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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-07

STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, city Of New Orleans,
Be II remembered this 18th day of December, lSo
before me- subscriber Justice of the Peace and for tn
city aforesaid personally appeared omer Gaard President
Schreber Secretary Of the Citizens Mutual Insurance.
Company New Orleans who being duly sworn according
law depoe say that the above accounts are Hs and
true transcript from the books OF said Company
o. GAIhLARD, President.
A. SCHREIBER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this day. December 10
1860. ARfif63s+Ua ClEh,
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish OF Orleans
Tho Board of resolved to six cent In
Oh the outstanding Certificates Of Profits for the
1857 and 1852 and after the SECOND MONDAY in Feb
ruary next.
-GEUsTkEs-
GEO. w. West, H. p Hunt
Jas A. White, NJ. Musson
Douglas West Martin Gordsn, js.,
p, Janlson, RuIaa AuguBttn,
Ar Mienherger, Cessire Olivier,
j., Leiay, A. Bohn,
Dmer aailnrd.
Company connueto against the paris theseAf
and rivers and damage by IRE at the
premiums
ns~ Office, No. Observation-Disclosures. dHu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-07

~ CEiAS. G. GaEREs Is Co.. IMPORTERS
SA.AA AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND. DOMESTIC
WI HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC., No, % Mssssins All Is
~ ~ Grayer Streets have hand, and conaanNi
receiving direct from tho Manufactures
Male, Castings, Axes; Carpenters fools,
Hosa Spades and Shosais Corn and Coffee Mills Is7
Ok snd Log Chains Cotton and Manila Fsops;
Fifth and Trace ChRins MILL Pit and Cross Cut SawBI
AnFis Vices and Bellows Counter Platform ScslpEy
Stocks and Dies Screw Plates Andironb and Fendera
Hampers and Tongs Shovels and longs; =
Grind Stones, all sizes Cotton and Wool Cards; [ r
Hooks and Hinges; '7 Iron and Brass screEs
Fin Ware tys4t ~ Rodgers Cutlery. s5ize445
Together with large Fancy oeds Wis Corbs
Brushes Perfuery Paper and Blank Bcoks, an
offered lowest po1hly
q NEW ORLEANS oksNAmENTAE5
IL ION WoRksnThe Undersigned beg Leave 70 inform
featuring al kinds of Architectural Building Iron
WORK their foundry OF Magnolia and
Office in Davidson Row Garondee stTeesuch VerandahB,
Railing Shutters Safe and Bank Doors, Straight Crcaas
Stairs, iron Bridges, Roofs, etc. - :
They keep constantly hand Cast Wrought Col.
Fentators and Sash Weights and fiji sill orders OF
With DESPATCH.
BEENEyT b LURGEs, Dsr.dson's sor. :TE3,
ie14t3 ez,,.l.--ar5s- Csrondelat street,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-07
r. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.

SIXTH DISTRICT CoURT1 HENRY s. HALL vs. J. MASON
of New Orleans. ) GREENHOW-Ne 1916 a.
pY VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale,
ID directed by .he Honorable the Sixth District Court
New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed to
sell public auction, at the City Hotel Common street. be
tween Camp and Magazine streets, FRIDAY November
Is, 1851. at II O'Clock NJ.
ELIZA negess slave for fe aged about IS years. said to
be good cook washer and ironer.
Seized in the above suit,
TERMS-Cssh on the spot. 49,.
E. T. PARKER,
OILS NJ Is Sheriff OF the Parish of orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-07

FIFTH DISTRICT CouRr j. ". WILDER VS.. A. +. CARBON
Of New Orleans 5 f. m. c.-No H003.
by VIRTUE OF a writ of fieri facias
- to directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court
Of New Orleans in the above win proceed
tween Camp and Magazine streets SATURDAY, l6 day
of November 1884, at IL o'clock NJ the following described
property to- wit -
a. THE UNDIVIDED oNEEIGHTH PART of lots Nos.
Three -Four and Five in No. Ninety the plan drawn
by Ifon dated 18th May 1907 Said square bounded by
A,oo Felicity Bacchns and Polyr1nia Lots Nos
Three and Four front Felicity and Poiymna Streets running
through the square, Lot No. Five the Felicity,
Bacchns and PolyInna streets
Seized in he above sLt. Co..
TERMS-Cesh on the spot. ,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-07

