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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-12-08
HOUSE.

Committee on Prjciicges and Eicctioas.
-Ti Srmons, } II Books, w Stokes,
II Williams, " I Gilmore, II G Davis,
+ Byrd, Il Doz'er, + Span Hammond,
ID l. Smith, II l. Nandiver.
Ways ard MranS.-C G. Memminger,
i + Perry, } } Ryan, B johnson, +
kiIgore, J II Read, jr, Richard Yeadon,
l. G Krk David Ramsay.
Jadiciwy-R Is BoyIs,on, joint A IN
clis, William Whaley. l. ] Jones, w II
Tailey, 5 MrGnwan. w NJ Shannon, G
III Smonron, Henry BUST.
Fedcrai Rcldtions.-Joseph ID Pope,
George i Elliott, Allen McFarlan, r w
Seymour, J = Adams, A i Aldrich, c
ii Suher, l. w Spra,,, John G Presley.
C1oims-Thomas Thompson, ii Eel.
der, J w Stokes. John Williams, J B
McCants, } j Raymond, w ID Simpson,
X : Dmyea. James McCochran.
NiH"ry o Edwards, J Lucas,
J II Williams, 6 PRESLEY. } + Rut.
ledge, S NJ Wilkes, A J Green, IL G
Smart, II II Harper.
Interpretations "A i Aldrich, Il w
Seymour, W II Campbell, w w Adams.
} 5 Shanklin, X Duzier, VI j O'Connor,
J s Wilson. G l. Townsend.
Roads, Brdges and Fcryies.-J NJ
Gadberry, G = Williams, Henry G Smart,
J G Mckewn, Elias Venning, A Nc
CIcIland, James Tompkns, + Broyles,
5 Craig
Raiiroods.--B F Perry, A MacfarIane,
s N Wilkes, + Lanneau, q i Elliott, NJ
l. O'Connor, X Maxwell, } L Adams, +
Vennng. "
Educdhon-S Samuel Mc(iowan, Wm.
WhaIey, ID BIauding, ID II Rice, IL l.
Pinckney, jr, G II Screven, w ID Simp-
son, w W Adams, } l. Shnnklin.
Internal ImproVements-WS S Mullins,
Il l. Heriot, J NJ MikeIl, + i Lide, S w
Douglas, n Evans, w NJ Be!ser, VIM.
Jeffries, + 9 WhaIey.
State House and Grounds.-B J John.
sou, VIM. NJ Shannon, J WardIaw, G
ii Simonton. 4 J Green, III J. Pinckney,
jr, Z Span Hammond, J A Metts, G.
Pinckney.
Public Buiidings.-J C Hope, d vii.
Iiams, Il Beatty, L NJ Whiting, b Me
gCants, w J Goodwin, J QuattIebaum, +
Sistunk, X & Howard.
AocJpntS. Wallace. j s Wilson,
A S Wallace, J II Norwood, 9 + Town.
send, J L Raymond, ID Williams, @ +
Williams, J n Cochran.
C0iored PopUIdtion.--J HaHeston
Reid, jr., J j Pope, J. Richardson, jr.,
A Jones, + Moore, l. w Spratt, I Broy-
les, Z G Whaley. II II Harper.
dgrieuliu,e "A l. Dearing, X Beatty,
j K PoTcher. A Jones, q + Cherry. II
q Davis, J NJ Mike!l, N Evans, w j
McFadden.
Commerce and dgrieulture.--R Yea
don. J J Ryan, + Lanneau, J III Hudson,
X Maxwell, J Johnson, jr III X Vandiver,
Il NJ Whiting, J II Fe!der
Offices and OFFERS ID Banding,
ID ii Rice, L Wright, sr., w NJ Belser,
G. X Cherry, L 4 Porcher, j ii Hudson,
w NJ Foster, II Norwood,
LUndfic dsyium.--J J Wardlaw, J C.
McKewen, J A Nets. s w Douglas. J
ii O'Cais, G Pinekney, NJ Sullivan, J
ii Ware, + Harrell.
Medical miitee.---G Muller. II
O'Cain, B Kilgore, NJ Sullivan, j A
Keller, j II Ware, A J Anderson,
Public Printing! johnson, jr., A..
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WHEw "A story is tcld about man
out West, who had har lip, upon which
he performed an operation himself, by in.
serung into the opening piece Of chick
en- sesh. 1t adhered and filled up the
space admirably. This was well enough
until, i'll compliance with the prevailing
fashion, he attempted 10 raise mcustach.
es, when one side grew hair and the other
feathers.
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A sermon was preached in the parish
church OF Clowie, 10y the Rev. ii. Phillips
b. A., from Except ye repent, ye shall
all Likewise perish Amongst the con-
gregation was female, who was dull of
hearing and on her return home, she told
her husband that the reverend gentlemen
had taken for his text, Except We pay
your rent, you must all 90 TO the parish
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The REASON VIVA small lad ask
ed permission Of his mother TO 90 to a
ball. She told him it was a bad place
for little boys.
why, mother, didu't you and father
Used to go TO balls when you was youncY'
Yes, but we have seen the folly of it.
answered the mother. We'll, mother,
exclaimed the son, i want to see the fol-
~ OF it, too.
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u know am perfect bear in my
manners, said fine Young farmer to his
sweetheart.
NO, indeed, you are not, John: you
have never Rugged me yet. You are
more sheep than bear
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We'll, Mr.. Richards. how does my con
get along with his grammar lesson Z
he surpasses any pupil that ever
had
In what does be chiefly excel, sir
In stupidity, sir. He smpasses any oy
,hs' ever saw ia llaI quality, SIR
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!he train of cars swept on, as many a
train had done before; but within it les.
son had been given and learned, and the
PuTport ot the lesson ran somewhat thus
-DoN'T JUDGE FROM APPEARANCES.
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Appointments Of the S. C. Military
Academies, for 1859.
CADETS,

