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no LET-A Sr COND FLOOR, TO A sN LII NICE VA
miiy in resi- ectabe. airy house on very low terms
| $40 eiSi5 Nv.
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SUPPOSED 10 BIZ sToLEN From HE sJesCR BIER,
, on Friday afternoon, Juce H. ore Wagon and Ir
neas The horse gray shout b hands Sgh III old
more short AL ked On .se ana leg as if from
sta,d and rather lsv dive. Tuy
snih Makers painted rlack with ansry srps running
part. live. paed Hsrpes, open he dsa and blank. and
wh3 ibarr reward viii be psd FOR their 10 the
tabo o. j. KIM, c,rner OF Four sweet and LafaI
e.'e place
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BETTER CHANCE fOK LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
cspo Of their cast Of Clothing Furniture Carpes
ard Jereliy guarantee to Is cent than any
other dealer Please call sddr J. sNs LIT l62
Seventh between Twentieth and wepy frat streets
Ladies attended to by Ms Anhat.
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CI.OTTIIN G.

A FAIR PRICE PAID FOR LADIES' AND 3EEvLH-
n moa cast of Cohng, Je 7ehy. Furniture ard Gar
nes pretend not TO offer mia p'ices. are
send a LIZ YEAS w, 2J3 Sevenn
twenty third Twenty fourth Ladies
afforded by Mrs L,
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ITO LET-AT al WEST TwsLF STREET. F1rHHR
the first eeo. stories, or boh respectable ami
ly; gas ard ier; rsrt modeSete.
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RIO LET-rIRElhHLD OR MT, TIE ruRf STORY
=! S5 West wtnty fourth street cona ming all the
modern syil be ct till Is
hs the whole Of TIE flu nIture sale inquire
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rJO LFT-THE UPPER Pact End BASEMENT OF I49
GyAid street fer boarding hvife wonld be let
small fprn.i TO take Of snd CT. the oce
Rent low.
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Int OF LkTTEBs. Received FROM ALL TUB
n EeA plnents In and Washington, is pun-
Iished frr N the LIZ ADEH. Read tho list; here
may ba letter for yon
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no hXcnANGk-vOh UNisCuMBFRED UP row.
lpop Ty or Nssant lo.r frat Ssss o. uc.ive FRO
rety on s'oah ttreft t.w soos from all street g
ffoo i.'ts' on price sskec. A5drsss b. 10 rtno street
Eo " - $500 ~
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VILLA r YrNKEks.-Fc SALE OR TO LET FUR.
hsfeu, ttih cr ediate pos ion, toe admired
end mos bly, ocaed residence OF aAck corner
81 FrfdNay ard Lake avenue. vonkars c,mm AIDING a
chorr IN view OF the udson inquire OF JnHs HANK
Ae'rctotan Bank
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01
Position of Gen. Houston.

