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NASHVILLE POST OFFICE.
opens t61s o'clock A. n olssss ~ PN
Opens a. sslosE 4. y cio..s iat 10 osIees Az
PARTIES mailing Letters nusi pat them In a oars heIsss
schedule hours to secure their 49, Nil
rsnAls In he Once twenty f1urs hours.
aplle-H W. D. MeN1ca, =.
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HIN WILLIE HOT
HUNTSVILLE, ALA.
1rrz now open for accommodation Of the Public.
~ -oona are all large we'll ventilated and furnished In
- -, s,se with new beautiful furniture and carpets
r M p.sse RooUss and Halls lighted BY Cas-
and eL tenans Pariors furnished in splen-
,,i Ia INJURIOUS style, comfortable and inviting
THE TABLE
b AZ all times be supplied with everything good home
$3.50 s,art can Afford, and having In my employ good and
Tsenc- cooks and abls servants shall be pre-
nared and served In the best manner.
THE EAR
,,.ha ri.h old AID excellent Liquors and Wnea com
$50: m a uaost popular brands both native and foreian
r9-a~t6 Co1unscsd With this house Is asplendid
BGLLIAKD SALOON!
three fne tables. According pleasant and h.ah
recreation for 8 leisure hour.
Eyyhng shall be done to tn. gzssss Ct
the Honse comfortable.
fsbi5-dIn. JOHN P. LEE. Superintendent.
PRIVATE TUITION.
MR.. D. r. WRIGHT wishes to devote portion the day
to giving private instruction in Latin Greek. FFsnehs
athematcs, Music, &c.
Rooms over the Post Once.
mar26-ln -
Id nAOVlLLz's Hair E0a'' for ''l' SsEEnOvn.n. CO.
isbas-sg
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VNTE place On which coIsun has Eivsa
w since 1885, and known tie Rogers land, Bne On
Yellow Greek, Dickson county Tenn, partly sage road
within e Of Wiamsvile, and three miles o. the Nash
wills and Northwestern Railroad healthy, plsA-aDt and
fu Of Tennessee. Said land
and ninety seseightE cleared, and acnt afy
good land to clear 1t isin good Ok cultivation. with
fertabe dwelling houses Also
orchards and severs neverng springs Of excellent
we'll tibersd and certainly BE made of TIE
rable steckfarns in this section 81 We
bargRnin this land and will sell r cash, tue with
est FOR further information call James McNsily,
lives aid place. the undersigned &C FsslsrI Lsn
Tennessee river. BYhN 4 RROTaRR.
UhiOn AID AnasrieaR copy. and charge AdaOcass.
Sep29-n
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CHANCERY NOTICE.
ID authority Of order os the Hon. Stephen O. PRxHtt
Chancellor &C to directed. being dated Ssh March,
1851 Parties Litgan ard their hereby notified
that special terra Of the chancey c0Hr for The county %
Humphreys will be holden Courth in The 81
Waverly, commencing Monday, the 99h Of APRIL 1861.
mar3l-w3tpr'sfses2 D. K. OWEN Q. = n.
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REMOVAL.

VETE have removed Produce and Commission business
to the house No. College street, between Union and
Church formerly occupied by Nicoi, Green Cos Vnee We
shall keep constantly Land large sleek OF al articles IN
the Produce line which preaea to sell at the very
lowest cash pFieas, ..,.- -
msr24-tf No. College street, between Union Church.
FRESH lot q silver skin Onion Sets Rnd Pumpkin Seed,
: aaaIss ST. - y - DEEovTLLn kcop
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resident Of Nashville offers his services to the
u citizens Of thecisy ard surrounding country.
IJResidenee, No. ~ High street. Office on same lot
Sept7-dSu BkP
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PATRIOTIC NEGRoEs-We yesterday took occasion
to allude to the fact that company of negroes had
been offered to Gov. Moore to assist in defending
the South against her Black Republican enemies.
Since that time other evidences of the loyalty and
patriotism of the slave population have been given
Albert slave, belonging to Gen. Hardway and
Alfred another slave belonging to Col. W. c. Bib.
having subscribed to the authorized loan of the
Confederate States. The former took coupon bonds
to the amount of $780, and the latter to the
of SlO0. They are perfectly satisfied with their
investment
And perhaps we may as well mention. in this con-
nection that on yesterday, when the intelligence of
the secession of Virginia reached the city, an old
negro acquaintance OF ours. whe wears q secession
medal remarked, after INDUCING in an ejacuIatory
chucke, Dress God, my old State am ali right,"-
Montgomery Advertiser April 10
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The minor Events OF YESTERDAY.

