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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-04-18

Treachery stupidity and vaclation have marked the
course OF the present Administration ever since it came
into power The steps it has taken recently have in-
creased our disgust and contempt. he knowledge
have gained OF the character of the creature whose gn0
and vugary disgrace he chair once filled by the
most august OF men, has served US In good stead We
read him in his naug pral and the acts he has committed
since the appearance of that enigmatca paper have
given US clearer idea of the choice of party Of a-
naGcs. We have made fine use Of his characteristic
meanness and cunning. We have not been imposed
upon by one OF bis false avOwas. Satisfied that he
tended 10 perperate the folly OF COERCION have pre-
pared ourselves force with force. The signs OF
the times are obvious to the most duleyed aud cold
biOOded and the wisdom Oi the course military au
horites have pursued have been abundaLty justified
We are prepared to apply the last argument. We
are growing impatient ulder the delay. 1t is time the
matter were decided We sick of the subject OF
evacuation 1t is manifest that Lincoln has shifted the
responsibility he assumed with such air OF clOwnsh
soemnity 10 the shoulders OF the COmmandant of Fort
Sumter. The who sneaked into w ashlDgton has
uuaed at the curses and threats OF tue party that raised
h il to the dignity he has made contemplate, and the
demand must made upon the soldier, We would moi
presume to dictate to those who have the management
of affairs They have shown admirable discretion, anC
we cannot praise too highly their foresight zeal and
ergy But has not the time arrived when the next seI
should be taken Shall we submit any longer to tht
annoyance of mpertnent and stupid messages and re
ports borne by persons whose coming is an insult
We know the intention of our enemy. We have
taken advantage OF his enforced delay Braver ant
better soldiers than occupy Notifications, ant
that ready to march at the blast Of the bugle neve
drew sword, or pulled trigger The spirit of ou
people is fairly aroused The brothers of those who wo
imperishabe glory the plains of Mexico are at tn
guns Our hearts fired by the remembrance of grey
ous wrongs and by the anticipation OF greater injustice
our arms made strong by the business of taus4
With implicit reliance on the God of Battles, we g
forth to meet the deadly foe. Let the strife begn-w
, have no fear OF the issue Charleston Courier.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-04-18

DIssATIsFIED-PENsACoLA, April 9.-The mechan-
les at the Warrington Navy Yard have become dssat
is6ed account of the nOnpayment of their wages.
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1t is reliably reported that Secretary Chase is 70 be
appointed to the Supreme Court. Nr. Cameron is to
be transferred to the Treasury Department MIR. j. M.
Bolts will probably take the War Department.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-04-18

DEATH OF A NOTED PUGnIsT-NeU York, April G
Ill P. M.-John Morrissey, the well-knoWn pugilis
died to-day of putrid sore throat.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-04-18
March 28th, 1861.

WILL. ID. SOmERS,
TTAVING PREPARED HIMSELF TO MEET THE VA
rious exgencies of his profession and permanently To-
Gated Ellington n Co. tenders his services to the cit
zens village surrounding country and hopes by
conscientious discharge of the duties of his VOCATION to
merit the confidence and patronage of the public
May be found, when not engaged at his Office opp oste
the Masonic Lodge.
Orders left with Messrs Bumentha Co., will be prompt
~ attended to- Aug. 81, i860-l-u
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General Notices.


