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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-10-02
ENCOURAGE HONE MANDATORY.
f. SClIEFFER,
SADDLE AND HARNESS. MAKER.

SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER,
Next Door TO MCCLURE Il SMITH.
GA INFORMS the citizens Of Shreveport and
fzgsM rounding country that he is now prepared to
4-@S manufacture all kinds of Saddle and HRF-
to ORDER ALSO particular attention will be paid to
repairngof all kinds athe shortest notice. and cheapest
prices
Having been employed in New Orleans in some Of the
largest manufactures for number of years, therefore
feel confident that can turn out nice piece OF
work can be made this side Of New Orleans
Shreveport February l3 1851
Camden and Trenton Daily Mail stage Line.
6.4EZzSs THE above routeis now completely stocked.
NLAR@@ Commodious Mail Stages will leave CAM
DEN, Ark, and TRENTON, La, every day, Sundays
excepted at o'clock A. N, and arrive at TRENTON
This line connects at CAMDEN with the Stage Lines
to the H0TSPRINGS, GAINES LANDING, and WASH
iNGTON, Ark, and at TRENTON with the Stage Lines
BURG and TRINITY to NATCHEZ, Miss.
Every attention is paid to the comfort and convenience
of the travelling community. twill with steam
ers atTRENT0N thus afording uninterrupted transpor
tation to travellers going south. W. {. CARR.
Cherry Ridge, La, Nov. 9, 1853.
LIGHT! LIGHT! LIGHT!!l
EFNHE best and cheapest light in use, is made from
n Coal Oil, or by some called KEROSENE Or, as it
burns twice long any other and the price OF which
has been reduced.
The undersigned has large assortment of Coal Oil
or KEROSENE Lamps, in every variety of style; ALSO
Chandeliers Hall Lamps Solar Lard Oil, Camphene and
Spirit gas lamps and all the articles required to be used
with them.
Always on hand good supply of the best quality of
Refined Coal Oil, BIeached Oil, Camphene and
Spirit Gas Fluid, and the Southern Oil Conn
ranys' LHbricating Oil, now in general use, by the
barrel or gallon.
The subscriber is agent for the celebrated Franklin
Lamp ,whchis not exceed for burning kitchen grease
lard or oil, very cheap Also for Fuller's Patent
Faucet which lasts three times long any without
leaking; the patent Scissors ShaTpener, very cheap
useful and convenient the patent DeCanter or Bottle
stopper, good improvement, MusgroVe's patent
portable Gas Stove, very useful and convenient where
gas is used; Spaldings prepared Glue, which should
be in the hands Of every housekeeper
The public is respectfully invited to call.
ARTEN0N HILL, No Charters street,
febS New Orleans
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THorg1r=
MAGICALPATNr, D vUeAAD.

DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN ypvT, ,AND
HAS universally supplanted all - ACTOR
II and healing applications in botl ot u 0ntna.
Western Hemispheres, wherever inron we Eastern so5
trinsic merit is the true secret of ito and
neous affections, whetherthec cause he IN all Ont,
BURNS &@SCALDS 'l' Or diseass
are instantly relieved ofS their ano,;
fammaton, by timely ap- plicatiog lug pain and,
healer and the flesh is re newed a. = Is lHarrel
blemish or scarremaining. q W acharn =
THE FRIEND OF THE NrrpSpo
Children are frequent suf- 3 ferers fro-
RES especially from fluid s and eamnb External m
therefore every MOTHER should 6euee Splosi0h.
preparation constantly at : hand Itbaf 'hls heai,
and quickly removes the ETyEp - : oRtBRE.s
prevalent In the nursery z, @lEGWoRs
TO TRAVELLERS BY SEA Ann ~.
The machniss the tray { eer and o. IND
yidual whose Tot in life Y throws cry othern5
chance of accident from 9 explosion 4 Within II
should bear in mind that 4 this MAJ s. OF c0Gso
best and only friend. tits both factoris ~
and should ever be his u cOmpan;o e and cbpar
need. There are thousandsS of livino ~ as friend
to its marvellous virtue = who owe ..uesseS to tei
and muscles to its saving efficacy 1'N sound linB
The following are few : of the laod;s.
which DALLEY'S MAGI-< CAL, P 5SIElng Diseases f..
is a PREVENTIVE asAwell as Cf1pPl AtRAGT0f
Burns, Pa;rs a
Bruises, PmnleSs aiig,
Bons, Piles,
broken breast, Poison
Bites of Reptiles, Rhenmse.
Cancer Rasbas
Cracked Lips Sores 81 .u,.
Chapped Hands, Shot r,t 55ihds,
Chilblains, scrof1Ie "Has,
Cramp, Seuryy
Chafes, Seaid:3
Diseases of the Skin, Scurf
Ersipelas, Scald Ba.d
Fistula Sprans
Frost Bites, Small pa
Fever Sores, Tumors
Felons, letter
Glanular Diseases, Ulcers
Mercurial Sores, VenereaI g.
Sold at the principal Depots, "A BroadwaTg y dG
and = and ~ c6artres street New Orleans t.
tanned of allrepectable druggists and nv % o.
out the United States and Canada. through.
- Soldin Shreveportby all the Druggists n.As.,
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STEVENS s. SEYMOUR

STEVENS g. SEYMOUR,
(LArE e. R. STEVENS co.,
Imnorters ana Wholesale Dealers IN !,
Cutlery Gums, Pistols, PerfumeTy' Fan nca
Papa STATIONERY SCHooL AND BLANK BOOKS,
PLAYING CARDS, &c, &ct =
Nos. SIS AND 81 COMMON STREET NJ o.
The subscribers having removed -
SS ~ to their new end spacious stores ( $FA
\S1Z< (as above) nearly opppsige the SS1fSN
sT City Hotel and invite the itt 5 Sssa
" " ton of city and country dealers ESssSSs
to- their extensive assortment OF goods accepted 1M
to every branch of trade. Werecelye oar goods 19L
direct from the manufacturers both tcregn ana domes
tic and enabedto offer them 10 deets as 10" Us gay
0'n'i Combs, Brushes and Fancy Goods:
Ivory Combs, all Nos Porte 4tolhaleS'
India Rubber " Purposes
Imitation shell, Reticules, ,j
Buffalo, rocket bloh..s,
unrr Hooks and Eyes,
Hair brushes Looking Glasses,
Tooth and Nail Brushes, Necklaces,
Shoe and scrubbing " Watch Gqafas'
Writing Desks, Suspendefs,3,
India Rubber Toys, SILVER I1llhples,
China do IocNe1 Oqulk"Sso@'
Buttons, Blaekmg,
Marbles, nHlnes,
Perfumery, Soaps, &c.
Genuine Farna Cologne, Vinegar Ropge,
Wright's superior do MacassarOH,
Tayfor,s * do Bears SO
Inbin's Extracts Antique g!
| Wriohts do Pomatum,
Tovfor,s do Ok Marrow.
| Lily White, Bandohno,
| Chalk Rails Powder Puts,
! Toiiat Powder Balm of 1908 Flowers,
Rice do Lyons Katbairon,
Neon Fun, French SOAPS
! Cosmetiane Military do
Ana large assortment of Taylors Transparent Wash
! Balls and Wright's Fancy Soaps
Also of direct importation, Cutlery, GuFs Pistols, Per
/ cussion Caps and Needles.
large stock of Printing, Writing and Wrapping Paper
of every description, Playing Cards Inks Pens, school
| Books, Blank Books, etc.
Copying Presses Envelopes and Stationery o. every de-
scription lmh25l b. r. sTI$ yENS q 20.
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DIR. ]. I'll. McLEAN'S
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL

$500 roughly eAUaCIEU -. iftPf IaEIl:'
Before taking new method OF dist1le IL and he u
producing delicious exhilerating 5 SPl synl
nfallible remedy for renoyatng sag JII,stsd invalid
restoring the sick, suffering ana 0'O''''
health and strength. .,-C, coPDIN
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sag~FALL AND WINTER GOODS 81
Still Ahead of all Trade!
A WINTER,

s5g~FALL AND WINTER GOODS 81
Still Ahead of all Trade!
A WINTER
Texas STREET SHREVEPORT,
csssF Has just received per steamers Era No. T. ~ n
FMN Fleta, Yazoo Belle, Rescue, and Larkn 2%
J a2s Edwards extensive and complete stock = y
of Fall and Winter Goods, direct from the manufnctu-
selectedn person expressly for the Shreveport
ket and including all the latest and most fashionable
descriptions of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.
This stock being the foremost and most complete in
town. is well worthy the attention of all purchasers who
may assured that they will be sold at Lower Prices
than any other house can offer them.
Boots, Shoes and Brogans for ladies, and boys,
all qualities and sizes.
Aso-A large and complete assortment of fancy and
staple Groceries Plantation Stores Hardware Cutlery
Glassware, Queensware, etc. etc, to all ofwhch the
attention of my old patrons and the public solicited
nov2 A. WINTER.
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FIRE IN FRANKFORT STREET.

Messrs Valentine & Buter:-Permit me to inform you
that at the fire which occurred in the story build
ing Nos 26 and % Frankfort street on the 10th inst one
of your Alum Patent Safes severely exposed to the
heat for many hours On opening 1t at your manufacto
ry which had to be done by drilling etc. | was
exceedingly gratfed to find my books and papers in
state preservation. am fully convinced that the Alum
Patent Safe is all that you claim to be- VIZ sure pro
teetor and fire deying repository for books and papers
Yours, etc. EDWARD Q. JENKINS,
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"AVING purchased of Webb McCuloch & Co. the
IL entire stock of marble, together with all notes
and accounts now in store No II, Texas street, and
being DESTROYS of closing out said stock as soon as mos
sbie now offer for sale, MARBLE at the following pr
Monumental Head Stones. ....... $40 10 90
BOX Iombs, ...............-..........S1 $3.50 90
TOMB Tops Observation-Disclosures. so 90
Six feet Head stones. Observation-Disclosures. IS 90
rive .................. so 90
-Four .................. d 90
Two . .. 10 90
Fine Italian Mantels from $50 to 200 each.
Those DESTROYS of purchasing marble will do well to
call Immediately, as is intention to dispose of
the entire stock as soon possible. will also make
deduction OF 10 per cent any and all monies paid on
account, between this and January LIST, 1851
November q. GEORGE WEBB.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
FENHE subscribers having recently been supplied with
large and fresh stock of Drugs, Medicines Chemi-
Gals Perfumery etc, would respectfully notify all conn
try merchants planters and physicians that everything
in their line wllbesold very small advance for or
city aeceptances Below are few ofthe articles on hand
500 ozs sulph. qunine 800 lbs. pow d rhubarb
loo +" I" morphine, 200 :" ipecac,
Is bbls.Fef'd camphor 900 tartaric acid,
100 kegs sup carb soda, 800 " blue mass
10 bbls cream tartar, 300 caomel E. & A.
20 :, epson salts, 1000 g indigo,
~ :. eopperas' 1000 madder,
20 ;, lnseed oil, 20 gross seidtz powders,
20 g sP turpentine, 20 yeast
% kegs salt pstre 10 s sug
1000 bxs druggists glassware, patent medicines per
fumery; medicine chests, instruments, ETC. ETC.
G. N. MORRISON & Co., Wholesale ruggists,
dec27 1857 10 Magazine ST., New Orleans
PURE KENTUCKY eWHISK EY.
A PURE and genuine article of Kentucky Whiskey
"A for sale BY march21l SMITH & LEWIS.
WE are prepared furnish our customers andfrends
w with Baggingand Rope. HOWELL BuCKNER
d USSETS-Double back rivited Russell at s14 90 ID
Ii dozen. A. HUNT & Co. on the Leyes
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No q Charities Street, New Orleans
IN announcing to the public at large, new feature
which we have inauguraed in our old and well-estab
lshed business, it may be necessary TO make few re-
tbn
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PEL1C n
WAGON AND CART REPOSITORY.

