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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04
%24E-S fSabroads. -,-'
N. o., OPELOUSASGAND GREAT WESTERN.

| N. D., OPEL0USASHAND GREAT WESTERN.
BRASHEAR CITY, November 2, l66I.--9O bb!s
| lnolasses 80 hhds sugar to West, Renshaw q Cam
mack--67 bbls molasses Payne, Huntington eco
58 bbls 10 hf bbls molasses l5 hhds sugar Laorest
Desmares-l4 do 80 bbls moIasses Lobit & Char
panther SO do IL hhds sugar Foley, Avery eco
10 do 56 bbls molasses w Burbridge &co-32 do
Jackson &co-56 do WIG Hewes~ 10 PIX IS DO.
tatoes Gerard do r Leno- 10 do Despouev-
1914 head cattle Faucher-400 do At hogs j SalYant
sundries to order. 81 - 5.. -
Y BRASHEAR CITY. November 8, 1851 30 bids
sugar Bellocq, Noblom &co-'3O do W E Leverich
&eo-l3 do Dumesnil, Martin &co--2O do r Hare &
5co-5O do 90 bbls molasses to Tarleton, Whiting &
Tulls-27 do Darby & Tremoulet-- 20 do 10 bids
sugar Hall Rodd-2 bbls sugar l Dbl molasses to
+ lime Bellocq- II coils rope Barba-5 bxs mdse
Rimailho Neyrey- Z rolls mating s pkgs mdse
houreey &co-29 pkgs mdse 223 hides Lumsden g.
Manu- bbls tallow bx eggs Il & e Lubermau-
77Ehead cattle Pascal & Rey-30 do G Wilkins SEQ
&-sundries to order. -5a
JEFFERSON AND CARRoLLToN RAILROAD
. ALABAMA RIVER Per steamer Nv Lewis
rs bbls lime ID bbls turpentine NJ Smith &co-l2
do II Blessey &co-- 10 bXs bale mdse Goldsmith
Haber &co -sundries to order.
M0BILE-Per steamer Lewis Whiteman-S bbls
Hour III bbls turpentne. to Huntington & Bro--SO
bales osnuburga Link-45 do Goldsmith, Haber
&co-2o bales gunny bags to N ] Smith &co-sun-
dries to order. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04
BIZ A G X RIV Err.
O P ELO U S A s.
PEOPLES LINE i.

Leaves every MONDAY and THURSDAY at5P VI
.-..7 FOR LuBDELL'S STORE, BATON
~ H. honget Pl.qneniiue bayou tSoua d MADISON
vile and all int rmedate Coast Landugs-The
aSt passenger teamer w. Burton, f, A. BIZ
ossat, muster will leave above until further notice.
FlRGIEIUE q. uENTXEI,, .'-r
OBI Advertising IpenE
A clerk will be AT he Peoples Line Office Cont street
te reaeiVe freight and tc sign bills 0f ad1ng.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04
Tr II W.; nrs r. = "SN = ~ y ";

Leaves on MONDAY. Nov T. at5P NJ - "
d. MEMPHIS AND ME w ORLEANS
y, 49, q FhcketFor Memphis. Helena Napoleon Vicks-
burg, Nacex the Bends The first, class
spas se,ser packet Feril Kenneth 4. IL
brery, master willeave above freight or passage
apply on board ~ =. %
V1RGINIUs G. DENTzEIn
o-9 Advertising Agent
&Thc F. X will hereafter leave positively every alternate
Monday for the above nts
so This boat connects at Napoleon with regular packets
the Arkansas anil White rivers and Memphis
phs and Charleston Railroad, taking freight for Charleston
Savannah, Norfolk, Nashville.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04
To ers.

