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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-08-01
AAzM MANHOOD.
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Just Published, in Sealed Enrelops,
ON THE NATURE. TREATMENT AND RA-
DlCAL CURE OF SPERMATORRHEA, OF
Seminal Weakness, Seminal Debility, Nervous
ness and and involuntary emissions, including
lmpote ncy and Mental and Physical Incapacity
BY ROBT.J. CULVERWELL, NJ. D.,
Author If the SCREEN Book" etc.
The world renowned author, in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his experienc that
the awful consequences Of Self abuce may be eff
fectually removed without medicine and with
out dangerous surgieol operations. bougies, In
struments, rings or cordials, point .ng out mode
Of cure at once ceytain and etfectual, by which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition may
be. may cure himself eh<aply, prirdtsly and radi-
edity. This lecture viii prove q boon to thou
sands and thousands.
Sentunder seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, post paid, on the receipt Of two postage
stamps, by addressing,
Or. cH. ). G. KLINE, 1877 Broadway, N. York.
Post ofies-bux I,5ss. April 25lh, 1851, u.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-08-01

G lfyou respect yourself much
as You others, you will be as careful
to do nothing mean when alone as
when in company.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-08-01

General McLelIan's Proclamation to the
Army Of Western Virginia, on leaving
TO take charge Of the Army in the
East.
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rgcy.,+fve to 4f,o s,pc4,proprl9e Ell Gsry,1l2 Do~
1},.7,l il, the s4nt.s c.f E4ot15s!ns."
re-, i nr57jna5 b,J the pc)yl9 of Lo,isry11. in
r,.,,,.r,,i,,, ssc.,rt,ir16.
T7lf III fl,t ,,3aD9roDyj1inl public domain
within The limits Of tI9 State of Louisiana is Of
Wit ina n~9n,rtv Of said Stata: aal tbot the
ii2r ro-,+rnl nm nris,jirIi,1 Of tho, slyr1n are
h,r1t, v.ta1 in and assnnrd by th% Sr,,tn sun
i+ ~ nrI, ril.,ts "a hnyn ham arlu,,rrl nnj]o,.
a., I;,.S nf H. lafo GHvIr19iant ri The lJnGd
Sto+c.
10 = f,,,,7o. o,.l77;uo1 That all 1,,s and norts
i, 41s :, 81 { lsfa Gl,rr7.nt nr ,hn i,,ifaa
,o+o, r5na,+i,,[,Io ,si rvDgs t1,a rIh,
i l,, in f,is S1atn ana nll rn}as an rr3,nonrns
nonrc, ,inG tho administration Of he same. which
yc IN forrn in thi S1 on 1hn (wcnty.six,h day
of l7t?nfry A. D. one Thousand prftt Kindred and
Sixy ,.t and nd wbich are not nconsslent With
u" ~, Gro5G r Ky 'A'"
Bc il f}i5Iar ordJj1Cd Thnt n1i,I orhcrwise
ro,i'jed al nf tho noyrrs dntias rrNts and nn
nn,apt. v,icb Nv The rxiaIint Iag3 Of the ne
:, '',t1,n ~ T1itd .+.,T, IVA b,iI ,,e
Soooa "r cni0vcd hv The Sv~ynr rneral Of tho
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Concerning Criulcs and F2tEcmec7 u5lrlcr ing
Saws OF t2Ic hate Government Ct 92ac Caait@d
States.
The People Of The State Of Lon'aiaN7, in Conycn-
ton assembled, do declare and oTddiA, aud 1t IS
hereby declared and ordained, as follows:
First, That all laws OF the late UnS&d states OF
America in force in this State, on the z6th day Oh
January, A. D., 1861, defining crimes ana oHenccs'
and providing punishmeuts for the same, are mere
by rGenactod and adopted as laws OF the sL2to OF
Louisiana except such laws as define ana npnisii
treason against the late Government OF the UnlIc,t
States, and such other laws rs are nconslstehIWlth
any of the ordinances of this C0nTenLon.
Second, That all prosecutions for said crimes ana
offences shall be carried on in the name ana ny me
authority of the State of Louisiana, and conclude
against the peace and dignity OF the same.
Third, That all prosecutions for said crimes ana
offences shall be carried on in the courts 2doptGd
by this Convention under an ordinance entitled
Gan ordinance concerning the Circuit and District
Courts, established in the State of Louisiana by the
late Government of the United States," and i'll &C
cordance with the jurisdiction therein defined.
