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FEMALES FEMALES: EESAEEs: EESAEEs FEsAIHs EEsAEzs
Old or Young Single Married, contemplating Marrisge
FAKE NO MORE PILLS.
THEY ARE oF. NO AVAIL.
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arstng from ndserston o dissipation dseDa
or change O. life. Sea symptoms above.
No Family Should be Wkthout H!
TAEE No HoRE IT 1Isssas hf5sey as.o
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Secret Diseases
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BY Foyzng azaa Old.
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sFs sg f Y sfa s s S9TRaoT BSHu or Diseases
As;n I 4FGaB5B E Is 55ss iSsi1 zxFET sa tor
Urinary Organs,
whether existnein
Male or FeHnafe.
from whatever cause originating. and matter of
How Long STANDING.
mdn5 and may originate from
Reua: Read! Eaea<t9 Rand
HEIMB0Lp7S RUGHU is safe and pleasant in and
oior, but immaculate in It's action.
before
Philadelphia II. 7. dSiAttkl! f}eesatst p befng duly
does At hin pFeperaon contains Nsreosie sr-
cary, or injurious drugs hut rnrsiy Vegetable.
H. Y. HELMBt1bD, Sole Manufacturing.
subscribed hsir-s this 2h iy 81 Navanhsrs
| 1854. VIM. 7. 3iBBttR RI, Aidera4an.
bottle siE f1f E5 delivered aidfsss
| Prepared By n z Et!.hksstltI1
| lDt Sorth srest, hsiow Gbesnnt.
| PhlanstEkia.
z-Eeware Of CounteEfetS and anprncipcd Dealers o
"ef their OWN aud other articles the
| reputation ataired by 5&&F58sasH 55
| Eelmhold's Genuine Preparations F
| Extract Buchu.
SRrSa2arila,
IMPROVED Rose Wash. at
JOIN WRIGHT IL 5e2.s
q and ISL ChartTes stFeet,
Atd alt Druggists
s9~Ask for HELMB0LD's-Take NJ Other \ Gut out tho
advertisement and send for IT, and avoid Imposition AID
| posure. ( ta3I lykW#
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SUGAR.. The market was quiet and sales were
confined to 600 hhds at previous rates Fair to Fully
Fair 4}@54c. f3 ID; also on Pantataton, a crop OF
100 hhds. at &C., and one of $50 at SIC. % ib.
MoLAssEs. About 500 hbls were disposed of
at 20@23c. for Fermenting. Little or no Prime
and Choice on the leVee Also, on Tuesday, in ad,
dition to the amount reported. 1000 bbs.
FLOUR. I'VE noticed sales of some $500 bbs. OF
which 50 Fine at 81 rs, 100 Unbranded at 81 90,
100 Superfne at s. 35, 700 Extra, four lots, at
s. 373, 2O0 Extra on private terms, 200 Good at
Sc so, GO Choice at 81 so and 85Oon private
tatms
GRAIN The sales OF Corn embraced some l6,-
600 sacks, of which 1000 Yellow Mixed in several
| lots at Sc, 1000 and 1900 White Mixed and 1925
Yellow and White Mixed at 56c., 5000 White and
Yellow at 56@6O 100 White at 60, and 1000 at Csc.
% bushel. Of Oats, about 1900 sacks ST. Louis
changed hands, comprising 500 at 35c., 1900 at 81
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14
Aebittp Of tie tIMkets.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 CAMP
THURSDAY Morning, March u,

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 CAMP STREET,
THURSDAY Morning, March u, 1861.
CoTroE. .. A fair demand prevailed yesterday,
and although operations were checked by the high
rates claimed by factors aad the poor assortment
OF desirable lists offering, the sales embraced about
5000 bales at previous quotations.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14

