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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-28

GRAND TELEGRAPH LINE.-We learn from the
London times that prospectus has been issued of a
company to complete the long-eXpected telegraph
communication with British Indian territories. It is
to be called the European and Indian Junction Tee-
graph Company, with capital Of f20O,O0O, in El0
shares The line selected is the same as that for the
Euphrates Raiway-namely, from the port of seluca
on the Mediterranean to the head Of the Persian
Gulf, following the Valley of the Euphrates, and it
will connect the one hand with the Austrian sys-
TEN of telegraph which is to be carried to seleucia
and on the other by cable to be laid by the East
India Company from the Persian Gulf to the Indian
port of Kurrachee. 1t will, therefore, supply the
only link necessary to enable messages to be transmit
ted from London TO any Of the several Presidencies
Direct pecuniary support is expected from the Gov
ernment and the East India Company, together with
concession from Turkey, and call is to be made
until these arrangements shall have been completed
One half the shares are to be allotted to the sub
scrbers to the Euphrates Railway and the other halt
to the public. :" F
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-28

Some halfeducated philosophers (says the New,
York Times) are gloating over the discovery that
cockroacles were made to destroy bed bugs and are
publishing the fact that the two, like the smallpox
and measles can't exist. We have already stack of
letters from boarding house keepers, denying the al
legged fact but we don't publish them, because, as
they give names and numbers, we suspect that they
are only adrot puts. The use of coekroaches, as all
truly wise people have known for years. is to flavor
fine old Burgundy with /
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-28

.AGAssIz g soLD.' AT very learned discussion on
stratas the other day the house of the learned pro-
essor Mr. asked il there any strata Of precious
gems. " No, none whatever, replied Professor Agas-
sz. " I've heard Of one' said Mr. B. = Impossible
was the rejonder Oh, yes' said B., and it was
called strata. .ge0s ~ .&Bta Si$8Ef5Ezs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-28

0MIsors<-Be Beverley Tucker, editor Of the late
washing Sentinel publishes card il tie National
intelgenceF Of the list inst in which he makes the
deeply interested public acquainted with the facts
relating 70 the stoppage of paper and the causes
which have him in the course. He says
Some weeks since similar vas aai,
doned Because the tinnanae af the Sentinel syls
deemed advisable In of The feree efforts of the
uhlican party to force upon the American
people President aud Vice President whose leIred
purposes weHd violate the by additional
assaults upon the rights honor and eaaaIisy Of ore
half Of the States Of the Confederacy, Subsequent
events, however, plainly indicate that the fancied
power and strength Of that dangerous party are fat
waning, and That the triumph of the Defnocsatc
ticket in the il not now even prob
leTaticaL The gratifying indications that the South
will be unit Noveber next and the positive as
surances Of our friends that the larger portion OF tie
North and Northwest will be ranged on the side Of
the Democracy, render the continuance of the Sen.
tinel no longer essential to the campaign.
I We wonder IL the above are all tie reasons that
sr. Tucker has for discontnuing his paper. III we
did not fear our retiring brother might deem t. I'M
pertinent in Us We would ask him IL starvation or
despair had not more to do with the matter than the
gratifying Indications which he speaks Of! Mr.
Buchanan,s cause must be desperate when friends
like Mr.. Tucker r'asggiye ggiy up the ship
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We learn from the Charleston Courier that ME-.
Alexander Carroll, one of the editors of that paper
died of bilious cholic in that city, on the afternoon
of the 2lst inst. Mr.. Carroll was native of Eng.
land, and had been identified with the South Carolina
press since 1S49. 'a5
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ARREST or A GANG OF RoBBERs AND MURDERERs
The Mobile Register Of Tuesday last gives the par
ticulars the pursuit and arrest Of apartof a gang
civilians who have infested the neighborio and
the borders Of the State of ION the old
Paseagoula road, for the last twenty years sssSF
s These men have been dnring this whole period
pursuing systematic course Of highway robbery and
murder, but their crimes have been 10 well hidden
that they have hitherto deaed detection; net sus-
picion was very strong against them, and when d
man named Richardson was killed last March an in
diement was obtained against Of these men, who
are named Copeland, and another named joshua Wa
ters. g;3 ssy 5$SS i55i5 ND
The Register gives the following account Of their
capture: MI, 81
sheriff Of this county ordered some of his lepu-
ties together with large posse, to proceed and ar
rest these men The posse went out to where these
men were supposed to be, near what is called Postum
Neck, twenty three miles hence on the aPascaag1Ia
road surrounded their house on Saturday rnors,iEr
last about daylight, and attempted to take them.
The rascals fred upon te coming very near hitting
one of them, who thereupon fired his double barreled
gun at his antagonist wounding him. but ot severe
enough to stop lim. The posse then made a rush
at the house and succeeded III arresting The two
Copelands, together with the man Waters, whom
they have now in custody. #s sii
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= &Foursli Congress 1fts sez saan.

