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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-07-02
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Owe no NIan IA Dollar.
sts az rms LATE CHARLIE. r. sn.RA..

Oh, do not envy, my own dear wife,
The wealth OF our next door neighbor,
Aud bid me still TO be stout Of heart,
And cheerfally follow my labor,
you must know, the last OF those little debts,
THAT have been our lingering sorrow,
Is paid this night So we'll both 90 forth
Awith happier hearts tomorrow.
Oh, ,the debtor isbut shame faced dog,
with the creditors name on his collar,
WhileI am king, and you are queen,
For We owe no man dolar
Our rsncighbor you saw In his coach to-day,
With his wife andahis naunting daughter,
While VIC sat down TO our eoverless board,
To a crust and cup of water;
saw that The tear-drop stood in Ecur eye,.
Though you tried your best to conceal it
knew that the contrast reached your heart,
Aud you couldn't help but feel it;
Bat knowing now that our scanty fare
q. Has freed my 6eck from she collar,
Sou'n iuln my laugh, and hip me shout,
That so owe no man dollarl r.
F6ts neighbor whose show has dazzled your eyes
In fact is wretch,d debtor:
pity him OF from my very hear,
, And wish his lot were better,
why, the man is the vegiest slave alive,
For his dashing wife and daughter
viii live in style, though ruin should come
SO he goes like a lamb to the slaughter;
But he feels it the tighter every day,
That terrible debtors collar!
OBJ, what would ho give, coul he say with us,
That he owed no man dollar 4! .,....
You seem amazed, bat III tell you more;
Within two hours met him
Sneaking away with afrfgiaenedsfr,
AS ira fend had beset him;
Yet he icl from a very worthy man,
Whom met with the creates! pleasure
Whom called by name and forced to stop,
Though he said he,was not at leisure,
He held my last motel so held him fast,
t'Till he freed my neck from TIE collar,
Then shook his hand as proudly said:
5,"Now, owe no man dollar!"
All, now you smile, for you feel the force
OF the truth have been repeating;
knew that downright honest heart
In that gentle breast was breathing! -
Tomorrow III rise with giants strength,
= To follow my daily labor;
But e'erwe sleep let us humbly pray
For our wretched next door neighbor;
And we,ll pray for the time when AL shall be ;ree
From the weight of the debtors collar
When the poorest shall lift up his voice and cry,
SNOW, 1 owe no man dollar!"
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OFLatour Mauburg lost his leg at the,
battle Of Leipsic, After he bad suffered
lamputation: with the greatest courage be.
saw his servant crying. or pretending to cry,
in the corner Of The room. "Nonc Of your
hypocritical tears you dogp said the MASTER,
'tyou know that you are glad, because nov,
you will only have one boot to clean instead
Of two" ,s s.s s,,,-
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. Total amount $S36,l0l 81
This includes cI that | have received
from the I"te Treasurer up to this date
There s yet outstanding $4,000 of his
certificates, held by the Treasurer of Haalil.
ton county. age ., e
In the gross receipts, have included the
redemption fund of the Canal Bank Of Cleve-
land.
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Gran old maid suggesis. that when men
break their hearts, il il al the same as when
lobster breaks one Of his claws anotheF
sprouts Immediately, and grows IN iss pros
per,
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by the record, Breslin settled with Gibson
for. This settlement is evidenced by the
statements OF Governor Chase, Auditor
Wright, Mr.. G ibson himself, and the Com.
mittees, s's.h.4r '.
The, first of the record evidence is in Gov.
ernor Ohnse's message, of 9th January last
In his statements, he dedpcts only $325 $40,
as never in the hands of the present Treas.
urer, Gibson, 'as paid for exchange, or placed
tOih depositories soho haUe used tie money,
and haUe failed 10 restore ii TO the Treasury"
Is there any one here to deny that statement
of Governor Chase! He made it, believing
1t to be true. He acted on t--honestly
acted on it. 1t was true, unless all our rec.
ords lie. 1t is verified by the Auditors Re.
port of 1857, where he actually gives the
precise amount in the Treasury.
But these statements did not seem to be
satisfactory to some. Many honest Repub.
licOns in the Legislature, called for more
light. On the 7th of April, 1856, the Fl.
nance Committee of the Senate reported as
in Gibson's hands all that Breslin had had
in his hands, except the specified losses
above referred to. AS long ago as the 9th
of March, 1856, Gibson gives the special
sums: ...
Paid to him BY Breslin, SSs6,lOl 81
Add 10 this the specified losses, 2O3, 1874 ID
And it makes :. p. Sl,o39,425 II
The only unpaid balance, as found by the
Finance Committee, was the losses specii.
cally referred to by Ereslin, and part o.
which is secured as have stated.
] do not go into these things to screen AM
one, or ineulpate any ore. This is the rec
ord;-it is for you to read, printed for us, tha
we may know how and where our money
goes. ... ...-
BY GibsOn's own statement, iRletter (G,
to the Finance Report, will be found the &C
tual condition of affairs. Here is that state
ment. as l find it in the appendix to Mr.
KelIy's Report:
STATE TREisuRZR's OFFICE
Columbus, March 80, 1856 {
Hon. A. KELLY, Chairman, &c:
Deer Sir:-Below find statement Of tht
gross and several sums ofm ney paid me by
John G. Breslin, E,q., late Treasurer, OIL
account oc dances due from him:
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SALE OF sTATE BONDS.


