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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-09-21
ELLENBORO, HOu1sE

John H. BARNETT i nren,,,
- commodate Travellers and otba.s ~ az
s.yle, at his house at Ellemb crouch 1forma,I
er and PlattevilIe. - De'"een Lancast-
October 9, 1851. $50
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-09-21
Public Houses.
A. WISCONSIN HOUSE,

Ah9iA1l> WISCONSIN HOUSE,
lssssHaas Lancaster, wis.
lsssaEsss ME subscriber respectfully an
nounces to his friends and the
public in general, that he has purchased the a.
bove HOTEL, and is now prepared to accommo-
date all who may give him call with the very
best the country will afford Pains will be ta-
ken to render the sojourn Of the traveller COM
Portable and agreeable, and to attend to the wants
of all in such manner as to give entire salts
afction. Attached to the house is large and
eommodous Stable, which shall always be
supplied with the best of Horse-food, and at
tended by the best of Osters. A share of the
public patronage is solicited.
MYRON w. WOOD.
October 2, 1851. tf-117
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-09-21
TO MECHANICS.
NOTICE..

HAVING determined to wind up d 4
III all persons who are lndeOle !. " h
scriber in the shape Of fees, WheIlla ,sa.
have been finally settled or not, are W
to pay Immediately, and save cosls. d
In my absence VIM. McGoNlSA'
ceive and receipt for the same. errrNI5
Late Sheriff Grant "a
Lancaster, April 18th, 1898.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-09-21

M. 4 M. RAILROAD REcE1prs.-Sep-
tember bids fair to outrun our estimate
OF $4,000 as the total receipts. We
learn from Mr.. Brodhead, the superin-
tendent, that the receipts Of the first
three days Of September were as fol-
lows:
Sept LIST $l,O6l
"a S66
sd 1913
$3.12O
Being an average of 81 Gao per day
fSentinel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-09-21

SALT.-10O Bags G A and % bags Liv.
y salt, for sale by OK. g. Co.
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r0TTrT no eAiLR0AD CtNrnAnrOns.

NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
Y CAryEsToy HOUSTON AND HENDERSON RAILROAD
Propsli received At the 1ie Of r tlap5ay M the nv o.
t;aiv, ana Office of the unierszsd Carol e. III.
ana o IT, ri The entire road sni apy 2" H ~ mt
tsras excepted, from Galveston 70 orSn dt"a's o. MY
plsa and sraGeat.on may seh after ne ff' lay
August fr5rfsA will he received I'll thSn o. dNy q SsP'
81. i b. ,er y-l either the eoaruct,a q the roa shi or
Tor materials grading md fr Tux S,tns sspara"y
MAI ERALS REQUlRD
feet long By 10 mon nv more yuan
post oak cedar, rl'g~ pine aad rYF,.i
100 nanr Ping IS AID 81 ii ag' fhs afe
nj The small yf'l-yeloF piHe, pos OAK e''@ or 'i'''
600 900 hoard MEASURE 2rig an ,psh than y feet
Plank Asl2 isto "a feet.
W~sti -boarifuy Do do.
500 coo stontliBg 4Il0 or u, - 0, % feet.
5riOls or ~ feet.
400 Or ~ feet.
100. 900 81 red, 10 4I4 i, u 10 "a feet
delivered Galveston Bag POINT 20
tn that brings H. ut The option Of the ConptJ n7ssn f"a
P6pgsa vii he received in like dolvcrs 5l
Yards Ballast, Of Gravel Cnase Sand Sh Ill., ~ Fts1H
Houston, propofona and times be ina apd b i %
WORK REQUIRED.
Proposals will be rroeived Hlo grading Of Tie WI de net hyhg
l9s 5iJ cubic yards o. cot aud I'LL
Ag tor png West Bay $500 feet iot the
Draw bridge amhtu $50 tut Ia hyF
eses II feet hgh All be done
according specifications nnl plans 70 be &c Of
Prupnss will he received ia Ike mhH~T ~ nns the s1psrtu
ne ilgr fis aeompan proper ability per
,fut II be viewed ". th the
All the work must be completed within yearifom November
Payment. in cash ,bly upon estimates
Sa security will be- required. bonds fourth the os
tontr. slo tie 'athf performance Of obgai the
b. tenietsd wit the Lida.
o. go "propoaAs-GaIves,on, n. a H. Pqnad"
TT will be furnished at ether eha 20 the time
WI aul Chief Fngin-er.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,

