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The Shreveport weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-07-08
Tableauy Eivant>.

This interesting exhibition was
We'll attended, and elected applause
loud and long. If anything. it sur
passed the previous entertainment.
The sum total received at the door
was Si26.
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LesIie's InfirmarV,
AT THE LATE COURT HOUSE,
MiRkET STREET.,

Opposite tie Presbyterian Church.
Is fitted up to receive patients at
all times.
The rooms are spacious well ven
iilated, and have every convenience
for the sick. Persons visiting this
institution for medical treatment will
receive all the attentions and com
forts of home.
There are suitable apartments for
Slaves, and the owners may rest as-
sured OF their receiving proper atten-
ton.
shIev-rnrf, Tuae lily
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Texas Stage & Livery Stable,

On Milan st. opposite tie Haran-
9ah Hotel.
THE proprietor has been TO great
i. expense to make this the most
desirable Stable in the city, it is con-
vexient to the Steam boat landing.
Horses will be boarded by the day.
week or month, OH the NEST reasona-
bic terms. Persons visiting Shreve-'
port or going to New Orleans, by
leaving their horses at this establish
ment, can rest assured that they will
be we'll attended to, Only give hin,
a call and satisfy yourselves.
JOHN CALDWELL,
M S0-1y
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Fourth Of July 1861.


portion Of n letter to T.. S. j.. of the
Rifles. Please let all the volunteers
know how the lth was passed.
At about 9 o'clock on the morning
of the 4th, the town bell was rung
Mr.. John Simonds took his station
before the Grays' armory and beat
the reveille. The sentinels paradct
in front, and marched up Texas st.
to receive and welcome the Summer
Grove Cavalry, and presently return
ed, Sentine!s in front, Cavalry in the
rear. AT the intersection of Market
the Marshal of the day. Col. II. JIG.
Battle, assisted by his aid, Maj. &.
II. Childcrs, and Lieut.. Col. Jas. B.
Simms, commenced forming the line
of procession in accordance with the
published programme.
AT some place during the march,
the Reagan Guards. having marched
in from their camp near town, fell in-
to line. This company, named in
honor of the worthy Postmaster-Gen-
eral. reached our city a few days ago,
and have been waiting for transpor-
tation to the seat of war.
The location selected for the Ell
,ertainuen; was the grove on Cross
Bayou between the lower Ice House
and the machine works of Mr.. W. ;.
Lewis. The attendance from city
and country was very large; l sup
pose there must have been ncarl y II
thousand ladies and children present.
Col. Landrrm proceeded III his
usual easy manner TO read the Decla-
ration OF Independence. We have all
heard it read on similar occasions be-
fore; hav. read it myself to many
Of the same company on another 4th,
but never have I been 80 torcibiv i'm
pressed with the fact that almost eve
~ line Is an exposition of the very
in defence Of Which the
South calls her sons to the field.
Mr.. J. T. Heath then delivered an
address, remarkable for its per:inence
TO the occasion. H. pictured the po-
-i;ion of our soldiers as they may be
1T thi, time; and after an address in
which he sustained himself, closed
with an eloquent apostopic appeal I"
our citizens and soldiers to sustain
tIlrou= every difficulty the C"nted"-
rate flag which waved above them.
Upon motion Of Mr. Winans. 4
call was then made upon the "Ksa-
ran Guards" With the same nlac
s,;v which Texans have ever shown
to fac III. music" no matte: what
III" dane. mi.ht bn, NJ. Scott, Il
private, stepped upon thc stand 10 re
spond in behalf al his company. lie
said -i,a; although their attention at
present Wa chiefly directed 10 war,
lrt.i:' necessary, they could also ad
dress their cormtrvmcn: he hoped the
audience had heard a:,ler Texans but
ir!; -urr they had never heard Il dirt
Ter one Nr continued that Texans
themselves, SIMMER i13T4-
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Newspaper Advertising

y COLLECTING AGENT.
Office corner Canal St. and Exchans"
Place, No. i,
NEW ORLEANS, La.
Weekly City Correspondence in
English, French. German and Span
ish Languages, furnished on moder-
ate terms.
Bills sent for Collection from any Of
your friends, 'c,N be promptly otten-
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Indictment FIR Treasou.-Thc No.

