davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12
8lbiep Of tbe 5tlatkets.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 CAMP STREET,

CRESCENT OFFICE No 10 CAMP STREET,
Tues lay Morning, March y, 1851.
CoTTon. =. The market opened with fair en-
quiry yesterday and although the demand was
checked by the poor assortment Offering and the
higher rates claimed by factors the sales embraced
$500 bales at advanced prices. We quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLAssIFICATIoNs.
Inferior..,...,,,, a: Midding.. ii,2&i5
Ordinary ... Y "a 81 : Good Mdding ....l24@l5,
Good Odnry 49,. "a Mddng F"ir'.. oIna, nominal
Mdding 2Hn iFAr...--. nolHn""'
STATEMENT or COTTON.
e, o hr, 1s, se,,temi,sr 1860 ..... .bnles 74l51
Receyed SlcSr 255s- l70O725
l,774,S62
ExpCrtedd xppCred yrSterds1' lO05S- lf3l l35
Stock m hand not cleared d................ 3l3727
ToBACCo. We did not hear of a sale.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12
"a 7 TIE EI AR z z 7.

JEFFERSON CITY, March r. 1851
Arrived 1874 Texas Cattle and 70 Calves and
Yearngs. The stock for the shambles remains
very ample. We quote:
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BROWN BROS. ( CO.. 35 Carondelet street
SAMUEL SMITH 4 Co. Camp street
JgDS0N %, corner Canal and Camp streets.
BROWN, JOHNSTON It co, No. SO Carondelet streAt
EENOIST, SHAW Il Co, No. 10 Camp street
BANK OF COMMERCE., JACOB BARKER, Manager
Corner Camp and Grayer streatn
THOMAS Il EARkER corner Camp and Graver streeta.
John WOOD L CO., corner Camp and Common streeta
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

COLE AGENCY
= Or THE CELEnRA7Tp
STACHER IRON WOREE
TENNESSEE.
uEeY Kettles from 81 to r. incheR diameter 25
- IN 70 utchea Eac'etas .-.... } "a En inch
n,er a urHes iilrGgtDr. ........... 10 inch
FarnRco % e s1, 52n and I35 according ze 8sd pAf
6Fata Ea..' $" feS pound.
z. F, J&VILIlEREUVKE,
Commission Merchant
fa& ly No. Il Union stres4.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

I EGEDS' WGUNDEEF. NEW ORLEANS
LEEDS It Co, IRON FOuNlgEHS
and ManufnceB Vertca ard Horizontal oteara Ergtna,
Boilers Sugar E Vacuum Pans Sugar Kaftles CHriH1o
ftss steam Gnd HorG Power DrHning Machines Saw Mills
Gin Gearing IRON Columns st Fronts for Building nr,e
mouths Crate Bars, ETC. "nd al &achney required
South.
We have been duly authorized prepared oonntrur
ITILLMAN'E PATENT BkGASGE FTRNACE,
6iu-lv
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12
Ess-A, EGtYs'E EETE%EENE SCUTxHH3EEN N
ETTETFPIANO FORTE MANUFACTORY.

VIM KNABE Co, Nos. ), and Eutaw street, Bait
more re5pectuv their Southern friends that they hAH
enlarged hr factory and prepared supply tho grth
dennd for their Pa7os Thev unQnestiDngbiv fhf
durable co,tnin a the improvements and fully qua
,uceG yeArH For md great ri
qr.d agrcfn},r tnu"h. th-7 nnrnna'"o.
For rny yes fhcjr instruments have been highly
CN1hrY.
Thet the first premiums all Other competition
in the different Wherr lhPv have leen exhibited.
st eur til received First Pre- hiumS Montgomery
Ala for the hest SOtei Piano. ana the her for the
BEST, uguill>I all competition.
T4v received The Fair held in December Inst by
Plrrrs' 60 v,nion 1T Nj GH the Highest Pre-
mimi, a-aiu nj cnmInIi On.
ful supply Of The above Pianos nny be tounl at our
A Z. BLACNMAR 4 BROTHER,
el8 1r&W* n Camp street.
E9EAE. GS'EAg'I1 iGEET-I0 fN rUE'EL, No.
III - Exchange Place 'ar'y opposite lhG oil Post
Office attends Leasing Rcnting and COLLECTION Of RetS
imnro ed unmpovcd REAL ESTATE in the cities Of New
Orleans Jefferson and Crnll'o. Also, to The investment Of
All business entrusted 10 him promp ly attended
ja}l Iy
NOTECM OF DISSOLUTION AND NEW CO.
~ PARTNERSHIP.
The partnership Of WHEELER. GrIGER Il CO. of this CITY,
and of GARTHWAITE, DARCY CO., Of New York City
Newark are mntunl CONSENT II solved from this
date by the withdrawal Of HENRY G. GEIGER The other
ree partners viz J. G. Ga hwne, H. G. Darcy and W. g.
firms and will continue the Wholesale Clio hing business
fore existing under the firm and STYLE of Wheeler e Co.
in this cry under the firm Of fGARTHWAIrE, WHEELER 4
CO The style of the firm of Garthwaite Darcy New
York and Newark, remains unchanged
JEREMIAH c. G GARTHWAITE,
HENRY G. DARCY,
VIM q. WHEELER,
New Orleans, December l, 1860. d3 I'm
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e-1ao ---,r--,-.,.v... NEW RAILROAD rs.1ssrzd,
E7Issa .-fffS Sfsffts5s4d ROUTE 5LN IkTfE&
EEL ES5aSy@SH2 TO TEXAS. u1asEsa9i2Ass
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