WAsHEEGToN. August 81 Both Tile galiasiss Of
Ene senate and House were crowded at noon to wit
ness the opening Of the extra session of Congress-
lmnserlse " interest was manifested. "A
sses'ase ght Senators were present at the
hour of opening The session. The Presidents Pro
elaInato was read and on motion of Mr. Hunter the
secretary was ordered to acquaint the House that
quorum had assembled and that the Senate was ready
to proceed to business, 3 M 5tT75 & sIs57IISsg
Hotlses-Fhe Speaker announced that ILL House
had assembled in pursuance Of the Presidents uroca-
nation, which was read The roll was then called
and 179 members answered to their names ON mo-
ton Of Mr.. Phelps Was ordered that the Senate Be-
informed that the House was ready to proceed to
business
Mr.. Smith, Of Virginia, made an Intellectual effort
to Introduce resolution looking to the employment
q Vanderbilts proposed line Of steamers between
New York and the ports Of Europe. for CARR the
nails other propositions were objected TO- several
members pressing the hope that no new business
would be introduced. z
Halepast one o'cIeck. Both Houses are waiting
for the Presidents message IA
b On motion Of MI. Campbell, Of Ohio, the speaker
appointed the standing committees which are instrc-
ted similar to those Of the late session.
A joint commits was appointed By both houses
to wait on the President to inform hinntat Quorum
Of each body had assembled and were readp 10 recr
any communication he might be pleased to make.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-28

The submarine telegraph cable was successfully
laid on the 18th inst, by the steamer Telegraph from
the Great Point of Nantucket. to 1fonomoy Point,
Cape Coda distance Of fourteen miles. It was ex-
pectcd to be in working order in two or three days.
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Wire rope is coming into extensive use for the
standing rigging Of vessels It is asserted to be only
strength consequently offering much less resistance
in sailing by the wind or in steaming against d gale
i is also but twohirds heavy as hemp, and there
fore adds materially to the stability of a vessel 1t
far superior to the deadeyes and lanyards now en-
ployed; and if employed for back-stays, and the
chains are extended down to meet the copper com
pete lightning conductor is established on every side
is very old, and extremely juicy in very hot eli
matenether of which evils exist to the same extent
il the wire-rope rigging, although paint and some
times tar Is the latter as an additional
protection from the weather. e.
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TIE LAKE.

