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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-15

sn sAna esssIsd I. 1861
" Sras II vfs Non ASSES. Nothing reported.
FI9uR noticed sa'es 1850 bills. including
2 at Isl 1900 suFetaa s6 go at IS 10 scat
sT HTa no gclassssille Cisy 1Iillsl a ~ u bill.
ta saes of Corn braced about 55s0 sacks Of
viii lO Mixed and 2e Yellow Mixed SOC, leo White
81 lauo White CO. q bushei Of Oats about
fsp M Louis changsd hands sevefal lots 49, q
saas of rome 800 sacks, comprising
ige8 aea. apa haaa IL aSr. n 3ea b.
Alopt 30 isles Western were disposed Of at SCI 90
T5c tsanAactions iii Pork comprised 1856
ba $40 u lhl ii Bacon We noced sales Of
1peass 81 casks Plain Hams ., 10
Eugs5 gaaed d loss ind 81 at liz. u u.
Tlia kales enbfaced 4ia hags Al lac ~ q ~,
n eh9RsNa W enmsnt of v b 5zc "a H.
.sEa Noticed two British ships taken up for
Liverpool at for Cotton and laid for Bremen
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r. ROYAL. SALTWATER,

Nos. ID Canal and II Crossman streets,
Sign Of tho Root Hog Or Die,
Manufacturer of all kinds of Plain and Fancy AWNINGS
TENTS, TARPAuLINs, ETC. Also all kinds of FLAGS and
BANNERS, suitable for companies other purposes witt
Flagsas suit Fall and Purchase Ropes Sings fitted
Furnished order the shortest notice. BLOCKS Of all
sizes ready strapped, likewise all kinds Of heavy BLOCKS
sPARs and RIGGING, suitable FOR raising machinery
other heavy material
hayekewse on hand hne lot of SPRUCE sPARs, which
offer for sale Cheap for Cash.
All of the articles he found at Nos Is Canal and
Crosstnan streets, New Orleans.
NJ b. Sail and Rigging work in all It's branches aud coun,
orders promptly allied st the shortest possible notice.
N Iva !
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Y n w. ~ y. H. sFAIsEa.
40 CAMDEN IRON WORK
Camden. Kew Jersey,
--ManufsctnrerBof-
All kinds 81 CASTING and APPARATUsto or GAsWoRKs,
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMEsfor Retorts and other
Houses.
EFFORTS and all CASTINGS equirede setpgthem nth
and mosts improved modes.
WASHERS coNnENsRRs, scRuBBERs and EXHAUST
ERs. Tor relieving the Retorts pressure.
PURIFIERS varying 1000 to l,booo6o cubefest dali,
purifying capacity
| WROUGHT IRON LIME SLEEVES, or PURIFIERS.
| Station METERS ofali sizes.
GAS HoLDERs qELEscoPIe and SINGLE, With Cast Irop
Guide md suspension Frames.
| ANNOUNCEMENTS or REGULATORS,
STREET MAINS. from TX Is inches diameter for water o,
Gas.
STREET MAIN GoSEEoIIoEs, such 40 Branches Bsndr,
r1ripa Sleeves. etc.
sToP from 70 Soinehes either brass pap
| WROUGHT IRON woRK-Atl the Smith and SHEET Irca
| Work required IN and shout Gas wsrke.
@a-communeafions shonid be addressedso the pgINuI
4 PAIioFFI0E. CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY.
aa-BRANCH oFFrcE, l7d SOUTH THIRD STREET
/ PHrhAnEhPHiA iels lyhw
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DEOFLES' LINE-........P PEOPLES LIME
o I C E
We completed the BLUE OFFICE the Lcvte foot o.
street. where CLERK will always be found In attend
receive Freight md ign Bills Ladng the Packet
GOLDEN AtiE and r. W. POWELL.
This facility affords friends tho opportunity Of shipping
DAILY Fort Adams and sill intermediate points Without In
Curing the EXPENSE Of stat ard extrh 2rayagc.
If r. = ADAMS 4 Co, Agents.
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PORT AU PRINCE AND ST. MARC.

