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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-10-15

mon sense. and know hat there Is nothing in this
petition that there would Le nothing In it's refer
ence to a special committee nothing in the wise,
udicious action of this body on the report of that
committee, whatever that action nigh be. calculat-
cd 70 disturb the tranquility OF any person in the
diocese excepting the slave traders, TO whose vii.
anres these petitioners Object and that class Of
men deemed respectable, or otherwise, who lend
them their sympathies, who share in secret their
accorsed pro6ts, and who are seeking to legalize
the traffic.
That is the only class in our diocese whose tram
guilty need be disturbed by reference of this pc
titioo, and who doubtless approve warmly and
heartily n refusal to refer it,
IhOpe the convention will not misunderstand
the question. 1t is not whother tho convention
outbt to take any steps or not in regard to the
actual prevention Of the slave trade from our dio-
cese, as certified by these petitioners; that is for
the committee to report upon. The only question
here is, Shall the petition be referred quietly,
without debate, without agitation-shall the
Church in calm Consciousness of strength, treat
this subject with cOmpOscre, and deliberately nsk
what is her duty; or shall she shrink from ii in
them in nn exhibition of weakness, cowardice and
folly'
If tho Crhventon determines to shrk the mat
ter dare say it may be all for the best for one,
shah wait patiently for the reversal Of its decsion
as | did for the admissiun Of the Churh OF
st. Phillips. when, after elever years this Con-
vention placed the seal Of its approval upon what
for ten years it had Stunned rs fanaticism.
Bot believing, as do. that the rejection Of this
petition will inevitably arouse agitation, and TINT
year BY year y II will be called upon in tones moro
and more imperative, to confront the question of
the slave trade. uriShing under the very shadow
Of old Trinity, and going forth to deso!ute Africa
and'ronew the horrors Of the middle passage,
ask the Convention to remember as the laity and
the public viii remember, that it was not these
petitioners, but their OF ponents in this body who
inaugurated the storm, and who now propose to
cow the wind with moral certainty that they will
reap the whirlwind.
The report OF the Tribune says:
'.The petition Of Mr.. jays created quite sens
alton 10 the Convention. and was received with Il
sound Of suppressed laughter and slight at
tempt at Kissing. When the question came to a
vote, the resolution was rejected by very decided
majority, and only the sacredhess of the place
KEEP, tae applause from breaking forth at this re.
sut"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-10-15
TIE ANTI-LAVERY BUGLE,


