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HEMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHu.

JOY 10 The AFFLiCTEU.
cures nervous and deba.ed sufferers removes the
symptoms, amongst which will be found
Iudisposition
to Exertisn, Loss
Of Power, Loss of Memo
~, Difficulty of Breathing, Gen
eral Weakness, Horror of Disease,
Weak Nerves, Trembling, Dreadful Horror
ofDeath, Night sweats Cold Feet, wakefulness,
Dimness Of Vision Languor Universal Lasstude of the
Muscular System Often Enormous Appetite with Dyspspe
Symptoms, Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body Dryness
Of the Skin, Pallid Coantenance and Eruption
on the Face Pain in the Back, Heavi-
ness of the Eyeids, Frequently
Black Spots Flying be-
fore the Eyes,
Temporary suusion and Loss Of Sight Want Of Attention
Great Mobility Restlessness, with Horror of Society
Nothing is desirable to such Patients than
Solitude, and nothing they more Dread
for fear of themselves, repese Of
Manner, no Earnestness, no Spec
uaton, but Hurried
Transition from
question to
smother.
These symptoms allowed on-whch this medicine In
variaby rernoves-soon follows LOSS OF POWER, FATUI
TY and EPHEPTIC F1Tsin of which the patient may
expire Who say that these not frequently
followed by those direfu dseases-INsANITY AND CON.
SUMPTION? The records of the INSANE ASYLUMS, and
the melancholy by CONSUMPTION bear ample wtnes.
the truth of these assertions In Lunac Asums the
melancholy exhibition appears The couneuance actually
sodden quite destitueneiher mh grief visits
Should sound Of the voice occur, it is rarely arculae
with woeful measures despair
Low sulen sounds his grief beguiled'
Debility is TERRIBLE and has brought Thousands upon
thousands unmeiy graves thus blasting the ambition Of
many noble youths. 1t be cured by the Of this
INFALLIBLE REMEDY.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Charities street,
General Agents.
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I aaiIp GIssald.


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= ~ 49, s..' . ......ss
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5 s;sts,.a y. s,a
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81 III ~ 10. 1870, n. 800
2s d. Ne '.,,', -. h,,rr
2 Il st;.h q. - fal,en
IN, ,hrm The
n ~ .s.,;ars VIA stood 81
~ q y,1ecsr R.ruhl;cans
s2 "a m North are g !
zt SS ~ q traueit;on state, and
Z q q, ~ ,vbat ynetal Z politician NAV
Y S% .tS Ann M Mast AZ he trans.
sI,Ich thev ~ nov undergoing
IA r1iised ID I'D politicsl Naters
4 n iIepths. md what roth and
Is's I. .st ~ seve,oped. int Il may *
8 s11 n - ~ results VIM not be aus
sI11I re = - souts.
y q IN ~ hazbor "a IDEA 70 injurious
~ iplate w Wholesale deiectien 81
Il r 81 MI M III ocrscy. NE suppose contin-
a.s NJ u hr ~ General. but scaxcely ~ a.
81 I,ssr M vhich IN 81 readily under.
NJ w, q ~ ~ lpoiitIcals complexion Of
- q .eir,x On Ii ~ House, the Re-
Y III SS u make majority. y
n = Sr9 4 NJ ~ specialization that the
q III feeling shsll produce
Il ~ z VI y Iaence y Ne secession Of
n 3 II osFa ~ nembers y the side q
n y q u ~ Mack Republicans! Even
A ~ r. N n nv alzliate With them, AZ issue
Nj q N VI 81 III Northern enemy, Of In
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-07
Err AND AGUE.
osGoop's eHoLAGoGuE.

This the only and certain remedy for this hateful dis
No need ever again complain of having it, unless they
have this celebrated remedy once they take
osGooDfs CHoLAGoGUE,
A farewell to Chls and Fever forever.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail. by
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Sole agents for the South and wos all orders should be
addressed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-07

A BARBARous AFFAIR." dispatch in the Nord
states that fourteen youths, pupils in the naval
school, having been implicated in the late plot in
Turkey were, without trial. tied up in sacks, with
Sopound shot at their feet and quietly thrown
INTO the Bosphorus. Their ages averaged about
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-07
Aew erltus na Crescent edasaay orag geeemb T. 1859
PHOTOGRAPHIC.

