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J, B, WALTON,
fTeublcs, Etc.

Meublcs, Etc.
Uni de Menbes consistent Lifts Maclas, Couvertnres,
etc, Tables, Chaisos Vasselcs.
une Ribo hcqne ct
les EscIycs Stock ct 10 Moblicr seront
leg Ecaves seon yendus garante aucune &c nest
n0- CoNpITI0Ns = L'acqu6renr deyra payer IN quart
ans rasqutreu onrn bilets sccrie Ia salts
@ 1 Inns do Ia les ats s Df'' 1syGn
We due e' blets, ansi que les er scon dTss
int It rason dc Tx Don f@ cent I'm d jour De voc ns
ls ne soht pas alors ayts lis po[teon INIT ppmr
Banqne de la Louisiana, Ia NouyclIe
hun pan dc Ia proprvo ct cope dc liny?naire PoqF
3 s inf" nt an r Fe "s re Bic o" @
Acts de- yene pardevan Theo Guyo n9t"e pnIf Aux
b 55 6s,! se b Fs%
be Gde Of paa as so
20 to @o an anote for the dix
By those who suffer from COMPLAINTS and that
70 this Ss Of o"r a Gs @i 5%Ee How scTs
eey t compound will do it has been proved BY experiment
plants: ,'''.' 10 '''.N ~ ''''O''
ssroul" and scTonlqns Cmaafnts Ernption5 a1d EPye
Head Sypi!l? and $yphtio Affections Mercria Disease
nso6 Esipcas Rose or St Anth ST ria @d Indeed
blso Gh0s class Of complaints arising from 1"'aFy of the
Thu compound will be found oer Of health when
blood at that season Of the year By The t,Eney ex5a4n Of
By an" a fs5 sm asf npo a IN 9a" from 1 he
cForrancG Of foul cons and ucerous Trough which
the W III strive 10 rid itself Of corrHD'ioa if not assisted
to do this through the natural channels Of the body by atera
tive medicine. Cleanse the viaed blood whenever
ma its impur bursting through the skin in pinpc- erup-
lions or Sores cleanse when find is ohruct"d and slug
l IN e yens cleanse "henener it i8 foul and your feel
ns will tell Even where particular disorder is
iet enjoy better health and live longer for cleansing
The blood kee2 thu blood healthy and all is vel; but with
this pabulun of life dordered there be no lasting health
Sooner ttcr something and the great
chlnery OF HE is IIaDrdered O. ovcrtlro0n.
rsapara has and deserves much the reputation Of
Psfn these enlf tn the world has been egreiously de-
ceve BIZ preparations Of partly because the drug alone hes
not all the virtue that is claimed for it. because many
ions pretending he of it
tain but little Of the virtue of SIraparia anything else
During e years the public have been inhaled by large bot
ties pretending give Of Extract Of Saapala for
dollar Most Of these have frauds the sick for
they not only contain hut little Sanparila but often no
curative properties whatever Hence bitter painful dEap
potrnent sO0wed the the various extracts of Sarsa
pari which fond the market until til" itself Justly de-
scd and has become with imposition and cheat
Still call this compound SaEaparila, and intend supply
such remedy shall the from the load Of 0bo
guy which rests It, And think have ronnd for be-
iving has virtues which irresistible by the ordinary
OF he diseases intended tn In order to secure their
complete eradication from the the remedy should be jul
diCOnsiT taken accOr1nG tn directions the bottle.
Prepared by Or. J. G. AVER, Lowell Mass Price 81
81 FOR
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I. z. WALTON