To sail on NN5enAY May 2ctt.
SEE- FOR ST. MARC AND PORT AU PRINCE,
kSE% HaSsi-The hne, fast sailing packe6 bark Laura,
r having of her cargo engaged,
viii For balance of freight passage, apply
IN gmE4 0H SS " HvNs0N CO. go Caor street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-15

EOR GONORRHksA, GLEET, WEAKNESS. PAINE
7 in the Back, and all Urinary Affections,
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC SoLu
CIOf-rhs worldrenowned preparation all affection
of the generave organs whether chronic Pkys
'sns of England Of France and of America, acknowledged
scacy Thousands of suerers have been relieved by Il
Purely vegetable in composition It is harmless It is Ell
ohcons The system becomes nvgorated and the debists
B. ABRAMS,
Sole agent the United State5,
=-o~,1 !. .rnr- e-sN- AZ Sssrr st-ar NAp Orleans
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agsbfsl1 III lbe i5flatkets.
CARSON a s5FFIeE. Ne 70 CAN

SsREsdEEr t5FEicg. No 10 CAMF STREET,
Wednesday Morning Nay 10, 1851.
ss slsIiand Nv Dg
II high claimed BY fatcrs she
net exeeea ID baes Good Ordinary saI895ze
ait III and Low Midding los6 @Iegse,
oF corgoN.
aila III 74,1s7
issslgs
Leases
s4s4ss
ssask us slaaSeS- 1896
TQHAEE0s .sYa did not hear Of sale.
sy.ATRaENT or TOBACCO.
asssg hend 1860 hhds. 1850
Ksssss s2os2
52s5s
SSsSsd loo s29al
l55 a4
I.
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HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE. CO1PAN
CHESTNuT GROVE WHISKX2
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY

CHESTnUT GROVE WHISKX2
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY
The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY {
ses introduce the article to the public and physicians city
and country, as tho
Purest DfEFusabls stimmlant
which prepared for medical proves its
cordial heathfu and nvieorang the enfeeble
whether by age OF y It & dis 60 srf"
melt, and its psaFELIo" rs THE TRUE SECRET OF I
peculiarly his ow-,
gradients, known to be general
coseey separated that the absolute purity of this
ticls from any foreign admixtureis guaranteed.
In addition to the following testimonials from the most emf
Analytical Chemists of Philadelphia New York and Bos
the State Agricultural Society endorsed it with tho
Diploma and Dr. jackson, of Boston, has testified uadsr oath
10 Its absolute purity. Read the following
oERTIF ICATEs:
Philadelphia, sspt. 9, 1855
We have carefully the Sample Chestnut Grove
Whisky which you u.s. find
poisonous Fusi Oh which the
c and injurious ingredient of the Whistles general
BOOTH GARRETT & CAMEC,
Analytical Chep1istE.
New York, Sept. 5, 1885
IhsTe analysed sample Chestnut Whisky received
from Mr. Charles Wharton Jr of Philadelphia and havin
careully testedt pleased to that is entirely free
from poisonous deeerlous substances It Is unusually
pure and fine favored quality of Whisky
JAMES R. Chiffon, Analytical Chemist.
Boston, March 7, 1859
made chemical sn8lyS of commercial samples o.
Chestnut Grove Whisky which to be free from theheav
Fusii oils and perfectly pure and unaduterated, The
favor this Whisky derived from the used in
'4aturinP It, Respectfully,
a. a. HAYES, NJ. D., State ASseyer.
No. l6 Royiston street.
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr,
Wholesale Agent,
lie Walnut street,
tag EDu p1r,,,
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sS7@ FOR BORBEG AUK-The fine, fast sailing
kK1ES> packet schooner John 8. Lee Gorson, master
I97havng Of her engaged, will have quick dis
patch For balance of f eight massage. apply to
my1 GEO. W HYNSON It co, 81 Camp street.
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ST steamer John Walsh l., sels corn chism
BoyG-l29S Vale do I'll bbts wine eonversf
Kenne-l0o bbls hoar Hyde &eoll6 do oglesoy i Ma
caiila50d Wood Io1 do TQ2 scks oats Buddecke eco
do SEEKS bales bag 2l bills -four ConRoly 4
20 z6 sks Horre ..ayle Eco 55 scs bran Y
Clarke Pratt 606 cks bacon Given Watts y
eolS Halliday G raham scks malt 70
Bower &coS4 Sbls flour i2a bbs eggs l bbs er to Del
bbls lime Kearney Blos c 10 ties hams Mood
ruff Manlten eco ~ ~ 81 nsss butter r sa &e9s sks
bales hay Duffy &coS bbls beef A Thons eco
IL hhds Kirkpatrick Eco 10 do Jas Turner'S do
Short &oo--2 Wilson YounSTotal "a hlds tobacco
cAIRa-Psr steamer PRINCE Of Wales ~ hhds tobacco Z
Short Zoo do Isler Walker lO2 jas Turner'S Wilson
Youngg ErkDatrick & BroFder8 do Given
Watts &c7 Gu,ther, Rotewald Eco u T " smythe-2 do
Pc kins IA Il Yeatnan &co5 Mutre Il Bowlesl 7 i
Bell Sl seks Horre Gayle Eco 225 do AZ scks oats
AIS sks hran 50 bbs whisky ~ bhs flour Halliday 6raham
cks f Del Bondo $50 do Converse
Kenneti4 scks oats Elder &soiIla Do c 7 nide9ka
schnerznann to oderTotal 35a hhds tobacco.
BAYOU sARAFer steamer A Cottensundries to order.
ATTAKAPAs Fer steamer Picayune No 800 bead cattle
and s1ndries 10 order. N
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To sail THURSDAY. May 16 at A.
FOR GALVESTON, lhDlANOLA and
S fH Laeaca-New Orleans aud Texas U. S. Mail Line.
The coppered and copper fastened steam
ship Mexico, W. h. Talbot commander will sail as above,
carrying the United mails aud landing freight and
at Lavaca. For freight passage having elegant
stateroom accommodations apply board foot of Jua street,
|. q, HARRIS Manager,
myl3 Ianlps
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PEOP LE'S LINE.

