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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-20
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GaSe MAhTBYiS OYSTER DE.
Ma POT Gate Holt 4 MAltby'sl CELEBRATE0
"a - uTELL BB RE0gfFED DdTEz.l arr
From hls estAbllahnant ~ baleimoro--1ra - -
eens'and warrant ted lle!lt and good % % sais.
Spice Oysters, and ssrdines kspt constantly %
BSiilnOrs, New YolE and Prihoss Bay 81 aOF
tsrs win be received daily b. Exp7eGa.
~ ORhOEEla ior gale by tho 1alTll. III
go No 20 Superior strse,, ClsVoislsI q.
d. % EAIR IA KEY OYSTERS ~
FHE CELEBRATED -F4AlIR EArs
VEN Plaaf OlsteTs, lbaiuE th1 llIIIosI and 5',.1i
Oysterl c1u9nt - tnl1 season % 90 Tcdr, a. 4 y
eaived daily BY Expresg O cal8 and les, l1lif
sale only b. J. b. 3 A. 5. QORHAH,
OctGBm lei 8lperiur gtruoe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-20

H6use, Barn and acres Land, on Euclid Plank
Road, milo from ermina tfon Of Street r. r Sio0
Lake Street-FramO
Superior ST. -. = s....-.....s...s.....4
PittsbnrS st-Briek House, ii aood order. 10
Hamilton ST., near WQod-Brick House. l25.
ROUSE 4 JENNINGS.
mhy6 ai 81 Iu1 Real Estate and Ing. Agsnta-h
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-20
8oardiaa.
10ERRTNG 9OUsR---TRI

BOARDING HOUS E---T h Il
9 Ah HOUSE. No. y Public sqIArss ,end y
~ citv-kas Len thorOu1hiy tspairel, and . ncV
Jpan far Boardars. Families Wiahing % iuInil1
tkeir uWn rooms can b aeconl1ioelled 49, i-l9
and conVeniant roo1a8 all peQ-lpq . s4le 49,.
BoarderT sne Day Boarders VII bad good eccomnlo7
aItfcnE On nllI1lahle t9rl1s Aelell g -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-20
Comparative strensth Of the LOyalists and
the Rebels. .I

The New York Times gives the following
as the relative strength of the cOntending
parties in the present. contest:
The Official statement, furnished BY the
Superintendent of the Census, of the number
of men between the ages OF Is and As, in the
several States and in the sections, shows the
ultimate result of the pending contest. The
total for the Free States is, 3,778,O00, and
for the Slave States, 1855, 900. There are in
the Territories and District of Columbia, ST.
600. which may be added to the strength Of
the North, and %, 600 in Delaware, wdich
should be taken from the Southern and added
to the Northern Column. But even these ex-
plantations fail to exhibit the full strength of
the free element, and the weakness of the
slave element of the Union, since hundreds Of
thousands in Maryland, VirginiA Kentucky
and Missouri, have openly taken the side Of
the Government in the effort it is making to
preserve the Union. Maryland, in fact, has
unconditionally cast her lot with the Union /;
and we shall be within the mark in assuming
that one-third of the population. of Virginia,
Kentucky and Missouri, have done,or will do
likewise.
If we are correct in these assumptions, the
numerical strength of the parties to the
struggle now waging, will be as follows:
Free States. ,TTs 900
Territories and District Of Columbia. 1000
Delaware ,.,.....,-.,.....'-........ Z2,OC0
One,third OfYirginia, Kentuky and Mis-
souri,. .,.,.......,......'........ 100000
Total for Union. ....................4,1 IT, 900
=
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-20

lNOTICE.-THH GREDITORs OF
~ the volcano Iron CompauTyGrs hereby uCfi.
ned 70 present thel claims aganst said cO1apay to
me At ny once in MassilOd, StaTk county l)lio On
and dividend n TT - ? =
.By order q the Court o. Uommsn Plsas u ssdd
lLt5siIoG, nStssiloon, April 5, 1851, RsesiT5t.
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Il7ns
our charges are loE.
., E9 slioTts shaii b vsEiat 70 nsrl s, 5lrOnsss
oi tnose VINO have Wool to 81. aANANu
mv,1 oS,si oSS,ahNHELAAD ~ "a ID WOOL DEPOT co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-20