In this connection--let me call the atten.
tion ofthe people to one other matter which
has record alse. / mean the sale Of the
State bonds issued under the act of April s,
1856, to pay that part of the State debt, $a,.
422, $50, payable at the pleasure of the State
after the 18th of January, 1857. Governor
Chase said-in his message "that proposals
for this new loan fixed by the, ,Comms :
'sioners at 2,4oo, 600, were advertised IN
Europe and America and on theistof Octo-
ber, 1856, awarded to the highest bidder,
for the sohole am0ast alta premium of 81 per
cent. " - =
Now, why is it, that Ohio Bonds, which in
the fall of 1855 were brought in by the De-
'mocratic Fund Commissioners for liz which
had not so long run either by II years
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aflistrLaneolls.
Indignation Meeting.

ANATTEmPT TO @HIfEw ASH SovzRfFoR CHASE
ELOQUENT SPEECH OF Hon. s. S. COX.
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STATE TREisuRZR's OFFICE
Columbus, March 80, 1856

Hon.. A. KELLY, Chairman, &c:
Deer Sir:-BeIow find stltemont of the
gross and several sums ofm 'ney paid me by
John G. Btesln, ESQ late Treasurer, on
account oc dances due from him:
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
NEW THIS WEEK,
COnstable,s Sale.

DY virtue of an execution to me directed, issued
ID on the 27th day Of October. A. ID. 1857, from
the court OF John Doblc a Justice of the Peace in
township No, 8, Amador county, State Of Califor-
MIA, against Mrs. f. c. Griffin, In an action where
in b. +. George is plaintiff and Mrs. 4. G. Griffin
is defendant, for the sum Of one hundred and ten
dollars debt and six dollars and thirty-fve cents
costs Of suit. together with accruing COSTS have
levied npon and will expose to public sale on the
nth day of December, A. ID. 1857, at the hour Of
o'clock, p. NJ, all the right, title, interest and
claim Of the said Mrs. T. G. Griffin In and to the
following described property, to-wit A certain
house and lot situate and being in the town ofVol
cano, now occupied by Charles d. Horn said lot is
bounded on the east by Main street. on the west by
the South Branch of Sutter Creek, on the north by
Van Wrinkles lot. and on the south by Chapman's
lot. Sale to take place on the premises.
A. WARREN ROSE,
Constable Township No 3, Amador co.
Dated at Volcano, this 18th day Of November,
A. ID. 1857.
nov IA 4-4w
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
NEW THIS WEpr
SheriH',s Sale