time saved and the rskH ard discomorts
of voyage greatly diminished by the
Rew Orleans, ,Opelousas@r1 nd G. w. Ra ilrOad,
10 BERWICK'S BAY,
BY and splendu line of ST TEAMSHIPS all built
pray for this trade with superior aeroon accommodations
for passengers,
LEAVING THREE TIMES " EEK.
MONDAY tFst' fUsk
To Sabine Pass and GGlyeston.
To Galveston and Ild!non.
MATAGO ORDA.
To Galveston md IndlEncla
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS.
The terry running the Railroad the landing foot
Of Toulouse street. oppoc JackSo Square al
Ia morning Tickets rlHy BE- obne md slteroors secured
Office Peter and Streets
poe ckson Square daily and the Depot hoore tho depar
o. the Texas triin5,
h Freghts Teas by this Line received every day SIM
days excepted the above landing Insurance. by this Lne 4
less than by the River Line
o29u BENZ. =. FLANDERS. Scc'T-
WRIGHT - cos CAiALptU r OF HEhUIhh
= Hnd popular Family Mcdigne', which they offer suppl!
Druggists DeGes PrDPrer's lowest Wholesale prceH,
Gnea Depot Special Agency Nos 6l aud q Charities
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12
NEGRO CLOTHING-NEGRoC CLOTHINGH
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED

Planters Dealers invited to examine an invoice Of
osNABURGs, COTTON JEANS, PLAINS and KERsEXSp
manufactured in Texas equal any that be brought
into the market PERKINS L CO.,
Commission Merchants
jal9 3m No, IS Carondelet street, eoEner gFsoE,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

The Company insure against the Deris Of the0ea
and and loss damage fire. the
premiums.
nz- Orice No q Cnrondelet street. dlT If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

e es-Hgy, Ii. MARSH, DHNMAN ti CO.,
-.*5T--Nf' CARNAGE REPOSITORY,
CORNER Of GAROSDELET AND GRAvIEE STREETS
NEW ORLEAHs,
KecpE constantly on hand large assortment of CAR
RAGFS, from their manuiNcory in New Jersey, which they
DHer for sal, very reasonable tcriAS,
Exclusive sale of Dusenbury Van Dcusen and DongGs
Posls Of Newark, New Iersev HIGHT BUGGlES. n28 6m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
4. Ii L a lo,l1l L. I

The ro1rd resolved pay ak cont il.
1rr, IN Certificates V ProHts fr the ge@
l.5 and $50, al after the second MONDAY in Feb
Tuigry E.ext.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

The Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend of 32} peI
cent pay per cent Interest 9ndtrg HorthcAtet
Profits the redenpcn OF the Scrip issue OF
1855 ~
Inarea maid and scrip of 1875 AMI after the l4h
Mas next The Certificates a Scrip 0! 1850 wilt be delivered
nrG after lst J1"o, 1850 .
CEAS. BRIGGS, President.
Secretary, as lin
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

| .oUIsiASA MUTUAL. lSSoNANo' 'o-'FAS1-
ORce-South corner of Cnmp and hatcher Streets New
OTleHaG
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

II ANDENGS FIX BARK MOUNT VERNON Irou Leg
IL horn-2D Snhs of White and Vened Marble and u casks
fei0 # BIRELL 4 CO., 81 ommonssrs
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rsrgcrAL CORRESPONDING OF TIE DISPATCH. )
NORFOLK Nov 20 1881