usLrsuEp EVERY SATURDAY, AT sALEM, OHIO,
by the Executive Committee Of the Western Anti.
Slavery Society. g.. .
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b addressed to BENJAMIN s. JONES' Editor.
Orders for the paper and letters containing
money in payment for the same, should DC
addressed to ANN PEARSON, Publishing Agent
Salem. Columbiana County, Ohio.
nSrMoney carefully enveoped and directed as
above. NAV be sent by mail at our risk.
psy-We occasionally send numbers to those who
ara not subscribers, but who are believed TO be
;,,.,.s.ed in the dissemination of Anti Slavery
t,u,h with the hope that they will either subscribe
themselves or use their influence to extend Its
circulation among their friends.
. TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One Square (l6 lnes) three weeks. Sl'oo
/" Each additional insertion, 20
I" Six months, f'oo
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Two Squares six months. o'oo
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Ono Fourth Column one year, with privilege
of changing monthly, l2oo
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parCards not exceeding eight lines will he H.
serted one year for SO 90 six months, $500.
j. HUDSON, PRINTER.
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is coupled with talent. Arnold and Burr hsd also
talent Douglas himself has talent. You csnhbt
honOt Webster's talent, without douby bonotihg
his guilt Talent cannot blind, but can only hl
me with Indignation, then I. is made sdb.eivitht
to base purposes. The father Of the Fug!lfis
Slave Law. who consecrated to infamy the soil Of
Boston as we'll as of the whole North, should hot
enjoy 10 the Free States SO much as grave iHdch
less statute. II bis statute must be erected then
let it be done where lie slave-driver cracks his
whip and where the chained victims Of bstJati,y
wrishe in the ugonies Of death on the cracking
fagots of the stake. There DIRE ground. f5r honor
ing Webster thore among the supporters of sla-
very he has acquired for himself true merit, since
the Fugitive Slave Law was the moral precursor
Of the abolition Of the Missouri Compronis the
Dred Scott decisi)n, the re-opening Of the slave
trade, and all the other outrages b5 means Of
which the shareholders seek to subjugate the North.
That Boston Representative, who was so disbonors
able as to degrate the citizens Of the Free States
to the hunting of fugitive slaves vas tho one who
nfused into the South the shameless courage TO
prepare for us every imaginable kind Of disgrace,
aud if there be any who deserve to share the
Of bis delinquency it is those who, spite of the
pernlcious consequences Of the same, are STILL in
the year 1859. shameless enough to erect q stst-
ute to him. Down with this statute And if the
memory of him whom it represents is to be perpet.
uated, lot it be only for the purpose Of furnishing
a discoursging example TO ttoss who carry free.
dom and the Comnfohssai,G upon ,heir lips. yHI
take Office to Se,ray them to ambition and the
greed Of gain
Is not that proper reply Is Chase a 'oowardt,
Is not Chase an honorable man = Is not Chase q
true Republican? Does not such man deserve
to become Presiden:f
But, softly The foregoing answer is about
such a one as Mr.. Chase must have given, If he
were man and Republican. Here follows the
one which he really gave -
CoLuMUBs, Sept 10. 1859.
Dear Sir: 1t is with great regret thai dnd
myself con: trained to deny myself the qualification
Of being present a: the Inauguration Of the sfdtufs
Of Rebster. | would 90 far to participate ID in.
augurating q statute wrought by the art oil Pow.
ets. would 60 further to hear Heb,ter eele6ra-
ted BY EcercH. But imperous duties detain me
in Ohio.
With great respect. -a
Yours truly, ,....
S. p CHASE.
Hon. Frederick W. LINCOLN. Mayor &c. ,
man to whom it would afford qualification 10
be present at the erection of statute to the faith
er of the Fugitive Slave Law, and who would 70
the ar,hesi distance to hear that traitor cslebfatsd
by one of the most intolerable conservatives and
arstocrats in the couc:ry,-such a man claims 10
be trusted. as Repu 5lican President, to febssl
the Fugitive Slave Law, and to restrain The slsvs.
holders
We give the German Republicans Of Ohio 10
consider what they are doing, if they continue 70
place upon their shield such q wsakling, diplomat
and Coward
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-05

gslsoa, Moyers 8. Wlson, on III
south side Of the Square, hazel oE
in store, and are continually recefine
and manufacturing. some Of tiieE'ss'
and most fashionable Taraitnrd.ver
offered 10 tie peop1s Of Liaoln.
Oar readers would dc well to Il and
see them. Their mqito is "luick
Sales and Small Prefits,' aad they
live Up to it. They aave, alsq just
received supply Of Burial Cskets,
the finest and best finished they
say, ever brought to This mafSet.-
Go and look. They are The Epretii-
est we have ever seen by long odds.
W., ii. & ", il will be llrne in
mind, guarantee satisfactioujth is,
they satisfy all reasonable dmaads.
or make no charge.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-05
augast EleGtjQp- 1850
coNGnEss-s1Ern DlsTNIeI