PHOTOGRAPHIC.
A MORRISON = BLESSINGS
NEW AND UPERB
PHOTOGRAPHIC 3 DAGUERREoTYPE
SALOON,
No. 81 Camp street,
CORNER OF COMMERCIAL PLACE
NEW ORLEANS
We beg leave inform patrons pub
lc Canal street to above
co4nmodous building, which We fitted
nished in a suitable STYLE with the
Largest sky-Light In the City,
LARGE RECEPTION ROOM for the Public,
Exclusively for Iaa,es sad
-" o eDA0 M o'A Aaa's'''
~ ,.-
on
From
FULL LENGTH LIFE SIZE ON CANVAS IN OIL.
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WEBSTER & HOLMES.

0u1 1aAS ~ ,~. - O11NAAS0.
. WEBSTER 4 HOLMES, WHQLE-%
u UGGIsTS,
~. rr..v.-as corner C,.stom louse street
op,p.Ns
:" y 800 ~ Il ~ :. 1890, :, a. y,
Invite the attention o. ptusss I,n,,nS ,.rnIrIs~s
Planters to their ne lesh STOCK q %nons
ohEMloals, ioli.hi an A"4' !. - 49,. ., -, -,
Tor the Fal and WINTER uaae, M =. WIZ" . !, ,, p
ana hrs CLASS arucles' ohe Vi 'he MN .s 80 s
ence in several southern CITES IN hnns ~.
feels confident that the firm can give the utmost sasseso
We shall be prepared at all times to MI ORDERS 'o ae s
amounts Orders solicited from the country. An oaes' ~h
satisfactory reference attended to tho Same ~ e IN
ana prices guaranteed as low as any o'he houec Nc
name no large Quantities OF each article Dat VIII DC pre-
pared 10 hh HI aeh.ahus'
Chemicals al kinds
Fancy Goods all kinds
o'usaes' ~, h'ias'
cream iAllar
Tam oampAor'
seN" N.
eehi' Leaves, r. .
Epso.n SANS,
Glsuber Salts
Sal soda,
bfoatpoha'e soos
Acoh' MI hihus n
Anm' whole and gound.
Ammonia Aqns,
Ammonia ,oneef''
A,eohsi ~ ana - per cent
saisan eopn'a
Balsam Fir
bhisam lou,
Blne MASS, r. anu W.
Blue Mass, Eng
PERUVIAN bafk, reo'
Peruvian BARK yellow. .. 4-m.
Borax, refined.
Calomel, r. and W.
oaomel, Eng -.s
Nitrate Of Silver, pur..
Nitrate of Silver, crystal
ehIoro6orn, =7
Cloves,
Copperas
''s s.. n'1 p,, NV ''''
chsore Ea,sr,
Extracts for Flavorins,
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J. WRIGHT & co.
TAR. WRIGHTs CELEBRATED REJU-

vENATIHG ELIXIR,
Prepared on the strices Pharmaceutical Principles by one Of
the Ablest Chemists Of the Age
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-07

"a SINGULAR CASE. MI. Peters sends roll Of
butter TO the Honton t09 Register stating that it
was E made from the milk Of a calf nine months
old. The calf has never had calf, but has run
with others that have sucked her until the owner
found It necessary to milk her regularly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-07


&. \. i. -. go -
4 I'M straet We AID 80
.n NJ p,o,sr ar, o,;talv avh;hite5
IL s;,.,a, a;,,,ar 80
MI a, m /.
u II y
y w y ,olns slusua, company
Il lexsndss Brother, President Of the Home Mutual
a rance Company. Presented by the Trustees as
III teatunonial t. his fidelity, and Of the efficient
6ervices he has rendered the Company, The set
prizes some thirty odd pieces, all massive in
tieiI way, ne manufacturing cost having been
6etWesn twenty 1--WE and twenty.six hundred dol
M. 1he fAshion and pattern of the plate are
peculiar md striking, and were designed by Hender.
IN n Gaines Offering, and We think with excel
lnt nom ire ruling fancy Id the fashioning
y WYE =,
as,on Z. onaseu, einposseu
&. = =
pasei ne'a,' Morheu
q, 3. Hs'ul - Weii. Inc oesign-
isrs iro.i tuis
&. pun anu
.,, ,s mi poilsneu'
49,, IN uae iensl,
snricrs 90 = = = auili aD'y
al courxe IL tasta y anv e,sto,,or -, U
suited g Henderson 4 Gaines whose stock of
w. Y varied y every style, and who will
e ofoer' IN any way that IS desired
~ ~ ~ y us 70 pe peculiarly TASTEFUL
snG NJ aMsglne sna1 lew VINO see it will have q
dls's1ens oplnlon:
\, - 4 ionAers' y T., on FIJI
SlsA alA AilSdllG llihu It1flcu JDHn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-07

