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Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-16
VIEW BOY'S SCHOOL.
Opposite O. Lauoe's. at tho residence Of IN
late Mr.. Thomas.

Opposite O. Lauoe's. at tho residence Of N
klts Mr.. Thomas.
THE Undersigned having establiehed himself
i here permanently, for the purpose o.
Teaching. offers his services 10 the citizens Of
Plaquemiue and vicinity, for conducting .
BOYS SCHOOL, in tho FRENCH and ENG
LISH LANGUAGES.
He expects to commence about the 2ist Of
this month. Being determined 10 devote he
energies to the instruction of those under hs
care, be trusts 10 receive a liberal share NJ ths
patronage Of parents and guardians.
jani3 ANTHONY DOMINIQUE
Noauek Ecok Anglais 4 Fra"caiS.
T L SOUSSIGNE setant eiable dune msnieS
IL permanente 4 P~laquemins, respsctueose.
ment ofre ses services aux citoyens dc pendIon
ct du voisinsge dams les capacities Do mcte
d'ecole enseignant 10 lsngue Anglsise, Of - ~,
que Frsncaise. lie Local est silus vis-s'vis ~
Oscar Lauve, a~utrelOis Ia residence % -
Thomas.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-16

80 We present our thanks for the polite
attentions Of Col. f. G.. W. Butler.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-16
DENTIsTHx

Will always find him ready to serve them. lie
guarantees as perfect operations as can be obtain
ed m New Orleans, or any othsr city efihe States.
q EXTRACTING,
Particularly attended to- His great success %
on Extractor, renders him confidently in offering
his ssrvieesto allssuffering with the Tooth ache.
10 Office on Bank street, at Bsiley's Picture
CELERY. Those wishing operations at their resi-.
dences, either in Town or Parish, will be waited
on promptly, by leaving their orders at bio
Office, OF any Of the Stores in Plaquemine.
febl6+tf. G.. VI. W.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-16
Burning of the Vicksburg Packet,
Steamer (harner.


Especial Correspondence of the Picay une.
On board the Fulton, at VI. Gauda's !
Plantation, 10 miles beLOu DonaidsonrlAe, !
Sunday Night, IL O'coet. \
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-21

PHENIX RLrrn..

