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LEGAL NOTICES.

~~G~~~eS~<~------>
of New Orleans. IIAAfS-No. lO0l2.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors
show within days the present notification if any
they have why tho presented by the Executor
this estate should be homoogated approved funds
distributed in accordance Herewith.
BY order of the Court.
g, MoREI4, Deputy Clerk
DEgx1EsE oogE DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE j. NJ. Will.
dc IL NouyeleOrGans. LIAMS-No. 1O02.
Wis est par lie present DONNIE aux cream
celia peut concerne davoir deduire dix our
Ia psene publication les raisons pour lesqees e compile
presene PExtcuer de la dite succession point
appFonte homoogu6 les onds mains repars
forrnement nn dit compile.
PAY ordro de la Cour.
ja3 0 IL G MOREI, Deput9 GreHier.
srooSg DIsTS1oF CoUnr} sUoeEss1oN OF Y. s1cKLEs
NOTICE Is hereby given to tie creditors
show within days from the present notification any
they have why the presented by the Exc
cnorof This estate should net be homoogated and approved
the funds distributed in accordance herewith.
BY order of the Court
g. MoREL, Deputy Clerk.
DEgx1EsE q CogE De prsTRrcr SUCCESSION DE $. V.
"A Wis est par lie present donnie aux cream
IN eers de la dite succession pesonnes one
celia pe concerner dayor deduire dix ours dae
In prasene publication les rsons pour esqucles lie compile
prtaen6 par Extcueur do Ia de succession point
appronva homosue les onds entire mains rtpsrs
foEmement au dit compile.
Par ordre de la Cour
do Jas @. MOREL Dapute Greffer.
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Save the pieccsy