Df virtue of an order Of sale to ~, !.
Dsued out of the Hon. District q Co's. .ulifected IA
Judicial District in and for the conn, Vi The Fifb
and State Of California, on a iud0moS, VI Amado,
rendered therein on the 10th day os o ana deere
ID. 1851. in favor Of Phebe Hill ana oc'obcr A.
Hulaker, for the sum of seven bnrdr asa'hd VIA
ty-nine dollars and fifty cents with in,o.aa ana vcl
sum OF sI29 so at the rate of three on th.
month from August 7th, 1857 togoiphcen phvl cent pr
sum OF s35 so costs Of suit have Io,i, with the
and seized and will expose to nuhl, "s,ed upon
door Of the Court House in the tow S'e a %,
county of Amador, on Saturday. ,bo ". :, sacs'on
December, A. ID. 1857, at 2 o'clock p I'm IN ia! n
right title, interest and claim of H. ~ all lAe
Husker OF, in and to the following dasor;sd ad villa
erty, situate and being in the conntv ~ prp
and State OF California, to-wit: that & y. Amall,
or parcel Of land lying and being in ,be bbe'aln piece
Amador and State Of California wha.o county Of
Butte Steam Saw Mill is situated and ddeupon do.pn tie
said mortgage thus: That certain niece - erl'ed in
known ~ the Butte Saw Mill. ownoS a. properly
Huhaker, situate at the head of Froao ~ villa
about one mile and half south Of cI;n. hVn ullch
the tenaments, hereditaments and .nnn.., non, With
thereunto belonging or In anywise npssH9ance
w: j. PAUGH
Sheriff of Amador eono.
BY A. B. ANDREWS, Under Sheriff W
November 18th, 1857.
nov IA
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14

of warm and devoted friends, without sin
gle enemy to mar the harmony Of good fel-
lowship with mankind.
Mr.. Griswold was possessed of remarkable
presence Of mind and intrepid courage. His
murder was only accomplished by treacher-
GUS and stealthy Cinnamon, at time when
he was entirely unsuspecting. The DEATH
blow came from cowardly assassin who dar-
cd not, nor would legion with him have
dared to look the victim in the face. Long
will his memory remain green in the minds Of
those who knew him. Peace--peace to his
ashes.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
ShcriH,s Sale.

DY virtue of an order Of Sale issued out of the
ID Hon the District Court of the Fifth Judicial
District in and for the county Of Amador and
State of California, on judgment and decree rem
dered therein on the 23d day of October, A. ID.
1857, in favor Of Patric l.ynsky aud against A. G..
Lane for the of sl06l AZ, with interest on the
sum of Sl06l AZ at the rate of "A per cent. per
month from the 10th day of April, 1856, together
with the sum Of $50 30 costs of suit have levied
upon and seized. and will expose TO public sale at
the door Of the court house In the town of Jackson
Amador county, on the 5th day of December, A.
d. 1857, at o'clock, p. M all the right title, in
terest and claim OF the said A. G. Lane, Of In and
to the following described property situate and be-
ing in lone City, county of Amador and State of
California, towit All that certain property situa-
ted and being in the State and county aforesaid
Dand described as follows: that certain lot of ground
and the building thereon known as the lone Valley
House. fronting twenty-six feet on the south side
OF Main street in said town of lone City, and run
ming back from said street one hundred and thirty
three and one third feet including certain barn
standing thereon. ALSO, two other lots Of ground
fronting forty feet the south side OF said Main
street, and running back from said street hun
dred and thirtythree and one third feet and bound
ed on the east by the lot Of ground aforesaid and
on the west by grounds owned by the Messrs Stew
art * Brothers. all of said property being In block
No one IN said town; together with all and singu-
lar the hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or In anywise appertainng
w. j. PAUGH,
Sheriff of Amador county.
BY A. b. ANDREWS Under Sheriff
November 18th, 1857.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14

ABOUT two weeks ago there was an Odd
Fellows Ball at Mokeumne Hill, and we have
been asked why no mention was made of it
in the Ledger. Here is our answer We
did not hear of the ball until after it had Ia
ken place, and therefore were not present !;
hence, we could not speak of it either before
or after it transpircd Nevertheless, we are
informed by the Committee that they for
warded invitations and complimentary cards
of admission, and we hereby embrace the FIRST
opportunity to acknowledge the same. They
were miscarried
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
MARRIED,

In Volcano, November sth, by Justice ]. Doble,
Mr.. J. +. JOHNSON and Miss CAROLINE YEA
GER, both Of Drytown
At Mok HILL on the sth inst Mr.. DANIEL b.
HASKELL and Mrs CAROLINE EATON, both
of Amador county.
On the 9th inst, at Scottsvillc, by Hon. NJ. W.
Gordon, Mr.. DANIEL HARTER and Miss MARY
A. SANB0RN.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
NEW THIS WEEK. /.
UvdrauIic pine for Sale.

