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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-01
BY J. NEVILLE & co.

succEssLos oR LOGAN MCKNIGHT . PINE HOUSE
BY JULIAN NEVILLE q co.
JULIAN EsvrtLs, Auetionser
Once II Cemmercai Place. |
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ss q s ~ 1as e s sssss
va r. H. s9a a r. ousos Yun.sr. 4
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rel, Mattresses Carpets Chna, GLASS and crockery Ware
k1 sSTk hsasR!' e.:sl. &C. ,ss
SUCCESSION DE- LOGAN xcKNIeHr-BEAUx MEU-
bles, Pencan, sans reserve.
PAR JULIAN NEVILLE & CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Encenteur.
vErDREp1 iss5 1.nsa
psnsan io1 hsuss 60 dss rpsa Coliseum
juge Ia seconds cour de District rendu dams are de Il
BE DE MEus1Es en-
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SUCCESSION OF LOGAN Gan MsKSIGaI
BY JULIAN NEVILLE + CO.,
JULIAN Neville, Auc,ioneer.
oGfce-n Commercial Pls-e
FL ssss Ct = j.
& p..s.
and 50
Aa-TERMs-Cash. je2O
SUCCESSION DE LOGAN Observation-Disclosures DE
valeur, Fencan, sans reserve.
PAR JULIAN NEVILLE T. CO.,
JULIAN E Ss :, E1sanisur:
ssS Sss$ rsss
Coy. 6.e Isada A.; :..dis .s1'
nisesSs '''1 .a' o
VERY DESIRABLE AND ELEGANT Two-sroRY
First District.
By JULIAN NEVILLE r CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auc,ioreer
ONCE IL Commercial Place.
sybHh sAkF vs.. & 's SS47Aer
sdence situated the shady side Of Claiborne
lie S feet inches 'front.' on Claiborne street.
same width on Derbgny street, BY depth Of sss feet
The dwelling contains eight all fronting Claiborne
closed The improvements in Inc rear consist Of 5eaffss
room kitchen, complete washing and ironing rooms bath
The grounds are beaauy laid out front and rear and
@ e. ss # s gsE
ties among which are sweet orang dgs and peaches
es "
can visit the property any day after
VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON
| jackson street, at Private Sale.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE & CO.,
| JULIAN NEVILLE. Auctioneer.
Office. IL Commercial Place.
Ek h1XATH sAS Ell be ssaf Il til.
BY M Philip and St The
dsph tosshsr with Key fronting Camp ct se'
destroys # can pnresss The whole
depth together with the Key and 81 feet BY
ps further IT particulars apply at the office
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SUCCESSION OF CATHERINE o,BRIAN. DRCEAsEp
VT Of Terence Rooney.
By TOURNE E. THOMAS.

Banks Arcade viii be sold by virtue in pursuance
Of order from the Honorable the Second District Court Of
New Orleans dated May 5 1859 for account of said
SION
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND Situated In the First Dis.
tct Of this city the bounded st. Msgdelene
Graver and St Adeline Streets and measuring Eng
q 0 feet between parallel lines together with all the build
,nes M eonssng q woory frame House With two
according to plan drawn BY Lnuis H. Pile May L. 1854 and
~ TERMS AND CONbITIOHs-Oneth third cash and
the balance on credit Of 70 and Is moaths with interest
from date at the rate OF cent until
and If not paid at maturity cent until ansi
payment with notes drawn BY the purchAer his order
and endorsed BY the notes be secured by mortgage
the property The buildings and improvements
and the policy transferred security for their
Act Of sale before R. j. Kerr, Notary Public the expense
Of the purchaser.
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FOR RENT.