Spaldins's Prepared Cline
Meets all 6Uch emergencies and no household can afford n Ia
without it, 1t always ready up to the sticking point
There no longer necessity lng chairs splin!srd We
neeF he"dess dolls and broken cradles It Is Just he article
LOT cone SheI' and other ornamental work. 80 popular with Ia
dies Of refinement and taste.
ms admirable preparation is used cold being chemically
hed IL solution and possessing NIL tho valuable qualities Of the
D matters glue 1t may be used in the place ord.
nary hnciloge, being vastly adhesive
"uSEFUL IN EVERY HOUSED
Il. B-A Blush accompanies each bottle. Price % cents
Wholesale Depot, No. IS Cedar street. New York
Address HENRY G. SP4lLRI&G l. CO.,
Box No, $500, New York
Pp up for Dealers in Caga containing four eight and twelve
do1e-a beautiful Iithogph Show Ca.d accompanying each
package.
F1-A single bottle Of SPALDING's PREPA RED GLUE
VIII save len times its cost annually every hoQscodS
Sold by all prominent Staotcs Druggists Hardware and
urh'ore Dealers, 9socens and Fancy Stores
country merchants shoHld make note OF sPALDING's
FFEFAhED GLUE, when making up their list It will stand
'HlE ClIlLate. jalG ly6W
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70 OUR LADY READERS. When are lands like
certain animals?
When they're Fallosg, dear.
Why is a small dog like Punch or Judy?
because it's pfp, pet
Why IS a young lady cutting High Dutch on the
Central Pond like popular song?
Because she's Skaty- Darling.
Why is a eatarrh like total immerson?
Because it's a coid--duck
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country apothecary, not little distinguished
for his impudence, with hope of disconcerting
singular modesty, asked him. in the hearing of a
large company, why the patriarchs Of old lived to
sueh an extreme age !. 10 which the Clergyman
physic.n
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rP I nsF f'naS coverF CUE vs. HESkYr BROOKS
ID VIRTUE of "a writ of serstsp At "a ION #,
New 0reaEs ia the above entitled cause have seized and
pursuant entered tho parties in.
teteStGd therein will proceed 10 sell public auction,
MONDAY the Ith tay ptlahuWy 1861. at 10 O'Clock A. Nj
a my warehouse No. " Jefferson street. in the Second District
ELEyEN IN BOXES CIGARS, threcfourh rull.
TERAIS-CASh on tho spot.
II. 7. PARKER
Sheriff of tho Parish of Orleans.
TRolsIEME CouR DE Dwrnrcr ar. CUE vs. HENRY T.
Mc IN Nouyele Orleans. BKDOKS--Nn. 10 247.
"A ndrUssd PtIonnbr TOsrmo CouF dc District dc ii
NouTetc Orleans, dams mTne Ct SSs ai snisi ct Cu
seement DIES parties nttressies iu rog6dcr lie LUNpI
dc Janvcr 1851 10 lcurCs A. NJ, enrep6t ,1rH
son No. ~ dams le DeuSeme District de cette viilo,
pnhqMe ct hljnaicntiun de
ONE I'D HOTTIES DE ClGARES, trois,quqrs pleines
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES all moment he Republication.
Il. IT. PARKER,
ln5 Sheriff de Ia PerOissc d ORLEANS.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS va
of Now Orleans WIDOW SALVADOR GARCIA
- No. lh,522.
RE VIRTUE OF u writ OF seizure nd sale
- to me directed by the Honorable the Third District Court
sell at public auction, ut the City Hotel, Common street
tween Camp AVID Magazine streets on MONDAY Tth Iny
of january 1861, at Il O'Clock NJ ing described
a GERTAiN LOT OF GROUND, Situated in the Third
District of this city. in tho square bounded Anthony
dcutl.
Seized N the above suit.
TERMS-CASh on the spot.
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COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE, !
City of New Orleans, July 7, 1855. I
No. 2129.l
Y SSGLVEaD, That the Comptroller be amta
N no hereby authorized and required give Eoce by
standing advertisement in the official Journal that in accordance
with the ninth sectGn Of ordinance No lar approved nTc
W 80 the Council win not pay any bill against the city unless
ooascted under authority of an order from the Comptroller in
.eocrdEnce with the ordinance referred to.
lSignedl E L. TRACY,
- President Beard Of Assistant Aldermen.
lsignedi L. II. PLACE,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April 49, 1895
tsignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
Fhe attention e the officers Of ts city public
'pectfully called TO tho foregoing resolution.
iyl6u 0omutrotler ,Iitg Of New Orleap,.
~ JOHN G. WEBER, g
~ DEALER IN--
Aadtes', Chftdren's and GentIemen's
BOOTS AND SHOES,
No. 1853 Julia street, between CarOndeiet aud ST. Charles
Next to bis fsrmer Stand}
Boots and Shoes uade TO order. se5 ly
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d29 ia1 Il
PATRICK LANE '. SUNDRY
PIECES OR LOTS OF PROP
ERTY ON MORALES SRTEET.
NJ, IE-