jayne'g.
AGUT REMEDIES, btu.
ar- 0ggooGts indian Chogogua,
Stephens Compound.
ROwaui'B Teuic AiStnra,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wyukoop's ionic,
SseoG's Fahrifuge,
Vegetable Febritugs.
h0LEHG EES.
Shermau' 5 Cough and Worm.
Rryanis PulmOEfc Waters,
I.3e0cr'H Fulmoutc Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
BGrry's 'fficcpheroue,
Lyons Kashaircn,
BurDctts Coc0siHe,
BoYle's Hyperion Flu
PhGiou's Hair InyigoEavdrs
JRYne's Hair TOME,
Van Deusen's Wahpene,
Lond0r's Oriental Hair Tonic
Haselta Fan LustrRle,
ORridge's Balm Of Columbia,
Radway's Gircassian Bhlm.
PANAGEAS.
Swafn's Houck's,
Cullon's Indian Vegetable,
Longley's Great V Gstarn:
OINTMENT AND SALVES
DallY's Magical Pain ExtrActt
Professor lIuaa@ay's Ointman
McAllister'8 illHealilg,
Brooks 3 Magic Eaive, Ptyor'f
Pile,
Gray's IIarrtson's Specific,
Trasi;'H Magnetic, ,Judki;'s,
Londou'B hii-llealing, Russia.
BITTERS.
Mofapg PhGpix, BlaE6's Ar
Taat!c,
Old SNeRcIr.
DR.. j. Boyae Dolls.
EflbharFg Wild UAmrr,
EiGhar58oG'F Sherry Vine,
HutChiug's VegatahleDy Dyspops
VhEDERVBER5S $
SEFa Druggists and AerCha
articles contained in the abovl
vantage by calling or sending
be found the ltnst extensive 69
MEDICINES III the United
Please address, J.
GENUINE
n2i If Hon. q and |
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EOHiN u. BE1HN 81 SONS
agents for the manufacture Of
SHEET AND BOLT COPPER, BRASS AND COPPER
TUBING. TENNESSEE IRON, CAST IRON PIPES,
PLANTATION BELLS AND BRANCH,
CROOKEs & CO.'S SAWS,
Nos. so and 9l Camp street,
New Orleans.

Intending retire from The Shelf Goods business and confne
ourselves to Heavy Hardware lron Steel Copper Tin Plate
Speer Axies Springs Hubs, SpoleS FeoeS, etc. etc.
now Offer for sale nj large discount stock of Shelf Goods
in quantities to purchasers The stock is full and complete
comprising fnl Of every article required in
country store including general assortment of Fancy Goods,
Perrunery etc. Country Merchants, Planters, and the public
reneray will ind it TO their interest call and examine the
stock before purchasing elsewhere
We also offer for sale
5n tons Premium Tennessee assorted Flat Round and
SQtare, Of nll sizes
Plough and Boiler Plates, NIL sizes.
800 tons Merchant Eurh IRON, assorted, Flat Round and
Square.
100 tons Refined English Iron asserted Fiat Round and
Square.
10 tons Angle Iron. assorted
% ;. Fuf Round Oval and Haf Oval Iron
10 :. Beyel Iron.
80 :. Scroll Iron.
1000 bundles Hoop Iron assorted, & to 1 inch
45o Pend >. =. ! o4yl& and 3-1f inch,
bc1 Sheet =, .. I0tO2 27 ZACH.
50 . Russia 3hee! Iron.
100 t.. Galvanized Sheet Iron.
For sale bv JOHN y. BEIE / SONS,
Nos. 80 and 81 Camp street,
r14 NnTnlFrf New Orleans.
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,,,gr-, rEsssY EXPENSIVE SOUTHERN N
sFTgYTPTANO FORTE MAEUFACToRY.


WN ENABE & CO., Nos. J. 3, and Eua% street bait
y inform their Southern friends tR they nave
eIrpd Their corg prepared to supply the goat
deno for their Psros TheS En4Gosonably tt mot
nrf cnntnr oil the latest improvements and fully sEal
nptsed years. For sweetness ac EeI r&"tro 1oe
nil agreeable touch, they uneauNied ..
their instruments nave been highly
recommended by the Professors and musical Amateurs in The
country.
Tvv have taken premiums other competition
in the different States here they have ieeM eShEbied
Last year thy received First tG1lunS at Montgomery
the Southern made Piano. ana the o-eF the
| BEST, against all competition. -. ,, ,,-, ,.. ,-.,
They also received the Fair held in 1eccmher last by the
Cotton Planters Convention at Macon, Ha ie iesI Fre
MUM, against all competition. -
fu supply Of The above Pianos may be found at our
Nse'''9 i" Nc" A. f. BLACFMAR ( nR0TIIER,
sl8 IrSW* II CHmp street.
| n TGEFI 6ISFN1gFG NtFgINiP-JO- IN PukHEI., No.
H. u Exchange Place up stairs, nearly opposite The old Post
Gce attends to Leasing Renting Collection Of Rents
improved ad upmprO REAI AT n the cities Of New
Oeau Jefferson and Crroon. Also, TO tho investment OF
money All business entrusted him promptly attended to-
ja3l ly, -----
NOTICE. 0E'- ,DIssoAU'FION AND new CO.
The parneTshp Of WHEELER GEIGER Co. of this city
| and Of 9ARTINAITE DARCY 4 Co, Of New York City
and Newark are mutual consent d solved from this
date by the withdrawal OF HENRY G GElGERa The other
three partners j. c. GatihwGie, H. G. Darcy and W. q.
frms and will continue Wholesale Clio hing business hereto
existing finn and style Of wheeler S5sger
In Ibis nify nude the firm Of GARTHW lPF, FEEEIfR
CO style Of Garthwaite, Darcy i Co. At New
! York and Newark, remains nichnngGd - ,,-r- r,r,
HENRY G. DARCY,
WM. q. WHEELER.
New Orleans December !, 1860. aa IN
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4-4s4s .,u ,.,rou.,sgzys,-7 GRAND TRUNK RAIL-
Eaas ER9 1Es.ssets 1850 Way 1850.