OFyIcE III IiIE DAiLY CBFscs51. I
Tuesday Morning, July 70 1865. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY
esnl.hp Empire Ciy, Winis FOR New York Jennings
: " onN afi Jeaes Tor LIZ. rPoO', = Whitney
rrneh brig Rcve Msu RouY Borlsau1 On; C,vSYoe
5 hr JoELne, Mon, for Mobile, Greenwood Mons 6co
ARRIVED.
se'n'uP ig ac' nom Vera Cruz IA Harris &M5rssD
Bark Panama, Graves day Rio de Iauero 20 M dis,
'rk Aefs Tan ays rom sl.aalas, Bei5ayr "a DIST
: t 'A' ifAet DAYS from Arkansas, - aastsr4d dist
steamboRts
" Wrsa', ctaEke, nom V,hsbarg.
AL s bS aaa, 's a N N. md TOW Ia eTH AMI
W harks Panama aud Alu1ra schr Sur.
MEMORANDA
~ Steamship Texas repors The s.t Boui Al Vera trnz to leave
on tA1 Esd n Cos rsliro, Mo- aYt r Ellen Ban
enler'pa tie port OF Vera Cruz.
EXPORTS
new foRK-Pcr steamship Empire e. CARO- tH,I.
NERPoorrr ship Onward ssl cotton al7 Nils four 500
MAIAN2Asr bark Courier "a s l lbs 900 koys lard ois
9 " "a t' III do eAades 5O BE; batter 10
BoRDEAuN-rer tri< ReysH Man; a1,1oo sta,ss.
Aobllrer s JoaaFin 81 hhd sugar 50 Llls molsss.s ks
vine 81 - rei'e % bss candies,
IMPORTS.
hHA ~ PeI steamship las IS tes colion Hrigrre
Rlo-ret bark Panama. t'ootz. soaee t. Brown Bros.
I cases cigars 10 ortlr,
ARKANSAS Per sltsp,f: 4aoNpde. But,oa.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
W II NJ Visit s. bales oolt;n Follower
t!us bales cotton Wright AGO. Wright Williams SEQ
! do o Male, Seo-l7 sugar b pagel Sc15 do do 5f
Tea hes o. Oxr do and suuir,ts o order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-26

A CHEERFUL HEARr,-I once heard Il young
lady say to an individual, Your countenance
to me is like the rising sun, for it always glad
dens me with q cheerful look" 4 merry or
cheerful countenance is one Of the things which
Jeremy Taylor said his enemies and prosecutors
could not take away from him There are some
persons who spend their lives in This world as
they would spend their lives shut up in n dun
geon Every thing is made gloomy and forbid
ding They 60 moaning and complaining from
day to day that they have so little, and are
constantly anxious, lest what they have should
escape out Of their hands They always look
upon the dark side, and can never enjoy the
good. That is not religion Religion makes the
heart cheerful, and when its large and benevo-
lent principles are exercised, man will be happy
in spite Of himself
The industrious bee does not stop to complain
that there are 50 many poisonous flowers and
thorny branches on its road, but buz7es on Sc
Letting his honey where he can find il, and pass
ing quietly by the places where it is not. There
is enough in this world to complain about and
find fault with, if men have the disposition
We often travel on n hard and uneven road
but with cheerful spirit, and heart to praise
God for bis mercies, we may walk therein with
comfort, and come to the end Of our Journey
with peace. dewey.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-26

Israel Shadbat has commenced suit at the
present term Of the Cleveland Court against the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Company,
claiming damages of 100000 for the loss Of an
arm, leg and other injuries while in the employ
IF the company as fireman.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-26

