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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06

AN Arkansas traveller says that he knew
a fellow down South who was so fond of a
Young woman that he rubbed off his nose
kissing her shadow on the wall
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06

V!Ec.Ns. Sr:LI Fos The UN:o,,-The
Richmond Whig says thst the reaction il
Virginia in favor O. secession. oocazIouei
by tie tone Of the IaaT -r.r.l las been
followed !.y another reaction in favor OF
the Union, since the policy of the admin
istratio.l las been ascerta;uci to be peace
ful. and adds:
. In conclusion, let us eadeayor to i'm
press upon the minds. Of all the secession
ISIS and cUnseryatiycs-t!at no ordinance
OF secession will be passed - the Cqqy:.s -,
| ordinance were TO be passed, it would lie
voted down, under existing circumstance,
by an overwhelming majority. Why,
then. such being the fact should anybody.
who desires the peace aal happiness o!
our citizens, continue 10 ugitate and pirate
about u secession ordinance! The thing
| is altogether impossible, ridiculous and UNI
necessary. and We admouish the honest
| and toiling masses in Virginia to pay 80
| attention TO the senseless clan9ors OF the
| precipitatiouiSts on this subject. The
| Convention Will adopt, in substance, the
majority report of the Committee on Fed
| eral Relations, as expressive of the views,
wishes and demands Of Virginia, and call
| a Conference of the Border Slave States,
and then adjourn over until next fall or
winter And that Is about all it viii do
! for the present, and all that it ought to do,
| in our humble judgment
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06

a roET says; oh she was fair, but sor-
row came and left his traces there -
nat became Of the rest of the harness
he does not state.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06


III. E5t-:-The following Is a list of
De sons elected az oar annual Town meet
~ in Rutland, or the second day OF April,
lijI:
.Ss55rt.37r-John U;se,
-t2l1E- J. Il. Shaver,
4 - on. Ward,
Lps,-ts-Saal. Grove,
tau9ass;5Gs.s q Ngt7ay2-E Pitzer,
3 Trptnbo, Cyrus Shaver,
Ot5reesr q Tia I52r-ira p Howe,
C2nstI5f--ILCTEis Weaver
Ur,eA-Ta, following gentlemen we're
elected il Utica town on Tuesday:
Spgnei57r-James Clark
To,ca Cgcrk-J. i. Fca5h an.
44Sse=59s--joAn S. Clark
foHcr,y-pst.icl< Clear.
C5a...i -igaerS cf srats-James Don
aldson, James sIrnson, john L. Clark.
si,;tL-A6gaham less.
! PER -Nqs'sT-D. F. Lee.
Tolu.f E1s.zr-Jesse Baldwin.
The (oilow.ng ticket was elected at the
annual rogn meeting in the Town Ct
1fatI'ius
.G,,gss- -7ar-D. ! Carpenter
Iog.s Csf..-A. 3. Thompson.
tsScss5r-i,. II S;sicor
CoLt.'1--D a Nicholson.
Pear -lzstr-I-y IMAM Pitcher
toa,aiz--5rFs q ef,-y.@-C.rr Dos-
worth, bym@u Pl.cner, ;. Hutchinson.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06
Circuit = itSl.c.

We are requested to announce thataEDwGS s LELASr
is candidate for Judge OF this Circuit. The election
will be held the first Monday OF June next. mar3'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06
E.:..,r:,I,cc department.

