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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-05

'ai Sg.TheS Siil'brthe orgsbtss,iou oftIis
Militia Of the STATE 'haAi pbss',t tie i5BGs Q
o. DeIegAtrs by large ms ajor'ty. DoBbt.
Tess the sbill ew IN p,ria the se edatee The
plan nov before alie fNitlfbsa aIgPpfsiatara
istyeF5 difSFtnt ffUm q e I'D 8IAitIa Ggs-
tenn. q Wife it'petSi6s some 0f Lhe pin.
cfpieS ofthe obsolete plan. II saddEe other
provisions bfeh will increase fts lefleien.
fcVi-n}aa h9gifn1s5st 6BH iqn1ssGaa 1fs
~ = IL - -.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-05
TrenSnreS.

The business OF life is serious, not lu-
dcrous.
Every man has right to be thought
and spoken of according TO his real char
ter consequently whoever, by means di
rect or indirect, is the occasion Of his
nei hbor's being worse thought or spoken
! OF than he deserves is guilty Of the most
dt grading vice. "
The value Of reputation is always dear
10 great aud worthy minds. saF
q wise man v i'll always dread beginning
of quarreIs. None OF US knows how much
OF lie evil spirit IS either in himself or in
his adversary. - ~ ili
Ign Ntverthink oil friendship sitlp a covet-
Lo1saman : he loves his money better than
his friend. ~ of,g.s,s s.Iv. hiaI a,.r.
Sweating is an offence, against all that ItIhP8s
! Is sacred, and an alfront TO al wei 6ebav-
Yed people. Men OF real worth have rta.
son to suspect that others will treat the m
at least With civility
He who knows The world and knows
himself. will not be imprudent: He who
stirs up against himself, another's self.
love, provokrs the strongest passion in
thuma an allure. II .GrD IN - 81
|bo Nsverlhink TO entertain people with
what lies out Of their way. be it ever SC
curious in its kind.
Think like the wise. but talk like orGi
nary people. as.4
II is disgraceful to talk with delight ol
other peoples misfortunes.i
If you have been once in. company
with an idle person you need never &C
again You have heard all he knows,
and idle people seek no opportunity tc
learn anything new, or study anything
old.
1t is the concurrence of passion tha
produces storm.
Be sure of ;be fact before you lose tim,
J in searching for cause.
We are accustomed to ponder over Oul
differences OF opinions with others. Lii
wiser aud better to consider those where
in We mainly and entirely agree.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-05

War Ir,s MADE Up sor,-The ieepsps
Of the United States shows shat, e4'e have
two million and a half Of ls1n,s,s, spo
hundred ,housaSd merchants and sixty
four Thousand masons. aud nearly two.
hHndred Thousand csrpeaers We have
fourteen thousand bakers. 10 make cur
brad ,tseaty; lpnr lhopsapd lswyers to
Fst shy !hs sersii? 1srtyathoasand doc.
tors ~ 'iki!' 9r cpts."' 4Apa 4lefn hgnfdred
gdi5orssl9 keep, ,thlE, moIey, pAsa in order.
bSs the, p0YsEi pf public opinion /, controlled
apd ngfae5ured Lltolg)l the press.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-05
RN7 TNolyounp l1ishnien Iiannened

/ EH7TWo Young ltisbnien happened TO
gstfhso 40 sIftay.in whiChsone 0fs them
vas kn6ckes down! His secmtadeFanibp bp
to BIN and eIiedsoat! gas s q
o. 'Z0dBds loenhis. .jah' II yoa be dead.
edn'T you spske ?ssuP - ~ aeta4tsf
q 'sI amnbotsdead but spseHeless - said
the other. 10 SpdFsepi sai gs4sfsa
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-05