Fourth That all judgments of the courts flhe iatC
United States, in this State, heretofore rendered
condemnng nnGer said laws any person to punish
ment shall remain in full force and effect ana al
persons now in custody in any prison or the peni
tentary of this State by virtue of said judgments
shall remain in custody until the full and complete
execution of said Judgment, unless sooner dis
charged, as hereinafter provided.
Fifth, That the powerto grant reprieves aud par
dons for said crimes and OfItnCes, heretofore he
longing to the President of the late United States
is hereby conferred upon the Governor Of this
State, with the approval Of the Senate.
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step. Sueh, y rapid exposition of fifa gsnffal
| situation. Let any apprehension, therefore, he
dissipated. and let confidence b8 rdestablished.
Why should not Commercial ana Industrial assrs
ag8nnle new deveoprden52 M 4 Arm
not to enter into any conflict id which TIE cause Of
traEce should not be BAKED On right ana iyls4iee
| What, them have we 20 fear2 Can a matted and
compact nation, numbering forty millions IF sauls
fear to be drawn into struggles, the aim 81 which
she could rot approve, or be provoked By any
menace whateVer2
The first virtue Of people il TO have confidence
iuitaelf and NOT allow itself to be disturbed by
Imaginary alarms. Bet us, then, calmly regard
the tatufe in the full consciousness OF strength
as well as our honorable Intentions. Letus engage,
| Without exaggerated preoccupations, ia the de-
ve!opement Of the germs Of the prosperity that
| Providence places in our hands,
Denmark.
| CoPENHAGEN. FEB. 2, l86l.-The Danish Diet has
been closed. The King, in reply to the Presidents
| speech. said:
Should an enemy come near Us, my people viii
| defend themselves if | call npon them to do 80.
| The semi official BeTltnqsEs Iilerdg remarks:
| shonld German troops enter Holstein, without
being called to do 50 BY our sovereign and eenra
ry to his wish violation Of territory will then
| take place and the Federal Diet would, in fact,
have declared war against Denmark. War, at the
| present moment, would be incongenient for Ger
| many, and is consequently convenient for DEN
mark. state Of armed peace exhauss the strength
| Of country. and weakens popular enthusiasm,
without which small people cannot make war.
| By blockade we can nog damage the commerce
OF UeEiAauy anu rum the ffus3Eah p1fEs Tor q long
| period. The dispute must, therefore, nov be
| settled by or by negotiation. #
! Austria.
! The law regulating the religions affairs Of the
| Protestants in the German and ScIaFonian prov
| inces had been adopted by the Council Of Minis
ters, and will be Published shortly after it has
ceived the Imperial sanction. tgrants complete
| autonomy to the Protestant Church. as regards
marriages between Catholics and Professionals, the
existing regulations for the present are to remain
| in force. FL
The DOMAIN zeituag gives denial to the news
Published by some German papers, that treaty
relating to the Danubian Principaltie5 had been
| concluded between Russia and Austria.
| Numbers of the Hungarian soldiers OF. furlough,
| who had been ordered to return, have already ar
| rived,
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made to tho said Government at Washington by the
alficrrshercih named, shal berandereda and made 10
the SHryeyorGenernI Of Public Lands for the District
OF Louisiana Provided. however, that any war
rants which may have been drawn on the said Re
ceiVers as di9hnrsing officers Of the late Govern
merit Of the United States, prior to the twenty
sixth day Of January, a. D. one thousand eight
hundred and siXty.onc, shall and may be paid at
once by the Receivers: provided, that before the
said payment is made, the said warrant shall be
approved by the Governor or the rgeYor-General
Of the State.
7. Be il furlIer ord1ined, That the Governor of
this State shall have authority to remove any Of
the Land officers aforesaid 'ph"-ave- He7ma7 con-
slider said removal CGTJuesr" ~ The pubic inter
est and he shaiI tng" authority TO fill all vacancies
by aud with tue advice and CONSENT Of the Senate.
and ia ease any Of said officers should fail or refuse
TO take tn" oath required, the office shall be drrlnrd
vacant and the Governor shall fill the vacancy AZ
provided for above.
