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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-02

@rSome despotic governments
have quite as much reason to be a.
fraid of dead authors as of living
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-02

GA wise man may be pinchsd
by poverty, but only a fool will let
himselfbe pinched by tight boots.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-02

esEMan is an animal; SO is 4 hog.
1t is a bad rule that won't work both
ways, therefore man Is a hog. Z
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-02

GA crusty old bachelor says,
the talk of women is usually about
the men. Even their laugh is but
sshe! he!" .ma @ T..
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-02

@A bitter partizan editor cur
ses all parties but his own, and is a
curse to that. 4aA aalif -. &.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-02

f%Self Compromising blank Notes
81 per hundred, tor sale II this Office.
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7. O. o. nj
Grand Lodge of Louisiana.


THE R. ". OR ANDLoDGE OF LOUISIANA T. o.o.F,,
meets semi annually the fourth Tuesdays in January and
July 1861 In Grand ledge Room Odd Fellows Hall corner Of
Camp and Lafayette streets. New Orleans: "
Lodge, No. s, NJ: W. Grand Master Gardner smith of Com
nercia Lodge, No T. r. W D. Grand MASTER Joseph West
Of Louisiana Lodge, No l. R. W. Grand Warden Henro Bier
o. Hope Lodge No. H. R. W Grand Secretary; f. W pees.
derne of Southwestern Lodge No 49, R. W Grand Treasurer
Ii q Setson, of Southwestern Lodge, No. 49, r. A. Dent
EEL Of Louisiana Lodge No. Grand Representatives r.
lodgeNo II, " Grand Chaplain; Francis Rnwle of Mer.
chants Lodge, No. A. w Grand Marshal John Talon Of
MasMms1Sn Ledge No y g. Conductor j. g. Krebs of
OF crescent Lodge No. s. W. G. Herald
DiSfe Deputy Gvad has'crs-Joln p Barnett, of Cove
IhnS Ledge No II, District No @ New Orleans John s
R o, yeerson Lodge Nc District No. New Orleans
opeionsas; j. NJ Collins Of DeSoo Lodge No J. district No
nson Rouge John Moore of New Iberia No 49, District
District No. 81 WsshnFd psuEh e rFiris igdge
oJp No. S - bix Ne ctn9n Julius Fn4a Of Hermann
sumption Lodge No IL, District No II, Naposonyille
Standing CoHsHiteeS-Siaie of the ordet-p G NJ t. Pis
bury Tsmpar Lodge No. - p q. NJ, Thns H. Shields
Union No q r g.; John r Caldwell, Hope, No. H. Judi
Wagner, Howard No y; r: G, Thomas Grips Hope f.
re!iIlonS and Appea's-r:G NJ, J. @ Dunlap Howard No
Is +: e.; Eneas Smith, IgmpMr No Is; P. o.. Elw'd Bar
Blake, Commercial No IL; P. c. r. L. Bruce Orcan. No
Il r. g., j. H Genns9n LousSna, No / FinancsP G.
let Crescent No 3; p G. !, Poreus Howard, No 49, Con-
Stitlon and BF.AnwsP c. T.. Graham. Merchants, No AZ
7: g., II. L. kelsey, Southwestern, No. ID; p. g. James
Co"Fh, Gommercial No Il. CtedenIals P D., +, A. Den
eel Louisiana No y e., c. q. Bier, Delta No. ID; p g.
Josiah Folger, Union, No. 9.
All communications the II, W Grand Master or Grand
Secretary should be forwarded to the office Secret
HENRY BIER Ciraad Secretary.
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Receipts OF. Produce.

