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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-18
GENrLEaEN's FvRNlsruNe Goops-A large al

GENTLEAEN's FURNISHING Goops.-A large COR
gnent of these goods embracing variety and s1
the various articles in the nake.pp of gentleman,
sale at s. N Moody's emporium of Canal aH
Royal streets Great inducements oared to purchasers
duty aud Of freight and insurance. The goox
the latest ipo' tpous, haze carefully selected
assorted IN sizes and qnales and meet all The
Of the frstcEHs8 city trade. We refer the adYessa ~
pea4ing in another column
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-18
NEW Goops immense stock of the va;

NEW GooDs.-An immense stock of the various
articles pertaining dry goods elsewhere fes
ticed Messs U. LafousSni & Co, Ne. 1877 Canal street.
This very many the articles rpqaes
for dress purposes and also arge assortment Of pfaEaf
goods An immense reduction in prices it will be nosieF
made Purchasers invited TO call examine and
please their tastes aud requirements The advertisement
giving full particulars will be found elsewhere published
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-18

SPRING SILKs.-The attention of our lady read
ers particularly will tie attracted and their relish grnled by
reference to the advertisement Of Messrs Leyo Co.
OF Canal and Bourbon Streets They receipt of large
and choicc selected stock spring silks elegant spring ne
as grenadines tarege aces Of the est fashiona-
be styles and various other articles for the adornment of the
person. Houseeepers too will notice that they
table linens, sheeirg All goods are on sale at
bargain prices. We refer to the advertisement,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-18

ELEGANT TWo-SToRY DWELLING HOUSE AT AuC-
ToS ny SHERIFFParcnar attention called to the sale
to be made this Gay noon the City Hotel Common street
by the Sheriff. Of elegant wosoy dwelling situated
the Nayades streets Fourth District
particulars and terms advertis ement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-18
In all matters except little matter of the tongue
q woman can generally hold her own,
KEEP HIM Mov,sa,-rhe Natohitoohes chranlsie

KEEP HIN M0vING.-The Natchit0ches Ghr0MiGte
of Saturday last says:
The man Doyle, who was, not long since, ar
rested in New Orleans while on his way to Crane
Ecore, for expressing abolition sentiments, ar
rived in our town few days ago, and was waited
upon by few of vigilant gentlemen, who
poured into his ear such fatherly advice thai he
retraced his steps, and, like the prodigal SOD, n
now on his way back, rejoicing, probably, IN tha
thought that he still liveth.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-18

FANCY GooDs.-Mr. B. Piffet, No. 100 Cana
street, Offering for sale choice assortment of spring goods
Spring dress trimmings goods nets and fancy heac
dresses arc among the many articles comprised in his stock
visit 10 his store end inspection of the articles will ampIy
repay The time consumed. See the advertisements
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-18

INHALATION OF INDICATED VAPoRs FOR Con-
sUKPTIoSThis mode of treatment cure of
ton by far the rational any has been pracced
by tie medical profession and almost impossible for MS to
understand how is that remained long
Impractical Dr. c. P Grape, at his institute 1876 ST.
sep street. all diseases of the throat lungs by this
method and the reputation he has indicative TIT
,l,sJ,n turitb
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-18

CIGARs.-The lovers of the weed and who does
not love good cigar especially referred to The advertise
of nv. Jose Domingo No IS Cnsomhnuse street, else
where appearing He has hand large and carefully select
ed stock Of the choicest brands OF Havana cigars and
particularly the advertisement Specifies he Is the sole agent
in the city for the sale of the celebrated brand q Reaa del
Rey La Coropa'' Soc the advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-18

House TO RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE-By
advertisement elsewhere appearing it will be an ell
gibe house for rent and the furniture offered for sae See
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-18