Indictment FIR Treason Mo-
bile Advertiser has the following:
In the district court for the Con-
t-derntc States. now i'll Session at Mo
bile, the grand jury has found true
bill against Eugcnio Pacoiini, Peter
Piocli and Nincen.es Cal'luco,c harg-
ID with treason against the Contcdcr-
alta States. The indictment, in sub
stance, charges the accused with hay
ing traitorously carried and delivered
= cargo Of fruits and ve-etsb!es. on
the schooner Hortense, from Mobile
10 the cnrnv's feet OIL Pensacola
The Judge i'll his charge to the grand
jury stated the law to be that the fur
n!shing of provisions or ilnportan,
intelligence 10 the enemy. Was ,rca-
sonablc. The penalty for that OF
FENCE on conviction is death This
cas-" should be Il warning to all our
citizens, and especially those living
Oh the coast.
We are informed that the parties
in this cas-. assert that they i,trud.d
- carry their cargo 10 Pensacola, bur
were stopped by the fleet, and Ike
carro irrciblv taken from th.,n h.. he
.Il,inv. To enabi" them - make
ont this dctcuc, 10y evidence, il pos
ethic. the trial Of the caec vas con
Iinr;cd, M their instance. ,;n,ji til"
next term of the court. The accused
being in custody, were committed t"
lali - await their trial. l'hiS Is til"
-
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s0 AS o'r printers did not work
on the Fourth" we are compelled
to put in this number of our Weekly,
more advertisements than usual 1t
can't be helped
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The tine steamer Homer, Captain
Sam Appiegate, and Fcrd Cellos clerk,
is adreriised to leape for Nev Orleans
This ereniac. See advertisement.
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Two Texas co'npaniesleft our city
Yesterday, on the steamer Texas.
bound fer the battle field.
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~ Nearly all the prisoners taken
from the New England States turn
out so-he shoe makers. They talk
about u,tinr them to work.
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Orr friend NJ. Ba.r, Esq, will ac-
ccpt our thanks for file OF New Or
leans papers.
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Particular Attention.

Items or advertisements intended
for the Daily Ne'cs, must be handed
in prior to four o'clock, Z. NJ. other
wise they will not appear in our issue
IF the following morning.
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Cotkou iSJatjstics.--Ihc latest re-
ports from Grea: Britain show that
the CONSUMPTION OF cotton for the car
rent crop year has diminished on an
average Of $500 bales per week, or
27o,4o0 bales for the year, owing to
the high price and the commercial de-
preston The stock in Liverpool,
on the ~ ult., was i,il2.0d0 bales,
sufficient to supply the weekly con-
sumption nj the last average $4,000
bales for more than twenty-five
weeks. Besides. there were at sea,
bound for Liverpool, 100000 bales
from Bombay, or supplies for nine
weeks more-thiry- FIVE weeks in all
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From the Rio Grandc.

The Brownsville Flag Of ,h" 18th
'ns:an, savs that letters have been
received ~ that rlac" from Hidaigo
county, announcing that acts o:'"ut-
IaNrv have commenced i'll HAT corn;-
~. Il is said that a party OF tire,
Americans. on the road from Rio
Grandc City TO this place. were at
tackled, and tw" OF them ki!lcd--thr
other escaped back to RIO Grandc
City. \ Mr.. Sheriff has been shot,
just above Hidalgo, and ROW lies in
that place dangerously wounded
The Flag learns from Colonel Nickles.
Of Edinburg. ;hat Mr.. WIN. Sheriff.
OF that place, was shot about the
9Th instnnt, abont three miles above
Edinburg. The murder was com
lnitted, ii is generally believed. by
Mexican assassius who We're hid in
the bushes.
Three Americans, who started
from Riuggoid barracks about the
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THE NAILS.