E9R9a g 1850: Way. 1850.
TRAYEI.ElS--1uInHler Arrangements,
Northern and Eastern Pleasure and Business
through Canada terminating At Detroit. Michigan, in the West
with Eastern termi, at Portland Maine and below Que
bec forming cheap cool and delightful Summer be-
Euw Orleans Cairo, ST. Louis Louisville, Cincinnati
Chicago Detroit and Niagara Falls Toronto Kingston, Otn
City Montreel QuebeG Saguenay White Mountains, Port
land, Boston, New York and Atlantic Cities.
This fRvore embraces the attractive scenery In
the world embracing the Falls Of Niagara, Thousand Islands
and Rapids Of the ST. Lawrence Caudere and Montgomery
Falls, SagTenay River, and White Mountains.
Tourists will have opportunity Of visiting that marvel Of
Bcienre tho great Victoria Tubular Bridge
Through Express Trains leave Detroit daily the arrival of
trains from the South and West.
Through Tickets via Grand Trunk Railway, which
had at the principal Railroad offices in tho United Stotes
kId Canada. j. HARDIAE General Agent.
WALTER SHAWIIT, General Manager AL If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14

Extra special ps when required at night by notifying
the conductor. Fare 81 per trip.
Trau will stop Gontilly Station when notified,
except however, mail trpI Fare Is each way.
Conductor must be notified before the
onnbusSes leave Canal sreetfoT Depote every Ave min
ny1 PANDEIiY, Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14
AGlsG6A'E
BAI&SAM AND COUGH REM
EDfES,
Wistar's BaEsAIu Of Wild GhCr

~As = tAAAAA@tHHN4AIA
BAI&SAM AND COUGH REM
EDfES,
Wistar's BaIsasR Of Wild Chor
~,
Hastsns's Eaptha,
sEermRn's BatsaD,
BGchAn's Hungarian,
Pavis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Snenck's Pulmonlc Syrup,
New Englnnd Cough Syrup,
RgrtholOmew's ExpectoreDt.
Halls lIaisnm,
Gwaym's Syrup Of Wild Chsfry
ayers Cherry Pect5fai,
TaYlor's BaIsaIu LiTsrEort.
Jayne's Expectorant,
Wiuer's Elccanpah4e,
Rogers Ligerwort and Tar,
Mrs. Gardiner'B IiYerwort,
etadley's Cherry Ezpcctorantr
fsoEdou's Indian do
DR.. Roses do
hcLean's Strengthening Cor.
s3qAlRsAPsAR1LLAs.
Dr.. John Bulls,
8. /. Fownsend's,
Sauds's,
Old Jacob Townsend's
Carpenters
WyncooP's,
Shakers,
GrAfenberg's.
BrigtciSt
GaysctpS YelloT Dock.
PL&SN ERS.
Wells Strengthening,
Le~ Dasidi or HehEow
BRGGaa'E,
kHRpp's Indian
A!ctCk's Porous,
Grithfth's Adhesive,
Tio'lowhyiB ArnicE
LlNIMEGNs.
MeIS'An', TolGspic Oh hin'
lltat,
DIR. STcet'8.
Mexican Mustang
Farreli's ArGplRr
Ba.Inr'a Eurva and Bone,
Hurts,
Hayer's,
WHds16ytFs Rheumatic,
FoDiass FeEit!Gni
Eoy7e'5 Nerve aud Bone.
E1liHgcEs,
Gardeners,
BHrtine'R HorsI
Ncrehant's GE-giiag,
Cb-PokHa.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14

