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M ElERire sells Ct auction this day, al los
y 81 ,ae pssrlsss, nc contents Il variety sore.
elissay. Etsat Dsaict.
Vi NE oeoal AZ n ths City Hotel Common street vow
resi aeaie, forming Of Ninh aud Iaa,s,
sse Hasaccy and faurai fourth District Fss paricalas
EsssF agSe ertsenfnans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-18

GETTING ARMS FROM SPRING FIELp.-4The Nash
vile Patriot states that Capt Hawkins of tho Home Guard of
that city, has armed his company with revolving rifles of War.
ners paant procured at the Springfield armory in Nase
chusetts. Says the Patriot:
In reply 70 the question to Capt how he rot the rifles
from Sprnsted Mass he placed mis- index finger the corner
OF his left ard said, That We asked If
there were any more LEFT Of the or' which he re-
Springfield Arms Nlanutac DRY is ''pay,d OUT '1
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Ladies' Volunteer Aid Association.

The Ladies' Volunteer Aid Association call attention 10 the
! following resolution
Resolved That applications will received from Gonna.
MES that have authenticated by ners1
Tracy or Adtutant. General Grvot. poyi5 onf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-18

NOt1ce-I Eahe this IA. tIacti of withdraw
ing my name of the Committee appointed u
for the OF soliciting subscriptions for the support OF
families of volunteers and will pay all moneys proper
Committee authorized to receive the same
myT 2pIt y. N. Holt INGSWORTH
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Indiana il al, alive, al d The hour is not far dis
tnh VII hort SOD he called active crvce On tho
iltos 5aaer ntihr ,,Sro oflhaoh oand MhsFsph. We
viii To the Pesi1ent Of The SNnh Gauredgsy and viii
me h quarter no and ncomot il hs opp5 tuuiy is
ufe ed ltitcn al inc,
NodSnba il These anne In5iana hefos says The Nash.
Wills Va tiot de JET DAVIS quare ho nucon.
fot#bs u,eu he bloody set Of Bmna Vista where they
like he anu # The assi plans and dive back
tue thousand Mexieans who Threatened true ion.
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HARrEa's FERRy.-A dispatch to the Philadel.

phia Inquirer contains the following:
ntem nm who left pes Jerry Tuesday states that
The prem pnnts and thu pl ace bad been
IN ~ he Vlgi ms, with Two pee # cannon enc ard
picket nad rXtendi distance from en-
placed lamp Hi HeHr The town, has thus fortified
Together wi III Point of kOcks The picket g,rd xtends
also SOM ot emo MARY ind, The Pinnace about
TWEEN miles If tpers Ferry mud he Virginia line, aIsn
sni,ed by f i lderS White the machinery of
lhs mu.k snnp4fsemy has been reooved Richmo d. Tho
turning ont they say ahon two hrndtd day.
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- 1ANkEE-UATcHEKs." IA company has been
formed in " 50 eon,y Va, called the Wise Yankee
erS who have aked permission
own rifles if The ate Cannot furnish with arms 1hey
are all SPLENDID mGrknsn and would give little for
Saho chance It he shonld happen the range of
one OF the rides of the Wise nountaireers. " '"'0 Vi
Li.yGchburg Republican.
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Boston, Saturday, May II, IS6l.--An attemnt
has been made the Gcchutuae water Fr, M the div bv
breaking open the main conduit Newton lower fails Tbs
attempt unsuccessful the b Ing 100 strong for
he nSIlamsntS 20 W. S'''Aa AN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-18

New York, May l4-Tt is regarded as not i'm
PHrShsSs M dc a. 70 Iil march rom Wheel ng Mar
. a speca isLicn 10 he ne from the
War lepa fnI directing Gen. Wool the
Fortre
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-18

Losr BEr.-The New York Herald states that
bet of 500 offered md eoted in pslmon co.'s Hotel in
that city that General Beauegard killed at the lombard
Of Fort Sumter.
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Yhe beautiful and patriotic ladies in the
sassss Ut the Young Mems Christian Association,
ase 9a thianks Of the printers in this office for
dnass il making up the clothing Of those
ef sssir number leaving tomorrow for the seat of
Fss 8a I'D a lircd Munroe q Go. are remembered
tef ants TO The stock of wardrobe of those
9iunfaeTsa 545t,i
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AaEi:sIioa, n IIEs. VT. ]. a. Braselman cor.
r. ~ y a. arAsne streets today cppus cd led
~ lAes poias and shawa These goods having been
" sse $50 oelssed al very prices. See nd.
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eaHT"OS2 Bird.