NORTH CAROLINA MEDICAL SOCIETY.
WE TWELFTH ANNUAL MEETING of the Medical
L Society OF the State of North Carolina will be held in
Inc town of MorgaIton, N c. at o'clock P. M on Wed
nesday the 8th day of May t.
am authorized to say ha The point approach
OF the North Carolina Western Rail Road to Nor
canton Will be eleven niles where ample arrangements will
Dc found 10 convey passengers to the place.
Inc reeuaon respecting return tickets the different
~ Roads will, is presumed he observed heretofore.
WILL. GEO THOMAS, NJ. d. Sec'y.
wilmington. n e., April s, 1861. lS0-lt-32 TN
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
E1NHE CLERK OF THE COUNTY COURT of New Han
oTsr has placed in Z hands the Tax List for 1860,
Wh1ch ready for inspection and payment. All those who
owe taxes FIR said year will confer favor by calling and
settling the same. W. T j. VANN, Sh'f
April ii, 1881. 33-tf
LOST OR DIIsGAID.
hSss F. Moore tor SIC SO, dated Nov. 8h, 1885, paya-
2sa4 bic to the subscribers; against NJ A Deyane,
payap.e N WE'LL for $48 6S with credit Of 50 3d. paid
70 Get, 1853; ". PridgeT's Constable, Receipt for
notes against various persons for collection Also various
receipts for bills paid Also, other notes and papers not
r5cOiected,
ANY person finding the above and papers, will be
literally rewarded by leaving them the JOURNAL OF
FlCE, eurning the to the subscriber at HaIre
Store N c. and all persons fOrewarned against trading
for any of them and the makers from paying the to
any person except myself, or order.
OWEN FENNELL.
March 19th 1861 l63lt-30-tf
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AGKICULTURAL IMPLEMENTs

PLOUGHS of all descriptions, Nos 6, 8,
hKs 10, lOt, II, ia, II, IA, l6. X, SO, 90, 60,
hano ana "a aen Ploughs Cana Barrows Pitch Forks
Grndstones Turpentne and other Axes Shoves Spades
Field, Rice and Grubbing Hoes; Castings &C. &C., all
stamped with the of the best akers and for sale at
extravsganty low prices, at ,o,,,,
Harness. Trunk saddery Leather and Oil Establishment,
March 4th No. 5, Market ST.
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SHOCKING ACcIDENT.-1he dwelling of DR.. John
Kinyown, in Yadkin county, n. c., was destroyed by
fire the night of the 9th ult and five negroes two
of them children perished in the flames. One of them
was negro man, who had succeeded in saving two
children but in bis efforts to the other servants in
the building, lost his own life.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-04-18
- MrLNlINGTON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP,
ERONT STREET, (BELOW MARKET STREET,)

I'V-VT BTREET, (BELOW AARKET SIREET,)
Whining ton, G.
nPi6A: HART JOHN G. BAILEY, PROPRIETORs,
d THoe Hoe AND IRON CASTINGS, finished unfinished
ha0a machinery made and put up old Machinery
ra. all kinds of Patterns Ornamental and Architectu-
Work WIZ supply Drafts of all kinds of Machinery and Mill
peTTGIrk warranted to be represented Orders re-
6ovs1 Stills and Copper Work in all its branches
''&Oesl lth, ls69-11.ly.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-04-18
Professional and Business Cards.

4. ". FULLER. g: v" LA"NhNOE'
DLSTILLERS AND RECEI VERS OF, IOhFENIlNE,
SPIRITS IND ROSIN.
VNTE HAVE wHARvES AND SHEDS eo1yenle1t @ to to T the
pts rnnin on the Car Fear River We will sell in this
market or oTa0ard other markets consigned
Orders for Spirit Barrels Glue, &C., filled favorable
terms. ~ o1, Wy - O.,
WILMINGTON, N. c.
I
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-04-18

JAMES sToKLEY. ALEX. OLDHAM.
STOKLEY 81 OLDHAM,
DEALERS IN GRAIN, AND COMMISSION MER-
~ CHANTS.
WILMINGTON, N. G.
Prompt attention given to the sale of COtton Flour, BG
CON and other Country Produce.
II
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-04-18

From Special Dispatch to the Richmond ENQUIRER.
important from Washington City.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-04-18

CHARLES w. HALVES,
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
WILMINGTON, N. G.
Will give prompt attention to the inspection of all Tur
,antine and Tar entrusted to him.
PTorch 81. 1861 3Otf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-04-18