Adopted in Convention at the city Of New Or
leans, the twelfth day OF February, in thh-ycar Of
our Lord cue thousand sight hundged" a4d SHY
one ,z-s~@
Ir;suedi sa.= /. M1lTOE.
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TTEH3IfTI ~,


f2"'"ttvc a1r Grimes at Debts commits sous
ic T"?,iI7 stss cl-ttavtnt Conference.-The cs
FGt ats-UnIg.
Nous, ic pcupIa dc pEtat de Ia Louisiana, assemble
N Cnycttiou, utcaron7 ct ordonnon5 ct il est par
u prtscutc dfcaF4 CT urdQanE, CONNIE suit:
|ln hrp1EruL, TOutes les lois de5 cideVant EtatS'
Uui AU@ GUc, en- giGneur dams Get ht1t, 'e Ylhgt-
tEi1R" i,ar do ianVer 1861, 4. D., dGttnls$aRta
finas q debts z 158 pGa'itEs pour les
dtJs GI69s q d|!. snnt par len rr&}rTte5 re adop.
ies CONNIE lojs De 'Etat de IA Louisiana, cXccpt&
ellGa iD3 qu N'isscAt ct pnns"nL i7 trahI7on en-
geTs ayo@ It g. Ievant g0UyrrnemcHt O." Gjats-OmS,
ct trllca agTu lois Q scrLint contradiction aYec
toutc ordnnnanCe de cette Convention.
SccOndcncnt, TOute8 leg pOurautes dcS dts crimes
ct dGits seront faitcs au nom ct par lautontG de
Iat de Il Louisiana, ct les conclusions seront priseS
c0ntre Ia paix ct Ia dignitG De l'Etat.
Troi4iememcnt, Toutcs les poursuites DIES dts
crimes Ct des seront cxegcGcs dams leg conrs adop-
tees par cctte Convention eli Veitu dune orionnance
intItnIEc " OrdonnanCe cOncernlnt les C0ura de
District ct de Circuit, Gtahes dams 'Etat de Ia lou
sianc parle cdcYant Gouvcrncmrnt de- Flats Uni3,"
ct conornGmcut Il Ia jul!dicton dGnie dams Il! Cite
ordGinance
Quatrihmcment, Tous les JUDGMENTS des cours dcs
c dcTant EtGtSUnis, dams Get Etat, pr0ncnCGs JUS
qu il present COndlTau&nt une pcrsonnc queconque
/ ume jIrinc en- vcrtu des dh3 lois aurOnt pleinc
yi@cur ct plen ciIct st toute pcrsonne inanenant
cnIerInic dams uEa prison Oh AL pfntentiatc q1eI-
conq5c de cot Etat rertu des dts JUDGEMENTS con-
tinuora 6tre gardee jnsqu'a fc&@cntion plcne ct
eut1rc dU dit iGgcmcnt, a mons d6tre rcnvoyGe
plus tot ain.i quill ct dispose ci.deseons.
Cinguitmelnent, lie pouV0ir d'accorder DIES surs;
ct dies rartlons pour les dts crimes ct dhts accordt
prGctdnmmont az President des &i deyant Etats-Unis
est par la prtscne cnnGT gouvernCur dc Get Etat
avec lapprobati3n du &&nat.
SixiGmemcnt, t1uIle orianrancc Hdoptfe par Cctte
Convention n'a1ra lc poroir de tiirc diS"cnlnucT
trutr p0urstr d1a c0uuCueGc ven nj dos lois d.!
cideylnt commencement de3 Et&t--Unis ct les ditcs
pGuyuitcs scTOnt continues, SiVi"S ct upp!qnIcf
absonmeut CONNIE 81 null clangcmnnt Gavalt a. lien
L. L. L., m
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Pour, ESot v.S"r E11t,1t contS'e u8e ET-Vlcion
}2uE Istrr,
Nous, Ic rcup,e De Fiat De II Lonisi3De. 2ici.-
raus ct crdonl0us ii il ct par les pEay4.e5 dJ3arh
Ct OrI0nnG
Prclaiircncrt Tout pilote on assistant pilote,
ayant une lGcnCc on commission On vcrtU de, lois dc
Get ttat on t0ite aItrc HcrSonne qln c@nduralt I'm
vaisscau almG quelconque des ctd"Tant Etats- Uni
dams une des houchcs du lcuye MISSISSIPPI OIL dams la
riviIre Atchallaya, on dams tuute b2e Oil bayou
coaduisant dams ilnl6iaur de Get Et&t QouTra ttie
mis- en- accusation deyant Ia premiere Golf de Dis
tirt de Ia NouYclle ORLEANS, Ct 81 ellie est condane,
scra passible dune amcnde qui n'cXccdcra pas mile
piaetres ct dun cnlprsunNemtnt aux taNAuN forces
Dc cinq ans all moE@, ct de dix an N Plus panryu
ccpendant cue e g0nvcrneur de Get Eat aura lie pou-
voir de susNcnde l'clGt de cettc ord2nnlct toutcS
les lUis quill le jagcra conTeNahe.