| The Confederate flag was displayed from the Gus
| tom-House, Hotels and private residences. Eight
stars being generally the number on the hag-one
| having been added for old Virginia.
The CustomH House was taken out of the hands of
| the United States, and placed under guard Of
State troops.
The hurryIng to and fro of military men gave the
city quite martial aspect.
The steamships Yorktown and jamestown, (be-
longing to the Virginia and New York Steamship
Company have both been seized and put in charge
OF Virginia State troops The Yorktown was seized
at her wharf in this city on Wednesday afternoon,
just as she was about to depart for New York with
a large amount of merchandise. The jamestown
was seized at City Point, (sixty miles below Rich
mond,) by troops which had been sent down in a
steamer for that purpose. The jamestown left New
York Tuesday afternoon and, we understand, has
on board, about $4,000 worth of ordnance and
military stores, for Virginia and other Southern
States.
marine vessel was also seized at City Point,
called the AragO, by detachment of volunteers
from Richmond. The steam tug, William Allison,
also arrived at the Richmond wharf last night, with
the United States surveying schooner Mason in tow
which had also been levied upon.
These seizures have been made upon the Ter
tdIionis,.. we presume; the vessels being owned
chiefly by Northern men.
We have no space for comment In this week of
great events the little incidents hero named may be
dispatched with Cesarian brevity.
We have not accompanied our announcement of
the great events of this week with any detailed edI
tOrial commentary. For this we are not without
precedent. The newspaper in which the '76 Decla-
ration of independence originally appeared contain
eda commentary of three lines upon that important
State paper.-Richrnond Enquirer, april 10.
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JAMES M'LAUGHLEN q CO..
kUcczssoEs |. S=xEnsO
Co1lrnstcscns Feed & Produce Merchant
hay, OATS, CORN, BRAN AND FEED sTUFT,
NO. SoUzH MARKsz SRxzz,
NASHVILLE, 49,. - TENNESSEE
jsns-tf
Flour. Flour, Flour.
lust received per steamer Nashville 400 bags Extra Tan
JAMES MCLAUGHLIN co.,
ian29-d ----.....-. No 9 Market street
Lard, Lard. Lard,
TUsT reeived per steamer Nashville choice lat Of Lar
JAMES Mel lr GHLIS co.,
| tanSI-u Ne. Market street.
Potatoes. Potatoes.
lust resolved per steamer Nashville, 100 barrels ext Ne
JAMES McLAUaHLAN & co.,
jane2-H No Market street.
Hungarian Grass Seeds,
SRnn HACKS Hungarian Grass Seeds, for tale BY
OOU JAMES MLAUGHLIN 3 co
FLOUR. FLOUR.
300 t. , s;::; -. {: i: Whit
JAMES MCLAUGHLIN q CO.,
marI7-h No. Market street.
HAMS, HAMS.
5000 ''' ri e.; e..
SIDES AND SHOULDERS.
III nAn LBS Sides and Shoulders, just received
~ JAMES "a iasi MLAUeL1N co.,
marII-a No. Market street
BOLTED MEAL.
loo BAGS Beted Meal in b9shel bsgs. family USE
JANIS M'LIueHLN CO..
mArl7-H Nos Market street
BRAN AND SHIPsTUFFs.
S0n BAGS Bran and shipstu6s, just received and for
JAMES TLAUGrL1N CO.,
nAri7-tf No. Marketreet
CORN, CORN.
500 n .ss ig s :. 81. "a Mixed
JAMES MLAUGHLIN & CO.,
mArI'-n No. Market stree
LARD, LARD.
Onn KEGS prime leaf LAID, put sp for family In
JAMES MLGUGaLTN & Co.,
mArl7-u No. 8 Market street
Hams, Hams.
S000 CHOICE HAMS, i9:. received and for a,sb,
Seed Corn.
OVV JAMES ALAUGHLIN co.,
FRESH MEAL.
UsT received and for sale 100 sacks Fresh Mealby
u JAS McLACGHLIN & 90,
1auo-u No. South Market streets
HAY, HAY.
Q00 BALES Timothy and Hungarian Hsy, Just relieved
lDUO and for GALE by
JAMES MLAUGHLlN & co,
mArlT-u No. Market street.
OATS.
SAA BUSHELS prime Red Oats, just received and for
JAMES MLAUGHLIN& CO.,
FLOUR
IN BBLS Superhne, Extra Family, and Extra Family, |
4etO in store and to STRIVE per Railroad and River
ale commission BY W. WATTS & CO.,
feo20h No Broadway
XTRA hne White Blue Neshanock receiv-
q ed per Cen Anderson, for sale by
ma a n.
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Hawthorn" for Lease to a Good
Tenant