J. B. WALION.
of the 70 mcr nIsondc's pnntaoo, known as Yer
" divided into SQUARES as per nan drawn by Jos piS
AVID $50 which sd of Eonnd fully
in &C, passed by Joseph sny late Not .ry Public in he
S{NoT fI PARGE TX TES 1cr OF L4Nb " cons TI
and bcine part the ranation as he ea touI~ and
to-day Versailles s%id squares designated by tie Nos 23 2l
n e. Ap F. e. c.: e 5%|% S
Ine Notary Pubic IN ~ Of New Orleans, datsd the 7i
.1NoTnER sQdAkE Of LAND, situated in the said Parish
Of st. sernnrd and forming part Of 'r p?non f9rm-Iiy
m""%n s No. 3 5 f ySrs a @ 1s y
Jo sb2ny tate Notay Public in New Oreana dated the
Another parcel feromd composed of eight certain tracts Of
m a .S t T" n st H Es h s S" o a %
f Y Sn. y HS VIZ S 'T@ q"
Office Of Edward Barnett Notary Public n New Orleans as
s pian by yc"w lioes sid lots IL in number
twenty five, township number lively" south range, twelve east
The whole containing 3yl 7GO ncres.
Slaves.
JHT NTI nTE %s1 " Snl % SS
,. SMITH negro, aged about 81 yeas
4 ST I'll h@ rI gro aged .lo , % ycrs,
:. IEHI;Toi; %s:;rn nsed "nPnt y ysseIs:
s. rrpE ncro 1r sI about I"a S S y r$n"Sr
9 JIM HAEyEY, negro, n"sd about 43 yenrs-ensincer
l. GAER!EI, ns: :S ag@i n9o"i % y Trar dr.
K MHns6 n1 edo az aF%" o o 70
j. JollN AiLI;S negro, aged a ou' q years,
& & H S2 ne sS," @%ps 70 Ss': years
u. TOM BI'RNI, negro aged about % years
y. TOM Den negro, aged ntau ~ Yeas.
-. RICIIARD negro, aged al ut = years.
= rE " 1" "s%5o s @%4 %6og y yS1
2 2 3REEE H KIT 4fsd ag'9 70 y@ r,
z AE n %rEr9 a ass4 a h@"" 4 y y"%ts
p, MAETIS WHITE negro, aged about 90 years.
=. NAT nero, aged about q years
y. WILLIAM DENT nero aged about Is years.
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SECOND JuprCIAL DrsrErcr COURT OUCH vs. JOSEPH
Parish OF PlaqueminCs. STINSON ard MAUN-
Sci WHITE, JR--No.
PY VIRTUE of writ of heri fncfRs to
~ directed by the Honorable The Second Judicial District
Court parish of Paquemnes, in the above entitled cause,
will proceed TO sell nj public auction t City Hotel Common
street hewecn Camp and Magazine streets, THURSDAY,
% dny of May, 1861 at II o'clock NJ =
|. TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated in suburb szs-
Mary, First District of this city in the square bounded f
Camp, Grod ST. Mary and South s. Of Iafny. MlH
cite square, and designated by the Mes One md Two on
plan drawn by Alfred L. Forsa Deputy Surveyor the
18th OF February, 1897
Said lots ndon each other and each American
mease rs feet front South street, of Lafayette square, by
81 feet deep between parallel lines lot No. One forming
of Camp and South streets.
Together with all tbs buildings and improvements thereon,
dab Hotel" kitchens,
2. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND with the improve xs
mens thereon rights privileges, situated in Tj
square, and adjoining lots described des L4i
ignated by No TIL plan, and measuring % ct
ont on South street OF Lafayette square, by depth OF 20 feet
between parallel lines.
Together with privilege of using, rear certain cor
be used in by of lots One Two Three.
8 -Four hundred and fifty Shares reduced four hun
dlpd 500 in the capital stock of Citizens
Bank of Louisiana secured by lots herein
firstly described being the of lot originally
hundred and fifty shares, from which twentynine
shares have been set to constitute the cash stock
bank.
Seized the above suit belonging the defendant Joseph
Stinsou
TERMS-Cash on the spot
E. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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TINS passed city Of New Orleans in my he
NOtarysI flee the day month rt above written in
the presence of Felix de ARMS and Charles dc Armas npe
witnesses, Of lawful age residing i'll this city, who hive
heeuntO their with appta er and me the
Nofay. after due read ng
Signed FIR derrick ROiewald F. de Armas Chas de Armas
Th0s Layton. Notary Public. '
A true copy from the original
"A 4tlaw TtIOS, LAYTON, Notary Public
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SECOND JUSTICES CounT, 2MARY A. NUGENT VS.. JOHN
Parish Of Orleans. ) HOFFMAN-No. 1881.
pE VIRTUE Of a writ of fieri fi cfas, to III g
I'D directed by the Hon. D. F. MITCHELL Second Justice of the
Peace for the parish O. Orleans in the above entitled will
proceed to sell public auction warehouse. Circus
street between Perddo and Poyfas Streets TUESDAY,
Odd day of Aprl, 1861, Mt u O'Clock NJ
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
ala IS 90 W. H. W ALTERS Constable.
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f. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
JUDICIAIRE, JOSEPH STTNSOE c
Paroisse de Paquemines. MAUNSEL WHITE, JR.
! No GOT,