} i Patrick, Second Lieutenant, Arsen-
al Academy.
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Below are the standing Committees in
ihe S. G. Legislature, announced Wed.
ncsday oath :
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-11
..sP,ost Sc ayAs,I1
: -rHE JAY-BInp SONG. 10 W

assi- THE yAY-BIxD soNg;::'i
esss 5 szrssrSs s=rsAlS 4usz l.s
Gc-Ho. -
Dass.eSissp'. H-,ry W xecsr5. Z gast.oa
: = ' -.I,:4aEl.Q! ,.L-l,.0...I,.I
A ..yti.a s.isssh j me Fslssd deer. n9
SAD - Jansas M.Iangosho. 2, u. 49,
Aad Bluc-bird lived bis neiglbcs nesrs. =. =, e,
Janso- Mllango-ho.-
The Blue bid Az npcnthe TOP q : sav pit,
= -J.nso-n ilangc- hp.
Aas he saw the Jsy-bisd coufta Tom III. -
Ja1so-Aa lanso-ho.
The p,ue-bird lan lhct ard de Dhc-bird svore.
Janzo- MaIango-ho.1.
Tia. he never saw such fur before, =
80 JAngS-m hngoiho! ~ 1r4-4
Say SHE Iay-birj. = ue-coat You be done.''
-, AsAhso Mhango, dol: /. T., d,.lA Z
~ fS<Janse-silansoa5. ~
ba.ths Blue -5is1 kept on laughing sin. ~ ~
lingo Malanso-h0! ~
SaystheJay-birds" &C o il, have your will, { Z
Jaago-A alanso.ho! 81. ~ =,
% INC 3 5snEa Ma Msssass-su: rS11I6iE
Aad few to the exsspas tzh aua kissed her,
yAaSo- Ialargo- he:
Tho Buess.f ripped. and the Blrc'bid sr~e,
= Janso Mairngahs:-c
Thai he nevcf x<s so md BEFORE -
So Re ,...ercd ab5ut, and he cou.d no. rest,
fJangoMhlansorhe. - =
AID be went and saoilcd the Jay birds nest.
s8&a4a Jango- Malan go-ho.A y - y 81
Then the Jay-bird sioped with the Blue birds wife,
Jango- Mllanso,ho. "a
Ane Il almost tosx the Biue-bird lie,
XI.r~o -1,ot
And al the birds from tho Crow 10 the Wren,
rnso- Malango-ha.
They uokcd their fun at the B.uc-bird then, fff
III Jansp: " lsnso-ho l.'IlI 9I.iJI |
And The Blue bird moved from the FcTsed'dceT'
Jsneo- II liango-ho.d 1af Z
Bat where the J1s Il dls S sOi hear 80
Fd<the Rue bird vent "a Arkaasav, an -
pp, re Jav.bir? sin stuck N bis craw. - ~ ~
Tango Malango-ho:
And he cried one day with melancholy. ~ 81
Jango- Malangoho:
Because he did connie the. folly, 10
Jango- II llango-ho.
To i.pg4s ri az tSe Jar.b:ri and the Tom ill., -
Tango Ma,an-o-ho. e. 80 boa I
IS be was sitting atop OF the saw-pit, ~
Jango- " .lango-ho.
Aai becauss he ,housli.it ali for the best, .saT
t.as Jango- Malango-ho. sal - fls..i b /
To 60 and spoil the Jsy-bird's nest.
~ janro Milarsolhs. ~ Htioi
And ne wiped biz b.ll and ne wrote his VII.
sa.t Tango N iaaSo-ho. ~ ~,
And the viii is in the family still.
Tango Aaiauso-ha.i .sd.aust
And be left 70 his son This last request,
Jsngo- Malango-ho!r
70 n<pe1 fool scitk Jcy-6.rd's nea.
81 Jansp. Nalargo hc.E FEEfAFael
In mo Sage of Nashville, On TIE way there with
McCory, il October. ls4i. q a Il
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-11
DOMESTIC BLISS. =