Desire % place ny late residence X miles vest Of the Pub
lie square in the odssfa good Tenant year
upon very easy terms Tha contain 2
superior SOIL aeof halt IN vo1 ne sha1e
blue Ths house with porcsl excsiant ell a.
ervan houses, stable, we'll, ko all ennoFta
To the Gardener. the Dsyuan G<beman, see<irr 60
quiet and retired spot for his family free and
Of the town, can pass for snig Mash
Vile offers superior attractions.
To the right man viii make the terms aeeeptGhIe-
No. OK. Cherry street EUdENE UNDERWOOD
decI5-H
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(SucesssOr to Iurgs & swsnn.)
VIII OLESALE GROCER
FOREIGN AND DOgTFSSxs. 1rauor,x-
Corner College ana Church x.~..,..
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
HAS now in store : large and veil 49,, 49, a
- arecers. Liquor &c. Ana zl eoniinus 70 rsssSs in
siSts In Parsa follosS, viz - 49, 49,
Sugars.
%, Sco AAds Loslsian. sSgss, losSsl. LsyunssD r.,
cru.6sd, essoIs slSi r 1o.r,
Coffee.
500 bags prime RIO, sObassPsins Lasuua,
MOIasses.
500 bills Choice Plantation, IS barrsis o syruaI
SOOK do DO IS packagss 81. LSss
Suadriess
sec sec BIS Star Candles, 500 Il hzs Star Candles,
800 < DO do 300 do bar Soap,
sec New YORK ana Eo..us s sais ' ssas,
. .asas R.es eings., 50 soIndIgo, sztz-aas.
700 dSEsn Painted Buckets, $50 nests PaIafsd Tzbs
200 ssl. Tam whit. ws:sS' 90 d: Dean. wAa,
w 90 Bourbon DO lo0do Ward cazys 10
seasks Jean Louis Brandy, 20 do DO SezSsw's 10 q
3 do Louis La Berton DO 50 Do JuHua n smith,s Ola
% bills Cherry Brandy, Reserve Whisky
g Do Blackberry do 5asks oatazta brandy,
90 16easks segnetts De IS 50 Gi1Tsr a.
Is hbls Rum Gin, 20 10 Appls 40
10 casks Sherry Wine, Is X esks ssirnstts 40
p bols Malaga do 10 bills Hosland Gin,
Is kegs Lemon Cordial, 8 DO swan a.
10 cases Champagne, plnts, Is casks Rladern Wine
p bxs White Wine, 30 10 Old Port DO
$50 bills fresh Ale, vsrisus 10 bills do Ginger DO
orasds Is baskets Champagne, ps's
Is hzs ClAret Wins. and quarts
20 do London Porter.
~ sxs Na assorted brands 30bufenn., brand
y ~ st u ~ Ay.. 40 90 iso 90 No % Of
Iso<-a in SWAMI
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North Carolina for Immediate Secession.
We feel perfectly safe in making this announce
ment Information from all parts of the State is to
the effect that the flag of the Southern Confederacy
waves triumphantly over the land of Macon. An
immense meeting was held at Raleigh, Tuesday
last, at which speeches were made by Hon. d. NJ
Barringer. Col. Cameron, J. W. Syme editor of the
Register. Ex-Gov. Manly, and number of others,
embracing every shade of opinion, so far as past
issues are concerned. But one sentiment was ex-
pressed, but feeling animated the speakers and
their auditors. The universal voice was for imme-
date secession, and for warm response to Lin
coins call to arms The Union sentiment has here
tofore been stronger in Raleigh and its immediate
vicinity than in any other part of North Carolina
Richmond Enqsrer, april 10.
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ARRIVAL OF NAILS AT NASH
WILLIE.