ScCOadomeut, lie EouvcmcHr dc Get Fiat est par
les prt.pMtCs aut0riT@ iu5lc cheyer lotcS jc2 l'7
que dals son OPTION Ia suttt pulqHG lcH'65ya, Is
b0utes ct pharcs situ&s sur les cmhohchaes, ronttu
SAINT aux rv>rCs sUSnCni0nnte5, Ct touS les points
de reconnaissance sur esqueI& porr@lrnt &c 6ai1cr
les nayires cntmut dams les lies riE>ir%
Troi,~memeut, Lr ganycln.ur de GET Fiat est par
les prt-cntps autorist dcatitucr tout pie on <ss-
taut plGjc, torcsc fuis Gull aura de homes ra:oS
de 2USDCctcraa hl.ltG 4 llItat de Ia L@ui -1''9.
OuatriNncmput, Las GMhEc Et1Ir-e dc Get - Il
est par Ia VrGaune aupiate I&prcer cctto o, don
nance.
Aaopttc en- Convention. en- II vile Dc IA NouyelIe,
Orltun&, ce oMEiGlnG jour de itVroF, de l4nh'e dc
uotrc Seigncur mil huit cent a1NaHtect.nn.
Ia,i1cnt dc h cooy:tfor e IEta dc sI,>age
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AN OkdBkts AfsCE1
ITO fnitor certain Articles OF GlAo CoNstGtIg-
tFDn.
TPe, the People of hs State of Louisiana, in Con-
yenton assembled, do declare and ordnin, and it is
hereby declared and ordained:
First That Article 10 Of the Constitution Of the
State be and the same is hereby altered SO as to
read as follows, to-wlt:
"Every free white male who has attained the
age Of twenty.one years, and who shall be a cit
zen Of the State, aud has been resident therein
twelve months next preceding the election, and
the last six months thereof in the parish in which
he offers to vote, shall have the right Of voting
but no voter, in removing from one parish to
another within the State, shall lose the right Of
voting in the former until he shall have acquired it
in the latter.
Electors shall in all cases, except treason felo-
nv, or breach of the peace, be privileged from ar
rest during their attendance at going to, or return
ing from elections
Second That Article 80 be and the same is hereby
altered SO as to read as follows, to-wit:
.tNo person holding or exercising any office of
trust or profit under any C0nfederacy of States or
under any foreign power, shall be eligible as a
member of the General Assembly, or hold or cXer-
else any Office of trust profit under the state"
ADOPTED in Convention, in the city OF New Or
leans the eleventh of February, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty,one.
TSinned1 A. MGUTON,
leN President of the Convention.
Attest: j. THOs. WHEAT Secreiay- Iel6lOt
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en- Convention dGcaron8 ct ofdonnpns ctil est par Ia
prGBente declare ct Of4tOnnG:
reinforcement, L'article dix de IaConsttutlon DO
ftat est ct demeure par la prG4cnte, change dc ma
niGre y 8tre ainei concur:
Aura lie dr0it dc voter tout homme lihrc ct biSnc
qui aura attent lage de yingtetun ans Ct qni sora
cit0yen dc Get tat ct anra reside dalant "s d3nHc
moi5 qui auront prGcGdG immGdatement FGIection ct
pendant les dernieH six mois de ce3 do1ze moB dams
la paroi3Ee o0 il sc prGacntela pour voter; rnais
Gucun yotant, en- tIansporant son dOnicic dune
paroisse unc antrc dams i1at ne perdra son droit
de suffrage dams la prcmiere quQutant qnIi. aura
acqu5 &c droit dams Ia dernhre Les %icccur5 ne
pourront iama8, saWf lea cas- de trahis0n, dc cime
gu dc violation dc rordrc public, ttre arrhtds lora-
quis assistent Unc election, Qu3 sc rcndcnt au
lieu OF ellie est tcnue OIL quil8 en- rcvicnnent
Secondcmcnt, L'article quatrc.vinGt diX,neuf cal
ct dcmctlre, par Ia prGsene, change de lnnnia,e il
&tc ahsi conru: AuCun inuctonnare occupant oH
lenpisaant une place aaarte on dc coniianCe, sous
rautorG de tOute confederation dc8 Ltats on d'wi-
cune pursuance GtranGGre, lie ponfa Gtre hH menlre
de l'asscmhte gGnGac nj occupcr on rcmpiir aHcune
place salaritc on de Conlance sous Iautorltc dc
lEtat.