LIBERAL ADVANCES
SW1tLItE MADE on RE6aIVIEa WOOL y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-25
ReileESEP Planters

the following are the resolutions adopted by tht
Commercial and FisanciaI Convention at It's Iatt
session in Macon with reference to the relief of oul
planters:
Whereas, By the laws Of nations, debts due tc
alien enemies are suspended and bear no interes
during the continuance of war.
RESOLVED, therefore, That in the opinion of this
Convention, the Sequestration Act, adopted by the
Confederate Congress at its recent session. should
not require the payment Of debts due by our citi-
zens to alien enemies during the existence of the
war; but that it should require only the evidence
OF the indebtedness TO be returned and placed up
on record by the receiver, without security de-
mlnded and taken for the ultimate payment Of the
same.
That IN cases wherein the debtor to an alien en-
envy IS also a claimant of indemnity for damages
sustained by the act or acts of the soverement of
the United State Of the people thereof the said
claim shall be allowed as an offset and the bslspce
only shall be the subject OF payment.
That we respectfully recommend to the Confed-
crate Congress such alterations in or additions to
the SequestEatiOn Act as may be necessary to an
thorZed the Confederate Courts to inquire into the
bona tide of every transaction of our own citIzsns
with alien enemies between the 2Ist of Nav, 1861
and the dsteof the passage Of the act and TO protect
from the operations of the act those engaged in spcb
IrauspUrsaLOns, whose dealings VITA fhe enemy
were Of manifest benefit TO the peUpe Of the Gov
ernment OF the Confederate States, or free from
faint of dislOyaityE
That the Government Of the Confederate States
having assumed the place Of the alien creditor of
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the Confederate debtor, shoUld stand on the same
footing with all other creditors.
That this Convention further recommend to the
Congress of the Confederate States, such mod;fca-
ton Of the Seeuesration Act as may be requisite to
exempt from the the operation the property Of per
sons resident in the State with which we are at war
who are laboring under the disabilities of overture
or infancy and consequently unable though desiring
to change their domicl and are not actually enc
mics to the South
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-25

". & e. +. CHEATRAFa,
WHOLESALE GROCEES, AgD DEALERS
FTHH B1ASDIgs, WINss, TOBACCO, oIeARs. NAILS.
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
coEEE2 o. COLLEGE, AND GEURCR S7RErTs.
Nashville, Tennessee.
KBy n in receipt Of large and we'll ueisesd stock Of
Groceries, Liquors etc, consisting 10 part folioesi
IN bids Sugar, grazi genuine Havana CrFs
stu balls choice Nolss-csi 200 kegs Nails, ssrortod;
IGe do 90 i69 doz5n Painted BucEstst
90 rags prime Rio Co5esi so nssts TUES;
100 hs PoVderod, CTEsi Ens 20 bbls English TSisEtsI
Lest Sugar. 10 ibis PeeanEi
$50 sozss Star Gandlesi 70 Ibis Til5crts.
eco boxes Tobacco, sEsorts1
FINE EERANDEES, " INES, a q.
e & 4 choice French Brsn5ies;
90 Il casks Aadsira, sherry, and Pert Wlsesi
$50 hGgkets best BRANDS Chsnpsgcaj
80 hozss scoTiil ClaEs;,
10 Ibis ans Robertson County WhisAyi
do % DO Bourbon
And also large sockef comnon Whisky, AHsEssa Brandy
POWDER AGENTS.
Assn for the Dupont Hazard and sycamore PoHdF The IA
d.Eguei being the only Agentsn HashYls Manufacturer
oud call the attention OF the Merchants Traders ts
lsrgestOck Of Powder hand, IN Bsgasinefor sale.
3GG kegs Dupont Rife Powder 1880 kegs Hazard BsstrgPoH
So ( % g g. g $500 *, syo.nor. Basins
sS 90 S so 90 90 i'2 s ss2ss Of F0"a'r '''f'
$3.50 ksgsDupont ssirg Pow 50 bbls Toy Bedford Co.,
dsr. Esfety fuse.
JAIL II. q. q. 2. CHEATHAE, Agents.
SOLE AGENTS FGE
DlpoRrSPOv5sri Soy, Bedford h Co.'S sSiasJ
EaKzrd DO Eras,
Sycamore CO
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$50 Reward.
WILL give tbs above for the apprehension and deV
Il cry to me OF
ANDE SON,
taken out Of the State SIS taken and secured that
lean him. BE may have left here With Of the Regi
mSnts may still be about town.
Description.
Back with short close hair large and prominent lips hle set OF
teeth rather slow spoken, has slight the back OF the
the effect Of letter weighs about $50 lbs about feet 10
inches high and is II or Is years old.
Ssp3dH WI LAWRKNOE.
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CRoSss.TIES WANTED.

