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Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-13

OLD bohEAs roared, yesterday. and howled,
kicked up the dust in clouds, swept thro' the
streets and around the corners like mad, and
made every one in the least profane swear
Justify. Few ventured abroad, and female
navigators were rare indeed. 1t was dov
TO be execrated
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-13

Mn. CRANDAI, of the Pioneer Stage Co., has
received the appointment of travelling super
intendent on the Central Mail Route, between
Placerville and Salt Lake.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-13

The Richmond Enquirer doubts the posi-
bility sinking the slavery agitation North
and South, and questions whether it would
be wise, even if it were possible"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-13

ANOTHER LAWFUL AcT.-A basket Of deli
cious strawberries and a large lot of green
pluns. for pie-making and preserves, have
been handed us by Geo. Laws, the we'll known
and popular vendor sf fruits, plants, etc, on
ID street, near the post office. Mr.. Laws has
nll the earliest fruits of the season, and can
sell at prices which invite and command Gus
tom. Success TO our friend Laws.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-13

LATE PArERs.-We are under many obliga-
tions to Jerry Sullivan, of San Francisco, for
the New York Herald, Missouri Republican
and Boston Journal, of dates to the 18th
April, by the last Overland Mail. Mr.. Sulli-
van is sole agent for these valuable papers.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-13

On Monday, at Placersille, Wade Helm,
chaged with being accessory to the murder
of Harrison, at Diamond Springs, some years
ago was acquitted.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-13

An American was recently married in
France under the title of Count Alfred de
Montgomery He has sued the Paris Courier
for libel, in admitting letter declaring him
to be no Count, but the son ola Quaker gro
Ger in Philadelphia.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-13

JOHN LEA, AsJ. Winemiller, and Col. E. A.
Stevenson are candidates for legislative hon
ers from Tehama county.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-13

VoLNEY E. HowARD arrived in San Fran
cisco on Wednesday, from Washington, by
the Overland Mail.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-13

A MAN named Lilly, second mate of the
snip Jamos Brown, was arrested recently in
San Francisco for cruel and unusual punish
ment of a sailor named Peter Conover
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-13

The Administration Central Committee, of
Ell Dorado county, have named the 18th day
of June, as the time for holding primary
meetings, and the l4th day of June, for hold
ing a county convention.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-13

PACK TRAINS arrive daily at Quincy, Plu-
mas county.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-13

WE noticed yesterday. some splendid spec
linens OF willOw.ware, at Randall d Cos, No.
&c d street
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-13

FRANK HEREFORD has Withdrawn from, Al -
contest for District Attorney of Sacramento
county.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-13

MrN1xo IN PLuMAs CouNrY-The PlumGs
Argus of the 4th inst, contains the following
items:
Our Elizabethtown reporter opens this
week by saying that "knowledgeis is power"
and goes ON to add that Quirk d Co., are ma
king an o., per day to the hand, in their
claims. whilst other miners in the vicinity
are doing extremely well. Some people may
not see the connection, but we think that if
we were in possession of knowledge of that
kind concerning ourselves it would do us q
Power of good.
THE Railroad Co., on Railroad Hill, in this
county, partially cleaned up Saturday last,
taking out something over one hundred ozs
This is one of the most uniform paying claim:
in the county, and we may add one of the
best managed The shareholders are wor
thy of their success; may it continue unit
they secure an ample fortune,
Woods d Co., of Curtis Point made a shor
run and cleaned up at the rate of fifty dollars
per day to the hand
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-13

Poisonous FLowERs.-Three children have
recently been poisoned in Georgia, by eating
the flowers oftho yellow Jcssamine.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-13

DEPRECATED CoIN.-The banking houses
of this city have agreed upon the following
scale of prices to be governed by in receiv-
ing and paying out the below described
pieces of money:
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-13

d. D.-Joseph Walls was arrested yester-
day. on d street, for being drunk and disor-
derlv.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-13
PAcrrIo MusEuM.-The Bulletin of We

Pacific MusEUM-The Bulletin of We'd
nesday says:
"Abel Guy and James A. McDougall. ccm-
menced a suit in the Fourth District Court,
yesterday afternoon, against VIM. Adams,
proprietor of the Pacific Museum, for 81 900
alledged to be due for rent since lst of Janu-
airy, 1850. An attachment was issued and
levied last evening, upon the bears, sea lions,
elks, panthers nondescript and other Won
ders
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-13
Masonic.