I
MEMPHIS Per steamer Grand Duke-6 hhds
sugar 20 bbls molasses Lobit l. Charpanter- 60
do hhds sugar to a Miltenherger &eo--2s2 sacks
cotton seed w Cox Eco 594 do Tate Il Dupuy-
SO bales hay Fellowes &eo-2s kettles = ; Laye-
Hewitt, Norton &co--6 pkgs leather W Fl Witheral
40 do Horter& Georgia. bbls -four C Il Smith
1S0 do j Stevens 200 do a Glenn Eco l6 do
bxs starch "A Bower &co- 1873 kegs nails Kearny,
Blois &co--47 pkgs potatoes Black & Byington-
lis pkgs applessA b Henkel Geo 2o7 scks rye 80
bbls OIL Norton d Maoaulay--l0 kegs butter6 bales
hops to Grief, Byrnes &eo-ll8 seks bran $50 bbls
-four = a Kennedy &co-6l DO 50 scks bran to T A
Hamilton 1872 bdls iron Fl Fassman-- sundries to
order Total ID hhds sugar so bbls melasses.
II FORT ADAMS Per steamer Laurel Hill-36
hhds sugar $50 bbis molasses Y Allain- go do "A
hhds sugar A D Kelly aSco--20 do sc bbls molasses
J W Burbridge &co- 50 hhds sugar a Miltenber-
ger Gco-50 bhfs sugar Lapice Bros SO hhds sugar
las hbls molasses to q Durrive Geo. do IL hhds
sugar A y DaSdya 40 bbls molasses R Nugent 4
eo--I7 bbls 80 hf bbls malasses 10 hhds sugar to
Menard 4 Vignaud-.5 bbls molasses w 4 D Urqu-
bart 10 bbls 80 hf bbs molasses ~ hhds sugar to
R BFugier-- 40 bbls molasses j Watt &co--45 bbls
10 hf bbls molasses Bell & Bou1gny IS hhds sugar
McStea, Value ECO ~ bbls moiasses Stewart 81
James-43 do ii sDaSilva &eo-- 243 do do As hhds
sugar Lauye Il Lei lanc--l0 do 66 bbls molasses to
A G Marianaux- 40 do Montgomery & White IS
Norwood Ii hhds sugar 80 bbfs molasses Angus
tin d TMbeault- so bbls SO bf bbls molasses to E
L Schif Eco SO do Maspero- 9 hhds sugar to
N Gordon jr-3s do 55 bbls molasses 10 bbls sugar
Roman g. Olivier sundFiss to Free Market san
dries to order-Total l2S bbs 36S hhds sugar 1928
bbis 322 hf bbls moIasses. 81 .sisE - Is.
\ FORE JACKSON Per steamer Empire Parish
-I8 hhds sugar P Cazenage- 10 do. Payne & Har-
Tison--2 do j a. Roherts--l0 do do Montgomery &
White-l2 do SIS bbls molasses Rhorer & Znnts-22
hhds sugar 80 hf bbls molasses E l. Sehiff &eo--s6
do 70 bbis do @ Olivier 90 do Bell d Bouiigny--,
81 seeks potatoes SO seks rice F Martn-24 do Fatjo
4. Brunaso- 12s do Lapene & Ferre- sundries TO
order Total II hhds sugar ia bbis ll6 half bbls
molasses. 81.
X 84H- tys-4 Railroads. v
{ N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
. CANTON, October %, ls6I--4o bales hay to-
Stewart & james SO Ably & Catching-3O Thorn
hill &co--s Mcfarland & Barksdale--S Samuel Bar
Tet-5 Giffen Snedes &ea-=Tatal lao bales hav
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HEN OrIealls 4silp Crescent,
DEE. ART-nxENsT COLUMNS
Rihsr SateIIiafllte.
,ssycasF e.yles W, I uas e ; sssErr,