The French astronomers suggest o concert OF
observations to be made by astronomers upon the
great eclipse of the Of July is, 1860, partial
over great portion of Europe and America, and
total in Spain, Algers and Morocco, and portion
Of North America. NJ. Feye recommends the es-
Enlistment of stations with some degree of regu-
larity along the path of the total eclipse. Among
many recommendations to astronomers in their
observations, are the study of the physical consti
tuition of the sun; of the protuberances on the
solar surface; the testing Of the tables of the
moons notion careful observations of meteoro-
logical phenomena, Of magnetic variations, and
the like, duringathe period of the eclipse.
SAD RESULT OF INrEMPERANcE. = On Monday
morning, Mr.. John O. Rockafellow, gentleman
well known in Harrisburg, Pa, while laboring
under an attack of mania a ootu jumped through
his chamber on the third story of the State Capital
Hotel in that town. and falling on the brick pave
ment below, was almost instantly killed. Mr. II.
was gentleman of considerable wealth and of
fine social qualities, but strongly addicted to the
intoxicating cup. Mr.. r. was, in his time, one OF
the most extensive railroad contractors in this
country having assisted in constructing the greater
part of the leading public improvements in Penn
sylvania as well those of New York. Prior to
his death he had large contract in Virginia. The
last work he engaged in in Pennsylvania was the
enlargement of the Union canal.
RUNNING AWAY FROM A LETTER-An officer in
| the English army, who was with his regiment in
/ India during the whole period of the late revolt,
4 returned to his home during the present month,
and the morning Of his arrival the posman brought
1 to him letter which was mailed in May, 1857,
i which had been following him two years and half,
and which had only that morning reached him in
the same place where it was mailed, and in the
presence Of the person who wrote it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-07

LBERTsON s. NUDGE,
AGENTS
fable AND NARY
STEAM ENGINES,
sAW-MILLs, sHAFTINGs, GIN GEARING,
And every description Of
Machinery for Mill and Plantation use.
Also, Agents for the sale Of
CLEMoNs, BROWN CO.'S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-07

KMLED WITH y bean PoLE.-Two men named
Dennis and Wilson attacked young man named
Bsown at Smyrna Delaware, because he had made
love to q daught 81 Dennis. They were handling
him rather severely, when he snatched up bean
pole and Instantly killed Wilson with single blow
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-07

FAHNEsT r1.l 1s., ys,rsmifuge;
Aol, MfNER, yss95@ eimIisise
r0T SSEEas ssrs ss5saGHs!'la'
sAs aoR fassses'!'? siis.aparia;
x SF5taHr Fs$aif f, #.;;s;';
ri khiffs Wo4m rlums;
BRE hYEs, gs tRssas F wsesss
DAVIS Wild Cherry and Tar;
COP dEyEk SIL II Heigsmsn, Clark Coz
COP n lEyFE 81 sy ngns IT Naples,
e'ES0SeoD Il En- o,n S os$oon,s qeolsgegue;
NFE r , pms.
sAff!SS1EaSs ssss' sRa r AH;s Pills.
~ jai SHSy ISsf.iSs sI?i Pi,,,
AoS NsilyE E!!li PMS;
sfE 4HoRS Sss' Haffss,i
HAR RzbEsE E;.1 s% Es';:
ASs&s SS} EIi Sf 5s & ssS
rAf bAffs5s s } Rs %S ;;..
DIR. Mo RS 81 Ia,yi a;. Cordial;
DIR BEARNETtIY'S Detergent
DAIBY'S CarininatiNe:
| INEAI4lIBI.E Cholera Remedy;
| kENRAiIiS Cholera Syrup:
| AI.EXANDER'S Tricobuphe;
| HARRIS0N'S Hair nve
| BACHELORS Hair Dye;
PHAIONS Hair Dye:
JAYSE'S Hair Tonic:
CHRISTAnoRo'S Hair Dye;
| WOIFE'S Aromatic Scheidam Schnapps,
| WATERS Indelble Ink;
| PARSONS Iudeble Ink;
| kIDDERiS InAeihe Ink:
| WRIGtiTiS Erasive LIQUID;
200 pounds GUN DROPS, assorted
| 800 JUJUBE PASTE.
| PURE BRANDY. PORT and SHERRY WINES for mediei-
nal purposes, constantly on hand.
R- Merchants Planters and Physicians orders respectfully
solicited Every article guaranteed fresh genuine.
G. n. MORRISON 4 CO,
II Magazine street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-05