From tabular statement in the money
article of the New York Herald it appears that
there existed in 1862, $40 banks in the United
states, with an aggregate capital of S3l0, &c.
Il their circulation was SlG9, l73 ,154 specie
On hand Sd ,G83, 971, and loans ss4sG, S57 ,2}5
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A tAUTl1N.-lhe success Of lR. LEwIS'S PRE-
PARED FLOUR has induced otaers Argl.
rurpofg All p"r-ou ed pureha
Lqu the fl ppeaHg The lar
tes tty.
CiscES ATT, June ls 1853.
hereby certify Mssrs Chandler Bn. rrsou,
aptbol h rtpaI" Flour ling TO pa for the
AL puVu-t.ng do in sad acting
~ Cd altA md d. not hold SELF IesYetb't iI the purity Of
Flour prepared by sab l-rzguc- 1t b. LEWIS, NJ. b.
CHENie a. La aroR4, tSrv SRllTE OF LoUlsIASA,i
rWOr-shs, May Y, $50.
Having anay- samples the Flour PREPARED Tor family
Msss Chandler Bro certify that Qtains Poisonous
grcints tie contrary believe healthy aad excellent
raioa. j. L. aud ". P. RlDDELL.
- PREPARED and sold by
/. CHANDLER i BRO. 80 FL 'tou street
and SsgLe ave.
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REW ORLEANS MARKETS.


Tuesday Morning, July 20 1853.
C0TT0N-we had another dull day yesterday In the
Cotton Market and barely 100 bales changed hands at
about previous rates;
new ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
inferior ......... 84$S0 ~ Middng Fair II Hf6llA
Ordinary .,,..... sl{fD Fair............. ID
MiIiIn4 ....... sgiMlol5 Good Fair. ...... ID
Good Miidng IL f0llla Good and Fine. q
co1foS A,D 10sAe:o STATEMENT.
5toek on hnnl Sept l. 1852 -. .9532 lsT5i
" y@'tgrifg. 81 s1o5so 0oo-,7o5s5
lsoslI2 sg349
Exported TO date lGsaal2 1891
yestrrluv ISL GAY 32I 5s5-=5s 600
stock on hand not cleared 3I7ss ao443
T0BACCO-The market very firm, and we heard OF
nearly 900 hhds taken Of which 40 hhds 10 at o, 10 at
64 and 10 at 7.t CT hhds at ca and 60 hhds al 614
y b
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-TheIe sales of
Sugar of any moment OF Molasses 200 bb- Golden
Syrup sold at l9t q gallon.
FL0UR-There but little offering, and prices were
still higher The sales embraced 600 bbs includ
ing 100 superue St Louis at 81 90 100 Extra at 81 49,
1875 at IS Dbl and 100 half barrels at ~ each AT the
close holders asking IS u Dbl for superfne.
GRAIN-The supply of Corn light and prices were
higher the gales including 900 sacks yellow at 100 y
bushel OF Oats 100 sacks st Louis were taken in
three four lots at the advanced rates Of 450iGt p
bushel and of Bran COO to 100 sacks at 92llt,
PRovIsIoNs-We noticed only retail sales Of Pork at
SIS 25 p Dbl for Mess Of Bacon so casks disposed
Of including % Ribbed Sides at 74, 10 at ~ and 10
Clear at s3ss p b
wHIsKY-Advancing, with sales Of 179 bbls Rose at
20 and 80 at 300 y gallon.
FREIGHTS-We heard Of no new engagement.
Demand moderate at our quotations
sterling IVA NGlos;a
Tsu W. III mi, % o. ~ dc
Sight Checks New Yotk...... x "a Ct Disc to PAL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-26

Virginia, although the Mother Of Presi-
dents" IS not very careful of the memory of her
great men. Jeferson's tomb is in ruins; the
grave Of Madison cannot now be recognized, aud
The estate Of Washington she has permitted to
be sold to company Of Spectators
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-26

John Bunyan, while in Bedford Jail, was called
upon by Quaker, DESTROYS of making convert
Of him Friend John, have come to thee
with a message from the Lord, and, after hay
ing searched for thee in all the prisons in Eng
land, | am glad have found thee out at last"
g If the Lord had sent you returned Bunyan,
g you need not have taken so much pains to find
me out for the Lord knows | have been here
twelve years.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-26

The late Samuel Appleton, of Boston, gave
away for charitable purposes. during the last
year OF his life, the very large sum Of $4,000
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-26

The Mayor Of Montreal has sued the conductor
Of the Montreal Morning Chronicle for libel,
asking $4,000 damages. The Chronicle charged
the Mayor with a criminal neglect Of duty in
not taking the needful steps to prevent the riot
in that city, on the 9Th ult Hence the prosecu-
ton for libel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-26

r.s~ WILLIAM p BHDLocK, for CLERK OF the
THIRD DISTRICT CouRf the Couftht be orguzyl to
succeed it. tnh5 tE
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DAILY CRESCENT.