+ TIE wAY6S 7nE tNcKfDt -zrIii boy-
l'ssAe. lSEEa .pfht6!' ou Sre5 esltin' dUilar
is astlsk nov ?H95io3g % 46sa agsa ssnl
/ lSic.o8 .g---.' Vsfsll!! sybu mi a., I know
EtEat by sesiniirt the Ealievs se6Srie u. 81
hsSund me that woaIdnfT5a 60dceisr me
- ahen i W8snpOot. .sifg - sIs5ss9in;esEs
- =, ,..,FS -. .s.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-05
.3Eg- A divIse fnForGea 4 sniloti Ga

the Devil was chained up. sFTra sb
d. :'l46A'1obg'fK tfe Hopttf". SsA
s'-us' obh''Was the i4niGed reply 1'' Il ek-
tend a 6Sdr1hts.Bs6le s~0rld.v :
q p" D0es3'ls lsr,fejslnttl J ScE. oil so. the
iubbsr htig giiV ds s@elE De Ioose.' is
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-05

PoNE THE wind it blew. the snow il,
few. and raised particular thunder
With skirts and hoops. and CHECKED coops
-and all such kind of plumber.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-05

g Lola Montez. in her lecture. a,
New York. a few evenings ago. on ''The
Wits and Women Of Paris" related the
following auecdote of Dumas:
He married brokers' daughter, with.
out wit, good sense. beauty. or even a
spotless character. merely toipay alarge
debt he owed her father. Entering her
room suddenly one day. he caught msu
in the very act of kissing bis wife
"Good heayensr' he exclaimed, s'kissinp
her without being obliged to-" els
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-05

;NAsA sAHrs'. sHAwL.-At ths Muse.
um in Leicester Square. London. there Is
now onpaxbibilion the yeritsble ceremo-
nial robe of that .'Hindoo, demon of a
Mana Sahib. q as the Bombay letters de.
scribe him, which is daily inspected By
immense crowds. The shawl alone L
said to be worth a thousand pounds
sterling. and is most perfect srecimer
of Indian workmanship.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-05

4
Ems Moro RAeE.-BayaId Taylor.
wrilingrfrop NuPia. inlpRpsr, egypt ,saYs:
4di YThpse sffiendsl of the African raee
who point TO- Egyptias "a, proof qf What
.thst race has accomplished, are wholly
mistaken. Ths,pply nnegEqes rspfssent-
ediiinn Egyptian scplptqref are those Of
slaves and ,GaPtj Ees q taken J. in Ethippean,
wars OF tlelP Phaoahs,i Tha1epplea md
pyramids thtoughoat &qRia, sa lar tRsitho
sDerelo and Abysipia, all bear. the ihiero,
gIyph .of Iponqtehs, and there y no egi-
deppe I'M allt4e Xslleg .ofttbe Nile, that
the Negsaa race ever attained o higher
degree ,qflciYiliSalien .Lb9n1js .at apresent
exhibited in Congo aud Ashantee. II
mAntien tbiaoppt from = any feeling hos lie
TO that.ra but simply 10 contrpyeH an
opinion very prevalent in some ipArts sf
tns Y nlteo fs2a!ssf tia!aue et .ifaaRags1
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-05

~ = nHalloo, there. how DO gQp ssII
"By tbe. Il cord. sa ae1sh
/" P,haw !-hoa long has II been eutss.'
. Fopr feet" -.
!" HoR dgmB I'll neon hew long has
fl7 been fipcr yeaeisi il D. 49, fT
mo longer bar y 70 neY - :,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-05

R Why are the ladies of Missouri SO
sweet? Ans.-Because they are Mo.
Lasses. - 5,5,.i
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-05
EDITORS arRoPEIsroRs-
5 s.yiHonE M. aaz.