e. We are authorized to announce Bon
,rf.1ssge e. = ~ Fssssa, of Marry, cnudi-
d4ee for Congress froa this Congressional Dis
trct.
We are authorized 20 announce Maj
yvz-,. e. sso..l, OF Meury, caudidate ioI
Congress from this Cor sressional District.
STATE sEHhTE--LINCOfN AND i'RAEKLIN.
sF@We are authorized TO announce s;'E.
Vg.fscgvF.s =. Esq, Of Franklin, caodl-
date TO REPRESENT Lincoln ard Fraukiin counties
in the Senatorial branch OF tie next Tennes-
see Legislature.
e}- We ure authorized 70 announce Or.
T. z. z sseTsa-s@.s 3, Of franklin, cardidate
to represent Lincoln apd FraHklin cernties III
the Senatorial branch of the next Tennessee
Legislature.
EFs We are authorized 10 announce
Jalascs +. C[ss;oaef, ESQ, Of lincoln, &
candidate to represent Lincoln and franklin
counties in the Senatorial hranch OF tAe next
Tennessee legislature.
REPRE- Est ATIvE--LINCoLN COUNTY.
~ We are alrhoTized 10 anrNUnee III b
W. EEeiE-a f. candidate 70 represent Lii'-
coin count, in the lower branch OF the next
Tennessee Legislature.
O- We IRE authorized To announce Capt
Gee. Y. E5cG8. a candidate to represent
Lincoln county in The lower branch 81 the
next Tennessee Legislature.
a. We are authorize to announce Sir.
r.. a.ct1zv icis candidate TO represent LIN
colin County "a, he lower branch Of the heXt
Tennessee Legislature.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-05
czEAvCEHY SALE oF LAID.

ON "wednesday, fElc stIl dry Of
NJ 5UEc, ES59-in parsuance of y de-
cree Of the Ciancery Court Of Lincoln county.
pronounced ats Fetrnary fern. 1883, IL The
case d Q II. Pickett ard Others IS Ewisg
Shelton ana oihers--I vii oier FOR sale, 10
the BIZ best bidder, upon the premises. OF a
credit OF one, two and three ysars TRACT
OF LAND certa ring about lie scres, be-
longing to tie hers Of Peter shelton. dec.
Said land lies in Civil District M %, CT
the waters Of Sheltod's creek. ard sill be
sold free Of the widows right Of denver therein.
Also. at the same time and place, | viii
offer for sale, to the highest bidder, on a cred
it OF l2 months NEGRO NAN, Frank, q
bout 20 years Of age.
Bond with approved securities VIII be re-
CURED Of the purchasers, and lien retained
upon the lard AID said negro for fhe purchase
money. L FARQUHAESCE,
May 3. 1859. Gu & u
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-05
sara6 1Lmt1on-I8G0.
s-rn1,r-r.1ycoLN corNrY.

or We are authorized to announce Coz
sssScgsta 81. Sae9t&s. candidate Tor Sher-
iff 81 lincoln county, as tie March Election
1850.
(ey We are authorized 10 announce Mr.
EfSees erase, a candidate for Sheriff OF
Lincoln county, at thenext Aarch Election
C-7- We are Authorized 20 announce Mr.
JGsa.s q yyegss, Of fhe third district, can
didate for Sheriff Of Lincoln county, 81 the
next March Election,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-05
Cara For Dl,ad slaqsers-

The following has been handed Us
b. friend, as att iufaIlibie cpre for
bind staggers in horsos:-Cui eli q
bout enc inch Of the tail, then make
an iaeision in the for head, in the
curl, about three Inches long, aud
run The knife blade under 40 as to
separate the skin from the bone, then
put two or tlree ciean-washod garlic
roots in tie wound, and sew il Up.
Immediately roar cold water On the
heasl,and kespitrT. ifnct'vo f7rg''i.'',
tea mado Of garlic and coF manure,
used as d.ench, viii PROVE of ma
tsrisi benefit. Nhan tie horse be-
gins TO get better, il the tail should
bleed 200 freely, il can be stopped by
tying with a string. Z horse ought
not to be used uader t~aaty days
from the day Of cure. This remady
HIS been tried ia several very severe
eases il this county lately, and every
time with complete success. Try it.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-05
Pictures