Saddles, HARNESS, TRUNKS, &C.
WHOLESALE IL RETAIL.
B SHEPPARD, No.I3l Main ST. cor ,3yr Of T;1on
continue ne, ksepen hand large and complete as
OF all articles in his e of n4
Gemtlemsns Saddles, Fine Coarse Harsrss Tfntst
NSlcts Carpet Bags Satcels, Collars, Hames Wkips 20
M ssiSs attention and pr0mptprss, rontnuanee
An kinds ofrepaFing promptly done, ard in a r~er
t ss1S, ~. J. Is. SHEPPARD
-oSl-O 81 Sfa{TI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-05

above cnEpa les having appointed the undersigned
thtir scent far "..liny aud vicinity. w6u resIeet
taiIy solicit the patronage Of the public Said CompanIes
are well known to c first class OfrpS All losses
ly adjusted. s. G. HRTIfTTR S IS "I I-p,,,t =, ,4HPs-
ofice over the Ciizens; Depoz!t Tanxs R1 fsss"''
5'S"'-S Wheeling, .Vn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-05

CHARLES W., GRAHAM.
Goes o n n % : a M y s. a N n rsSySS 4
VIE undersigned would inform the citfre1s of yylii
scrption s;oFes s2t hHiyiDs
vii continue TO carry the Drug business itS
he most respectfully solics continuance. of
i i ~ soMafaS va; this old and weknowD establishment
and At % am 10 Keep everything, ~ ile puTts Kind
DtshEd Drug establishment 'ps y "clt I1r+
Prescriptions carefully co,u1npt1,gr ~, st..,..
.s- So i, -, -. CHARLES W. GRAHAM
n,Io No.2O, cor. MaIn andtIV eijsIeT EtSE y
Centre RhselnR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-05

-,-,,o, C1IAa. MO GAN, tF7sf.5 -
NAIAOLESALE AND KkTAll. Al ,,f {. sa,s
BriIiss HaTnt IS and Trunks and In ST,i
uSuag Kept by SadheIs, beEs leave 10 InfoFn th
PTnlc that ne has orened No. les MaE ST. mss
he VIII be glad to see any persons Santns
my 9 VI le Asheintens 10 crt
az aPG sS prices he hes to obtan bsFsi share
WORK. and repairing done with dispatch seSIs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-05

Quaker City Insurance Company
OF PHILADELPHIA, pa
- q AzPH ~ a z. $500 tSGG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-05

Query controversy arose the other even
ing, among party of friends, whether the word
envelope should not be pronounced as in the
French. One party contepded, that it was an
given By the inventor of the article, who wasa
Frenchman, and named frotn the French-and.
therefore. it is courtesy to pronounce it as such.
Which party is correctg Also, inform us
whether the English language has, rs. yet reach.
Ell perfection? Andlwhetlier we have any right
to AT.pliciSes French u.o,ls .si' --5ls-s ..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-05

.. q. PEEpLEToS, TH. NELv-
PENDLEToN & M aLvrN.
ATTORNEYS AT L A-W.
ORcc, Over he Bank of yVheeIfnR.
Wheeling, Va,
EAtteudregularly the Superior and Inferior Courts
BIoose, IEzueoek and Ohio counties. yoys:1v
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-05

New Wine and Iliquors Store.
ME undersigned respectfully bes leave toinform his
numerous friends ami the public generally that he has
this day opened Wholesale and Retail Wine Liquor
one door above the Bank of wheeling where he viii con-
keep hand full pare Wines bran
dies, Whistles, Gin, Rum, Ctyars, &c.
As 1t Is Intention nothing but nre. and
the closest attention to all entrusted to
IhoPe to receive sareof public patronage which ear.
nestly solicit. iyls-9m1 OONRADssFR0BEG s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-05