REQPLE's hENE1aEoR THE COAST,
6FsS$ A. BAYOU SARA AND FORT ADAMS - The
lime, stauRah and comfortable Passenger Steamer
sassSEa8 Golden Age, Capt. Webbing, leaves every
SATURDAY EVENING at O'Clock
ana If K. W. ADAMS Il Co. Agents.
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STE A MSHEPS.
GALVESTON AND MATAGORDA BAY.

To sail on SUNDAY. Nov 70. at O'Clock a. N.
rEs-s FOR GALVESTON, INuIA NoLA and
EbhIJh IRvAca-New Orleans and Texas United States
Mail iineThe and superior iron steamship
Austin, r. d. Smith, commander will sail above
ing the u S. mails and landing freight and at
For freight PASSAGE having elegant stateoom
accommodations for apply on board foot OF Julia
street, to
IT, HARRIS, Manager, lamp street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-15

CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
Wholesale Agent,
lie Walnut street,
tat tv&W prFrr,A nstpH1A
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ElaElile f.aslllaente,
CRESCENT .,rFicR, No. 10 Camp Street,
Wednesday Morning, May Is, 1851.

wednesaay Morning, May Is, 1854.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamer sosers sg, Buraean foe st Iouis Fulkerson
Steamer Alo.so CHILD DeHaven, for Memphis, Master
Steamer Es Howard, Lawson, for Nashville, Dnteld
Bit sh n Msnsoon Hare for I.verpeo Ii Haynes sseo
sehr II NJ a6h4son. Wells, for Nsys York, CMsorla
Schr Eiaa Fisk. Tresca, for Tampa and Manatse n WINS,
Senr Basn1io. lMecness for Mobile Huntington & Bro
{schri Mabel Knnr1 for NJ lille Hunting on & Bra
seii4 oSeeoin Eergensan for Mobile LFash
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamer Webb Mcconnell. I'm Havana 18th inst III bal
- rnastsr--3d dist, ~.
Ship Ariei Delano Hsvre March ldt to rnasteTPoin 80
scfsn bark Anonimo I'm Palermo, TO maSefZa ais' o.
Steamboats,.
John Walsh, Cable fms Louis.
/ Prince of Wales, LodHek, fin Cairo. e..
NJ ] A Gotten, Baraico, FIN Bayou Sara
| Pieayuoe No 5, Broad I'm Attakapas.
#5l Oregon, Boardman I'm Mobile
Towboat MILAN en Phillips, FIN the Pnssesowed down aud
10 the 9Th inst btigs AlpiHe and a A ChaEmRp
schr Abbottbrought ship Ariel AMI bark Anoninio
Below---ComIng UP.
Ship Robert Harding Ingraham Calcutta, 10 NJ Heine
Snip American Union, Lincoln, fm LIVERPOOL March I'd te
8#$& mastsr. ,,45 5f5g
acknowledging Orders.
ship Ellen Foster Robinson, Liverpool to Hynson &co
spoken.
By Capt Mcconnell the 18Th inst 1870 miles of the Passes
ship orozmbo, Of New Orleans. Wished to he reported
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Rev, Henry Wat6 ReecheF d about to leave his
Asae shessato aslspish attached 70 elnpspy
Nssalf aastSSnf Trosklya Beceherfs one Of ho
4ass .f4i Set Eoaia 3ke 10 eaielf
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lssS cases sard'nss, y 1ozes-vvs. Roaisr Nantes
e: s s9ss.5 E I'll. boxes !:
:. Trutles.
s. 3 GRATIAA 4 Co.
so rfIstnmhnnEe
ID ETOVAI4..,............ REMOVAL.
DRs. CLARK FRIEDRICHs dentists,
from Crescent City Bank. islT Il
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Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON. May 49, 1851 bales cotton A D Tenke &eo
% Thompson GlaFk-4 do Mcfarland BarksdaeTota 10
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49, E7S1Ef E4AERE-The Al sailing and
ESESAregdlar packet ship Gutenberg, Weeks, mas
SsAssAszszser, loading and will have Immediate dis
patch. For balance of freight, apply
BANTER. LQVRiI. & co.
passage having superior accommodations for both Untin