Il. IL VslfauT uPzS Dkks =
IPfjfess5t Il 4. Bard di s lAis Caio,ua
.Goi !ege. ia his j * nt Wy / eh Plis siclo-
E, I, IN j. tllle llll1
- ks the yemen have ecnSsnesd g dis
pence wi h shout der II aps, sopfe u eny
especially IN the city, have httiglit shey
Would prove pRhtoons can ts worn wiih-
.ttit saspend Il de men ncw:stru the
,st feet q ttll teit patsllubns ttgl,slS Sbounds
sfohnd q eif pefsbS,a U6on a siais sis w,
Gus eSit i. ltis sane Ia BOTH essses press
Ire uiItsii lie tftsI orr Eilns. ifnent OF
pfidtfpe4 Men, q snt 81 nt :.
n etofIntty Il. d fse 81 aud perm ufe dssii,@
iFf6s New nYtUtg IaliIea5 zeal JUufnal
Isds asss2 wslK The sstreets Of our city.
IigiStsefns ylats' oids with slief 9pahtIoous
tack4Edp iSery tigffIFy oarouna theiR DIS.
ooh seteds bodies PIE sentirlg if'6tt th at
ibis ia fi1fy and The result
~ "a @Eaanei ii6hh dot 'tiS ptleta iced
itIjG1S app8 Etes EfpF .sellilon9pp llyia
IeiA iApnpnfsaspfSs Il lSa4 EGdfSsl z kass,
T6N ress l6i HRist E69tfaysh i hafiisy{F3 OF
imnihd.9 9d VIM ttie fib9 sSfa 1ssohts ltted. it
is sute sign that the in,ellec is s1So.e
4BE1ttsr Is gave ItOIlda lGRgS ana What,
III The &isa6tn 5fsfsv aF.A tst 8. iSs elm sitefed
q bad g stTSS ti5 a porset 10
SSst bettgr shapSA S6a u worse todstitn-
aoSn1NI osoSa siDtOtsNi 6snnlscteC4 &RD oqas9
HNwBsn pair ssot stsy oc6mss ID As the
door. health paired viii Zap piness flies
oui a. tlie widow. ''En hoSia7i2 f. =
In Tie stisd8@ otsa' snshlP ssli q Hiay be
seen d lsrge 'doct5t's Bill' 'Sdd stiTs outline
~ X fsufs;h. Iu0 0aidW .oI9a9R 81 HldifW
q EesalyI Tipped in the waist IS like n
rose 6ipped ii tt}tbdd! q sltfa the short.
tifivtd, aid falls Tff u etqAfcksStE 'si
The h,ofe, d W9mauss w,lst ii shipped
Iliks ab hour gIsssa. thsam6te it9isbows iis
llhat her sshdsbf HE DE runtiihg out! ~
a2WhRrs bred I'M ths WhSisboHG Sill
entuslly "sonne out" in the visits of tic
DOCTOR ''at'I M 1851 ~ 97i'sH19 hi
e Give me ths milking ora t!adyis ssys.
and care not who makes up her qdfes.
|. l.sssude J aaat isRu; riGsGDP 90 kHs nbi1
Fs 10 tsiass adj tnss .s9i,aeps Its5 ,sis
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-05

g,y 3 sHft, ,IRagf5Ia n TlE1 l
VI 1AT AZ EDlIiR IA Pennsyt-
iysaia Etit95. ~ an ePpssI n lAis patrons.
Tbs, editor wants graia. pix tallow.
candles. ghiskeys WOOL. lille bssstaz.
SSna .AiayshFPg fl's be sfa
& fsy-E2g A. ..1o,s6 z isss s,,S e Sc bs1os
Joii 5son las been an n Aibsnv
pefp petrsfiag leT .ecrge de IS :
ed bristles IN the III .. fat aud sold
is lcr squirrel
bas laa' gniaitn 3ilnIgt
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-05

aa w- Two darkeys, one Baptist, the
;other'a UniversaIist, got uinto coutro-
versy about the origin of.man. The Bap.
tiSt said God made Adam out of clay,
squeezed it into de right shape, set it up
agin de fence to dry, and afterwards
blowed breth into the body. s,..r.r
''Stop!" said the UniyersaIist, :" You
say dat were de fust man eber made?"
',Sartin!' said the Baptist darkey.
"Well. den. jest tell feller whar dat
are fence come from?" u, ..
"Hush!" said the other darkey. "ques>
tons like dat must not be axed: dey
would spile all de theology in de world" "
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-05

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Z ( ia s10 (. 4 yuorud aai s.1aisitH H ,wE1sTl
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-26
to the New Orleans Cressen
-"+-aess-s%--
BATTLE BETWEEN INDIAN TRIBES,