CEDAR PoNr TEXAS, Sept. r. 1861.
MESsRS. EDITORS OF TIE CIrILIAN-Genue'eeH-
Fondly had l hoped that in retirement, after q
publjg life of more than forty eight years, would
have been permitted to enjoy rest and tranquility
in the bosom of my family, and where myt9iends
would always find my rustic home accessinle 10
the calls of friendship; but in this have been dis
appointed. For some time past mad heard that
my position had been referred to by editors in it-
ferent parts of the country, and that my proeyities
were also referred to as favoring coercion by Mr.
Lincoln. In confirmation of this fact the following
extract from the New York Herald has beer
brought to my notice by friend:
STILL HANKERING AFTER TENAs.-A dispatch o
the 18th from Washington says:
"Relable private advices from Texas, dated the
| 23d ult represents the Union sentiment as rathel
| on the increase, and this becomes evident as the
true state of the agitation is better understood
and further that it would extensively be manifesto
should Federal protection be afforded against INT
| expressions of the disunionists. The newspapers
| OF that State have perverted the statements made
! by Gen. Houston from time to time, as It Is posi-
lively known that he has no sympathy with renel
lion. At last accounts he was in quiet secusioh oi
| his farm, awaiting events"
| By this you will perceive that my name has heel
| nnwarrantably referred to, and my present aiti
tude most egregiously msapprehendedo or wahtohl;
misrepresented. Previous to the acC OF secesSlo
by Texas and whilst the measure was one Oh arsu
ment and opinion my opposition to it was ope
and avowed and my opposition 70 the aGts OIL m tll
Convention was not conf@a!ed, bus on aii pecoti al,
ing occasions fully expressed, nor dia cease una
aTnression Of opnosition to the measure of SeceE
sion sion until the people acquiesced it, when /
one of them, unhesitatingiy assentea TO TINS Col
oluson since which time have .; att9mp5sd ten pae,od
throw no mpedment IN ,he way o. al I6 the uuS e
"d datiful M and loyal citizen of the Southern CO.
t federacy. This was doing no more than what I, o
came NE, for have lived and acted upon Il Il
principle that all public officers M should rnats oofy ci;;ze
support the Government which secures to the
), Whilst the Convention was in session present.
d a communication to the Legislature, ac9Nmpal
- ING resolutions forwarded to me by the EXecuti
70 nj Tennessee on tue subject Of coercion, IN WIN
~ | denounced apqualifedly such measure OF ft
IS eral policy; since then my opinion has undergo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01
Special TO the New Orleans Crescent

Special TO the New Orleans Crescent
ColUMuUs, XIV, Sept. q, 1851.
Mr.. Fdito1-There is nothing important to COM
municate to-day. Some Of Jetl. Thompson's cav
slry scouts yesterday had brief interview with
some of the enemy's scouts, up the river on the
Missouri side. Shots were exchanged, and the
enemy stampeded, our men not pursuing them far.
Loss on our side, one Lieutenant's cap; on the
other side, unknown. This skirmishrg is of al,
most daily occurrence over the river, and has al
most ceased to be interesting, so general is the
expectation of more extensive doing. The report
of Thompson losing fifteen men, in skirmish the
other day, lacks confirmation. 49,.
We are again in expectation of early order to
| march, enough of our force to be left to defend
Columbus, and pay their respects to anything Hes
| sian that may choose to come down by shore OF
river. OF course, we can't tell where we are tt
90, if we 70 at all; but, whether it be toward
Cairo and St. Louis, or Paducah and Louisville, !
| is all the same to the boys here. All they wanti
to be moving to some point where cold lead am
steel may be effectively administered to the North
ern vandals.
It is reported that Hardee's command is on tn
way to Join our forces here, and will soon arrive
Troops are concentrating rapidly at Memphis, an
again at UGiou City. The Indications on all side
| are that the frat movement from this place Will
one worthy of the great Southwest.
The weather is quite cold. Last night the boy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01

SOMETHING NICE TP DKlNR..-Messrs. S. d. era.
Co.. No 81 blsi0S street, publish list Of wines
liquors in anehe % unns this morning, which will make
mouth water to res They also have lot of poted meats
which would not oe particularly handy for
camp where cooks The best and mans appetite
always great We refer readers advertisement with
hope that they Fill Invest. e.. -...r .r---
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01

CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE FREE NJ MARKEr.
a grand vocal and instrumental concert will be
given at Odd Fellows Hall, next Friday evening,
eor the benefit of the Free Market, by M'ple Ruhl,
assisted by large body of professors and anna
teurs of the city The affair will be good in every
;,u1ur
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01

BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS Notice is given in
another column that oil the insurance offices of the
city will close their Offices at ocloe * daily, as re
commended by the Governor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01

During great storm on u &c Pacific ocean ves-
sci was once wrecked, and Quaker, tossing to
and fro en- plank, excaJ ned, over the crest OF a
wave to another who was drifting by on a barrel,
Friend dost thou call .his Pacific ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01

Rise early to your business earn good things
and oblige good men-they ar three things yon
shall never repent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01

{ To. ARMY CoNrRAcroRs.-Mr Richard 7. Archer
Sdve ,es arge of the bsst quality Of forage in another
ea of ouv pager Ibis morning. Parties wishing to buy are
referre to his advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01

HouSEXEy .PER.-A lady, who desires situation
as honsekeec gdveses paper this morning she IS
mere desse g,od home 1haa high salary See adTe1'
ttseyrents 81. .h
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01

To WHoM IT MAY CoSoERN,--&r, Timothy &C.
began warns the public mol 10 credit Ns ~le, aFSs 'ae
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01
usA. ST. CHARLES INSTITUTE, sss,sl
ss;u REENyILLE, R NEAR eARRoLLToN @4s=
Session 1861 and 1862.