yeyscrFr pyycr No.sU ElEr STREET, Z
g Thesdas MoruiIg, October q isst 8
Thewcather yesterday was pleasant. Notlling
OF special interest occurred on the leyee.. Bust
ness was rather Light. II
The Laurel Hi from Fort Adans and Empire
sugar ana mo3asses. The Grand Duke from Mem
AplIis had d light trip. she returns On Thursday
Ths departures yesterday we're The kennelt 10Y
Mesnnhis and the Laurel Hill for Bayou sara.
Wit Music from Bafonrc1e. Gem Quitnaan and
Louis D0r from Memphis vii bs found Ia az inc
landing ts-day, receiving for return trips. M
The w. gurton and Era No. 5, as we stated in
ssr isstie, came to the landing having
hess, MI ii liz ,top repair. The Barton leaves this
eya,,JsIr and The Era on Thursday beth for Red
river. Tie 2lonzo Child arrived from Memphis on
suasay morning, and has laid up for repairs.
The Acadia having been PIT in complete repair,
viii resume her trips to ldsonville next Thurs
day. She viii leave here every Tuesday and Thurs
sisy mornings at 10 o'clock and every Saturday
evening at o'clock.
The Memphis Appeal Of the 10th says
i The river rose inches during the twenty four
hours ending last evening, making 8 inches since
it commenced rising on Friday-it is still rising.
The weather was fair but cloudy yesterday bust
ness was dull and shere we're no arrivals
Inc IlsEzle StifHlNpS leil Will y Suuu HSSstuSSE
and light freight TIP. including 500 bbls and 400
sacks Of fionr and 500 sacks potatoes, for New
Orleans, atld The Victoria for Vicksburg. The Hill,
Mars, Yazoe, Cambridge ADMIRAL Parallel Nor
gan and simonds, lay at the landing lastnight. @
MUSIC FOE LAFoURe az The fast weekly passen-
ger packet Music, Capt. Jos Dalfares commander,
and Mr.. IA. Richard, clerk, leaves positively at
10 o'clock to-day, for Lafourche and all Coast
landings s d
z WI Bu Rrols FOR RED RIt- Oh, The splendid light.
draaght swift and excellent passenger packet ".
Bnrt8a. Capt. n. IA. Bossat commander and
Messzs. Bell and Gompere clerks leaves this even
ing ct S O'Clock, for Red river and way landings
NSvcHEz FOR MEMPHIS The swift, safe and m
riHalled passenger pact Watcher Capt, I. =.
Leaders Commander. leaves at O'Clock this eye.
ming. for Natehes, Vieksburg, Memphis and all
way landings, carrying the Confederate States
mali to YiskshnFg Massrs. Green and Moody
hey Ghqirg erks, viii be found at their posts, In
the office d usual to- that passengers are pro-
perry cared ipr. sss - M! ~ 8s
IlERnBLIe FOR MEsIPHIs,--The staanch and regu-
lar passenger packet Republic, Capt. Jos. d.
CLARK commander, and sAar Clifford O. W ayne clerk,
leaEes positively at s o'clock this evening" for
Memphis and al way landings in the bends The
PASSENGER Accommodations Of the Republic are
complete ii every particaas.s Ne cordially coma
mend he, anda her worthy officers to passengers
hoHndsap river to-day, - y S<ssg Il 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-22
8shiel, Of tks SIlarksts.
oaI.eSss oss,sa, so- e c4ss ssaxa

gRksdkNT. UFfs0N, No. 70 CANf sgRYsI,
& Tuesday Morning, 0etohsf q. 1851. 4
GorTcN. The sales to-day comprised rs bales.
The supply 70 saant and prices are sitter.
ToaAcoo, Nothing reported.
suGAR The better qualities are in demand,
but the lower grades are neglected. The sales
sconprise a hhda. Low Fair at 4c, and 20 Clarified
Yellow at 81 for Low and Sc. ID ID. for Choice.
MoLAssEs. There Is q fair demand, but at
easier prices. About 1900 bbls. were sold at 2o@
q for Prime to Choice, small lot fetching 22e.;
ALSO 800 halfbb at 2ss 024c. for Prime to Choice
FLOUR. Owing to light supplies prices have
advanced; rs bbs. superfne sold at So, 100 Choice
Extra at se rs and so at si0'ss9b bl.
Corn. ss7 sacks Poor White sold at 95c and
400 Prime st 81 10 buahel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-22

BRAN I. 1850 sacks sold at 80 10 " 100 lbs.
HAY. 40 bales Western sold on Saturday at
s42 % ton.
Pork. :. Ness is retailing at SI5 u Dbl.
BACON u. Bacon Hams are retailing at We, and
Sugar Cured at Csc. % ID.
LARD. 1. Prime in tierces and in kegs is retailing
at 2T@2sc. % ID. -.
MESSY. Reotifsd is retailing slowly ats5c. %
.eaiiaD gk ~. q 4 4sf-a--s - go. gsss7- s5r a.a7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-22

ALABAMA,
Corner Of Tchoupi,ouas and Robin streets.
Corner Of Tchoupitouas aud Henderson strsets.
LOUISIANA y N''
... Corner of St. Thomas Basin streets.
Corner Of TchoupitouaR and Richard streets,
Corner Of Tchoupitoulas and Richard ST. eets.
MERCHANTS,
New I.eyee and Louissstreets.
1870 Corner Levee and Rotlgnar srreets
PLANTERS,
Corner Annunciution and Richard Streets
S1YMANSBTS,
- Corner LeVee and Clouet streets, Third District,
SHIPPERS
UNION,
WOODS, ''''' N'4 -''''SD''' ''''s'''
Corner Canal and Robertson streets
TEXAS,
,, Corner of Tchoupoulas and Orang streets.
CRESCENT PRESS
- New I.eyee street
Front Iereo street.
LEVEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
Leyecstreet between 81. Ferdinand and Montegut
streets, Third District.
PICAYUSE,
Levea street, opposite Post 1873, Third District,
INDEPENDENT,
New Levee and RoGignac streets.
COTTON PRESS,
NEW evee street. between Montegut and Clousstreets
Third District.
PELICAN PRESS,
Corner of st. Mary'a and Tchouptoulas streets
Fourth District.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-22
Subordinate Lodges.