Kossuth is the London correspondent of the
New York Times.
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Al the last session Iegsar @ lte Of tou!.aa! sul
the capital stock q iut tuTH 1; sltVV
the .-r'r 4oat'l5era
tb, actual rippa $500 tnsk
ing present subscription tgas SUM Of s'!i CO.,
fl-dSr, e'uri
Of the apal stgk e b the Guy o.
lure l-si les url-sver f.5O
90 ~ Anup istsre a3 Bonds h-ld by ri-dge d
nstalIneus OF th Parishes o. O!eua 81 NARY ST. ~ rn
and Lafayette amounting to $y102+J.
board rcrt3Is, fug ti= Loan the public do with
0tsr is taeuost Lhl Quilted elar4
mortgage any kind exists upon property Of the Com
pAny Bonds secured
p the Roal until hv as TO W.slngt2h complete aud
order ls3 mites, and ten t funds
mortgage ~ he but ueierae compared
tie vsae Of the Read viii b employed IN It's
| further *
Te 5gssnptn Of tic City SewOrean paie annually
tar levied on hs hole authorized by
Int approved By The and declared
By Court lie state The
payment sad sllVr pI01, he landed
City SswOrlHns, an3unini On Hnadrrl Millions
Of VI the stock OF
the Compasv.
tf Fura regard 10 s loan sPply As.
LEES Co. SsNIoTk, at tLsofee 81 he Company
NewOrlsaus
By ardef OF ha Board J. IL. OVERTON President.
.gtN-l June, 1853.
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Rst~ Messrs. Editors: Please announce me rs
sauIi. f5f Eh OF TIE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEN
ORLEANS. FRANCIS MOUNEY. mis-
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HERRINGs--50 bbls No, /, new, to arrive,
for .,Jy J. n. CARTER 90 sud Is Common Il Wis
ID ICE--100 tierces choice Carolina Rice. in
Il = store add or sale low by R.M. NlcALPIN / co.
lSt1lm % Common and 80 Canal street.
EoLEs--s5 bbls Duffelds Extra Sugar
'' R II IA III & CO. S y Common and 80
RLADoN SPRING WATER--5o bbls., lust
- II 2sALFiN Co 20 Common and SO Canal st.
HAMs--so tierces Dufield's Extra Sugar
a Sa''a T M iiii sfS S CO is 3 and
NEW MACKEREL-5O bbls. Large No. 3,
iZ.o ! HART I %. 70 r,houpitoula. street.
HAA-Mliss-,stagg Shay's sugar-curei, % ties.
III landing from steamer g. 4 HskT Te3,' GO Is
L ,oNDoN PORTER, ETC. 100 casks, in
i.o I. J.HART Co 10 Tchoopitooa. street.
d ulNlNE-2000 ounces, in store and for sale
N$ BY E. HART CO 10 Tchoapitouas iy9o
A PPLE BRANDY-20 bbls. in store and for
"a salr BY E. HART co, ~ Tchouptouas y9o
RLACK AND GREEN TEAs-lo0o pkgs.,
2Yo E,j.HART & co, 70 rghoupoala. street
MANUFACTURED TOBAGCo-6OO boxes,
iy!5 = ). TtRT a co 70 rchoup.toua. sweet.
G'ASTILE SOAP-5O boxes in store and for
~ sale by Ell HART co. - Tcaoupi,oua i,.o
T oND0N PORTER AND ALE--1OO casks in
z=2'' i9r sale by = j. HART co, 70 Thoapoelas St
MACkEREL.-1Oo bbls. Large No. Mack
''" -ffcS ieP 5 ss Ri I t.
Nj ACkEREL.-5o half barrels Large No 3
3 oS tlRTER e. and P2'' Common street
II lCE-50 casks Carolina, for sale by
~ Gls BARtLlI & co. 81 Common street.
CAROLINA CowPEAs-85O bags Carolina
la4 AZ. c6dH6iS Z I CO, So Gtavier street
pLASTER OF PARIS = 46 bbls Calcined
Plaster Paris " pE5 Ian aqt f; q, saiS ,
EXCHANGE ON MEMPHIS, Tenn $1,000,
d" september L Apply at 9O14 Grayirr street iyl9
TEHUANTEPEG STOCK will give 20 to
g. d wSsToS soR Grayei street, WIS
OPEL460UsAs AND JACKSON RAILROAD
u, rios. B, WINSTON, sO4 Grnviyr ,a,,.
SIDES-2O casks Clear and 10 casks Ribbed,
jas T. ii DALEY, So reboupitouas street.
HgEEF--3 bbls Mess, AZ bbls Prime and
~ close JAS iss,fRS Mulf e a. Co. ~ Bank Place
SUNDRIES, ETC
- 50 80 t bas i EAN tS ALMONDS;
iyaa AZ G5chRAS co Co s.; s. oliver y street
- Is bales LANGuEpoc ALMONDS;
| 50 tags lARAGoNA DO
81 DO Do s s5Snz MS4t!SStrs AND pLprers sal. by
- CASTOR F S .ei X . h II 9.S H 50 Aes4 street
bs 3oS-sC ss' s s,'ss n 4g s1Sdi;,..
| BuIIER-oo hrkts IN store irl6
SUNDRIES-
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R9- JAMES A. HoPHINs is candidate foI
CLERK OF lllE FOURTH DlSrRCTcUUItro OF NEWuRLEANs
h,hl
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EsS- For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
UOURT.-GEoRGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, The present Alngt
Cor the tl District Court NewOans which situation ht has
tiled last years himself candidate tn
ue CIttkSliIE Gsa
l. changed tell I'd
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ne Editors Of the Crescent; Please an
por WILLIAM j. CAST the CLERK
uF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT Of NEW ORLEANS, mtli
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G.fs- THOMAS C.. POOLE is n candidate for
CLERK OF TIE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhs
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aEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.