CR0SSS-TIBS WANTED.
FENHB Nashville snd North Western Railroad COMPANY visa
1 to contract FOR 10000 Cedar CrOss-Tics. 9feet
long, inches thEk we'll hevn to face not
less than inches clear sound to be de-
cd st the grads line Of the road in Nashville ..r..
The contractors want to contract for 10000 W b. ta'
Post Oak Ties, Of the size above deiTs
on the line Of the road in piles from section "A to section ~
enough each section to supply the zane.
Persons wishing to bic viii direct the PTesidsn
Of the Nashville and Fortvestsrn Eaiross COMPANY
Mash viic,fenU suiyIG-tf
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Removed,

Removed.
HAVE removed Shoe establishment to Market street, No
sos the public square, next door to Morrow Son
where would be pleased former customers and friend
And shall endeavOr at all tins keep hand general aort
nent Of Homo Made Boots and Sho es, IN as grea
variety and low rates the price OF materials will justify
Army boots AMI shoes and all kinds ohey work kept store
made to order.
Highest market price paid for Hides and Leather.
Bep20-u JAMES W. HAMILTON.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.

~
TAXI pleasure IN announcing to ny cid fsnds md -
toners tat after absence Of two ye2 have again
turned 70 tie practice OF the Photographic ART
branches having purchased the interest Of brsthsr
old established Gallery in Union Street, and having E5t
msnhs in New York the past Summer obtain fay all
the ts improvements in the art have pants renovated Ana
enlarged TIE suite Of Rooms throughout That facilities
produce hrstel york thar most Galleries
Of conduse 70 the comfort Of patrons trust not
only the proud position the Gallery has heretofore
sustained 20 elevate En higher standard. have
also engaged Of Mr. COOK, Il the best Photo
Erapsrs in the world the Pictures which obtained the
Ant premium the Worlds Far In London In 1851 and
determined only to make this the leading Gallery in
State but my shall not be surpassed North Sou
and now introduce the public the following ByisS
Imperial Photograph, India InkI
Yisnstte. plain coloredr
IyOrytypes, coloEed;
Pastel Pictures, life riBei
Photographs on Canvass, Life sissI
Visiting Cards, full length, plain;
Autograph PhetogIs phB, 10 taken at enc sittiEg.
sssrreoscopes on glass or paper.
continue make tie NelAiLotype and Ambrsype a. hereto
fore The above styles sill entirely In this city except
the Autograph Gard, which only made At tina All
who want of2nyhng in line politely invited 70 give
call bsfoe whiting elsewhere, when viii prove b. OccuA
demonstration the sboT acss. Respectfully,
Oct3l-d = W. HU9ABs.
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A Card TO Largo Dealers, QuartcrmaStcrs,
etc., etc.
A MAMMOTH STOCK.
DAM. r. SHIELDS CO., have the pleasure Of
cling the Southern trade that they have in
perhaps largest Of merchandise, daPei the army
and the wants Of the pie generally that can be found the
Confederate States
As business is strictly commission, prices uniform and
at the lowest rates thst the times will elbow.
Central Rooms q & SC coegest Opposite sewazee Hotel
octl5 diff
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COperas, Soda, &c.
m BARRELS Ooperas;
OH $50 Casks ;odsi
500 pactase5 star Candles; for sale for cash.
sept19-du HUGH MCCREA & 90,
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UNDERTAKINGS Cat J, n. Cur-eys Old Stand Union be
tssn Cherry aad GUNNER sreetsl prepared 70 se1j
. Funerals all tines, with wooden COns, plain coored
ant Metallic bCFsi Csskets ard Cases Of sroPeoT quality
he times irue25-0
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Scientific DEscevery---rIecGro-
Water,