NORFOLK, Nov 20, 1851.
Reliable information has been received
here that eight thousand Federal troops have
marched INTO Accomac, on the Eastern Shore
OF Virginia, and taken possession OF the
county Large forces were expected yes
terGay in Northampton county. The Con
federate force being very small, and almos st
entirely without arms, but little resistance
wHs made.
A letter has been received here from Jas
Reilly, John Williams, Patrick McCsrty, and
Archibald Wilson, formerly of this city, pri-
vateeTsrnen of the Florida, aud who are now
confined in the Tom bs. in New York. They
state that they are n great need of cloth IN =
and money. and appeal to their friends for as
sistance. Their trial Will not take place unt til
next April. 1t is hoped that the needed help
viii not be delayed.
The Methodist Conference commenced its
session here this morning, at 9 O'Clock, DR..
VIM. A Smi til presiding. Bishop Andrew Is
expected to arrive To-Day, At IL O'Clock, by
the Petersburg train. Many of the ministers
arrived yesterday. and Il large number are
expected to-day.
he trfai OF Young Claiborne Hughes is ex-
peCted 10 take place to-day. Juuge Baker
has great difficulty In lnpanneIlug "a Jary to
try this important case, but expects To ba
ready to commence the examination OF wi
nesses to dav or certainly to morrow.
On Monday afternoon, two gun boats le.'
Newport News witt Il large mum Der OF troops
proceeded about four miles mp James river
were IanCed on Monday night, AS the gun
boats returned 10 Newport News yesterday
morning. ii Is stated that there is much aC-
tiylty at NewpOrt News, and the i'm preston
Is that the Federal forces are preparing for
an attach al some point on the river.
Cul. " III. Malone, of this city, has been
promoted 10 be BrigadIer~ General In the
Confederate Army. Lleut.Ool. Thomas j
CorpTew has been appointed a full Colonel.
The y Nv, pera House will ba opened to-
~ orroT evening for the first appearance IL
our cijy Of the . ueeA Sisters, from Charles
ton, =. {
Tne case Of those persons arrested on Z
Ga trgr OF keeping q gaming house, will co INT
up f0r examination III the Mayors Court TO-
day.
lion. >. L. Sawyer, formerly editor Of the
SoUtser.1 argus, Recently pissed through our
ciLy, and Is now III Government service III
Nurl. Carolina. His family ara seIouruing
Il the 4 l!antlc Hotel IN this city.
Tle children OF the Howard orphan AEy.
lum have been removed 10 the haUOsome
building GA holt street, known as the RoEtJi Tx
Female Orphan Asylum, and the two iuslitu-
lions com olEed In one, are under the super
vision of Ms. Walker, " no had charge OF the
Iast-ua uled USta DiIsnment several years ago.
We had 4 AetVy 1rOst here tins morning.
anu there are low indications OF stormy
weather.
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RAILROAD AccIDEsT-A Miraculous Escape.
The Nashville onion and american, of the 18Th
inst, records the following
A very serious accident occurred at the rail-
road bridge in this city yesterday about noon.
A freight train on the Louisville and Nash
willie Railroad was in the act of crossing the
bridge, the fireman being in charge OF the
train, the engineer being tenn porariiy ahsen t,
bat intending to take mia place Oh the other
side of the river and being in the act or firm
up, did not notice that the ''draw'' was not
in its place until the engine was almost al the
opening ana too late to check its progress -
The engine went over and is now at the bot
torn of the river. The tender VS. left han gip <
over the end OF the bridge, the train ha, ing
stopped. The fireman miraculously escaped
with his life, but was badly bruised. having
gone down with the engine, and having -
swim out. The tender was raised up late in
the evening, and trains are again passing over
the bridge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-21

"A HoRsID TRAaEDY--A Negro Girl Mard.rs
Her Three Children and teen -4aeaaps, saictae.-
The Nashville (Tenn.) Baaaer, of the 10Th
instant, has the following particulars Of a
tragedy which occurred In that city:
On yesterday u servant killed her three
children, and then tried 10 take her own life
A few minutes before the horrid tragedy, a
fellow servant, Observing her leaving her
room, where she had been confined by an at
tack OF brain fever, prevailed on her TO re-
turn, which she reluctantly did but in
short time she was seen lying at the head OF
the stairs, The blood streaming from her neck
and upon entering the room, her three chill
dreu were discovered with their LhroaIs cut
Her conduct the evening before had been so
strange as TO excite the attention of the fami.
ly, bat there WAS no suspicion that her wan
dering OF intellect would take cruel Il iii .
reetion. She seems TO have known that the
servants and family had eye upon her, for
she planned the deed with slealthiness and
has said since =" she could not help it, The
physicians pronounce it II case OF Insanity
The unhappy woman is not expected To re-.
cover.
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Obituary.