Washington City, Virginia, North Carolina sea,h s,,,
Georgia u Alahama and East Teunessso arrive - be
tanooga Railrosd, atsk O'Clock, A n. - N
Northern and Ia tern Malls, via Nashville ana Is~viI
Railroad also Western States, twice day. al oiocS
and o'clock, y. Way Mails 4 LR r. daily
Southern Nails New Orleans Mempbs Arkaaaas Fs.s and
Misd2ippi. arrive daily at Ia o'clock, A d. -
way Mails Sms route arrive daily u e'eieek AN
daily, except Sunday, g 70 o'eIock, Nj - ' w
smit1lsnd, kinsve and portion OF southern Ken.
lucky, CarksSille and Mails daily AZ 10 oIrIor n
and Friday at l2 o'clock, N. - ~@S' 49,
West Tennessee via Huntingdon Wavu,F - ~
Neezly sunaAy Wednesday and Friday, II O'clock \:
at II O'Clock A. NJ. -Sf "S-s' -
osnIeSiiie via Vernon and PinsEood South Harper
Esssly, Tuesday and Friday. 4. O'Clock An
Friday, az IL O'Clock
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DEPARTURES OF MAILS.

From NashviHs 70 Chattanooga Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York, Boston kngland States d.
parts 81 O'Clock
Way MAJ. for Georgia. south carors, NSzth Caroina and
Pm.
w Nashville to Louisville, departs at o'clock n
Mar. sor Tnd;.D. No-th.~n Iuiass virginia, Missouri
Michigan and Northwestern States departs a. eoek
Nashvileto Decatur, via Erankin and CoiamnA Ae eeef
way Offices, Separta at oceek NJ
NASHVILLE 70 Lebanon. daily except sunday apet a 81
o'clock N. Also Offices on ne way ana osyona Aeh-noA -
Nssh-;iis n rtsrr.vils; ssparts At 5K O'Clock n
Per Southern Ksntucky, departs AZ 81 A NJ
Ns.sv;is- 81 sheibyyiils Nolensvs and Triune, rne
aay Thnr~sav and ssfcrrsy. n o'clock NJ
= I4nptin~don, Charlotte, WaVeFly ri Esk.
=, - $500 WesDesdsy AMI FFidsy. 81 oelock 4
NashviIls 70 Lrsrt5 VIA stss1ts Ferry, Hueilsi0Be
R-.I min &c weekly, Tharsday, at u ociock IL
Na-hve 10 CensrsFilie. via fans. Vernon RiaeNcod kc
z--s-ssv md Friday, a. o'clock ? NJ.
NsshTilis to carksslls. Sycamore Wills, wsekly FsAy
AZ 4 o'cloek p. n.
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81 suFEEK. Hi Z f.ss Sssop ALvnEb 3 eLsfF i sf
b. Hayes 81 Go.

&. Loais, No., Mach Y, 1891.
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Hats s. Gaps.
s. N. PRATHER,

Cor. monroe q MacAet SIS s
A LwAYS Ou hand choice and varied Stock of
~ HATS aud CAPS for Men Rni Iioys' wear.
Being desirous Of establishing permanent trade,
both fTIth city and surrounding country all those
who favor me with their patronage can rely on being
supplied with the best goods ht the lowest ngures
Country Merchants particularly requested 10
call and examine my stock.
uOylI-tf s. y. -PRATlIER.
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AND sTILL THEY COME!
MORE NEW GOODS!
JOHN ROEMER,S.