Adopthc en- Convention, en- Ia vile dc Ii NoUqGl!c-
Orleans, l. UnZhme Jour dc ftYTicr de Ian Dc uytrg
Scigncnr Ell hut cent gJlXante etun
lsiEutl A. MOUTN
President de la Ce,Lgen i'm
CerjGa J, TWAS, WHEAT socrfairs. f.tG i0t
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GEg.HON n CEt

Louisi&"ne.
lie pcup.e dc Ia Louisiana, assemble en- Convention,
ordonnG
Les contrats ct les rdglcments qni existent main-
tenant pour lie service des p0ste ne seront pas chan
GB mar Etat de Ia Louisiana, ct les personnes char
gees de rexGcution dos dts contrats Ct rGGcmcnti
pnuroDt continuerA remplrIes lcVojr8 Sc mtt4chant
aux dts c0ntrats ct Regiments insQU,a &c quinn on
en- soft autremeut orjonu6 par cette Convention on
par toutc aUtre autoritG CompGteute.
Adopt6e en- Convention, en- Ia vile de Ia NouVcllo'
Orleans, ce onzieme jour de ftvrer, Ian dc notrc
Seigneur nil hujt sent sOixanteCtun.
[Sign9l A. MQUTDN,
President de la Convent
CertiRG: J. TII0N. HEAT Sgcrt, ai!G Is iO..
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AN ORDENAH9;rr

providing Tor s5ic "aonifiom Of National
Ti''&5 l'E 1 AlAJ S, u n LoEsts1ann.
We, @e ,PeoRse. .9fGoHstano, in Convention as
s I, 40 og4an and establish, That The flag Of
,he 6taSe 2hf4ouIsiana shall consist and be com
'Y"e9 Cl'f6irtcen horizontal sripes, Of the coors
GG1G.ggs1aher described, and to be disposed in the
order. commencing from the upper line
or edge Of the flag, to.wt the first stripe blue;
second, white; third, red; fourth, white; fifth,
blue; sixth, white seventh, red eighth, white !;
ninth, blue tenth, white; eleventh, red; twelfth
white: ard the thirteenth or bottom stripe, blue.
IFe do further 0rddi11 dnd establish, That there
shall be in the upper or chief corner Of the flag a
square field, the color whereof shall be red, and
the sides thereof equal to the width Of seven
stripes; and that in the center Of the said field
there shall be a star Of due and proportionatc size
having five points or rays; ami that the color of
the said star shall he pale yellow
We do further Orlnbt and establish, That the
said flag, and no other shall be the national flag
Of the State Of Louisiana.
Adopted in Convention. at the city of New Or
leans The eleventh day Of February, in the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one.
ISi6ncdl a NoTT"E,
Attest: J.TuOS WHEAT, s rrr,.ry. fyl5 lot
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Eoou: I'aaopEisn dram Dr@p caw Rational dc
TEGHt dc Ia hCgE[sina1r.


Eool: 'aclol!i.ss, dam ORE pvas; EGtinE,ai dc
f7Estut dc Ia EsczsEsina1r.
Nous lo pcup!e de Ia l.ousianc assemble ca Con
ventI3u, erGuunOha ct hgatuUu5 que lie drapeau de
lEtat de IN LouistArr Ge coup0~era de lrrjle
hantca howil,ul3I,2. Grs coulcUrs ci,4wt9 srGci-
foes, ct qui screut disr0=Ges dana ordIe saiyant
cnfnEcHC1nt de- Ia iigue on du bnrd snpGrieQr du
drapeau. i =avcig: La premiere hnEd@ blauh; Ia
sccondo blanche; }&lroi-afae rouge; Ia qnaCriclne
blanche; la cnqui&rc blena IA sEE> me blanche !:
Ia sci iitne rouge; - huttne blanche; IN ncUv
@ne bIcue la IiXtme blanche ; la o;2j&Ine rouge
IA d"nziemc blanche; ct Ia treZ;tmc ct dernicre
baHde bIeue.