The subscribers
have on h a n d
a n d are con-
stantly receiv-
ing from their
manufactory,a at
Pittsburg, Pa.
Pl n t a ton ,
Z GA d and all
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READ THIS!

t. Sold by Druggists generally
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SWEARING FOR FAMlLY.-Rev. r. s. Maclay, for
thirteen wears missionary in China, has written
book, in which he relates the following anecdotes
During one of dur examinations for candidates for
baptism at Ngukatg, I observed that one woman and
some three Or fotr young persons had the same sur
name This crcuE Instance led to the following CONVEX
sation between mYsef and one Of the young men:
~ observe YOU III have the same surname. Are you
all members of thb same family?" inquired.
Yes" one rerEied; this is mother, and these are
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-10
Flag Raising and Public Meeting.

On Thursday the Sd inst, there was flag raising in
the vicinity of Front and Market Streets and public
meeting at the Theatre at night. The flag which now
floats on the pole in front of the occupied the
Bell and Everethead quarters during the Presidential
is of red bunting, with large white star in the
CENTRE this star containing three small stars inside Of
each of its points. The assemblage at the flag raising
large and enthusiastic and addressed by Hon.
W. S. Ashe and G. D. Allen Esq, in able and spirit
stirring speeches.
The large meeting at night was ably addressed by
Robert Strange, r. Fl. Cowan and John L. Holmes
Esq. of Wilmington, and by John Moore, Esq, O.
Chatham and Rev. Mr.. Munds, of South Carolina
We have heard the speeches of all these gentlemen
highly spoken of. MIR. Munds successfully combatteG
the prevailing notion of prejudice existing in South
Carolina against this State.
OF the speakers at night it is noticeable that the ma
jority had been what were called "oppositionsts'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-10
For the journal.
Rihemen. Form!

MEssRs. EDITORS In view of the contingencies which
may shortly arise the condition
OF public affairs the present time should be diligently
proved by the formation of volunteer corps
South have made efectua efforts to prepare for service
large body Of dred troops, here have been apa-
thetic and idle in that respect We should shake off
etnargy at once and animated their efforts prepare
ourselves for danger from what quarter it may
Let some OF our patriotic citizens take this matter in hand
at once and will warrant the recruits will soon be obtain
ed We have two excellent companies of Infantry What
we most stand In need Of now is Rife Compa.
Mes battalion of four companies of Rifles could be well
ned uP our citizens will only take the proper steps,
and have the material among Us to mike brave and e
cient why delay If energetic measures ar
speedy adopted, may soon have in the field effective
Rifle corps. 80 s a CITIZEN. {
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The Census.


We give the following items of the population of
North Carolina by the census of 1861 compared with
that of 1850 We have not got the Free Colored for
1860 we suppose is included under the general head
ing of free:
1850 ss7 $50 sss se9 CS7is7 sol 80
1850 1850 S5soss sss'SGs 2746s s6soss 1858
The following are some comparative items relating to
the census of the United States
Free Pop Slave Pop % Tsta Il. Fed Ps PGp
1885, 1885, 1s 55soss sso1sis ssIsIs7s s7sSs
In 1860 the free colored included under the head
ing of free In 1850 their number is not stated in de-
TAIL nor are they so included but taken in the
total and accounted for in the federal population.
1t appears that the aggregate increase in the Federal
population of the United States has been 7,655,673
on the whole population 7,768,435, being trife over
IS per cent The increase in the slave population has
been 642 $780, or about 20 per cent The increase in
the gross population of North Carolina has been 1885,
l58 or nearly l9 per cent The increase in the slave
per cent; the increase in the Federal population has
been 1877 ,892 or between 18 and l9 per cent
By the next apportonment North Carolina loses one
Representative sinking from to Z; the whole South
loses Is Representatives, which the North gains, max
ing relative change of Sc. In addition to this the
North has gained two new States, adding Senators
and swelling her gain upon the South to 40.
We need not point 20 the consideration to which these
figures give rise. 1t must be evident that is the
time for final settlement of the questions pending be-
tween the different sections of the Union To delay is
to be lost There is no man, think, that would not
sooner have fair, and just and peaceful settlement
than one that involved disruption and threatened civil
war; But all must desire the settlement-if not one
way-then another way.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-10
) r..sy1, HOuH MCLHAN, On
59as y ). f es5s; Secretaries.