PHENIX BTTTPn.
rhsss mslicIaes haren 1-
aFer1d a fhlrfy years. af
mslnaipH . EEg1 GMaEH Co.
GGlbe 1T Ielr CEsgas1l1arv -
rescariaE pe~Tf1clhe41th o. rarasm
~ eFeg Eld ~ disease o. via -
ifs1ls-
ne folleuing ere ss1so - he r
hums1 diseases o. which tbs &
VEGETABLE LIFE WrD,-
Are uelI kEsun o. o. nfal-ila
DgsPeFua, o. tbgrCl-h1T claars--
end st1l1aehs- ard creannEaHru u ~
iDstead 81 The stale scrd kind, Flaue-
pecile, Hearlburus Healache, Rer-e ~
AnLelT LaEgur anG M~eianIlafT.
ersi syug DIsl Hnl ua
CeEfw me-a ~ cleEleiuE ne utrs.
tes1iues VIA q Es4Eel1 presses. ~
al riglenf Parses leave As hFels
eays-
Ffrersr e ail ki1da ~ Restoring rae
lap d~EEllalcu, tk1szEA 1he pieces =
sEeh 9e eHi tas 1srozh salutia1 49,
c~bslrurIi1u iu glhE
u1eLfe Ga1les have beeu ka1rn ts
fgI p-eru11clflT 81 -lTee ueeES arf 80
thaf tine - relsTluE ocalinHrmuafs-
cle and h21elrs nuu ne aalts
Drople al Kiss ~ fresnz
tEf EEl=s and baEer fheg a1erlfe -
q. We 49, go. M.L|M 49,.
fou1d > rertEl rCUeiT fsr fa wcrsr r.-
Also Wgr4gs ~ Gsir-ius frsm ne 49,
boUss 0e shiny batter q Eliz1Fhess -.
here
SeErrB T7arsanf EleaiTafe Sast-
puriE una1 tLee life Eezti1es aVer,
anl Al ne hunars
Sen bsise EuFtionsau1 BAD eau7ier-
trruslire Elt spa re faids Ihss 49,
t1e msfbid state - ulit nczsius III -
plaiuE aauoE eleltys alestae- tszuest
ians,
ne useeft hese piHE f1r srHTy shsu u-s
a. eurireeure q SEst Rleuu aud 4 49,
uent iu re ceaFnes affte skin &C.,
IlGuFuEa wll alUays 1e cU etbT ouedse -
{ TIE wnrsI cz-es
PILES--rhe original prlsrietar 81 f,es
uascsredaI piles a th1ng-las yeau -
use q fhe Lifc UeGela11tue-
FErgr GHG Agss -Eer llis sLr1-re u a.
Cor1Iy sle-e Me1llEfs uiil te ErrF
arI cerfain reuelF. OIker ueI1n@ -
sahiecr o. aretGfu 80 ne L-ezse-currbv -
cfue-is permanerf-fgrEenL BE- srn.s-
BiiuEs Fesers and Lrer CHmrsia1s -
hiIiry lus ~ appeIits- srd 1Eease' =
Maliriues have heea EsEd VA TIE n,efh--
sull%l cs=es e ntsleo rLfE- klnEs Erl -
z uIa int 8 u1r=f farus- giel1 D. tie ala -
I ful actiruaf Thee rru1EEatla MeEere ~
I Nerrgus debllry Nerrous Cmplaints - =,
pifafioB " the hezrt, RatutE Csue are -
cd
MsrcarfaI Difcr1er -Pers1as uh-,s g.
have becale iup45rrlt ~ ire il11dous uss -
vail end tbese Hed1c1e aEeucct cgre Is 49,
fail O. erae5care fruu he sTaeu. 81 he e.
I GercIry. inGlifeiT aaoEer fhan ne ussf -ua-~ \
ar8t1ous e SErszEsrila- WB NOFF,T
JAY s. Isso. u
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-21
FLOWERS. Fruits. &c.

JOHN A. K~EENIC0TT. a. the Grove Nursery,
West Mortified. IT,, has ready fordelivey=
BnI5s. especially Tulips. az the low rate Of $3.50
per 100 aud so per thousand for large roots.
StnTbsuigs, % al the most approved varieties,
from 2 TO- d0iiars a thousand for most, a few sorts
like FTsoh's Albany, higher Ever-rsens 20 u 40
csnts per feet, according 20 variety and forn--ave-
rae 3 ceUs.
Fruit TresEin good variety. Apple az from 5 70
Is dollars per loo and the smaller Jhe cheaper and
better for distant customer
Small Fruits-Curranu, H9uEhton G3ossberTy,
Raspbeuies, Blaskberries, Ee.much lower than ever
ofsred before.
Ofnamsntal Trees, Roses an1 other Hardy Shrub
borF. IN great variety and abundance; and 10000
small 70 large plauts e Upright HoneysucklOs, Lii
aei, Spirsas. DeutEia SeabrA. PTim. 6c-.a from L TO
10 per hundred. And the b~sautiful Die5ytr0 Spec
abaIis and other choice Pereunials at from 50 20 :
psr dozen. aud common tbings-al desirable- q
about bali price.
Catalogues by mal on application: and every.
thiug safslx packed for distant transportation 2 nd
IS rule most things sold 81 about ten per cent e
in autumn than spring. f-no-l-Vi
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-21
Douglas Improved
PRElUTal STEAR NILS