eAssA SfS AA
SUCCESSOR TO sEWELL T. TAYLOR IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
Ecss 10 and Is Royal street,
Has now in store large supply of the celebrated CREME De
BOUzY quarts ptns also other brands
viz: CHARLES HEGDSEIGK, PIPER HEIDSEICK PAR
MENFIER, and ether brands inferior quality. have
large assortment of the Old Sherries suc as
hADO TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MADEIRA Of
direct Importation other Nadaras Of lower grade Supero
Old London Dry Doca POkT and other Ports less grade
The celebrated sAZARAG BRANDIEs-vin,age 1856 I798,
1902 and 1864 large supply always hand All grades Of
CLARET and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood. wEIs-
KYs-Scoteh and Irish, Old Rye, Bourbon and Wheat Whs
kys SCOTCH ALEand PORTER, in pins quarts. COR
D1ALS, etc. My usual assortment OF the best VINES which
will be sold reasonable any house in the city
AARON BIRD,
ai3 2pIy Rand rovaI
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re- For Recorder OF Second District
Crescent Please announce in columns EMILE WILTZ
candidate for Recorder Of the District at the coming
election AS faithful end tried magistrate receive the
Of
my 6 2ptf ALL PARTIES
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CREOLE.

RG-For Auditor of EsubIic AecouRts-Pleaso
Il. PERALTA a Auditor Of Public
Accounts at the election in November
a42
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'sHasEsp Cry CARDS Company a This
,sssssra ny 81 ordered 70 meet AZ the armnry. on
21ta inst, at clock, A. Nj, in foil uni
&sEas, 3oF the purpose Of being mustered into ser
4 wfsss Tie Official notice elsewhere appears.
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RS-F6r Assistant Alderman, Tenth Ward
Ed. Crescent: Please announce Mr. CHARLES MENSMAN
as the Southern Candidate for Assistant Alderman Of the Tenth
Ward, at the election, june s, 1861, and obge
my17 tdH MANY FRIENDS
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ArTsrlIpaS As HING ToN ArgtLhERY We direct
attention 10 the notice. elsewhere given,
40 10 gasd lo she 100 Yenents of this battalion In
sstTss ne days tue battalion will leave
zos Aiishinana. Virginia. A few f aur young and
III ut Tiers N ishing to enter into immediate
81 service, Nl Be accepted and enrolled as
shers VI tllse Battalion Applications should
sss:saa VI she ofice of Major Walton, No 40
ss&fSsg gsYeet
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sasssstss Y ] AAss. dsssrs, y. D. valentine a CO.
sFaal Tor saloan Yoics of tey. ROOD.
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DAN RIcE.-Dan Rice, we'll known in this city,
made speech 10 soldiers the other day Erie Penr
We find this speech published in the Cincinnati Enquirer He
told volunteers that III going o annihc treason
TO subdue rebuls, etc. That not the way Dan Rice
talked when he here last winter bu-ne,e r mind
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-18

AssEIEsT8N ARTIl IERY E0strh Cealpauy--
ssEsallers d This company are elsewhere mott
sed Fl nble this evening for the purpose of
essekiug Ronscommissioned officers to Ill yacan.
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10 ReS'tUes's, EsgGckssns3sEss,
AND BUGLERS.

Wanted to enlist for the Washington Artillery for Immediate
service in Virginia.
sixty-six competent DRIVERS for tho Battery
Nine BLACKSM THIS and ARTIFICERs.
-Four BUGLERs
To whom good Wages Ra,lons Clothing will be given
H~Appy at the Arsenal Of the Washington Artillery Grod
street, from o'clock A NJ till O'Clock p NJ to the Recruit
ing officer. rpvl4 ontf
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Gg-southorn American Party-tThc menu
bers Of The s. p reQutsd in their respective
Club rooms, ssfURDAY u O'Clock P M for ratca.
tiou Of the candidates nominated by the Convention
myl7 2p2t THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
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ARpsER salIrI1 e 10, viii sell tlis tiav
Il aei0sk. alsge,sats, and A,copaer, II
eng cfF w llFee Also lot If choice Slaves.
g &4e saaeNFiIscn1pn s.ss {"
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assEs Azot1ssE hose desiring to visit this camp
cfsd to The notice OF Superintendent V IL
] EIstssgs % the View Orleans, Jackson and Great
ssEsetn saiisoad Com pany, appearing in another
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MORE VANDALIsM,-The United States officer at
Fort Ke has spiked hUwzers the Secession
lists. He IS scared long way off
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GoFroN sElzep.-A dspatch in the st. Louis Re-
pqehea, dated 6nei oils. May ., says;
tost rsbi acc mntt,,d al Cd Point Con, ort
Whleh nus beer taken ION tei,e SGT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-18

