till 2 tomorrow.
iSeadte.-A Convention bill waag introduced by4
Mr. Taylor and referred 10 Joint ConTnittee
Ar. Gardere introduced a bill foT the organiza-
ton of the military of tbs State prcTiding for its
equipage, etc. Referred 10 Joint Committee,
Mr. Delony. 4 bill subEsitting o proposition for
the calling of a convention of the peopie Refer
red to Joint Committee
Mr.. Moore offered preamble ana resolutions
taking ground against the right OF those States to
vote for d President Of the Union which have null
lified the Fugitive Slave Law.
The announcement of the death or Hon. r. L.
Sterling called forth feeling euogies frc Senators
Phillips and Taylor.
Adjourned to IL o'clock tomorrow.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11
Hotel Arrivals Yesterday,

ST. CHARLES HoTEL.-Lieut G Reese q S A;
G S Wood, Geo Mayal, Eng Fl Butterworth, N
G.; Miss N Elliott, Miss Bond, Mrs Stuvart, Mrs
Greer, Ark; Mr. and Mrs j NJ Gillespie, VIM Hol-
eombe, La; ] W NJ Ham and lady, Miss John
Roath and lady, J c Roath Bowie, Jr, ] G
Bowie H Mutt, La; Thos L scoYil and wife, N Y
B johnson, La; Don Santiago Mendz Mexico; 4
Fl Yale, City; DIR J G Hill, La; W S MeElvain,
Miss D de Goicourie, N o.; W Flood, q
Trent, Va; P Darg, " Lester and lady, Tenn
VIM H Jones, Louis Roberts, Miss; A Crozier, La
C s Hunt, Mass; L Billingsley, Mo; Fl Jones
aud lady, c R Bracken, R R Pearson, Texas:
Eaton and lady La; J T Patterson, W B Gadding,
Capt Bazton, steamer Empire City H G Darcy, N
]; Mrs E K Britton, Miss Brown, La; James
Bennett, Mrs Brashear, Miss Brashear, Mr. and Mrs
Mason, La John P Campbell, Jas Fukerson,
Tennessee.
sr. LOUIS HoTEL.-Mr and Mrs C N Young, La;
P B McCutchon, Miss; G Rossway, Thos Ausley, N
Y John T Heron, Pa; r A Gage, Mrs Gage,
I Ingold, N Y DR. J I Jackson, Texas; j L
White, La; Miss Files, Miss 7 Bisland La; Jas
NJ Hanna 4 Morrison, La.
Cry HorEL.-Joseph Nichols, Pa William
Highet, Memphis Compton, La; $ Henry,
D Hamasem, G Bromly, B F Chambers, D Nc
Wadlington Miss; Duncan, N Y; E Moore,
Iberville Richd Wall, Arizona Jas N Atkinson.
A Bonford, I Bunt, Miss; Mrs NJ A Davis,
Texas; Miss Rose, Miss; J Wacker,, Georgia; H
Gray, La; J 7 Lamkin, DR. $ Clark, j A Reid,
Miss; Joseph Smith, Mrs Smith, Miss Sue Smith,
Memphis; j NJ Carter, B F Rosamond, F Buffng.
ton, Mrs Wager D D Greve, Miss /; Thos j Johnson
Brazos; S Thorne, DR. W Z Wilke La; S
Thornton, ] G Cleveland I Fl Billingah, T Hanel
] Haden, Texas; L Scott, Independence; w NJ
Sledge, Texas; A Neal, B Franklin, N G.; Tbs
w Oliver, Ala DIR Nick Johnston, B G Meredith,
D Eddins, Texas; I Burnam, Geo; Jas Brown, W
Grimes, Texas j NJ Rumsey, st Louis.
Sr. JAMES HorEL.-Alex McConichie, N Y; f
Law, Thos Day, City; Degnont, Memphis; W
stansbery, G Fl Weston, Miss; I G Young, A { Rob.
binson, Cal; Mrs Weno, Miss Wenongh, Phila;
r Hope, S G.: J D Bass, La; G Hammond, S
Buchanan, j Hinton Ark W NJ Harper, Texas !;
Payne, Ark Miss Il ? Mann, w A Becliley,
Ala; Fl Watson, Texas; 2 s Mabery, La; Burns
and lady, Ky; G L MeFall, La; Thos lies, Texas.
vERANDA HoTEL.-W e Wharton, Ark; LA Nc
Mott, Ky q A Hollister, Ill; D A Ellsworth, Miss;
g ] McBein, Ind Jas + Daily, Montreal, g "; Col
] Mofatt, Y; ] S Marsey, Del; Robt Kelly,
Wisconsin; Theo Hoeis Miss; A NJ Jackson, La; ;
Richard Wall, Arizona James Kelso VIM Eeke,
Pa; VIM w Reid, Minnesota, VIM Wright, N Y ;
Henry H Ellis, Texas; Horace Lyons, Miss; W II
Thompson, Tenn; L Hauthwait, Sullivan, e
Mather, N Y; J L Allen and lady, Texas Miss
E NIiddlebrooks, Miss; L G Jefferson, Ark; A
Boyd, Miss Mrs Bradeau and son. Va; Mrs A ?
Harrison, Z Harrison N Y; Thos K Givens, Ky.
nB@Dr. Charles E. Aells, Dentist, No. I52
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