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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18

sss'%sssSNss> s"@'
Heretofore no special provision has bees
asds for the payment Of intsssst scssuing on
the bonded debt Of the county. That debt Il
nearly al for stock taken BY the county in.hs
n. 4 n. r. Il.
Thsss besds are hsld BY parties In dsfTssen,
parts Of the United States. and. therefore, Il 4
quite important for The credit Of the q usty,
that thAin.sreat be promptly paid. The 10
tsrsst ta}ls due ssmianapslly. te-vis: On The
let ofsArsii And let Of October.
The only reliance the eounty hes had "a
meet her obligations in this respest. he's been
opaa the osdisasy tsxes and - there has
been large amount Of county vsrrsnts In
elrsulalisa, sslliss q sonsidsrabls rate d
dissount. tax psyers have avsilsd themsslvs.
u ths opportunity thus offered to ave thsi,
discount. and have very generally paid thsis
lsoanly tsxesis eoasty warrants, ssd - con.
sequence. Il hes several times happened thst
when the interest coupons bsssns due. sAsrs
vss ~ nsasy il the Treasury With vhish h
pay then.
IA order 70 oovfate this dt0teolty and seeura
The prompt payment Of this Interest. the Beard
~ 1qistiaatiea have lsvisd special ts@ ol
oae mill - Ahs dollar, % Ne asssssmsnt ol
$780, 70 ts collected in money iar the payment
Nl'qM ssspssa m al ~
The fol owing exhibit shows said fond
Anesnt q cash in haad Of Trsassrss. Ssll.ss
Isa uneollsstsd q dats.. .......... -. tye5e. II
Tesal....ss.............. -, go. .l6
QasA = hands q Treasures, dus 6taas.. 3s3easa
'nsa :.''s ,s:s.. ,s.s :.ss.......-.... l:l!:.ss e: g
- 80 lsss lsss.............. II, ,sSs.ss
~ etsensssssss..s....... ltys(11l
Raeoe1ff11ly sshuitsa1, i. e
ivoaA sssss5 VT II sN '''N N.....
ssseo sxsa aaa i - ss..s ess.Is
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18

NEW GOODS.
WE ARE NOW IN RECEIPT or oup
FALL STOCK OF GOODS
Among which are
RID, YELLOW AND WHITE FLANNRa
BROWN AND BLEACHED SHIRrlyoe.
SATINETS, JEANS, DELAlNS.
BROWN BLEACHED COTTON PLANNRLa.
TICKING, SHIFTING STRIPES. A
CHECKS, CALICOEs, GIN0HAns.
SHEETINGS, HOSIERY. CLOVIS.
COATES SPOOL THREAD.,
BLUE MIXED,
STEEL mixed,
BLACK, RED AND WHITE #
WOOLEN STOCKING YAHNe.
BATTING,
And almost every other article In The stanle D.
Goods asd Notion line.
We hsve also good stock Of chojea 0unaariea
Of al kinds. All of which will Be- - ~ ~ ~
the lowest. Call and ses oss sooAs.o. 9o1siI
rYNER I o..
Brady street, bet. lth and ST eeepcna.
DAvRHSosr, Oct. Sth-oet0 dH
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18

THOMAS POWELL's,
DRUG 4 FAMILY MEDICINE STORE,
-LAfB-
jacob RS.
20. .BRADY STREET. ...... 40
uAyING ADOPTED THE CASH SYSTE n
II Of buying and selling goode, am prepared
TO Offer ct very Low PRICHS, to which 1rsspectful.
y aall attention Of the public. In addition 70 ny
we'll selected stock Of
Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Goods, ETC.,
would solicit your attention to new arrival Of
goods BY express-
BAZIN'S AMANDINE,
FARINA COLOGNE, (Bssr BRANDs,)
LUBIN'5 EXTRAHT (xsw PERyUxERY, J
BENZINE,
Toilet Soaps, American, French and English,
with full assortment Of TssTn, HAZE, CLOTH, Hat
AND NAIL BRusH8s.
Alsoa few cases
DARK OTAR y Nh ANDYs
PALE MRNNDsgH BRANDY,
WE8ST ER N DEmIA,
PORT VINE,
PALE sHERRY,
Which will be sold sxclu,ivsly for medical par
poses.
-AIso-
1900 HAv0n0 C19ar0
Choice Brands, direct from the importer.
THOs- POWELL.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18