TvHE famous Iron Hydraulic consisting of 800
| feet of Iron pipe and other fixtures formerly
used on the Mason Foster claim, at Volcano, will
be sold cheap, as the claim is worked out. This is
the cheapest and best hydraulic now in use, and is
the only kind that will always "stand the press. y
twill be sold at bargain.
Inquire Of Hanford q Downs, at Volcano, or Of
the subscriber, in jackson Valley.
J. d. MASON.
.ov "a l-tf
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
Election Proclamation.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

STATE OF ALIFGRNIA,
Executive Department
vHTHEREAS, vacancy exists in the representa-
w tion Of the Nineteenth Senatorial District OF
this State. occasioned by the resignation Of W. b
Norman, late Senator from said District:
Now therefore, | do hereby order and direct that
on Saturday, the Fifth day of December next, q
Special Election be held in the counties Of Gala
veras and Amador, constituting said Senatorial
District, for the purpose of filling such vacancy.
Witness my hand and the great seal Of the
l.. y State, at Sacramento, this Sixth day Of No
vember, A. ID. 1857.
j. NEELEY JOHNSON,
Gorernor of California.
Attest,
Dawn +. DOUGLASS, Sec of STATE
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14

STATE or CALIFORNIA,
Amador County.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the above Proclamation, Special Election will be
held throughout the Nineteenth Senatorial District,
composed of the counties of Amador and Calaver-
as, on Saturday, the Fifth day of December, A.
d. 1857, for the purpose Of electing One Senator
to supply the vacancy occasoned by the resigna-
ton of w. B. Norman.
The following named persons at the several pre-
cincts are hereby appointed Inspectors and Junges
of said election
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
nov II
Jnckson Hook md Ladder Co.

NOTICE is hereby given that all of the mem
IN bers of the Old Hook and Ladder Company
who wish to join the present company free of
charge, must do so at the next regular meeting, to
be held Dec. 9th, 1857, at ocock.p p. m. or there
after the regular initiation fee must be paid.
BY order Of the Company.
i. AGARD, Secretary
nov II 4-td
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
Senator to Elect.

Hon. VIM. b. Norman, Senator from this
district, having resigned, the Governor has
called special election on the 5th December
to fill the vacancy. The Democracy of Cal
avcras are moving in the matter and, proba-
bly, during the coming week, will nominate
some good man as the regular canddate.--
Their nomination will of course be concurred
in by the Democracy of Amador Due no
tice will be given Of whatever action may be
taken by the Amador Central Committee
1t will be seen that the Board of Supervisors
have established precincts and appointed
judges and inspectors of election.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14

Henry Shipley Il Co. have
sent us the advance sheets of Capt w. +.
Stewards Last Of the Fillibusters; or, Re
collections of the Siege of Rivas" 1t is
written in a peculiarly entertaining and
sprightly style, is doubtless to be depended
upon as truthful, and promises to be altogeth-
er the best history that has yet been publish
cd of any part of Walkers Nicaraguan war.
Capt. Stewart is an old acquaintance, and we
hope he may make fortune from the sale
of his book The work will embrace about
one hundred pages, and is very neatly print-
ed 1t will be issued from the State Jour-
nal Steam Presses Sacramento at the close
of the present month.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14

THERE are 100, 900 Jews in France; 49, ,OOt
of them in Paris.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14

THE Artesian well at Stockt on has reaches
depth of 1908 feet
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14