G~G u, s.. MAIL. - FOR MANDEvIILE*
ez4NlIhktJ Lewsburg Madisonsie Coyington and Aba
stassssaaa spr1nga The steamer w. C. Young,
jpes. as follows = s5s7 Y ~ ~
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ATTEMPTED MURDER NEAR MoBIIR.-Tfe Mobile
Advertiser, Of Tuesday morning, has the following
II Mr.. Zeno i0rsos who resides In the upper part Of
this county. was waylad and shot near Gitronelle,
on Sunday last, BY Q man named Samuel jackson, a
had had difficulty in the morning, and separated.
Jackson then provided himself with doibe-bar-
relied shotgun, loaded with buck-shot, and placed
himself by the roadside where it seems, he expected
back, Jackson discharged the contents Of one Ct the
barrels at Orso, woundiag him severely in the neck
thigh and abdomen. The horse on which be. was RI
ding was also considerably wounded, jackson was
arrested and brought to the city yesterday morn
ng's train. H. M u
The wounds of Mr.. Orso, though severe. it is
tllought, will notprore mortal We have not learned
the origin Of the difficulty Mr.. Orso is wen known
IN this county as one Of our Oldest and most respect
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-28

- ESTILL SPRINGS, EsTILL COUNTY, KEN
EI Ckf-Ths fine Summer Retreat is situated the
L entncky River surrounded by wild and romantic
tain scenery and is of the most picturesque and healthy
locations in the world 1t is yfve miles from Iexng
ton and accessible fine graded road Arrangements have
been made with the kentucky Stage Company for running
line daily coaches from Lexingtono the Springs
that passengers leaving Cincinnati by the
ing train of will arrive the Springs the evening"
The place in fine condition and is for the recepi,n
of visitors. Mrs. o. CHlLES,
my23 of. .. ..@.s.4sg JOHN CHILES.
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sTEAMBOAT .DEP PARTUREs.
FOR RED RIVER.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
re- : sTEAmERs ECLIPsE IT.

:. IT, !, sTEAlEts EcLIPsEs IT. ~
AEEst5za SOUTHERN BELLE. fss..ss3kzs53a fses..sks5a
TIE magnificent U. s. MALL THE elegant aud fast run
steHIuer n lipse, L. Y. |nEG steamer Q II rn
Rr0adRe. commander wi IL lie, j. l'rnadWeli
her regular weekly lcommander viii coninecc ler
trips New Orleans Vicks regular weekly trips in the New
burg Mikenss Bend lake! Orleans Grand Gulf, Rodney
Providence tradeIand Natchez trade, MON
on THU RSnAY sti Sepem DAY, The Sl September eav
be leaving Orleans ling New Orleans MON
THURSDAY EVENING" attDAY EVENING, at O'Clock,
O'Clock for the above and she above and all intee,l
Intermediate landings. lae landings. .
The above steamers undergoing thorough overhaung
ren will be In complete ORDER and will attend fait nly
to all business entrusted to their care ~
The ECLIPSE will receive freight for Yazoo river, and
ship ut ycksb,lrg without delay. .
Neither the ECLIPSE the SOUTHERN BELLE will be
responsible letters packages containing money other
vanabes unless regular bills Of ladng taken and contents
stated for any vaabes deposited by passengers with the
clerk, contained in baggage. 49,,
bills Il he recognized unless contracted under written
Captains either Of the above boats and all bills
be presented at the Office of the boat to which they belong
before u O'Clock he day Of leaving for approval which VIII
then be paid presentation the office OF the Agents. G5 ra
vicr street.
For freight passage apply on board or to T
BROADWF5lI., BROS. & CO., 65 Gravier ST., =
IA orI.EW1S SNAPP q CO.. 81 Front ST.
N B-A clerk will be the Levee Monday morning
freight both boats up the time of leaving
III
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TTHDBF'S EXPRESS-THE CITIZENS MUST BEAR
i'll mind arrangements have been made to this Express
by steamer Fsbee all the Watering Places the
Coast will travel the boat and and take
charge of the baggage parcels bundles etc Agents at the
different points viii forward all packages entrusted
their Chest will be the office for the reception Of
packages, bags, etc.
This Express also with Mobile, Montgomery Badon
Springs, Point CeG Hollywood and Daney Chest ut the of
ice.
Baggage by the Kate Fisbee checked through to and
froa nvenence will admit and avoling the annoyance
and fleeing of Stewards SIMEON TOBY JR.,
je3 3n IS traver street, corner Camp
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