DEuxIEaE coUE DE Drsrnicr7 LA VILE De IA NoUTEI-
de la Noayslle; Orleans. TipE BARGNNo: l8s25;
I'm VERTU DUN writ de saisie ct yente
~ moi adresse Honorable DenXieme Cour de District
de Nouyee Orleans, dams ae cidessus ie procede 10
FENDREDI 29 de novembre, 1851 midi Hoe de Ia Cite
de Ia Commune entire cees du Camp des Magans, la
vene pnbique adjudication de poprate don't sn la des
crjption ,savoir-
IN TERRAIN situd dams lie Qnatrieras District de cee
VILE dams e borne par les des Magasns dn Camp,
Philippe ct Premiere, ct ayat 81 peds de face 10 rue d
Camp 100 pieds pEoondeur coRfo6ment plan dIe
par Busson voyer ie de mai 1851 ct d6poss No
du yre des plans retude de A. Ducate nslae public en-
cette WILLIE
Saisie dams pafare ci.dessus H
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de Fadjndication
f. T. PARKER,
o22 n22 70 Sheriff de In Paroisse d. Orl6tns
, 1861-03-12
The virginia Convention.


= RICHMOND. Va, March 10-The Commit
tee. on, Federal: Relationa <9esterdny made re
ports The minority report re-af1rms the
doctrine of SsGte rights and declares interfer
ence with slavery by the Federal or other a1t.'
tha1idesi ihr athG f&oP{eS contrary to the Con
stitnaon, atEAsjVa and dangerous; condemns:
parties demands 4 fair partition Of the Ter
ritorics and equal protection. therein: Dc.
tciates it :unwise, mpolitic and Offensive ITO,
accumulate within the lnlH Of State inter.
ested.in the irritated pending questions OF the
deepest Importance, an unusual number Of
troops and munitions Of war; indmges in the
naf feelings; fet8Mniehds. the repeal ,Af IN
E>friendly, f9na1 r4egislationi and the
adoption of proper amendments 40 the Con-
/ stitutiop; comedies the right Of. States to
withdraw for just causes, alludes to the posi-
tion Of the Federal Government aiselaimipgg !g
| thtfrawat, without III Expressing an opinion
| ntAe 4uestssff 6f power; it desires to confer
| on the eGo#af funfeutp POWERS necessary TO deal
4-peaceably with tho question talVed, and if
necessary recognize the separate independea
Of seeding statss, make treaties aad ass such
ss ,etsn1aosfee3 report IL c6fhmensl the people
of l1sr sister Sfateet6 resronf at their earliest
.conrcnieucntntts positions and amendments
Fto. the Constitution to be proposed hereafter.
In case Virginia fails to obtain satisfactory
responses from slayeholding States, she feels
'compelleh to,fesumsl lsoy6reigd;; po*ers nnd
thEoW herself en:Iiet 1r1essfyed rights IL il
mladE ID .inaispen eondi Hdaff that 3 pacific
policy beapgted tgwards the seeded States,
Tint no attempt be 1nadvto reinforce or Or ,1e: :
capture the forts, OF eSact the paJ ment OF IN;
ports On commerce, or any measure ca1eul3ted
10 provoke hostiAties ;-that Virginia: will re
gard any hostile actionby either side as' hurt
tul and 1nfricudly and as leaving Virg ginia fret
to determine her future policy: - -
l.. The report Tecommenda q conference Of the
Border States at Frankfort, Ky, the last Mon
day in May. s7-'
t The foregoing VIII pspbably not fully mEc1
4 lie appfdt3 ii tile Union members, becaust
/ i: appareutly reeognizss~t the'4sgal right q
, 1861-03-12