rent rates OF exchange.
Gold aud Silver bought and sold.
E,:..ir;tI,cc department.
LIFE, FIRE, AND MARINE POLICIES
Issued on favorable terms il the bet and most reIa
bic Insurance Companies AZ the United states, both
Siocis and Mutual.
We represent no Companies hut such We feel war
rantec in recommending to friends safe and
sponshi- iu-urers- Ottawa, Apr! 8, 1851.
Esi.SoIrtIOn or CopartnershIp.
q IiE ccpaFtGeTsap De retofUr existing between the
- subscribers, under the tTtu OF CusAinan, True
Co, j. dissolved iInm this date
sir. CuShnaa - I'll continue tie banking business
tie Bank OF Uta~a and will settle ila- affairs Of the
late firm. WILL H. ". CUSIlMAN,
april 1-fS True WATERMAN.
Farm Property for sale.
III Sub scr Der having rented las iarM IS anxious
TO dispose o! hls entire Farm Stock, consisting Oi
louT HrT-cs. Mar, seven head OF Cattle, two Wa
s0I.s Fsyv E-aVer, Pos, Harro ~. and general
OF Farming Tools, nearly al! IN excellent
der. Ta,y viii be sold cheap Ior cash, or On easy
With approved security.
BesiieHc- Ia Town Of Dayton, four miles directly
north .! Ottawa. Tai5-iS'l DAVID AIERN.
MISSOURI EAR3i~.
HE HATNIBAL And ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD
! COMPANY Oilers for sai, over JgJt0J acres, in
Northern Missouri,
oJts FH.est Frai-is anil Timber Faro,jng Lands IN
t.e Het-
Los sal, purchaser at Low Prices, the long
cre44; oi Tn Year,. a. nye per
cent interest
PiNPULETS. cIRCtLIES. md MAPS
Giving fun .ul reliable Information the CLIMATE
and d., i-s.... sl-s-a- soil. WAFER. TIMBER, COAL
ROCK. PRODUCTIONS. NAEhLIs, &c, can be had
sFlts-sS auaI''-en by L.. 90 oisf"i'e' TO
Land Commissioner o. ~ Il -. -. L T.,
alG-54 HA:AIBAL 10.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06

Rcpecfed Nr:-Eeai izug the importance and pecu-
liar pTopYiey that Ju,cilTy shoal1 b. cha acteris
ed ~ the combined alities sound Judgment, legal
intel and high moral Orth aud being satisfied
that your Official The Bench of his Judicial
District the last six years co,icusvvey demon
strates that you possess these essential qualities,
uuderSi citizens of the County of La Safe
your election for the ensuing Judicial term, and
rouIug cl. erful support respectfully solicit
your on,eR: . be the Peoples Candidate.
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8tesnntmeAanan
$rsctsMsttcn
ant @sRHnEtnrs 9 pirainitn.
Gr,cKtjs Gtrtrttmtrt,
NiiNalnNR lE- Nui1SHl-

iGrtcEtiS GtrGrttmtut
Sjhap0s. rs. Iut1S6l.