PY VIRTUE of n writ OF Geri fscius, to
ne directed by HE Honorable the Cont of
New Orleans in the above en- tiled will proceed
At public auction, at the City Hote, Common
Camp and Magazine Streets SATURDAY. I2tt day of jan
uay 1861 mt u o'clock NJ the following property
tO-wit-
l.. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, being Number Eleven
situate in the Third District Of this city in tie square Number
Fourteen bounded by Goodch ldren Morales Port and St.
Ferdinand streets
Which said lot 20 inches front on Morales
street. by i feet inches in Depth between parallel lines
front on ST. FerunGEu street, forming tie Of said
seets.
z. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, being Numbers Twelve and
"!iGe Situae IN The SMd District in square Member Tr
teen bounded by Goochildrcn, Morales and Port
Lafayette avenue
tch said lois 20 front on Morales street.
BY iO5 iItt iHGne$ in deph hctF' on parallel lines
3 LOT OF GROUND, being Nuutr- siiuate in the
urqnlmrt. Port and ST. Ferdinand ri ees
Which -al 10 ~ feet 5InCl"s and Fines font m
1or@rN street hg TO- fret IN dgp hetnre futs Iins and
front on Pert ElryG, 2Inins tlo G0nsr of m two reefs.
letter Az siaG in he said is'ric q square Nurr9c
Hundred and tiya bounded by Go4ucAarer Morales and
Music street md Washington avenue
nun sad portion nf ground 81 feet GnChr9
Oil Morales street. Big 81 feet depth between parallel ling
he Whole sketches made By j. IIimecourt
DEPUTY Surveyor, on the 4h day Of Decen.be 1850
in this case.
Seized in the above suit.
TEkMS-Gaah on the spot.
T.. r. PARKER,
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Sheriff Of The Parish of Orleans
LA 3!iE 3 "a Ny ssEs
de la Nouvellc-OrltRns SALVADOR GARCIA.
No. 10 500.
I'm VEIsEU drum writ dc snisie ct ves,te 9;
- moi alresst fouornbe Irocnla District Dc
la Nouvee Orleans dams pataire cldesss lie procdderai 10
LuNp1, de janyier IS6l midi, rH6teI Cite ruo
dc la Commune, entire les du Camp agasin a Ia
vene pnblaue ct adjudication de Ia proprad don't
ctintion savor--
UN TERRAIN situ6 dams lie Troscme District dc cette
Vile dams ilet borne les St. tvd 81 Jean
Bapihte ct agtee lie dit terrain 81 pieds dc
rug 81; Antoine SIR rs pieds de protondeur.
SAsie dams Fainire c tleSsuS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Naturalization,
+. T. PARKER,
DIS jas I Sh6rif lie Ia ParOisse d leans,
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FouRTH DISTRICT COURT HE'S Ell, KRAFT 4 Co VS.. J.
Of New Orleans. HuFTY & co No IiG7S.
u VIRTUE OF {, writ Of ticri gsscEas, and
- alias writ Of heri facias, both directed by the
Honorable the Fourth District Court of New Orleans in
entitled cause will proceed sell public auction
on the premises hersnaer designated, MONDAY III
The CONTENTS OF A JEWELRY STORE, situated at
No " Canal street between ChArtres and pcrsiGre Streets
the Second District of this city inventory to he
my Office.
Also. the Unexpired Term of the LEASE Of the said
premises up n thc LIST of October lGl the
hundred md seventy five dollars (S5J per month"; payable
monthly, in notes.
Seized in lbs above suit.
TERMS-Cash Oh the spot.
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SITIEME CouR De DISTRICT JNO J. ADAMS 4 CO AN
dc IL N0urClG Oreass. s UEh STDLE-Eu, S7SJ.
EfN VEAGEG ts7Estl writ de fipri fnGiaS n
IL moi RiressG par tOno able SiSeine District
de n NnFele.t rI9as, R lalre ceEGs, 10 pruc&dern
FhNhHED Ii de Gnvier 1851 midi Hotel de Ia Cite,
rue della Commune ettr5 les Oh Camp MagGSns
avente publ!que ct adjudication de-
Tons let dtoit 'res efnteret dn defeneur
du bail H de la aso sufs au ueg
dh tamo Julie dams Ia Premiere District dc q e dit
bail eApjrant lie 81 d % totre 6i.
Sase dams latIaire cidessns.