"a as.ied Iad5 & Fl shirs;oad." q y
Eyery evening I sec in their beds
A .baker's dozen" Of curly heads. iss sris. p
EseUrasrninS my ,suuber greet
The, paner. p3te1 psaer Of twenty -dx feet; :
ThiRe aEsle Aertsarc alsays ia Afnecrs
TAtEsess iFk fndefh' age filed vita bred snd d
butter.
Thirteen Ir:lc tongues are busy al day long.
And thirseea lizzie hands, with doing something
Fin s.in am .oao.
4: aid :ss "a s : s1si e. sap asd NJ. .Ao ~
and wAsa ~ poor husband comes hone tom his
Tired and hungry. and ferce ass Turk
What do YOU think il The picture he scesl
A legion Of bibles, all IN breeze-
Johnny crying, r.
And Lucy a signing,
And worasoyt mamma, with her ha:- al a.h!irgi
Strong aht angry William, beating little Nelly;
Charley in. the pantry, eating currant jelly;
Harry at the glass, Nth razor a. his throat;
Robert geu bis fingers cEushed when Susy shuts the
Mifgatestheir aching with . fosty-poundes roar;
Baby at the eoal-hod hastens TO begin, 1s.fs
Throwing in lis mite to the uaivefsal din
Alas. ms lord aad master. being rather weak OF
nerve, he53A1 All SntI6Ei9oE i
Dens to lose bis patience IN the stunning topsy tur-
vey..-zss6 - rs--I. fr5a.ss7sf- - aflR
Aad then the rghieaea litteoces all ay to ne for
And :ss T. dan. sJstsg s Lid rlss
ter.
III give you nv name. lest you think me myth.
Yoars, very respectfully uEs. John Smith.
~ t.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-11
The Cash System Adopted

Il pels us to ADOPT tle Cash and Ready Pay sys-
tenn, il being the only course we can pursue TO save
ourselves; and this this late hour, will not avail
US unless those that are owing US pay promptly as
they have agreed. We fatter ourselves that all
will be promptly on hand pay every cent they
are owing, % soon, and if possible, sooner than
they agreed. We hope our friends win be able to
understand our reasons for taking this COURSE
Our motive is not speculation but simply to guard
against danger. - go rge ~ a.
We are not going to makea great sr.ow about
Selling Cheap for Cash, but viii undertake to sell
as low as others do We invite you TO call and ex-
anime our prices and be your own judges as to our
Selling Cheap.
xtfrfl OGLESBEEl & SHIRLEY.
November &c. Sins ttfFl 7 3F-7t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-11

TNHlS company has been organized with the
l. aborecapitai for the purpose of supplying the
demand for the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-11
DAD Is GROWING OLD, DAVE