New Observation-Disclosures
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sun
days at 6 p. m. Departs Mondays,
Wednesdays & Saturdays at a. IN.
Texas neutrality-suspicious.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days at 6 p. m. Departs Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at a. IN.
Arkansas Observation-Disclosures
Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays
at6p.m. Departs Tuesday, Thurs
days and Saturdays at am.
Monroe Mpil-Dai!y-Arrives daily
a, p. m. Departs daily Mt 2 a. m.
Albany Mail-Semi- eekly-Ar-
rives Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6
p. IL. Departs Mondays and Fri
days at 6 a. IN.
Natchitoches Mail--W eckiy-Arrives
Thursdaysa at 12m. Departs Thurs
days at p. m.
Office hours-From to IL Il. m; from
2toep.
Sundays, from to 8 am.
II. HUNSICkER, z. NJ.
U Congress has enacted the fol-
lowing law in reference to Newspa-
pers, entitled the
Ne W.SP-4PER In ~.
Subscribers who donot give express
notice to the contrary, are considered
us wishing to continue the subscrip-
ton.
If subscribers order the discontin-
uance of their papers. the publishers
NAV continue 10 send them till all that
is due be paid.
If subscribers neglect or refuse to
take their papers from the Office to
which they are directed, they are held
responsible until they have settled
their bills and ordered their paper dis
continued.
IF subscribers rcIN0vl T777f777 T'f7=rc:'
ithout informing the publisher, and
the r sper is sent TO the former direc-
ton, they are held responsible.
The courts have decided that refus-
ing to take a paper or periodical from
the office, is primo facse evidence OF
fraud
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Thanks 10 the officers Of the steam.
cr Texas, for late papers.
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TIE Stern Wheel fleet adra4cing
One of the Cincinna;ipape Friday
has the following in regard TO the
movements of Iincoln's war fleet !:
The ninth, Seventh and Nineteenth
ONO Regiments are to move immedi-
ately from Bellair on the twelve steam
crs mentioned by us yesterday, up the
Canawha River to four miles above
Maiden, and thence diverge into south
western Virginia. They We're to
ieaveye erday evening.
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Mr.. VIM. Bare, the newly appoin-
ted Geographic reporter at Louisville,
Ky, The Memphis Bulletin says. is a
gentleman with southern feelings,
whose dispatches can be relied upon.
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Thanks to k. Ii. Lindsy Esq. for a
late paper.
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Cotlou .Statjslies.-Ihc la,.s, +.

New Orleans, June, 1861.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-03-14
yXIoOD COUNTY COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Edwards & Iddings VS. VIM. Fearnside, ct al.

Edwards g. Iddings VS. VIM. Fearnside, ct al.
William Fearnside, Elizabeth Fearnside Bruno Silva,
Spencer Il Melen, Tennis Dangler, Fuller Co., Geo.
A. Davis Co., W. w. Griffith &Co., will take notice
that William Edwards and Hiram lddngs, ofClcveland,
Ohio did on the 9th day of March, 1851 lille their petition
in the Court Of Common Pleas wn and for said county
Of Wood and state of Ohio the object of said petition
being 10 modify certain decree made by said Court at
the December term thereof A. D., 1850, in action
then pending therein, in which, said Fuller Il Co.,
plaintiffs and said William and Elizabeth Fearnside
Bruno Silva, Spencer Mellon, Tennis & Dangler, and
q. A. Davis Go. defendants, and obtain order
Of sale of the following lands mortgaged to plaintiffs, to
wt the west half Of southwest quarter section &c. and
east halt of south east quarter section 35 aud east half
ofwcs half of south quarter section 49, all in town
north of range 10 casts containing 200 acres of land IN
Wood county, Ohio for the payment of certain moneys
due plaintiffs and the prayer Of said petition is that said
Court ascertain the amounts due plaintiffs and deten-
dant and the priority of the mortgage liens of plaintiffs
aud defendants said lands, and that said WIN. Fcarl-
side be ordered pay the said amounts found DUE with
in short day or in default thereof said lands b. Sold
aud the proceeds applied in payment OF said amounts
found due according to the prortes of said mortgage
lons and for other aud further relef and said defen
dants notified tn appear and answer by the llh day
Of May. 1861. ..... ..- ....
DoDGE Il TYLER atty's for Edwards & Iddings.
March 18th, 1851 45w6S7 Is.
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mr.. u.lncoIn,. 'Inose,,yr,.