.MussTngUm Works. ZIHerIiis-
We are INV prepared Co rlauufacturC elr
SugGr-Clnc Nias eutcr Vertical ar ILL.,
will BE 1sle 90 ~su1plyrhe temand haueve r'
also uanEfacrEuu- DlU-ll> 90
ora-rr. ana also n.rrls Sfr.- S--ar ErsP
are prepared Oh flrui-h cFerf artEle q ne
y, and % eErafe rafcs rfcuircl in IRE ~
PRlCE-sso $50 $50 sua- audupuarls
Furnaces and EFaEcrafCrs SO &C. So -ua
All Crders a61reEse1to ne uE6EHgr& -ps
p ~attsndsdt0. . poEGL4StBhO
RnT-IV IansETilh
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-21
What Everybody Wants.
THE FAMILY DOCTOR
CONTAINING
Simple Remedies, Easily Obtain
for the Cure Of Disease i'm
all forms
PROF. HENRY S. TAYLOR, NJ. d.

II TELLS o How TO attend upon tbesick, and M = q
enok for them; how u prepare drink.
POuitices &c- and also how tn guard
againstf the ~iRfectiOn from Contagious
Disea-es.
TELLS YOU OF the various diseases of Children and
gives the besI and simplest mode II
treatment during [, ethins cnrul-
sions. Vaccination. WhOOping-esgsh
MeasleS- &c-
IT TELLS YOU The symptoms Of Group. Cholera Infun-
tum- Ch8ic, Diarrhea worms scaled
Head RinEEOrm- Chickea-sux- &c-.
and gives you the best remedies for
their cure
IT TELL AOU The symptoms Of Fever and Ague. ane
Bilious Yellow. TyphHs Scarlet and
other Fevers. aid give you the lest
simplest remedies for their 5are.
TTELLS YOU The symptoms u Influenza ConsUmp-
ton Dyspepsia, Asthma, Dropsey. the
GOut, Rheumatism LumbaEB. Fry
siDeias. &c, and gives you the best
Remedies for thdIr cure
L TELLS YOU The symptoms Of Cholera Morhus. Ma
Ignsnt cholera, SmaIl-Psx DySenferv
Cramp- Diseases q the Bladder- and
Ofthe kidney and Liver, and thebest
remedies for their cure.
II TELLS YOU The symptoms Of the Mumps. NeuraI-
ga Ap sple1y. Paralysis, the various
Diseases u The threat. teeth. ear and
eye, and the best TemdIes for their
cure.
IT ELL TOU The symptoms Of Epilepsy Jaundi,e the
Plies Rupture Disease Of the Heart.
HemoTThage, VenereaI Diseases and
HydrophoOia, and gives the best rem
edies for their cure
IT TELLS 0 The best and simplest treatment 20,
wounds, broken bOnesand dislocstfons
spTains lOcJaw. Fever S1res, White
SwellgBgs. Ulcers Whitiows. Boils
ScuTvy. burns and Scr0fula-
II TELLS YOU OF the various Diseases peculiar 10 the
Eemaie Sex. and gives the best and sim
p,est remedies Tor their cure, together
with many valuable hints for the pres
eTvatiun Of health
The WOrk IS written in plain language, free from med
zeal terms, 50 a. % be easily understood. while its sim
pie recipes Lay sOen save you many times the est %
the book II IS printed in a clear and open fype; is il
Illustrated with appropriate eaEravings- and will be for
warded 70 yoUr address, neatly beuLd and postage paid
on tie receipt Of 81. 90.
~ 49,
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-21
Terms,
CASH-INVARIAbLY


me be~t practical work yet pnbished. sent TOT one
49, - ale by the swarm with Italian queen
rt.-e ho1eV boxes. sc, &C. Circulars with parlen-
II. o. My.
JShEiY lie, n. 4
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-21

PEACH PITS.-25 Bushels for sale
at one dollar and ffty cents per bushel, By
fEIA GEO COMBS, 2l5 Lake st, Chieago.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-21
Notice.

Thompson Owens IS fully authorized 20 act for me,
aud "a my name transact an business connected with
ms Gznd0 N the Hatf-Breed Reserve, located between
the Eemshas. includlDgthe San Franc sen Claim, aEard-
"a and csuGTmed b. the Secretary Of the Interior 10 WIN
Z Sloan and BY hiIn sold 70 ne.
New York. Nov I, 1850 e BEN HOLLADAY-
NeuahaCig Herald copy , weeks ans send blli to this
aGoe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-21
Dissolution Of PartnersbfD.