Washington r. A. Chapter No. 18, holds its stated
meetings on the 2d and 4th FRIDAY EVENINGS in
each month, at o'clock. Visiting companions in
good standingare cordially invited to attend.
J. E. STEVENS, II. P
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-13
S4eru 9duertis
Where

Is the place you can find the best HAVANA ClGARSY
In the FL Dorado Cigar Store, where you can find the
very best HAVANA CIGARS, A for fifty cents.
L.LAVY 81 CO.,
FL DORADO CIGAR STORE,
mh29-my 2GD street, near Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-13
Dissolution SOaice.

Dissolution Notice.
TTNHE CO-PABTNERSlIIP heretofore existing be-
4 tween the undersigned, under the name and style
of +. BRUINS & CO.. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, p Roth retiring from the firm. All parties
indebted to the late firm Of F. Fruns Co. are re-
quested to settle their accounts with +. Bruins, who
alone is authorized to settle the same,
F. BRUINS
Z. R0Td.
Slate Range Bar. May 11th 1859. my13-1m+
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-29

fTy-
lug oaao ~. responoens q ne 81 Lssh npsk
"'i'e' " 'hs' Joofnsi' anaer d1ss Of 1lAtnn.0
''n nv" r 80,
inch Il twens,s ss iI hv qnse slowly, -
caused considerable ma n ~ 49, y ~. II
Cairo, and it is more than ever an asnoynsl -
ness y, = veIy slack,
the sfternoou II shan ess ~ H.. ,.o ~, ~ s
brought up i good freight. and VS. - = 4
passengers al the way Literally swaaa1DeM
them. To Memphis she had 19I cabin ~ - -
pa NJ T. sno large crowd % Csfro-
Co. ~ :. = .ns lasn luss-,
bslf m S "c ,Ass rsRors Iae river nas laea
inches Of the high. water msrE n fasa -
yesterday was cool. hat clear and pleasant -
NO - SsS .h our great packet day aad as -
day attsrnaar vh, ssso na Psckss depsssa
anes. 80 ~ : - !. - = : l-.''
Inc shipments Of cotton during The vera -
faes wsrs -. ssmosssed 1888 bsles, q 49, -
Louisville, and "a -. y" q V rs, II
cotton during ths week endin~ 1890.
but 10 bales e = 2
u. q. henner tor Bayss Sws-The $3.50
tn-weekly passenger snd .. 3. nsiI 49, ~
kenner, Capt Jos. Vincent, eoMnasder, - ~
B. Mumford, clerk, leaves n aboss Il &c. -
morning. sIs
c. D. Jr. for Bayou Sard-The pcpsik - -
superior passenger packet G. D. Jr., Get N -
rance, commander, and MI. ,. p. Mo- -
leaves at 5 O'Clock this evening - above.
Judah Touro for Shreveport The el1e -
swift running passenger packet judah To- g
E. 8. Butler, commander, and III. Heny 8 -
clerk, having been unavoidsbly destined, = II
o'clock this evening. positively, fcs shseysk -
all intermediate landings on Red river. 49,
n fra enyYS nrS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-29