ElclUTeS-
We invite particular attention 10
the card of Alr. ~ c. D''mr, in
another part Of this paper. de b2s
opened a room ia this place, IN the
large brick building, third story
south siie OF the SqeaFe, and-ls pre-
parcel 10 take superior Pictures, IN
the highest style Of the art. Ladies
and gentlemen ara invited to call and
examine his specimens. All reason
able care taken to give satisfaction.
We have examined bis worI,a can
recommend il to those who may de-
sire to possess a transcript of their
own featores. Goand see him. He
is an honorable, high minded geafle-
man, sna VIII extend a courteous
welcome to all VITO may call uFo3
Lin.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-05
LINCOLN coUNTy

I.I-FNNi--s NtTtl-N
Steer, Ied color. .mooih horns and wide
apart, about three years old; by Alexander
Smith. l2sh district, April Both. Valued al
So.
Hose dark chestnut sorrel, star in face,
saddle marked on RIGHT side, sbod al round,
about l5R hands high, seven or eight years
cid; by Moses Cruse,7th dis, May End. Val
ued at $40
GILES COUNTY.
Nare Get, bay color, white star in forehead,
left hind foot white dark name ard tail, one
year old; by James ~ Edwards, four miles
East OF Pulaski, April 80. Valued at S25.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-05
Stone Work.

Stone {G0Fk-
SIR. ", II. Peqad, has, opened a
sbop at Petersburg, for the purpose
Of doing qpy and every kind If
work ia big lhe. Persons desiring
to have ohy Stone work done about
their buildings, or in grave-yaras
tor monuments. etc, will fOd him
proups toh Gil orders. lie warrants
saiislacti1n, and at the same time
chalgaa less tbia any shop in any
other pace. Give him trial.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-05
.aanaEay

i.anaTay-
The mules drawing the carriage
of " W. ca, Esq, q Bedford
county, took fright While stnding in
froot OF TIE taserain tli3plaee last
SUNDAY, and started rurrilg, throw
Ing down ard iajurilts Fhe driver
considerably, who was ddeavoring
to catch their heads fortunately,
no other damage YES Zone, il re
except fracture er ts9of the We
hicle. The animals weFt soon stop
ped, and the inmates Of the carriage
relieved, uUiojOred, ffoH their Dan
gerous position.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-05
Fine Graxth-

Fiae Grawth--
Rev. A!errader Smith has placed
on our table q Stem OF blue grass,
pluckea from bis msadew, FIVE miles
west Of this place, Which measures
three feat pine and a bali inches Y
length. q ar Of the ground Ihii
IS a very fias eroa,h. ana would y
lard 10 eqoal even in tie cslesFa'ss
blue grass secaoes Of Kensusss
This fact aids to corroboIate VIA
We have repeatedly stated, taat g
coil Of Cid Lincoln IS equal to ans
and needs only TO be tested to essab
lish its unsurpassed capabilities.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-05
ESTRAYS TAKEN UP.

LIST, Kind Of animal is given ID, color.
3i, description. 4tb, age. 18th, posters
name. 9th, place and time of arrest. 80.
9Th, valuation.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-05
P:easal Cemr saiaa

We were llonored last Monday
with a visit from our freud j. G.
CDyyca, Esd, of The LeHiabarg
Mess srger, and we're gratiiied to
learn that bis paper was IN a flourish
ing condition ia is = pleasant,
compaaionatle, talented gentleman.
and can get up sheet that The peo-
pie OF Marshall ought TO oheer'ully
support. Success attend him.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-05
In CO Kegr0

Ma va Nt5l0
Any. slave Of Mr9 DraEe, nesr
Pleasant PIains, in Til. county, was
born lie March, 1853, and departed
this life March %, 1859, at 10
O'Clock A NJ, mskiae her lOl years
of age at the Zine Of her death
Amy VAS faithfal 10 her owner, and
honest in al her dealings. She was
a devoted Christian, .aying been a
member of he Baptist church for
Is years, AMI died in s'fong faith
of glorious hereafter. =.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-05
Mo III 3