ST. Lou1s, Nov. 25.-A battle was fought between
the Grow and the Snake Indians near the South Pass
the 10Th Of October in which ten of the Grow In.
dans were killed.
Overland Mail,
The Overland Mail has arrived at St. Louis with
California dates of the Goth, which have been antici-
paed by the Quaker Citys adgices via Tehuantepee.
We have, however, some items Of interest not re.
ported by the Quaker City.
Cold Weather and Loss of Cattle.
The weather along some parts Of the Foute was
very severe and considerable numbers of cattle had
been lost by being frozen.
Expedition Against the Indians.
The Carson Valley Indians we're very troublesome
and an expedition had been organized against them.
Free Passage to INDECENT Miners
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company have author
ized Mr. Nugent, the United States Government
agent at Vancouvers', to grant free passage from
Victoria and Fraser river to all miners who wish to
return to San Francisco and who are unable to pay
their passage.
Expedition Against Sonora.
Late adyices from Sonora report that Gen. Gandara
had raised an army of 5000 men and was marching
upon the Government forces in Sonora, with every
prospect of successful revolution
Gen. Pasquiera, the commander of the Govern
ment forces, was however, making new drafts fol
men and preparing to make vigorous resistance.
River Intelligence.
VICKsBuRG, Nov. 25- The steamer Nebraska
passed down at 10 and the Hine at II o'clock thi
morning. The Montgomery passed down at 3 ant
the Iowa at o'clock this evening.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-26
Oen 0rIeans 4aiIp Crescent.
FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER %, 1858.
The Judicial JcRries.


Some days ago, speaking Of the bold and manly
course Of the Mobile Register towards Judge John A.
Campbell, Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court Of
the United States said we should not be surprised
if the editor of that paper had been ncarcerated in
prison, and heavily fined, for daring to express his
honest opinions in his own journal Opinions which
we commended in the strongest language we chose to
bring to bear at the moment.
Referring to these remarks our Mobile contemporary
on Wednesday morning last says:
So far as regards this peril which our New Orleans
contemporary apprehends for US, we know not, do
we care, in how far we may stand in it. We have
heard hints and s1rmises here that were mourning
that danger; but no such considerations can disturb
our equanmlty, or sWerye US with one feathers
weight from the line which duty and patrotism pre-
SCRIBE We cannot be frightened from our propTiety
by the teros OF attempted tyranny in this free land
OF law while truth is powerful and public justice
certain" As little can we be alarmed by the ele
phant OF King Pyrrhus as corrupted by his gold.
What is said above is right 1t is true. Aye, more
than that-it is brave and American.lfke It speak.
language we all understand. The press Of th
country is responsible in law for the errors it may
commit, butts editors cannot be incarcerated in dun
geons because an arbitrary Judge so DEGREES. Their
is an appeal-an appeal to the peope-to the peop
of intelligent heads, honest hearts, and brawny arms
The time has not yet quite arrived for the rule 0
Judge Jefries that portion Of the North American
continent known and designated on the map s as thl
United States.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-26


THE ST. CHARLEs-Last night the house was we'll
filled, particularly the dress.crce, and in the Irish
Genius and the Happy Man. caused great expan-
sion of lungs and distorted phenomena of facial ap-
pearance among the auditory. Collins has sui
generiS way of walking into the affections under the
guise Of gentleman, and, after getting comfortably
in, taking possession of the PREMISES genteel buff
oon, and summarily eecting everything which might
interfere with his purpose of making said premises
the citadel of mrth and happiness for the time,
Possession is nine points OF the law and when Col
Inns has made himself master Of the springs which
work the caCnnatory organs he is very apt to keep
them moving to lively time, and to play any tune
upon them he is inclined. Now and then he touches
one which produces false note, but his practiced
touch likely to retrieve the before it is hardly
perceived, and then he does come back at his human
instruments inyincibly. He makes them ring with
the sweetest of all musc-hearty langhter-for
every note speaks of happiness for the time-which
all desire for all time. But if the house was good
last night, it will doubtless be better tonight as
it is the occasion of Collins benefit, He will play
Sir Patrick 0'PienPo in the Irish Ambassador,
and four characters in The Irish Genius" singing
sundry favorite songs. Messrs Bowers and DeBa
will appear as siasher aud Crasher in rattlint
farce of very much the same title.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-26