Died, al thu White Sulphur springs, If Uphold
fever on Wednesday, the i4th inst. WILLIAM
III MATTHEWS, private IN the WIS., Leg or,
AID d citizen of Goochlerd, Il which county he
also native.
Ih- deceased one Of large c. ass who have
done infinite honor To Virginia since this wa be
gan. He was fifty Years old. He was Ia easy '!r
cumstsnces. he was surrounded by frs nds ard
relatives. He had every thing that nd make
houe comfortable, render man destrous 20 pass
re rest OF Ii, life in peaceful PursutS. Ye' usoL
the frat call to arms he Abandoned every hing
home friends ard peaceful oceupatiuns--to III :,
the defence If lis country. His sta"d.nr ana ors
dit were such thst be could easily hsys obtained
officers rAnk but he refused TO wait while liz
Country was bleeding. He volunteered in the ranhs
of The " .se Legion. sh nuidered his musket. AMI
rnagche1 al cDce 20 lace tho enemy Although el
d wed by "a :ure with stitution 0! iron II gave
way TO ID" terrible hardstps to which he
posed. ard he died, leaving behtad him DO more
gallant teaIt than that p hch ceased 10 beat in hi2
own bJBom.
Nr Matthews was d mao OF warm and generous
deposition. No wcuid 60 arther to e rve
me d. and Ii is believed he tad made no enemies,
At the tine Of his death he a magistrate cf lis
county, and nad been for nearly 1t quarter o. "a
century. how can we think otherwise than IA pc
fuly Of cause which eGiists such man IN the
rar ks as private volunteer
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DIED..

On the 10Th instant, IN this t'y, nj the residence
Of her grandfather. Dr.. John Dove, little ANNIE
daughter Of James NJ ard koss Eihh Of Char
iottesviIie.
Tbe funeral win take placs from ~: John =
Church at IL clock this day. Tae opg-egstipa
aud friends of the family are inyis,d 20 attend
At Camp Lee, Gu this 10Th of November, after a
brief bu, severe illness, NM. i LitFUKD pr
vate In Cat. Thomas ID Jefreses company O.
56,h r. 9iuent Of Virginia Volunteers. lie was a
peacaabe ard unassuIuing man ; a gsed and I'll
Gent so!dle How true II Is that 'in the mdsi o.
lite we are 10 death y III J.
In Richmond, on the 10th instant, of dipiheria-
CHARLES KIRBY KING, formerly Of Sorfo <
aud more recently OF Washington, ID. T.
OF scarlet fever. at Freds'ickFburg, on Tuesday
= o7ping 10Th Of November, EVY, aged years :
months and days, daueht of James L and Eve
liza S. boswell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-21

faE EssaYs PROGRAMME ON The SEA.
soAsp.-Te are 10 learn the objects and ex
Foatations Of the North, in regard TO their
laval expeditions, from what has occurred
siAd what has seen said in their official crclas
on The subject We know that thev have
'aAea posesss!on OF Port ROYAL barbor and
TIE town OF Beaufort: hu, il soes not s..,,
ihas thsy have landed their troops in any con-
siderable force. The most sign,sea,, ,,,,t-
giving OF their plans which we have vet se.n
is the official dispatch Of Commodore Dnnon,
to his Government, The opening sent epces
vi that paper are dc follows:
FLAGSHIP WABASH, orr HURON HgApt
foSs hoTAt HsKgoK, Nov. 9, 1851.
81 The Government having SeterrDtued
10 sslae and occupy Que or more i'm merriam,
pom y upon our Southern coast .shars nur
- ndrons might md shelter possess a de-
Pot, aud atIoTd protection to loysI ritizsus
com lnitted 10 my discretion me seisctjon
from among those places whieh 1 thong hi
most available and desirable TOR thes. nu r.
poses.
Aftsr mature elaboration, aidsd by tha
fro5@sioaal kEowipfgs saa Ct SAT iutsilts
fsng* cf tas Ass.assas Secretary, All. Egs.
Aya sf5A hAkiae .sss CONSERVATION me ssag
ksf.at Il YhssA sias fesas sssai AM ,sssis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-21