JEFFERSON Cry. !
Mond,y Evening July Is, 1858. !
No arrivals to-day Hog aud Veal Cattle scarce with
moderate supply Of stoci:. The market is firm
PHIcLS-
BSEF C.TrIE (Western) ....,....... -flS p tb net
(Choire) ...-.....-..... --fOsl2e p ID net
(Attakapas Texas 1896 {. Il Ii net
Hoes (1blaG r ib net
SHttP lin lots) ......,.......S 0OiDS so p head
- Good and Choice as 5OtdD5 50 n head
Mich Cows. ................s2D 00DS60 90 2 head
CALVES AND TEABLiNGs. .......S jyG0S 90 II head
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-26

Esy- Messrs Editors; Please announe WM
A. MOTT candidate CLERK Of TIE FIFTH DISTRICT
COURT. mhl1
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Hs4- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourth
DISTRICT CuuKT NEW ORLEANS, candidate Tor u. lion
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mss- SAMUEL G. RISK is n Candidate for
CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT .Eteuon first AIou
dayu III November ms Il
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Messrs Editors of the Crescent Please an
through the columns Of paper ROACH
Candidate Of CONSTABLE Oh THE FIRST JUSTICES
COURT, MANY VOTERS. ieI1 e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-26

r5- ?. NJ BERTlN, for the past fourteen
wears Irpity ai ~ Second
IND CONT candidate the CLERksI 81 tht said SECOND
IRlLI COURT, whichever Count bt BE- changed
NH
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6.REEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss

TREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss -
u popular Summer generally z5In
the Southern Country, under the
-ut Of Mrs ELIZABETH PRADAT aud her JOHN B. PRAbAI,
MIL distant from tie village Of Biloxi VIII be opened
On tie . Of June for the pton of visitors.
GREEN OAKS is well known TO need an extended uouce
For popularity the es;absh has de steadily
nsreasu advantages command water
Lake ana receiving salt IT Howe rom
Tho ul tailed impress avOrsb the Tsi'ors RON
Neat rana,M Mobile aud the surrounding country.
Darn. tho Winter tn, proprigt9Js have made many
The BAR and BILLIARD ROOMS thoroughly
"a fitted up, SAIL BOATS will u al tne the
Sng- s'ars see Of chSrge-a!so CLARET at Dinner
Viz Of the = HORSES may be procured at vta.n
CA gRIAGES BRASS BkN Of SewOflsan engaged
In aa iit!on, the celshrl. '~iea .ety week.
be expected SI OAKS, are requested 10 no
Visitors ishg stop the !ali hsm a. III" wharf u
tfy The Captains Of the sesm'rs, wha'=
....TERXS. ...sl0 90
Per ="
tf- Children and Servants hal -pt,r ny2i I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-26

Mss- To the Editor of the Crescent Please
Announce JOHN HOPPE The o
Of CONSTABLE OF TIE FIRST JUSTICES COURT 0i Par
a Orleans. Elec ion November HIS FRIENDS. l.l6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-26

LIQUoR Law IN FRANCE.-Some time ago, the
Project Of La Lievrc, France, ordered all liquor
shops to be smut on Sundays, lie ha. found it
necessary to recede from this position for the
following reasons
Considering the ancient local customs. which
have PASSED, 50 to speak, into the traditions Of
the departments, have consecratel, among the
peasants, the habit Of talking over their affairs
after mass.
"That as a natural result, by tacit agree
ment, the peasants expect to meet each other at
the wine shops to discuss matters Of private in
terest and to open and extend commercial re-
lations-we decree
&" That hereafter the liquor shops may remain
open all day ON Sundays, except at the moment
Of grand mass
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-26
ELECTION NOTICES.

Ras- Messrs Editors; Please To announce
FRANCIS LEIGH Cprdnnle ttla=,r rlt.Sr DIS
IRlcT COURT, ghi.a! to DE drul iE l5nv"tii N.
IHwiIt be s4ppvrlz4 by -tA ~ Httf l~. Iylbu
erfs- J G. PoINbEXTER, Supt,i ,rndent Of
gsn Bsliyr-y Pot oa- CLERK
III THE FIRST DISTRICT LIl=rS uhg L.
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re- FRED J ROBERTS is a Candidate for
CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Eector.
November neit. JED I'd
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DLADEN SPRINGS, Alabama.-The "a

SDLADEN AlaDa1na.-Il ne f214ff
undegued proprietor of celebrated popular e.
Spngs, is happy niorn his numerous who have
paraksn Invaluable medicinal
public generally that he prepared accommodate
Of visitors Those who been
Springs Informed they situated four miles from the
Tombgbee River, miles Aobe with which
thsre regular steamboat navigation.
slSays ready ABd
nom the steamboats, visiting the Springa
the plasing unduang and
healthy
rapid rsstor health Of Tie eriesbed Invalid.
The especially for their fets narcl
larry Of the liver snd kidneys and neural 4in, bile for
that
cite C0NNOR Il WOOTEN, Proprietor. 3m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-26

The printing office of the Southern Republic,
at Camden, Ala, was struck by lightning on
the 9Th inst The editor says his d" devil was
out, or he would have received more than one
devils share Of fire and birthstone The light
ming struck the printing press at the hour when
they are usually at work, but did no damage
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-26

&=S~ GEORGE f PEARSON is Il candidate for
selcrton CONSTABLE OF TllE SECOND JUSTICES CauRI
,t, soitlts the O lS friends, les to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-26

A little girl, walking one day in the grave,
yard with her mother, reading one after am.
other the praises of those that slept beneath
said, Z" wonder where they bury the sinners =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-26

Ess- VIM. HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con
stable of the Second Justices Court Election, Monday NJ
ysDbef neat, HYO I'd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-26

re- WIN G.. QCIRK is Candidate for Coz.
STABLE OF TIE SECOND jESGCES COURT. Ie- The District
rnnutst the Filth and Seventh Wards from Cn 10 un
stntt, and from tie LsNee To the Lake. lrY7