49, market
.p.ss,sSs 4 fss ys4;ssS s;t;siss Sss 5;s5s
limited. Flour WAS dull, with only moderate de-
inand fot home consumption. The majority of
buyers prefer waiting awhile, In hopes of de-
enae. Gun AZ tue close the market WAS rather weak,
and prices appeared 10 be dropping The Gales To-
day were limited. at prices ranging from 81 $50
80 ior ane to fancy family brands. The recelpts
Of wheat continue 1afge but prices are unchanged.
the millers aud dealers still paying nom $1@1,1o
ited, We quote St 48@5ac for mixed to choice
white shelled, sacks included Large shipments
arc being made; but they age to altosdera which
:::shaageds :5&h.sN advaneed' Vith. salts at 14@
new tYoRH III Il aaarketcon:
Times t!ni and dePresRed There are plenty offer
ing,' but buyes yfews are considerably below. the
prsyallipg Eates.-cQnrte. dhd Enquirer. !:
- !QcEAN FAEIaBrs AT NEW YORK, March 6-To
Gao hu corn at I'D In ships hags; 1860
nrla ,aonr, 3 Cd; go bxs haconr sad@1os; IA
pks lard, 40@4fs Cd. To London, 1000 brls flour at
as 10Hd: 100 hxs bacon, 40s. To Glasgow; ship
q 600 tons with wheat and-corn on private terme.
70 Waterford vessel with corn ut 13Xd in bulk,
10 Cork and market, the brig Tasso with II, GOV
bn corn ut 15d in bulk and bags.
Boston MARKET, March 8.-Flour- receipts
SINCE yesterday have been ,566 brls The n,arfet
is dull, aud the demand is quite limited. Sales Of
western superlne at S.; fancy $525; extra $5.37A
959sh :csupert9z $G4A25 q 1ra:zs Southern ls II
moderate demand: Sales Of fancy at s.. 750l5e7H
TSs rsssSss snes sas xb hs5 bees e A S ba.l
corn. 1a8 do Oats, and zoo do shorts. Corn Il
dull and the demand is. quite limited. Sales o
southern yellow at 88@T2c; western mixed 630Tpt
8 bl- Oats are plenty aud dull Sales Of southern
lsisad s7@ssc . bh:: RI is dhl1 at T@zac q bn.-
t. ROgtnL Post. .a5s:- = @'''''' - ---'-
, 1861-03-12
Daily Review ,of Chicago Market

.: !: :4osDaI i[o q. 81rn.ka aarch II, 1861.
rtaa auas1 ia1st tiip. % Il IT, t. -, .s.:ss' =.
'FIOGR-Keoeiyed. 2 ~ btls- Market dull ana
heavier, 6ales $50 brls 't South Bend Spring *
TIA Ut SlO del; 9opbrls "Bowef City and 100 brls
Ea1s5 Ena4Tfrsg SEa soe 81; uik at on
g. I'll s$ Isss s S;}fs st sgs sgsnse q
: snia % tsSts et a6a so seeps 10 sprisg 81
a b aS e ss52e atSae 1loa a9
Sc 81 e ssaess 9saea5 s. 6 ba "a
!; .coIEN-Kecoisaa, ff5ts4. bas :. Market steady.
:. Bales 60e ba Cd retipta MitT at &c IN store
ofd receipts Eslecsed a. &c ia,ssare- -: -,
1AT3--Aeca1ed+ 1854 hu. There Is bettes In
qqiry aad 1he market Is arm. sales 1000 bu no. !
told Eetts> at 1e1e in store 900 tn do at16sslc
- R9E5Reeeiy9da ,ap7 u. :reuand Ii ebt Sales
i g.. &c .a a6s IN W,,..t on,,t
" salss 1a 1se Ssgs prime at <eeo9 bags fall
= saziasGHWiSEsE Received. - bbls, Matket aui
~sAI1sGHoL-Staaay at2l esssc Rgal
AemAnd md Esetdyi Sales ~ bags Prime at g. 80
ssfs T.: = & g s,aEfs e 81
Sass sses P4AMo bsls hs.;y w; :Ws1tesa6 psl4ks psl4ks
Mt II q g p5ls ~ e. s's country 5aess u sl6ss
'- IARD-Noaainal af sKe. - ~ 4sse f@'-7S
~ YAIII6W-Drn an1 nominal ef efa4@se..:>s'~ '
afesa MsssRRz zsa1ted ec' dfy ntnt 1a,st
= st Butfak k 7atkn ap1 at s@1oc, cal,
& u &eed tegpest :. ,o;xs;o,,s
PoEITRYSDressad shi8eas tsss1s5o 2 do
'aFxS${.E Fa$E4HS Ea4Hg z fs,r demand and sssaay at 1s
, 1861-03-12