t-oua % ths profession that Ess,r0ity Is the Es
motor Of Js. Every remedy Vhsh really diss4ss
does 80 because a electrical adaptation the wants Of ~
invalid By the Of such remedies and warn ELEcT1c
WATTR in which patients bathed in currents OF slecr
Ladies Being attended by a-Lsdy-I curing All kinds o. Old
and ohstnsts complaints which have est All othsI means
Of cure: Consunptges receive lie, but in such sses
where patients weak TO vstme, treat them By ae
RyooE HosDitaI AGIGtioas which hEsshed into the
assassd lung right at the seat disease Send I've
Staps FOR paphletl Other patients who cannot come to
t64 EJzGGIg ETERsS esa By sending fee-the AgeseE
iicines th
fnd Tor ceuarA TIE Electric Waters extract all mineral
Sstaees taken a elicine or Otherwise absorbed The
perience Of over twenty years the treatment sf hus
and ernc cases and Womsns weaknesses, sy
be regarded as a reasonable guarantees OF Fseesss-
NJ Rooms and BeardiGE FuF4ished 60
Patients II
PHYsIOIANs VINO may avail themselves Of his val
ssbIs discovery Baths invited 70 ol at ocs
a. No If6, South Summer street.
Hours fgo to5P n. sVsEy day sxeeP. the sssssta
k5sress DR.. W0MBACGH+
rsrals1-dktEIy Nashville, Tsna.-
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SILK AND UNITING
= q g s. =
AN prepared make Flags the above goods
Il in any Siss style desired.
JOHN LUCK.
ang29-dt IS Union strsst
RTAURY RIFLES
REM VAL
NEW PURCHASE.

HAVE purchased Of W. W. Finn his stock OF Wall Paper
&C., soa removing NY stock OF Locking Gssses Gilt
Frames Venetian Blinds, Win low Shades, Artist HAersS
&C ,&e, to his Nv Rnns old stand, q Public Square
ne Deadeek street, EhsCs ShSbs glad ~
patrons 81. EREEAAE.S
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Anderson & Romans,
AndersOR's Foundry and Mach
shop,
NO. 50 BROAD sEEERr,

a Rz misunderstanding hE borEs power porsbs steam 81
n suit2bis for printing oEces, plantation uss, and
mail engines are required. Price 5000,
Stationary Steam Rhymes from ten 70 thirty horss pol
Srces a. Low ~ hrstelass engine can b. furnished at
prepared to al orders for Engines and Mi Msshinery
lasoest improved patterns st short nocs eating mad
or Soek Of patterns for ToaF hs And orcazr asSh sn
oSH Mills are znrVlilsd fer strength dErsSty and soC
sfpoRZ. =,
ALL WORK GUARANTEED,
and experienced WorEsn frnhed 70 set % our work vi
dRsd. ?
oonEsnty On hand fzil assortment o. eastins asla
a. Eoundry An experienced pattern MAKER and dgafh
employed Working drsstngs, spcoiacationa bIzaa E-d
mates furnished On application.
Hs0ms and Sales Room a. So Broadway, Na.hlins, II
inBdl2-dH
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Lnnd for sale.

II application made before St January, viii sell Aeco
I Eodsting terms Forty Acres OF Land, three nilsl
non Corporation lnits Mill Greek. opposite AA GoHA
This OF the beautiful locations in Davidson county
About onehsf Of the land in timber the balance In eulva
ton There are On premises comfortable cabins and hns
young Apply MAJ GsTF the place, 70
SELF for particulars OHAs, 4. H1hsTOhi
iulyI4-a
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sale of Slave.
VETHEREAs there mitted to The jsl Of Gunner
w county, the 5h day Of October, 1900 Tun4Nay
nego slave the OF Bill; ard whereas
appeared to dema nd and said slave therefore,
by virtue auth ory in by wi j. the 5th
Of November next TO public sale for cah, 81 the
Court House door in GaIlstin, aid slave Bill.
Bill Is likely and about ears cid.
GEORGE LOVE,
October S, '6I-imA ehSIif Of Sumrer County.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-25
00LD EHpAL. PsAHOs !

