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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY

To be drawn in Baltimore, December 2Sth, 1850,
Capital Prize SCI 370-200 Prizes of 1900.
Lowest Prize ticket with three drawn Numbers
+. ~. 49, on, can draw, is SO 900. ea
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IS Orders for Tickets, Shares, or Packages
in any of the above magnificent Lotteries, wi
meet with prompt attention. All communication
strictly confidential H
! -ADDREss F. MORRIS & co.
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Correspondence Of the Southern Press.

Ills Excellency, AMIN BEY,
IS Boston, Mass.
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vious, nor were any of them for some time after
this occurrence on the sick list, which every
morning contains the names of those soldiers
who are ailing or invalid They were tried
openly fairly and irnpartially by court of seven
members and a Judge advocate (bound by solemn
oath in each case to administer justice without
"partiality, favor or affectiono and every oppor-
tunity they required allowed them for defence
the court adjourning over two days that one OF
the prisoners might present a written defence.
No one appeared as special prosecutor; my
own simple narrative, under oath, being deliv.
cred in each separate case, after which | with
drew from the court room until called in for All
other, the rules Of evidence in military courts
not permitting the presence of witnesses re-
quired to give testimony during the examination
of another witness in the same case. 1s e. !.
The crime OF mutny of which they were found
guilty, is made by the 7th article of war punish
able with adeath, or such other punishment as by
a court martial shall be inflicted" and the Stl,
article attaches the same penalty to all "officers
non-commissionedof officers or soldiers, who, being
present at any mutiny or sedtion, does not use his
utmost endeavor to suppress the same, or coming
to the knowledge Of any intended mutiny, does
not without delay give information to his COM
manding officer . these men were found guilty
of deliberately violating the former article OF
war; neglect to have reported it would have
made one guilty of violating the last.
One word in regard 10 tho men for whose
benefit so great an excitement has been created
mobs stimulated, indignatio called and
threats Of violent release uttered by those rest
less agltators who seem TO glory in their defiance
OF law, the turbulent infraction Of which they
style philanthropy; who scott at public officers
for their faithful adherence to duty; who rail at
Intelligent legal tribunals for daring to indicate
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Halves ~ 50--Quarters 50 rs.
Package 25 Whole Tickets, $50 90
do 25 Half Tickets, 95 90
do & 25 Quarter Tickets, AZ so
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MANAGERS, Baltimore, Md.
IF Outstanding Prizes in Lotteries under tn
management of ID. PAINE e. Co., will be receive
by us In payment of Tickets, or we will pay tn
nov l6 +. MORRIS & CO,
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To be drawn in Baltimore, December 18th, 1850.
rs Numbers, Ia Drawn Ballots.
r-.. S52,500, Capital Prize. ,.- w,
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An antelope, gs-.s.sm
In the suspended impulse of its lightness,
Were less ethereally light" n.a.I IT.. ...+.....

She was an Indian beauty, too, and somewhat
of a coquette in the bargain. She would arch
her own and horses neck at any praise bestowed
on either her beauty or Workmanship, and laugh
most heartily at our attempts to make ourselves
understood. She was all life and buoyancy--bnt,
alas! she was cold corpse ere the morning sun
shone upon the valley in which she had been so
active and happy. Just as the day was breaking,
we heard the ominous war-whoop, and immedi-
ately after followed the sharp crack Of the rifle.
We aroused ourselves from our slumbers and
FASTENED toward the scene of action. horrid
sight met our view. There laid the dead forms
Of those who had lived and breathed the evening
before nearly all had two or three bullets in their
bodies. 'afn Est ..aa!s4 .5s.s,
Our heroine of the night previous, had not es-
capped. She lay outside of her wigwam, bleed
ing corpse. No respect had been paid to her jet
black locks the scalping knife had passed around
them, and they now doubtless grace the girdle of
some Utah. Twelve Snakes lay dead upon the
ground, nine OF whom had been scalped, two old
Indians and boy having escaped the knife one
squaw had escaped by flight. The perpetrators
of this horrid scene were about fifty Utah Indians
whom we saw near the camp Of an emgrant party
about mile from the scene of action. With hor-
ror and disgust we turned from the sight and pur-
sued our way.-Cor. ST. Louis Enteiligencer.
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TREATMENT OF SLAVES The ehoriest-sghled
most narrow contracted policy thar planter can
possibly pursue is TO halfsiaFve or over.work his
slaves A man saves nothing by being baEbaruus,
and ~ gains much by being humane. ID cur
Ysrish. and venture to say ii is so all over tie
South, those pianiefs whose negroes are well fed,
well elosIsd and comfortably lodged do more fol
naeir masters than other negroes, if well managed
BAND they have less siekHsss, and less mortality
among lhrm than other negroes. Every negro, and
every while man, and every horse and OK, has q
ceriaiii amounl Of strength and physical endurance
and il that strength Is over-taxed, whether by coax
ing, threatening or whipping, broken constitution
prostsatssl strength and premature death follow.
is folly 70 tlink that slave OF horse can be ovvs
worked without serious injury in the end. Naiu,
never designed thai the human or animal cOnstitu
tion should be thus taxed and if her laws are VIC
lated, the penales Of those laws must be suffered
Besides a sIqpld be a great satisfaction to
planter il .k upon his slaves, to feel that thel
are mpuu11 1|t IF lis humanity, instead Of beinl
nblecis of l|sE IYfsDby and brutality There i
hardly mara niAifn sight on earth than a set d
owed |td and ili-ied slaves, and wherever sucil
sigha 4'|f4t public attention in any PARTON Of ie
S0ufh sha 8find Jury should diligently inquire into
the enl,se II such inhnmanity. Well-fed slaves,
wl.e1 tAty ara properly managed, are very well
conienlsd and seldom complain and those who
ntarve Or misuse their negroes ought to have them
taken from them and sold 20 those who will give
them diving chance in the world Planter.
Banner
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Genuine Medicine SEiNl'eIIOaESe,
No. I5I ChaFtres st. New Orleans.