s4oss - -.srz.,,ss.ss.,r, N AN ORLEANS, JAGKS-
EaSA ESaa n SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
ktsSESEnE %hGr4@@NNFa- ABROAD.
Two Passenger Trains the Depot at the Of CALI
and Magnolia dnlythe Mail Train ut 1880 A. NJ
and the Express Train at p. N.
Connections with all the Northern and Eastern RoHds and
Tickets sold to all the principal cities of the NORTH East and
West
to New York three days and 10 hours. Price $49 co.
For information apply ut the General Ticket Office
llS Camp street.
Frelght win DO the CompanyB Depot
iop6 street $50 p NJ, daily Sundays excepted j.
The Company responsible for loRs Ey fire.
Excursion Train Magnolia leaves Saturday at P NJ.
IT, WILLIAMS,
jy16 1y General Superintendent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14

LIST OF VESSELS CLEARED AND sAILEI
FOR NEW ORLEANS.


corrected expressly for the New Orleans Dy Crescent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14

s-ssss, - sz,zrx .z-a.sz.,y, FOR Lake BORGNR
Easa EEA S@S5 Iand Mexican Gulf-MExICAH
ksiaks&R4& &1lASSag-SSassGgGULF z RAILWAY Depot,
corner of GoodchlldEeh aud Champs Elyssee.
SUMMER ARRANGE EMEET,
To ProcSrVe Lake Borgne distance mes Farethroush
gu cents ;chiidren and slaves half price
Departure Of TrRna-DAIJ,Y.
Leave the city for tie Lake, ..........lO A. n.
Lake CITY :. H.
Ofsce 90 Common strss FOR Ill business Of the Raosd s
paeat A5 other business with the
iHta Alexander Gordon, apply to
W. G. BAKEWELl, Esq,
only person authorized to make engagements bgn
obligations for the road.
onnibasses leave Canal street every aeen minutes
ths depot. He22t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14

Planters and invited examine invoice Of
osNABURGs, COTTON JEANS, PLAINS and KERsEYs,
manufactured Texas equal any that be brought
into the market; PERKINS & CO.,
Commission Merchants,
ial9 3m Nc. As Carondeletsgeet, corner Union,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14
ZOS S A NTIAGO .

To sail on FRIDAY, March Is 1861, o'clock A. NJ.
r=n NEW ORLEANS AND RRAZCS SAN
& #fHEA TIAGO Z. s Mail IineFor Brazos Santiago VIA
Tndiaron-The superior iron steamship AriZona
r. Smith commander will sail above, carrying the U S.
For freight passage having elegant accommodations
aprlv on board,
nj J. t. HAkk'S, MANAGER " camp ST.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURE |

nTEGRO Cg-OTFEING-EEGIsO CLOTHING,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

s.uurs ,,..w.,,.,rs,. EsstNtEEE6AIkrEEshIN RAIL-
ksSss HOAU--WTNTER ARRANGEMENT
ER5As Commencing Thursday, Oct. Is, 1860.
-Faye and from the Lake, day, only 2b oGnta.
E3-Buy tickets at the Office, under Depot.
-pEPAHTURE
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r.- up.n.cup Is the favorite sign nv which natHr'

re- HEADACHE j. the favorite sign ny when nature
makes krown auy deviation whatever from me na' ur-
n, fate of the brain and viewed in rms ,oh' u,"y
bc jon;.d on as safe guard Intended to give houc,
ot tiseaSe which might otherwi" escapr attention w
TOO Iate to he rcmcded: and its indications shond
rover he re elected Headache may he cla u"
der two rar,,es. viz: S,mptomati" and ldo"a""c:.
sym ~ oma IT, Headache exceedingly r"h'"o" wv" u
the rrccur or u great variety at di'"a g.. a"ns
xhic, are Aporlcxv. Gout. Rheumatism ara az ".','e
III e,ses Tn it, uervous form IT. u syinpat".'c ", W.
%, - of the tomach constituting sick bFddSche, ho
M tic Iii en- 70 con uting bHons hnddch', ol wo'!
,ti,tjon ard other dis order Of the bowri u" "r
NJ rc,al and ~ crime affections Diseases OF tne heH!t
are yerv Frequently attended with Headache hhem's
md u,ethora are also affections which ,eq"chy occa
ion headache Iaiop hir Uendachei al o''ry '"".
,nor hpinr usuallv di~tngui bed by ur ",r'. :"
,s,ps ms b,odcchp sometimes r'nng on snd""",s ;"
state IF Az, a,enty sound health ana pr"s'ra'hx
pce The ,,en nj and ply ical enrrries ana '" "ner
p.tar cps il cor,e. slowly. hrraiaci py cef"e~'"
If shirt. or ar.rity oi tenn III most N'''ah'r
,hc min IN tn. of the head over one OF p"'"
owes. and ~ometime- provoking vomiting, unuer '"'S
class NAV a.. he named N'urdi9id
For -h. treatment ct either class OF Heaaa'"e '"e
Cmb,,ir pin, have been fourd snre ard sa'e reme
Il, relieving the most acut" lains i'll lew Whu'e'.
and by Il. subtle rover Graduating the diseases o.
which Headache is the unerring index.
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Consultation or Costiveness.