Notice is hereby gwen that the mercantile business
heretofore Garfield on By the undersigned, under The drm
name Of Seigel and Greenbaum was this day mutually
dissolved David Seigel Is authorized 70 settle I'D the
business Of the concern.
All persons knowing themselves indebted either By
note OF account are hereby notified that HnIeS< they
come forE-ardfmmedistely and pay up, the no5es and ac-
counts VII be placed IN the hands Of an rdBcer for col
lection DAVID SETGEL-
Sept 20. 1850 n HENRY
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-21
Create bargains!
LUMBER! LUMBER !!

$500 -
on Time.
LEWIS LAWRENCE.
Well known in this region as a successful and ae-
eommOdasing lumber dealer. hasagain taken the
Mill on Sonora Island.
And is prepared t. furnish every desirable quality
Of for fencing OF building purposes deliver
ed at the Min, OF at
BrOTnville Landing,
Or at any point on the river - may b~eagreed upon
The Prices
Are as follows. AtThe 3lIii forrash. from
80 cents per leo feet to 81 per l00feet.
On time, say three, six, nine, OF twelve months,
from
As cents per 100feetto SIPS per 100 feet,
with 10 percent. interest from delivery note to be
secured BY unincumbered real estate
The lumber viii be delivered az any point on the
Missouri River within so miles down stream, az p
cents per loo feetin addition TO the above prices
when sufficient amounts are taken tOjustify the con-
s%truction of n raft.
To those wishing lumber, particular attention is
called 70 these propositions, which cannot fail %
command consideration.
Come with. or send your orders, and they shall be
flIed without delay.
100000 feet Of Lumber on hand.
And more making every day.
L. LAWRENCE
March Ist. 1860. On.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-21
IT TELLS YOU 7
IT TOU n
IT 7
$1,000 A YEAR

Can be made BY enteTprisinE men everywhere IN sell
ling the above work A. our Inducements 70 all SUCH are
very liberal.
For single copies o. the Book. or To- terms 70 a~enfs
with other Information. apply % nr address
JOHN = POTTBR Publisher.
No 6T7 Sansom Street PhiIsdeIDhia- pa
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-21
Dutch Bulb9US Reefs
j. NJ. THORBURN & CO.,
rs Holm Street. New York.


I5 John Street, New York,
Have just received in addition to their genera
large importation the following novelties Of the sea-
son in Limited quantities:
New Violet Hyaeinth. 'LuniqBe," b. IS
Llium Ufuigens. Incompatible, each--"-.-S l so
Lilium Thuubergianum grandihOrum
Sieboldii, orange crimson, 2 feet--.--- 3 80
Liliumcnichicum SEoritEianum maLadelphi-
cum rich pe!hDE and spotted, ! feet--.--. > 90
Lflium pInieeum-this new variety has just
been introduced by d. Siebold 4 de NTiese,
and described as the most agnihcent Of the
f the Lily species 20 90
Smaller bulbs Of the abOv Is 90
Tulipa el0siana, brilliant crimson scaret.--- IS
TuliBa eoruuta, a Chinese tulip. cuTiOus--.. Is
Tulipa gesueriana, very large, brghterimsOn- Is
lis Japonica, new, splendid free boomer IS
Iris KRmpfcr, splendid novelty frOm japan
Harfv...s o. 30 80. 20 q. o 80 -- 50
Brunsvi. "a jose hina---- 6 ~
Brunzviria mutt dora -.----.-.-- 6
We also beg % recommend the following choice
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-21
STATIONERY.

FoolScap paper, fancy letter paper, gilt edged notes,
end euveiopes. plain fancy. aud empOssed, peas pencils
- pea-hoiders, inks Of all kinds, inkstandss waters
and seaIinE-waI.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-21
Fifty thousand Copies already Sold.
LAWYER,
AND
COUNSELLOR IN BUSINESS,
BY FRANK CROSBY.
OF THE PHILADELPHIA BAR.