GEAH, The Com market was very firm, and the
sales amounted to about 5000 sacks, including 2es5
Ordinary in two lots from warehouse at SIC. 200 Vel
low at 3d. 1000 at SO, and 1850 White in lots at 81
Bbushel .of Oats, the sales were confined to about
z6o SACKS st. Lonis at &c. D busheI -. In Bran,
nothing Of any moment doing.
Provisions. :. We noticed sale Of 700 bbls. Of
Mess on private terms or Bacon, lot of 10 casks
Clear Sides sold at IL tc. y h. In Lard, we heard
of sale on Wednesday Of $50 terces Prime at lie.
and yesterday 1873 kegs at 12ac. y b.
HAY. $50 bales Western were sold at 323, $40 25
and s24 % tun.
COFFEE. The sales embraced hoo bags, including
l5o at llAc, 300 at H. 3l3 at H. and 252 at loEc.
WHISKY. No transactions Of any moment re.
ported.
FKErcHTs. A ship was taken for Liverpool at
a. for Cotton another at 516d and one laid on foI
Liverpool and for Bremen at current rates. Also
ship taken for Hayre at 9-16d. for Cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-29
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE,
RICHEST DIADEM
Ever worn by Kings OF Empexsr<

Because is the God himself provided ~ s1.
race Reader although the rose may bloom ever y
s Soss o Us se g R e
P Th v. sss ~ -
mss week Read I ss and an
FIRST is the celebrated Pianist, Thalberg:
NEW York, April Is. Nsx.
sm for he vi e
original color about the time Of arrival in the Cz
%
slider your Restorative as very wonderful nvsntiOs S @
am, dear sir, yours ~ WIZ !. ,,uv..
by Welsh Nswspape oiassl Is Sss.sa AErilIs sd
received bottle Of your Hair Re torstiye sna %
wle Who eenedsd TO ,ry It on her hair I. l.
but to her well as surprise after few =. Te ss
a.: isss' sHs @
ar strongly raes f9e asey ba
S'n' III want VI s1'D '"A's' CHARLES cAsBsn
p,or wooD with eo,d anew do1k Sas g s
being the most eteacions art:ele Iser -
were almost white graduay grown dark and sr *
s ~ so sap w al -
pleasant itching, common among persons who
PRor Woop About two years ago my hair c.nsnsne a.
tried MANI remedies effect commenced uns ss1 h
ms b saa"sy IT. s, few snp u s.
color (taekj At this time il fnily restored q s
asl u sG Or hfah and appearance and eheerpy
s rhs ss s PIT PIT bottles sss Ct h,ss
one dollar PEI bottle 'be medium holds & least V
e eep re Il prolar'sn than the mall ras ds
don esas oF tarse do s - pss cent t''s
ws Ralin al M nd u NJ
- sesp i y Ell fbasuaa1srs And FANCY seoys
the South ~ Z 80 res rs smssSx9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-29

Chdrcn three old and under those
and twelve years old ali over twelve years old
fallfsre.
Family tickets In packages Of twenty be the
once Of the Master Of transportation Merchants
HES reside the line Of the road
twenty FIVE personal reduced rate
The Company prepared to for ward
ages all kinds place with which they
ton. recoiyng from delivering the domcif patrons
7. S. WILLIAMS
saA II Ma o TRANSFORMATION
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-29
CATTLE HABIT.

JEFFERSON CITY. April n, 1859.
The market closes bare of Sheep with fair supply
Of other stock. The market showed but little activity
still prices of good Cattle were firm in favor of sellers
We quote:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-29
81 @9 7sd HShFhRsRss ssf 4, eo''s

OFFICE-UNDER ST. CH1RI,Es HOTEL, N ORLEANS
For the Reception and Delivery of Coods Tor All Paint.
On the opelonsas Railroad 80 VASE
90 ycnpnny " organized lot the purpose Of doing GEN.
~ LH 49, h5ArnIEsS AND FORWARDING BUSINESS such
specie Bank Notes. Jewelry, Merchandise Bag.
We also prepared to do General CITY Exnpess and Rae
gage Business In connection WITH the New Osan
and Great Western Railroad. s0 Of
VIII call for and deliver with dispatch and at reasonable
rates. baggage Freight Packages To and from All pars al ina
city Of New Orleans. % : $50 S- " p' "a VI"
Mercnan planters and citizens rely upon this Company
- IUwAta me most minute article to any destination we
osi respectfully solicit share Of public patronage.
W. f. BEDDING,
E tn. THAYER,
Authorized Agents Of Bonbaer ca " IsanS If CHA
Express. ~ " ~ ' " ~ w. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-29
;, NEW ORLEANS,JACk-
SON AND GREAT NORTHERN