CHARLESTON Observation-Disclosures is block
adsr the Niagara heina of harbo preventing esse from
in and "yehaung all those that 90 The Cour
Tuesday last says:
fee Of eight SAIL wi Commodore Stringsu ex
peced of here shortly, the blockade Will Is ridy en-
teIcod all along the
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M NJ 10 RNfNG, MAY is, 1851.

ssia
d, sfas Il faeir
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may concern:
BRITISH CONSULATE,
New Orleans, May II, 1867 /
10 he Editor Of the New Orleans Crescent ~
SRA Though have received any official nat resr5
ing he time wnen th blockade of the Mississippi viii DO
established il DO impor Interested IN ya suCh
rs have received from Washington
Nuuat vessels will be allowed fifteen days to leave mort
after tha actual of the blockade hethnr rb
vessels are with Or witaon casoes and whet the carg
1t rnored that the blockade be e ctuay esNbishaJ
about the 18th lust.
am, Sir, your ODE cut servant,
Wan. MuRE, e. B. II. Consul.
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Oro RIFIss g.. IN accordance with official
ssssaeE sIseWhare published the members Of this
ate notified to meet at their armory to-
Z dag af clock r M., fully armed and equipped
saz sa pared for active service, to leave for Camp
gzanrss
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srArR LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans City Of New Orle Ms. (
Be 1t remembered that this 18th day March, 1851 be-
JoFe the subscriber Peace In and for tbe
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
and H. p envler Secretary the Mutual Insurance
company o. New Orleans who being duly eccorda d
law, do depose and that the Just
rue and correcttranscrip said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS President
H. P JANvTER, Secretary
Sworn to and subscribed before 18th day March,
1861 D. r. MITCHEyJ
Second Justice Of the Peace Parish of Orleans
The Board OF Trustees have pay per cent h.
sreSt on the outstanding certificates prota and after M
Second Monday of May redeem on pnd after at
date Fifty per cent of the Scrip year 1859 and they
have further declared dividend Thirty per cent on ha
net earned premiums for the ending TebrHary2 for
which certificates will be after tie rs day 81
june 1851.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President,
A. CARRIERE, Vice Presideni. y
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scvessEh G1-a,ea Gcs,aae0ss p'pSSssses

ScUe0Eh Grand Gses9ae0ss Y'oSksfesE
TO BE HELD
ON sUNDAYAND MONDAY, MAY 10, and 40,
81. On the
MECHANICS AND hGRlCUL TURAL FAIR GROUNDS,
FORMERLY THE CREOLE OR UNION RACE COURSE.
'I'EEIG 1zi7ECEnUGEv1s B1sN rsErrra7
OF THE
FAMILIES OF OUR ABSENT vorIyNTEErsl
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FIRST LOUISIANA REGtMEST va The advanced
ION q nei conner g The I9ui AR
Gusid emp ~ and CIV II es ii,IG fnfsnsY W.
snapsass VI he'd ths city l night they ~ . tsds ns
Il an Rse greeted with cNefs
on ttAeF asflF4L tNofioik AesssId. Ilth.
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Md are indebted to the officers of the Elk
Com and to Mr. 4. picton, for late
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p r o G T. S SION.
ENHrrA nssAa