|. n sCOAL.--We 9 are glad to learn that thia
very necessary srlicls 10 more plenty in mar
kst for the last two days. than It has been
Dealsrs inioeE ~ that they are now able "a
an al orders promptly. Coal Valley eoal il
10 cents per bushel. delivered ard Henry coun.
~ coal 10 cents in tho yard. Cheap enough.
The TRRspAssEBs IN CouRT.-Yes es-
tsrdsy the ,respsseers Who have been cutting
asd carrying away the @ood on Ars. E. Cook Z
farm in Rockingham. were up before Justice
Clsusssn. There we're eight Of them. At the
opening Of the Court. Mr.. E. Cook appeared
and stated that notwithstanding they. and
probably others, had cut and removed large
quantity Of wood-soms 10 or 100 cords dur
ing the yssr-he would withdraw the suits on
sosdi.ion Of their giving promises to do 80 no
mors-but. 1t the same time. informing them
il, ct any future time. any one Of them. or any
one else. were caught trespassing on the PREM
isss they would be dealt With TO the full q.
tent Of the law. He wished only to make .
public example of those present to serve - :
warning to Ill other trespasssra
To THE proposition there vas NO descent. and
each defendant was required to fork over 81 80
% costs. which two or three did, and the bal.
ance promise 70 do.
Schmidt. who was up on Wednesday for the
came offence, was bound over in the sum Of
800 to appear before the District Court. He
vas 80 noisy and insulting before the Court
that he was fined $40 for contempt
We hope this will prove . warnisg to al
others not 70 take TOO many liberties With other
peoples wood land.
ANNUAL REPoRr Of the County Judge
to the Board Of Supervisors:
OrTloE County JuDoE, Scott Co., !
Davenport. Jan. 7th. 1860.
To tie Honorable Board Of SMpsrv:sors:
The folio wing statement Of the finances and
6parcial coalition Of Scott county is respect
fully submitted:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEBT.
Bonds to NJ. i N. r. R............ $50, 900 90
T. II. Morley, OF 81, for pur-
chase Of Poor House and Farm ..... $4,000
Total bonded debt. .$54, 10
FLOATING DEBT.
County warrants outstanding and nm
cancelled, January 7, lSsl.... 80. .Sl6, 10000
This embraces oil the Aoating and matursd
indebtedness Of the county to date. with the
exception Of perhaps about $500, interest on
the above bonds To pay this Indebtedness
ssd meet the ordinary expenses for The pres
ent fiscal year the county has the following:
COUNTY FUNDS.
Delinquent taxes for lS5S......... :. e8,ses.4s
1852. 1856 u
1850. 27A36 90
poll taxes ............ l,20750
Total. .......................S $50, 500. "a
SCHOOL FUND-T8MP0BARY.
Delinquent tax for lS5s.............. t705sl
l060.............. 604 90
$780,. 6,7s4.lj
Total. ............$l4,176.S4 "a
BRIDGE TAX.
Cash in hand Of Treasurer. 81, ,07p -
Delinquent tA1.. Observation-Disclosures. 502.21
Total. Isl, OIL 81
RAILROAD TAX.
Heretofore no special provision has bees
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18
THE CITY.