y = TO 4sIlH CTS. y -
IN MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS !
ssS~ CRY HALL, Nov. o 1861. )
aSH TO Bakers - The price of SuperffUe
Flour beng len doias and seventy cents $40 10
per barrel bakers required give during the ensuing
week commencing on MONDAY, 4th inst, as follows Viz
Second quality, or No. q; - - '" 80 ''
Eor.y eight ounces OF bread for 2n cents
T@eny-tour ounces of bread for 10 cents;
Twelve ounces Of bread for cents. .-
The loaves Of the third quality or No. g. must weigh one
eighth more-that is TO say: 's'e"
The 20cent loases, y.tour ounces; ...
The 10 cent lpayes, twenty seven ounces -. Fs-
= Tile cent leaves. thirteen ounces.
JOHN T. MONROE Mayor
N b Bread of The First Qualify, Fancy Bread mus be
made of Extra Hour and the 0aYes shall moi exceed in weight
one pound and shall be made baked stamped required
by ordnance 70. tIS9 ~ o2S If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04

SOLE AGENCY OF THE CELEBRATED
- =, oLACh Ek lRtlN WORKS, TENN EsSBE = From aud
ATE TINS day. owing 70 increased expenses in
M e advance In metal te price Of Sugar Kettles Crate Bars
d tnrnace Mouths will rule follows "a So inches at 81
WI " to to inches at II rs inch u to 81 inches at 81 so
W n Grae Bars 4ac pc pound Furnace Mouths $780, S35,
10 $40, according to and pattern -
+. =, LAVILLEBEUVRE,
Commission Merchant, No. IL Union street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04
.NMps, EouRptsY. NEW oELrsts

T-v.1.- NV,i FuUWUEHH,
ShG EroEao Vertical and Horizontal s1
sisAr NILS Vacuum Rsng, Sugar RetesS CEaIsft
az Afa Aerss PoTur Dratung Machines Saw NIlF
~, LION lolnns Fronts igttisg FnDaqs
S6dth - "''SAN''fis ''SnIeo 'ur 'pf
4e hfS 2een auy nlhnFtRt prepsreu csorssrl
fLIi4asssathEs FAlGgE. BAQASsE FURNACE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04

The following is the amount of treasury notes on
hand, and included in the general assets that is,
other cash assets, and being included in the gen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04
Leaves on FRIDAY. Nov. s. at5P.
REGULAR RED RIVER

Le,tFEE oh F-RIDAY Now s. at . ?. u.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
nSy D. For Shreveport, Grand Bayou, Garnpte, Grand
81 EcoFe, Conshatta, st. Maurice Montgomery
R31ssRg Alexandria, forman's, Barbn's and ali ntermg
date landings Red riFerThe entirely splendid and
swift rnning wheel packet steaSaer Indian
NO. <, K Sie@de master will leave above For freight
or passage apply on board.
VTRGINJUS C. DENI2EI.
M advertising tpant.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04

:" T : :
Ihis very renaTkab'e spring is apaed tho Aba rver
parish Of ~ ihnfiany, niles and half east Of c.
mgtou large volume Of water rises the earth win a
strong current rs temperature found 10 he 20 degrees
II 10 quite unlike known in the Ieip I11o'o
From It's unusual chemical composition and the large
Silcla contains We are led suppose It has source 49,
deep in the tarth-benR in fact natural "aresen well S
~ i'll. w, p. RfDDEIL, $3.50
r. ,nx,,. H.. ~ Professors Louisiana Uniyers,v
In 100 litres OF the water, weighing near p cd
there 1882 games Of dissolved matters nn4e nn ~
following Ingredients enumerated the order Of her yea
abuI dApr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04

& ALEXANDRIA, Per steamer Era No $50 bbIs
molasses Montgomery & White 100 dc Rhorer &
Zunts-- 70 do hhds sugar West, Renshaw j. Cam
jmack-74 head cattle and sundries to order-Total
5 hhds sugar 225 hhlS nlnlaSses. 80.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04
hSE'KsANCEk's FEMALE CORDIAL
BEAurIFYINGl -INvIGORATIEGl-R REGULATING

NRNSOE, G4I1Sl. w. ~ CO., SHIPPING AGEEIH
A4 and Gor.nissicn Asrsrsuss 81 Camp stIe9t.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04
il xEALLEE d BROTHER,
AZ No. 1873 TcHouPITouLAs STREET,