7o-s-10 - 80 '-5l- ,s-l .. = 81
i'''pssss- - ~ voo.. sEisr sifs5ns5cs
81 % 'ae'rl = = 100 : 3 sz5 I ia is.f
A.. la Z. vnrrnou4n,, old Daxe. .s1s srs es se'f.
~. axes .rs ects;no dim.
A. -ZsL,rs& his sberI5.rslaLdA -.
usv65 ana - vo6pe a shale, - 8 =
And each a stalxart man.
and-vs ~. n lie hisload az light
"A sssv "a We car,. II 20 -fF1 u
s-t;rT 800 o/e4rs 81 =
n.-o
ne ssSe - = ,ns ~ .;oy
And earnsd our norr;dge bv the sweas =
We. "a f Ssss ~ = l =, s cons,a;n so, @
Wh,t,er S;s roll n;rht be. ~ be- .ssie
Nor ~sr.sd s,sr . weicorne ssas soaiis esa-s
Upon bis solid knee i,ass la9s ss,s> e
IN. vhen or- hot,v,. strength earpe. Dave.
And ~turdv rex-esch linh..
He brotf6fS3dAd 3slIow f4$3 %
81. he as vent ss iaisa IL. s sns swarm
I..s 1;ke - 10 1t hsavcs the soil. -
Or sh;s fh.f sheer the main.
-
Nox - - r,u,.< Lid he v,n. Dave.
Throuxh the weather foul and fair,
And q. hsu na mind = Is. j.. D-'f',sa t-0y
Those brave old tales of British times,
of graod-dad and the war;. l.,p.-s RI 4
ls ,.,s...-,,. 49,
I've heard xou saw of ma'au. Dare.
gospel !. what iss you says Q Z -
mas t.EQeQ 1(l nAll 81 KEdfs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-04

TFrom de Mississippi Democrat fst instl
Who Womb fItnl, n ot ,,oTt}5ao
thot tbe movanant noy s +, a ill., + Eue,
I'M swamp lands bordernr INV Misssin t ~ , W.
claimed If successful yy66Id fond To- tii Lii
tionism, We do not presume to say thot r "1
G,a,or , ~ K. ~ ~ eas ouI EuoU
VIA are H ovn If III yaa a ~
former Are a66litionsts in ifsnt IN y Ie
showing that any src6 j,eaas of Uy G plUtIe
out Corresponding increase Of slave iaar yroiid IVA
Istrctiy r. y. si@ae '"poL noaia pe
Cav McWile estir5atss III &C. ,i,,; 60. :
vaGab,a cotton lands n,s m 3 oh stes ol
Ievs@ ggstan, gctItif tEi ~ PiopeI
acres x liz hand womb T = ,l t ~ 9nn ~
nea,ass ,ab n,I Jql9 lhodJ Tdn 2UVuq9
amount n at least baif nn p ~ m wy t
entire slave nonniotiop nf tba 9 u 4t llig
Where eonId mis- boig T1o, f s, M :
Certainly not in those States around where fbe VIM
If an Increase of say sho Il Al SiJ Wiz
every dav Bnt if nocHred nj an + il anu
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SEWING MACHIN ES.
a NEW SEWING MACHINE
Grower g, BAsznHs.

THE GROVER 4 BAKER S. N. 90. are now prepared
to introduce their NEW SEWING MACHINE having oh
tanned five Patents on same under dates Of October ID and
9th.
Tbis Machine Is entirely new and makes aLocK STITCH
THAT IS LOCKED It's constructions is acknowledged to be
the most simple ofauy Machine introduced, and is the WON
DER AND ADMIRATION Of all who have examined it.
The NEW MACHINE is offered for sale ats
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES!
R-From the very hatering in which Machines
have been by the puberesupg the sale of up
wards of TWENTY THOUSAND we are led to believe that
our ondeavors to manufacture RELIABLE Machine have
been appreciated We take this opportunity to remark that
this policy will be unchanged and that every Machine sold
Us we shall not hesitate to warrant every respect.
GROVER & BAKER $. NJ. CO.,
SOUTHERN DEPOT
No. Il CAMP STREET,
New Orleans
ns> All orders should be addressed to VIM L. CUSHING
Agent Of the Company.
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opinions of tho American Press.