Sn scn gsf,,1't sr @2;ri. bss s,n e;s, VraFon,sr Sgr
2pHt'sttr!ct S-seiti rts0tu uuo crr6 Gle PROCLAMATION
NH'ctr ps,rtt SGkttS,h,r,c SOM l3ftr 3. m. iruCt.rrirt
N, nm Die tt,smotl 6.o0gn sca rtiourr alsfeihlcfcu
Grlr1t: Al; an pr Gabrt0.jcu sen SSon n, SttFFt.
stesrf NM 6ricstatMcr,Gle1 btit5ftN @ui,usu, ftrntr
A.ulert8-n, Ntldt ett Ger Elor'R.iru Yru 2NcQc1tcTtn,
q, irr uu'cr. Sr.rpn tcitjnlG;t, bcibjf jRt mn, lrmje bic
lclHe Nrsgtttr sEGt'6,l9tnccu Wtri,Ner, ~llct,sjtl cs ierc
Sdbrit1t, my a. GcnfOccrjy;sa Stattca cogr fr zen Sioot
SuniultN t:ttnn mo. 5Cruer ii. bj Der Southern Grr
rflE Gomr1iH %n,9.fcIItn. Sn ct"cW lto'n huelcC 6jue
mus ltcch ne ttFcneuce @egion Cblr 8 cioreu cine 8ts
lh:irjguuH b~.ejf1t8cu 0rparttreNiz .CfT;itrS tCiiltriracr.
Der i'm b~ti7o1uGt ca nUr IN i'Idbm GaI cine g~tuSaotm;
5rctel Gle > .tot Ger Pauf,u uuc 9nciabaaten. Be-
rtn NHrltob;t ale rct5mcaoi9 iur Ttrutrtn Eall9ftit ocy.
ii5.U troitCl wjyC.
Dritt1rS: Creiscrt Y0n 5arucn, melbc icoca Elm Ger~
nNtst tlre2 @~reo9tbr' obcr ocS tetrlTcnccn g9cnt.n rti-
S,rlrne &ue g2uaer. Ccrca SJlrccn0ett ma l}cric5c
'brie 8'ltaftS ncitrtnoja it, icect mas has ot5tsI5 tei-
Gctrottt ScrtjFcot son clacm 6ritotuSrjutcr Der Ecunty
CCsr EcIrpro,p0 E]n.tr"idu Z iClu-
sum- c5: Gtt &c.'ici5cNmt,n Ger St5bts NjtmrDS.
Stourtc1 lNo Nrcotrtt5bUra, mean iolNc Gin GcrttFtlt it-
II S'nt, ron Fem @ta2or ltnlg Si4>t, rcu Gcr2crUjopen
t]tjtrjEGcn.
seaneu5 Ser eaen, rcrfe sum @ssis, Ger Gn,a655-
nti gen Ht.rOrtrrcu or 5titutI ucihr.n,
ot0 ijac; c@ssscihcu bic du Et.csvar1. yiticu u~uaegtuhg
&Iicr,n, rem ic.@l en- GruIrnt nee prsTocHtn cccr
9...Emitascniea iZaer Sdsn'a1a o2rr $50 l}anastr5 er
2s 1.g.sH.Wtr e~ritrNgsu.
&73.t 60 gcu 5isi1r s]u5u-smsa faagu foa #nicreu.
A't4t -lu'N u-.cii' 'Uc, -tls.iccU ig GgC.lar GCGja
rag. lsu SO fryg1tuyatE aue CEu Gc;hgu ser Wtuft-E .r.
FN.N'h H.,nI", DC vS l1L .iitr reformation umrtr ati
5c.aH H~.i'rg.ca wttcGtl $500 Ns,uiai1tl gra6Ht nuo
St 9i,9.i'ec- tjtu 'c.ncn Ur,iwiiGcy-Gom7deUi juo
S1nl --.i1is.,n't fret. menn Nt sa %rclt o7 Glrjiia5
CT t~tItTt1Cca GomcC9ulc t@.5rruGcG.
~ue GjNu.r ,wahg gi bu Ccstriir,an wC Gtlmut-
lNruH8 ccg Ruif t]cstiroat ltue. ac aHatpjc an, cbjss
4uenolncn ~ rep treu II cen &otysitlocu Ct ta 9titrCs
ban @!bl@.cN oiaiuftrttaca, Dcun ne cap0n u6ui,Ust iiuc.
5obn Get@tr.
@nt 3ciursea, mctac bic pronomaitcn in 9c,r,T 5cS
NrfEN.NhFS nor NffF D1FN rf~s-v v.t..u NrA N.E O.
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Sta0t 3i0mon0.