SPL2NDID.-The roads are in most
exeslIsnt condition. 6lsighiog 10 in ell its
glory, and the frms' are Improving It
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18

4Fa44 81 DURTlS HOUSE.
OORNER OF IOWA AND Eli tn STREETS
~ Davenport, Iowa. mcb22dt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18
!. A. REID. II. d.,

J. A. REID, -. D.,
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
il No. Is, corner Main ana Third streets, Dsv
snpos6 lows.
br. kEID can bs consulted st his ONCE st al
bours Of the day and night, anlsss professionally
engaged. sspt2s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18

THE NEW YORK LEDGER,
1T Is SAID, i /, ! CIRCULATION OF
/ 9oO,OO0 copies, bat it, circulation is limited
compared with the circulation Of garmsnss man
ufaetarrdby
Sam. RDR1x,
At his sstablishnsnt - Brady street, opposite
the Post Office.
Ian nov rsssiving The largest aad most COM
plste assortment Of
Cloths, Casslnerss ard VeGolngs,
kvsr offered in this nazkst. Anticipating ; large
stock, and the goods MUST BIZ SOLD.
NJ goods arsall
This FALLS STYLES,
shall continue to keep on hand large assortment
Of fresh
|READY-MApE CLOTHING.
For Men, Youths ara Boys, ,of ny own nanufAss.
urs which will b sold at a4
DAO 3 OEA - = 4 . = -.
Ishall sostinss 70 naaufaeturs ny own Cloth
ng thereby giving
r 4 DD14UD 0ADM1D1 A.
Fos The sAes noasy tAsaaay esstsr. naas koods
Rvssythfue IN ths
Furnishing DepaRs0ent
Caa - esan1ss.st s., s,soi saM .ssa
Shirts Of al deoee1peioaa,
Uudap OloAa1e q goddess vaySoov,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18
lONATlTJ0 LANGER,

IGNATIUS LANCER, II
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON 4 ACCOUCHEUR.
I OvSsca-South. east corner Of Brady and Sec-
81 stsssts. O0cs houPs from 70 A. ~, and
toxP.A june27-t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18
W.. r. CLAH x

TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
IA and Notary Public, Metropolitan Block, Dav'
eaport, Iows. mar5N
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18

y CoAI.-We are glad to learn that this
very necessary sriicls is more plenty in mar
kst for the last two days. than It bas been.
Dsalsrs iniorM ~ that they are now able to
On al orders promptly. Coal Valley eosl 10
10 cents per bushel. ivsrsd ard Henry cOun-
~ coal 10 cents in tho yard. Cheap enough.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18

9OW AND .. RRA0ER.
. srvARrHMrBR AND RUIkDER, At COATES
~ : Pstchin's old shop, alley opposite Engine
0ooee q bsady street. (aple-d1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18
CHICAGO mon ~

10. ,. LDss. y.
Ea1ABI1HD ~ - !. ! III 81
NosA - - - HsaSfnlo rs
LEf1 - JOuUU10K
MAu0DAOIUDEu0 ~ ~
IVA OrQansntal 1eiIlqGe Ap4
Vests; 1sea Dsew, g1oo
DAnn1at Qes9aoe, - a1QGl Y
AroW W6sse -
IrN6fxfnCvBD IA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18

q Q. PA1kD8, H. 0Bo. v. HCAkN, u. D.
DOCTORS PARkRR Z McCARN.
OPYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. OFFICE,
I No. Franklin Hook, second door, Brady st.,
botWeen second end Third, Davenport, Iowa.
Dr. eAnKBa's residences, corner 9th and Le Claire
strssts. Dr.. ESQ. w. AcCARMs residence, east
side Of Rrady, second dosr from corner Of 9th.
ss@F fsav19- -AAf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18
DemocRoeic .eate COaventtou ot Spving.
field.