Nous ordonnona ct stations dc plus, Quill aura
All coin supGEirur ct principal du drapCau, m
champ earrG, don't Ia couleur sera rouge, ct don't
les c6jas acront Ggaux la largaur de sept bandes,
ct qrau centre du dit champ il = aura une Gtoiie
dune dimension cOuvcnabie ct pr0poT1ioDn&e,
ayaEt cinq points rayOns, Clique la couIeuf de Ia
ditc ttuiIc sera dun jaime yale.
Nous OrdQlUOE5 &C statuan5 de plus, Que la dit
1rapcau ct null autre aera le drapeau national de
l'T.tat de Ia Louisiana.
Adoptt. en- Convention, en- Ia Vile dc Ia Non
yaiC-O Orleans, &c oDG.cIns jour de iGYritr Fan de
rcGre aciHAcur mil hull cent soiXantc.ct-nn.
fS.r4. 4. MDTTGE,
p idarL 10 4, Gpty-. Ii,u
C.r.iaa: J. THIS WIFE NJ, Snrr al t. T'!6 ~
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arIss,ssnn,,l E,,ts,,E.a,,ee. !.

Many Of the poor people Of Kempef county,
Miss, actually suffering for bread. They made
no corn, and have no money to purchase il. Some
of the wealthy humane citizens have cantributed
their necessities literally.
We understand that DIR. Bard, of the Monroe
Ga) Register, and Col. McCullun, Of the yfcksbaFg
Southern Sun, are about making afran gements for
the former gentleman to take an interest in the
management of the SUM-
The Lexington Advertiser of Friday last, has the.
following:
The weather since our last has been pleasantan
mild and our farmers are actively engaged prepar- #
ing for early spring season.
/ The cotton crop of Carol county, by the Asses
SORTS report of last year. is estimated Mt 36 1863 baless
This is some 400 bales short of that OF Holmes,
From the Amite Democrat Of Wednesday last
we extract the following:
Within the last week or two, several letters con-
tanning money have been lost between this place
and New Orleans. As they were registered, the
evidence that they were distracted Is certain. We
entertain little hope of receiving money through
the mall consequently run but little risk loosing
any by the dishonesty of mail agents. But We
would advise those having TO send monay to New
Orleans not to trust the mail until the missing et
tors are accounted for. Send by private hands.
On Saturday last, between and o'clock, MIR.
Robert Wilson, who resided in the Northeastern
part of this county, and who was constable in that
beat, went to the house of one John Clark to levy
|
Wilson reached the house of Clark, Mr. Grossly, q
neighbour heard the report Of gun. Shortly Of
| forwards Clark came 10 Crossly's to borrow Q
horse, as he wished to go in search of one Of his
| children who he said had got lost in the woods
Grossly asked him what he shot at. He replied, a
| rabbit. The next morning about 8 o'clock, Mr..
| Grossly went to see about his horse. He found
Clark's house deserted, and the liieless body Of
Mr.. Wilson lying in the yard. From the position
of the body and appearance of the wounds, it was
believed the shot was fred from the house., While
the murdered man had bis right side qnarterlng 70
it, Fifty.two duck shot took effect in the side and
back, between the hip and shoulder, some Of them
passing entirely through the body The murdered
mans pockets were rided.
Rumor says the murderer breakfasted at his
mother-in-law's on Sunday morning. 1t will be
seen by reference to an advertisement in to.days
paper that the mother and sister of the deceased
offered a large reward for Clark's apprehension.
In Perry county, q short time since, during the
absence Of their mother, Mrs. Mott, widow lady.
three little girls aged seven, Ave and two years,
got hold of bottle containing stryehnine, filled it
with water aud drank the contents, When the
mother returned, she found one Of. her children
dead and the other two speeches.. They all died,
within few minutes Of each other, and were
buried in the same coffin. This should warn
parents to place dangerous drugs beyond the pos
sible reach OF children and servants.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-25
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