For RENT.-Mr. Julian Neville. No. IL CONNER
cR Place elsewhere adveres for rent an egiby located
idcnCe in the First District.
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VALUABLE MEDIo1NEs.-Messrs. j. Wright & Co.,
NOS and 5i Charre street day advertise several valua-
bic remedies for the of Frequent painful Diseases
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MEssRs, D. C. LowBER & Co., No. lT2 Camp
street day advertise hand descriptions
of carriage drift and other bolts See the
appearing In another column
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ARMS AND MILITARY EouIPMENTs.-A large and
varied stock of the approved fire together with the
equipments necessary military onth is to day advertised
for sale by Messs Hyde Goodrich of Canal and Royal
streeth. 1870
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To srock RA1sERs.-We direct the attention d

breeders the advertisement the stallion e
Robinson splendid animal of high trottng pedgIeae
thu Riding School Basin street finer animal p M
kind often in this region a dealers in ste s
some attention to him. All needEal particulars gE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-18

Observation-Disclosures Caprel No. 1877 Gus
omhouse street, adveres Is epGred to furnish all
nqurers with to the Of past present and f
ture. See notic..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-18

WoRsTED GOODS. We invite the attention of
ladies' to the advertisement Riemann Co. Cannl
street near DRuphne. large supply above.named
goods is offered for sale.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-18

CHOICE WINES AND LlQUoRs.- Messrs. S. D.
Groiaa Co., No SO Cusomhouse street, to-day advertise
choice assortment OF old bourbon and rye whisky the
brands of champagne and table Wines together with variety
of table decacies See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-18

MILLNERY.-AIrs. Farrell, No. LAG Canal street,
offers large assortment of straw and silk bonnets and fancy
goods for SALE The advert sement is to-day published.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-18

MORE LIGHT."-The use of coal oil is unifOHbs--
eddy advised by every consideration economy conoss
cleanliness This article be procured in quantities. 10
purchasers BY application at the coal oil emporium Of s
W. Noyes No. % Commercial Place and chaiesssl
ton OF lamps adapted its use, also offered for sale a
Will be observed that oils sod by him guaranteed
ectly pure. See the advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-18

MILLINERY Mcssrs. Keegan& McCann, No. IA
Canal street. offering 10 mner and merchants large and
splendid stock of rbbons millinery. inducements
offered purchasers the entire will sold
than cost of importation. Inspection of the goods invited
The advertisement appears elsewhere and to it refer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-18

BATON RouGE, March l6-House. : Mr.. CAN'T
moved the reconsideration of the vote for closing
up Bayou Plaquemines. Carried,
Mr.. Phillips reported favorahly from the Finance
Committee on the bill in regard to the clerical
business. The bill wished by Judge Welsh, chief
clerk, saves the State $4,000 per annum. Enrolling
clerks are not to exceed twenty in both Houses.
Each clerk is to receive $500 and the chief clerk
$500. The debate on the bill took up the greater
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Reeves and Fork ror 30
mot for Spsclla ron,)

(ACt IT Hpscl-l. orr
THIHB underlined hes been appointed AGENT fIr
d Be-Tes an y g fIr th- lnEd-rst- Siures
alton and cal Is feque ted Z u aving
WI Wis1 70 see cur ir0ups rDsided or, Ebzrai Dr.
see currency or oufedsrate Noes 81 a. be pa
minss q Gilkssa'a, College street, near Church 81
J z
Agents for purchasing Re YES
Tor tBe C0Rf~der ate STATE
The fOrOEiag &c tim, % are agsnts fcr pusc..8s
Beevis Tor { E Con 'si rasr stsfea
Pen BIKE N samuel Tn1rn fru y iis1r
u 81 Rnes q ia Is 'as.ty:
A Beate an "a aEel L u Ell Lincoln cculty;
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Jshu Friers m NJ No dsfla Mlurv p
B Ih0mss, L Barfrtt ana T u Caldwell, s.
BE olsar, 'r.n.lb COZ ";
Root " Donai dsOu We on cut;
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40 err Davis and u Park arsi 4 7 rourt-.
GsTs- DSu u.as Jam - % ela- D nki
bert ushaa, ~ ian ard Jzme n G
fersn o0uaiigs. JF. 81
scN-1 BP
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mpna.sas OuicI.stey