~ : --IEHulNttnTe Of
- COPPER, TIN AND sEEET IRON WORK
10 AZ ita Taret!ea Has also hand arss esgostrrout CT
GooSn Parlcr and Barrouna S0Tes and are III
tsrS In tho aeoye line II tie CITY Of County,
Viz: Copper Galyoized Iron Tin aad Zinc ars
s9ofng, Down Pipes, Fancy and Plain Ee8ds ETC.
taVe TIE exclusive right for the State of Louisiana
no vehd te recently patented invention Jabea Lewis fror
me use OF which tho roof Of buildings washed from
pE to tho being conducted to tbs csefpe Bsin
Ectng In itself removes the necessity any hand ts
HoLloL d lct-luFs tot 9rnEaFe0 moro before dl Iy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04

80 1pd z = r " DkShttEAhs JtsEAaENTAE
nj liSoR NnRkSThs understpled Rap Ieeye n infn-T-
he public eng h1lders gonsnIy, that they are narn
u set9Iis ai Kinds Of Architectural ana Buiding iron
~ 1ei corner o. Magnolia Erac sfreetg
24Ge in lsVidaon Row, GRrpndest etrsesuch AZ TeFode
Railing shuters Safe Bank Doors straet "a
Stairs, Iron Bridges, Rools, etc 'N" "''ouisE
NheL Keep constantly baud Cast Wrought iron CAL
En Hentsto, snG Sab WoghG and iii ali orders e.
Hl.h dsuhstoh. ' 'A'"'" iohts
Is74t co. 1's ,!aset = s2g,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04

SA a11i. Bl&ARBIEs = WE HAVE GOOD
on hid and receiving
rance additions socE Of this rated and hIghlg
favored brand We nave 1875 eighth pipes 1873
quarter pipes, is2 do. do. 1895 in duner and etqhlk
ppes invite the attention OF the trade
Rev York terms and prices by
Wh. Is. LEYERIGH d TO-, "a Old l.evseat.,
olA lpaufs tr+ In
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04
PUBLIC HOUSES.

- JE PETERSON LAKE IEOTFcJ,-END or
uarroton RR-Hhving leased this delightfully."- situated
@ Tor term Of years, take this Oh maknp
aa % me public that has been thoroughly renoysteI
aho nenrntshed and will be opened by on the iii Of
hhnktni 10 our patrons for past fvos we pronisa IL
them o give us call, 800 '7' t" ~ peaSa
az Ga tVl-fT7'7' 80 $780, pA,y,r r,prprr -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04

Tn ,SPIsIHG AND SUMMER ARRANG GMENT.
Is ny slave depot No. 1876 Graver street, will remain open
WINTER and Summer tor receiving forwarding and sell
ss'g slaves on commission For the protection of my
patrons my fnsy Woods place. three and half hours run
from the CITY, TWO and half miles from Tckfaw Station N
ana Railroad has been put in good GUNNER re-
a25etf "S-'' q II IA TCEiEp
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-13
DAVID GINTER & som

Az l. removed iAtli sGi5fs .taI ~
bincf sSaTc-roOni &" The larger
aud more commodluuS rooms, late the resId-
ence of Wm. Frick, on the
Corner OF Third aid iiarici SIS, icni>hnrs.
where they have on hand The LARGEH / and
BEST ASSOH TMENr of Wuys ever offered
10 tn. public in tins vicinity COM mpriSIu- Dress
Bureaus and F,ury " ,Si-t,nJs "f ~" at.'-t sUi"-
Sofas Iair-cat Chair. Caus,t hair. locking chair
Ftag-rrs Hat Racks Towel Racks. Jenny Lind "ut cot
ta,- I:-i>tsiS Fancy Lounges Fancy Tables &r-alsn
q general assortmrut - GDHEpN NDLh always IN
haud-lsrroom snd uice Chairs-N kvirsale or Retail
We also attend 10 the ENTERTAINING
business in all e. branches .ug vld q Hth Fancy
HEAR rs AMI r!stN p;Tni HC!ailic iuTiHl jyNC>,
and CuFFINS 4 our own UHuuiut'ur" a'~HN> GA baud"
W. are ready At tnr w:''un m hours Motto. 10
wait npon any anu all who may favor Us with a cab
Having none but the best worhmen, we y
WARRANT all Furniture Manufactured by US, and :
leiy comp, tiii,n either Ia price or style. 49,
Mnufactory on y Isl Street,
where Cabinet and House Turning Scroll and
Rip Saving done short notice AND reasonable terms
good assortment OF LUMBER always on
hand for Novel Posts. Banuster- and Hand Railing.
.yRErAIRING of all kinds done as usual.
NIB. ANY work not On hand VIII be made
A. possible.
Thankful for past favors, we sill expect
continuance OF the same.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-13
The War continues!