room No s. Odd Fellows Hail. GcertNorrs f ETe
to ET h9 Per- faps Mcpneshey Secretary
WASHINGTON LODGE Nos meets every Thursday even
ing in Murigny Buildings, Third Dis;tct 0fcers John
II Wi,I - tnPS; heinnI1, V - ~ Evans Secretary; j.
UNION LODGE No meets every Monaev eysn,nr in roo,,
10 3dd Fellow fisl ofisersi. saliean, NJ O.: A. W.
Tess i N' ''' ''SS s'' oS's'"'' '"' L. fiSH0'
odd Fellows Hat oaiesGco Jus sws fsrs
Serena; ii & %S'S5 T Trsass secretary L. NJ
in as f Fo4S No. every Tr o EVENING
P u & ~ Fa ss Secretary NJ A "oon
nf ~ ls N ~
room No. Cd Frs a sfss twin" @a f No. IL
ssceIay ne " e. Reuter- Fer
room n, Odd Fellows Hal, 0nicers-Wn wh,se n. q;
Tesnny rres2ateT: zn,.,,,
No. o Ss6v THAT sT5BE
w. Sn'5n' T.. T. q. 5WcSer " d. T.. Al"fiSht stcf'
' HON a. I't NE wv ~ oso,Ss Ts"n aesFef
room ;, Odd Fellows Hall odctrs-HagG stewart, T.
F;t Sc 3s9 G Not Sh Tss sseS'' " D"S'''
ro MoE S da &c a %sdaS yps
FFpps Per Secretary $; u Todd TfeasnteF.
GEA 6a a ''5 Sysy N2sy sfSos
C. Bier V ca A. Mafe Per- Secretary Luther HOMES. Tra
TEMpbAR LODGE No. ls meets every r,isav evening IN
rom No l. Odd Fellows Hall Otcerr-SpcnCsr Field. il.
Chus H. Worna Per Secretary; q. DeGasiro Treasurer
IN W Ea5 oDG INA Mr. p ssts eySF Igss4ey efso
soySt n ~ b. A. Cos g.; j. F. EHEs SfeFFGty John
s, rSaf q esE hoPSs E9 s gs Street o
Barin N c. l. MoIlo, VIC, o, Montegue Secretary J.
MAGNOLIA Lodge No q meets every Tuesday evening.
,nroon NJ odd Fe!lovs Hail ocers-conrad Green \.
Bio~ az Per- scefetsy j. oas5nsi iea sSS' '''n a
INDEPENDENCE LODGE NJ % meet every "Wednesday
Rn 81 g. Rors Ssnisi Secretary
CGTtt,,prp nncst, w. ot r,,. aa
Ing In Agiers. Oieers-Jonn P F. Toilette, n q Henry
So5 GeB c hsES1 John BFowns Per
GERhANIA LoPGE Ne 20 meets svery Tuesday evening
a. hftn GnssF " III WI; sGng$F Secretary thas r.
i'"'-"e' o. No-to'N'' :, " ' ''''e' 44'"''''.
~ opE NO eSs every "G4nfTday evening
u -. y, T. IL. ."t" ~ .r; ".
Per. Secretary; Win. Me.tree, Treasurer.
Hermann LODGE No g meets Wednesday, evening
y e. Fly. Mas T. g. WA Kraft, Secretary; W Klein Per
SnTrTTN-EsTTpv W. a. meet. .z.rv tr.., o,..,
Es in room No ODD Feli9ws Hall oaieets-P IL begry,
s Es dcrea ~ F. pS Ss?FsS james
yETC 4SIs L6DGE No. AZ eets sr NanSSy tys,
III room 40 0dd Fellows, Hall 0Hcsfs-IIy NJ. IsaaSs
il Gnlo Ps Secretary Francis Ra@e Tronsarer.
in E t 9 a No mSs csr ysy TRg'ia. ss
car on = G. Tsd fivy secrutay join Ins Pc s.
Interior Lodges.
r,,,r,, rr,r--,,
DE SpIQ LODGE NJ meets It ei9g Hoige Oh Thursday
eFeHHE.' i!'ilH9 y; e. = l@a9er D.
~ HG;lc" l. ~ No'"a 'e' SECRETARY H. H. oton'
te'lh' treasurer
METH LODGE No. q Shreveport on Tedne,dlr
evenings. OAicer-.A. SchaHner n. e. " BurSeryv V
Selgman, Per Secretary +. X. huhrGpt Treasurer.
ST LANDRY LODGE No % nan,s a, C,,ar,,,sos .ys,
si'nfdav eYennpt 0a7rerS|J D. RicbSrI \ Z; q 'eS
Wv rNrC,+ ~, CI,+P w. ~ - r-, '' e''
ONirsrs-W II Green n q II T. Cav /, = SrN,rssG
Se"retnrv: n4,rv iardfo.d Per SrrrtaT Nrand THAN
r.oas"r?r A'' ' 1i ~IN''~'' WI 0'4 1 inon'
. ,S,r . $500, . -
i.Atf NlpiS tLtlt NO "a meets ~ lhioGdR'tX on Atur
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-22