- TO RENT, FROM FIRST NOVEMBER NEXT
Two Three Story Brick Blu ldings Natchez and
Msl Magazine streets, apply to, II. FASSMAN,
je23 Orleans Cotton Press
- STORE TO RENT-THAT DESIRABLE two.
@ story Brick Store occupied by Guberusto Terry
E Wells corner CT Rampant and Triton Walk Shell Road
side NsS basin well located for provision and hardware
store Kent moe crate Possession given the LIST May,
Apply to WALTER NICOL,
AID 9St. Charles street.
IN FOR RENT-ONE OF THE PRETTIEsT AND
&&best waered ARMS the Jackson Railroad 04 miles
Aaboye New Orleans ~ miles from flag station the
cars running within hundred yards Of the house. with good
orchard on the place. Apply at l36 Poydras street to
fe4 J. @. D0WNER. General Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-01

PROGRAMME..."...... ......PROGRANIME
EXHIBITOR
Third District Public Schools,
TO take place at
FILLMORE sCHooL-HoUsE, .-
Corner of Baga.elle and Goodchildren streets)
On Friday, July 1, 1859.
PART FIRST.
Overture by the Orchestra
Address by the President.
Song" Brightly Shines the Sun "
scsne from Midsummer Nights Dream
Composition Bright and Dark Side"
Song" Why do summer Roses Fadei''.
sisss se T1% rT sssfs N
Scene from y amorah."
Composition" Louisiana"
Scene from - Hamlet"
Scene from " Pizarro."
Song-"star Of the Evening"
Scene from " Lsmorah."
Musc-by Orchestra.
INTERVAL OF THIRTY MINUTES
FART SECOND
Ssagn%Sh ss Vss Ct u ss Fine
"The Gossip"
Irish Servant"
Composition" The United States"
Scene from Lamorah Song
- Irish Courtesy"
compoe nnoS T rhe Ba ri. Go"' AnoW
Song What are The wild Waves saying:"
Recorders Court"
song joyful, Joyful.n
1@Exercises to commence at 10 O'Clock.
S-The public are respectfully invited to attend jesO Ct
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FOR SALE.

HER FOR sALE-THE ENTIRELY NEW LIGHT
A9& draft clipper built schooner H. GAGNETH now ".
at the foot Of Washington street. Fourth District
This vessel was butt in Warsaw, Ill., this year and has lust
down The river This or craft every partc
suitable for the Havana Mexican trade ready
for and will he sold reasonable terms For further IN
formation, apply to LOUIS 1AaNET,
Je25 Carondelet Canal Office, O d Basin.
i 49, FOR SALE-A FINE HORSE. WAGON,
\ AAI $and Harness. Apply at HIRAM KINGS Stable
Baronne, between Common and Gravier streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-01