THE Columbia Gazette is for sale A good
chance for printers.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14

o supply the vacancy occasioned by the resigna
ion of W. b. Norman.
The following named persons at the several pre-
incts are hereby appointed Inspectors and Junge'
said election
AMADOR.
Inspector-S S. Mannon.
Judges-C. 7. Clapham and A. Creighton.
ARKANSAS DIGGINGS,
Inspector--W. Haynes.
Judges-Mr. Potter and W. r. Hicks.
AQUEDUCT CITY.
Inspector-Thomas S. Crafts.
Judges-James Creighton and J. F. johnson.
BOSTON STORE.
Inspcctor--Henry Alvord.
Judges-wm. johnson and Mr. Patillo.
BUTTE CITY.
Inspcctor-W. G. Harris.
Judges-Joel Turner and Ed. Phelps.
BUENA VISTA.
Inspector-Chas Stone.
Judges-John Kite and VIM Hickey.
CLINTON.
Inspector-J. Colehower.
Judges. Coolidge and Capt. Hawkins.
DRYTOwN.
Inspector-Mr Darnes.
FOREST HOME.
Inspector-Wm. Gilliland.
Judges-Wm Owen and Mr.. Castle.
FIDDLETOWN.
Inspectors Kendall.
Judges-D. NJ. Goff and NJ. W. Belshaw.
FORT JOHN.
Inspector-D. Vaughn.
Judges-Mr. Kinner and Mr.. Gilbert.
CAMERON'S RANCH.
Inspector-G. L. Gale.
Judges-Mr. Martin and J. A. Foster.
IOWA FLAT.
Inspector-E r. Hedges
Judges-Fred. Staples and J. D. Millgan.
lone CITY.
Inspector-James Livermore.
Judges. W. Gish and s. Love.
JACKSON.
Inspector-James Masterson.
Judgcs-Thomas Jones and George Durham
JACKSON VALLEY.
Inspectors. NJ. Streeter.
Judges-Tom Jones and Vim. Amick.
LOWER RANCHERIA.
Inspector-N Parsons
JIdges-John johnson and James Wheeler.
LANCHA PLANA.
Inspector-J. w. ID. Palmer.
Judges-Miner Frink and G. W. Wagner
MIDDLE BAR.
Inspector--Mr. Marlette.
Judges-Geo. Gephart and Paul Shumway.
NEW YORK RANCH.
Inspector-C. Y. Hammond.
Judges-George G. Zeh and David Lee.
PUCKERyILLE.
Inspector - Lindsey, sen.
Judges-Mr. jackson and T. Pindcr.
PINE GROVE.
Inspector--A Leonard.
Judges-David Armstrong and Mr.. King.
PUTTS FLAT
Inspector--Robert Bennett
Judges-Mr Simpson and Louis Colburg.
Q RANCH.
Inspcctor-D. Triplett
Judgcs-C. Kirby and J. Eagan.
RICH BAR.
Inspector-James Findley.
Judges-G. w. Tibbetts and Mr. Church
SUTIER CKEEk.
Inspector--P. Cook.
Judges W. Randolph and W. T. Wildman.
UPPER RANCHERIA.
Inspector-Jacob Emmlnger
Judges-Doct Cartnell and S. ii. Loree.
VOLCANO.
Inspector-E S. Porter.
Judges-N. Klein and +. NJ. Whitmorc.
WILLOW SPRINGS.
Inspector-James Hannum.
Judges-Wm Jennings and James Woods.
WISCONSIN STORE.
Inspector-John G. Whittle
Judges-G. Colwell and w. Hust.
YEOMET.
Inspector-A. G. Gilmore.
Judges--E. T.. Bowman and Z. S. Husc.
WHITES BAR.
Inspector-Mr. Craigg
BY order Of the Board OF Supervisors of Amador
unty.
ii. S. HATCH. Clerk.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
Amador Ditch Company.