WILLIAM BOGART,
A RCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT, GodsbCro',
will furnish Designs and Specifications for Public and
private Building, with full practical working Drawings
ich shall combine CONSTITUTIONAL soldy, convenience of
-anpement and beauty of form and color with economy
nd furnish those intending to build with knowledge of
the aDpearance arrangement and cost of all improvements
D1y 15aice is third door South of Griswod's Hotel.
Dec 20 1860. l7-1y*
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'11LOH S,H0N4HAL |,

UN The
CITY YORK.
SINGLE ROOMS SO CENTS PER DAY.
City Hall Square, of Frankfort street,
Opposite City Hall)
Meals they may be ordered in the spacious Reectory
There Barbers Shop and Bath Rooms attached to the
HOTEL
N. B.-Beware of Runners and Hackmen, who say
we full.
R. FRENCH, Proprietor.
Nov. / 1850. lO-IY
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-04-18

W. H
Uy1iAAISSION MERCHANTS corner Princess and Water
y street, Wilmington, N. G.
REFERENCEs
r. Savage Cashier Bank Cape Fear, Wilmington, N G.
Sol John McRae, Pres't Bank Wilmington, do. do.
4 4Pays Cashier Branch Blk Cape Fear Salisbury
- Eli Gregg President of Bank Cheraw s. c. IOct III
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-23
FROM U:9SEfES'GTGV'!
Interesting Dispatches.
W~AsHiSGToN. Feb. 10.

WAsHiNGroN, Feb. 10.
The proceedings Of the Peace Con
ference yesterday demonstrated the im-
possibility Of It's coming 10 ANY agree
ment.
The Southern members held a caucus
last night in ex-President Tyler's room,
and discussed the question Of an ulti-
matugn. They are in caucus again this
morning.
The %ultimatum, which will no doubt
reject the views If Virginia as the only
basis of a settlement sat sfactory to the
border slave States. will be presented,
II Is supposed, some time to-day.
There is hardly a doubt that 1t will be
rejected /; in which case. the Conference
will brsak Up without coming to any
agreement.
a number of letters have been re-
ceived here by Southern men from Bos.
ten ship-owEers. They relate to com
missions for prirateers. The writer's
are anxious TO get That kind Of employ
ment for their shipping.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-23
GEgB .EN'D RE.EDE.I'G
RooN

TT is the intention OF the undersigned. If a suC-
4 tcent number OF $ ]guatIres can b. obtained.
10 give 10 the subscribers 10 the enterprise. a
room Al or4J leet in length by % or a IN breadth
To- a Club aud Reading Room "
The Room will he handsomely carpe,ed, sufi
Gent number of chairs placed ia it. ana furnished
with d majority OF the paper, OF this state. EN-
bEacng all OF those Ia New Orleans. as also pa-
pcTS from the various Suites and sections of Inc
Union. with prominent periodicals, books. maps,
&c. The Room Will be kept IN daily good slGer.
aud a servant furnished Tree of additional! cost
Of counsel TO walt on memhers, whenever ne
should b. required.
IFRnS.-lhis room will be given and fur
nisned DIS above, iOT the price OF $50 for each
Subscriber, iOr The Tenn Of FOER years-paya able
when the Room Is delivered.
|Funher, the unter-i5nei vii, furnish his
paper. gratis, 10 subscribers. for the term OF four
years. lion the present dale OF from .L- expira-
ton OF tleir present annual sub.cipt o..
And, moreover, that suuscII. els may be az
suIed o. having possession OF The room for tour
Years, in god faith, and In d nance OF all con-
tlnseIcIes, the undersigned promises 10 nUitg-ee
the building Itself 10 Inc Quo. imn-dmIeiy auer
IL i finished. or when pos, essIun J. lakra, as Sc
cutty Tor cary NJ out fully MS promises
The untelslEneJ assures the public That, IL sue
cess IA IN the offset, II Is his Intention 10 make the
ReadES Room a permanent institution. IN which
He russ the citizens OF TINS town AMI pdrsh
wall take as much pride as himself. lie assures
t"e pubic that he wal not only iurli~h it win
papers, periodicals. BOOKS, &c- 10 Ire b Il o. his
ability at the present time. b I that Il will se ,
source OF Pleasure InI Qualification 10 him. 10 AID
TO The value OF such Room. Irom yea, 10 year. in
papers, books, &c, as he may grow Ge,ier abe
10 DO 50.
r. IL IL
ceive the support OF all citizens who ieei an ia.
ie.est IN the moral and mental Gull ure o., our
population. or that Will lend 10 give To oush, and
energy 10 our young men
W. P. BRADBUEN.
PiaqIemine, Feb. l6. 1861.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-23