M
JUDCIAIRE JOSEPH STINSON
ParOsse de Plaquemines MAUNSEL WHITE, JK.
I'm VERTU dun writ de fierf facias, n
IA moi adcssG Honorable Cour du Deuxieme District
Judciaire pIroEse de Plaquemsnes pae cidessus
Cite, de Ia Commune, les u Camp des Maya
SINS adudicacn de In poprte don't suit Ia description,
SAVIOR
l. DEUX TERRAINS situes fauhourg Ste Marie sAA
dams 10 Premier District de cette Vile dams ret borne @
les du Camp Grod Ste Marie ct Sud de Ia place I
dresS par Alfred E. Forsa deputa arpenieur de
yrier 1882.
contigus esre anlGri-
caine cacun vingtcinq 1861 pieds de face Ia Sud
place Lafayette quatrevngtsep S pieds de profoner,
entire g1es puralee lie No I'm forme angle des
Camp ct Sud
Ensemble toute les biisses authorizations qn sly
trouVent consistent mGison hrigpes rois etaes
lie d. Hotel du Veranda y cuisine
UN TERRAIN situe dams let suSdit contigu ter
rains susddsgues dGsgnd No Tros dapres lie plan
relate rs pieds de face la Sud de In place La
ayetto profondeur de 80 ps lgnes paraees
nyec Pusnge dune aide corridor Nos up
peuX ct Tros derrere de ros peds de Aeu oaFant sar
In du Camp.
avec toutes les anfioratons qui sly
rouvent ct tous les drot privileges seEFHues ct advantages
attaches ct appnrtenant. -,
qua,re vngt 42D do cent pastres checune du
BaUque des Ctoyens de la Louisiana,
gnraDtcs nnr hynotegue deuX teains ci.dessus
decrits lie r6su dun terrain orignaire
mnt 45O desqueles vng neuf ont etc dstraites,
ppfIt de rosiLucr stock de Ia dita baCQue
Anpartennn defendeur Snson sass dams rafRre eli
dcSSus
+. T. PARKER,
nj IS N.Y. Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d. Orleans,
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WOOD WARD, BALDWIN 81 co.,
EhTSSTON AER H WIS,
9and IL Hanover street,
BALTTMORE, ND,
Agents for
Ashland Union Mills 81 in. Jeans and LiEseyg
Ashland "a in. Jeans and Linseys
Tennessee Track, for Trousers.
Negro Kergeys Plains of all gadesn large
Alberton "a 49, So and 40 in. Duck,
Harwood 2O13, "a 25 IS and 10 in. Duck.
Plaid LngsyB Of different makeg.
North Carolina Cassimeres.
Together with large and well asserted limo OF Keatuc}
Jeans Ticks Deus Plaid, Striped and PiRin Osnsbufgl
different makes and Weights Cantons, Checks 9ngha8,E etc
ieIS Gm&W+
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FAIRBANKS q CO., PkOPRIETORS OF FAIR.
#nks Scales and Agents of Lilies Patent Wrought and
Oulleu Iron satesr No. W Camp street. u%3 ly
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Nam ER0h ~ CO., >. d., DEALERS IN CAR.
~ peings Oil Cloths, etc, No. l24 Canal street.
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Proclamation by the Mayor.