On and after January 1852 Passenger Trains will leave
New OreAns twice daily 1t 80 A. n. and $50 r. NJ srri7
Ing ut Canton Il $50 P. M. and Q. SO A. M
Returning, will leave Canton al 7sO A. NJ and & ~ p N
striving 1t New Orleans At 4 50 p. NJ and $40 A. NJ
Freight Trains depart daily at A. NJ arrive daily
Freight must be at the Depot by 3ocock p NJ the day
previous the departure the train IL will Law over
uudu uext trn - $3.50" ~ - "' '"' "'e'
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1863
- - -. LxEEW ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT

Express,
Oce In the Railroad Building Camp street. opposite La
iAyette sanare will deliver any the city, sg
gage Packages Specie Bank Notes. Jewelry etc.
the Railroad, otherwise, may be their
chsrge Or forward the Aae with and dispatch
Point on the Great Northern Railroad Southern Ralrosd
or the Mississippi Central Rairoad receiving them pur
either the Express office the residences
On approaching New Orleans the Baggage Master 20
through ts Train and receive the Checks
persons wishing their Baggage residence
COMPANY will be responsible for all articles placed
n eAarge OF the Baggage Master.
IMPRESS CHARGES IN ADDITION TO RR FREIGHT.
Rel than
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-29

RDMBALIER &. CO.'S ISLAND OEY f,TrRA
receive and forward all kinds packages and
0rande Remedios, Nuevtas Puerto Prncine sanaoo do
Cuba Trinidad Csnfuegos etc. in Connection with hs EY
crosses o. Wells Fargo Co.. Darlington Co.. United States
cypress company American and European Express
eaAnge Company for the ied States California Europe
Aeeuts In New Orleans, REDDiN(J 4 CO
felB II st, Charles II indie harles Hofe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-29
CLosING OF GRAND DIsTR1sUr.s1-
ExrRAoRDINARY INDucEnExvss

CLOSING OF GRAND DIsTRIBUz5UN
AoRDINARY INDUCEMRxrsf
Mr.. JAMES r. JUDyON
or " Camp street, respectfully Informs public 90 t
determined to close his grand distribution few Hass ~r
unprecedented Inducements by the addition Of Isze
OF ELEGANr PREsE NYs4
to his rich stock which needs only to be t. 10 sns
all Of which will be disposed Of follows:
His elegant stock of PRESENTS varying in value srus
FIFTY CENTS
One HI nm red and FIFTY DsIlarH
-Comprising-
DINNER, TEA, BREAKFAST AND TETE-A-rEfKG -
VASES COLoGNEs, CARD BAskErs Ffe-
URED WRISTBANDS, BOHEMIAN GILT
AND ENGRAVED D sCANTE a.
CIGAR HOLDERS, JEWEL
STANDS, sPITTOOSS
TOILET SETS,
Etc, etc.,
are all numbered Duplicate numbers are enveIopsa 20
placed in show and every purchaser riet O. -
saucer far TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS - S.<w
permitted to draw envelop from the case and ~ a
corresponding in number with in the enveIcp s.ss
is at once given Them. ssl
6-Remember his place is 81 CAMP STREET
AS-Ladies especially invited to call and the ss
az I'm
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SUGAR, About 700 hhds. were sold at previous
rates--Far to Fully Fair 55@64c. u Ii.
MoLAssEs. Prices were still higher with sales
of some 400 bbls. at 32A @335c for Fermentng, and
355c for Choice, and $50 half bbs. at 37a3sbc. 10
gallon.
FLOUR. We noticed sales of about $500 bbls., of
which 500 Superine and $40 Extra on private terms,
25s Country superne at IS rs, 1000 Extra in lots
at Sc 25@G SO, aud small lot of Common at ~ s75
u Dbl.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-29

icrse Car will leave the city every morning AZ o'clock
and the Lake night at g. hour of
the last steam train.
Extra special trips when required by notifying the con.
ductor. -
The trains will stop at the Station House, GENTLY Ridge
when called updn except mail trips but conductor
lust have timely notice. nj If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-29
Sales for ,ceek ending of all kinds.