EtGt deL L0Ulrioas-Parcis II NsrriHs-
Cor aa Gcav District Jadiciatrp.
Dams la Succession de feue Caroline
Rabigiia.
4 TTENDU. que DR. Edward ScratchIey a &c
y lour pre>cult une petition Ell cite cuur a
1 effect doOIeuu des ietlIes tie Curaleile dams Ia
succession vacant de leu Caro- M BoLl2lia.
Avs est par lie present dome : rous c-ux Que
celia coneerne de deduIre SOUS dix juurs d.. Ia
date DE- &c present les rtIsons POUR lasqaeiles le
Il ~ Sefau Fas iaIt droIt Il Ia dite petition.
bureau du GretIeT. lUervliie. Jan. ~. 1861.
sui f.. \. II hRIONNEACN. Dep. Greife
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-23

be deemed necessary /; and with this
kind OF watchfulness, you will find that
your mere presence will be of more
avail than all the clustering aud threat
ening that could be practiced. You
should never scold or talk more to your
hands upon any occasion than may be
absolutely necessary to make them IN
derstand you.
You should arrange in your mind the
work that is 10 employ you at least
three or four days beforehand, under
every variety Of. circumstances as to
weSper. Your workhousc should al
ways be well supplied with the proper
kind Of timber for hoe and X helveS,
Swingle-trees, plow-Stocks, &c. A reg
ular day-book should be kept, in which
should be recorded every night what
kind Of work you may have had your
hands employed at, and also set down
the state Of the weather during the
day, and at the end of tie month, make
a written statement of the condition,
&c, Of your stock of hogs.
In addition to the above, it would do
well 10 bear in mind that it is the duty
I Il faithful and active agent to be the
first upon the ground in the morning,
and the last to knock of at night, and
that he his bounl not only TO give or
dcrs, but to see that they are well exc
cuted afterwards.
YouIs, &c,
S~ETnND-p.rr 0~CFpSrrp
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-23
DONOVAN & NEUTZ,
e&NSSRSa
95.......C Camp street,. 95
NEW ORLEANS.