"A $ \ am selling Goods at sery small prof IS,
IA il ssandsme in hand 70 make prompt
collections. therefore urge upon ali tai
IRE owing ne, by note or account, &c como
forward and make payment immediately.
yeur compliance with the above rsquest, viii
enable me to sell you goods cheap
april 81. 7 G. GOODRICH.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-05
Mccormick 5 Reaper and Hover fer
1883

z S again offered to the farmers Of the United
3 States. as the best Reaper and Mower in
the world. and best combined Reaper and
Mower, ard is so warranted. For five years
past have avoided attending the various
State and County Fairs for the purpose OF
seeking premiums, regarding NY machine IS
too well known to mead that sort Of eommer-
dation. In July last the United States Ma
|tiOnal Agricultural Society, at their Fair at
Syracuse, New York, awarded to NE Gold
Medal and Diploma for the best Reaper, after
a severe test in heavy tangled Rye, over hiily
and uneven grounds Also the Great Council
medal was awarded by the Exhibition Of all
Nations, at London in 1851, to c. H. &eCor-
mick. w. J. STEGALL, zcal.
April IA.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-05
Pictures, Pictures!
PATENT Aiaga8TYPES!

Z. L GILDERSLEEV
IL AS made arrangements with the owners
u < Of the right OF the process IN this STATE,
for taking these inimitahle pictures, and ia
now prepared to furnish 81 who may wish re-
ally fine and durable pictures ia style ursur-
passed. Pictures by TINS process have never
been tax sn in this part Of thseouEtrv, as IL is
known only 10 the pstentess and their zssgr-
ses. They are uneqnallsd ov any oshsr-
Pictures tslssa m all Kinds Of weather.
Dec 23.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-05
EssaTilie Tenn

.aln;en.a Bar4 ................. .......So
1,IkntefS Bsnk... ....... do
Merchants Bank. do
lsank ci tho Union do
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-05
Ijg Nlarkst5 Tttf5t Iatfl
Fayetteville Prices current.
CORREcTED WEEKLY.

49, ~ - N'l9I-4'F Ia Ut ICE.
Iay.ttsviae, Nag :, 1859.
fter we haze prepared the following table
x.gL good deal Of care, aud hdieve it may
be relied on as ctrrect:-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-05
sl,eIbyviI.c. Tern

Bacon-Hog round SIC, clear sides 9Ac
shoulders 6IIac, hams 1895
Lard--In new barrels Zoe: old stands &c
Wheat--Prime 81 IS; Ordinary 70@9oc
FlalIr--From 3iGS So 80.
Shelled 0a;s-io@50.
colfee--By the bag, l3@14c.
Sugar--By the Dbl. Is q &c.
Noiasses--Bv the Dbl. 45c; half Dol. a Il
Nails Spy The key AZ @5114.
Clover seed as.
SaEt--Finesac 50 .; bbl per bush 4oc.
Whisky--CommeR Soc.
Maekerel BY the Kit So.
Candles--Star 23@25: tallow l4@l5c.
Soda-cask 716@s.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-05

AUg ta<ts,, Cts
We have to notice q better feeling in our
bacon market, more particularly tor stiles and
| shoulders. We cannot however, report any
Improvement in prices, and continue to quote
as in last statement. Bacon, hog rourd 10l4
a I01I; clear SIDES 1l5(@12; rible ell side,
ll1@ll14; shoulders 83@9; hams lo@
ILL.,; lard l2@l3, as to quality and pack
age. Corn as. Meal 60@ SOC. Flour, super
perfne 61; extra surerfine 63-@@7 family
| 71I@73L. Stock Peas 95@l 05; red wheat
20al 80, white goa 40: Feathers 4S@45
Oats @6Oc; beeswax S0a 33e; Ginseng 4o@
45; Eggs 15c; Butter l5@2oc.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-05-05

Free Q Posta &c in Lincoln County
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-03
AUCTION SALES.