0Dir 49,. g.r... w,..,
"'V ,'.9'" s1"','N'"' S'N's''
-. r.. or :" V''"'' S'"'' e'ipu"Ss"'
49,, 49,. = rt%'"' 9"t'' UNITE p,''.1
,,ie,., -, 49, Vs.s""> $50 VIu'" INV" Ga'V
:" S"'"V aL'9' 90 l,'"' 'sH <n}Sls'r
~ oet ,[.at, S, . : su," 5o," t',"'nS" gu l'n'T'
r,a.nt, "a '"D' 49," -" Wv gO' ""''U'r's
,,iht - -. y,r ~, - ~ o'I'S aver mss"
''F'""'' i H'"' ,'.S'" ~" u"l,'eH N'lsfR
mcrocn ofio ~, grirm,# .-s ''' "''''
G,nt s.. @ a..
nor =, 49, $3.50 Es, 49," o's'"''"'
not ,.,ro, 49,, So, -, -. -'sp"'''
NJ, go, n,,,r,. - ,.,-s ll.''" ~p""
f.syst.t 'E'''" "'"'"''N7-' SRs,"
g.. OF w,..
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WIN. WALLACE's PURE M.oUNTArN DEw
WHTSKFy

4ltler sSEisic9 rire mn att curt un5 6c;cacr. gRir
Mo hen ooe @utlifum hicrouf aufmerffam rrn r,5rrr, 49,.
Ell, yer AntSut ctrce uod5rm0htn 9rtifls. ho Sieir
2Heletc7 nun oHrh infer @ouS tCpltn ptCta lam. 9,rfs
teu yront 81 touf,N wunihcu, iputcu rur Ia frfsrr mn IL,
IN { c StrtdSt'r S,rtyoutu ileta. l3r ulrfte1 eoS 9ms
bItNm NNr rpr 60,Ntun0tl ga m0rucn. gEir tall,u irtts
men GFSFcl ScrrGih Urn oUCm lShiSft0 auf yaarr. SEN mi.
ttr AIN ]Ycrtou'cH, rcUr CT wtwioItr5 ~ 9Pnl,fs ,Tr IN
@tNl er;rncrt nd, caB MN cis ]alc,ui9u 8cr!5lfcr Ygu ".
Saut"'S pulc 9touut3tn NcY 1b'Sfro itun, urc eog mir
.dtt L'nrn &gete bct Scy6uicU ypu bis 100 barrels b1ter.
ue i0ocr NOuijrbbatgr Gin. ciGin ypr,ua,irhsr mn rS;,1I,
,SbteIU elmer YrCbe 81 untrruitr.
yNm. 2@alIOCt Sbbuc.
CdC GIrN Upr NcdrI uIp1 Efr,F,
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Der louisville Courier last Die Beee.
%rnliien liam nab 6ericn,Iult Iter cie Sd, n&t
81 MauoHaS. ob,r cs btft tDneu nt6ts, sic
botten 60. 1000 3anu im 0eic6t II rurceu
eutreccr total a,1tloarn, uccr ltefsn fort mic
6ct3liu8e, rbus 6ci5logrn 3u perCen.
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s.. z. &tHcrib'S

Neusr Barber uup 6aarIbneiCe.SalUn
$40. G2 MoinIr.,
Ger ipe6cn fr6Fust pcrNen III, rmpfsGlt Iriuer
.yrsuncCn uRo Gem prutiheu puejfum ,um
8eiu8 @. s. 6tiiert6,
gln. 81 Nlatnlr.
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NCH MILLINERY.
N u m

-N q Q 4 lN { - Y u
cliu6t bic Gcut5dcu Domcu 3itmcuce ifr ncbl,TrtircS
wager rou hi iusrcpo0rcr, mic SItc, 6outcu. ]fToui0Gl4c
6llmrn, Slnccr &C. IN %ugtuihsil vi u5tmtu uao tbrc 1i.
eueu0bI $40 trcfTsu u, M ibr Eager icBt rtihr ais ic auE0c-
itttet Ut. Nute YperCcn u0b . NJ Ycitmat nCr Gce5rttn
&uncCu otfS lt0cluc unC tilj5itc o~uS5rfugrt.
Es~ Dtct9 Wtit6lt in icotu Souuottnp uuc Srnrtao
0tlbIcNtU. WaoGmc Spn. Sir. 55 9Plingf.
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20 III enc 1lgtutH bt,0nNtg SsH,. ct5 infer 1mS Icr
Hsr ;telac rc7 tftrr6 9tct1t- uuo 2]2ao.gia.c @s-aifts In
(JR un'er 9aue Gin Spcja8tIt6u IN Ser siwF Fat. --, mn
'u-s t'Et'sc' c|Gfiei1ttuthm ltgt5 Ri tc'cn uuo tiIjo.
.'H >edortn IUr Uie et1ioutt WG cgs.gcl iccl Gcac s.er-
. !tuN,.: E1IN,r ncrCttft o~ugcNCHtr blF1un. III rcycrr,
: F mr. @rc,CruS, @rcpjjcucu, @ultcr. e5is ,,.7c mr. 5ss
u Soor 1u'cn, WccurCo mir In oCt Sisno geEFt Ncrccr.
7ltl9 ciIiut1u'cr uno biuiacr ais jrlcGo elm alcrts Nsfnafr
gNN.f StcI HHC I'll otH gHcppnlirCU ScCin9VnR,u Ytr-
% UeI SO tcuUcU. gSjr Rlau6un 8cra,t rQsurH. I5b mir fay
. az ,G'uicn, NM ltctS cure, frlhc uub tiuiQs 2Nalre fub-
WN' Hie 9Hit!c'icn unltrrr NunCtE am tticl al ,pa6rts. 3us
s.'N 89T1niWen MU ale btt ms N]ctaufrg SSaarcu ais 6ht.
aN ere Et9ucto, S5t,lc mo Gi9ortp ais utpufal-ht Ig6
sItlNNUi29, uNc naC'cu 'UCh c5ruuf aufu.rffou. paE mir
aae III etArr @rcetro 8]tbrUurtan 2Irt,d flbrer.
GNm gG0ilacr Sttuc
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ag3tigtt