No. 80 NInIn ST., Centre Wheeling.
A AsToNIsHINGLY Low PRICES FOR CASH
French Merinos, plain and figured, OF all colors,
Thibet Cloths, OF all qualities and eolors, from
25 to so cents. tf
Plain and figured Muslin DeLaines of all eOlors and
Mourning Dress Goods.
Bombazines, Black NerinoAs, Plain Black DsLaines,
Black Grape and Love Wells Black Hosiery, SILK and
Kid Gloves, Black Grape Collars, &C.
Shayvls and CloRks,
Embracing the very latest novelties OF the Season.
Ladies' Black and COloTed Cloth ClOaks
Long and Square WOolen Plain and Plaid ShAEis,
IS BrOchs ShaWls, very cheap,
Black Cashmere Tibet shaNls,
HOOP SKIRTS, for Ladirs, Misses and Children.
Hosiery, Gloves and UndergRrments.
Ladies', Gents and ChIldren's Cotton and wOoIen
Hosiery, In eOlOrs and whites Eleecy lined Cotton
Hosiery for Ladies' and Childreni Merino Undervests
Mems Undershirts and Drawers, white and cOlOred.
White Bed Blankets; Red, White, Blue, Grey and
Plaid PlanneIs.
Plaid Lnseys. Canton PlannelS cOlOrTd aud white.
EMRROLDERIES-RIclI styles Of French and
Scotch Collars Black Grape Collars, Black Lace
Wells, Bands, Edgingg aud lnsertings, &C., &c.
Also, to arrive, large assortment Of Rurs, Cheap
WOolen Hoods, new and splendid styles OF Hoods,
Woolen Comforts. for Men and Boys In large guam
titles.
All OF these goods wnl be sold at very low prices
for cash Please call soon, at af-
S9.tSa MaiRst, ceutre wheeling
noy5O JOHN ROEMRR.
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9aily9utrlligrutrr
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
TwnyIsouD LINES or NoSPARr1, (oR oNE INCH, )oR
LEsS, MAXI SQuARE.

E9-sPEcIAL NOuCEs Double the above rates
&9-Yearly Advertising reasonable terms accOr-
ding to the space occupied and the number of changes
made. 10
AlladyertisementsfrUm transient persons or stRng
ers- to be paid for in ddrdRee
business Cards not exceedinghyo lines $40 peryeAr,
OF 50 for six months, but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than SQUARE, ustr..afl
Tile privilege of Annual Advertising Is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit of other prisons as
we'll All legal advertisements, and advertisements
ufauction sales and real estate, In by them niue.
be paid for at the usual rites.
R5- advertisements not accompanied with written
hceur1l4 ely.
Notices Tor Political MeetIngs to be charged In all
cnses Mt full rates. 5ta7
Marriages, Noticesof Funsrnis, undaunouueemsntH
of sermons, so cents each. nOyll-59
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DIR. G. PRICE SMITH.

"A AvING returned and permanently located
III Wheeling. again tenders his professional SER
vices to the afflicted Since 1885 DIR. s. has been
tIItis added largely to his Knowledge and experence.
DIscnring tho extremes of the diferent Schools Of
Medicine he navertheeRS In the spirit trl1 Klect
trcisn adopts his nll that is really valuable
In the experience and teachings Of all.
Especial attention will DO bestowed by DR.. smith
forms Of eruptIve diseases aud chronic complaints.
To his former friends DR.. s extends cordial uyiA-
ton to renew the acquaintance, and trusts, by his
skill and attention business greatly enlarge his
sphere OF usefulness.
Wheeling. uovl3-Sm
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Upwards of SI3,OOO,0OO
~ Losses have been paid by tho Rtna Insurance Ok
in the past IL years.
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Wheeling 0Vholesale q retail
SHOE MANUFACToRY.

~ THE undersigned may be found at 140
-4 Main Street. where we are eItenEiHely
engaged IN manufacturing the lntest and best styles
aud quality Of LadieF. Missed, Ohildren's Boys AMI
and necessities OF the citizens oi Wheeling and the
surrounding country, which We OfIsr at Wholesale
and retail ut prices which cannot fall to please the
most fAstidious.
We invite the trade, aud the public, to call and
examining our goods. While we gratefully remember
past fIvOrs, which have already far exceeded our
most sanguine expectations we hope in the future
to merit continuance and to Share large increase
OF public patronage.
naVlng largely reinforced O0r manufacturing de-
pnTtment, with experienced and accomplished me-
chRnics, arc prepared to manufacture styles ami
sizes to order for the trade and public.
nOv22 JAS. W. PILLSBURY co.
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ALL NIGHT