From the Neao York Daily Tribune, July a. 1889
PREPARED GLUE.-Little convenences for general family
ventions There is housekeeper that has not been
often annoyed by squeak rckey chairs sofas tables ETC.
together becoming shrunken and loose and 50 long as
furniture is left in this condition. there is constant danger
general And again. such accidents as break
OF furniture do occasionally Tin the best reeuat
ed 10 remedy the annoyance and perpexy oc-
quantity of Prepared Glue which can be applied to the
asc1eo PARTS oy any person Of ordinary with much
nothing Of the saving Of expenses The kind We use is
labeled Spaldings Celebrated Prepared Glue-usefu in
every and we have found il valuable addition
Che sentiment Of the label. - s -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-10

Flag RA1s1NG.-We understand that Tuesday after
flag was raised in the Southeastern portion OF
the town, in the section known as !" Dry Pond The
flag the usual United States flag and raised as an
antsecession flag, we believe. Some two or three
gentlemen made brief addresses among the rest John A.
Baker and o. G. Parsley. Esqs. From the account
given should judge that Mr. Bakers sentiments
differed very little from our own He was in favor OF
union if with it, could have rghts-without our
rights he could not see how union could be OF ought
to be preserved.
There were some fifty persons present, as we are in
formed and everything passed of quietly and without
disturbance of any kind.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TROOPS FOR FoRT -.

mr..
The Steamship Whitney has been oh:.! Sth. 1861
Government to convey troops and mun; Sred b!S
Tortugas, near Key West 'On TO b.
FROM WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON Cry, D. G. IT,,
Secretary Thompson resigned yesterday ~ r. y 1861
as the cause Of his resignation, the d.n.. nea@g
Steamship Star of the West on Monday to p" vi
with two hundred and fifty troops and ~. OaaFtst
Major Anderson, without his knowlodno P'0VSOq b
FROM NASHVILLE, THx,
NASHVILLE Tenn, Jan, o -.
The Governors Message to the special f T. 1851
in session at Nashville, takes grounds orn nggsas
ate secession, and that the question Of oam nnf
vention be left to the people Recommends a Co.
the State and recognizing the militia, ~nNga
OHIO AND ILLINOIS
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Jan o ~,
The Governor of Ohio recommends tbo "!06I
Personal Liberty Bill of that State. San. 'p@ &
must be preserved. UuN
,. CHICAGO, Jan. 9th, lsn
The Governor of Illinois recommends the ~ t0Ol
Personal Liberty and other unjust laws 'AUts
Both Governors recommend the re.oro.,;.,.
arming of the militia of their respective Stata I'D
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE
RICHMOND, Jan. 9th, lSn
The Senate on yesterday passed the apticoo,. ~"
The Committee appointed on calling Cn.
have reported resolution calling National
ton to amend the Constitution p'e
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP p.,
New YORK. Jan, OH 10"
The steamship Palestine from LIVERPOOL IN a L'%
ult. has arrived here. She brings no markot
owing to the holidays. %a
The American crisis is looked upon in ED,,,.
very serious matter.
The general news is unimportaut
NEW YORK MARKET.
Abths close yesterdayl
New YORK, Jan. 9th lSr
Cotton firm sales of $500 bales Flourb,s a%
cents; southern firm at S. IS to S. 9On,m
Wheat dull; white 81 80, and red 81 81 Der hJy
Corn declining; mixed 68 70 cents. and npv y.
and yellow 661s cents. Spirits Turpentine firm a.
81 cents per gallon. Rosin firm at 81 Is for On
mon. Rice steady at 81 a 81 cents per h.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-10