Proclamation by the Mayor.
MAYonALry OF NEW ORLEANS,
r3 f e. 9 Il Fl The
With Sra % q e m new o ,t ar anu IN ac
March 20 1906 notice is hereby gvcn that the intention
be sheed from EpanaGe stTeet to Bayou Tcaha sae 10
be done agecaby to said seco? l9 of said City Charter
John T. MONROE, Mayor.
Proclamation par lie Marie.
MARIE De IA NouyrL1E- ORLEANS,
I'm VEitTU de Ia Resoitation No. sos dt
y Conseil Commun dc IN Nonvele0 ORLEANS confonement
i vile &c ia NOME sans est de- fse ccquier Ia rue
min u layonie at coonge doit etre ft Commencement
la &c secon 9 de la dite char' fo de "a yis
Secretary's Office, City Hall, March 25 letl. 5
of the City of New Orleans
q ENTLBTEEN--T, the undersigned, owner
Barracks Ursunes street Second District epcct-
bodered by cbone and wooden cutters made both sides
Of said street from Batracks street to tnrsues street
cep where the sidewalks shall have already been made by the
New Orleans, March 4, le6l.
b. Dongart, Five hundred 600 feet
JOHN E. HOLLAND, Secretary.
rr., din Bo4EG PES Ass5 i sr: A,$GT"HEs
de la vile de 10 Nouvee oreans:
M EsssIEURS SIS sous1igne, proprietairfe
de Ia dn Quarter Ia des lrsnlines .ond D
rct ptionne VIE honorable corps de ire confeconner
en- bois sur is dcux c5t5 de Ia dte rue de Ia rue Quaer
Ia dies rsnnes except Oh les banquetes ont cite cs
Nouvtre Orleans lie mars 1861.
Pour eo5is con %EeT5 orrs ep? cents go" pieds
- III iaS s}S 'O'0's d 0i 6iV f. holland socrtare
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ID EA'S ROTARY PRESS
STEAM PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
4S Magazine street,
NEW ORLEANS.

We have in use 1arest and improved machinery
Office well stocked with every style of type.
Having during the past added Ruling Machine,
of in that line. sc25 lv&W
NUEROf1EE HHmMDY!!-AN UNFAILIN0
~ Specific for of TIE Urinary Organs, and Gen.
eral Alternative and Blood Purifier
E-This 'Remedy" when all other preparations fail
E entirely unlike other medicine prescribed for
Venerea Diseases contains Mineral Poison NaueoEs
Drugs heng prepared from Roots BGrks and LeGves the
form OF a pleasant and delicious Syrup.
E9~It is remedy for GORorrhea and Geet,
Gravel Structure and is especially recommended for Fuor Al
bus whites in Femaas) tor this complaint is Invaluable.
general Alternative and blood pher IL has no equal
and does fail to Scrofua Secondary Syphilis, Glandu
lar Swengs MRrcural and all Erupve Diseases curing them
speedily and permanently than other medicine known
It does this purifying and cleansing the boodcauang 1t 10
Cow in all its original purity and vgo thus removing from the
sem all impure and perncious causes which have induced
disease.
all medical skill is especially recommended in old
fails and it in from to three dayD
few positively all scading heat chordee and
pain.
It tie breath, interfere with any OF
business.
E5E~It requires no assistance from other medicine
R5"Tt lay the tOilGt-table in the counting
beng suspected remedy for private
EA venerea disease, with full directions for
the, permanent cure, accompany each bottle.
kFor full particulars get Circular FREE from any drug
store in the United States
M sold retail for 50 bottle three bottles for S.
all responsible druggists and dealers in medicines through
out the United States and at Wholesale by all wholesale drug
giBts.
POTTER hERWIE. Sole Proprietors. St. Louie, No.
J. WRIGHT Il CO.
Nos. q and lbl ChHrres street,
Wholesale Agents for the Houth
SS~SolGbg Druggists. tRN law
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New ORLEANS, January I, 1861.
To the Honorable The Common Council
Of the City of New OrleRns
~ EK'VEAEINGIGN-T'Sle ssnGlcrsig neN, owners
w fronting Old levee between BienFile
and Cont stress respectfully petition your honorable body
sell public auction, after days the official
nal paving with square blocks Old street
Cont Bcnve raising the sidewalks
each side and paving the same with flag stones.
The whole work be performed conformity with the speci
fcaous Of the City Surveyor.
Piaggo & Viosca, Jr,, 60 feet.
Fred. Avet, AZ
n. Carr5re ard c. C. C0llum, 63 :,
CaztvX +. Clauvct, %
james d. Dtnegre. 63 :.
V. St. ticard per F. Aug. Rochercal Co.. 20 :.
Aventhno Bros 43
CHAs. CLAIBORNE,
Secretary Of the Board of Aldermen.
NOUvEILE ORLEANS, ianvier, 1861.
lhonorRble Conscl Commun de In Nouvele- Orleans:
INT ESSgEURS-Ie soussigne, prOprfetRirr
4Vl ieSRnt Neie evtG Bienvlte
CONT prien respecelsemen honorable corps
vendre 6nCGn dix ous davis dams lie journal occe
carries la de In Niele
avee entire les Bienvle Ell Cont pour clever
bnnquettes deux de Ia les perres
plates LouvrRge devra ere tt daccord les specC
tons dI de Ia vile.
Piaggio 4 Viosca, ir, GO pieis.
Fred. Avet, ~
N. TarrtTe ct G.. C. Colium, :.
Y. Cn2auX, pro. +. Chauvet, %
,Jnmcs d. nencEre. 63
V. St Aicard par Eug Rochcreau & Co.. %
Avendano Freres. 43
CEAS. CLAIBORNE,
fec 1awSw Secrdtaire du Board dcs Aldermen.
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Board ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
Secretnry's Office, City Hall, Feb. s, 1861.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City of New Orleans
FHN4FG UNEDECEeS IGN ED, owners of real
fronting Claiborne street, from Common street
the Canal respectfully that ordinance resolu
ton he passed. according law for the sale of for
making brick sidewalks borered by cursOnes
cutters, Claiborne from Comm
Cauato continued in the now exists
Canal Common street where sidewalks
shall have already been made by the
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j, B, WALTON.