s-aza - r-z==e======z=z=- NEW ORLEANS, OPII-
5ss UsAS AND GREAT WESTERN
k&tsEEesztalLSEEfgI-1s1s r ABROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.
On and after the M Of )ue next Passenger trains will leave
the Depot Algers EVERY DAY A. N.
Leave Grctna every day .7i0 A. N.
Arrive Bayou Bnuf every day ..........tI0 A. NJ.
RETURNING:
arrive AT tIFeii + ~
r
Excursion tickets to to the regular Stations and back the
day will be issued as follows:
%
To Bayou des Alemanis. Observation-Disclosures. :. 70
TO Raceland I.afourche Crossings and Terebonne. 90
To Tgerrille.. .....-....................3 90
Between intermediate regular Stations, prices proportional
Ferry Boat will with the Passenger Trains leaving
the foot of st. Ann EVERY MORNING o'clock pre-
cisey.
Freight will be received for Bayou Bunf and intermediate
Stations by the Company the wharf at the foot of ST. Lois
street. EVERY DAY until 3 o'clock P. NJ. All up freight
must be paid by the shippers and freight be delivered all
oher STATIONS than Bayou des Aemuuds Raceand La ourche
Crossing Tsrrehome, rigervlle and Bayou t~here
the Company have agents,) must be pre- paid
Printed Rules and Rates OF Freight be had application
al the office OF the Company.
A. 3. SEGER,
If Vre.p President,
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H.. -. L
3ntIt,a LewisburR Waisonylle Gtnyineton and ab;ts
sfasssssssSS5ssa Springs The steamer w n Vn,1Ur
Cant HOFFMAN will leave for tte snso ~ III
inrs as follows EE7E y - w e N iiu
Leaves New Orleans. R ,turpine leaves
Nv Pnntchari-ain u I, Ir.,i,,snsaa
1roauhy Tnn.dayy " : .t.ti5 10 ~. eafs. cars. A. NJ y
Te3nesdav f'.'i'i5 10 = 555@3fs f ~ .g.-HG "a
Thursday - 10 :.
Friday '5@@ -. 5H
SATURDAY !. -. !. i,ii''3 p II o,rsy 4, .
nv. Passape 81 Meas n canis mi i'' '' D .'
E9r further nartissn%iars % snnls NJ s ~ I,.s . i. ~ E II
@ anle. D: 9. LoWBER. Agent, % Maeazine zi.
suga PLEASURE GpyCUYsrnN
r. +ssIh Ihs-s--jess 2 TWICE WEEK AGR6ss : THE IAEES
The elegant low press,rs seamai ROW,
Chamberlain master viii leave be e end Of The Pontar
train Railroad every TUESD and Y on tho arris
Of the O'Clock A. b. train for Mnnaee;iia nI fbe- nn;ce
commencing on Friday the latf in gor th
to nets,,re seekers who NAV yish n a1o s hnrn S ~
refreshing lake breeze Rernns from Mandeve The Il same
day time meet the half past ococl train far ibe
n This arrangement will not interara vii; +he ranlor
trims of the boat as ad vertised in her srbadn,e w W
jv22 If Tickets 81 !; Dinner soc ~ a3
---------------- - -
sa her notice, The steamer Southern Star,
s GLEAR and rf BATTLEs y HAsFk Hsk NJ direct lot POINT
Sunfays Mondays Wednesdays and SATURDAYS will leave
f at n
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g. POINT CLEAR 1zoTEL.-THE pRoPR1E

A UCTION NOTICE, THE SUBSCRIBER RES
a peeuly informs his friends and the public that having
suset his old business AUGTIONEER and APPRAISER
has taken his Office No. 50 camp street
VIII attend to the sale Of Real Estate, Stocks, Negroes, Ad
mnistraorS ASsgnees and all Others according law. He
will also give prompt and attention to all door sales
OF every description
A Register will be kept open for all the Real Estate and
Lands he has for sale either private TERMS at public
ton Every facility in his will be offered to buyers and
sellers of Real Estate.
Practical Draghtsman and Plan Drawer will be in constant
attendance at his Office.
With the that he will give strict attention to his
business in all its details he that he will receive share Of
public patronage, BENZ. KENDIG. Auctioneer
NOES Office No. 80 Camp street.
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WATERING PLACES.