TnE "a haling" seagon-yooth.
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@. BR(IWN

Q. p. BRONY q
IFS REAGG STR EE:l'.
fEALER In Watches, Clocks JeyieIry, slxcrapd Plated
- Wars Fancy Goods, &S., Gc., Wholesale and Rstsi
Agent t"r the sale of the CEIEBIATED EIABiERICAN
rs HuuIactuEed Iv APPLE1OS, TRACY * CO. also
Agent The MlikELElt6 MIlsuN SEWING AUHiNkS
anhouhc his return from New York cOmpleIe "a.
Sortmeht oi every variety pt goods e Which 81!
oe oueFed AT prices To compete any house IN The
ss--s...-!. .f,:= eepl6-ly
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-26
"Unionyille Times v

The late Unionville journal has been
sold by Mr.. r. A. Mcknight, its editor and
proprietor to Messrs WIN. III. Wallace and
Chas. w. Boyd, and the title Of the paper
i. changed to :hc above. The first issue
contains high earnest OF decided measures
Of Improvement and Of the ability of its
new editors TO fulfill their functions. The
leading editorial article is upon the subject
Of the Slave Trade. The writer is oppos
ed to the measure, and he reasons we'll and
ably and rmLfully. w" extend to the ed-
tors fratcrnal welcome and hope that their
efforts and talents will be properly nppre-
ciatcd by mn intelligent public.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-26

sitting in General Assembly, and by the
authority Of the same, That if any person
shall hereafter make an assault upon an.
other person with any deadly weapon.
carried concealed about the person, every
ouch person upon conviction, under in.
dictment, shall be fined not less than two
hundred, aud not more than tSo thou
sand dollars, and shall be imprisoned for
po.iod not exceeding six months, at the
discretion of the Court. and shall moreo.
yer be required 10y the Court to find sure,
ties for the peace and for good behavior
for one year. after the termination of such
imprisonment.
In the Senate House, the twenty first
day OF December, in the year of onr
Lord one thousand eight hundred an d
htty.eight, and in the eighty-,hird
year of the sovereignty and indepen-
deuce OF the Uuued States of Amer,
ica.
WILLIAM ID. PORTER,
President Of the Senate.
JAMES SlMONS,
Speaker House Of Representatives.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-26

CHARLES SUMMERS SEAT In the Mas.
sachusctts House Of Representatives on
"Wednesday Mr.. Tucker cf Boston, offered
an order providing that His Exccllcncy the
Governor be requested to inform this liousa
whether there is now vacancy in the Of.
flee Of ScLator OF the United States from
Massachusetts, in addition to the vaca ncy
which will occur on the 4th of March next
by the expiration Of the term of Hon. Hen
ry Wilson. Laid over.
The above paragraph NC find In the Char
lesion Courier. Senator Sumner, since the
well meritcd Gaming that he received from
the late Hon. p. s. Brooks, now more than
two years ago, has spent nearly all ~ his
time in Europe, fe;gnng il.heath, and has
imposed upon the credgICus so far. as Ia
make them believe that the Gaming was the
cause of his illness. He has never failed
however, in reaching Washington before
the adjournment Of Congress in time to
draw his pay. 1t seems from the above
that even tie people Of Massachusetts are
becoming tired of his hypocrisy.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-26

Legislatures the proprety of requesting tn is
protection, they would doubtless have taken
the hint, and asked for aid But their pride
Of race and independence revolts Mt this un
asked for Intervention, and will likely band
the entire sentiment Of their people in active
hostility to the movement, making what
might have been easily accomplished by ne
gotIation only aitainable by war and con-
quest 1t is to be regretted that this view
was not accepted by the President.
posrAGE REFoRM.--The. post Office COM
mittee of the United States Senate, il is
stated, nave determined 10 report fnvora5ly
on the bill of Senator Hunter for reform
in the postage laws. This bill proposes to
abolish the franking privilege OF all printed
matter weighing over three ounces, except
the Presidents annual message and accom-
panying documents, the annual reports of
the Secretary Of the Treasury and the Pa
tent Office. and the Congressional Globe;
to increase the rates of inland postage from
three to five cents upon letters conveyed
Gnland) less than three thousand miles; to
leave the postage to and from the Pacific
side at ten ceDts, rs at present, and to
charge hereafter twenty cents on foreign
letters to and from points. over 2,500 mile s
distant.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-26
Hymeneal.