The tone Of The press in different parts Of
the country isto the effect that President Lin.
coins Inaugural Address is most favorably
received by ell parties who do not sympathize
with southern treason and desire general
coniagration that the democratic party's po.
tao may he well roasted. While the Cincin
natl Eaqairsr, the Ohio Statesman, Toledo
Times. and the Philadelphia PeansyIvonian,
which latter paper throughout defended the
treachery and corruption of the Floyd, Cobb,
and Buchanan dynasty, and other reasonable
prints. see nothing but war declarations and
threats in the inaugural Judge Douglas rp.
proves its tone, and such genuine Southern
patriots as Senator Johnson of Tennessee, en-.
dorse heartily every sentence of it, The
strongest assurances that President Lincoln s
avowals Of patriotism and devotion To the
Constitution have had the desired wholesome
effect, is the fact that traitors and their sym.
pathisers squirm. We give liberal extracts
Of the opinions Of the press, TO which we in
vite attention. ' nv
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Amcdic Rappc VS. Norman C. Baldwin ct al.

Amcdic Rappc VS. Norman c. Baldwin ct al.
BY virtue of order of sale issued in the asove
by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas Of Cuyaloga
county, Ohio, and to me dircccd and delivered, will
offer for sale st public venduc at he deor of the Court
House in the town of PcrysbuR Wood county, Ohio,
Wednesday, the 10th day Of April, A. ID. 1861,
between the hours Of o. M and p. of said day,
the following described lands and tencmens wit that
portion Of river tract south Of The Dayton and Mich
igtn railroad containing 10 100 Of acre. Also that
portion Of river tract 81 south Of said road contain
ing 25 Also the undivided one halt Of river tract
50, containing 81 acres Also out lots of the town of
Perrysburg, Wood Go. Ohio, numbers 1903 and lS7 also
in lots of Perry ysbug numbers 629, 703 70i, 7lS, ia
739 10, 7i9 700, 763, 76i, all in Wood county, Ohio
H. ii. DoDGE, Atty. q. +. GUIER, Sheriff.
All persons bidding at the sale published elsewhere in
this paper in OF Haywood Chair Manufacturing Co.,
against David Pratt AL upon any of the lots ABOVE
described notified that they will purchase the
subject 10 this Judgment the is prior and better
lien upon them.
HH. DODGE, atty. for A. Rape.
March, 6ls6l-- 4iw6$i ~.
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yAJooD COUNTY COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,

William II. Layman VS. Schuyler y. Beach, ct al
Said Schuyler beach, Sarlius ID Westcott Marga-
ret Beach, Erast,s Corning, Gilbert Davidson. John
Winsow, Erastus Corning Jr., Frederick q Tucker
man, Archabold Crawford, William Rector Dennis
Perkins, Erasmus Peck, George Powers, executors
and Eloise Lad execurx of DAVID add deceased Jen-
kins 4 Co., Strong, Adriance h Co., William Crok
administrator, will take notice that William Laymen
did the 18th day Of March, 1901 file his petition in the
Court Of Common Pleas, within and for the county Of
Wcol, and State Of Ohio agans the above named dc.
fendns setting forth that he holds mortgage executed
and delivered to him by said Schuyler Beach and
Saius ID Wcstcott, in lots number 15s l6l and 50
much OF n hot number l!6 lies west Of the Fnday
plnk roal, also oulot nunbeb 81 and 3S acres of the
norh end Of lots number 50 63 all in the town Of
Perrysburg, Wood county, Ohio, TO secure certain
prissory nate dated October lst 1857, for the Of
$40 payable To William II Layman bearer in nine
months iOm its date aud praying that order Of sale
may issue from said Court aud that said euds be sott
floe frOm any ineumbrmco by way of dover of said
Margaret Beach any judgment liens which any of the
other defendants may have claim TO have upon said
promises, aud the Proceeds applied in payment of tho
amount found due 10 this plaintiff, the defendants are no
tihed appear aud answer or before the lth day OF
NAV, 1881.
bopoE 4 TYLER, atty's for VIM IL. Laynian.
March lSth, iS6l-- iSw6$1 05.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.-wILLIAMS COUNTY COM.
u MON PLEAS.