49, CDOPER'S VGLFr-sITUATED IN KINDS
county Miss ferry mile; M from vstsburg by raIEoad
This noted Watering Place for the of Chronic Darrhea
Dyspeps Dropsy Gravel Diabetes Chlorosis, General De
biy, etc., is open for the reception Of visitors.
=. INMAN WILLIAMS.
March, 1856. Proprietor.
here last fall evidently brought here BY goods from
infected district Persons arriving the Well will be struck
with its elevated location Situated in the pine his and will
fail to any local cause for fever Pecauton has been taken
have the bedding used the occasion pointed by resi-
dent physician Or J. s. Beazaey and burnt in of
wtiesses and their certificates pablhed thorough
ton going and visitors daily arriving do not
DESIRE do expect very large company the coming
but every exeon will be made render the invalid
Portable.
m3I If n ~. INMAN WILLIAMS,
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RATEas-BATHs-B Hs-BAEBER1z1NG, Nc

- l6 st. Charles street. .. ....... ..
ROLLINS more at his post. The Ferandah fire for a
while stopped the operation of his well known establishments
but Time the great physican has restored 10 him better
where he give all hours Hot Cold, Vapo Shower
Metctted BATHS. a.
His BARBER'S SALOON is supplied with the best artists
the country afford as Shaving Hair Cutting, Cleaning
Dyeng aud Dressing hnve been reduced down to SCIENCE he
e-is assured that he with aacry and dispatch the
most tasiious, l
He has for sale well assorted stock Of fresh PERFUMERY
Furnishing Goods Cosmetics best Dyes and Toncs for
the hair.
R-Call at his Diamond Hair Cutting and Bnhins Saloon
nl3 FIN jga JOSEPH ROLLINS.
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The Nicaraguense learns that affairs in Costa
Rica were in deplorabie state
The army Of the State had fallen off to five hundred
men, and these being paid in script, desertihg
every day. A general poverty prevailed and instead
| Of invading Nicaragua, the existing government
would hardly be able to sustain itself much longer.
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VOLUME TX.
SEA-GOING VESSELS.
TEXAS AND MEXICO

,5,,&a FOR KEY WEST via, TAMPA AND CE-
1V)EAH OAR KEYS.-The fast sailing schooner IibDie
IVAN Sheppard Capt John Lowe, will be ready TO
Cedar Keys if sufficient freight offers For freight passage,
apply to BAREIII & co, 50
aulSz ..... No. 81 Common street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-08-07
JOY TO THE WoRLDl
THE ONLY IEFALLIBLE RRMEDY
HurleV's SarsapariiIa,