CREDIT sALE--s" LOTS wIslEs CLOTHING, WHITE |
BY BLACHE LEAUMCMT,
Auction Rcun, II Chartres sersst
M IS a sss; Rs. ss,: An
y" 0''en N AZ =. p sn'r'''
ana isass
sSTERMs-At..ie. n
DRY 0OODS...s....,...........DH DRY obs.
By Z. D. HYDE,
eof the lase urn Of h Peychsud, Byds Coz
Ascson Room, 81 Nagsssse 1t,
MDnhDI.AaYg,,,, a. Inst, a 10K c,sl:eh A. A.,
Heavy. Sssre BssIs =. AFsseson sso.s sSse.iss.
"a e
sand'y Lot Z .I.ss dssds
An Invoice Of Gsas and Pisoh. tl
BOOKS, STATIONERY &c. .te,
By ANzEL EDWARDS,
tfs@ B. ARnYrKLD, AuessnesF
Store, IS Sc. Charles street.
THIs EVENING and every weekday essn-
isIse coes,oc n he bss ~osis Of the best aushoss
y.Iss. q ,es.urs :sisess .ps 1T Al:
p,.ss s.s .s COLLECTION q Dc nsss nsds. 1s e
psrtment Il STANDARD Literature Also Blank BooIs
s sss ~ 81 he
Plano Fones suetionJust received. and win
By MONTGOMERY SMITH,
R. n MONTGOMERY, AuctIoneer.
e tns 81 IA. H. q J. Al
v,. : III e p.o, ,. II v,.n.
Pour Mahogany Parlor Suits
Other rur.ituls ss every description. 4
Eight good second hand Piano Fortes
Three new Piano Fortss.
EMBROIDERED BANDS AND COLLARS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
PLACIDE's vARlETIEs-oRAvIERs STREET.
s..ss Manager. JOHN sEETes.
FIFTH WEEK OF THE STAR COMPANY.
MONDAY EVEN NG. Jan. s, 1859.
Commence. with the comedy Of THE ROAD TO RU!N-Mr
Re 9sr .ss ss NJ a.
silky. John Owens; Widow Warren. Mrs John sefon sopb
x ss;ss Dfa zss snss 81
y Ms.e Il cs H. 4:
H. ss Bs,
Seymour - -
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Boxes Third Tier for colored persons only....s.s0
Gallery
Private Boxes. 90
The Box Office open for securing Dress Circle Parquetts
Chairs and Private Boxes s from W ScIeek, daily.
mence at 7. " Jas
ST. CHARLES THEATER-sT. CHARLES 81.
Lessee and Manager. ....B DsBAR.
Acting Manager. CoRRI.
PRICES q ADxssIoNoD5ss. Circle and P..eus,.. IS
ns 50 Ssn z q ssns Private Boxes
MONDAY EVENING. JAM 8, 1859.
conclude with the operata Of THE SWISS SWAINS-Swfg
Vining Bowers; Rosetta Miss Fanny Denham.
Doors open at SKI Overture O'clock precisely. Boz
Office open daily from 10 TO o'clock p. N.
jas g. Q. GHEsLEY, Treasurer.
CPALDING q ROGERS AMPHITHEATER AND
~ MUSEUM st. Charles street and Commercial Place
Manager. R. sPALDING.
sPALDING / ROGERS
NEW ORLEANS CIRCUsi
MONDAY JanuaryS,
The Entire Troupe the CONRAD BROTHERS. W. O.
DALE, the two Funny Clowns, FAY and DAY. give Grand
Performance-Equestrian Acrobstic and Gymnastic.
| TWELVE CAMELs,
Selected from the number Imported by u Government
will be exhibited in the ring by their NATIVE ATTEND
ANTS and 20 through performance Illustrative Of their
habs. ufes, etc.
ss-For particulars, see "Daly Programme"
ss-Performances EVERY NIGHT and EVERY THURS
| DAY and SATURDAY MOONS.
1cAdmission only 80 cents to both Amphheaer and Nh
scum; Children and servants % cents to Shows aa
| ORLEANS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STREET
MONDAY, Jan. g. 1859,
Second night Of Halsvy's Grand Opera in entitled
| THE JEWESS.
egIn Rehearsal-a opera by Malard. 1.-THE Dragon,
| de vilars."
H6Penormance commences at O'Clock.
Office open every day, from O'Clock A. NJ to 81