ANCHOVIES-M OIL and Salt.
.aPPLES-Gree", Dried, Preserved, and .4opl,
B.ACON-Breakfda Bacon, Sides and SboyLtsr,
BEEF-Phtad7phn and Western. Dried Bet,
BOITER-GOsben, Roll and Weaern.
BDChH HE.1I-h bAs, If do, bags and boxes.
BROuI-Bater's extra prepared.
BROOHS-C0rR. Hair and WhisD.
BRUSHES bhtecash, Shoe, Scrubs and Dust
CHEESE-EngGsA Daiyv, Cream. W,,,eyu
PING 1Ppic, Dutch and Sapsago.
CRACkERS-Cracknds. Cinnamon: Cararqy
Cream, MIX, Sugar. Boston. Water. Ginger.
HIM, Soaa and MaccQrOni SnapDS.
COffEE-OHG oU. Jqra, Family Jara. Harana,
ola REQ, Lag"ira, Mocha, Mericau aud Costa
CHOCOLATE And cocoa.
CL.iNS md OYSTERS.
DhIED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Peaches
EGGS
fClIS- RaisiHs, Cuyranfs, PIE Fruis. TaLle
Fruits, PrHncS, Figs, Clron and Cranbe,res
fLOCR-F E. F. G Golden Hue, arpi .Illnlc.
al 6Us. ht 5tks GndGqgs.
FiSH-HQctsrd. IN hfbH, Kit, and hf do. Goldfish,
MacF6tow Trout, Salmon. pickled and sp;ccd,
Toe HoTdrs, Drad Herring, HqltJut aai
Scotch Herring.
GLAGER-CantoH Dried and palpsrised.
HEABS-Sdge, Thyme, Saroyy and MG1ornm.
HiHS-N"2or-CnVed Green and Mutton.
SiNGL.ISS IND GEL.4TISE.
JELLIES-CUyrant, Grape, Plumb Damson. in
P''' Orange, Biackbrry, RASPBERRY, N,au
"syry, Lemon, Pearl and Gaqra.
LIQUORS. HINES and CORDL4Ls-Bran
dy, HhiSky, Ch0npag ns, Madeira. Port. Nus
eH', Sd9ry, .3%nrisate, Gagnolct. Ratofa,.
Cdss's d. Mont Dor, Curacoa. Marasciino.
Hossioh'rs Buffers, Sciiedam SoiGqpps.
Orange FEotrcr Hdt0, die. Porter. Ctgy,i
u"'eS. BIaoT6crry, Wad Cherry and French
COrdiais.
MOhiNSES AND SYRCP-Planta,ion
and Sucar-hoaSS N0LIsses. Sterayfs and Bel.
chcr's syrup, and Syop de Bat0ie.
Almonds, sgt shell ard sheLed, and
PecaHs.
OILS Cohon Se.a, Lard and Sperm.
PiChLES-OhreS, Pecoillli. Gprkirs
Ls"'cs, CaulyfoIrcs, Onions, Red Cab6age. S,
POTA TOES IRISH aud Sceet
PRE&ERVES-Pin Apple. Peas. Peaches.
Graz .fPpIs, Orange, Biack5rry, Raspbe,ry.
~Srawbery. PtHHs, ~.ipricots, Damsgns. Cher.
ri,s. Grape, Gyea Cages and Lines.
QtINCES-Prsserred md Ounce .IeAics.
R!tE-BaTIsy, Split and Drad Gseea Pea, and
Beans.
SODi- Cream, Tartar Salara,us and Yea.
PoWdrs.
March, Soap, Mustard, Pepper.
Lamp H,ct, &c.
Mushroom. Eetchup. T6maDo
DO, H~orcsaershiTe, Soho, John Balls, Hayrsy',.
PGoli, Beg-sieaE, China Royal, &c.
VI GAR-BrOpn, GraAGLgted. POvd.red
LOqf aud Crushed.
SOlPN-Oakieys. HuES, Keler's. Hpnsv
Palm Oh, .Rnlord and Transparent.
TOAGtES- Npsar-cHrei aud PirkL,d
Pigs fed, Philadelphia Pig PORK, Ness and
Pyime Pork.
TEAS-Engiish Breqtfasi. OooLong. Pen.
chong, Rose, old Hyson, Young Hgson. bops-
1iGtaca Guppotrder. loose ami IN y.ige,s Of suT
and quarter pounds.
IERHICELLL Mg,cayOni, Tapi9co. Sage and
.lrrOWO0t.
FINEG-fR- White HITe, Cidr, Catatrba and
Common.
SPICES-Nace Nuimfgs, Cinnamon, Az
spires, Ciores, SC.
SUADRiES-Edia Carru. .Sqlq! Cream
Rose Gad Bay Waters. Oatmeal. Hominy. Ora.
nam Flour, Cora Meai, Gras. Eadiyo, PaR,.
Buckets. Ctathcs' L,1s. Caraics Of ali Kinds
ShriDp Paste, Yarmouth Herring, Cocoa
Paste.
O. Goods delivered free of drayace TO boats
leblI-ly
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-23
Proceedings Of the Federal Congress-Miu-
nesota for Peacefu. Separation.
WAsHlyGToy, Feb. 10, 1861.