steerage passengers apply to the captain board Post 49,
Third rn2T
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HRMsONs GEsSs. w. Il CO., SHIPPING AGEETs
y and famm'ssinr Merchants 30 CaIip street
A sSHTANsHAUsER-s cases Henhell 4 Co.'s Spark.
IA ling, Tor sale by watFF, #
a22 corner GraYer and New Leyee SITS. 4
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Beloyv---Cora,tng up.

hip Robert Harding grahan. i'm Calcutta to 4 4 N Hene
nip American Union, Lincoln, I'm Liverpool March ID tc
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By Capt Mcconnell on the inst 1870 miles OF Passes,
ship orozimbo of New Orleans Wished TO reported.
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Leaves on s ATURDAY. Say Is. at5P. NJ.
REGULAR RED RilyEES PAA0RE

REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
egag For Grand Ecoye Nachitoches, ClDuierville,
izaassaatsa Pia6ance, Cote Alexandra NORMANDY Ear
&, md all Intermediate landings on Red RIVER
Cane rivers1he Bpendd, and swift runntnEs
light draught passenger packet steamer R5ip1Aes, DE- o.
Dowy master will leave above For freight or passage
having ina accommodations, apply on board.
VIRGIkEUE U. 0IlENTGEL, 7#H II
my13 &dHfrtisI1G AgenItz
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-08

No Concessions to Rebellion !-.-Stolen
FClts 10 be Recovered 1.-The Revenue
TO be Collected 1.-The Laws to be
Enforced "A National Covsnsion to be
He'd!
The President elect has justified the anx
sous expectations Of all true patriots. All true
A.ueficans, North and South, both Demo-
rats ard Republicans, are an xiouS 10 see the
l,egrity and virtue Of the Government
indicated. by a stern and vigorous policy
owaids the traitors. The Republican party
5 unit on this question. Thurloy Weed,
he only prominent member Of the party who
'.yors concession, acknowledged two months
'ince that the party, almost unanimously,
rave condemned his proposed policy. Go
through our towns and villages and country,
and you will ind Republicans, to man,
ursing no concession to traitors. With this
Urge and Influential majority Of the bone and
sinew Of the land, You will find joined large
numbers Of Douglas Democrats, whose patri-
otism outweis chs their party prcja ces These
men were naturally inclined, al first, to be
hostile e Mr. L;nco.n's administration; bui
when they saw vessel Of the Government
bearing tn, stars and stripes, fired into and
the nati:nal ftg iasll;ed, every drop o
American blood in III ,ir hearts was stirred
and for the time being, these noble men are
found stanl:ae shoulder to shoulder on th'
side OF their country, AMI under cur nationa
Has, Just As Republicans would have stood b,
the Government, against all traitors, ha,
Dous las bsen vlecte'l. At the head Of til:
body OF patriots stands stern and unnincb
ing man, whose honesty is proverb, an,
whose ability is unQuestioucd. He announce
that he will hold and recover the Unite
States forts. coiea. the revenue, enforce tn
laws, ana favor the calling of q National Con
veA,ion 10 settle al matters of dispute. Thi
po'i:y meets with the hearty approval c
every patriot 1t is broad, national, States
manlihe, and Just. II any besrts Of all parte
IL our city. on reading President Lincoln
noble inaugural, will breathe forth Il war;
ard heartfelt Cad Less you, ABgAuA
Ir<rnIxfr
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-08
Reception Of tlae Es,amguaI III the
South.