Total. .-.s,. .4GG4- .i119, Sla -48a1 e9Aet -
-Intheg general market todaY theee was bnt h.tle
done; The demana fnr- Eio9 4as considefaols
less md The mafketwas dull and the tendency WIS
downward. Tie sales, however, were 700 l1anlns
to establish market. The Wheat marEet opshsa
firm, under a limited speculative :demano' a4a.
prices fulea We, higher than, on Saturday. M,las
soon as: the, NqV: sspatcaes Wers feea's.a .s.
the alyaace lost, aid tue ana1kst
and steady. TIE transaelons. were hgn. a. o1es
soxc for new receipts No spEing; .2<s e1'o. w.
7bkc for new receipts No. Sp5ans.ons ~ 80
clos~ ofypTin4 ,5xA7Gc for;1la and new. Corn was
s,eaav mt fnactive nj &c lor old receipts Mixed
AND ~ for fresh recetpla. There was some in
on,ry for Cats for shipment to New Orleans, and
; h.,narket was hrmer.-.xtth sales at 16H HG1Gae
~ aid Iccelpte 30. instore, Hishwines were
--...5- .tfI - : =
Tsmothv Seed wss in fair request, but not quite
40 buoyant sslast IF eek With sales 4t $a6:@2.s.
:.ts1oyer vas quiet, with sales at s.. so94.e5.
The Pfosteion market EFae quiet but firm, with
i Gales of 800 br3s Wapkesan picked: Meas Pork al
,-tas6o, and 10 300 ,s Bacon Cleaz sides at 1o2ss
bsekeed- Iaiq ii quiet and nominal at aAe fo'
mime Leaf: Dressed Hoga were quIet and STEADY
1t $aH@ss Lire: Hogs #ere "a active reaues
by1hdppesra and the wore pretty well eleanet
out ut &k0o95.ss .ss5 gross. :: s'...
. There was asgq91 inquiry for prime shfpplns
Best Cattle yesterday and to-day, and the marie
vsas active St. fes8s;00 for medium, and ss,a5a
a90for good to prime
There Is GONE inquiry for .Icssels by shippers II
Lake Ontario, and we report an engagement 70
day at soc io1 xHaeat to Ktngston~zkhe hszt tn
9lo1T; ruEir 1sD conx q. II
--,rn,r~ 11rls =. 60,14
, 1861-03-12

EXECUTORS SsA4!E.-N pubic
Nes epct ~ Ice kpor Eon::ty e VIII alN stale Il
-1nIaea ~ Nre 1ate Residences Of t.h'&',F fAhNsa,
deceased. u i'll be sulu to al1e t!EEE--t dtrs y"
WEDNESDAY, march goth, 1861,
, 1861-03-12