BATTLE-GROUND SUGAR PLANTATION AND RE
FINERY, MACHINERY, FARMING UTENSILS, CAT
TILE, MULES, ETC., etc,
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SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT Court,
Parish Of PlaquemiuCs.
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JOHN E. HOLLAND, Secretary.
BOARD AssIsTANTE ALDERMEN
Bureau du Secrdtare, Hotel de Vile, few 1861.
A rHonorable Conscl Commun
de la Vile de In Nouvele- Orleans:
7 ES S0USSIGNES proPrietnires de biens
~ mmeubes IisHnt face la Claiborne, rue Ia
Nouveau Canal denandent rospectueusement
quune ordonnance resolution soft passe Ioi
ee de vcndre contra In construction de banquettes
briques borlues ae rgolles
Ia Claiborne, de Ia de In Nouyeau
Canal dcvan continues de manere ouelles son
mAnenan de Ia ln Canal Ia de Ia Commune exCeptG
Ia OH les bapuee5 ont dta etc nites les proprdtres
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pETBTss1NS---s)FFG9!IAI

~H~~~~~<7~-~-~~~~~-~N~~-~~~N~
NEW ORLEANS, January 1861.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City Of New OrIeans:
THE undersfgned, owners of real estate
4 fronting on Wa hingnn Avenue
resolution BE- passed according Law for sale Of con-
tract for making brick sdeWalk b4rdred by curbones and
gutter both sides Of Washington Aynnms ern1
Children Girod except where the sidewalks
have already been made By the owners.
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~ I'M FilaL t1SJH AZ bSAk-
OUCH vs.. JOSEPH
STINSON ard MAUT-
Sell WHITE, JR.-No.
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Il co. VS.. WOOD
MAN e BEMENT q. T. Wood
man and 4. II. Bement,I
J. GOODWIN il BRO. VS.. SAME.
GEO. H. WILEY VS.. SAME.
SAME VS.. SAME.
Nos. s5l6, $50, 1881 and 1894.
our yyrits OF fierf facias,
Honorable the sixth District Court
.bove entitled causes, I will proceed
on the premises hereinafter desig-
day of April, 1861, at l0I O'Clock
A DRUG STORE situate
and Common streets, in the
S per inventory which can be 1
,ot.
F. 7. PARKER,
. Al. l.
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DIV VIRTUE of TO
ID to me directed by the
of New Orleans, in the al
to sell at pnblic auction,
mated, Oh MONDAY, 22d d
A. NJ
THE CONTENTS OF
Mt the c9rner of Magazine a
First District of this city, as
seen in my office.
Seized in the above suits.
TERMS-Cash On the spc
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Qnator2e C RTTettCs. u aGOns Ell drRys.
Tn buggy avcc hGrnais.
Tn lot de laruais.
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E. r. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.