gINHE subscriber will I'll shoes, Boots, &c.
cheaper than were ever oheredI Lewis
burg. THIS statement is not 10 deceive or to
hoax any one al ALT is owing to the hard
times aud want of money. Having laid in a
large stuck The money must come out of them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

/ , A.. 1890, "A mill his succ.uor shsl
9o ,ne oss OF DIS appoinesQent msnt az Ch,ubnrsn
bduy sPpoirted The FIRST sPpe r bis sct effect
sna DC made within tea ds;s tinne I'm oecs npt
anu 90 sppon,sa .a once , rath of Office
,iv.p The .ecqrity reouired nv Isyr ~ No yansA
| Mr. Spinolrs amendment was Ios,-Yen>' IL, Nays
II, az follows:
YEAsMe'.r'. Abel Be Connolly, Gardiner Hili1n,t
hechsn Msnie.rs Mopy1mery Monroe, p r. MUIR S' me-"
Ws.,rs Hood GOWN Feryv y,ero Goa. Nsnt
Hammond Kelly, Lspbam Lswronee McGrsw. j. NJ Eurp.
Pro.ser, Ramsay, Robertson. Roteh session'-lz
MIR. Truman was excused from voting
The question was then taken on mr. SESSIONS mo-
ton TO recommi when was 10 10, as IISws;
1870 mc Dl''a' NJ Mupbv Prose- Ramssy Hobe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
Mr.. CORwIN (Rep, o. moved to strike out article

Mr.. CORWIN (Rep., o. moved to strike out artlcI'
IL, and insert in its stead as follows: ,,.,
That no ndment shall be made to the Constitution wen
will authorize give Congress power to abolish OF
within any State with the domestic Institution. thereof In,
cudGg that Of held to labor or seTude oy tie OIL
MIR. HICKMAN IA. L. Dem, Pa moved to lay the
subject on tie table Negatiye6-67 against ~.
The joint resolution, as amended at the instance OF
Mr.. Sorwin was rejected-l2o against i'll not re-
ceivine The necessary two thirds vote
The following is the vote:
ss., S.. sa: a A1sS
isaey sra.on BrascS, Brsr, E,tOw, BTown BnIch Bur
S Ss ss@Ps easI 6o G. d S d s?sse1i
Pss, Psy n Fc.5 g'p Fcd ni@dd4 td 6
Heirick Hoard HOLMAN Howard toAiC HoTsrd ,M iIsoI1
Ri"s.r K a1se ia2 9Pe1i Leach a. c. Iss, M:
cy mslorr Martin tohio, sL1n Vsl M.ynsId m,ocr
Moore oSrbsd Mos M Sor pa Morris q Melon
NS2St Men NGr qn Fsy|Ss F9s s.s t S.sa
B B.l. Byto a'I Ban H.I Bu1r game butter
fa c 5 Eds Gs: ES%a f0
Eeeon feHy Foster Isni Czech G Mcs k 41w leach
iMeh Lee, IonsnseIer LOOMS. lovely M.I.opi Nc t..n
Morse Perry Petit Potter fo,ile, F. II. Reynolds koyce
sSSs SSgs sSSe, s v.n %ys s'y we
tor, Ws.tbum Mel wsihburn tlll) Wells, Wilson, aid
Mr.. KILGORE moved to reconsider the vote.
Mr. BINGHAM (Rep., Ohio moved to lay that mo-
tion on the table.
Mr.. HICKMAN moved to adjourn till Friday. Not
carried
Much confusion ensued throughout the proceedings.
Mr.. PHELPS wished To know whether the Repub-
lcans were ibustering to defeat the passage OF the
Appropriation bills
motion was made to adjourn.
Mr.. SHERMAN made an unsuccessful appeal to pro-
coed TO the consideration Of the Appropriation biils,
stating that those for the Army Post Office, and for
the payment of the Civil and Indian Department ex-
penses arc yet TO he acted upon.
The House at o clock ad ourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
PepnsyIvania Legislature.