Z HAVE Just ils ed heautisui piece fGgl.t
sb ~ title, dedics ted 10 he rrass q feGuerl
Eemorabie o. Price. 81 cents
Also, nsu editions q he "a etto s'nF, 90
the oath. 50 cents; Dixie al Ri D.. : cents, q
30 cent?; goothsrR .Er-ellsise 3teens; Ia d a
yet 50 Fsr, 81 cen 3: This = in- essmbs C, g. G.
B. le Polka, 40 C q Prid- o. ths utl Mtz .
vi ute Men or 7 az o. The Sou h-nv ha- 3d.
Rec lretiens or MSmphi-, "h0mlEzi- 90
may others Cf M own us al n, together EIt
a rs Of ali the soaths houses
All sert, pot free, on rere pc o. IN uked ri.
Ior Drums and Bugis-, END 10 3 Uniol street
Jas A CfL R., NJ
y. S.s-In pres. and will be Gu 10 No rHe
40 cents; C0sjags b 9 Sea g. cents; Lees arg
AMI liz On. kst p, Gee . re 1 Juu- o. e-s
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"The best all s-henes o. men n mice
Gag oft alice %

When the scouts reached the road By which the en-
my must s., it was discovered that they had
gone on, and were at FFedericktown. Thompson
hen moved his army up s smI al stresm, toe st.
Fran is, about three fOurJhs Of 4 mihl fr m the
town. and putting his army, about l0q str0Bg 10
line Of battle, boldly waited the result This was
rot made, however, u1,Il the junction bf the two
wings of the enemy. When this toJk plkcs. the en-
tire force moved against the Spartan bald standing
ready to receive them Our brave sOldiefs received
he shock like wan Of sdsmant, and p 1uriBg in .
terrible and rapid DISCHARGE, from cbnacn and
musketFy caused the enemy 70 recOl 10 1ismay. 10
A cornfed. around which Thompson had placed the
right wing of his army. the dead men lay Ike a
swarth before the reaper At this point Col Lane
who was in command Of the right wing, was killed,
falling at the head Of his regiment
When the enemy retreated, General Thompson
found himself res raj 81 from pursuing by prUden-
tia considerations but avaied bins IL Of scasOn
70 fal! back and take up more eiEi5ld position 3
few hundred yards in his rear. To ths point he
was afterwards pursued by large l0ree of TIE
enemy cavalry, GcJiag on the idea tbs ne was re-
treating. So soon however, as & sufaeilnt number
Of the toe hsd turned the crest Of Intervening
hill party of brave men as touchE I'D fnger TO
the trigger, speedily made them uzdeTB STAND their
mistake. At the discovery Of the bGnl1 Of heroes
under the command of our neighbor and friend
Major ThOmAs Brown, they haitei, and those IN the
rear not understands ny the matter. clbssd up and
huddled themselves together until they we're litter
ally packed Then our Missouri boys thrned los e
UPON them with their deadly rife sn shot gun The
fleet was terrible. Every saddle was Implied; % {
4 man escaped Terror, dismay and tear seized
those in the rear, snd they fell osck 10 the town.
This ended the fight
The army under Thompson did not e Eceed 100
while that OF the fee exceeded 5000. his render
ed an attack upon their encsmpment nl adOess, and
therefore a return to GreenvIe was or iered-
Hnu-vy-u -CT-S ryursnz.. aun E.r1
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NJ ICAL ECFEAu, WErsHE To
rowing r,sn, q DC -
To NV Professional FsFefEl

4 BEG leave ask a EAver n you. n any ~ y
T. grant q rtdulg zone VIII uciu e. o. z
n-nis T5icn a-e now le q fcrue1 for the nj
AVN in The We there is 3 dsaeisnry 20 Susgi-a,
Ieu, no ethan GtLer men. are p iriF CT e 20
= Esnt Z & unsuppllvi mus e1frci-e upsu tie
Z GU patriot soldier' sho ere Houn6e' b itl
ap0saI to hose Z you Who are not u { elurut No
patti n. trephiuiaa . q o. her Or he a-ssr I'd
IOr ward ihen to the Md cal Pgrvry 70 q her fsrs
Te-n . or b % &c Fair rrices vii b. CLOSE
such instru nents as MAJ be rec-iT-d, gp-sk
1 knsE Edat tseir rssp0nse III he. An very I'd
=. y. 81
MsdicII Dirsc.or Western psrar,ue
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Reading Matter ON Every Page.