EEIz PsGssS 10 5sTn thst ssest Wor6s Pair,
W held h!s on il the city OF 5scoD, Georgia center
p-l1g Baltimore E-rl, Nm. KncLe { Co., awarded the
ElTSt Premium all competition, foT t celebrated GoLD
MEDAI PIHos Ths Fair being he'd EIcr ths direction O. TIE
sCutAtTn Cotton Planters Las ciaOn large and nh1ensal
body Of en, the importance stCh to Tesvings he hoso
Of their Fair, produced, lean, unusual degrss
petition the part 81 many OF the Piano FOTe Manufacturers
Of the country. Several fas InstrmsHs exhbi
ton hut after patient and horouZh examination Ct their
respective msrts, tie adS unanimously decided ist ne
ruR the hsnufactory Of Eul K1ste & CO. ths 'scs9
rio. > snd awarded the Medal sccor3irglyI
without wishing to appear nydaoGs viii add that teen
terPTse, public spirit snd Unrng energy With Which the srS
Ensbe conduct thsr business en them in eminent dzgTes
all The honors snd Vh they achieved tsT
lire Lavish in the exsDturs OF time and money Produce
First C1g PiGa0, and s5ysrtsiag extensively to aks
their estGDls sat known y ther reward IN tie posses
zion Of large end constantly iacTng business and The zrta
graGcc1 Ct knowing t2t whenever and wherever ccPe
alton The OTdsr Of IRE day judges uniformly pronounce sE
Pia1os % bs "Szcsls;o sEas o. December I'D,
1850
S.-A supply Of Cls being received By A. H.
Mcclure, 81 no ,sst, The sale Agent OE Adis Tsn1sssee
Who Ei' a-'' II stcsJly gTices.
rgarf
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20 C0OpcTS.
EALER proposals for making thousand gunpoEdsr btr
- Tes for the Confederate States, will be received until
Wednesday, October %,
particulars to dimensions, mateT &c apply to tie
undeTs at the Gunpowte Works Refinery o. Cher
and Franklin streets, Nashville, enn. N D. CROss
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Wanted TO Rent,
SMALL Houle, Cottge preferred convenient to business,
n for which liberal rent will be rLId. Apply to
Z. B. O0NEOR,
octl5-H No 5 College greet.
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WANTED

WANTED.
FE exchange twenty Woodland IN the vicinity
OF Nashville for city property Negroes. Apply 70
Err hay,
SEPT ia sta'e Capital
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A LOT OF CLARIFIED AND FINE BROWN
"a SCGAR; Just received and for sale BY
oct5 II PAYNE, JANRs & 20.
A GENTLEMAN wishes to purchase, for his use, 3
~ strictly No house servant. For possessing superior quail
tiles sssmstree5, &C., liberal prise will be p2d.
Apply at City Hotel octi-6
NOTICE TO FOUNDERS.
HAVE 5000 Bushels No Pitts-urg Coke for sale vhia
will sell in large small quantities to suit purchasers
WIN DEWS. Agent,
Opposite Fhsnens HALL 80 80 College street.
Wanted.
EETANTED by the Starch Manufacturing Company. 5000
We bushels sprouted wheat for which the highest sTfe
price viii be paid ty apply to VIM. KITCH, Agent,
Starch Manufacturing Company,
College street, Nsshvil e, Tenn.
B.-oonitsnt employment will be given TO good arch
makers Octl6-da
ATTENTION!
Members OF the 2tIh ReR iment Tennessee
Volunteers.
Ii officers and members Of the 2th that able dutY
N will report themselves headquarters at Cave CRY,
medately they will be considered dsserers
fer th=m. By order. X. D. ALL Icon,
Colonel Commanding.
v, z. BARRINGER.
Cave City, Oct II, 'Gl. Acdng Adj1tant.
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A CARD.
consideration Of the advance in all descriptions 81 material
used IN the manufacture OF castings well the increased
est OF labor consequent the present Ct living
We the undersign ed foundrymen OF the city Of Nashville
are advance the price OF castings
pound from the present GS;s.
(sgned) ANDREW ANDERSON,
ILLS & MOURE,
7. III. BRENNAN
Nashville, October Is, Ie6'-dIm Bop
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LOT OFCLARIFIEpA AND FINE BROWS
oc.5 II PAYNE, JAxRs & 70.
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And Arsss ApparatuI and ohsalosls Il sVss asscEpo
N.
Nsw YOk Buls duplicated IN Svsry Instances, At cOss sua
rfarss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-23
NEWS FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.