NINE MACE respectfully that her Institution
will open for session MONDAY September ID
prospectuses giving references ana
sue and other particulars may be procured at this
should be addressed through No. 24 New Orleans Post
Office ,
from the citv in the rar,, N' ~ a1I6 ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01
- ADJUSTMENTS.
~ ODD FELLOWS HALL-oAhf si'sHhi
aRASD VOCAL. AND INSTRUMENTAL CoNobhf
On Friday Evening, octa 4, isei'
ADJUSTMENTS.
nEsEFrr OF TnE- FREE . MARKET,

10 he yep BY NJ nc RUHL assisted by tho principal Profe
sional ard Amateur Performers of New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01
a. RUPTUtSES NN
n RADIO ALLY GU R Dl ~ w
Tear from, Dr. W T. Mills the Editor Of the Vicksburg
Daily sun. . ...-
vrrvsprvr M;ss Nav

Dhhy Sun
vrcKsBuEe, Miss, May s, 1850 =
Hernia can te Cured without Needle or Knifel ~.
Mr. EdtoII those afflicted with this terrible
sod so9 Pot@ s1n ys4 y ss
Of hey ,S hm sn
bs bfononced KS case hopsess difference q
s'S s s. III sPs1 to
neS s Dnd ae Svng used that instrument the Doctors
cnrtfvs MSture about three mouths the boy entirely
sor1f bs sps last cs s has been busy plantation
ing all The Of live h for he 6enef Of
those who have mis- disease and for my F%df % s SbsF
w. l. hANl' 'A' ~
Above, in reference to the same boy.
IssAauENA Co., Miss, May 2, 1857.
Dr. Sherman. New Orleans: t,,o .,,..nro
me- much u 0RS work < T a 4y man W.T. MILLS NJ D.
iicians in he State of mississippi ,oeo
Dr. sherman-near Sir: send the boy Ben be TO yonb
shsd with ny xii nstics fed your r., plan
Is right and NAT YOU can G9Ie hn Fle"So "" e ne ~ ~
'nfh OIL the p's'' rlIos j. AARPER, NJ. d.
This letter reference boy about ID years
old pp5re saes and who subsequently
returned sound. The following explains itself:
vlcKspURG, MISS, May 7, 1880.
Dear SrI you my James apply to him siteb
~ afSSs Sy dr. dr stoe Tsses In hem howpve have bnt lit
tie confidence having confidence your skill in such mat
''+'' ''D THos j. HARPER, Ii. D.
DR.. BEbDEN's OPINION.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. g. 1852
ssernue Davis Esq;
Dear Sir true that Dr. Sheran's Truss applied
him will give relief edecualy than any other hav
seen tried 10 my entire satisfaction 1know Of several
nv the use of Il md mixture. recommend
but be sure Dr. Sherman himself applies as much depend
upon the fitting II. hSiDfN' NJ. u
NS~DR SHERMAN respectfully informs rnptured persons
or those having slaves that he has the
and may found his ohice No. 10 ARIES STREET
New Orleans prepared TO relieve and all cases OF ruptn
by application of his PATENT SIhV ER TRUSS and Gnk
ATIVE MIXTURE. my6 iydW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01
NOTICE To CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS

PATENz SAWED NEATHERBoARDINa,
Both Rough and Dressed, from the very best YELLOW
PINE timber for sale IL lots to suit purchaser
II tha LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
1913 IL SFAR planning 1tl44 New 6aSln
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01

tsr TIE sor1nwEsrrRs AND AMERICAN rlsrsl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01
Western Military Correspondence.