observation-disclosures paerH lc loylr cchanco ct
"a halqnce du pix dudj ld.cnton conPun
FRdjudicaont
Il. T. PARKER,
jA1 IA Is ShErif de Ia Faro4sr ii ORLEANS.
SECOND D1sTRJcT CouEr ~. MARSH pENMAN vs. SEC
uu FICKRELI.-No. i, 392.
X NE1s1bG of o. writ OF seizure, and So 7G
- TO me directed by the Honorable the
CT New Orleans In the above entitled c4uGe proceed
tween Camp and Magazine Streets MONDAY llh day
OF January lSdl, at IL O'Clock NJ the following deeril prop
eIty, viz
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUNr together with .ss
all lie bindings ard Improvements thereon ap- Taf
pirteHaucrs thereof situated in the Fourth Dist Of !a;
this GIy in the square No ll3 bounded by Nayads Fc,b
Apollo sud Washington Streets designated
5h of February 1873 deposited in the Office of e. r. Striuger
late Notary Public in this civ.
Said Lots each EAtnerican measured inches
front Nyaes street. by depth Of l2Q parallel
lines,
SeiEcdin the Hbove suit.
TERMS-GAsh on the spot,
F. T. PARKER.
n lot+yT 1F4 H. ,-i.1, nj,
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sxrn DISTRICT couHr} JOHN J. An}AIs y CO. ys, sam
OF New prleans. LEI. $ fDLE--NO. S,Sj
tn Y VIRTUE of a WRIT OF fiurI Efcfas to
~ M directed by the Honorable lie District
sell at public arcti the City Hotel CJeEo street
tween Camp and Ma%aaua streets, FRIDAY, january
Is, 1861, at y 0'2nrk NJ
All the right tide and e defendant in aud 10 tle
ungNired tam Ut the asG the ground Hear the house
The Of Cap and Julia Streets in Di.
irict OF this city ending th5 3la day Of October 1851
Seized in the above suit
TEF2M5Ta parclnser pay the rs it falls due and
the ba Gnce OF the pre cash on the spot.
II. r. PARKER,
Sheriff Of tho Parish Of
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Notice Is hereby given that on SATURDAY, 9Th of March,
1861 will aducate at my Office at u O'clock NJ tho
contract
dps 62t V. DUPLESSIS Comptroller.
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Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
TnoIsIrNE CouH DE DISTRICT }IA WILLIE DE Ia VILE
! LIAM HALI.-No. Is 5as
I'm VERTU dun writ dc sGaisie ct vente n
- moi adresst nar Plonoabe T. Oisiume Gour de District
de Ia Nouvee Orleans dams lafnire cdesEus prOctde.
mi lie MEStRREDl 20 de anyier 1861, midi 6tcl Ia
Cit rue de la Commune entire les
suit la description
I'm TERRAIN stre dams lie OMAR eme District de cettc
VILE dams vi ct borne par les PFytante Charles FiI
cite ct ST. Marie Go pes do face st Charles
sur 100 peds de proondcrr face In Ste Marie.
Ensemble les batsscs aGlioralons qui sly rou.
. ~
Sase dams lHfaire ci.dessus
.CoND1TloNS-Gomptnnt moment de REHABILITATION,
d29 jazz 80 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse dSGriGans.
SIXTH nI.TRIcT COURT 1GEO. W COPE, EXECUTOR, VS..
-'s" ''''"''' ffANC No. ST. PTESIoN.
I'D VIRTUE of n writ of ffeXi f;,cTas tn
~ me din eclet Ms the Honorable The SIKH Cont of
New Orleans in tho above emitted cause, consent of
parties Interested herein will proceed sell public
ton on SAFuRD " 10Th day Of january, 1851 Mt I0ls
oco"E A. NJ ut nv Warehouse, No. % Jefferson street the
Second Dist ct of this city
ONE LOT OF LAW BOOKS and others, Onice Furniture
etc The whole per Inventory 10 be my office
Seized In The above Suit.
TERMS-Cash on The spot
d3i ial4 10 Sheriff Of the Parish 81 t1rieaps
~ \. D. GRATIAA L CO.,
% % Customhouse street.
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The niucty.ore pieces of twelve inch pipe with six inch
branches shall b8 tO nine inches long and
of inch in thickness mud the branches will he feet long
and teeqEaers of an inch in thickness and p as repre-
Y,t1 t1,a ,lI
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-03