TREATY WITH VENEzUELA.--The treaty recently
negotiated by our Minister to Venezuela contains a
provision exemptng citizens of the United States in that
country from military service well from the pay
ment OF the pecunary equivalent which it has been the
practice to exact from foreigners who refuse to serve
This exemption is of the greatest consequence to tran
sent residents who are 50 constantly liable to the arb
trary extortions practiced upon them in military times
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-10

pSr We had the pleasure OF seeing John Spelman,
Esq., Of the Raleigh Safe Journal ID our town OF Wed
nesday Mr. Spelman looked as wen as usual aitnougn
somewhat fatigued from travelling all night
We see by the State Journal received this morning,
that he is already back at his post and firing good
States RIGHTS guns.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-10

Acc1DENr-On Friday morning, 4th inst, ne
gro man named Tom, belonging to Mr. E. A. Keith OF
this town. whilst assisting in loading the steamship
Parkersburg, at of the wharves, fell through Tue
hatchway into the hold of the steamer some Twelve OF
feeen feet striking bis head and otherwise lnJurlng
himself He was seriously but not dangerously burt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-10

GONE TO WAR.-We see by the last number of the
Marion S. G., Star that both the editors Of that
have gone down to Charleston to do military duty.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-10
Jan. Sd, 1860.

IHE ANDEEsoN FUGITIVE CAsE.-HGmiIton, O. ", jan
ogve ge was held last night relation to
yng Andersons escape, and resoIutons era ontsd n
nse every exertion to prevent his rendition. :
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-10
A CARD.

The difficulty between Messrs. Rodman and Warren
has been honoraby adjusted to the satisfaction of the
parties and their friends.
r. S. DONNELL,
G. B. SINGELTARY.
Jan. Sd, 1860.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-10

~ eSterday was observed here day of fasting
and prayer 1t looked quiet as Sunday and every
Dody looked serious and earnest Business was general
" suspended
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-10

sa~A report in the Northern papers to the effect
that Governor ELLIS had given secret orders to seize or
occupy the q. S. Forts in this State or that they or
any other u s. property had been so occupied by State
troops is wholly without foundation. This rumor is
said to have come from Wilmington. We doubt its
having doEe so.
BLATHER.-A Washington dispatch to the New York
Tribune says -" The President remains firm in carry
ing out the and vigorous policy which has been
adopted He said recently, in reply to the suggestion
of an appreheDded difficulty in naugurating MIR. Lin
coin, If live till the 4th of March, will ride to the
Capitol with old Abe whether am assassnated or not.
Now that sort of talk is ali stuff. Nobody wants to
hurt the old man, and nobody dreams of assassnatng
|" Old Abe" The old fellows may ride as much as they
choose.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-10

HSs~ An election for municipal officers was held in
Elizabeth City on last Saturday, which resulted in the
success of DIR. Rufus K. Speed for Mayor, over Dr.
L. T. q. Cohoon, present incumbent, by 40 votes.
An aray occurred at the polls between Messrs Johr
w. and W. Q. Pool, and Julius c. Dashiell and Henry
CuPepper and Others Revovers were freely used, ant
Culpepper was mortally wounded He died shortly at
forwards The parties have been held to bail in thu
sum of $1,000 each.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-10

IN, BOSTON, January Oh >,
The Steamship Whitney has been chs,t .@, 1861
Government to convey troops and mrn; stPd b!S
Tortugas, near Key West O0 to b,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-10

DSs~No time nor inclination for post norton exam-
nation to-day. We may do little dissecting on the
Raleigh Standard tomorrow, but we doubt if the game
is worth the CANDLE It is about as well to let the dead
bury their dead All creation could not make alive
that concern.-Dailu Journal 7tk INST