No one Of the mary i'll. frh l. heir to- y Pre-.
yalrn, % little unIrrst ood and % murh neglected
a. co<tiyene-s Often originating in car',e'-hes- or
,.ut,r, habits: it j. regarded ~lghi Ill order al
roo liz, ie eau-uee excite anxiety we III rta'
,ry il is the lrecur aud conn anion G" '"any OF me
most fatal and hnn@.r"u< di>"a rS, ana ""e ea',s
.r,dic,t.a it will hrtug The sufferer TO an un'inef
gave Among he lighter evil OF whrh c." ,"e"eSS
i t,, II u.l attrIdan, iIcadarl" Co ,c. K1eu"a'
Il III, Foul Breath. Pile ana other h me " m;'.
nart Fever Ab<rr- DN ''n AIRY. Da'rh@ai py,l el'
ia Are,ieSy. ilile,"y. raraS u. liyt"ri" iiH' O.
rhordi ii Mnla. rr"ly and la anit.. hr ind'rate
,h,,r -. e,r. in the ~ ten tii> alarming y M
TOM Not unitequ"ntly the Ill ca e. named "'ia'''
in Con atio. but TAX" "n AN inie'drn' 'xi .rhce
uulc-s the eau cradratcd il nn early stage fro"
ali ,b... c,u i,,,raon~ il ioll, thar the DISORDER
,hould receive ilnmrd ate attention WI never " DC.
cur and u o FER >Ennia neglect to g. ",S o'
G.palic Pill on the FIRST appearance OF tie ro'hi"'h'
a. tlelr timely u will rxpci The in iiuou' approaches
Of di ca and dc troy this dangerous Ice TO human
lite.
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Rnt Observation-Disclosures we must consi

Rut Observation-Disclosures we must consi-
der both sides of the question-is not with
out it's revenge. The spirit Of ErN reacts
upon ALL. She sees the Palmetto State al
one blow in its attempt to avenge itself by
uioLence, shorn of its credit in the world of
finance and OF trade, and in the position OF
an insane man trying to life himself over
fence by taking hold Of the tops Of his
boots. It can't be done. A State tax list
Of three hundred thousand dolars-in cr-
binary titnes-force it as you may, is ludi-
crously small for all the purposes of sue
cessful revolution by force Of arms. The
State could not equip and keep afoat two
frigates for year, without confiScation Of
estates or forced loans, and the poor people
who take for Delphc oracles the uttcran-
ces Of the Charleston Mercury, who make
that office the citadel and head quarters of
their projected changes, will be considered
by the people Of the other great States
South, to be as little eXcusabe as those
who cling to Wend II Phillips, or look to
the Boston Liberator as to fountain of
wisdom.
But right here, do not mistake me. The
South-the moderate, reasonable South
has been grossl y wrong2d; and as have
ntiimated above, now is the time for her to
obtain her rights But to accomplish this
great purpose, she must 60 to work in the
right way. As the old lady said to her
husband, at the commencement of the oft
repeated family quarrel-"Old man, faint
no use for as to quarrel for you knop we've
got to make it up at last"
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Congressional.
WASHINGTON, Jar. II.