ALBANY. March ell p
Inc Assembly Committee ON Cities ana villages had
under consideration this afternoon the bill give the
appointment OF the Street Commas 10 the Mayor
and Comptroller without the confirmation Of the Alder
men. Several persons appeared before them for and
against the b and appears that the advocates Of the
Aldermen descended into personalities of
weakness OF their cause. l was not aware
that Mr.. Hardy had become an advocate Of the
Ring did his friends here suppose that he could
descend so low as he did Of the members Of the
committee this afternoon II enough for his repu-
tafion TO bear in day defend the unscrupuous dis
GRACEFUL, rotten combination Of the Common Council
without insulting those that appeared there with per-
sonalties IN regard to peoples private business and
which had no bearing upon the question before
them.
The evening session of the House was taken
up In the third reading Of bills. large number
have been pending, waiting final reading, for some
time past and the last two days have been devoted al
most exclusively TO their final passage The bill to divide
the fonkers school district was upon motion OF Mr.
ncDermott recommitted to the Committee or the Whole
There has been quite struggle over this BILL McTer-
mott was defeated In his attempt TO kill day or two
pass this winter.
The Gibbons case made the special order for next
Friday evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-23

gourBAnrroN AND Enthusiastically Araeo-Mr John W
Hull bearer Of Dispatches and lady Lieut. Livingston Pr
CLARK aviland, Miller, Mr. and Mrs Cent Mrs lily
Jcwett and servant Mr. and Mrs Kendall, Mr. and Mrs
ieman Miss Ince Mrs Toucey, Mics Touccy Mr. Toucey
MI Hewitt. Henri, VIM Coms'sble, Mr. Napier Napier
Mr. and Mrs Lobitt, Miss Lob Mr. Monotie Mr. Como,
Kastor, Mcmmipger, Mr. Ahlborn, Young G Horr,
Mr. Guenandon snd fen, MT TouInc, Samoa Mr. Rhett
Mr. seiiz Gssn Mis Kngusey, schwab, winsncr and
son, q Walker, Fawn. Laurent Isrcnt Mr. SeHre.
der, Ferd 0sner, Miss rlvnkctt, Net, iaskins Mr.
Bonny, Mr. Eppipger l. Mayer, Schwab, Air spitzenher
aer II Trenkie NJ aud srnger and Sea- Mrs Charros
Miss schwab, Miss Hirscb, Chas Cuien Mr. Barnwel-
Msvssusz-Brig John Butier-C turrasc Frank lahens
Mr. Collins.
Rio oRAspg-SshrJ y ppsAn2'- Capt Thos X TAyis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-23

NEW ORLEANS, March 20, 1861.
Cotton The Aragos news had effect the market
Sales to-day 1900 bales at l2c. 12iic. for middng
Sales Of the week 50 600 bales Receipts Of the week
II SEQ bales against 81 zoo last year. Exports OF The
week l02 COO balestoal exports TO date 500 bales
decreased receipts at this port 292 900 bales do at all
the ports us 600 bales stock in port, IA 800 bales
Flour dull: super, IS Is IS IS Cofee-saes Of the
week. III 500 bags; imports none stock ID $50 bags,
against 900 last year Freight on cotton to Liverpool
lid. I'D.
CHtRfysrov, March %, 1861.
CotonSales day. SEQ bales within the range of s..
to IL 1l6c. The market has an advancing tendency.
PUrApnrTuA, March 20, 1851.
Flour unchanged. Wheat firm: sales 1000 bushels;
red, 81 81 . ~ 80; white, 81 40 81 So Corn hrm
sions dull: meas pork, SIT 26 Lard l0c Co1ee un-
changed whiskcy steady AZ 1shc.
CHICAGO, March o. 1861.
Exchange on New York has declined to pei cent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-23
a Late Railroad Disaster and Dcstruc-
tiOn Of the Mails.

PH1tADWTHIA, MafCI =, koOfs
there we're thrty.i mail pouches ON tho Ponnsy-
ula Railroad train which was burnt on "Wednesday
hi, most or which were destroyed-among them tine
|uat Toledo, Columbus and Pittsburg mails OF the
h. destined for Harrisburg Phils<c)pha and Washing
The Harrisburg mail alone was saved. Among the
hers partly destroyed was one TO the President.
fcal Post ONCE agent loft here to-day 10 secure Tn
nains Of letters, which win be sent 70 the dead ctte