After the acquisition Of It's independence, the
Southern Genfeaeracy would speedily exhibit IN
enormous deselopement Of wealth from aprieul.
ture, manufactures and commerce. The assessed
value Of property would greatly increase, SO that
4 q the course of Al few years the DER centaue
thereon, 70 produce respectively twenty, thirty q
forty millions Of dollars per annun, would be d
small, so very trifing, as to give tile tax paving
community very little concern whatever.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-22
CATTLE M EFT.

JEFFERSON CITY, oetobers y, 1854. ,-4
amount of Stock sold yesterday were 255 Texas
Reeves, Sc Hogs $50 Sheep and 100 Veal Cattle.
Stock remaining on sale are 4O1 Texas Beeyes, 2e3
Hogs, GO Sheep, 46l Veal Cattle and / Mich Cow.
We quote 4as ~ 2 ss's5;aS tf5- -aEE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-22

The Trlspeshav Cclarec twelfth Semi annual Dividend
al the rate - CENT. per in accordance with
the Ry-I &w irsix months previous to the Is; inst,
The divdenc ,ench depositor will be paid in Cash OIL
pluced to credit deposit the May as may
be preferred.
S, jones, ia, Secretary.
lsxDB, Hay 81 81. mylD
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-22

l&a8R k STATE or LOUISIANA IA
t&s3s*F Parish of Orleans, city of New Orleans,
1t remembered, that this 1sh of December 1850
before the subscriber Justice of the Peacen for
city aforesaid personally appeared omer GaIard President
and Sehreiber Secretary Tho Ctzens Mutual
Company Of New 0esns who being duly according
law depose and say that the above Just
rne transcript from the books of said Company
VI 4fE'.lf @. tAILLARD President.
A. sCHRBIBER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this day. December ID
1860. ARTHUR SAUCIER,
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Board Of rustees resolved pay per in
ses ths outstanding Certificates Of Profits for the Year.
is 1853 and 1859 and after the second MONDAY
ruary next.
-FRussBEs-
0o6.W. West B. ?. HINT,
Jas. A, White, III. NILSSON, e
Douglas West, Martin GoSdtr L, Jr.,
3 p. JarlisOn, Suuia Augustin,
Arr Mtltenberger, Gesaire Olivier,
I.G% y, Lsisy, a. BaGn,
emsr Gstllafd.
TheCompsny ronpueso against the peisps thssss
rvers loss and damage by e at the curentratss
premiums.
y ss- Office, NO. soarondeletstrset. dlT IT n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-22
Railroads.

NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RsirnAt. oEce No. ls Camp street, opposite Lafayette
SunRrr.
T., = EiltfleH' Secretary.
i. : Williams. General S1DerntenaAut.
NEW DRIE ANS, OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
Rairoad. Office, of St. Peter and Old street,
opposite jackson Square.
WIN. v. EeWes-,''. President
' Ice tFteTeu
b. r. hlustA secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-22

.---. pIRECroRs.
JOHN D0LHoNTDE, Arm Of Martin Cobb X Co.
A. b. GHARPENTLEF firm OF Lobt Gharpentisr Co.
NJ J. zuNTS firm of J. N. Rhorar Il Co.
CARL KoHN, firm of q, Kohn Go.
e. W. OGDEN, Arm of CusachS q Ogden.
L. r. GEEERFS firm of Abat, Generes d Co,
VICTOR NJ. JGNAN.
JOSEPH DEYNo0DT
A. CHIAPFLIA Aui6 tnay1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-22