the spirit of 'T6-The Old ReVO.uttOoi
nv. Stewards publication CITcuIar-sI,
effects at the NOFIh-OpiBtOns OF the 2resai
CenSIItuIIOnsIiiy of tue Sequ- stratIOn nci
Confirmed; New England and tho War;
The b tItIe OF Oak Hills; The Kentucky
BanEs; who is BIaRd Ballard; Che ISiR h'
Spirit.
Operations Along the North Car0lIHa
CORp; amusing IncIdenIs; Thomas Me
ReeS; The Ladies Of Kentucky and North.
aFn TcAueSSc @,
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sEHHB orjna-cs Ds2srImsnt, CoafsfeIate FtlI
hut Ave cents sr p-u75 iuf 81 saiipeira
fore tie first o. Fs ru,Ty R62 atsn % t2e f1iiI
7aDtain Y @ Oh, A a e., Go; O G War7ar, \
Kseps-, Mouts over, Alsna.ss; Ii 1T b Wris
ieun; Oai tain y art, Menpsis, ct; sal~ii
lsr Mili'ary Sore Eesrtr. I ne Rock Az; a
aOnd, Va J GOEGAa, Li-ufes1- Il
CD e. ~
EsshVii,s Union and Aa-ric18 espy Ri
IlIirrr
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The ssqusstranon act will, it is said operate to
the extent of sacu lrg to the South more than one
million If d1Ilars in Arl ansss The Dsmocrat says
that Mr. WOoDRUFF, of little Rock, has the largest
land agency of any person IN this State 1t has
been estimated that he contr Is, or has charge OF
at lea t half million dollars worth of property
owned by parties resident in the Northern States
Of course all this will be sequestrated.
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bursting upon "a, may our infant republic, Whsn
dlsenthralled. enter upon her career Ike the morn
ing sun Re bursts from the shades of night, with
every spot upon his surface completely Obscured BY
the efulgent brightness Of his undying glory.
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RALTEozE Oct % -Iudes Bend toy SEN
Joan kiug. one Of the 18th Of April ,o.ers.
year Imprisonment and S5O0 fac. . the sall
ttlllns hiu that the testimony @sFsssed p
Vietlon o. hurder. and that all lsSiog paf'
riot we're guis Of murder
At the fair Of the Maryland institute th'
msnder Of the Hon Guard spi large de.e
proceeded to tbs H.l. dem.hdsd that the b
the Independent Buss shsuld play the n
Airs. which had been Suppressed The bfna
up Hail Co umbisn which wss receive
cheers ard the waiving Of hsndksrchiriz
lS.ies. ami cheers too g. Sess', saa Union, 1
.'eClellan By the Cr9=d outside.
GsrsrnEnant Steamer Fired late
CAiA Oat. 24.-The grv-rrmeut steamer
oO'A ,wIsA>sirrd upou last night By shout SO,
- - -, ,e-'4, 90 shots were fired into ner w
... ~ Spg 70 the boat. The trs
1GLISu Dy me eo~ and one Of the rebels ~
Plsu' Inc reoSls iSIowed the boat several
90 ~ ~caping.
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PEESoNAL-Hon. Thomas Tsnta Bavnol-
Il. e Of char estOn. s. @, whG foyr,a-iy ID
law in this city, and Who ia at 1-Fssrs II
Governor of Missouri. srrIved in ssol,r,.,-5
day. The gathering together here. 81. tti-
various distir guIshed pers0aages clicirag
ID with the Government Of s0ma Of the !
Western States p0-tauds business, the q,
which the public can no doubt guess
prompting. T. Richmond fEqnlineT, Oct -2srl
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wanted tnanaeaiaIcIE