Military MattursIIardee and his Army-Cold Weather-A
Night on the Chartn-Lades at Premiun--Wliy didn't
Pitch Tn-The Prince and the Tncker-os of Fun and no
Whisky-Abou Hogs aud other Things, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01

MORE HESTucKIANs in BAsTILE LAFAYETTE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01

LOUISIANA STATE BANK, /
New Orleans, Sept. l6, 1851. 5
@y- This Bank, in conformity with the
Governor has suspended specie
all its liabilities Hereafter, Confederate Treasury
Notes VIII be accepted payment and received deposit
Parties hayng COLLECTION in this Bank are hereby moth
that they Treasury Notes OF the
Confederate local bank payment OF said
withdraw the and paper shall hereafter be receives
collection the require other than Treasury
Notes or local bank notes in pay meut OF the same
By order: . ~ ,
sell If [Signedl l.. BERNARD, Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS SECOND DRAINING DISTRICT,
q City Hall, New Orleans. Aug. 30. 1851.

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS SECOND DRAISlNG l'lsIftVF,f :
g Clty Hall, New Orleans Aug 30 le6l: )
R8y-Notice is hereby given that, according
The Of tie Lghtur5 ot the State Of
Louisiana supplementary entitled an act 10 PROVIDE
draining, and reclmng Swamp Landa in certain
portions parishes Of Orleans and Jefersonn approved
Mutch lE59 AtD PRQPOS AIS will rece we'd for tht
sale the Commissioners Of Bonds issued according 10 the
oreroing of Sixteen Thousand FIVE Hun
dred Dollars utl the FOURTH DAY Of OCTOBER, 1861 at
l2o'c!ock NJ.
Proposals be addressed W. T. AiO Secretary and en-
dorsed proposals for Sale OF Bonds.n ,
aussl tot L. H. PLACE, President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01

STAR MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, }
No u Carondelet street,
New Orleans, Aug. 81 1861.
R8~This Company VIII continue to insure
against the Loss aud Fire the pr of the Seas ano
Rivers the rates Of Premium .r.
DIRECTORS.
P. A. Graud, firm of 2. A. Giraud Co.
A. Watt, firm of Jno. Watt Il Co.
G. W. Logan firm of Logan, soniat .S Claiborne.
a. F. Eliot firm of Elliot E MeKeever
+. Lulmg, firm of Mummy, Luing & Co.
+. Dup!autier, firm OF Roman 4 henion.
LLOYD X. Coleman firm of Coleman, Eritron d Witlcrs.
VI. Quentell, firm of VIM. PreAn x Co.
W. &. c. Claiborne, ----
ChRs. 4. Castillo firm of W A. Gordon Castillo.
j. de Fuentes, firm of s. Oser Il Co.
EMILE DEBUYS President
j. p PEIAUsfE, Secretary pro TEN. aual Iy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01

Breaking up Of Union Camps by Gen. Buclner
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01
BANK OF NEW ORLEANS,

Z
New Orleans, Sept 16, 1851
psIn conformity with the recommentta-
lis EAcelleucy Moore, this Bank does this day
pend specin pay len the Of the local banks and the
Treasury the Confederate States will be paid at its
counter received payment of all deb due the Bank.
having paper for in THIS Bank hereby
titled withdraw the forthwith II they not will. .S to
above currency; and hencetorh paper will be
received for collection unless parties agree Ae above
BY order of the Board.
sel9 If MORTIMER BELLY, Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01

OFFICE BOARD OF ASSESSORS, }
Room No. ID, City hall
New Orleans, Aug. IA, 1861. }
E8"Notfce to Tax Payers-tThe Board of AS
the year 1861 copies thereof having been
flied with the Secretary said Board Room Is, City Hall
the same may be seen and examined by any the inhabitants
of said city New Orleans aud by any of the owners Of pro
perty in said city from 10 o'clock \. NJ, till o'clock T.
daily, Sundays eNcepled during THIRTY DAYS, from the
18th inst. .., 80
And the Board of Assessors further give notice. that they will
their Office Room ID. City Hail. from 10 clock A. NJ
till clock P NJ the 10Th, 2ls 25d oath and 18th of Sep
tebe 1851 review their assessments application OF any
person conceiving himself aggrieved. ,
WM. SALOM0N,
auli BOT Secretary of the Board of Assessors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01
DarttMLar AQtnes.