GALVESTON, March Son the 9Th INST, the
Convention declared Texas out OF. the Union,
and Gov. Houston Issued a proc1amhtion to
that effect. The complete returns show ma
]ority of $1,000 in & vote Of $50
An ordinance WIS paHscd author riding the ap-
pointment OF delegates to represent Texas in
the Provisional Government at Montgomery.
Coy, Houston, it is said, will not reign, nor
take the oath of allegiance, ,:'~''~
The Convention Is discussing IN ordinance
defining treason: -'''''" ,'7.,"s
Ben McCulloch has sent detaebme tc
gnari the upper Forts. :.
that Col. Bachus, previously In, command al
Rio Grande City. Is en- fontc to take possession
Of Fort Brown. There ARE no Texas troops il
Brownsville, bnt some are h6nrly expected
Tie report Of Capt, Hill's Discrimination to de
fe4d Fort Brown, created great: exfitemen
along Rio Grand Borders ,,Lsrge numbers Q
| State troops are on the way to BroFnsvile
and other companies are organizing for tn
same destination. a. Commissioned Of tn
State has taken possession Of the Brdfwnssill
l Custom House. 49,
, 1861-03-12

R1cHnosp,s :,bfa1rh 1z.-The Convention
voted thanka Ia, 3fE Eritte1aEn for his Patri-:
otic efforts to, Bring esioub En 5hond drab1e ID
just1nent, Of the diilMicuitifeess HI: BaldHns
made minority report from the ComElttea
t on Federal Relations In f1vor of BotdcrStatc
}sC6ntentI6n ut HFFznad6ft, md opposing coer-
.clon and charging the present condition .of
the country on politicians. v<
, 1861-03-12
~: ,Hs-.T =
,.,mARKETi.RY TELEGRAPH.


with only .7ery limited demand fos: export and
home consumptio4 sales;T6oo nrls at Sog5,1gto Or
super state fo5 :! eEtsa 3aI stale $5ss
@ qanad hoop ohie and 8 so5a ier trads bfaads %:
Market closing dull and heayy haorsd gS snlez asz
dropping. Sales 400 b1ls at $5.l5@G.75 for comlAn
to good extra Rye tour selling in small parcels
me NJ sSi and a1F o}1sy sSi y 2aehaesea WHISKY
without Important change. Sales 100 brls at t7z
G1T}f, chiefly at the inside price.
1855 bu Chicago 1pfinE ii II IL store aud
delivered. 1,s0o bn northwestern club at $119 de-
e Hyered 4ooS @ Canada elab It dsiveSed; $50
white w; western Il 45@1 80 Rse dsl and ssaress
stSont important shsase. seles as b state It
corn is dull: White ney is'ih y q, ,5att request at
prime old mixed western u store. 6sX@60 tos
rev do at railroad depot and delivered, including
1905 bu handsome at 6le delivered; G2@65c for new
southern yellow, and G6@gz for ns,E white sontl!
efn @ and % Canada sSsi sz@ssx Hs fer stats , @
PRoy1s1oss.,porE market dull md shade lower
40 br1s ut S17.12 for mees, $l6.75 for thin mess,
$l3.50 for prime. Beef market continues dull with
say t5ag e. Sc coantfy at @sss RITE
packed mess, and $100o011 .o6 for extra mesa,
Prime moss beef dnll and nominaly unchanged.
Beef hams quiet and steady Mt 1a@15 for state and
Western. Cut meats quiet and unchanged: sales
at 6k@64 for shoulders, e@sA for hams: Dressed
hogs are dull aAd slightly lower; Eates 8x@7 fol
cora fed. Live Hogs quiet at 5fR54. Baco1
duh and prlces norntna1lJ ut Changed, Lard-de Dc,
: maud moderateat rather easier prices; sales 6N
hrls al e11S@10, for No to prime y estern, But
Ter selling elow1y ut 1eg1a for Ohio, 1a@!9 fo
J state: 7oh6ese tteadf nt 80loM for Inferior Il
.a'9s seefeiES.-cspse l. maiEst eontlnpts stead:
, with fAig demand Sugar market without fnrthe
hia1- Cabs Af1ac6vAao' it sc: ,G5 hhds old crol
1edo attic; ~ hhds Porto Rteoiat 32@33c; and
!: bills. New Orleans at :sa.-.,. IL:
=. S1nCKs-Nigher. Z Chicago &, i ]. 69k; Ill {
scrip s.; Chi. B 8 QT4; NJ c5sA: II 5 15s1; d
i Guaranteed S6stt; Pnnan1a 116,.E e. Pitts .; Ga
l. Chi 72;3t; Z T 3ss{ EIle. S3}6; HarIem 15H
do pfe1el1cd 20 Reading .45A; Andson 46si.
80; II T8H; Pacific Mil IS; Del &, Iind 90
. Han = St Jo bonds 40; Eric SECOND mortgage 1o1
M0a.s 6!;S Va 10, Tenn IS
II dtcfease Il specie, sss7 Increase q cireuli
uon, $a4A, ,o7s decrease In depositei S9ss $50,
, 1861-03-12
:
THE Jacks6niAtts Denounce the aLe'