/ A HALF d SEQ c Irrisrs d PaisA--s god =
| end c0af ant esp.oym sat AZ & OF EaTs 81
one 70 DRIVE 6
| o. to Nv atlanta n err
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TEE Q1srtsrnls' sr's D pa tnsnt eesres 20 Ct
resp nsibls parties for the ma . ast1rs al
HO Sc Shoes and 81 srss Shpo ~
B'scksrn' tht outside % yas1YiI are psriicul Il
make pr 20 as app ytO y. CUhNtNq
CctUbsr % 6l-d3v Ass AM QlaI
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syH7 u1asrsiy Cd IN Portno- are n the Z
hou.e on lh= rosi i-tci1g tr0r @ all De-
sbO t. % le iron Cbzrl fie,c t'inia. 81 em1i
Va u4bie papers, sno then ots ~ BE 70
ruoa Is for 90U Tbs owner ca g tht
b. ,pp'yi Z o ne . nv resilsu,s ear 10. 10
tia S his AID "a. i-g Cd ,Fsss I'll 25.- O.-yte
oci2S-d div " "
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DYap-aoficsl KILLER Nj hrs situation in
ID FIJ1r.rg n I. Bss- 4 ref r1nces rlye7 4
". L GO Il
oct29 % Esow.h ~ ID Cess 4
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PAs"saiar' sac s,sa a srsasr.s s.s,gu.

From the Columbus, (AS : C. moderate Nsws Oct 81,
We are pleased TO have : ioo.,r-po1s- Al Law h.
fore our readers the true s$te NJ he osss :; -
gard 10 the recent e. gPgemeRl bs+ - - I,s
ais ard Mss 1ufI2ns undsr J-ff Fh,. -" NJ S-
our information from sn eve wItnesr, - -,
man Of undoubred vsFacity se"lie>
Il seems thaE by come previous srran,
vas sinu famous movement eff two cJ--' - 20
the enemy from Cape Girardeau th Hs VI
from Pennington. some plaee on the Ircn 9'lier
tam railroad These columns were both fpoyInHti nm
the direction Of FredericksOWn. Gen Thompsoi
advanced his army from Greenville on tbs road that
led to the sane place By good fortune Thompson
captured a messenger, bearing adispsJch from the
commander Of the C4ps Guardian force to the
commander Of the other cOlu9ln. by whom he as
eertsined that it was proposed TO unite these forces
around FrederickLoTn, where It was supposed
Thompson YVES then encamped. Being thus pa
upon his guard. the daring leader determined tC
cut of the enemy advancing from the Cape, anC
then turn his attention 10 the force approaching
from the opposite direction. He laid bis plans &C
cordingly But alas!
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No Mons SIX go>THs' CoHPAMss Columbus
ga Corner Stone says: We are requested by Gov.
brown TO say that he Can receive no more comps
lies tor six months service, tving already been
rendered more than he can possibly use in coast de-
fense
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FOE VICE PREsrDRE

TENNESSEE ELECTORAL TICKET.
For the SIase At Large.
ROBERT c. FOSTER, Sd, OF Davidson.
WILLIAM WALLACE OF BlOunt.
For the DISTRICTS.
1st District-F VI FUl KE RsoN of Hawkins.
I'd WV G. MCADOo of Knox.
Sd W l. EAKIN, of Monroe.
4th S. D. Rowan. of Warren.
9th =" John F DOIK OF Wilson.
9th GEO W BUCHANAN, of Bedford.
7th LOCUS J Polk of Maury.
Stb G A WAsHN GToN of Robertson
9th B F LAMB, of Henry
10th RpB'T HURT, OF Madison.
18th Jos E. MoSBY. Of FaYette.
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Of.

a psIsaH q no "a y be in po. = .i9n Of the "a
= IA % IL q dessi us1 ~ lefsi g Il - thi .
oc2 DIT
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Il is stated as fact ascertained from official
sou ,es at Richmond, that sic vessels have run the
bio >sde, or failed to fiud it, and entered South
ern uorts s1Dce the 18th of May last It's "eflcen-
cy" Is utterly exploded By this statement.
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Nashville Thea