f -' iNAHN $3.50 -H"e %NAEHAhAAlN tAAAL
Sua &un az morIhirsn, uuo mcrtparct1er
Bstfs mari@trte Fs in orst Stuuc.u wteOer at.
rid.
= Der GOnarsB Der Ser. Stoottn bot abr.
mails 10 Mil. Dollars ouegsicBt I'M BaTsn
ju faufsn.
Die GrpeOjtion wsIae pon Sort Rourcc
ausacrl0st purpe, uup csr cs gclane, Elm paar
a%rmicliec 6tf6ertOcts 9arocr Der GcnT5oeyirttn
Staotsn a]et5reuc, gu oe%rbrcuueu, trlaro quo
7O09lann NIT I &lncusn. feds arrEtu 8oosen
uno stnsn prcptlcr. 9Go6rlt@ pieI 2ufpanh
fur elm 70 Fejnli6eS Rciultat uaa oanN nca
eamit berumiupra6lcu.
= Sn ct. 2oujS Fe6t &c tyogrt, orS. 8frs
ger Tfsbt ae9en 8irscr inter lDoFrn. DE
s'brsn mn 6tbercjcu cincs @6rul,ju fnten
SaS Rert OUutrott. 96rn}etu ucnut fh @cu,
Ssrnrur pom u Tourj uuO sat ct. Qouis is Tei.
rrr Natt, pjs S%seeiiicn F,n tarfcu 1b niat
uufeR, ,Cnt mcr. en- le u~jcrcrlNbcTtu. Sm
St3a!r ittbcu bic uuicu9eute uuc Sstcj7cni7fn
nni'r S2ifn uub ~tsfamptcu iii bis aus 9}Iut.
St'n alter uno @eitIett njro Ycribcrt. gRsr
FAN III 1t DOR Dem per6eercupsn Starmr. bar
jest oos tIubenee 21uo psrbecrt. gGir fnrbtrn
rap &c 'tnit fu httar ta8cp miro in @lTvuri
ano uniere Vanosicute furhtsar mjtaenummcr
"as SV'"l"'' "'tp sen zoo 0'eie' afm'n
Hsrblsuottcn, rnO Uou tbm irr9clcjtstrn unEtul,
St9tn R'tnibtn ouf fsiutm @rwiTen 6aben.
Sn 9rtuErn unD 5rGutreib geteu fb &c.
rsit5 Stimmsn Iaut, pcl6e 1ebr 3u @urien prr
S'u"''" I"O' "H0 s'Rs "n'rt'H'
S -" = ''""s,u'
t..s~InEa"g PFal''nt uno Pfr
.Sy""'P't IuU eI'Isr 'e'@'If9t Die @rm's
q.,c "n.S'" ouS gu Feu'h' Sefs
60. ''lU' ~'"FDs" PaU i" Usn ''eisn lt8s
1,n,.n 50. go" S'O'"''''s Ss'F"F'
a"o" i'""''e' 'l"'
49,, an 1"""OOu'" @P'nne's'eh IN g'of'
~, . % D4s."'m' '0'' "''s''e" etn' "a eS To-
So ,'oVOu' """8'l S'"'Ae eaUen
MI i. S'''F''' S'I""''' u" VU'' 9auIHF
~ 'u"ls"'
n,a,. az t'"'.'O' 10" ut' "I''u'r,C' 'ru0er
60 :" un'.'," o's'0sn Oct @'aTflns
$780,. ot'"O Vts'"FuuIe F'@tete or
mS." " 'V' " Vt 0pl"'B. ia9te or ::
,,n 49, 49, ,9,.n u'"'" o''''" ano0'9 lem,
tros b.. ~ So"ml"'U o'"'F' N'e @n9s'
t'aI s'"e sO'0nne uno ri@tetr gar or8e Ser
D' So. "a 'S gr' o'n'Ven M
m,.. So "''S'',I. 'IF ne"''9 nit 400
a.. Nv Ll''E Oyo S'ote S'u'nal Son Ct.
Co., So GU. "'u.'D yen cue" N'ut'
;" 't""',"s 'N',l'r' auf P1fnt'i@tr StraBe
m sv"'S tu~m8 OuI"9ee'"5','.
ros RE sn,US4. - ''a'I,t Ot y,'~r'"'
49, 49, ,ra,u~' o,Y',. "u' S'SV.'n' ',f III eu'a
B''"ul', uHU O's9a'0 Ole Ssr'
ST., , osY'', NV 'r OWL 'O'8'" "''a8'' d"
Ms 49, ~, 80, 'U""''
rss e,., a.. ~ ~'"'' ~0~""eu'Sl0" o'f'
f. 4,s, ,, = 49, ~ 20 ~ Wv, u III Se"'
mro r.,,.,..i !" ~"' S"'O 8''U'l''
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8eeoumtmoc