WRIGHT Il co. having resolved to stand unrivaled in
- every department of their bushes have agreed with the
PTopnelos and Agents Of all The genuine popular Patent
stanty supplied with fresh and ample assortment at rates
Tar bsloY the usual market prices By tins aangementhe
enabled 10 offer for the inspection of purchasers the
extensive assortment which be found this any other
city Having had many experience in the purchase
and sale OF Patent Medicines they have acquired facilities
Tor conducting tbs particular department. the liberia
SCALE and prepared supply the trade prices
exceedingly low, that the purchaser cannot fail to realize
handsome cenage on his investment either Whoesqi
Retlu AT their establishment may he found To
assortmentof A LII GENUINE PATENT MEDICINE Els.
The following list comprises part Of their assortment
can be furnished 10 dealers in cases. from twenty
twenty-five per cent cheaper than manufacturer regular
UFppE
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Or CONsTlP ATlON OF TIT HnW ~
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
the unrest, safest and certain rensy i' dis DISEASE
viii positively give relief 10 The worst and after
III the old remedies have failed. Persons have frequently
allied office with asiosneni upV their iaces, stating
hat they had used the io OTHER eaes upon parts
# ,eE bodies The bowels, and hata copous
tad resulted from IT, This result will always fohy sOTouRh
ubbng OF the Extractor The bowels when Trey
i've Let the experiment be tried, II perfectly sale; and
D instant can The Pain ExtracIns do hhrIs.
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III. ELLIOTT, Veterinary Surgeon, would announce
- 10 the citizens of this city and its vi ~ ~
einity that he is prepared TO attend 10 all SN aN
business in his line entrusted to his ~ IA
Dr. Elliott hopes haong experience Veterinary Surgeon
VIII insure him large business, he spent years the
Veterinary College OF France, five year. in Prussia and the
last five this city with The Doctor
charges from 81 to $40 upon any durable disease
Advice gratis.
IL The Doctor TO be found all hours of the day and
night at TafeTsals Stables st. CHAR street.
and for sale TnbI8 IN.
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NOTICE.
(tORSON &.ARMSTRONG, can be found for the pres
y ent at the office OF Messrs HEWITT, NORTON Co.,
No 90 Camp street. few doors above their old stand,
where all orders for STATIONERY AND PRINTING,
will be executed as formerly. Their business will meet with
but slight Interruption orders for full stock have already
gone forward.
tyl6 II CORSON & ARMSTRONG, IS Campst
Ey They embrace this opportunity return their
thanks 10 their friends for many of kindness and oilers of
assistance extended TO them.
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hereby certify that nave been afflicted with an nvei.rata
Fever Sore for fourteen years last past and have sle ayy
i've hundred dollars in employing physicians and in pqfrhasE
medicines thai used recommended for hut 10
purpose, until, last resort heard OF and ued AL
LEY'S MAGICAL. PAIN EXTRACTOR, when, 10 ny
great surprise before had used whole Jx ID this faye
ny dmb was entirely healed and have noihiqs % il et
about BRAnpGk DAVIS.
HgHFiefta. MDDrge n MEvB
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Observation-Disclosures no jV,9RI5iS-'r6s mi