Ba~ Within thirty days Florida, Mississippi, Ala
bama and Georgia, will have held Conventions and vir-
tuay if not actually joined South Carolina. Louisiana
Arkansas and Iexas will have taken their position by
the 4th OF March When Lincoln and bis crowd at
tempt coercion they will fud that neither Maryland
Virginia, Tennessee, Kentucky, North Carolina, nor
Missouri outside of ST. Louis will stand it. When
Sumner, and Wade, and andrew johnson, go to CO.
cree JEFF Davis and Joe Lane and Senator Pugh, they
will want more back bone than Greedy and McM'chae
have to lend them. The Union may be reconstructed
on the basis of mutual kindness and good faith Who
dreams that it can be preserved the foundation
force, violence, coercion2
And where will North Carolina stand :? Where does
she stand now ? Now that even strong Union mar
as Senator Crtenden, of Kentucky, is forced to admit
the thing desperate if not hopeless Her politicians
wraDgng putting her in state of defence-atraio
to trust her peope-counseirg her to catch and eca
while the enemy steals upon her. How long7
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Vet still 1t Moves.

We are all aware that that the opposition party in
North Carolina adopted the rame of the Constitutional
Union Party in the recent They had been 60
ing under different names some time BEFORE and not 50
very long before either for instance, the American
Party" the Wing and American Party" the "Op-
position Party" With all this rapidity and facility
of change we do not suppose that the opposition have
yet changed the oftheir party organization from
that used not two months since. About the name we
do not care to squabbe and only refer to it all now
because we some former Democrats of the
headed and dsgrunted class ralyng around at socaed
" Constitutional Union" meetings their object being
the petty of censuring Governor Ellis and showing
their spleen at the Democracy.
But things do move. The war has begun. The dis
sntegraon has commenced and we are told to cac and
sca The thing is upon us but petty politicians, irr
taed about little pap or precedence cannot see it.
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Their UIaImnfum,

The fate OF the several propositions brought before
the Senate committee Of thirteen raised for the purpose
of taking into consideration the existing difficulties of
the country, shows concusvey that those who put the
darkest construction upon the sectional antiSlavery vic
tory of which the election of Mr.. Lincoln is the visible
sgn have not msconsrued the nature or tendencies of
that victory the designs of the party through whose
efforts it was consummated.
Mr. Crittendens proposition to divide the territories
permanently and finally by running the Missouri line to
the Pacific was rejected. The Republicans on the COM
mittee declared that the people, in the late election, had
decided the question Of slavery in the territories and
they bod no concessions to make.
Mr.. CrttendenS propositions for amendments to the
Constitution denying the right of Congress to abolish
slavery in the District of Columbia, OR in the dockyars
and arsenas, defeated by the Republicans all voting
against it. clause establishing the right of transit
with slave property, defeated aso one recurring
the several States to pay for ugitives who might be
rescued from the officers of the law was lost by the
vote, and the same reason assigned by the Republicans
They thus maintain that Lncolns election means the
abolition of slavery in the District and in the dock
yards the exclusion of slave property from all the ter
rorles and OF course, the exclusion Of any slave
Fo'ates IRON the Union. 1t means that the fugitive
save law being already dead letter through mob VIC.
ence sna be kept so by refusal to pay for the loss
sustained through such mob violence and further that
although glad enough to have the trade of the South
based as it is on slave products if the master hannens
by accident or nadvertence in passing from one slave
State to another with his servants to touch their bo
P'toble soil, his property shall be taken from him.
Where is the chance of concession-where is The
hope OF safety staying under the same roof with this
party and the whole North endorses this party and it
policy.
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Bag~ David Wlmot of PrOviso notoriety, has visited
Mr. Lincoln at Springfield by invitation, it is said and
it further asserted that Wmct is to have place in
Lincon's cabinet, which is more than probable Will
mot has the kind of claims for high position un-
der Lincoln that Lincoln has for the Presidency of the
United States under the Republicans. He is known
for nothing bis bitterness and demagoguesm against
the South and Southern institutions. His relations
with Lincoln leave doubt Of the fact that one part
of the Republican programme will be adhered to ri
gidly, namely, the exclusion of the South from the
common territories of the whole country. The
highly respectable but uncean city of Pittsburg
Pa, where, per force of and coal dust great
many people are essentially Black Republicans has been
in quite state of excitement because the Federal author
tiles attempted to from the arsenal there certain
Federal guns, bought with Federal money to be placed
on Federal Forts erected in pursuance of Federal law
at the mouth of the Mississippi River and Galveston
Island near Galveston Texas. They won't have these
guns taken south They, without shadow even of seces
Son or the pretence of it, seize upon the public proper
ty that they have already made money by These same
Pittsburghers are amonghe most erocious deuouncer
of South Carolina and her people. Glorious consisten
cy!
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M A nh q Cd,
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