Serlouqt
ein Yldcdrn CUR 8errtbturq rauslher
G%rtetteu, iOpte elm iuu9er @iaum, olr 8eih1fti.
8un8 lHAt. Ni9rrc5 gu e~rfra9eu bel
8. g. Stedsr,
Gde Ccr ;. II. 8rCarHr.
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gE,Nti8 Iur 15rocsrl
&tts @aesl, tatG &C.,
2ub 55sE. gstWiattG 3Ideg.
p SgcE. o1u5, E}TgaIl5 JlC E~f5uI6rg
100 &tle primo gGaf ga~o,
Zoe &grts p!jNa Soften G55e.
40 sSad0ars gruma 8cibn &uttsr.
20 Gb!5. rriMa ,5cyitg Gjotr,
geo &b.5. glr. 1, . uHo 3 Waaetla,
100 G0rge Triitt 6riuJe,
30 &,rcs 9r. o. }olllss,
100 CORES Sire Graders,
% @5l5. ,Iri. NDtmCc5,
600 @bi5. ocncitjt 3rdRos, Gin &C..
400 ggIts &arGlt5 MAO soap,
SPICES, &udChca! puo ale ienlioen in elmer
9rottTg ~SprfommtnDcU NrtiftI, oe biuia g%erfauft un6 mi
ssl@s ere 6utlhcH 6rsunbe a~uTucradm maht
g8m. :. EuIC
i3t STR
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6gll! 6pnI

Uutulcihnetey BAIT fcrlplbrtub gileu lrsFGu IorrotF sen
Eias's uuo 6tbrubol3 better Gualtdt, guo fam iein,
Rullom bicrmit unitr otn ]gUn,tj8fteu SsOjnauuacn Ytyit6en.
8ei &alfcr BON 3 8l1Ttrnuiro baS 2lslpaEs- fofepfrei5 Be-
icr9t. 9citcaupsen. wclbs t],nieTlditu ptrocn oi Oa6ney H.
Gote ooer See. u. ounoltQ, 3roa0ltreFt, iowje in rrr 6ol,.
~nlecerla8c an 9roaolr., Hots 5rocfe @penns ptrbsn. PROMPT
6slOr9t. 9reiis: Da5 benl GibeRbpl5 Su $3.50, gue
SanHsngpl3 gu $500 rv G0ro. Sames q, 9lpOrr
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@ e0ctmc GranfGetfrn

ec'ccrId @cihir5t1 aci Yerioucn, C5reu Struura
ras ltrcuQlt' SHcoluito crforrrrt, GtjIt auf trici.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-05
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-05

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8reunoen una rem Dn5!ttum ieiu gut olortjrse5
S18er 0on Sonmfr~2 Gaarru, Dte }W rem bldg
ten Nrsiltn at3egcbeu Uevoea.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-05
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-14

There has been little more bacon received ths
wear than last but falling oil in beef. But as
Lincoln, Seward, Chase, with the old scuilioh,
Frank Blair, seems inclined TO starve the South,
we have TO inform them there are supplies here TOR
four months consumption.
Among the edjcts issued we observe one against
coal There is good quantity of this article mere
The Gas Company has ten months supply on mana.
AS Arkansas has Joined the Southern Contederacy,
the coal from the Ouachita mines will now come IN
free Of duty. These mines are abundanty able to
furnish all the coal required for consumption III
New Orleans for years and years. me coai 'feii
tbase n,ines can be delivered in New Orleans at
thirty cents per barrel So Pittsburg can go, we
AZ not care A continental dollar about its coal
mines and if Pttsburgers desire to close their ac-
commits with us, there are no objections.
IT was announced on the flags that one OF the ex-
pected vessels from Calcutta bad arrived at the
Balize. This is the ship Robert Harding, bringing
% 632 pieces of gunny cloth and 81 $50 gunuy bags.
Bagrng sufficient to cover 100000 ba es OF cot
ton. This is a most valuable arrival at this time,
though the market is rather inactive at this mo-
ment This cargo will pay keeping for few
months, particularly as Kentuckans are prohibited
from sending baggpg hither by dictator Lincoln
There are two other vessels due from Calcutta
one put into the Island of Mauritus, but she has
had sufficient time to reach here. This is the
Rowan Tree, British vessel. The three vessel;
have sufficient cloth to cover 100000 bales cotton
There will be no want of baling for cotton, fol
orders can be forwarded to Scotland for the ole
fashioned bagging to fill up any deficiency thai
may be wanting from Kentucky.
The accounts from the mouth of the river arc
| yery unfavorable. Fifteen feet Of water were only
reported On the bar yesterday morning. Thirty
two vessels are detained inside, outward bound
The great General Webb, of the New York En-
ourer, said the mouths of the Mississippi were tt
be closed by order of old "Abe" ON Friday last
we hope the FIVE ships will be ready for Commo
dore Stringham. How about making floating
battery of one of the dry docks, la Charleston
aud send it outside the Baze to keep the ehanne
| free
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-14