I AAFHNE IIUTkil-HD V.1RIJ' S-Ihe unllefsignetl,
~ for several years Ehe conductor Of the welknown $3.50
Hotel and fashionable watering place DAPHNE, fNssT
situate in Baldwin county, Ala. the shore ,
Of Mobile Bay, miles southeast Of Mobile ~
respectfully invites Ladies' and Gentlemen him visit
with their families and snoy the uaura beauties and aTae
tive accommodations of the place, open for the
lie Intends conduct his house Auch style OF taste and
excellence TO make TIC resort Of the country and every
way worthy OF the most liberal patronage.
Those visiting DAPHNE will have the advantage OF en-
lOyhg Shower Bath Unsurpassed in the Southern country
being supplied by Natural Fountain dscargng enc hH-
bred gallons Of water per minute; strong Chalyheae
health require the use Of Mineral Water.
erected,
Low pressure teamboat will leave this place every NOR.
/ ning Tor Mobile and return in the evening
ET Applications for B0ar should be directed 10 me- care
| apo 3m VIM L. HOWARD
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The efficacy o. LepAlN EXTRACTOR m ihig di.e1Bs
remarkable. We know 81 numerous crTn and DO not
hesitate 10 that the Onrmon VIII tl Tor this pug-
1ose. Decacy prevenhsd IRON asking certificates from ladies'
m this subject The lo0wiuE prDcuG by one oil COR
Agents:
This will certify that we have usgd DALEY u MAGl
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR as q remedy for saru Nppirl,
md cheeruly recommend hOs who may he ailIcie-i
with that most distressing complaint, yauablet
icis To cure II. pltEBE BRAY,
y5lbaRy, Aprii, 1875. MARY MOORE
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pIne IL 81 .IueaAa FeseHtaso.
~. ~ = s..|.I Ihst awful dry,
THIS Win Iss.ld shasi pass away
9'EaE ~ yhii sung oil old,
Ikts htEIltoly David told
1ht'l shan be tdeadly fear,
Wt0A BE Avenger shall appear
"a. unveiled before his eye,
All the works Of man shall lie
Hark 20 the great srampet's tones,
Pealirg DER The place Of bones.
Hafh it.waketh from their bed,
Al The nt7ens Of she dead
III coeatless tbroug 10 meet
Az she cseFual Jndsemsnt Seat.
Nature sickens with dismay;
Deafh mar rot retain his prey;
Ana. basore The Maker stand
AlIfhe creatures Of his hand.
tie afsat book shall be unfurled,
Whereby God shall Judge the world;
sWhat was distant, shall be near
What was hidden, shall be clear.
To what shelter shall fly?
To what guardian shall cry
Oh in that destroying hour
Source p Nspqdness, Source OF Power
Shew shcus d thine own free grace,
Helpspnto a helpless race.
Though ,.lead not, at thy throne,
Aught that ! iaf thee have done,
Do moi then, nnmsndful be,
OF what thou hast borne for me:
OF the wandering, Of the seorn,
81 the scouFge, and Of the thorn.
Jgsus, hast thou borne the pain;
Ard hath all been borne in vain
SHALL thy ven0earne sfl1ite the head
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ST. LOUIS, A0., July G. 1895.
Dear SIR About week nce while working al ny trade
cut my foot very bad and dangerous way. The Nhoe
BIT OF the adze entered the top OF my foot halaw the
iep The wound began inlame and continued to do
anti became much alarmed used British Oh. ncnrs
Of Myrth and several adhesive paats but all 30 no parpOs
then cOmmenctt the use Of
DAi.LEY's NsGiCAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and n s than zen minutes The pam and inflammation besad
% subside, and has entirely left me-
] confidently recommend Daley's Magical Pam Elk
TacoI being eg0F anything have tried Tor
removing pain or inflammation.
am ship carpenter By trade aud shall be willing 10
iy 20 the virtues Of the Saye az Az times when necessary
elde on Franklin Avenue, at No 81 where can give any
IEEFER SON M RlSlInP
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CARRIAGES, ETC.
INK! mkt mkt!
EEGE2'9'iSOaE'S Columbian Elskcs