L~AL[
OF THE PHILADELPHIA BAR.
II ELL YOU H9v to draw % Partnership Papers
and gives general fsrus for Agree
merts % All kinds. Bills Of Sale, and
Leases and Petitions
IT TILL TOU How 20 draw up B'nds and A0rtZszes,
Amtarfts, Powers @ Attorney Notes
and Bills q Exchange, Receipts and
Releases.
II TELL o The laws for the e~alleciion Of debtswith
she statutes Of Limitation and AMOUNT
and kind % property exempt from
e-xe-uii0l in every State
TELL TOU How % NIKE an assignment properly
with forms iOrCpmp1sition wishcred-
ft5rs. aud the i~nso.veuJ laws Otevery
state
ITTELL YOU Tie Ie-8I relation existing between
Guardian and Ward. Master a. Ap
prentice. landlord and Tenant
IT TILL YOU what Constitutes Libel and S.auder, and
the law a. 70 marriage Dower. the
WIGS rghtin ~PrOEertys Divorce and
IT TELL ov-be Law f5r Ms-hanics' Liens in every
State, and The Naturalization Laws
Of This country, and how 70 comply
With the same
70 obtain one. and the prescription
Laws 10 Public Lzncs-
uTRIL YOU The Law for Patents. with mode Of pro-
cedure in ObtliniuE one with inter-
ference, Assignments and Table Of
IT How 10 make your VIII, and how to Sd
minister on an E,tate wiih the .sE
and therequiremenIs lhereOtia every
State
II TELL you The meaning Of Law terms in general
use. and expllins - you the Legisla-
tive Executive AMI J Judicial P1N eTsOi
both the Genersl and State Govern
rrTELLYOU now 70 keep out Of Law. BY showing
hcw 70 d. your business legally. thus
saviDiug a vast amount q property
ard T~eKatious litigation b its time
y consultation
Single copiesWfl BE sent b. mail. postage psidto ev-
erv Farmer. every Mechanic. every Nan % Business
AMI everybody IN every State on receipt q SlsOo Or 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-21
PURE LIQUORS

Holland Gin, Irish whisky. Bourbon Whisky, Ginger
RANDI. Cordial. Port Vine, Madeira, Wine, White vine
ana Malaga Wine.
r7-Physiclan's Prescriptions attended 70 AZ All hoDr
hsf6 nv day and night.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-21
VANITY FAIR.
The Great National Humorous Weekly
Journal.
PRONOUNCED BIZ COMPETENT UDG TO HI
a0DL ILLUSTRATED PAPER OF AMERICA.

-@A ~ 2A WI
a0DL ILLUSTRATED PAPER OF AMERICA.
SPECIAL. NOTICE.
As an ExiTinTdiusrv inducenent 10 New Subse-ibars
the following Premiums are Uferel -UDOu The re5pipt
Of Three Dollars. a copy d VANITY PAIR, for one year
and any new novel or publication. worth from one Dof-
lar u one Dollar and twenty-five Cenlr-
For Pour Dollars a copy u YANITT PAIR, for one
ear and bound copy u the FIRST Volume. in q neal
Cloth biuGiDg. the retail price Of which g. Two Dollars.
These Premium Books vii be sent portage free.
For Five Dollars, q copy Of Ant FAIR. Ir one
year. and = Certificate u Subscip1iun % the COSMOP-
OLlTLN ART ASSOCIATION, Which entities the hulder
to-
1st- The Superb Steel Plate Engraving.
"FALSTAFF MASTERING his RECRUITS"
ted r JOUREALf while - q ETstuity. nearly Five
Hundred works - Art viz:-P4infiugs M1rbIeS, Psri-
ans, Etdhings. &c b. the best Artstsin EUROPE and A.
meTicz will be awarded amsuE member truly msz-
nidoeut and nati0alaIbenedt. Tie EuzravfnEs Will be
ready for delivery on and afTer October IS d. and wiI
be served 10 subscribers in the order % their subsurip-
iOn-tbOse coming 10 early vail therefore receive The
small ~sylinders, 70 eny part o. the country California
~eIcepIed) posfage face
Subscribers IN California. in the C8nadas. the P-uvin-
ees, The West India Islands. and in Europe. viii remit
Fifty Cents extra 10 defrsy extra pJstaE5 "a the eugra-
wing The "ART JOUREAL" Is regularly nailed M
on each issue, VIZ :-Nsreh, June, september, and De-
cember.
In Temitting Subscriptions, be sure TO give your name
in full; T5Eu, County. and State
Seal all letters securely, and direct dIainly. %
LOUIS II
PUBLISHER FoR PROPRIETORs-
l8 Nassau Street New York
ms
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-21