AT meeting of The Ladies' Society of the Confederate
Army held Tuesday morning 7h inst at the rooms of the
Young Nens Christian Association, the following Committees
were appointed TO serve the three months ensuing
seJ"e Finance Committee
Mrs. S. H. TURNER, No. l57 Clio street.
Mrs G. W. PRTrCHARD, Coliseum, near Melpomene.
Mrs. N SrEvENS, No. 1871 Eighth street.
COMMITTEE on Cutting and Sewing
Mrs LOUISA SERIVRNS, Mrs. L, TOWER,
Mrs. MCGANT1.
-- COMMITTEE Lint and Bandages-
Mis- H. PARSONS, Mrs. H BARTLETT,
Mrs E. WaIFAMORE -
The Committee Sewing, etc. mee day, at No. 81
Camp street. between of 10 A. NJ and Up NJ, TO
ceve orders
The Finance Committee are authorized TO make collections to
aid The ASSOCIATE n.
AS he As ocaon its duties is enabled to ascertain many
of the necessities Of the soldiers whose wants they he
deavong supply suggested those who interested
u our cause smallest donations may be of service
By order of
my8 2o6t Mrs. JAMES ROSS, President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-14

Vice President Stephens has made speech at Atlanta Ca,
from hich we make the foil owing extracts:
What is IN take place before The end know not threaten,
m war upon those who have regard tor light
We 6e HI our homes, fathe and mothers wives
brohe sisters daugh and reighbofs They for
money The hire gs and mercenars Of the North are all
hand hand asains you
old Won when addressed you few days ago. Lincoln
may bring his five thousand soldiers against u.s. but
tunes seventy thousand never conquer us we
Maryland Ngiba asd all the border States with
u.s. millions Of people with US heart and uand TO-
defend the death. We CAL out million peop II
and still an her until the last of the South finds bloody
grave rather than their foul detation. But trium
phant victory Independence, with unparalleled ree OF
v prosperity progress, awaits in the future God is
Oh our side shall be nst nsf None but His onuipo-
tent hand can defeat us in this sunggle-
general opinion pr walls that Washington tty is to be
aac ed This subject can only say our OBJECT Is pe"ce
we wish no any rights and will make none
ut Maryland cedes tie District of Columbia falls 10 hes
nv reversona rght-ih Sumter south Ca DINA,
Pulaski to George and Pickens to Florida When we nave
We al the will enforce demands at every
haz AID whatever An here let me say that ou
pvcy and conduct The first has been right and sha be
III last CORY in this con ciousness OF our rectude
Tro0ns ute unarte-d in Capitol, who deacns it.
nlls aud ornaments and filth like set OF faudA
h0des The new Senate Chamber has been converted into
actually bten erected placed in hat elegant ent h
Patent office converted into SOLDIERS Daracs an Is rune
with their h The Post office Department made store
house barrels OF Hour and COO Az the depsrsnts al
fregcherois and destructive enemies OF orr country Ihel
filthy spoaons of the pubic buildings and works OF art at IN
capital their prepare o6s destroy them are strong e
they do not intend 10 hold or deteud IN
place but abandon il after having spoiled and sd 1t
ruins Let them destroy say likeif they will We wi
1 rebuildi;. e I0i2 make The structure more glorious Ph~niS
4 like new am substantial ueureS will rise from II
ashes Planted anew the ansices of superior ins
| Iulioas it will live and flourish throughout all ages.