Tie Jacks6ntatts. Denounce the <sLe.
:. .>,.cgal. SsasEla.'k! 3:
Aa,chiss, III, 1l::-:santa. Ee
n1all nom Rakhea: 5pfkS arrived day. No:
!: news by t q Any importance. :. =: !,
was held here to-day, The object Of which %aa
tononEtder tae4 dation 6f oh7 Eeeialattlrn ID!
thafrezerteet1h1i II The lowing is one OF the
resoln*aensseagaadr# r#ithout dissenting voice.:
.2s.eaa a1n33ta9thqugh NO cannot nav: ;as.;
resi- the >1egal stfg1ha THAT il cast upon the
good name OF jackson county, we do, as citf-
zens, condemn the action of our Represents
tives In asking or advocating such an act, and
rs people do repudiate It.
, 1861-03-12
FROM tho ;southern confedefacy.

Mos!Tao!MiiEsRsri,,; ALI, Marcel ftth.--A pezma-
nent' Constitution hos been adopted, bnt it is
kept secret. s7A1member Of Congress- says 1t
provides for the President to serve SIX years.
Executive appointments under the grade Of
the Cabinet to hold Office during: good be.
lavior.:. The slave trade' is prohibited. The
Cablnst officers are eligible to seats Hn Con
f1sssn sS PafsSa @ iii or II
rent expenses passed. The, Secretary Of the
Treasury tlnds no difficulty in negotidting tl4e
fffteat1 n1illinn.:1OAn at .nar .,..-l
, 1861-03-12

Naxr. fra,,: 7smrnn.: S,v' NV, Nv, st2pr,ura
No.. 49,. :. ,ii;s i;s =. '11. e1.,' wv. j..
rs,e nEm AZ, f9h "a sa;a+;a5n i,e 1o1aiaai If
E9uf o9n anG TN ss1o1 Asa o5 p ;Wnsas
guiMst' tMa eornna al1Aeo eVs' i4oslSions y
a@ .9ns7,o,, ost,y,Hvenino zTbe clo.15p nrcas
y 1G9asoaa s ts = aosA
~ tt ~ noIy, ~ gYZS ~ pa,s
Ine mtest sates 5s o. sne Ne" :iofk oeatraa TALL
'o4H T5s VIZ T oogg.o, As+,has s,s,,aa +ha na,r
t. Eroret,t.tIgu h;ch u T 9 15;Hs- th;ner
eronta s13a7a+i1e n424 aiS4 tEa naf
Pri1cS Eannens RyT1 fernev " tn tn tSIv # has een
aefrre5 l1;5 - s1n to
reInai1 Fl Pa Psr;s f6r tba ,,rese5t ~ t1e pronnd
40 H3a 'aI,arad That tba anti-e|erica3 r3evva ~
~ ae Ton,,d ot 90 Il, Ita1v
tn.ha paa ~ ts1 - eaHel
a;TntI aeess1ou ~ eae 1opee .fnpof'A s'sst~
tf77,;,t. .r,, i - ~ 1,oz;
;AoAsE, z4ln.Ttae o,ose =! ~ HSy VI ~. n
/ teanG: e g censqres the demqnsnafloGn made ~
.t4e N;AAf1oha4 CqmMlI1fe, an4 Fs1ecI9 Inc 10"
, 1861-03-12
Important.Act1en oGtl,e Missonrf Con"