Harger & Kngsbury Aois Lcabelt.
Hy virtue Of execution issued in the above by
the Clerk OF the Court of Common Pleas Of Williams
county Ohio, and to directed and delivered Sheriff
of Wood county, Ohio will Offer for sale public ven
due, at the door of the Court House in Pcrrysburg
Saturday the 18th day of April, 1861,
between the hours of 10 II. m and O'Clock p. M, of
that day tho following described lands and ensmeuts,to
wit: IL from the south quarter OF section 81,
town u :. Reserve, at the foot of the Rapids Of the
Maumee River and bounded follows, commencing
44 rods north from the south east OF the south
half Of the quarter and running ~ rods north;
thence 100 rods vest thence ~ rods sou j0 nds east
to the place ofbcginnng. G. L. GUIER, Sheriff.
DoDGE TYLER, attys.
March 18TH lS6l--i5w5S3 65
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The SenAtOrship.

The vacancy 10 the United States Senate
occa'ioned by the resignation of Gov. Chase,
is now beginning to occupy the attention Of
the Legislature. Upon whom the honor will
fall there seems TO be questions of doubt, but
as 10 the rghtful possessor, the unanimous
voice Of the Northwest points to but one man
Hon John Sherman. He is rising man /,
of undoubted ability, industry and frmness,
coupled with comprehensive statesmanship ;
and, without any reflection whatever upon
the ability or fitness of others, we are dispos.
ed to see Sherman elevated TO that honorable
Jsition U.Ir
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A--on the 9th inst. aduel vas fought, near
Dupcansville, on the Florida and Gecrgis
line, between EIwiu Hart, editor Of the Flor
ida Seminal, and Crittenden Coleman, grand
son Of Senator Crittenden. Both we're killed
on the ground.
- Gen. Casa arrived At Detroit March lat
and was received by large concourse Of
friend, and neighbors, who welcomed him to
his old home in hearty and gratifying man
ner.
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standing Committees.
The following are the Committees as az
pointed under the new organization OF the |