I1ro,or I9oIerg t1a
n. all n ,rb,ct IN. rr,brrs SAYS ArnaD
Nav vorl, rrib,,ne.
Observation-Disclosures, MI, vorIx rr4arsr54r,t
-
'-..,.s. wv,
,sn..o, r-.,r,,,,.s .I,,.,, ..,,,4.o,
tAmericsn Medical Monthly.
We Ike Grover & Bakers best, tI.adies Wreath.
Which is bestfn Grover Il Bakers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-04

PAINFUL RuMoR.A rnnor has been current IN
Canada that Lords Grosyenor and CaYenaisb and Mr.
Ashley who are now on the Western prairits. on n
hunting expedition, had been attacked ana killed III
party Of Sioux Indians. A Geographic dispatch
from the British Consul at Chicago published in the
Montreal Pilot says that there is no reason to onbt
the safety oE the gentlemen named.
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PRTEsTLEY & BEIN.
sHnVELs.

xHs. ........... sPADEs........,.. .sHoVELs'
Landing and in store the following viz;
100 dozen s. W Collins Yankee and Kentucky patterns
100 B., Levenus
100 q. Hunts
100 .. Imitation Collins.
100 j. Q. Ames 4 Co.'s best sHoYELs and Spades
70 g..
100 e.. ROwlands-2to4
Forsale by PRIEsTLEY BEIN,
80 and 81 Camp street
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Landing ex slip wesmoreaud, FROM Philadelphia
lOO sheets best PENNSYLVANIA BOILER ROM inch
For sale by PRIEsTLEY X BEIN,
50 and 81 Camp street.
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Isells.

The subcribes, agents for O. L. Hanks Cincinnati Bell
Mandatory hand and receiving regularly full
stock comprising
BELLS FROM 50 TO 1900 POUNDS.
Orders for any weight 1000 pounds, and war
ranled to soald and quality.
PRIEsTLEY & BEIN,
50 and 81 Camp street,
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aR' AoaPHY AND Mr., srAuNroN.--It is rumore5
says the n Evening Post Of the 9TH, that tbe d
aeorges Chess Club of London requires Mr. stannton
either to accept the proaered challenge of Mr. Nor.
phy of 70 ioriet the position Of chess champion Of
England Mr.. Morphy's success with tbe ebess NAV.
efs and amateurs of France has been equal to that
which he had with those of England. -,
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29lso 0fIrans 9aiI9 Ctcstcnt.
sArURDAY MORNING, DBoRMBER I, 1855.

mcmahon asSA 9Nt u SSAA'sS -
to residing something which made us ieel badly I
came to ls under false pretences u came % v y
Harper's Weekly, and without reflection we went y
and read, for we thought all must be good that iouno
It's way into the columns OF paper Whleh prs'elas
to The highest place IN the ranks Of literary
tsm and general excellence; that ppohshes plogia,
phies Of Henry Ward Beecher and otuef ste' a.is
good nenwho can pay for them tnat feYisNs w.
such impartial criticism aii WoFAs i9susp
press of-Harper 4 Brothers tnat - ~ shot'' u
Journal ct civilization s II $3.50 L
thought that the article q igle isLettule iSn w
chose p ignfen an qle hout @ol,u ~ ~
to Jus in that paper oae y aiG ~ ~ lt'ee y
heaggEaTy heaYy, llaseq ils p.s.etS !,
story enfltlea lle boS'l-'fs ~ o1i' y u's W.
After reading q WINE, re 'nouehs. We iiaa inaue q
mistake ana got hola 9 bolne. Leaset' ~ y
inspecting tae heaeng q tne shees' W oeeanl9 Ssi-
tain It was harpefs. hotning les7' an0 1ha' We
nag RFongee ele ieasel .llen n+s siis eliSu
ol iAs oWn " 1sal, " ~ II
pPef oF sty e1ner paper, never puos.so Z asols
4 ,,5isotos y5nro alsrri in rlot
rora Il l,lo,5 anl i1arisI, /, sensual ana nro
fars Il i5e5snt W. sonI5 IN notice Il ggare Y IA
tbst tIsra Is General oninion abroad than Harner
ygsalI, NAV, Is ssfalv nIaca5 IN tho hands of the
y;f,art I'M 5ngsition A q M contents II any
limo tara abnalantlv moves I'M he respect.
abjlitv ybie II ass1res 4 = false nretense that.
,ole n sbear,,s cot;,, h i an,,ernr 10 The vi
tiata5 tstas III litartra bie, d many publications
ara fostarinp and anitivatine. The writer of the
story loss NH even yghip the devil of profanity
tsFonna M kti,mn i with dashes,' thus: cd
d-n.hin j Int gives ii ia full God damn him n
Al exnression which is placed in the mouth of the
.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-04