R0s''-l'' barrels T. g. & Ro ;t's ;, gses
ml2 tol opposite CAM street Ferry.
- ESTRAY-GANE TO 81, THE . LAKE no HOUSE,
a se r liz ans aEh
j ess Ct u'sA' ..--s DAN. HloKoK.
es constantly hand and for sale in large small qqantte
je27 If 81 Common street
THE Sis
'sss oss rs3is Re'asa's'
'To. ARRIVE PER SHIP URUGUAY, EXPECTED
\; " " BASKETS Sweet OIL. rl"gnio:-gg ounces.
ls2s 81 '''' c. oAvAR9o k. Go,
T 1GNUM vITlE-l5 ruNs1sGg s sals b. 90
| ie6 If 81 Common st.
I ANDING Ex SHIP JEuNE ALBERT FROM BoR-
For s,s y y quarters o'sn''o5 5A RsfS5|s
Fl. 3 boxes F's FRsssf Pc make for
myi6 20 Poydras street
row PEAS 400 SACKS JUST RECEIVED FROM
v Charleston in seamless bags and B is sf1s Y co.
je6m 81 Common ST.
GOLDEN SEED RICE -oF THE BEST QUAIL
" i'y' in any quantity and for sale ss Il CO..
je6 If 81 Common ST.
CHANGE OF NUMBER. BUT NOT OF LooA-
| Drs. CLARK FRIEDR1CHs,
Dentists,
Ne. ia Commercially CANAL STREET,
| las II Union Bank Building.
DENIOVAI1-I HAVE REMOVED IN CONSEQUENCE
Il q !hs IRE to No. IS Baronns street. NV 1o,a
jels If X. ". LoNI.
pURE Old RYE wH1sKY-D BARRELS IN
jes St '''' S. JONES CO. 81 arayer street.
PASS BURTON ,ALE-loo CASKS quarts and pipts
jsls 5. 8. JONES CO., 81 Graver street.
s m from this date under I'VE
pEACH AVID APPLE BRANDY-6o BARRELS
g? and fine quality .1s5s
i: S1'' ''' brands
cases of KlepPstSw S ssssEa'ed Chg
myla N--'' ~ corner Gravsr and NSsF and Lads.
OLD PEACH BRANDY-11ec Nil, .u.. .,1ixns,y
q store and for sale Ss5sse
pEMoyAL-o. H. sLossrt tses1 ss!s ADl.-r ,euov
m z oss, sas S ss. ssls H. # NJ
SrARoH-'00 boxes i,s . = s}l e.
s.ss, Dol g.: 81 2sss
~; 70,
sal. &C.,
s;
'sa' Ct '"D"'" and fo,ops. s Il. ErsH:NsPpos sst
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PRoPRIETE FONCIEKE DAMS LIE PREMIER DISTRICT
Succession d James HanIey.
PAR TOURNEs& THOMAS,


Bureau, 10 Paasaee de Ia Bourss.
CAMEDl, l6 Juliet 1859, q midi. . YAFcade
~ de Banks, Magasins jugennent No
121y rendu Honorable p H. Morgan JuRe de 10 Deux-
ieme Cour de District de IL Nouvelle juju
1853 compile de Ii dite succession II vendu
l. DEUX LOTS DE TERKE. les ba sses ct sukliora-
qui ~ ouvept stues dams e Premier District de cse
ylle dams pile borne les Euphrosne Lbee Cal
Hope ct Howard e queis lois desenes par les et
d,spres plan fat O. r Dunbar ngenieur du
ID aont 1886 depose plan No dAns u
land auefos nosAe chacun des dts A. pjcds
pouces de fsee ID Euphrosins, ~ peds 10 q
lignes de profcndeur.
Les ameorations consistent grande maon en- braues
esgs tatisss bois aassi Esge cuisips
chambres, etc.
ux LOT DE TKRRE, dans L msms District dsns l'et
borne les Clara NaFtis Huphrosns she'll road
etant No dapes plan ait g. r. Dunbr neenleur
date du jsnver 45 dkpose dams poce de NcCsy aor
noere leque lot Isl pieds pouces gBes do pro-
fondeur sur gne du No III pieds pouees xnes Dc
face a rus Martha 81 peds face Euphro-
sine ct 81 pieds 10 gues shell read avee
toues les Amsliorations gui sly trouvent.
UN LOT DE TERRE, dams meme District e ilet
tgu "a derner decr ent No mesursnt II peds
gnes Ia Euphrosne 81 pieds pouces ct Zeuel
10 shell road ct l pieds pouces profond ur sur
gne qu sepae du lot No ensemble avec toutes lea
norltionS qui sly Invent.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT tiers compliant IL balance NJ ere
dit dun deux inerst aupue de pour cent a.
neni dater de pecheance.
Actes de pardevant R. j. Kerr noare publfc
frais de Facquereur. iel6 rs Jy9 III ia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-01
sTRIBLING SPRINGS, -
AUGUSTA CO., Va H;;|