SIXTH DISTRICT CoURr} CITY OF NEW ORLEANS w. W.
RY VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale
- 10 me directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Of
New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed sell
at public auction the City Hotel Common
Camp and Magazine streets, on MONDAY, I'd day Of
April 1851, at IL O'Clock NJ
District Of his city in the bounded by St Dennis
St. Patrick and Seventh Said ground
forming the corner of St. Dennis and Seventh aud
se each 30 feet front on Seventh street. by ITO feet in depth
The laid three lota adon other and the
front and depth Of liz feet on St. Dennis
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cesh 9 the spot.
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EOuTELLE ORLEANS. Janvier, 1851
APHonorable Conseil ComIun de Ia NOuvele- Orleans:
I Els SoUSszGFES, proprietaires faisaBt
IA face iAFenue Washington prent respecLueusenent
RESOLUTION ad1ptea daccord Ia o nroanaE
Ia dun pour la banqueez
ques curh son 81 rigoes bos deux de
PAvenne Warrington partr de la deg Rons Enans
qua Ia GirOd les e1droits banQUette
anraien etc d%ja constitutes par lea pTopra aires.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20

OUR BRAVE OLD Co MMoDoRE- Commodore TAFT.
ran mas without int nding it as SUCH set the men
OF the South an example which all should seek Ia
initiate, VIZ: whether weak or strong, meet the ems
are resolved to dispute every inch of Southern
ground, and drive him back to perish in the at
tempt. The Commodore, with his little river feet,
did not wait for an attack, but went out to meet
the enemy in all their pomp and power. He threw
his scornful and desnt shot into the teeth Of their
vast Expedition and when they met him, not on
equal terms but with repeated broadsides from
their largest ships, he showed his appreciation of
!helr gallantry and manhood by dipping his flag in
irony, as much as to say, your achievement is
rlGle sarcasm ingeniously yet forcibly expressed.
LET every Southern man, throughout this war,
inmate the conduct of cur gallant Commodore, and
prove ms devotion to the cause by meeting the
my 4s every step OF his progress and if no better
can be had, on his own terms.-SqUqNnah Replbf-
Hcdn NoU. Is
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20


dim and dis We see from the 4aet that the
nIantsrs ere slowing away their crops IN the seed
On their pIsntstions, that tho South is fully pre-
arod for fe Occupation Of their psrts by the Fed
rassfs and tl5at tie expectation is general IN the
Cotton States 4lat the war viii be long one. The
Times ssvg--aFEom the stray facts which reach US
from tse South it would appear that there H no in
tentiou of yielding, and that compromise with the
North even on the most favorable terms for slave
~ world be rejected by the obstinate race which
obeys Jefferson DaviAo We came to this conclusion
long ago. and Ve are st Of cpiEion, for the reasons
which we have SO often stated that the South VIII
resist TO tho dsatb that It will not voluntarily re-
enter tile Union, and that even in the improDaDle
contingency of its being subdned after long and
sanguinsrY war, the North could never hold IL as
conquered nation We do not believe, elther that IL
can be subdued by force Of arms OF that Il VIII ole
of atrophy. Its internal resources are within our
knowledge capable Of enabling its population TO
carry on tive war however long its lasts, until they
ave completely conquered thei Independence IL y
therefore, sheFe nonsense to tax of the "dppTodc-
md collapse of The SoldkeEn Rebellion, as some OF our
contemporaries do who never conld be peFsuadea
that there any vitality n the South, OF that us
Ten Millions of inhabitants could hold their own
against the determined viii Of the 1ioenty Millions
of the North. They will do so nevertheless. The
South is stronger in its right than the North In It's
might and hence it is that far in the progress OF
the war, the balance Of success remains with the
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20

AFFAIRs N NEW YoRK-From a gentleman who
very recently succeeded in reaching this city from
the North, we learn that business in New York is
completely proetrated and visitor passing through
its streets, would be disposed to think that Sunday
extended through the entire week. OF numerous
large wholesale establishments, but one is doing
anything in the way of trade, and failures are the
common events of the day. The feelings of the
people still very bitter against the South but
the idea of subjugstion seems to have been in a
great measure abandoned. 1t Is not so dangerous
to talk secession as heretofore, and there are
some who iare to express so honest sentiment and
yet escape punishment Of the bastle. 1t is the be-
lief of our informant that the mass of the people
would be glad Of an excuse to bring the war to a
close by the Intervention of a foreign power. Our
own opinion ia, however, that it will be some atme
yet before they come to their senses Richmond
Dispatch, N0U. 10.