HARRIsBURG, Pa, Wednesday, Feb. n, 1861.
The Senate this afternoon passed the first and second
sections of the SuDbury aud Enc Railroad bill, and
lhen adjourned until evening
Inc 40 600 for the relief Of the Kansas sufferers.
HARRIsBURG, "Wednesday, Feb. Up. m.
Tie Senate is still in session discussing the unnage
ksx.
Tie Sunbury and Erie Railroad bill has been passed
20 third reading.
Private dispatches, read in open Senate tonight, rel.
stiye to the agreement Of the Peace Conference at
Washington to reestablish the Missouri Compromise
hne caused loud demonstrations of applause from the
Senafors as web az from che galleries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
NEW. YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. q, 1861.
Petitions were presented for an increase Of the duties
on salt
Mr. ROTCH reported bill making appropriation in
aid of the State Agricultural College.
The bin 10 incorporate the American miaslonary 90
ciety was reported fayoraby.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. CONN0LLY-To exempt New-fork ana
Albany from the operation Of the present excise laws;
asc 20 make in which municipal corporations are
sole plaintiffs or defendants preferred cases in the SUI
preme Court md Court Of Appeals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

APPLICATION OF Chi oRoFoRM IN NEuRsLer..-ihs
Edinburgh Medical Journal contains an account "
Dr. Little OF his successful mode Of applying ehiero
form in neuralgia, &c.
DIR. L.. mode of application is, to take piece Oh
lint re less in size than the wntrhgass to be used
which need not be more than two henes IN uialns'
pn,tinp Il on the hollow aide Of the glass pouring
fe drors Of cilorotorm sufficient to saturate IL,
and then Applying q! once to the par! affected keep
ip the edges of the glass closely applied to the skin,
nv covering with the hand for the purpose OF keeping
IL in postion as well of assisting The evaporation OF
the choroform This is done from five to ten minutes
according to the amount of irritation wished for. !he
patien during this time will complain Of the eradusi
increase of burning sensation-not so severe 80 -
produced by a mustard sinaPsm-which reaches 10
hight in I've minutes and then nbates but does NOT en
tirely disappear for more than ten minutes 10 insSs
the full operation Of the remedy i !. 1sf' ss ,ss' NE
LIN and that the hand applied over It b
ssn.ibly warm The immediate effect Of the apPncau0e
i 20 remove all local pain in neuralgia. ..., u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
SEEDS AND P,TENT OFFf(E REPORTS.
rcr.nondenco OF The X. Y. Trihane.

WAsHIsSTos, Peb. 81, 1861.
The distribution Of seeds and plants intended for ths
North and West, will be commented next week. The
Southern and Seeded States have already had their
share. Farmers ard gardeners WHO wish TO change
their garden Seeds should write to the representative
Of their distrc, in Congress Immediately 20 that tho
orders may reach the Patent Cfce before the 18th Of
March, These seeds arr said to be the finest and to
contain far greater variety than ever before issued
from the Patent Office Hence ID is of the utmost i'm.
portance to the whole country to have them reach
rmers and others before they selecttherSprng seeds
am informed to-day that some fifty hands employees
in packing and asserting seeds have been dismissed.
Those employed expect to remain 80 until the frst
of July next. The South is satisfied, as she has her
seeds in season; the North can wait and take them
when the heads of departments or chiefs OF bureaus,
who are by far the greatest men in Washington, in
their estimation, consent TO their delivery at the
Post-Ofice. This delay in the delivery OF seeds re-
quires and will no doubt receive slight waking up
next month. The city members, who as o general
rule have very few constituents who care for seeds or
plants have recently had good example set them by
the Hon. Daniel f.. Sckes, who, after having fully
ascertaned the quantity required to satsy the demands
Of his district has directed that the rest to which
he is entitled he sent TO the several school districts in
the agricultural parts of the State Of New-York
The Patent Office has also issued for distribution
three volumes Of the Annual Repor-two mechanical
and one agricultural Every proper means should bs
used to get these books into the hands Of the farmer
and mechanic, for whom they are intended Ono
would think that the members Of Congress who depend
largely upon these two classes for the distinguished
honor cfoecnpyng seats in The councils of the nation,
would think Of them when they have fayors to dis
tribute which by right belong them Instead of this,
find that many of The mearier sort Of NJ. C.s peddls
these books about tue streets to the different second
hand bookstores, and cell them at 80 low figure Per
volume as 70 enable the dealers to sell them agn at
$40 per hundred. Thee honorable members vote
away the Fnblc money the Pretense Of giving tcoks
to their agricultural friends and then sell them here
for about oneeghth the cost Of the printing and bind
ing! II this is not obtaining money under false pre-
tcnscs don't know what is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
The Pence Conference.