Can be made By enferpdsing men everywhere, in sell
ling the above work, as our Inducements 20 all such are
verT liberal.
F0r single copiesnf the Book, or for terms to agents.
with other information apply 70 OF address.
OH =. POTTER. Publisher,
No IT sansnm Sfreet. PLiladelphia.P Pa
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-21

Also, 9 Splendid Assortment OF
M cries.
CympriSinT LYONS K8thsu0n, Cologne Pommads
gsn1ine OF marrow, bear greese, and OILS meAh ana
sScsncss 81 an kinds, and Of the dnest Quaiity.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-21
Dollar q Year.

Single eopfeswilf BE sent b. mail postage paidto ev-
cry Farmer. every Mechanic every Nan % Business
AMI e~verybo6y IN every State, On receipt q 81 90 or in
an ar-Tn ~ hfuff-r AZ Al IS
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-21
SPANISH MERINOSHEEP.-N.&

y BOttuu., Breeders Of pure blood Atwood Sheep
Of the Hammond stock.
FnIl SALISBURY. Vt.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-13
University Maiters-M Meeting OF the Univer-
silly srnase-ResoiusiOns Drprecaiing any
Legislation.

At a meeting Of the Senate Of the University,
composed of the Professors of the several de-
partments,l held at Ann Arbor on Saturday,
February 9th, present the President and Proies
sor Boes, Brooks. BrunOw, Campbell, Cooley,
Douglas, Dubois, Fasquelle, Friez Palmer, Sage,
Walker, Watson. White, Williams, Winchell,
aud Wood. Prof. Cooley was appointed Secre-
tary.
The bill now before the Legislature. to provide
for the reorganization of the University was
produced and read.
Prot Campbell offered the following resolutions:
Resoired, That in the opinion Of this Senate,
it is enexpedient to have any legislation with re.
spect to the Univertity at the present time.
Which resolution was fully discussed by the
President and Professors Winchel, Campbell,
White, Palmer, Douglass, Walker, Wood and
w iliams Before any vote was taken upon it,
views fully, and being satisfied from the debate
OF the entire good feeling OF the members to-
wards himself, he would then withdraw
Prof. Campbell was called to the chair in his
stead and the resolution was then passed xndni-
mOmxiy
The President pro tenn. and Secretary we're
appointed committee to communicate this &C.
ton of the Senate to the Legislature.
A committee, consisting of Professors White,
Ford and Cooley, was then appointed to consider
the controversy existing between the Regents
and the President, aud to report at . future
meeting.
The Senate then adjourned
J.v. CAMPBELL, Prss't pro. tenn.
T. II. Cooley, Secretary.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-13
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,. Feb. IL.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Feb. IL.
Mr.. Lincoln left the hotel at 1880 A. NJ, &C
companied by a large concourse to the depot,
where nearly one thousand citizens had already
collected. After he had shaken hands with a
number of friends he took his stand on the plat.
form OF car and spoke as follows:
My Friends-No one, not in my position,
can appreciate the sadness feel at this parting
TO this people owe all that am here have
lived for more than quarter OF a century; here
my children were born, and here one OF them
lies buried know not how soon shall see you
again. A duty devOlves upon ME, which is per-
haps greater than that which has devOlved upon
any other man since the days of Washington.
He never would have succeeded except for the
aid of Divine Providence, upon which he at all
times relied. feel that cannot succeed with
out the same Divine Aid which sustained him,
aud in the same Almighty Being place my re-
lance for support. l hope you, my friends, will
all pray that may receive that Divine assistance,
without which cannot succeed, but with which
success is certain. loud applause and cries OF
1--WE will pray for YOU
During the speech Mr.. Lincoln BETRAYED much
emotion. Many Of the crowd were affected to
tears. The following persons accompany Mr..
Lincoln: j G. Nicolay. private Secretary to the
President elect, John Hay, Robert T. Lincoln,
Maj Hunter, U. s. A., Col. Sumner, U. S. A.,
Col. E. E. Ellsworth, Hon. j. K. Dubois, State
Auditor, Col w. II. Lamon, aid to Gov. Yates,
Judge David DAVIS, Hon. o. II. Browning, E. L..
Baker, Editor Springfield Journal, Robert Irwin,
n. b. Judd, and George Latham. Mrs. Lincoln
remains in Springfield until next week, and will
meet Mr.. Lincoln in New York.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-13