In the Senate, Mr.. Rice, in presenting
a petition signed by I2,0O0 citizens of
ST. Paul, for u settlement Of the nation,
al difficulties. said he believed the pco-
pie Of Minnesota were in favor Of peace
full separation. if separation must come.
The consideration on the Presidents
message was postponed till Thursday.
In the House of Representatives, Mr..
Fenton offered a resolution for a refer
nee Of the existing difficulties TO a Con
%vention of delegates from the States in
the mode prescribed by the Constitu-
ton.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-23
President Davis Cabinet.
NoSTGoaERY. Feb. 30.

la ,he Southern Congress, yesterday,
NJ. Brooke, of Mississippi, reported a
bill for the organization Of Il Depart
ment Of State, the consideration Of
which went into secret session.
E 1t is understood that the President is
awaiting the organization 81 an Execn-
tive Department, which will probably
be formed to-day. The members of the
Cabinet will be nominated the day fol-
lowing
President Davis has not vet deter
mined upon a single member Of his
Cabinet,
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-23
Lincoln In New York.
new YORK, Feb. 20.

Mr.. Lincoln arrived here last evening.
from Poughkeepsie, and alighted at the
Astor House. Ii is estimated that a
quarter million of people assembled to
witness the future President.
The streets were decorated with flags.
All the hotels, except the New York
Hotel, all the newspapers Offices, except
the Day Book, displayed the American
flag. There were great cheers from the
immense asscmblage.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-23
Tie Elections In Missouri.
ST.. LOUIS Feb On

The State Of Missouri has gone over
whelmingly for the Union. There will
not be ten secessionistS in the Conven-
ton. This news has created great ex-
cltement in Washington.
The sec~esSionists there are constituting
II TO mean that Missouri would notleave
the Union under any circuustsnces.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-23
ROSS - GALLAGHER.
IN LIQUIDATION.
Selling orr at Prime Cost.

'sNHE Undersigned will offer for sale AT Prime
l. COST their Large, Varied and Extensive
Stock of
FANCY and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
CLOTHING. BOOTS, SHOES, HATS
4 CAPS, HARDWARE 4
SADDLERY,
from tins date, until the lst day ofJanuary next.
when the balance then on hand, will be closed
out at auction.
ers to procure their Fall aud Winter SUPPLIES
al extremely low prices.
The Stock is very complete and consist, II,
part o! The following articles
Fancy, staple, House Furnishing and
Plantation Dry Goods.
Rich Dress Goods, of the new styles.
Embroideries, of all descriptions.
SILK, Cotton and Wooden Hosiery, all
sizes.
Gents, Ladies' and Children's SILK
and Mcrino Vests.
SILK and Cloth Barnous and Cloaks.
for Ladies' and Children.
CashimcreS, Merinos, Delsines, of the
best makes.
Black and Colored Silks, all colors
and new styles.
Irish and French Poplins, very hand
some.
Plain Il Embroidered EnCl. Barege..
Grezclles, plain and embroidered.
Poll de Chevre, very handsome
figured and plain.
Valencia and Cashmere Plaids.
Very beautiful styles Chints Cash
mcrcs.
French, English & American Prints.
shifting, Linens, & Linen Sheetings.
Table Damask, all widths, at all prices.
Linen Towels and Towelings, of ev-
cry description.
White aud Colored Dolcts.
Large assortment Of Cassimeres, Sat
lnets, Jeans Ind Cottonades.
French Cloth, Black and Colored.
Large invoice Of Plantation and Fam-
lily Blankets, at very low figures.
Plain and Plaid Jaconets & Cambrics.
Swiss Null and Naiusook Muslin.
Plaid and Figured Bobbinets and
Wash. Blond.
Thread and Yalenciennes Edging and
lncerti0n.
Swiss & Jaconct Bands & Flouncing.
Silk, Wooden, Buck and Kid Gloves.
Shirt BoSoms, very cheap
Checks, Denims, kerseys, Linseys
and Lowells.
Ny. Jeans and Marlborough Plsids.
Brown and White Sheetings and
Shirtings, hickory stripe.
Nalencienncs Sets, Collar 4 Sleeves.
Swiss and Jaconct do do.
Black Alpaccas, BoRbazine & Tamies.
Flannels, figured Il plain-all colors
onJ ,r;,,.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-23
The Virginia Convention.