e AUGUSTA CO., VA. HI;H I
This mounn retreat which has to by inva
lids for the last half century having undergone thorough
repair since last season. will after the 10Th day June
open for the reception of visitors. -
The of this place alum, sulphur
feestone all hand For analysis Of waters made
this by the Professor of Chemistry University Of
Virginia. apply to the proprietor by letter
mans book on The Virginia Springs of 1859.
vi iors to this place leave Baltimore Washington Rich
mond the morning trains arrive at stanton ~
p M leave Staunton Immediately after The cars
daily in four horse coaches and rive these Springs by
oclock same nng-l3 miles.
physician resides at this place Board per Day, s. per
week, sl6 $50 per month by the
The proprietor and respectfully their
friends and the public generally that pains
be spared make their both comfortable
RB-Amusements- good music, billiards. pins,
CHESLEY KINNEY, Proprietor.
PETER II. Woodward, Manager. je2l CIV
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-01

FEyER AND AGUE, FROM WHICH MANKIND
suffer over large part Of globe consequence Of
mesm q vegetable decay This sxhaa,on i evolved by The
from il While the sun Below lie horizon this vapor fingers
the surface and the virus taken with through
on the Internal excetng organs Of the body The
liver torpid and fails to not only this but
mnlae in the circulation and produce violent constitutional
disorder The spleen the Kidneys and the STOMACH symps
ous infusion the whole blood Of body in the
Esstive SissPss Th ,as chill Rat saor
expel the irritating poison through that other
the attempt exhausted waits Of strength
sn M e. s 1 I Sy rs ses 5 fits
ona disorder will of undermine the health if 1t is not
We have lsbored to fnd and have found, an antdote
Ayers Ague Cure,
which neuzes this malarous poison the blood and stmu
expe from the body. As should 1t
does this affecting disorder with perfect certainty Aud il
ect this infection If taken in expes from the
fd hu m 9e TS pe
to the disease Consequently lot only cures but protects
ss such @ G
Dumb Masked Ague Periodical Headache Bilious Head
ness Tooihache, Esrache taarrh Asthma Papiations,
Painful An Of the e., Spleen hs,erRs Cole
less the intermittent type This Ague Cure removes the
accompshes by stimulating the exceteries expel
the virus from the and these organs BY bee
what we term accimaton" Time may accomplish the same
end but Gsn life Is not long or sacrificed in The
safety We have great TO believe well
safer remedy for the whole class of diseases which
been discovered and il has still another important advantage
to the public. which is thst cheap as well as good
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-01


Lowell, Mass.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Ayers Cherry Pectorol,
Has won TO- itself such for tie Of every variety
"a for To- g e yne 81 m
been employed has long been throughout
to do for their relief all it has ever been found to do
Ayers cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL PURPOSES OF A PURGAT1vE MEDICINE,
for Se S
for the Of Rheumatism Diseases Of the Skin the
Tunors aud Salt Rheam for worms for the cure Of ou for
Dinner Pill for the cure of Neuralgia for Purifying the
They sugar Gated that the most sensitive
A3-Price Is cents per box; five boxes for ST.
Great numbers of Cergymen, clans Statesmen, and
ssd @ s
h @
with also oll descriptions Of the ab complaints and the
% other
tons they make more profit on Demand AYERS and take
they should have it,
ssi S5H;sFf: s;s &
NoTIcE-Losr OR STOLEN NOTE OF, $500
The 5 81 @ a1 by sR
je2S 3eod WIN. ISERINGHAUSEN.
WINES. etc
w 80 boxes Old Imperial Port.
Is lss :: f lsRsG sh s,sss Port. .....
&c Topaz
20 :. Robt Adams 1890 Madeira.
10 Howard March l. Co.
Conn de Lohos
60 Hensell 4 Co.'s Steinweiu.
- :. =. Spark ling Mosee.
g :. Lsssie,ss 'Bitters. . A'SA'
80 Seners German Bitters
Is Chat Yquem Santerne.
F. Klepper's Olive OIL
For sale by s. WOLFF,
Je27 Gravier l. New Levee streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-01

closed mall consisting Of letters and 5or state
~ sites Of The Postal Union and
vy Sweden, Poland Rgssi. Greece 1on,sI ''
closed mail, consisting Of letters and pewspapers iot
France and Algeria sent from New foik .s.nal
Postage fifteen quarter ounce IRE opohai
povEpapeu two cents each prepayment REQ red -,
closed mail Bermuda will be Bentby the steamer
ard via Halifax.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-01

HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, Of New York
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY, of Har Ton
nectcut. - -. ycr
COMPANY Sprinfield, Massachusetts. ~
HAMPDEN INSURANCE COMPANY, Of sheld,
Massachusetts. : - - .,o.r
ATLANTIC FIRE AND MARINE 1NSURANCoM-
PANY, Providence r. 1.
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H8-Insurance e The following COn1ies
have complied with the law of the State Of oush re-
luton to agencies of Foreign Insurance Companies
THOS. ASKEW, State Cor.
ADAM GIFFEN, City TIER.
New Orleans June I, 1859
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A5-Exercises to commence at 10 o'clock.
The public respectfully invited attend. jes0 Ct
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-01

TN RETIRING FROM THE SHIP BROKERAGE
occasion recommend friends our
partners Messrs GRmmack Converse and to ask Tor
them continuance liberal lorg bestowed
1p'' Wv ~ ' r. r. SUMNER,
n j, II. HAGEDOEE.
"A Naw Or,eans lime "a 1850 jvI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-01

COPARTNEKsHIP-T UNDERSIGNED HAVE
" this trtnershp undsr the style OF WILL
SON MASSIE i co for the transaction OF General Com
mission and agency the sale of manufactured to-
baceo DAN'L A. WILSON, JR.,
New Orleans.
CAAS. NJ. MASSTE,
Charlottesville, Va.
HENRY LECKIE,
New Orleans.
Tuly
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOTICE-rHE UNDER
~ signed day formed coparlnership under the
frm OF JOHN TOURO L CO., and will continue the Ship
n Broke rage ,.Commss and Forwarding business
JOHN TOUR0,
CHARLES B. Cf,APP,
Office No. &c St. Charles street.
New Orleans July 1. 1859 jyl I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-01

~ New Orleans Gas Light COmU-
June a. lS59-The Directors Of this Company have DE-
semian, ua dividend of SIX PER CENT, payable tock-
nG ieih In un anu Ael TrspALE, Trr.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-01

TIME UNDERsIGNED HAVE FORMED THIS
day coparnership for the transaction Of Commission
and Ship Brokerage business under the style of Cammack
will continue the business of the late firm Of j.
p. Whitney Go. ,.,,,.,r
4 ALBERT CONVERSE.
4 New Orleans July l. 1859. No. IS Carondeet street.
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HEADQUARTERS W ADM ARrILLERY,3
New Oripr %, 1859.
" @rSpeclal Orders-The yHngton Arttl-
ery hereby ordered to attend punche Ksgniar Drills
Of the Company, every THURSDlENlNG,a at half
past o'clock By order Of
H. NJ IsAAcsoN First Serg't. a29
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-01

&c, PAYNE, JoHN KEMP, Jr.,
Late firm of Payne Steele Co. Firm Of Hall, Kemp Co
DAYNE 4 KEMP, WHOLESALE GROCERS and
Dealers in Family and Plantation Supplies
Nos. q and % Tchouptoulss street,
A., New Orleans.
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r,HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EX-
listing between the undersigned and LOGAN MCKNIGHT.
tpartner in is this day dssvei as per act Of
nartn rship before Notary Public, of F. bruary
l. 1859 j. G. GOODRICH and H. l.. GOODRI II will sign
i, inn;dation j, g. GOODRICH,
- II L. GOODRICH,
b. NJ. POND.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-11-05