pRrATFERs-Tus Inconsistency of TIE
North has never been more strikingiy mani
f,atad than in i,s determination TO treat the
pr;vateers Of the South AZ pirates. It had al
WAYS maintained, up 30 the very hour OF dls-
solution, that privafeering was legitimate
arm Of national defence, and has so employed
Il in every war in which il has been engaged
In this very contest, the largest portion Of its
own naval power is composed Of an armed
merchant marine Il can give no reason for
treating the captves on sea differently from
those taken on land And yet il undertakes
10 treat them as pirates, and cousign them to
az iguominious death
The whole civilized world wouid stand
aghAst at such unparalleled iehumsnity. In
the late war with England, the privateers Of
the North infested every sea, and inflicted in
calculaole injuries upon British commerce.
Yet Great Britain never treated them as
pirates, and never sentenced d single captive
privateersInan to the gallows. If it be pre-
tended that this was because the United States
was not regarded by Great Britain as rebel
why did she not treat priyateers as pirates IL
the Revolution Northern privateering began
with the very beginning Of the revolutionary
war, aud never stopped till its close British
commerce was waylaid and attacked even in
the British channel, and yet there never was Il
case III which one OF our eaptves was treated
by the British Government as pirate. 1t re-
manned for the North, which had employed
this arm Of national defence III the Revolu
ton and in the late war, TO proclaim pr1yateer-
ing to be piracy, and TO prove itself more
cruel and inhuman than the empire which 1t
had denounced as the most cruel and inhuman
of all earthly Governments. Whether 1t will
execute it's denloniac purpose, remains To be
| seen Our gallant sailors are in its power, and
| are prepared TO meet their fate like patriots
| and heroes. Bot woe TO the Yankee inniat es
"i our southern prisons when halter is put
upon The neck Of Southern privateersn,an !
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For the Richmond Dispatch.1
The PatrIetism aud Industry IF an Old
Indy.
CAMP LEE. Nov. ID, ls6l .

CAMP LEE, Nov. 10, 1851.
Mrs. Lucy d. Barnes, of Charlotte county,
Va, now 81 years old, has recently knit Il lot
of most excellent and comfortable socks and
comforts, and sent them 10 the Charlotte
Defenders of the Doth keriment of Virginia
Volunteers, and comm ended by Captain Thos
y. Jetfress. When an old lady, toLtering with
the iEfirmlties of age gives such substantial
encouragement, and eviuces such in terest an q
confidence III the "volunteers, is there man
imbued with the ardor and yalor of q South
ron, who would hesitate To rush 70 the rescue
of his country, and assist in repeliing a fanat-
ical invader, who seeks 10 deprive US Of q hsr
itage won by the blood and bravery of our an
cestorst AMY
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The Grand Jury have indicted NJ. q. Gal
ihway and Is. Desha Harmon, Tor acting as
seconds in duel fought in another State, in
which wound WAS inflicted of which aparty
TO SAID duel died In this alate.--Nnapkls sp-
pkf, .For. ls.
Yankee vessels airs Is thick a: Snip Island,
Mia, as th!svss are Ut Washington city. Ne
ssss lksA tAisty OF lie Largest class war
steamers have tsaa visshss laslss lbs aAgses
asFsHE sias Fasl wsvx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-21