PROC EssIoN.
Fivst Division.
THEoD BRUENTNG, Grand Marshul
lam Van Soocn and jean Lass4e 10 Grand Marshal
MUSIC.
Col. Stuerkeu, Col. Boettinger, and A. Himnel
Members of Committee,
German Society,
New Orleans Singers
Allegoriea Car of King Cotton,' with six horses
Mounted Gnnrd of Honor.
HIS Excelleney TIOS o. MOORE Governor of the State
and Chus. Po,boT, President of volks Fest,
in coach and four.
Lieutenant Governor Hymns.
His Honor John T, MONROE May or of tile ely
Gen. John L. Lewis.
Hon Judge Reynolds aod G. T. Bougbn Orators of The Day.
Decorated Wagon of Carroton.
Second Division.
NJ. Fehrcnbaeh, assistant Marshal and Aids
Music.
Turner Societies.
Decorated Wagon of Bakers Society.
Members Of Bakers Society.
Invited Guests and different Societies.
All those who wish join in the procession horseback
The procession will organize the Canal and Ram
part Streets at O'clock A. NJ the 18th instant The pro
ceson will from Canal Clronleut from Carodelet to
Poydas, from Poyds 10 Camp, down Camp Canal from
Canal to Royal down Royal Esp nude down Espanade to
Getilly Road down GENTLY Road 10 the Mcchaucs and A
ricultural Fair Grounds.
The movement Of The procession will signal
given by salute of many guns there States in the
Southern Confederacy.
re- In consideration of the object Of this voks Fest E.
sawson, Esq will rn from forty Gfy omubusos Canal
street to the Fair Grounds for the low price Of EN- CENTS
Messrs. Wilbur Arno d Co. run some eight or ten omn
buses from Canal street to the main Grounds
on GENTLY Road-Fare % cents.
All carriages will Gelly Rold No horses or car
riases allowed inside the track
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So tn may eRsues says disting ISL, ed
medical writer from the of mineral hair dyes To avoid
such contingency only Cstsdoro Excelsior Dye proved
by the analy sis of Dr. Chiffon dye exist
ence, and wholly free from poison.
Manufactured by j. cRIsTADoRO, No. Asor House, New
York Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair
40 2plm%W
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asya h, ss f3s,lsle fiaaTSl !, n, W..
Z Il si5s ls5sa S
ST W ssst q go3c tsiSassi aud
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sig svtH4Isl Nptice il elsewhere given
has enlisted for the war.
faN desiring 70 join theirranks, may
"a aoSIiate application, as directed in the
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IN AEToN, aitctE oaeer, will sell to-day, at
Nj, 81 te Mefsbaats' and Aao.onesrs, Exchange
sesern ts 81 Thcmas Boyle and Of hi VIE
iFesnau, HE following described property
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R5~ Coal Oil and Lamps Country Wer-
chants, Planters and the pub gene ally, Great
Southern Coal Oil ana Lamp Emporium No Chartres street,
bV far the largest and only complete of PURE COAL
OILS and COAL OIL LAMPS III this city, which Messrs Co
VERT HILL offer the trade retail prices
than they be purchased for any other tho
Sou h. myS 2ptf
aS-Dr. Charles &c. RAeiIs, Dentist. No, l5a
Canal arvgern iarnndeRt farnnne
til HerFing's PnEeml champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos 81 Gravier street. New Or
leans
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Hsss - Nh ars indebted t. Wilbur 3 Borgess Ex
- gorGsa Weston papers of Wednesday,
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sslslle On Sunday morrow evening,
she dedication os the Methodist Episcopal Church
taa vii take place. The public are invited
S Hi present. The services appropriate to the
Viii BE conducted By the Rev, Mr.. j. b.
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Net profits to aoth April. 1851

Inc Company have the followI As5stn, viz:
'ans on Ptsdgo Of Bank snd Public Stocks SoI29 81
Loans on bona and Mortgage. 2D80l5 90
hs Receivable Mt short time for Premiums 21 232 10
que ioI Premiums in soursc ~ ooinS1o 6s $50 IS
Loan Tor beience Of the Confederate States 10000 90
louo snefee haak stock. T650O GO
Sasouo eonsotdated stx per cent City Boads. a. 100 %
es0O00 City six cent. Bonda iBsue,l TO RAILROAD
oonpanies 10000 90
scrip OF osher Companies 22590 90
eai Ast@'e. 600g0 90
9I7S2 So
-
Total amount assets. ............. 81 AZ, $50 IS
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ALL PARTIES.
R~ccrtiacate of twenty-eight years us,

OF BtGndreth'S Pills
NEWCASTLE, Weschester County. N. Y, Aug H. 1850.
Or. b. Brandreth-My Dear Sir: am seventy nine
years old and for the last twentegh have
slant of gea6e Universal Pills when sick flv
realizing the advantage of enforcing purgaon medicine
which, while harmless in its NATURE impurities
safely that the vigorous age now enjoy has begn
caused mtny by the timely Of Brandreths Pills have
had in these lat fits sickness
occasionally in6rHy of would press upon me- At
these times haze always found pills remedy giving
me not only health but strength consider them only
valuable purgaive but also tonic. have never dur.
ing these last twenty used any medicine what
ever bling convinced by experience that good
BranHrets Pills have also been freely used by negbor
kind Of Sickness known to fail when
PROMPTLY administered, Ynurs truly
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flg GrfsfslIf,
/. / IL 8F II oI's ANS.
~ sl u. ...l I've. 81 I.llator.