CHARLESTON, S. @, Iarch 5.
Our commsnity has pot been dippointed,
and exhibited very little feeling G the sub
Ject. They are content to leave n lin. oln
and the inaugural in the. hauds of IF D Wis
and the Confederate States.
WlLMINaToS, N. G., Mach 6.
so far as known, most Of til. contents of
the inaugural are satisfactorily received.
especially relating TO the fort. and the col.
lection OF the revenue, because they are in
favor Of coercion.
GoLDsBoRo, N. c., March s..
The inaugural vas received here and
throughout this section with Indignation.
RALEIGH, N. c., March s..
The inaugural was received favorably hy
the Unionists. They think it does well for
Lincoln, though they dent approve Of all
OF it. The Disunionists are satisfied with il.
RICHMOND, March s.
The Whig, Canservative says: "Tho
policy indicated towards the seeding States
will meet the stern and unyelding resistance
OF the nited South."
The Enquirer, Secessionist, saws: mo
action OF our Constitution csa now main
tain peace. Virginia mnat fight"
The Dispatch says: "Every Border State
ought to go Cat OF the Union in "a hours"
Dispatches from Stanton state that the
inaugural was received and gives universal
PETERSBURG, Va, March s.
There was intense excitement here on thu
reception of the inaugural Hundreds hitb er.
to for the Union ayowed openly for revolution
II the Convention does not Immediately pasa
the secession ordinance.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-08
g.sC Htlos.~saral.

Fio;n al! parts Of the North, and tron
mary localities If tie South, come hearty
endorsements By the press and the people ot
Mr.. Lincoln's ine'-iural address: and now
"he" The rights of Hi5 people Of al! he ate:
arc 10 he nsi.tlined, the mob spirit Of the
sacsGed States will lose its t.rrors, and (,
voice OF loyalty 20 the Uni n and denuncia
ii n If seces-i n will come Up from the shan
Southern Replblic." anl we believe thu
fna| result will be the utter overthrow an(
destruction Of the plans of J.E. Davis aut
his confederate traitors. i his is our opiaio,
Of the inausu:. lit viii ':save The Union ,
with more certainty than sill the compromise
;'at co:;'d be cven:e1, if ,hespirisit breathe:
shs c'la-ac era M.. i.f.oui:4's aLministra
tlol Ct the affairs Of tie G. ,veinment.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-08

so7Tr AND T"loc The treachery 81
Brig. General David E. Twisga aud lis SUI.
render o. the public property in Texas int5
fha liaads CT the seceseionis's, reminds US
again Of the deot vii h The country owe
90 th5 loyalty ard firnnes. of Ger. Scott.
Gen. Tyggs after Scott and Wool, IL the
highest Ofii ;er in The American Army. Dn,
a Jew Eeara, i.is lie being spared, world
have elapsed before, by tho observation ..
law Of seni orify, he would hsye.s.erped into
the Lieutenant Generals place. Time be.
eus to press he1Y;ly upon Gen. SCOTS head,
anl ia The natural course OF events hardly e
decade can 50 by before he will take III
place in history as enc of the Der efactors Ct
his race. Gen. Wool is considerably the
senior OF Twigss, and in all human probabii
i'y woald have made way, Ly eeqth, for bis
promotion. Bn: two lives, and these OF
fseo.e ternr,, bttaeon tho traitor au,i the
command nc covets! 1t is fortunate that h.,
showed his true color, and marched of
before lie had the power to debauch the
army under his orders. is is doubly fortu.
nate that lie was not at .his time in the
plaza Of the old Roman who has saved the
Republic.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-08
The CHEss.sCf.