Black, Japan, Copying, Marking, Blue, IndeIibIe,
Scarlet, hed, Carmine.
1NE comfort, pleasure and benefit of the use of GOOD
READILY be appreciated by those have experienced ta
use oil bad-and who has These Inks flow freely
from the PEN and give stronger and durable color
than any other now in use.
For sale any quantity, the manufacturers prices by
T.. d, BEACH, I27 Canal street.
ay25 ly Wholesale Agent for Jew Orleans
DAtiUERREOTN Pfl, TALBOTYPH HyAIO-
TYPE GALLERY,
MAGUIRE II HARRINGTON, having purchased from
ItA the asgnees of W. Talbot the patent right for the
use OF ms Iabotype process, the States of Louisiana
Alabama, Florida Georgia and Texas beg leave call the
attention OF the public their gallery Of specimens in ms
new department Of Photography
The Ialbo ype Is taken gpon paper, ivory glass; metal
and variety of other substances, the first possessing the
decided advantages OF easy tannmss,bly by mail can be
enclosed in letter, made to adosn the pages of book,
preserved IN portfolio.
The Talbotype enisaay susceptible of colong so that
the picture be finished "a degree desired by the
every variety of texture and color OF the drpey and
pexon, color OF the eyes and hair can be faithfully deln
Gated.
The Talbotype represents he sitter without any reverse
elect mole upon the right cheek, appears upon
the right cheek.
The TabOtype can be duplicated to any extent whou,
the additional trouble of another sitting. After the irs
impression Is taken copies be furnished at future
time upon simple application by letter otherwise
N BIN 4 H. being furnished with every facility for the
prosecution Of tins superior ready dispose OF rights
Tor the States specified, with thorough instructions
DAGUERREOfHPES they profess to take quicker and
better than any other establishment in the world. They
guaranty perfect likeness of child of months in
second, charge. lmhl q No. q CAMP Street.
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BOARDlNG HOUSE.

No. q GR5YIkR STREEI, betioeen 81. Charles
and Cdr0Raetet door from corner Of Cdr0hdetst
MRS. WILSON respectfully informs her { s7ss
friends and the public that she continues in The i;s
ibove eligible location occupied by her during the
at years, and prepared 10 accommodate her friends
md those who may favor her with their patronage. From
ef long experience and the very desirable and convenient
location OF her House, she feels confident OF being able TO
give entire satisfaction To all who may favor her with Their
eRArk. do tydNW
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biloxi H0UsE-The public is respectfully informed
- that this establishment will be opened for The ~
House will be found BAR and billiard liz
ROOM, TEN PIN ALLEYS, HATH HOUSES and
STABLES. The table will be always supplied with the
eicaaes Of the Sea Coast and the New Oneass market
The large Lawn, and the number of Shade Trees
rounding the House. make this Hotel the desabe Tor
families Of along the Coast. Persons wishing
will please address the UNDERSIGNED and send
their communications by boat.
From and after July TO- te rates of board will be reduced
fol ols:
By the month"; per week IS 90
Per week..........slO 90 Per day.......... 81 50
Children and servants half price.
fnVfldHW IDffk w NTXflN
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This cestilies that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
1as been used my family or Salt Rbeqo OF trief yeais
nraon and Warts ThFse fierce Diseases have been
,noe aeviae and they were both entirely removed There
b. no doubt bni this MsiCins has an the yIfnas ta the
atentee claims for it, from What has fallen under oeT
saion, added the yey respectable tstimuuaa tn IT, iayOf
" Others who have used requiring immediate reei
do cheertuly recommend to the attention nthe Afflicted
Bagaio, NJ Y. ROSWELL CHAPLIN
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FRESH CORN MEAL.
ANHE subscribers have opened Depot of the Orleans
i Steam Corn Mills, at the COAL YARD, corner Of 81.
Charles and Julia streets, where orders for fresh Ground
Corn Meal, Gnts, Cracked Corn, and Oil Cake win be
mhs If s. w. THOMPSON & co.
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II. s. WATERMAN,
(LATE HOLMES Il COZ
SODA AND MINERAL WATER