The English press continue to manifest much
solicitude in regaad TO the future supply OF cot
ton, on account eff apprehended troubles in the
United States, and projects are already proposed
looking to the investment of capital tor the cui-
tivatiOn Of the cotton plant in Turkey, Austria
aud Afaica.
The Liverpool Post says the eligibility of Aus
tralia for cotton growing, as represented tue 9th
er day by NJ. Mackay, is confirmed by gentle
man who, writing to the Times states that the
seasons in Austria afford three months longer for
The growth of the plant than in America; that
the cotton grown there is the best in the world,
and that he looks forward to the day when cot
ton will be the great agricultural staple of that
continent.
The correspondent Of the London Times, at
Constantinople, having expatiated at length up
on the feasibility of cultivating cotton in Asiatic
Turkey, the subject was receiving attention.
The London Saturday Rerier considers the
question OF cotton supply in its various aspects,
and concludes "a follows:
With opportunities at least equal to our dan.
gers-with the whole tropical world open to our
influence, and the most pOpulOus Of tropical
countries under our sceptre-it will be natural
suicide il we do not strain every nerve to eman-
cipate ourselves from moral servitude to q COM
munity of slave owners.
The London Times treats the subject elabo-
rately, in the same general tenor, and concludes
thus:
What, then, must We do? We must lose no
time III promoting the growth Of cotton wherev-
er it will grow. The obvious method is to
strengthen the hands of the Cotton Supply Asso-
citation, and of every society which can satisfy US
Of its ability TO grow what We want within our
own dependencies or elsewhere. The cause is
in our own hands. Australia or India could give
vs. all We want, but not without some pains ON
our own part. We must take wha, we can get
rom America while preparing our own crops
but We must be ready to dispense with any
amount Of American cotton which cannot be got
10 grow in All atmosphere OF political and social
revolution
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-13

In this city, on Monday, the llth inst, Ira SxYNoUR
in the sd year II his age.
Mr. Seymour had been in Ill health for the Tast year
but until wthn two seeks he had been confined
his room, ami Apprehension Of his immediate 's.ik
felt by his fr-n Is until two three days befrs il
occurred for twenty four hours mmeda ely preceding
it he suiIers very mach from pam Mr. 5 q native
of Connecticut-hs removed to Ontario, Y, o. years
ago, being then in his 10Th year In 1927 he removed
With his family to Mich n, and settled the town o
Webster, washteaaw COUNT, being AIMING the FIRST
ers Of that county He resided there until three years
ago. when he to this city ami made hi. home with
h,s son, C. Seymour, E-q. There few men who
have lived the age Of Mr. Seymour that have fsw
ehem e. and none who have more friends, more
generally esteemed by those who kns. him best.