a full and general assortment Of Domestic and F5felgn
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
Table and Pocket,
Constantly hand for accommodating terms by
tPRIESTIEY Il BEIN
50 and 81 Camp street.
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Landing and tor sale by the subscrbers-
10 kegs BoTLER RIvETs-lli and l1aN55,
50 + RIvEFs, for Sheet Iron Workers.
81 .. O.. for Iron Shutters.
$50 D.. PRESSED SPIKES, 4 to inch
PRTEsTi,EY & BETN,
50 and 81 Camp street.
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GROVER &xBAKER's
CELEBRATED ~.
PLANTATION AND FAMILY
SEWING MAoHINEsr

These Machines sew from two spools and form of
equaed strength beauty and elasticity which will rip
even if every stitch is cut
They are uuquestiOpaby THE BEST in market for both
PLANTATION and FAMILY USE, and MAKE A LOCK
STITCH THAT rs LOCKED
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COOPER & NEIBERT.


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AeARD.-In the Washington Unionl we find the

AeARp.-In the Washington Union! we find the
following;
WASHINGTON. D. c., Nov. "a, Is58.-To the editors
OF the Union-Hhe sentence Of the cOurt-martal in
my case, and the mitigation of the punishment by
the President seems to give the correspondents Of
the New York papers a great deal Of trouble. The
reason is obvious there are some who want my place
IN the navy, and others who embrace the opportunity
to attack the President. think the evidence before
the court would have sustained the President if he
mad reduced my suspension on haEpay to five months
instead OF live years And further believe that the
resident IN the course he pursued was aetuated by
pure motives aud disposition to do justice.
| H. . BOUTWELL, Commander u, s. An
sNoW'-There was fine sleighing in Page county,
Virginia few days ago, the snow being about foot
oeep' IN Somerset county, Pennsylvania, snow fell
on the mountains to the depth Of twenty inches.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-04

T. w. LY'FLEG, PROPRI EToR OF TIE FOLLOW
W ing Warehouses; is prepared accommodate those
deslTous OF obtaining Storage having large ToOny COM
modous buildings special yHdsned fer the various articles OF
commerce. From their proximity the river and Shipping
and the facilities afforded for loading unloading with ia
diminished risk In case of ire being al Fire Fooj an.
ahled to offer advantages not heretofore attained:
DELTA WAREHOUSE, q the riVer-For Grain and other
Produce, corner OF Front and Lafayette streets
MERCHANTS WAREHO USE-aeuerul Warehouse IN ina
of Delta. -
WABASH WAREHoUsE-For Lard aad Bacon, Fulton
7
= HOME wAREuoUSE-ForC Coffee alone, Fstonstreet,nesr
PoydT0s ss
6Tle attention fmerehsns and others solicited ma II
G. u q. ROLLING, SUCCESSORS TO P. RoY3
Wholesale and Befail Grocers,
AND DEALERS IN WINES, FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
LIQUORS.
No. 10 OLD LEYEE STREET, New Orleans
MI ly&W Between Benvilla md Cont
SrORAGE."'". STORAGE. STORAGE,
me UNDERSIGNED having taken the large and connections
bnLg - and y Front aud a 20 Fulton streets Are
pared TO receive Sugar. Flour Lard Bnte Baggug and Rome
forwarding goods etc. on liberal terms ~
OSBORNE, WILSON d CARRAnINE
20 u - Is Front street
CtAR9L3NA SEED RICE-A SMALL LOT on
- Golden Seed superior quality, for sale by
ma BARELLI 4 co.
ZINE OLD WHISISY-25 bbs, Old and pnTe we'll
worth The attention Of conneisseurs and for sale v
-, 5. JONES 4 co,
81 drRYier street,