No. % rdUter, CdrOadee street. Nelc Orleans.
tib SODA OR MINERAL WATER, in Glass Bot
Yes, plain or favored with Sarsaparia, Lemon, etc.. Tor
Hotels, Bars, STEAMBOATS,, or Private Families.
Orders Tor any quantity, put in shipping order, at the
shortest notice.
A liberal discount allowed to Commission Merchants
AlsO-sODA WATER AND MEAD, in Fountains,
turnshed on the most reasonable terms
N. Is. SODA WATER APPARATUS of every description
always on hand for sale. my3 BIN
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DON'T Ct.asAR HOTEL, near NlObilo.-The un.
deTsigned respectfully informs the public, that .s
having leased this and establishment, ts.
he will open il on the lst of May, for the ssis
dati0h OF season visitors and transient soj0urneFs He M
has spared no pains or expense N fitting with tur
1iiufe. and his prices will be extremely moderate, subject
deduction by agreement by the month season. for families
and Others, when correspondence with that view is
iuested. The tt0ei finished and well known TO the
pubie It's auated the most prominent point Of land
The eastern shore of Mobile Bay, about l6 miles below the
city, and looking the Gull OF Mexico, without any
STAND or intervening land to obsrue the b5eeze which
enjoyed IN all their freshness and purity. The salte Of
he affords uneqnaled for bathing, and the
bath houses which and large, only 81 yards from
the Hotel. The neighborhOod abopnds IN game, with fine
r0ads, The Hotel - feet front, with spacious
galleries u feet wide, and comfortably accommodate 3J
with Ore places etc., extensive stables have also been built
and fast steamboat 'is daily expected, and she viii
make trips day between Mobile and the Point,
May 70 Isl NQvemher The subscribers long experience
the successful management Of several large Hotels, is
guaranty TO extent together with his having invested
largely this enterprise, thai Superior Hote cannot he found
Southern watering place. lie confidently relies
generous AMI discerning public sustain him. Letters
should be address TO me at Mobile, Ala
apzz 6mdI w s. r. PARKER
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6g~ C o u Mt e FELT S !!-sIi
COunterieits Abound!
All other falsely named PAIN EXTRATORS ausC,otn.
,eres of DAlIlEY'S. The worthless who sell them
hope that by stealing name, they may induce public
% believe that their norus the virtues ohe genuine
articles. Buy of none but our authorised Agents
D5-Attsaa to Me pecUiior n0rkS pyon The PEN
atae; and obserUe that the naate 81 H. Dali
LEY" be WRITTEN WITH a PEN tR di6ersat
eoloysa Ink, on the enUelope Of each boz a,d tint
10 0ther be up9n IL.
~ General Depot Tor the United States wheto All otiofl
addressed will he promptly cxecuIed.,
II. DALEY n 40,
AIS BrOadnEy, Mem York
sou THERN DEPOT,
lb1 Ch9rtrGs street, Mem Or{saHs.
Where all Dealers in the States Of LOUISIANA, ALA
BAMA, MISSISSIPPI, KENTUCKY and TENNEa-
SEE, and the City Of ST. LOUIS, in the State Of MIS-
SOURI,, will be promptly supplied.
JOHN WRIGHT IL co,
my9O sm HsRsvat 9geats fa- said Jsrr1t,-s.
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PUMPS AND hABILNGs APPARATUS, DC.
folN MgCARTY, PLraBER, No. 1874 CAMP
- SIREET, New Orleans, has just received anew q
and large assortment OF Bias Cocks, various -.
Eoree and Lar Pumps; Beer Pumps, etc.,, ETC.; I'm
Cooking Ranges Bathing rubs and Shower Baths. I'M
Aiso laying and repairing Lead Pipes Sheet Lead work
Of every description. ship and Steamboat work promptly
put up and REPAIRED All orders nrnmpty attended TO-
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CUTS, WOUNDS ARD sOREs.


The eIIects OF Tue FAIN EAIHALIDR In he7e callsii
wonderful, quickly does remove al pains ami sorei.
and heal the injury. No Scar REMAINS Its SUCCESS ia
healing old sores Of long standing is unparalleled.
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II VIE subscriber respectfully invites Jatr0nageO OF
y The TRAVELLING PUBLIC, confident that f1.:.f
% supply the wants of the TFAnsienf Vsefs HH
Montgomery well as any qf hs coinpetQrs. Those-A
who going e, returning from the Morrill, Obtain
MEALS Hours, to suit the arrival and departure
the ralrgad cars and steamers. A fine four horse OMNIBUS
In aendance TO convey passengers TO and from the
boats 70 tie free Of charge The Accommodations
equal to other establishment in the town, and being
reduced rate offer additional Inducements the travelling
public The Stewards, Cooks and Servants engaged,
and pains vii be spared 10 render the of viers
An saiAb NV, NV I'VE q A ARERcRoMRIE