This Company continues insure against tho peris of tn
Seas and Rivers and Loss and Damage by Fire. at the
rates Of premium .-.
Inurefs Union Company alIowedht
privilege participating In tina profits of the Company accord
Ing tho article of The charter if they prefer ds
OF fifteen cent viii be allowed their preln Az
leases promptly and equally adjusted;
JoHs NJ. CRAWFORD, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-22

Eth PRIZE BOAT BUILDER zw
sassfsS e. OF THE SOUTH = -
j. MATIONY. Algiers, La.
Hfunish the shortest notice, butt the approved
models Pleasure and Race Yachts Club Skeleton
Boas Ship, Schooner and Steamboat yawls ss and Row
Boats of all descriptions built the shortest notice.
Also on hand
Oars spsrs Blocks, aad everything apperainng zach
6ttiDg, hand and for sale lowest prices
ms lydW
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-05-16
PresentAttitudeO of Border Slave
States

Virginia, Tennessee and Arkansas may
now be added to the seven original sece-
ded States making ten in all. North Car
olina may also lie added to the list, as her
Legislature has passed an act for State
Convention to be held on the goth inst.
which will doubtless pass an ordinance of
secession. So that the majority of the peo-
pie in eleven States may now be regarded
as having placed themselves in an attitude
of revolutionary resistance to the authority
OF the Federal Government.
In regard to the remaining Slave States,
Delaware will doubtless prove loyal to the
Government and the Union, and we hope
and believe that decided majority of the
people of Maryland, Kentucky and Mis-
souri, will also stand by the Union. In
each of them there is a strong Union SEN
timent, which we think will prevent their
secession, and cause them to maintain, as
far as possible, neutral position in the
pending contest between the Federal Gov
erDment and the people of the Sta'es in
arms against its authority.
In relation to Western Virginia, it may
be said that the Union feeling is strongly
in the ascendency. Fourteen counties in
that legion have already appointed del
egates TO Union Convention which is to
meet in Wheeling on Monday next, the
18th inst. We cannot but cherish the
hope that the majority of the people in
Kentucky, Missouri and West
ern Virginia will prove loyal to the Con-
stitution and the Union.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-05-16

Thsss is an .arezfissment il this number oi
our paper. to which We wish to call your spe-
sial attention. We do 90. not because we are
paid for it-for the proprietor has not 50 much
- requolfod ueb do so-but from the fact that
wedneetely h1Eeve it deeply interests you and
your ehildren - know what is there eomnuni-
cated. Wsssfsf to thirty years experience OF
= female physi6iaa in the shape of Mrs. Vim
elcw' . Soothing Syrup for Children. .
fens & fheu1nnds of children die yearly dur
ilg the prbees Of QUITTING teeth; and hundreds
Of thousands barely ssespe death, to pass life
e suffering. disrsSed IN BODY and enfeebled in
miad-all Of which results from disorganiza-
tion q ~ syslem during the process ofieeth-
ing. Mn- Winslow in her profession. had an
opportunity to wiincss much Of this suffering.
and ha prepared medicine to meet the case
simple, yet perfectly effective i'd sure. JUsr
THE R0fEDY NEEEED.
TWE KNOW il acts like magic, giving almost
instant relief to the little sufferer-having vit-
messed the most pleasing results from the use of
it in great number of cases. No discovery in
medicine for the last hundred years will COM
pare with it in its benefits to the race. in our
opinion; and the name of one female physician,
at least, will be immortalized by this medicine.
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EA Mr.. Coleman OF Wheeling, who
was in Albermarle comfy found all means
of travel being cut of, and being deter
mined to reach home, "put ,outn on foot
through the mountains. He was stopped at
every village and examined, narrowly es-
Gaping with his life. There seems to be
no idea that there will be any difficulty in
taking Washington, and expect JEFF Davis
and his army along in a week or two to do
the work. Mr.. c. says there is . strong
under current, but the poor men who en-.
tertain Union sentiments are tyrauized
over by traitors.T ~ r on
He also states that through Albermarls,
Rockbridge and the surrounding countries
there are terrific apprehensions of q ravolt
among the slaves. Two had been arrested
and lodged in Lexington jail, who were
overheard taking about raising an insur-
rection as soon as the whites should enlist
IN the army. 1t was with great difficulty
that mob was prevented from hanging
them when arrested. Another had been
arrested at Warm Springs, in Bath county,
and very general and deep seated appre-
heusion prevailed,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-05-16
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What IS itP Hop Cured,

Thousands of persons suffer all sorts of annoyances
from Catarrh. Most people know what its
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The old-school remedies have been able to do
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