BAEH LOUISIANA, M
New Orleans. Oct. /. 1851.
n-y. ypr ncearaance with the Governors
recommendation tbs Bank viii closed at ocock r. H.
ocI G. g. '''' AUG. MoNTREUI, Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01
1em Otleans Dailp Crescent.

AND GENERAL. PRICE. APPROACHING GEORGETOWN
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-02-28
Relief Bill Passed the House.

The House passed the relief Bill on the
2lst. II suspends the collection of debt.
for twelve months. Executions now issued
by Justices the Peace are returnabls twelve
months after date Of the execution. The
following is the vote:
ArEs-Messrs. Allen Arnold. Ash.
haugh, Aus,in, sBaliou, Baugham, Besll
sledsos. Boyd, Briscoe, Brown, Buford
Burri.s, Byrd, Caldwell. of Perry. Csld.
we'll Of Rails, campbell; Claiborne, Cloud,
Conrow, Cunningham. Daugherty, Death
eradge, Doris. Duvall, Eads. Ellis, Gate
wood. Giddings. Gordon, Of Lafayette,
Graham. Green. Hagan, Hale, Hall, Hand;
Hannah, Hardin, Harmon, Harris, Of Ma
rion. Harris, Of Montgomery, Hickox, Hy.
sr. Jennings, Johnson, Jones, Kennedy,
Lawson, Of Platte, Lawson Of Washington,
Mcbride, Mcconnell, MeIlhany. Morgan,
Murphy, Neill, Porter Powell, Randolph,
Rathbun, Rhodes. Richardson, Of Linn,
Richardson. Of Miller, Riley, Roberts, oil
Buchanan. Roberts, Of Schuyler, Russell,
Shambsugh, Sheffield, Shultz, Steele,
Swink. Taylor, Trollinget, Vance, Vest,
Walker, OF Cedar. Walker, Of Cooper,
Watkins, White, Williams. Of Davis, vii.
lisms. Of Hickory, Williams. Of Phelps,
Woodside, Wyatt, Mr.. Speaker,-s5.
NoEs-Albright, Arlington, Amsnt, Bal.
ley, Bohannon, Boulwsre, Crow, Dads,
Devol, Dehn, Doyle, Gordon. Of Boone
Graves, Harris. Of Boone. Lacey, Moore;
Of St. Louis, Owens, Partridge, Robinson,
SpedGen, Stevenson, Tut, Mailman,
Welch, Of JoSn.on-26.
The Senate has before it bill somewhat
different, but the effect will b about the
same,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-02-28
What About the Kilitia Bun

1t calls for the enrolling Of every fres
white citizen Of The State bstwsen eighteen
and fifty.
Il puts down the dciire force Of the State
N 9.568 men. 1t orsstes On inntmersble
host Of new officers, with salaries and
smoIuments attached 10 oil. 1t levies com.
yutation tax Of Fifty Cents on every man,
making no distinction between the poor
and rich. II eompsls every county where
a company may be organized, to build az
Armory, the cost Of which may BE- more or
less than that Of a court house. 1t will
compel a man who is drafted to serve his
term out. or pay One Hundred and Fifty
Dollars for computation, Its effect will be
to force the poor man into the camp, and
release the rich from the hard duty Of
camp life.
1t provides that any soldier who may
speak disfespec.fuliy Of the Governor OF
Il the Legislature shall be punished at the
discretion Of a Court Martial. That pun.
ishmen. may be a fine that will ruin him 10
pay. II may be thirty mine lashss, or il
may be death. II Isl VERSE than the old
alien and sed,ion laws, and does most GER
tainly tend to the destruction 81 all freedom
Of speech. and to the establishment Of des.
po.ism as intolerable and oppressive as any
that now brushes the most enslaved nation
in Europe Springfield Mirror.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-02-28
Disappointed.