Ue0OCR091C oooee Convention 0t SDHtuGs
field.
SPRIsGTIEi.D, ILL.,, Jar. Is.
The Dsmoeratic State Convention met at the
State House at 10 o'clock a. N. N,nety-thsee
of the lO2 counties were represented.
The Com vs0tion 10 hssm0 -iou2 The reso,u.
tioDs adopted almost unanimously declare. lat
Il 10 the promptings oi patriotism and the die
tates OF wisdom, 70 make % earnest effort t.
save the Union, By concilliation and concession
Therefore. IN . spirit Of compsomiss, ~ ere
wil lag 70 accept the smendments 70 the Con-
st,tution. % proposed in the United States Sen
sts ~ Senator Douglas and senator Critten
den border Ststs propo sition or sny other,
whereby harmony may BE- rsstosed BET wesn lhs
people Of different sessions Of the country snd
deny the constitutional right Of sny State "a
secsds from the Uoi0n. and vs ars equsi , op.
posed 70 notification st the North and seces
sion at the South % revelation 10 :hs Coostieu a.
tion. Thst 10 the opinion OF the Convsstton,
the employmeat Of military iurcs BY The fcJ.
era: governmest 10 eoercs submisas0D Of the -.
esding States will inevitably plunge the col n
try IN civil wsr. and sternal.y extinguish ~
hope Of settlement Of the fesrfuI isfues pCv
pending before the sosntsy, therefore ~ co.
tssss The Federal GovsrnDsas ard the
sseediog States - Withhold tie sru
OF military power. and % no pestsxt What
ever 70 bring 10 the nation The horrors of eivi
vsr until the people can take sueh setion -
the tsosblss dsmsnd. We seeogsiss asA Do.
clare the duty Of the federal govsssnsDs,
through ths civil authorities. within the iusis.
dicsion Of the State 10 enforce III lavs pessed
u pursuseee ol. the Cosstitution. bus - dis.
tiostly deny thas the federal govsssoens has
The constitutional power to esu out he mill.
tary 70 execute these laws. except 10 aid of ths
civil authorities W. recommend the repesl
II the Psssonsl Liberty billa We reeomoeud
that eoovsuiion b held st Louisvills. Kv. 90
the l9sh Of February. to tsks. islo soasiders
tiop The present pssilous state Of the eountry.
ssd recommend TO the people such inst eonees-
sions. and sueh amendments 10 the Ceassitn.
tion. - viii produce hsroesy ssd ffssesns!
fsslisg thssughos: ths Usios-ths esid con-
vsntios 70 eossiss q one delegate from sseh
Congressional District and tvo ct large from
each 81 the thirty-thrse States, aai Request
that the legislature Of the several Ststss tah :
steps for The Cosssatioa Of ths states loe the
nuSDooe Aforesaid
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18

nENTl5T, SUCCESSOR TO DIR. CHAS.
- 0ooDniCa, would invite your attention T. his
grss& rsasction in prices Of Dentistry, and would
Invite al persons needing his services to call and
examine work aud prices, at his Rooms, next door
70 Shsphssds Ambrotyps Gallery, No. 81 Brady
street, nearly opposite the Post Office.
N. b. Teeth extsActed al hours OF the day
and night, and all operations warranted. nov5 II
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18

4 TTORNgYS AND COUNSRLORS At LAW,
IA sna Nsaariss Public. Alss, agents for the
Chartsr Oak City Fire Insurance Co., Hartford,
Conn, Cspital, $3e0,Ooo; City Fire Insurance Co.,
New Havea, Conn.,, Capital, 360Oyo40.
O0cs in LeClairs bioek. Davenport. sept
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18

OAMEaON Z lDDHlN0TON.
rrOUSE PAINTERS AND 0LAzIERS
j No. ., fast TAisa strsst. Davenport, Iowa
Piain ana Decorative Paper Hangers, 0lsinDs,
Nashlsu aad 6ien Writsrs.
Nsssss. O. : ". having had upwards Of twenty
ysasos sxpssienss in the husisess, guassutee eat
isfnetion 70 sll parties sntsusting work 70 then.
rPePes HaagiaS IN evsU style, from com
tioas.
n. B. whitsning aad Wall Celseiag. ljs3e.dsn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18

CLINTON HOUSE,
NORNER or CLINTON AND COLLEGE
~ streets. Iowa City, Iowa, J. TRusDELL, PRO
prietor. sug2l -dtf.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18

NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE.
VORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA STS.,
~ Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS ! SoNs, Projectors
Rroe Omnibus to and from the cars. Once for
etagee tssying for LsOlsire Princeton, Lyons, De-
Witt, AaQuoketA, and AnsmosA.
Fare One Dolisr per day. aug2l-ly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18

A.P. = D. KELlY, =
nACKERS OF BEEF AID PORK, AND
i Shippsrs Of Live Stool, 81 Brady street.
in 1o-dHv ~e'eAAsst@"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

L. uas-,ss~s.4 ,,>.,ie.l rr.srhnsssfx 49, Goa
q De- Ia wasob-s, tsy1nr bourttsrs sod srzrn
Can "ss1iss< 80 alznisor - yes<r p-ss Aad hsSias
cs-l b ylklaa> = fess-sA wAaeAes s. mes
ioaseE petos = tn. b>g q state thu they hs~e
nev~r asalt Il wAte-es ~k.k - cl.Ss. g l. snss.
sisss thsfaBoes. hA~S teen ass~ ssassseser,es 1
ssssasssss - eesnnsS. sasts~s % rs~p<c& ef llfa
eus As+iiss, as.aEs 10 nDss. u<ts<f,.s-go ai
prop>supss.. sossfa< osgFsns~.oa Ar4 ss,-sner~ sa
3. q pc fp.< -ss<x1a1 r-sll.<. sA4a tAe-s A~nI1>
tasst ~ The altman csunp any.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01
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xss>~ - ~.szss = i ID T-ss =
- se@nsfsslf rrsss1 as ~ siasN
rlsfaIe =. fsr~vf< z r. f<s,. 90
re~cfpAS s<.<-~ - -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

s@rres-A osF $50 = % sss~l>tvviy orus
,rlres ~ ktsgn neaaf.rsarss.. W h. :, 1, l,,.-,
"a. eets sh'' - sa'ss : q CIR pr-sse.a -sies
usesSrpanisi y 4 osrsifcxs gepelusse.s kss,.as
- Hv@s@S Z "a ~.s|A 81: risp~s y, cur rr~-~-,
'F'''N -, s.s'fss q - qasr~is~ssrs Ass,,,ss.
isres 1850 fsd aea1 >ss a. .so...5 81, .,
A. 'sessessiss are - s@sa - .r~s,sss vrs-r.u,s
'ssss skeus ss~ ra'-us The sassssess w.srscssp~s,
~ s'sssssss-sess sosaxp w>ebs< 30 ssa ,idei
49, -. RcppISs 1 AfrLrroS. 81
- sas'.'s Assss, "a " rsws.v. " =
'7sl- - = dtiA 80, odi nssd go a.
.ssd,1pae
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

es.S t@f>V,- r<''.. r<'tt k..f-rI.z,
- -. - ~ ~ 80 y 90 .>Is !
s.ssssesx s. .<sE4 ~ :. - :.
1 - - zls<s -. g. . 80 - 49, nSta
ssss-r. :. nstflei. <><ass = -. ~ /. - n
rs-s<&n n~~<1<1s<
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-04

WHAT IS ZoUAvE?-A fellow with red bag
having sleeves to it for a coat with two red bags
without sleeves to them for troWsers with an en-
broldered and braided bag for vest, with q cap
like red wooden saucepan; with yellow boots
Ike the fourth robber in stage play; with a
moustache like two half pound paint brushes, and
Win sort OF sword gun or gun.sword for a
weapon that looks like the result of a love affair
between an amorous broadsword and lonely mus
ket indiscreet and tender--thatis a Zouave.
a Fellow who can pull up" a hundred.and-ten-
pound dumb bell; who can climb up an eighty foot
rope, hand over hand, with barrel of flour hang
ing to his heels; who can do the "giant swiDg''
on horizontal bar with a ffty-six tied to each
ankle; who can walk up four flights of stairs hold
ing heavy man in each hand, at arms length; and
who can climb creased pole feet first carrying a
barrel OF pork in his teeth--that is a Zouave.
fellow who can jump seventeen feet four
inches high without spring board; who can tie
his legs in double bow knot round his neck with
out previously softening his shin bones in a steam
bath; who can walk Blondin's tight rope with his
stomach outside of nine brandy cocktails suit of
chain armor outside his stomach and stiff north
east gale outside of that; who can take five
shooting revolver in each hand and knock the spots
OF the ten of diamonds at eighty paces turning
summersaults all the time and firing every shot in
the air-that is Zouave. [Doesticks.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-04