BIZ T.. n COOK go, !,

ny r. - 'ppF. 4urt'r
$4,000 S SI@t do5 % s%s44s9 pa.
TIDN .-,on THURSDAY. 2sth ne, "O'"
oclptk, viii sell my sore sbqp, ~ ~. " o
o. ear esh a"d Sc ''0aa0-e @ obs e'asr.a,,s
y s s.ls. k e,.'s "ooLENs. s,.,,
80 IL ee3 X sufurtv JEANS 70
go Go. CASSiHfkE&
100 d.. SATINkfS.
90 d zsn heiinJ sHtRTS
lN do. do DRAWERS
$50 do. Check SHIRTS
i0I do. Deums do.
100 do. Cant Flannel SHIRTS
90 :" 90. do. d, DRAWERS
800 OVER COATS dfsrsn,rvl.,
25j Br sine SIS COATS different 49,.
800 pair Cashmere and ss,ine, PANS
200 d01'n "a, ai kan SPOOL UOiTUy
y doI. Guerlsey SHIRTS
IS cor. Monkey JACKETS
- pieces CRASH
I'D pieces Rus1s DIAPER
$50 ~ e SGspenae- BUTTONS
- d,x. Mi itsry SaSHES
80 pieces Domet FLANNFIS e.
A. - g commence cot Of D.. atev. al.
s'il list Of sau .ble AID de.!rsb.s NEDlCIy.-
VIZ. La
70 los. tALoMEL
81 lbs. CHLbRDFGRN
100 ozg. MORPHINE
- bs Ppwd -rel Plum
- lbs BISMt1H
guJ BIS COfPFRaS
800 lbs INDIGO
40 lbs NADER.
~ lbs. BLUE STONE
2jO ozs NITRATE OF SIIyrp
he attention of the de j. psrtig,t.,t
qresttd IS IN sale il pos tive a0d really "a ~
portuIity seldom occurring. J
The whole If the above " III be res8v a.,
ination ou W hnNhSDAN, 43fa tust '''
TERu.-CaSh. /, b. COOK
no q Anc,g,ra..
I ARGE AND SUPERIOR ASSOC,
MENT READY MAIt. CLUTHI%t
-lEKINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS 81
NETS, LlNSEIS SHOES BOOTS. a. A.
AUCTION .--On fKiD *, 81 n.st a. 0s.,
1 " il. sell at my s.ore large and superior a.
nant OF Ready Made CIO4 HING. COZ si..inys
Mems AnG Boys heavy Satt Ct Cesslmsl- a.,
Clotu over, Dress ana Ft,ck Coa.s -
Cashmere, 08ainet, Jeans, and other Par.
Vests, &c.
Also
loo dozen Merfno Salrts aGd Drawers, H.,
paTior qga itg.
90 pisce4 -rps riur S..tu.ris
81 gross Agate iiuttous. ~ pliers Iin..v,
Uns,ecv Boots, Shoes, Hat usps &c.
The attention Ut the ua2e ia rCspec iauy "a
cited 40 tue goods are al III the Oe-t quality tg...
apd ssasoaah.e.
TghMs --Czsh imms Ciately on delivery
mo2I p. COOK Anrf
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TIE Great Pri=e Ftghtisa news and amusing
feature of the entertainments at Metropolitan
Hall. After seeing it, every one viii &C
knowledge that grand revolution has taken
place in the manly art of self defence Tue
Harmonious continue 10 receive a liberal
patronage, which they surely deserve.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-21

Arthur Goodwin, old and highly re-
spected citizen OF fredericksburg, died at
that place on Monday last He was Cashier
OF the Farmers Bank AT the time of has
death
John H Ernest, Of Hanover county, killed
q hog lately, Of his own raising, only seven
months old, which weighed TWO hundred and
thirty pounds.
Poor Pies "A facetiogs friend says the hogs
in a certain county in Tennessee are so poor
that the farmers have 70 tie rocks 10 their
taits, to keep them from farming oyer while
roofing.
Mrs Susan Arnold, Of Campbell, gave, a
few days ago. forty pairs of socks TO a yoiun-
teer company from that county.
Walter II. FinnalI, of Stafford county, Va.
died at Harnum's Hotel, Baltimore, On the
18th inst.
The North Carolina State Baptist Conyen-
ton convened on Wednesday, the 18th inst.
at Raleigh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-21

eQuestration-Pro Proceedings have been in
situated in the Confederate States District
Court to sequester from 500, GOO to 81 ,0OO,WO
worth OF stock held by alien enemies i'll the
Seaboard aud Roanoke and Norfolk and Pc
tursburg Railroads.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-21

Shooting The Mayor yesterday investi-
vassd the case of Hezekiah Robinson, charged

Shooting The Mayor Yesterday investi-
gated the case of Hezekiah Robinson charged
with felOniously shooting and killing Charles
Tibbetts, aud woundiag Henry &. Wade, pri-
aoue1. Of war The affair took place on the
hight of the Sth inst Robinson, the sentinel,
was standing on hill adjacent 90 the prison,
when the gun was discharged, the ball enter
ing second story window, and taking effect
upon the men above named, who were stand
ing some Distance back in the room. Tibet
said, before he died, that he believed the shot
was accidental, and indeed this il proved, be
yond doubt, by all the circumstance. The
Mayor discharged Robinson from custody,
and requested the officers OF the PRISON 10 no
THY the coroner, should any such fatal event
occur saereafter.
Il. n. Lloyd another sentinel, was arr'ligned
to answer charge of shooting at the PRISON
windows, though 1t did not appear that any
fatal result elisued. The Mayor reinsnded
him, and the matter vii! 20 before the Hust-
iDg5 Court IN December.