The House went into Committee of the
Whole on the state of the Union, and took
up the Army Bill.
Mr.. Thomas, of Tennessee said: If cocr-
cion is attenvtcd every Southern State will
make common cause, as band of brothers.
The southern people canaot be conquered.
Mr.. Sicklcs said it was now too late to
discuss the right of secession. 1t must be
looked upon as fixed fact. We SHOULD
avoid by all means the employment Of copr-
cion, and the adoption of any aggressive
policy. a like spirit shoull animal, our
Southern friends. 1t would not do for them
to protest agains coercion, whilst at the
same time they saiz, the forts, arsenals,
navy yards and ships which come within
their reach. When the Southern States
themselves employ force, they cannot cry
peace and complain of coercion.
After showing that secession ordinances
could not deprive the Government of cc'lcd
jurisdiction and property in tn forts. &c,
which are the common defense, he said the
danger lies in collision. The act of secrs.
sion from the beginning to the end was as
perfect as human agency coull make it,.
No interference was attempted 10y the eX@-
cutive or Legislature of this Government
therefore in no sense has caercion been EN-
ployed, but the acts of Sonth Caroline, in
Guiding the firing into the Star Of the West
were acts of hlgrant war, which, If it had
been attempted by any foreign power, would
have raisel every man in the nation to re-
sistancc. At tn" close of his remarks
Mr.. Sickles said, whatever may BE- the is
sue Of events. whether happily by concili-
ating justice to the South we may find an
honorable and fraternal solution to our diff
ficulties, or whether we blindly drift into
ali nation, war and e9uivocal separation,
the great commercial interests of this coun-
try require, the destiny Of American civil
satiOn demands, that the political and terri
t0rial control Of the Continent from the
mouth Of the HUDSON to tn" mouth If the
Mississippi, from the Atlantic to the Pacific,
shall remain where it now stands. in the
hands Of the Government Of thu Uaited
States. In all the partisan issues between
the South and the Republican party, the
people Of New York city were with the
South, but when the South max IS an untcn-
able Issue with our country-whnn the flag
Of the UniOrpiS insulted--whcn the fortified
places provided for the common dcf'nce are
assaulted and seiz-d--when the South aban.
dons it's Northern allies for English AMI
French co-oparation--then the loyal and
patriotic population Of that imperial city
are a unit for the Union.
Mr.. Ashley Of Ohio maintained that there
were no cause for dissolution Of the Union
and overthrow of the Government, to NEE,
the secession movement. h. would abolish
oil the ports Of entry. where the laws arc
now obstru :te'l, proclaim blockade in the
ports of the rebellion States, and let South
crn men take the consequences of their re-
bellious acts.
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OLD LADIES In the late papers we Oh
serve that an cid lady of ha,loston owns
the table on which the Declaration Of In
dependence was signed at Philadelphia
She was asked to lend it to the Sec, tlers OF
the Charl, ston Convention; the patriotic
heroine replied that it would be split to
kindlings before it should be thus prosti-
tuted.
Bully for this woman!" say the Union
people lut there is another story of an
opposite character: The New Orleans
Delta has seen Il letter from the last sur
viving child Of Gen. Green and she says
"Rathcr than hear that Fort Moultric was
taken from South Carolina, l would have
dragged mystlf there and remaucd on thc
parapet till the last gun IVES fred"
A great many "old ladies'" both NAL
and female are telling what dreadful things
they would do in our present difficulties
but he who can stop the pot from boiling
over is the most useful man just now
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-23

ses which America get comes from Eng
land. The little paragraph below tells Il
story that is not creditable to that phil:n-
thropy towards slaves which the Duchess
of Sutherland's backing Of AUNT Harri-
cts" Uncle Tom would have us believe
The Times says-"It is too tru, thai
within quarter of nile Of many pal
acc, world too large for its occupants,
backed with splendid ed fees for the info
rior animals, the human beings who tend
the brutcs or till the Ii Id are huddl>d in
close, smoky, pestilental novels, that would
be a disgrace to any country"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-23
Pr du (,hicn Items

From the Leuder we learn that Rev A.
Brunson, Fred Miller and j. II. Greene of
the Leader, are applicants for the Post
Office. The Literary Association OH
Tuesday evening last, was addressed by
Douglas Letiingwell. Esq, of McGregor.
Our Mayor spoke eloquently for the work
ing men of the country and his lecture was
received with great satisfaction. 49,. Master
Henry Bri>bois, youngest son Of Col. BriS-
bois, gave the audience patriotic declama-
ton in excellent style. "a chip of the old
block. Capt. Sherin, Of the steam>r
Winfield, has a French wife; she has re-
Gently fallen heir to a fortune in France
worth $50, 900. The Ice Boat was brok
EN- last week in an effort to get it on its ele
ment. Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Chase have
lost all their children by Dipthcria