WALTER EEEBLE.........-....-sols Les, ard I
wedns- day Eve1ing Ocs 30, Is6I, Fi.t ard Oh
Mis- - -Oss z eat Fivs act 20 CAIEEis z
SOfak ~ v Cuu
T. eoaclude With The Fsougu Diamond
II 77No ezra chszgs z = re3s ve s-afz.
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sEeIaed oats ANTE

sFNHE hi hest price viii be paid Tor ore hsu'
snelled ats, "a III
&C Orrr 2I-ulW fOruer church and Ma 7
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FOB PRESIDENT OF THE CONFEDERATE sTATKs,
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
OF MISSISSIPPI
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Di.sniuiiOn.

TsVHE psrtnfrsh' c Mt n ate bstregn Taase .
tea, or ea J A $. f. hcr-Bv evoke O.
c a ecu ncs o. The imPos b li-y q Tr1' er and
respond AMI tie n C .s mil p'. ia % 6 he
adv-B tn4iI r0pcrti tie ttquiai.s C pit
E. u
Nashville, Ct. p, Sc.
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- = DoZEN PAINTED a. CEEEs,
d . 2ONsss Painted Eu0. Ter sa-ely
&C 3s-dlS PAYNE, JAEEI
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or Sale.

MACK gIEEL IN BARS S.S. EEasE
w SELs quarter b r. 5, sishtls and is, fsr,,
&C 30-iiE PAYNE, JAN 2.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCT. so, 1861
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Nv YoEE Dc. "A The b-ig Granh4i from M
evit,s tor M Y x 81 captIrtd On tn 18Th 10
latitude 3S longitude 7lsat midnight, BY the pirate
SsIlie, from Charleston.
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The Episcopal Convention, in session at Colum
bia, has finally determined that the name of the
Church in the South shall be The Protestant Epis-
copal Church in the Confederate States of Aneri-
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STATE AND MILITARY. ~
THANKSGIVING.
B. PROCLAMATION
Nv al, sseyernor or North.CaroIiua.

BY tho Governor OF N0Fth-Cafoiinds
1T Is AT ALI TfMSS OUR SACRED DUTY TO
Glre thanks Almighty God for the maniid blessings
we rniuy This solemn duty still more imperative al
rius Ut national trial and responsibility when we iee'
iant deeply that God has been support IN all The VI
ciSsudrs Of kHtune. To STATE, He has ever been
kind protecting; and thus far in oar new career us
separate and independent nation we have been highly fla
vored people Instead of famine and pestlece, heauh
and plenty have prevailed and if instead OF peace halh
seemed eood in His wisdom for past SINS Z" act US
with the caamtes of war; 70 arms He hath gwen inc
victory, and heavenly earnest Of final triumph over all
enemies.
Relying upon His divine Providence for continued pro-
tecun in all our troubles and that He may still vouchsae
To us as people, wisdom in council, victory in battle
health and plenty in all und. and establish I'm MN
our national independence and happiness; let
us give thanks that the God of Fathers hath been "
Gud and suppcae HIS Holy Name that He may ever CON-
tnue His favor and children TO the latest gem
eraliuns. -
l. therefore HENRY T. CLARK Governor c6fciO of the
State of North Carolina, do hereby set part
= Thursday the 5th day of December next,
as a day of soIemn ard public THANKSGIVING TO Al
mighty Cod and recommend that. on that day all our
avuSatOns be suspended ard hat The verend clergy
of all denominations throughout the State nve iheir sew
er congregations repair TO their usual pncrs OF pnoc
worship render thanks Heavenly Father fnr AL
His past blessings and suppcaie for HIS Continued KIND
ness and care u State and nation
.S.r1sa In testimony whereof, have herennto set my
name, and caused The Grrat Seal at the State to
be affixed this 18th day al November in the year vi our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and SIXTY one
Governor sr Eeio.
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