The last Democrat gives kind Of n
statement Of the result Of the late cleo
tions in some IF The States, and says -
"In looking over the results We see
nothing discouraging to the Democratic
"party. In all tie States except Penn
"sylvauia and Minnesota, we have gain
"ed upon the opposition"
We would like to know how much the
Democrats gained in Ohio, where two
years ago Chase was elected BY less than
1000 majority, and now Dennison, r..
publican, is elected BY about 1900;
where the last Legislature was Demo
cratic in both branches, and now it is
Republican in both hes, nearly two
to one !? We would like to know, too.
where and what the Democratic gain is
in Iowa and Indiana,
The Democrat says HOne more cleo
" ton and Iowa will be redeemed" 1t
IL strange that it did not know that Iowa
u redeemed already. /. was redeemed
some years ago, and is not likely to be
enslayed again BY the Democracy,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-11-05

The following letter destroys the last
shred of the web Of calumny constructed
by the l emocratic organs out OF the
falsehood that Gerri. Smith is aud has
been Republican:
To the Editor Of the n Y. Tribune
SIR: In two instances, 10 denying the
assertion of the Express that Gerrit
Smith. was Republican member of Con-
sress, you have expressed your opinion
that he voted for Fremont. This is q
mistake. Mr.. Smith did not vote for
Fremont. From the very organization
Of the Republican party, he has steadily
aud consistently opposed it and its can,
didates. Personally, he was friendly to
Fremont, but he felt that he could not,
without = sacrifice of principle, vote for
him, aud he did not, as have heard him
repeatedly declare. Respectfully,
WIN. IL BURLEIGH.
100 Wallst., New York.
October 81, 1859.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-11-05
Q - -
Brown Convicted.

The jury, after an absence of about an
hour brought in = virdict of equity of
treason, advising and conspiring with
slaves aud others to rebel and of murder
in the first degree"
Brown laid down quietly. He said
nothing, and there was to demonstration
of any kind. ..-
Mr.. Chiffon moved an arrest Of judg-
ment both on the account of the errors in
the indictment aud errors in the verdict
The objection in regard to the indict
ment has already been stated The pris.
oner has been tried for an offence no,
appearing on the record of the Grand
Jury. The verdict was not on each ac
count separately, but general verdict on
the whole indictment; the prisoner has
also been found guilty of both counts, TO,
murder of the same persons 1t was
manifest that he could not be guilty Of
both. ...
BY agreement, the points will be argu
ed tomorrow morning. Brown was re-
manded to Jail. - 81.
| Coppic is to be tried next. When
brought in he appeared calm and compos
ed.
The Herald's Washington dispatch
says: al have it from the most reliable
authority that the death penalty will no,
be Immediately Inflicted on Brown II,
may be sentenced to die on the gallow.
within two or three days, because Tho
ordinary delay OF thirty days between
sentence and execution does not appl,
in the case of one convicted of exciting
slaves to insurrection. But Gov. Wis;
admires Browns indomitable luck, anc
for that, aud because he wishes to show
the world how magnanimous Virginis
can be, he will probably respite the exc
cuton for at least thirty days.
Would not that b. "magnsnimous. ,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-11-05
Southern Panic.

The stakeholder now lives amid alarms.
He sees an army in seventeen crazy ia,
uatics, and magnifes three black men
with pitchfork into five hundred in ur
gents in line Of battle. He breads poi
sou in his buttercd toast, quakes at his
coffee, and bolts his door at night fol
fear the cook may cut his throat with
the carving knife. He darcs not 20 out
after dark, until he has posted sentries to
arrest the houscmaid on her way to Meth
odist meeting, Then, pistols in pocket,
he peeps cauti, usly round the corner,
lest some of bis own property should be
waiting there to murder him. The most
defiant OF swaggerers towards his white
equals, is the most knock kneed OF COW.
ards as regards his black slaves. But
beware how yoa ask him why he persists
in sleeping on such bed Of nettles -
From that day he VOWS you are in the
conspiracy to plot his ruin.-AiLany
yournal.