nF all the remedies that have discovered during the
" present for the Thousand ills that fash isheT to-
none equal ibis wonderful preparation. Only three years
have elapsed since the discOverer rho spent decade
cd it to the public and already recognized by the most
eminent physicians in all parts of the country be the
surprising ant d. Give remedy for certain diseases of which
they have knowledge.
All other compounds syrups root have hitherto
lalled 10 command the sanction of f4culty, because
dents which ze the good the sarsaparIla
and eitentmes injure the health of patient 1t
with Huriey's preparation.
This the and genuine the and will
trial. be found TO effects and perfect cure OF the fol-
lowing complaints and d,se4sIs:
Affection of the Bone, Habitual Costiveness
Debility, Indigestion,
Diseases OIlne hldneYs, LV6TcOmplaint,
Dyspepsia Piles,
Erysipelas, Pulmonary Diseases,
EemAle irregularities, serofula, or King Evil,
Fistuls, Syphilis,
And all Diseases of the Skin
Besides curing the above, It is also known be
and powerful tonic purifying the blood and inygorang tie
systsm.
short, without exception in tho cases mentioned
and lis general effect the SYSTEM the ecacious
IL is most desirable, remedy Of the is already
svey used hr0u ghout the country, and is an
Europen reputation The instances has effected
are dsy coming n the pTePrstOrs know ledge and
nOhestaon In recommending to and all who desire
procure relief from suffering One bottle being tried
fects will be too apparent to admit Of further doubt.
Recoeet Hurley Sarsaparla Ia the only genuine article
In the market
III Price one dollar per bottle, six for nvs dollars.
For sale al the mauuactoTy OF Seventh Green
streets, Louisville ny. Alsn wholesale and retail BY H. G.
SCoV and ty dealers in Medicine throughout the United
States, Canada and Mexico. Jan23-d&w1y
BERRY q DEMOVILE
Wholesale Agents Nashville
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YOUNG AnERICA

GENTS wanted in every county in this and .os5;,s
- States TO sell the above and improved CORN
AND COB MILL. To all such, rare chance to
make money will be offered Exclusive STATE and I0uutv
privileges viii Be disposed of unusually ar terms bg
spplicsfon to The Proprietor.
offer you q Corn and OobMill unsurpassed in the
Untn and which be supeFeedsd by pass or future
inve1hous 1t is the very Mil which every Farmer aud
Stock Kaiser should hsvss viii erush from to 10 bush-
els Corn and Cob per hour with hOrze seasy tfed
up and managed weighs $40 hs and as all contact OF the
lnolng surfaces prevented, viii last any farmer
doary lifetime Ispes& thus of its durability because the
Sspe PFncipe has been fairly tested in the old Bark Mn
4 MIL Og TRIAL *
tor one mc1th and don't give complete SATISFACTION 10
return ~ there be any thus disposed let him now
spear Satisfaction is warranted in everYcase or the un
ey Whl Dc refunded. This Crusher be attached 70
uorse water or steam power, which renders the most
Mil south Of Masons and Dixons lins. All
Vrsne-s now in the south require much power
VI VIII soon wear ont According to
THE LAWS OF NATURE -,
Atom and Coz Ail which admits of lateral or w.b6
~oeon, N necessariy, soon out alother Crusers
dsTs no ns 70 .ois grand Objection. and the Pr0prsts
uArs not dispute IT, in the construction OF sYouSe AHaR
1Isve gained power and defy contradiction. have
eSSeneo friction, and challenge cne vyerd 10 the csrt
prevsn'edS .@Ooing lateral notion and aIrs
eo,s-ie9 70 acknowledge it. therefore assert that
lar superior to any other Mill. al now seaS as ~
nsssee invention at the small sum Of - =,
FIFTY DOLLARS. - - =
And any one wanting 'igood thing" is earusstixys
9ussied TO examine the true mes and principles 81 h
hill and erdsr FROM me Proprietor eT AGENTS
A liberal discount made to dealers -s17
J. P. DROMGOOLE. -s-E
SheiSyvlls Tenn, Oct IS Soc PrcDrielos. =
AGENTS. -
Ellis, Moore Co, 81 Market street., Nashville. Mama.
actrreFs and General Agents.
BesUmonb Fall Co., ClarEsFillS Ageat8 for Mortgcn
ny county. t-a
Alb Watkins, Pulaski, Agsntfor Giies county. t--ss
Wm- hunt, salem, Agen; for Ersak.R coanty, Tenn
md jackson county, Ala. --r
,ocrty. = > % =
- ", Estcher, Conmbia. Agent for HeuTy county. =
Al. Bel, 7. Zone, Agent for Smith county. .,-
= Akin Charleston. Agent ior bradley county ----N
'" h Huney q Bros, LOudOn, Agents for Esst fenuss-
q Octl4-lvd6;riE.