Married. in CAeser District, on Thursday
,6,h instant, by Rev. l.. Mcdonald, Mr.. X.
5. Lewis and Miss Martha j., daughter Of
ID. G. Slnson, ESq.
In ,Yorkville, ~ Wednesday morning,
l9th inst, by James Jrifreys, Esq, Mr.
John X. Alexander, post MASTER and Miss
Mary, dapglisr Of J. Leroy Sutton.
On -. last, ,ly Daniel Douglass, Esq,
Mr.. T. p, Davis t& Miss Nancy Massey, nil
Of Chesterfield District.
In Charleston on the 18th mat, .hy The
Rev. O. a. Darby, Mr.. G. W. CAPERS, of
Columb bia. to Miss. j. l.. DARBY, of Char
lrston, ). &.
On the 30th of December 1853, bv the
Rev. J. Dougla, $, Mr.. ID. B. Nicer EIGHT
of Winnsboro, TO Miss MARY &. TRUES-
DELL, of Charleston.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. A. VI. Chietz
berg. Hon. BENZ. CAUSE, to Miss SUI
SAN f., daughter of Robt j. Gregg, Esq,
all of Marion District, ). G.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-26
Sale of Negroes.

We adyerted last week TO the sale OF the
Cureton Estate, by the Commissioned in
Equity for this District (which was in progress
when our paper went to press. We rcmar-
ked then that everything sold high and this
was especially the case in reference to the
negroes. We believe that it exceeds any
sale on record. Forty seven negroes, (,he
whole number sold), averaged 1910 10
A large proportion of these were under
ten years &C age, sCmo old cncs and enc or
two diseased. Taking the lot generally,
we would pronounce it medium MS to quail
ty.
Five boys, ranging from fourteen to
twenty two years of age, brought $7.465--
an avera &c of 81 493 each. Five girls, ram
giDg from six to 3 years, brought $500
an average of 81 O2O. None of the above
are house servants or tradesmen, with the
exception of one boy, who Is sort Of jack
leg blacksmith.
None Of these negroes were bought by
spectators, nor were they bought TO soil
again at n discount for cash, rs we under.
stand is the custom in some places. The
bidders were numerous nHd the bidding
spirited. Buyers came from various sec
tions in this State and North Carolina es-
pccinlly from those sections where the sale
had been advertised. The advertisements
attracted bidders fr,m abroad, and from the
hr.sightcdncss Of the Commissioner in this
respect, the estate was unqncstio nably ben
Gifted to extent Of thousands Of dollars -
Everything depends upon the way in WHICH
an affair of this kind is managed. Pulling
is one Of the essential requisites Of the aye
and man must resort TO it # he would re-
alize n fair value upon what he has to sell
There is no man but likes to hear the mcr-
its of an article extOl!ed before he buys it.,
and he is influenced thereby, notwithstand-
ing lie would have otherwise believe that
he was not.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-26

CAPT. CoRRIE III. s DIsr. CoURr-
The Charleston Mercury Of 18th inst, con
tains the decision Of Judge Magrath upon
the application made for the the arrest OF
Capt. Corrie, upon the charge Of violating
the law touching the African Slave
Trade.
Judge Magra,h has refused to :yrn
Capt. Corrie over to the jurisdiction OF
the United Sta,es Court in Georgia, but
grants 'he order for his arrest, and orders
that his trial take place wi,ba the limits
Of The jurisdiction wherein he "a arrested.
Carolina Bulletin.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-26

MExIco.-The new military chief Of
this Republic. and with whom our diff
cult,es are probably, if ever, TO be adjus
ted, is Gen. Manuel M,ramon, only TWEEN
ty-seven years Of age, and having become
prominent ao recently as las, winter, lt
has already reached the summit of a'nbi
ton. Whether he will succeed as we
in Guiding the affairs of bhst dis,racte
AND. torn Government, as lie has in wi
ming his way to eminence and powerb
The sword. time will soon dsclose.-Cts
olina Bulletin.