AN ARTIST IN TRoUBLE.-0le Bull is travelling in
Norway. As he was lately walking through the
street of the small town Of Dramen, smoking his
cigar, he was suddenly aceosted by police officer,
who led him off to the commissary of police, by whom
he was sentenced to pay fine for violating the police
regulations, which forbid smoking in the streets
Unfortunately, Ole Bull had come out without put,
ting his purse in his pocket; he was consequently
sent to prison. and it was not until the next day on
ascertaining who he was, that the official sent an
order for his release. The Norwegian journals have
taken up the cause of the artist and at the present
moment the cigar Of Ole Bull has assumed the mag
nitude Of question OF high importance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-26

Danger OF EATING LATE supPERs.-A young
man named John Riley, Jr, residing in West Troy
n Y, attended dance one evening recently. After
the dance he ate hearty supper, and soon after re-
tired to bed at his home apparently in good health
The next morning he was found BY those who en-
deavored to awake him lying dead in his bed A
post-mortem examination showed that his death was
caused by congestion of the lungs, produced by ndi
resti0n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-26

At Durham assizes a very deaf old lady, who had
brought an action for damages against a neghbor,
was being examined, when the Judge suggested a
compromise, and instructed counsel to ask her what
she would take to settle matters. "What will YOU
take n asked the old gentleman in the bobtafled wig
Of the old lady. The old lady merely shook her
head at the COUNSEL informing the jury in conf,
denee that 'she was very hard q hearin" His lord
ship wants to know what you will take 2" asked the
counsel again, this time haWnr as loud as ever he
could in the old lady's ear. q thank his lordshp
kindly the ancient dame answered stonty ttana If
us no Ill convenience to him Til take little warm
alei
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-26

New DANsEUsE.-Mle Livry, a new danseuse,
is at present all the rage in Paris She is but sixteen
years DID, and those who can remember Taglion say
that this child possesses most perfectly all her ira
ditions and that since that artistic left the STAGE no
other save Mile Liyy has ever been able to approach
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-26

CUBAN NrEIGUEs--The Washington States learns
from friend, almost direct from the Court of Madrid
and whose fine attainments aud high social position
enable him to approach the highest personages ofthe
Spanish Court that France has taken up the subject
Of Cuban independence, aud with England is propo-
sing to erect Cuba and Porto Rico into semiinde-
pendent Monarchy, on payment of fsnta from that
island This renta is to represent the interest on
national debt, to be assumed by the new Monarchy,
in consideration of her independence, the debt and
,enta to be assured by France and England bond
for the nonannexaton Of Cuba to the United States
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-26
TFte SoufEero OI COnIpGny.

The undersigned having bern appointed SOLE AGENTS for
hs saIa of the products manufactured by the SOUTHERN
OH COMPAST's Factory at Mobile, prepared to
Machinery OIL
warranted equal 10 wINTER-,TRA AIMED LARD OIL, for
gphEicating purposes
Paint OH,
sutabIe every description Of PAINTING and for ALL
C0LoRS except white extreme light shades
Gas OIL.
Manufactured expressly for the portable gas apparatus
Deck OH,
Ocsuperior qualify for decks Of ships and steamboats,
Also
Navy Pitch,
Which will be found Of superior quality perfectly clean and
free from all impurities.
The Machinery oil is fully guaranteed, when purchased Of
any recognized agent Of tie Company.
For sale by the resident agen the works IN Mobile and BY
G. c. BOGERT & Co,
Agents Of the Company,
as6 2ptfkw 2 Camp street, N. 0,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-26

MURDER on THANKSGIVING DAY-A military
company called the Fox Musketeers went from New
York to Harlem, on the 18th, on a shooting excur-
sion, and in the of the day row occurred in
which half dozen of them chased an outsider
named Stackpole into an adjacent swamp, where one
of them, man named Thompson stabbed him
fatally with bayonet Thompson and another man
were arrested.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-26