- AN IRISH WlTNEss.--Ii have just returned from
Court, where the case Berry vs.. White was on
trial: small, sturdy young Irishman, with a
| quiet and decorous manner, never a smile on his
| face, red shirt on his back, and lust enough
orogue IN his voice to give fruity bouquet to his
speech, is called to the stand and sworn
u DID you haul some ship-knees for Mr. Berry
in the winter Of '58, from Jones' Bridge?
A. / did, sir
9. Well, go on and relate the whole of the trans
action.
A. Indeed, sir, that's about all I know about If
for was drunk through the whole campaign.
y. Who hired you?
A. Mr.. Cakes.
q. Didn't you tell Mr.. White this morning that
Mr.. Morrison hired you?
-, a Yes; but L am on oath now, and WASN'T
then. "' -
Q: Do you mean to say you told Mr.. White a
deliberate falsehood?
A. lpromptly.) Yes, sir.
y. Go on then, and tell all that occurred be.
tween you and Cakes, and what you did,
A. met Cakes, and he asked me would hauI
some knees: told him would. So I takes nv
horses and drives up to Browns, and gets lug of
gin, and that's the last recolect.
o. VIII you say you had no conversation with
Morrson? ~
A. Not any, sir
O. None at all?
A. lAfter rehecton), believe, sir, did,
" (Sterniy, and preparing the pen and paper)
NOW, sir, repeat every word of that conversation
A. Cautiously and scratching his head. Twas
drlVlnR along, and | seen Morrison at O distance
and l holered to him, and says I, Morrison,
come here and get some rum ~ That's all.
Judge with indignaton). Leave the stand,
young man.
Witness. Respectfully. Thank you, sir.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-04

de separation soft transmise par lie president nos
| senateurs ct representants au Congress.
| Sur motion de M. Deolouet, Ia dite resolution es
amendte en- ins6rant les mots ct aux Gou
verneurs de tous les Etats du Sud"
~ Sur motion de NJ. Barbin, il est ordcnn6 que NJ
Bloomfield ST. maitre de poste, est autors6 ex,
p6dier la NouYee- Orleans toutes Is lettres, etc
adressGes aux dGl6gu6s de la Convention Baton.
Rouge.
Sur motion de N. Briscoe, la resolution sui
vante est adoptte.
RGsoltt, Que la somme de cent piastres soft
payGe, du fcnds afect6 aux dGpenses casuelles de
la Convention, y Oscar Arroyo pour services rem
dus par lui CONNIE secretare de la Convention
aVant son organization.
Sur motion de NJ O'Bryan, il est ordonnG quinn
comit6 de cling membres soft nomm6. par lie prtsi-
dent retfet d'informer le Gouverneur. lie Lieute-
nant. Gouverneur ct rorateur de la Chambre des
Repr6sentants de radoption de Performance de
separation.
lie president nomme de ce comit6 NM. O'Bryan,
Butler, Taylor de St Landry, Girard ct Melanqon.
N. Barbin pr6sente 10 resolution suivante uui
est adoptee:
Resozu, Que la somme de cinquante piastres soft
pay6e, du fonds afect6 aux d6penses casuees de
Ia Convention, d James Welsh, seer6taire adioint
de la Convention, ayant son organisation; ct
quune sOmme de cent pastres soft prise du meme
fonds pour etre divisGee entire les dyerses pages
employees durant 10 session de Ia Convention A
Baton Rouge.
Sur motion de NJ. Lawrence, la Convention s'a.
journe pour Sc r6anir 10 Nouvell-O Orleans, mardi
proclaim, le % du courant a 10 heures A. M.
J. T. WHEAT, Secretaire.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-04