RICExoND, Feb. 20.
Mr.. Preston mades speech which was
received with great interest. He said
that if the Union could not be recon
Structed, Virginia must join the South
ern Contederacy. A resolution assert
ing the legal right of Virginia to Sc
cede, was referred to the Committee on
Federal Relations.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-23
Succession Sale.
Succession Ov SIMPSON WHALY, SK Drc'p.

STATE IF LouiNi3nG, Parish IF U,rr!gs- -
SsrM DiStr!c. Curt.
10y GUSfAVE s. ROUSSEAU, wi be
ID sod e. Pubuc Auction un THURSDAY
l4h March, 1861, at 10 O'Clock, a. N. at the
lac re>idrNsc Of sad Simpson Whsiy, in the
Parish cf Ib'rv IL, by and in pursuance to an
order irom the Hon. d. j. Avery, JUDGE of the
AFORESAID Sixth Judicial District Count, dated
oh February, 1851, the following described
property belonging to the sad Succession Of
Simpson Whaiy, ST., deceased. to wit:
H0RRa, negro wOAaGR, 45 gears old.
One Horse and Buggy, and a
certajR guantity Of Household
Furniture, q full description Of
whjch wiH be gicen on the dan
Of safe.
TEKNS-CASH.
lberyil'e, Tth Feb, 1861
q. 5. ROUSSEAU.
leo SIN AuctiOHeer.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-23

COGENT.-if six or seven States. saws
the London Star Of January 18th, have
not the right TO constitute a separate
federation, we know not on what prin-
ciplc of right the American Union CON
stltUtcd itself by separation from the
British Crown.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-23
The Maryland Convention.
BALrrIORz, Feb. 20.

Ire Maryland Convention has adopt
Cd resolutions in favor Of calling a Con
yention o. the people, in the event of a
failure OF the Peace Convention to make
a settlement.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-23
SEWING MACHINE FOR SALE,

A SEWING MACHINE, adapted FOR coarse
~ Plantation work, and in perfect order. viii be
sold CHEAP, il early application i'd made. For
further psrueufsrs sppiy st this O6os. Sss
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-23
Seizure of Fort Kearney.

NEBRASKA CRY, Feb. 20.
Old Fort kcarney was taken posses
sion Of last night, by Disunionists. The
seizure of the fort produced great ex-
element.
An attack was made to take it this
morning. The Palmetto flag was torn
down and the stars and stripes raised in
its place.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-23
Fort Sumter to be Taken.
WAsHINGrON, Feb. 20.

Mr.. T. Kingman, formerly Represen-
tative from South Carolina, has r%eceiy-
ed a letter stating that Fort Sumter
will be taken, at whatever cost, before
the 4th Of March.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-23
DIRECT IMPORTATION
III
HAVANA CIGARS!

N + are N receipt of u small invoce ot
w HAVANA CIGARS imported bv our
selves. These we can sell al New Orleans mi
c's. We can furnish our customers with the
GENUINE WEED at S3J per thousand
something very good Il $40, as good as We could
sci, heretofore al $50.
Fly next steamship we shall receive a large
invoice.
G7-Call. examine and juGge for Yourselves.
le3O STOCKLEY & DELAGALLADE