u. III N II. sssi sses ssassa iosor.
n 80 ST * AIE q, ~, + s,TssI
psgsns sio % By ne week ID cents
sH#jsf5
spssftsa II the usual rates 4
disoeuas aaade b sss mar yerieers.
Ease sRsalS sg creseems i pabtshea esery Sat-
transcription s--insasabls IN adsanas.
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The Toilet
''TEsFEL1o" IS THE TRUE SECRET Or BEAUTY
''TRETELIOo Curesan Erurtsona
''TREFELIO" Softens the Skin.
''TREFELIo" Bsauti6es the Skin.
"TREFELIo" Eradicates Hunaor,
"TREFELIo" 90 cents bottle
Particularly adapted to climates fe drcpg poErs
the wstsr for Bathing dscousy refreshing and exhegs
Tag, giving the Skin FreshreBs Soothnes Elasticity sofreo.
8rliancy and PurtyCoolng Invigorang-yerderg tn
es firm and of alabaser richness of Beauty remover
fraptons Immensely popular among the LGdles.
sSS@Sold everywhere at 30 cents bottle
Sold Wholesale and retail by JAMES sYE No. ISz C.us
treet, and by Druggists generally
TILESTON Il CO.,
nyGa 2ply General Agents. 48 Broadway New York
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$50
Blockade of This Porl.
IqroRrAsT aoTn PROM rnn nHlrsH CONSUL.

We last evening received from Mr.. Mure, the
British Consul at this port, the following note,
which we publish for the benefit Of all whom it
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-18

Justice of the Peace for 40 Westminster Co.. N Y
Price Is cents per box. Principal Office Canal street
New York Sold by J. WRIGHT & Co. Nos q and l5I
Char'rss street, aud by respectable medicines
my3 2p2taw. kanuyw-Im
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Military.
MESSRS. p. P. WERLEIN & HALSEY
Are manufacturing FINE BRASS DBUMS for Volunteer
Companies, equal to my ever imported.
They using The best materials to their DRUMS and they
would warn those interested purchasing Of this
kind from who them up cheap plan as they
cannot be relied on for use.
P. P. WERLEIN & nALSEY.
Tnyt3 2tGt sind lamp street.
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aHi4 dwelling house aad los on Benyjle street
"a w snss ssapasd by p;esyle, Cont psur and johnson
Gasthsr particulars. scs aiye,tisemsnts
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MECHANICS AND AGRICULTURAL FAIR GROUNDS,
Tickets 81; Ladies' and cllirdrera la,f.prlc,

FAMILIES OF OUR ABSENT VOLUNTEERS!
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y. y. MITCHELL, ID j. r.

THOMAS 4. ApAEs. President.
= G. W. sPRATT. Secretary.
to in New Orleans this 18th day Of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27

a., GARRAGHRN BAIM.I : 5a
- iy, AhBRAFED FOR COUGHS, COINS ETC ,
~ sNe4. Z. BOOKING, Aga, 4, p (
oad FelIoV1' nall Drug stora. &
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THE TAxQURsTIoN, IN THnlCoN.
VENT1ON.

THE TA1QUBSTION IN THEiCON
= KERT1oN. {,
Mr.. Haymond, OF Marion, mikes q
Speeehs and has much 40 say on the
Subject iI ltS YnriOns ASnscfE--
some Se1eetlonS from HlGI8enhrIks.
MR. ALPnEUs HAYMOxb, of Marion, on the
18th aud goth dnysof March, made a speech
on the subject of ad ralpren taxstionliirn the
Convention, Like those whohare preceded
him, from. the West, on The subject, he. had
a good deal of useless predatory disclaimer
asito the unsounduessiof of the West on the
niger question. which every body, aud
Mr.. Raymond, too, knows, is all bosh.
He'knOws that the West is not sound on
the Niger question, in the sense that East
eFn Virginia wants her to be sound-that is.
he knows she has very poor opinion of
the institution, and would be glad to get
clearof it, if she had only good chance.
This fact Mr.. Raymond knows. Rnd so ,lo
all the rest that rise to speak on the
subject, and they might nslwell own up to
it, and tell the East to make tile most out
of it if they do not likeit. That is the.
way that men, feeling themselves among
equals, and equals only, would t,tlk. But
let the disclaimer pass, Mr. Haymodd
made some good remarks, and we repro
ducs sOmeiof them, and only regret That
we have not space for Tue speech in full
no AGREEMENT TO CHANGE rue CONSTITUTIONS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27
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BEFoRs 1865.

Another objection which the eentlemap
from Monroe made to the consideration of
this question is, that at the time of the
adoption Of the present Constitution by
the Convention OF 1850, there was an
agreement, it not an express, a taeit or
implied agreement that the -pruyIsfoEs OF
that fhstrnment should hottie fnteffefed
with until 1865.
can only reply that by saying, that
~ there was any sueb agreement IL is = IS
ee
upon thaiS aiSqueation;df tlies dontioii 5or re-.
lection of that instrument, they voted Tor
il as it was, anil not according 10 any ont.
side understanding ofiany kind among the
members Of the Convention before they
left the city of Richmond.