We are authorized to state that Mr. Nv
ers, Superintendent of the Amador Ditch.
has been directed by the proprietors to fur
nish water to miners, to be used in prospect
ing, at vey lo,o rates. This liberality will
lead to the development of new diggings,
give profitable employment to idle miners,
make sale for water, and tend to increase the
aggregate amount Of gold taken out. There
are diggings known to be good all along the
line of the Company's ditch, inviting those
who are idle to "pitch in," with just as good
a show as anybody to make "big strike"
No excuse for idling-room enough within
reach of the ditch for many thousands more
than are at present employed. The supply
of water is abundant and constant the year
round.
APoLoGErIc.-Our paper lacks variety this
week, circumstance which is unavoidable.
A large number of interesting general items
have been crowded out Will readers and
patrons excuse us 81 this once?"
HEAVY REwARD.-Horace Kilham has Of
fered $1,000 reward for the apprehension of
two of the Cinnamon who were principals in
the murder of Mr.. Griswold; the Cinnamon
of jackson $500 and tue Governor $5O0--in
all, $4,000 Mr. Kilham has also offered
$500 for the recovery of the lest treasure
making total reward Of $4,000.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
Amount Of INDECENT sick fund on hand

Amount Of INDECENT sick fund on hand LOW "
Receipts from January LIST, 1857 to NO
vember lst, 1857, paid into the gen
,,.i eral fund. md, pour.x $500
Amount received from Foreign Miners o@lN
Licenses, ....'... .,''''
Amount received from State aud Couh etaa
ty ..,..-: .....''.''''''' dla
Amount received from fines, ......''' ,atei s;
Amount received from property taN''' t "a
Amount received from Jury fees
Amount received on account OF proP'i CO.'S
ty of deceased persons. .......'... 5SG
Amount received from Probate Coarh
Amount received from State indebted 1879
Amount received from account Of es- $3.50
trys, ,..................'-'
No., ss5s
Total .:.:....;... .''''''''''' gG1a"
Amount disbursed, ,.............''''''
6slgD
Cash on hand, ..........'..'''''''
The amount Of property belonging
ty, November L. 1857. : 1911
County Jail, ..'..'.,,
Court house and lot and Improvement qSs y
tneFeOu. .. - M
Two safes, one for the Treasurer and lO7l y
one for the Clerk, rk,..............'''' 4SO "
Furniture In Clerks Office, .........,.s
Furniture in Sherif's, Treasurer" gO@
court room and Jail, '''''' 200 "
Furniture, &C., Of county hospisai''''' 1000
Cost OF county we'll, &c, .....''.''''' -
slsl@@
ilV
nov IL
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
Election Notice.

DAvIp +. DOUGLASS, Sec. of STATE.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
REPORT
or the EOard Of Supervisors o
AmadOr County "

SHOWlNG the Expenditures of the Copr,- e.
- July LIST to November ist, 1861: "'' "'
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
Total amount of Expenditures, ..sl2,sl

Amount OF warrants outstanding Janu-
ary lst, 1851, rs per report of former
Board Of Supervisors, exclusive OF
the Calaveras warrant No. l03,. s.
Amount Of warrants issued on general
fund from January lst, 1857 to Nov.
LIST, 1851, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. q
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-11
Wines and Liquors,

17.........,. ROYAL STREET,....
Asupply of CREME DE BoUZY CHAMPAGNE in ouar,,
pnts constantly hand equal to the best that
comes TO this market.
Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
BRA les:
sAZERAC of the Vintage of 1895 1898 and 1905 and otb
brands e
Wills k Y:.
of alldescriptions-Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER in pints and ousrts
Also.
haho my usual assortment of the best WINES and IL
QUoRS in the Market which will be sold on as raasoh
terms as any other house the city,
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d72p!y M - r., stI
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-11

WOVEN WARE.--This is the phrase used for desg-
mating one OF the most interesting processes in the
improved manufacture of ron 1t is simply the in
terlacng of wroughtiron bars into fanciful shapes
much as a lace machine weaves lace. The meshes
are formed in the way but not delicate, yet
wonderfully delicate for the material Masses of iron
wire, of all sizes, go in and out of powerful ma
chinery and going in straight and fair, emerge bent
and twisted with their backs apparently bent beyond
redemption yet these bends or crimps" are the
places for another wre bent in the way, to fit
into and when fitted into the curves, there is
separation.