II our Geographic dispatches, this morn
ing. will be found the announcement c
President Lincolns Cabinet headed by Ser
asor SEWARD as Secretary Of State. W,
believe the whole CaLiact will receive tn.
hearty endorsement OF the Republican part,
everywhere, IS the very Les. that could hav,
been selected.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-08

INTERCOURSE WITH THE SaUTa 4 New
FEATURE. - According to al advertisement.
OF Adams Express Company, in the Boston
papers an order has been promulgated by
tie "toafederated States Of America, To the
effect that on aud after Feb. 2Ssh. invoices
must accompany all goods sent into those
States, according to the custom now in force
concerning al exports to foreign countries
The States to which this orl,r applies are
South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama,
Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-08
North Carolina for the Union.

hALE1GH, N. G., March 4.
G2 counties have been heard from. Sixty.
five Union, ami thirty-two Secession delege.
gates are elected, The vote on holding a
Convention will require official returns to
decide 1t.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-08
Fire.

MILWAUKEE, March 6.
A fire at Berlin, this morning, burned Car
bart's and Andrews' stores, Clough & Odieff's
saloon, kruser's tavern, and the dwelling
Of Mr.. Fox. Loss $40, 900; insured ST., 900.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-08

THE1g Cosr. - The United States forts
bui.t in Southern waters have cost the coun-
try nearly Sie,coo,OoO. All those in the
rest of the Unioa est the Gu t.y little
over $l1 100000.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-08
Missouri Convention.
ST. Louis, March 5, ,

OF. LOUIS, Aarch B, =
The Convention met at "a o'clock and
was opened with prayer.
Resolutions were read moving that tba
protest Of ST. Loais against coercion bv the
Federal Government. be reduced to writing.
and copy sent to the President of tho Uni.
ted States.
A resolution was adopted, providing that
committee be appointed to wait on the
Commissioners from Georgia, and inform hi m
that Missouri dissented from the position
taken by that State, ard very kindly. but
alphabetically, declined to share the honors
OF secession with her.
ST. LOUIS, March 6.
The Convention met at 10 O'Clock. ae-
Resolutions in reference to COERCION ~.
cession and cooperation o. the Border.
Free and Slave States, We're referred to the
committee on Federal Relations. Among.
The resolutions WIS one by ex Gov. Stewart,
hat no overt act has been committed BY the
Federal Government to justify either nulli-
icaticn, secession or revolution. Also. one
" Judge Orr, that We have the best govern
nent in the world and intend to keep it.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-08

a New PHASE OF TIE GEORGIA 9rrzvnr4.-.
Il is understood that one of the New York
vessels jsst seized at Savannah, BY order O.
tho Governor of Ceor ia, had shipped nine
hundred Lales Of cotton belonging to an Eng
isa;osn, and taat the despoled shipper has
set off post-haste for Washington 10 Jay his
grievances before the British Minister. i
this report be TIE, tho Federal Government
will be called upon TO interfere, and the con
test between New York and Georgia will TAX
the SHAPE Of q Government investigation, ir,
which case Governor Brown will probably
fild he has more On his hands than he bar
gained for. The case is becoming interestin,
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From Washington:
IMMENSE CROWD AT The CAPITAL

EXCITING SCENES IN CONGRESS
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Tus Eo.s IN Gas PEAc3 CONFERENCE B.,
STATE. by the following, i; vii! be seen
that Iowa vo.el in the n.ga lug on the fins
comfr1-.ise measur, offered in the Peace
Convention. We are g ID that Iowa had no
fss'il representatives in that body:
me vote OF the Peace Conference upor
tae Territ rial adjustment of rrar.klin, Ct
Penn-yl -ania, was: Affirmative Ohio.
IN !.aua, Illinois, Pennsylvania. New Jersey.
petawa-e, " .ryianJ, l. enucsy, AID Wis
cona:a O. Negative - Maine, New Hamp
shire, Vermont, Mass achuse'ts, Connecticut.
i1~", Virginia, and North Carolina - s.
Ohio voted, yea, 4-Exng, Horton, Backus.
and Hitchcock nays , -Chase and II alcot.