WAsHISGToS, Wednesday, Feb. "a, 1861.
Tue proposition before the Peace Conference was
oted on by sections. The first, with reference to
q viding the territory barely adopted. Indiana
did not vote at ALL Kansas aud New-York were Oh
yided North Carolina, Virginia, and Missouri voted
IL the negative. The rcsult was against q and but
for the temporary abSence OF one OF the New'iorS
"Reminiscences, there would have been a tie vote
Es-Presideni Tyler communicated the proposition TO
Speaker of the House, but that body has not yet
Been officially informed oil it's contents.
Some Of the Commissioners say that If their confer
ence has been productive Of no other good it has pro-
auced the most friendly feelings among them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
Connecticut Republican Convention.
NEw-HAvEK, "Wednesday, Feb. q, 1861.

NLW-HANLA, " eunesuayI T Gu -, TOUT
The Republican State Convention met in this city to-
aav, and was largely attended Daniel P. Tyler OF
Brooklyn was chosen President The usual Commit
tees were appointed. E. X. Foster Of New-Haven,
being proposed for Governor, handsomely declined and
recommended the nomination Of the present Governors
and thereupOn Gov. WIN. A. Buckingham Of Norwich
sas unanimously nominated with enthusiasm. The
Convention then adjourned for dinner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
Death of Major Gwynn.

NoRFoIK, Va, Wednesday, Feb. q, 1901:
Major Gwynn of the Army died here last night, lie
was engaged in long and tolsome service IN the semi
mole war and in the West His remains Will be taken
to Richmond
Lieut.. Col. Grower Of this city left yesterday for
Montgomery to Join the Southern Army.
The sloop-of.war Germantown was taken from the
dry dock Yesterday, and Will be fitted out immedi-
ately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
North Carolina.

RALEIGH, n. c., Wednesday, Feb q, 1861.
Everybody is on the qui rire for the election TO-
morrow. The Union Club is holding meeting TO-
night, and their hall is crowded. Considerable excite
meut prevails but there are no indications Of row.
The compromise sentiment lie running strongly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

man TOR President; and they have taken their
ooldest and most radical man, Toombs for Sec
Rotary OF State. They mean TO strike home at
every blow. They win not only have homo
policy. but foreign policy. Their diplomacy
will be in the field at once, at every important
Court in Europe, as well as on this continent.
Unquestionably We have every advantage, if va
shall act with yigor and just comprehension Of
ey,'uts. But if We undertake the game of bo-
peep with these men, We shall only get laughed
at for ;'Dr folly; beside being outwitted in tho
general result. Our danger is that we shall not
accept the facts Of history as fast as they ara
developed. And, more than this that we shall
pave the way for protracted residence Of tho
Free States in the Valley of Humiliation, by .
failure to comprehend the duties of the crisis,
LISP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

ArPoISrMESfs ny THE GoyERSoR-by anu WIZ"
the advice anf. consent Of the Senate: l I'd .at
NorARIEs PUBLIC. -. ADA. -,
Dutcht1s-wiIliam Thompson, Henry o. w. ""S'' 49,
ben ss.wick :. =, 60. rohr WIn,louy
ncl Eugene Lawrence Thomas r. Peers Jonn ..h sorss
William L. Taylor, CLARK B. Wheeler, ,s Murrsy JessSh
oBsn John P Psuson Samuel psir s.. !snr Wsn 4:
s M lanai Ward Smysh William r. Ss.5ssuIy ~.
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