HOW LOST, HOW HEs1O =,
Just Published, in Sealed Enp n+ TaEsyt
1Kr1su LECTURE ON THE N 7A4IgT 6p ~
Z@ksM@ MENT AND RADICAL COH nnaokues, =
&W MATORRHEA, or Seminal T rTmssiops Y
ual Debility, Nervousness and involuntary and P
ducing Impotency Consumption and hen"N
~ By ROB. J. CULvERwELL, NJ p .,es Of !.
The important fact that the awful
abuse may be effectually removed without
cines or the dangerous applications OF devices
medicated bougies, and other empLiUa, and highg
cessfu treatment, as adopted by the enabled
explained, by means of which every one cost @
himself perfectly and at the least pOSsttbbe day.
avoiding all the advertised and thousands m
Sent under seal to any address, post pG1fa . fly
Of two postage stamps, by addressing Dr Box
II. D., $50 First Avenue, New YORK, F0'. lSO&S>'
July II, 1860.
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DEATH Of Z. j. HORTON, EsQ.-We regret to learn
from the Charlotte Bulletin, that T. j. Holton, Esq
editor and proprietor of the Charlotte Whg died at his
residence in that town the 25h instant. Mr. Hol-
ton must have been somewhat over fifty years of age
The cause Of his death was illness occasoned by
injuries sustained some time since on being thrown from
his buggy.
Mr.. Holton was good citizen, an Industrious and
steady man, kind to his family, correct in his deport
men and honest in all his dealings He leaves wife
and family to mourn their loss
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-03

Ss~John +. Watson, Esq, of Germantown, Pa,
author Of Watsons annals of Philadelphia died at his
residence In Germantown on Sunday last in the 81st
year of his age.
Mr. W., was an accomplished local historian and a
valuable cltlzen 1t we are not mistaken DIR. Watson,
for some time citizen of Wilson County, N. c., and
now OF the firm OF Watson & Meares of New York, is
son of the late Mr. John F. Watson above referred to-
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act, a s ! hoa GuMs
de tia? 4 have r used 49,
ushee in allthe G 5i.r @,
within a.. 10
OF relief, as t6o Two 70.
ed ety t Possession s show Den'r$
used in such n nupperansn =,
|; qoantitesssss
Bili;o0,,kb y sSt 95l&
Summcr o 15,oets, lysspSs
Nor,b1'.ss,, 3GS Soie!,Gc Gsst,5sSss,
Ordinary JFS sssees md a' y,
lHEADirnGnhtay NJ!
Ie e',',uIas, # h,oS 20 ., TO- y
commencement Of Vt q. Ia
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-03

A traveller says that if he were ..,.-,
nrst sensations of camel ride he u"1, 70 dec,
music stoo, and having wound YOU'D say: "eS
would CO. put it in cart without sns up as biol
and next drive the cart trayersev 1pelnss get
and you will then form some noton oss plossS "
uncertainty you would experience in t y, 'ne ten,
mounted a camel" !" Tue frst e" u
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-03

DEATH OF RALPH FARNHAM-Greot Eruo NJ III
lee. Farnham, the last survivor Of the hat
s@ e u bunker HILL died this morning at Acton Maine
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-03

TENDER OF SERvCE-Captain O,Haro forr,on,., ri
the u S. army, has raised cavalry comnanv in Mo
6e and rendered his services to the Governor Of tbe
State. The Governor has accepted the ofer VI '1e
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-03

BE- We learn that yesterday Companies Of
Charleston Volunteers took possession Of Castle Pnck
ney the small round fort next to the city, and but
slight distance from it. 1t is generally spoken a
very weak ratification was flushed and is now
totally out Of repair.
In Notification times it was occupied by two Com,
panies of U. S. Artillery and it was considered impor
tant by the South Carolnans to secure it, as its prox
nifty the city would make it very dangerous in the
hands of hostile force weak as it is since il could
hardly be attacked save by batteries firing from the
city, which would draw the fire OF the fort upon the
houses aud shipping.
Some laborers who were in the fort shut the gates
but these were promptly forced.-Daly Journal, 18th