81.
5ang proeeens ~ St.1 s tx
. on II Federal Relations, pre-. presented and Fead the
report Of the Committee. The report Is long
and careful l1,Hritfe4,-, It makes . faithful e1-
g 4Seir 1ositi5H Il ST i ana aeetins tie interests q
Me- paaonnts tao. ey;ts aof wSicf, The
.1sar snnss, 1nor r;gStfl1r aI1nonshes
the North TINT the hostile - and 1anatacal ieel,
ings towards Southern Institutions manifested
bf large numbers Of the people Of that section
h sE 9 6s subset
1,;a1 ,.n,na .ros dnaa not assHme
s ihIsaten;ss % s atsitaae towards etther section
o t. a1& az IL es 4d e!re rese
+4es t9qs, y Tme1 tbe Ssg y 'e ~ 's
Rssxs<e Tess present s no aseagate .eanse
ten Ssh IT, Hedezal na3on q tie sonsssFy
she viii 1abdrf1s Apea ah: ed59stnishs of existing
troubles '55al' eeehre peace ann me f'gas7 OF
eqnahty t. e 9M ssa the ;atasss =; ~. do,;
a 10 ;s i1S
aS5 earnestlT; icsirn that hi: q 3gr and amicabie
Hiiast1neut ;the present causaS 81 Disagreement
my b removed; anF the linton HefpetuSted. and
Eptace and hmmo1y rest torcd hstNsen the North
a9S a:59nad s9Sth I.t tha ns,is s ts sf.tecep s
A9at tse pexptt y ~ 4i;a 1, ~
~ Wo1 Joh1 e;ttanaen viii
anrxta1sfon oT tie salae IA. pctritory thst may
Hereafter Be acquired; as \ :hazis af Adjustment.
which viii successfully remose tha Sanses Of di A.
crence from The arena OF national politics
Hesastea mat me peoPle 9 E o. Masson1 9aifeve M
aa tns peee ~
1e Cons,itntion M q tie Il unitea State land his
GnnventJon nrrcs the TeGfsjatura n fbia State n,
taSe stcps for Calling snek conyention.1
Resozrsd, That In the opinion of this Convention
the employment OF military Jorge BY thp Federal M
GoSernment 70 Goerce ssee0lns sta.es: e rs SG
poymsnt u ,nGasy ,ui1S " tc IInia .at@s
LII " inaEtsh1v n1nnra fbe cmniEr mo dv Wer.
and thereby extinsIish. ali fobe 81 an }au,icable
settlement of the issues now rhnIling i've therc-
fore earnestly entFear the Fciiazal Gosertnent as
well as the seeding states, 70 stay the arms ~
1nntaly poMfr. E49sE r2 pIs.e4sapa ,7 "
oI5g 1pon !Ts ae H. = ;nnrn il
sa;nnqnf t., mect Nil 5JeWcrsnt CITY onEhe third
Monday Of Decemher. 49,, =.
Essoirxd. That 4 Committee he electe1E major.
ity OF which Ehall {he power to conscne this
Gonyention at sqsh TING and p!ace ptIor t. tse
snasd 1as meneay rir N oeeoer' 'ne puo1c e3en
me feport NE 9Easrea 70 9e p.ap1eo and
made me specta1 .1t orueI lor n1onuay.
: ~. hsaat swnllss Astty AeaIaly aRplo9lnS lne
temper ana sp1rls 81 the f5pott' osssefeu IRON,
; the p1fh 'od-aa1uslment lao Gown, apd as9eo
leaFe 10 prfsenta Mino,lty:se :sepots ah hlon9ay.
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1LL1NoYs AND MICHIGAN CANAL
Ncyrub
March s.