April l............... $3.50 market firm.
There is little change to notice in our market dur
ing the past week the favorable advices from Anne
RIGA, per Arabia, having been rendered void by the
continued warike preparations of France and Aus
tria, and the approaching dissolution of Parliament.
During the last two days, however, there has been
rather more activity, with less disposition to press
sales and the market closes at the quotations Of last
Friday for all descriptions Of American.
In Sea Islands fair business has been transacted
at former rates.
Brazs continue in good demand at rather higher
prices.
Egg ltians have been in active demand, and must
be quoted fully Id. u Ii higher.
The imports for the week amount to II 800 bales,
of which 45 ,704 bales are American.
The sales for the week amount to 80 ,030 bales of
which there have been taken as follows:
BY the trade 32,7s0 bales, viz: % AGO American,
l460 Pernam, 200 Bahia, $50 Maranham, 1928 Egyp-
tian, so West India, and 2l3O East India.
sale st to-day vii probably reach 1000 bales 900
bales for speculation and eXport-steady market.
r. p. & F. PRESTON.
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Circulation issue ........... fs274623O esss 72O
Giro aiion active. q, 1872 60 Inc... 53 I'D
Public Deposits 1899 col Inc.. 652T47
Other Dc posts 1892 ,i32 Dec.... 959,253
Government Securities in Bank
ing Department. n,70S,315 Dec,., As
Other Securities in Barking De-
-. parment I77lZIs Inc.... 36O2,s
Coin ard Bullion in both De-
pertment.. .............. 1s.asO.47s Dec 67a.ss2
Seven day and other b lls.. 1874 56l Inc. 39.OS
me rest 5,lultS2 Dec... $685.
votes IN Ne erve: l'4UI0 Dec. L. go
To al Reserve tnotes and coin)
in banking Department. 1l,9S3,3lS Dec. Lib a32
The statement indicates heavy drain upon the
banks resources. considerable portion of the coin
withdrawn probably remains in the country.
COMMERCIAL.
From the circular of Messrs. R. P. & F. Preston of
the sth of April by the Arabia
Weekly Consumption of Cotton for The gears IS 80
1888, 1859.
" American to April s-...............5, $3.50 36I95
W brazil i,S9l Alb
of East India. 7722 2775
Total number Of bales per week go 1893
Average weekly increase of consumption from the
LIST of January to date of Apr' s, 63l3 bales, or
fraction over II 59ct.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-29
RoNED TURKEY AND DoBEs-

The undersigned having made all the necessary s<r
meuts informs the public that he ia prepared
all kinds for refreshments for BALLS SoIREKs Ekl
MICS and families ali nea be served with BaSzu
| TURKEYS, FRENCH PATEs. BOILED HaNs alaE4
GALLATINES etc., ETC., all hours got W Ga 1
styles. r. A. HOWARD,
tsuccessor to Geo. Besrd1
No. 1S7 Gang seezss
fslS 6n opposite St. Patrcxsa EZsrrSya
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fsyette Square and Camp street.
/. ~ mns dsvore establishment formerly Florence Housed
pnoc on the LIST October The location being opposite La
syeue Square and In the immediate vicinity Of all the fab
places OF amusement better adapted to the comfort OF
families Shayng broad vernndsh than any other hotel in lie
IN all its appointments. ~ >e " LYME
seI4 II W n yrrrp
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NOTICE.
N0ElLsE.