TTOU will permit your children to cough, vile
they can be relieved In i've minutes, and will
single dose OF the HOARIIOUSD BALSAM-
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PRE- AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted at consistent with solvency and
fair profit, gs5l- = -
EspseiaIGtteRtiO10 0ireR to ERsUyaHesof Of DWELLINGS
and C5RteHtJ for teThs o CbHe to Are yeaTs
The progress of this Corporation has been stable
md uninterrupted through Of financial sun
hine aud storm periods eventual In or exempt from
sweeping conhagratiOns and maritime disaster; Be,
u long cash basis the troubles oi
ths credit system affect Us in material particular
During shard times" the security Of reliable lnsu'
ance Is an imperative duty-the ability OF properly
holdsrs to sustain loss being then much lessened.
Policies issued without delay, and all business at
tended to with dispatch aud fidelity, BY
N @. ARTHUR, Agent,
oGice over the Bank Of Wheeling
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MIssOHrI MINin sGO nplny.

.NA4SSUWIl- A1Nl4u UU N EBSUyS
Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851.
CAPITAL STOOR-......--..........95O 100000
EIlHIs COMPANY Is FORMED FOR THE PUR-
Our State, We do not profess to be governed by
purely phIlanthropie motives In initiating this en-
aylarge dIviIends and At the same time more real
good accomplished and greater progress made In de-
veIopIng and making known the astoui1hing mineral
wealth Of Missouri than by the Of ye times the
amount Of our invested in any other business
We shall mIks the OdieO Of our Company efm-
letS mining buran Of the mineral resources q the
state We have power under our charter 70 ltnr-
chase and sell mineral lands Wher0Tsr ls.atqi in
Missouri Great Inducements will be offered 70 cap
italists and mining RdVenturers who desire to pur
chase Aad work paying minsa BY dealing with this
Company. ...-..,l.- 80, p,
have mineral lands for sale TO sond us statement
Vi the same, describing kind Of nnerals % their
lands, the number Of the toatOa, aud the low
est cash price they willing to take for aid lAnda
We shall work only such mines A. pay largely, bot
shall open aud prove most q the lands We reL me
books for sabserPtpn to the stock are now open at
the once OF the C1mpany, Main strest, northUsst
corner Of Losusts eEeE Merchants nank. entrance
business and have money, viii do well 70 call and
subscribe. Those Wishing stock, living oGt Of the
amount wanted to the President or TreasuEor.
fDIHHeToRs:
Henry U. Bacon. E.q, MattheE Butler, Essq,
Alfred ClApp, ESQ.,, a. B. HarWO0d- ESq.,
L. V..Bosy, E+l' Joseph FAyne' bsl''
TEu6TEEss
Henry D. Bacon, L.V.Bogy.
Sc. BUTLEs, Treas, ALPRED oLAPP, Pres't.
The above prospectus has mp 70 this date been
pabliGhed In only Of our laAdiuE paPerI for ten
ilays No extra sdorts 70 get stoe tAksn have hoen
ma s; ygt tho public we'll appreciate the sound-
ness 0f the enterprise that over two hundred thons-
and dollars stock h.s already been takss- We
WOuld briefly that the -hAres $25 each paid
In fuli without further liability: Transferable By de-
livery registered only when dvidsnds TuoaiIed.
Any pars0n having money TO spare, can by the pur~
chase Of shares in tho Missouri Mining Comptny
make InVestmsnt that Will pay largely, aud hold
stock that 4 readily vortsd into eAAh Tith0ut loss
All communications TO the President promptly
ahAuGrad. IlrE laf mh1o-4kWlm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-03

DIsonDERLy CONDUCT OF AN ENGLISH LORD.
Lord Adolphus Vane Tempest, n member OF the
British House of Commons has been making him.
self unpeasantly prominent in London. few
weeks ago he was arrested in the street for stop.
ping cabs and carriages, and throwing cigars and
money among the crowd which collected. When
taken before the magistrate he began to sing ar
opera tune, beating time on the front of the wit
ness box. He was semitic the House of Detention
in cab, under the conduct of officers. During the
trip he frequently spat in the faces of the officers
and it was only with great difficulty and by the dis
play of great f@rbearance that the officers sue
Geeded in their task. At the House OF Detention
he continued so violent that it was deemed neces-
sary to place him in padded room, and he was
subsequently sent to n private insane asylum,
The refractory lord appears to have been well
named.