-; s AKE!ykps 119 'Hasea !s s:
Adelia, Jqlfes, 1900 bu corr. ..
Resolnte, Athens 81 c , dimension and 50 rub
bic stoite::tttI
9ttaEs 9aaIfs SsafS' SstaEa, sf E gse = @eResE'
-. s.. & ~-,...,= =ARRIEFEn EFEn,+t .<s-. March ..
tt2aa' Aasdla' %SlloG Wit sprihss, @ ID 3daS iea
!; u: Il: .ss ) CLEARED =. =. March Q.
Aaelta, Toilet, flight. " -. X: -
1nveBsigator. Athena; lighE
liz, Is M lath, 80 N shfugles, Qcedar ,pQsta,
q AThnrp. Joliet, q 900 M mdse:
.Regolute Athena a6o E*<tnnbsl7 1o0 It siding,
= 11h7a i = Shtns1sR aas seo !ah " 1on' 1oo p
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The Southern Confederacy Tariff.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of the 9Th contains the

Following - ;. a. .u4 .
that the new Southern Coniederacy Tariff vent
into operation T requires that: certified
er the goods are ihs ftee list otnot. Shippers
here, the Indications arc, will pay but little atten-
ton to tie matter They RF9poaS T. ZIP neh5ing 5nIg
and they will leave those who acknowledge the
Confede1acJ to attend to the business Of swearing
to invoices. Private letters from New Orleans
merchants say the tariff is very unpopular there:
How long it will be tolerated when its effect must
be to drlve trade away, ID to impose heavy bur
dens upon consumers, IemaiIs to be seeu, VI
course, the Slave States that have not seeded will
not 60 to New Orleans for supplies Of ary articles
OF produce OF manufactuTes. Memphis: Wil. bs
largely benefited BY thfe operation. : :.
, 1861-03-12

The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. qIt .. q Racine'
" DiUiBaf6lpUE, iiafl!i March 11.-A. large body Of ice
moved down the river yesteFday at noon, stop
Ping abont q mile below, thiS city, and leaving
a clear space Of seven miles. }: The fefry-boat
trips yesterday, and is running to-day. The
river has raised inches and Tie probability
is it will soon be open at this point.
Some 900 Of our leading citizens, with their
ladies, representing the. business community
,.of Dubuques and escorted by the Governors
,Gfays Of this city left pnnleith on special
VIII m an invitstioa from stRe business men d
that city. They viii af:1fye st Racine via tht
Racine s. mississippi R5ilroad about midnight
I They return on WednesdaT,-' u -
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I, NEW YoAE5M6rGh: l0IThe steamship Cur
, ker CITY lftop Hayana, 2th inst, arrived ut
:Focahontag. .and Reslatan:. WA 8srs It Havana
/ taking III cnal.the foEznar to;feaEe fbr Norfolk
Oh the 5th, and the inter for: New Yofk on the
9th inst -: ,t..;a ~: ..as-j
Gseat i'zss TEE es!4K ms Isds fer the
=. The sugar g&E, IL had revive Under the de-
mand hy sprcn1atots, while the regular qupfI.
tions I'll & Stock on hand
ut Hayana7 z4,ni4 Mantanzas amounted. to
l90, 1000 boxee.aha 1s 600 hhda, against 15000
Ing the,lnst:w q, boxes and 70 200 hh1s
haa been shipped, ,seven- Of which were
+ fnTt1e eInihedBtatoserx'n Z. - =
:Ereights Saa .actsvo tat improved rates, 81
peE hhd to NeW York
r. Exchanges en:EeE. .YaHk.ist quoted at par to
,1L .prenfNm.., .--- -~''>'. -:~* .e@G'f-- II
~ The health eEa Cuhs.was soad and the wealth
e excellent .,,.,.,4 - ~
, 1861-03-12
Iait9t froIfS HaFk}iHiiiaie., i III :

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