NOTICE. soIzck.
The undersigned has disposed ef all his right tits x 49,
est in the business known as "DoRR'S SOUTHERN ins
vERTIsING AND COLLECTING AGENCY,, 10 ,ae tru a
A. B. sTRAWBRlDGE Co., who will continue it . asxss
fore. i ~ nnRe
New Orleans, December H. 1859
q U T H K RN ADV4E RTISENR
AND COLLECTING AGENCY
Having by purchase succeeded the sole control az &
ness of Doris Southern Advertising Collecting Aes
it will be continued by the undergnedsy and ~i1 ts O.
currence of our publishing principals.
A. B. sTRAwBRIDGE 4 60.
ka-Ohfce, 1a55z Commercial Place.
New Orleans December 90 1855. nun
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Nuc DE moNTEBELLo CHAMpasxEx

The undersigned, SOLE AGENTS for the .sse. sugrs.
WI INES,
beg leave to inform the Trade and the public generally So
they keep supply constantly hand and are psuxs -
ali times to receive orders. Az
R. MCDOWELL. L CO.,
MI 2m No o. f,r.rS.- .sv..e
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- MERCHANTS HOTEL, CORNER OF ST
ohaaie ; and GaIal streets, New Orleans Louisiana.
Having leased the above establishment iete rnined
oy strict attention to business make class Hotel The
rooms are large and airy and the table will supplied with
me best the market Affords splendid bar is attached TO be
patrons " 's1 " i''
fe2 II scropcr ourp.urp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-29
P Fl | l. A ELP HIA.
s A L tt NJ O R E

BA I'll MORE.
Eoh neutrality-suspicious. se III WE " E.
III IN 4 Fn hnh hayag Gs board
az GEORGE W. HyNsoN &co.,
6ER FOR BALTIMORE-REGU LINE
NM The fine, fast sailing seheon H. W. Fry, Capt
quick dispatch balance Of eisht apply ON Soaa S
,s,s G. W. Hrs IS 2s,; : CO. CO.,
.GEk FOR RALTlMORE-R REGULAR LINE
cstman gR1s saes n s4 eso
will have dispatch eissss
SUCCESSION Or lie WIS y. sHELTo s-Ail
rnsS will please oHs s ssm he under
a27 shrIoi No. 81 Common street.
Tue WHARF BOAT AT VICkSBURG-
By order Of the Mayor Council of the city of
decided BY the High coa q aO .n a. Ap ,S1w If g
pP At the October term 1855 in the Baxter j. Butler
That the proprietor of the wbar boat at vcksburc has no
sofsgs citizen 4 5 on
they have remained the boat twenty after notice
E That the entered into between B. Butler and
the schedule Of charges for receiving and sorns
their freight on his merely he employment q
price and had the @ p end to
v,cssnn,. ,n.,, :, ION MILES C. FoLKEs, Mayor.
GREAT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BARGAINS
FORTY PER CENT. DEDUCTION. -.=.-
G. Dupuy,
No. 81 ROYAL STREET between Cuomhouse and Biepyis
Streets New Orleans.
Nc GA. CIT Frame and mioa d.; oTaa
hhiggsevlngs: photographs, ETC.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-07-19
For the Meigs County Telegraph.
SnbhnIh school Celebration.

ADAMS Mill, July 4th, 1859.
According to previous arrangement, the
Sabbath School of this place met at the M.
f. Church al 8 O'Clock, aud were formed
in procession by our accomplished Mar
shall, Mr.. +. L. johnson, and matched to
the grove about half a mile distant. I'm
mediately after we were seated, exercises
were commenced The following is a
programme:
Singing by the Sabbath School.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Kelly.
Reading the Declaration by Mr.. @. s..
Smart.
Sabbath School address by Rev. Mr..
Kelly.
Singing by the Sabbath School.
Address by Mr.. d. A. Hannum.
Address by Mr.. G. S. Smart.
Address by Mr.. Sam'l Miller.
Refreshment.
Singing by the Sabbath School.
Everything went off agreeably, and all
were convinced that the spirit of "'76"
still burns in the breasts of some, at least,
OF the inhabitants of Adams Mill.
The speeches were excellent; the speak
ers showed most clearly if we wished to
%perpetuate DIR Liberty, and extend its
blessings to all, we must guard and en-
courage our Common Schools, our Free
Institutions, and our Seminaries of Learn
ing, and labor diligently in their extern
sion.