e, Jackson, Reynolds. Parsons, Vest & Co.,
are sadly disappointed at the result Of the
election Of delegates to the Convention
They fondly imagined the immediate Sc.
csssssionists" would be in the majority,
whereas there will not be enough Of that
c stripe to organize minority. Gov. Jack
son is Indignant, but he will simmer down
doubtless. Parsons relies on his military
bill TO place the State in the hand. OF the
secessionists-but The H ouse hss already
killed that. Vest is so enraged that he
wishes the delegates dead and in heaven!
We marvel that he did not wish them in the
elher place.
These worthless had as well keep sin thsi,
iinen." The inierests OF Missouri are now
an safe hands. Her destinies are oonfided
10 convention of sound men. who feel the
weight Of the responsibility, end who will
act with prudence, caution and yet with
frmness; and this Convention may deem it
their duty TO discharge from public service
Gov. Jackson and the entire Legislature.
lfthey clearly have the power, the people
would sustain them in such course, and at
once Gil their places by better men. Like
The Congress, they were not chosen for
this crisis, and if the whole people could
now speak, eur troubles would soon be ct
an end.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-02-28

UHIox SENTIMENT IN VIaaIsfA.-Ths
Lynohburg Nrgm.an has this sensible view
Of tho duties of the Union men in the South:
What boots il 10 the masses Of the PEG.
pie. who owe allegiance TO the republic;
not to parties or men. whether this or that
party is in power for the time being? The
republic is worth more than parties, and it,
integrity should be the paramount consider.
alton. With tie exhibition Of party venal.
ty and corruption that has just been pre-.
sented to the people, who are not convinced
that all mere party organizations are TO b
deprecated? that the people can only pro.
.ect their interest by holding their servant.
q strict accountability, and not vsinly sx.
pect, BY partition of the cohfederacy, that
will give our section 10 the exclusive dom.
ina,lOn Of the party which first promulgated
the denoralizing doctrine tina. "to the vic.
tors belong the spOlls," and will include
and retain amongst US those who have out.
ragged all public and private norality-tc
promote our welfare.
The same p.psr spssks Of Floyd as sch.
great criminal. L4-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-02-28
Postage-.Eecessio

On the 18th the Senate passed bill sus'
pending the mail service in the seeding
States BY tbs following vote:-
AyEs-Msssrs. Anthony. Bsyard, Big
leF, Bingham. Chandler. Clark, Collamer
Cristsnden, Dixon, Doolittle, Douglas, Dur.
kee, Fessenden, Fitch, Feots, Foster;
Grimes, Harlan, Johnson Of Tsans,seei
Kennedy, King, Lathan, Psarce, Morrill,
Seward, Simmons, Sumner, Ten Eyok
Thsmpson, Trumbull, Wade, Wilkinsar
and Wilson-34.
NAys-Messrs. Bragg. Bright, Green
Henphill, johnson Of Arkansas, Lane, Ma.
son, Nicholson, Polk, Powell, Rice and
WigfalI-12. fEE
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-02-28

H-The Senate passed the new tariff
bill, on the. 2l't by the following vote:
YEAs.-Messrs. Anthony, Baker, Bling.
ham, Cameron, Chandler, Clark, Dooliule
Durkee, Foot, Foster, Grimes, Hale, Har.
Ian, King, Morrill,, Seward, Simmins. Sum.
ner, Ten Eyck. Trumtull, Wade, Wilkin.
son and WiIson-23.
NA1s-Messrs. Bragg, Clingman, Doug.
las, Green. Hunter, johnson Of Arkansas
Johnson oil, Tennessee, Lsne, Latham
Nicholson, Pearoe, Powell, Rice and Sc.
bastian-l4.
On the sane day the Bill 10 suspend DOS.
tal service in the Seeding States was tsker
up and warmly debated. Messrs. Hunter
and Powell opposed it, and Messrs. Doolit.
tie, Fs,.endsn and DOugla. argued in IA:
vor Of it as peace, and not fierce meas