ShMEDI, lie 26 janvier, 1861.
La Convention Sc r6unit confornement a la
| journement. Present Honorable Alexandra MOI,
ton, President, ct l19 dialogues
| Pendant Ia lecture du journal, sur motion de NJ
Proyosty Ia Convention Sc dispense de la lecture de-
mons DIES membres composant les diff1rents comite
pernanents.
LIE Journal de Ia s6ance d'hier est APPROVE.
n, Proyosty pr6sente Ia resolution suivante
Resola, Que cette Convention aceepte loffre dr
Consei Gemmun de la vile de la Nouyelle-O Orleans
ct que lolsqniile s'aoulnera auiourdhui ellie saiour
nefa pour Sc reunr a la Nauvelle o rleans mard
| proclaim lie 20 du courant, ct
ReSofn de pas, GUN comitG compose de trois
membPes soft nomnle par lie President 4 reifet dc
entendre aFec lie dit Consei de willie de la N0uyelle
Orleans sur le local ct arrangements nGcessaires
eette Convention.
II. Moore fait Ia motion d'amender la dite rfson.
les mots ssle 80 de ce mois"
Sur motion de II. Elan, Get amendement reste d.
pose sur IL bureau.
81 M fuqaa prGsente CONNIE substitut Ia resolution
de N. Proyosty une resolution nomnant IN comite
dc cinq mernbres a reffet d'examiner rGgse Mttho.
diste de Baton-Rouge qui etc otferte pour lusage
de Ia Convention ct de iapporter 81 ellie convient
pour tenir les seances de cette Convention
t|ne motion Giant faite pour Ia question pr6alable
DE- Heron reclame rappe nominal
Lie resnltat est CONNIE suit
NM. Adams, Ayegno Barrow, Bennudez, Bien-
venu, Bonford, Briscoe, Burton, Butler, Caldwell.
Cannon, Clark, Cook, Connolly, Conner de st.Tam-
many, Cottman, Declouet DeBlanc, Dorsey, Duffel.
Dupfe, Estlin, Fnseler, Gladden., Garrett, Girard,
Hernandez, Hodge, Kennedy, Labatut, Lawrence,
i1agrone, Lewis de Claiborne, Manning, Marshall.
eiarfero, Marks de Caddo, Marks d'Orl6ans, Martin
sae \ Assumption, Martin de Carroll, Magee, Nolan
eon, Meredith, Miles, Michel, Miller, McCloskey
McGollom, Mcfarland, McNeeley, Norton. Olivier.
PerEins dc Lafonrche, Perkins de Madison, Perkins
Orleans, Peck, Pemberton, Pierson de Vim isoll,
ProYosty, Pugh, Roselius, Roller, Slawson. Smart
Swayze, semmes Stewart Sparrow sompay,nc.
Scott de Claiborne, Stocker, Tappan, Talbot Tala.
fero, Taylor de stChares, Taylor de st.T,aadrv
Ihomasson, Towies Tucker, Valentine, yerret
Walker, Williamson, Wilkinson, Witt ct York w,
tent dams I'afirmatiye 81 voix
ut NM Barbin, Bonner, Bush, Carr, Conner, Da.
wilson de Livingston, Davidson de Sabine, Elan,
Elgee, Faqna, Gardere, Gaudet, Graves, Gray,
Griffin, Heron, Hough, Hodges, Hollipgsworth,
Kidd, Leblanc, LeBourgeois, Lewis de Bienville,
Lewis d'0rleans, Moore, 0'Bryan, Patterson, Pier
son de Gatchitoches, Pike, Pope, Richardson, Ro.
man, Scott dEst FeIieiana, Smith, Texada, Todd,
Warren Williams dist Baton-Ronge, Williams de
Ste. Helene, yotent dams la nGgative--39 yox
En- consequence Ia resolution de M Proposty est
ldopt6e.