SERIOUSLY BURNED.-We learn from the Montgom.
cry Advertiser that the wife Of Alderman McLeland
of that city, seriously burned on the night of
Monday last, by her clothes taking fire, that her life
ia desnoirpd nF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-26

HENDERSON & GAINES,
No. 400 Canal street,
Are opening complete assortment Of GAS CHAN
DELGERs, PENDANTS, BRACKETS, etc, Of
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN MANUFACTURES,
ranging from tle lowest priced upwards.
When desired they will be put up without extra charge.
sea 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-26

A MECHANICAL CURGosITY.-A man in Buffalo,
New York, wears most rare and ancient curiosity
in the shape of wooden watch, only one hundred
and dfty.six years old 1t was made by Casper Glaz
Stetten, in Switzerland in 1902. The pnions and
verge are of stccl; the barrel, main and scope wheels
are composed of brass, and SO is the balance. The
rest of the watch is entirely of wood including the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-26

McCULIocH-We learn from Washington that
Major Ben McGulloch, who SO satisfactorily dis.
charged the duties of Peace Commissioner to the
Mormons, last summer starts for Arizona, on Govern.
ment business, within few days probably to select
locations for military posts designed to be estab-
lshed in that region.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-26

SENTENCED TO DEATH.-A man named Flynn was
convicted Of murder, at Lockport N. Y last Spring,
but was sent to the Utica Insane Asylum, He has
been discharged as of sound mind, and is sentenced
to be hung on the 7th of January.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-26

THE Navy DEpARTMENT.-Th estimates of eX-
penditure in the Navy Department of the next fiscal
year. for the Navy proper, amounts to 100000, a
million less than those of the current year So that
no large increase of force in any quarter can be
contemplated at present
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-26
5,51o PRIz SIN.
~ MAGNIFICENT SCHEME TO BE DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY IN DECEMBER

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
prizes Of 800 O0npproxmaug $4,000 przs 81 900
prizes Of sOapproxnating to $4,000 prze are... laN
prizes Of .5Japproxnatiugt 10000 prize 1000
prizes Of 225 approxnatingt to 5000 prize Ga
prizes OF 2WapproLimang to 1000 prize
prizes 40 sppropriating 5000 prize Gre....
przea of l00spproxmating to 1900 prize are...
5000 prizes Of 9Are.'''...''''. loUJ
B6t0 pdzes amounting S529O
Whole Tickets sl0; Halves IS; Quarters, $3.50.
BB-A Circular showing the Plan of the Lotteries will b.
sent to any desirous Of receiving It.
5000 will be determined by the last agurs ofs
Number the $4,000 prize. For example II
drawing g5lg0O prize ends with No l. then ell the
tickets where the nmber endsin will be entitled to $40.
e number ends then all the tickets where thsnuD
Ter ends in 2wll be entedto $50, and 50 into 0.
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole
10 Half .........,.. 90
10 QUARTER. ........,... 50
-. 10 Fights ...,....t... 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTTFICATEs,
money address for the Tickets ordered
receipt which they will De forwarded by first mail.
Purchasers tickets ending IL any Hgare they
designate. a."..
The drawn Numbers and Pfzos will be sent TO
olAsers Immediately sitter the drawing.
r Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
give their PostOtics, County and State.
As- Remember gery Prize Is drawn and psyablsi
fall, without deduction.
All communication strictly confidential.
Address for Tickets Certificates either to suuol
Swan { Co.. Augusta, Ga, or to
sAAi'L SWAN d CO., Box 36 s, Post-Ofhce,
u24 2p6W New Orleans, Ls ,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-26

CAROLINA TAR in quantity is offered for sale by
Mr. Alfred Kearny, Y gasne W. refer adver-
tisenens.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-26
WagmOtta Cotton Gtle.

The Undersigned Agent sale Of this improved Paten
GIN STAND has hand large stock Of aIl sizes
FOR speed ehtusss draft and beauty Of sample it
unriyaied
M. S. HEDRICK, Agent,
2s Camp street.
gslD 2ptal&W Also 81 Frost ST.. New Orleans.