The following are the Committees as apr
pointed under the new organization Of the U.
s. Senate:
On Foregn Relatbns Sumner. Collamer, Doote,
Harris, Douglas, Polk aRd Breokinrdge. t
On Finance FeSscnden, Simmons, Wade, Powell,
Hunter Pearce aud Bright. - 1HI#"
On CoInmered Chandler King Morrill,, Wilson, Cling
man, salisbury and IohRsun.
On Military Wilson, King, Baker, Lane. Rice, Lath-
aIn aud llreckinrid,le. 1875 ~ .tt
Gu Naval Aairsr-lIale, Grimes Foot, Cowan, Thonp-
SON Nicholson and Kennedy.
.Ou Judiciary Truinbull, Foster, Ten Eyck, Cowan,
HAY ard, Powelland Ctmgalan. !
On rosloihoe ~tollsmeB Dixon, Wade, Trum6ull,
Rice. Bright aud Latham,
On Public Lands Harlan, Bingham, clark Wikin-
sun, JohnSoiL Mitchell and Bragg. .fa .aa... GA.
On Private Lands Harris Ten Eyok, Supccr and
Bayarl,
On luhan Affairs -ncoliulc Baker Cowsn, Ten Eyck
SebaJtlan. Rlce aAd Nesmith. ... f.
On PgnSiaus-- Foster Bingham Lane, simmons Sauls-
bury, Powyll and Mitchell.
ON Revolutionary Claims King. Chandler, Wilkiu.
son. Nicholson aud Nesmith .-I d. .
On Claims Clark, Simmons, Howe, Cowen, bragg
aud Polk.
On Districtor coldmbta--G Crimes. Au,hooy. Moyrill
Wadr, kmuedy, C6nSman and Powell,
On Patents sumner, n00littic, Thompson Sebastian
On Publc buildings -Poot, DiNSn, Chandler, Bright
On Territ6ries Wade, Wlkcns M Cowan, ,Tle, Doug
las Sebastah ana BNgg. NA.-a 'H"tita ''.4
On Audit Expenses Dixon. Clark, johnson. ..I
I'm PIintina- Anthony, Harlan Nicholson.
On Enprossad Eniis Lane. Morrill,. Mitchell.
Oa EnTaled Bills bingham, Baker, Ssa,lsbury.
! 0n Library PsSrce, COllamer, FessSnden,
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"A German pedlar was found murdered
near Mortanville, Delaware. a few days since.
The Kansas Relief q OImmittee report the
receipt Of Sio, ,S8e, SO for the week ending
March Ist ~
Two vacancies now exist in the Supreme
Court; one just created by the resignation OF
Judge Campbell of Ala, 'rA's
The Hon. Andrew johnson, the demo-
cratic Senator from Tennessee. fully endors.
es Lincoln's Inaugural. ~ F''pa fH'17sg
The Committee ON Federal Relations in
the Missouri Convention, Saturday, reported
against secession and coercion. aI 'stf
Gov, Houston has resigned his office as
Governor Of Texas and retired to private life.
amply disgusted with public service. w
The joint resolutions to amend the Con-
stitution of the U, s., which We published last
week,haye passed both branches Of Congress,
-The California Legislature, by vote Of
Al to SO, have expunged the resolutions of
censuro formerly passed against the state Sen,
ator Brodefick. ,# .....s.t
w. NJ, Browne. late editor OF the Wash
ing on Constitution, has been appo nted Assis-
tant Secretary of State of the Southern Con
federscy, U. tt... "a,
ALI Iha gentlemen appointed by the
President to the Heads OF the respective De-
partments have accepted the positions ten :
dered 10 them.
Senator Chase having accepted place
in the Cabinet, the duty Of eleetinS United
States Senator devolves upon the Ohio Legis-
lature, now in session. ... r.. ......
"A bill has passed Congress amending
the Pataut Laws, providing that all patents
hereafter issued shall be for seventeen years,
And prohibiting renewels,
Delaware has done two good things
She has refused TO have an extra session .
the Legislatase in April, and has also refused
to grant any more licenses for !otteries.
The Adams Express ot6,e at Washing
ton. in this State, was en.ered one night las
week. aud robbed of some $3 The rob
bers have not yet been arrested.
1t seems that the traitor I'wigys hat
oFficisl notice Of his removal from the com
mand OF the Army IN Texas three daya be
fore he surrendered the same to the authori
ties Of that State. u..al4 iasa ..
In the Border Slave States Of she South
west where the Inaugural Of Mr.. LScoLl
has been published in full, the ipdica ton
are that the new Administration viii be, Z
main. supported by Anu'seess ionsts- Th'
Inaugural. we believe. when read ia full saC
carefully diges'ed, will favorably impress al
ersept those who had previously made y.
th,r mind, not 20 be saishrd.
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Gov. Chase--The Cabinet,

The appointment Of Gov. Chase to seat
in the Cabinet is generally regarded as an
evidence Of sound wisdom on the part of the
new Administ: alton, from the fact that his
counsels are always characterized by pru-
dence, moderation and justice. In the work
ofrestoring confidence and good feeling among
the friends Of the Union. he will undoubtedly
bear an honorable and prominent part, In
deed the whole Cabinet is one of aeknowled,;- =
I'D ability. and seems to be received with uni.
versa favor by the friends of tie Union ev.
crywhere. ''