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MECHAx1cs AND TRApERs' BANK Notice is pub
lrhed that the annual election for Directors Of this
hank yin be held atthe banking house on Monday,
18th January next
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Holiday Giffs. Holiday GIFTS
HOLIDAY GIFTS!
n. a. TYLER,
No. ITO CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Is opening his
SPLBNDTD .AsSORTNIBNT
Christmas and New Years
IFTS.
CONSISTING, FART, or
RICH DIAMOND OPAL. EMERALD, RUBY and Pearl.
SETS OF JEWELRY!
LADIES' WATCHES,
Set with Diamonds, Pearls and Rulies!
LADIES' FINE
7Er.11kExE:D zI-izczf1:.s.
RICH JFwELED BRACELETS, BROOCHES AND EAR
RINGS, FINGER-RINGs, STUDS.
GENTLEMEN's
EXTRA FINE GOLD HUNTING WATCHES
FINE GOLD VEST AND FOB CHAINS,
All styles.
RICH SILvER-wARE,
Consisting Of
FULL. sETTs AND ROUGH PIECEs,
Unequaled in Design and Finish,
BRONZE AND PARIAN MARBLE
Hr<>NrEr- ,:I-.,e:rSs. AM,
PAPIER MACHE
WRITING DESKS, WORK BOXES, JEWEL CASES
And
LIQUEuR STANDS
Of tho Most Beautiful Design and Finish. ..
FINE PAPER MACIE
BACKGAMMON AND CHESS BoAIiDs:!:
Elegant IUory Gtessmen ETC., etc.
GOLD, SILVER AND SHE'LL.
sPEoTAoLEs AND EYE GLAs SEES
| Superior Music Boxes, all sizes.
| GOLD AND SILVER CARD-CAsEs, PoRTE-MoNNAIEs
AND sNUFF-BoXEs BRIDAL AND PARTY
| FANS, FINE PORCELAIN and CHI
MA VASES FINE TABLE
CUTLERY, &c,
AN ELEGA MT ASSOC TMENT
Gold and SiIyer-Iounted Canes,
BEAUTIFUL RICH FANCY HAIR PINS AND COMBS,
Together with
| AN ALMOST ENDLESS VARIETY
FANCY GOODS,
dl2 2ptf Which he Fair Prices
|
500 Stella Shascls,
WORTH 81 co.
| FOR THREE DOLLARS oNLY
| A desirable article for
| H o1iday Prese emit!
| BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
| die 2ptf ll6 Canal street. one door from Royal.
Patton, Smith $ P,etssens,
CORNER OF MAGAZINE AND GRAvIER STREETS
Agents for the Sale
| MANUFAC TOBACCO,
hand and constantly receiving, commits
son direc, Manufacturers Largest
assortment Of
Manufactured Tobacco.
every variety they have offered 10 the trade solicit
the attention ofGRoCERs DEALERS their stock before
| purchasing
and Extra pounds LA BELLE CREOLE, los; BUCK
FINNEYS SIS and los and KENTs 0sbcsides various ote
brands; GRANT WILLIAMS = lts and others; LEoNO-
pounds, which took the Premium the State Fair Pc
ersburg Va November, 1885, Y 4 f. P JONES' pounds
Twists which have the Premium in North Carolina
years succession and is perhaps the finest Tobacco in the
world
| wILLIAMsoN'S TWIST, thrst pickings9 KATE ELIZA
pounds for connoscurs only and in fact every
scription of Tobacco generally used
We also have the PowHATTAN PIPES, which we receive
direct Of. commission dl2 2pf
Fairbanks
PRIN CLIP "A L SOUTH e r n
Scale Warehouse,
AND DEPOT FOR
LILIES BURGLAR AND FIRE-PR00F SAFES.
FAIRBANKS & CO.,
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their choice.
= MAJ. s,;.., - o,.u,. <,.,,.,.
Children's Shirts, of every quality.
sr1 I-nssr.birts' etc ETC, etc
very large .somen Of sercery, Ribbons Fancy Goods,
FITNESS ,a.aa a,t ~ par,.,o, pos,,,ar
I. MoREAU.
did 2ptd25 corner of Toulouse and ROYAL streets
Snfs<y S;y.ea. EEeu,.p
HI e N d Il r ON s. G. a MES,
No. 100 Canal Street.
Spoons, Tea Sets,
Forks, Pitchers,
ladies' walters
oas'ors' 1AAe AasHq,s
Goblets, Butter Coolers
Fish Knives Dessert hnives-in case
Including all articles of Furnishing usually made of
sises ana u. qas =. a..
single articles and sets. % zpMoMe&frlm
E'LNntNtaOm GtOshtnY.
r. M AL A r. d 81 CO.,
,-..n.,-. 49,, ,.-,., ...o-u,.n.o,
-
PLANTATION CLOTHING q,
.o, ,,rn AVN uomrn
..,,,,, oo,n, -e'As'sAAs
n,,,rs
FLANNEL. and HICKORY SHIRTS,
JosEYs,
CHEMIsEs etc., ETC.,
All made of Warm and Durable Stuffs.
Low nr,.s Orders will be carefully and promptly attended to-
dl2 2peodtial r. MALAhD q w.
n. Dillon.
WATCH AND CLoCh MA-htEs,
No, So Gravier Street,
WATCHES Of all constructions carefully REPAIRED, and
warranted, at moderate prices
hse1sni'N' a0, =. - wy is' -'0D'i'
n8-A Rack Office to rent. n2s 2plm
.NeaU Orleans Depot
G. u q N
No an ST CHARLES STREET yERANDA BUILDINGS.
BACHELORS NATURAL HAIR DYE
CRlsTADoRo's
PHALoN,s CHEMICAL HAIR INvIGoRAToR.
puAIoN,s p ApuIAN LOTION far tho co,n,exo,
No".ANn ? N'AoA''N'S VII" io' 'ne ii'i''
perfumery md Toilet Articles
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,ln 0fItalls 4ailr Crescent.

THE ORPHAN INFANTS. Don't forget that the
fair for The benefit Of the Orphan Infants Asylum
il continued at Masonic Hall tonight, and that
every motive incites to lis attendance prompts
ines Of charity and the desire for pleasure-for the
one win be answered and the other secured BY
those who 60, invest and enjoy themselves.
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The Southern Times,

G. W. McCRANIE, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,
Is rendered to the business Of New Orleans reliable
advertising medium. The TIMES is published within thirty
miles of the Ouachi river and in wealthy portion Of the
ton growing region of Northern Louisiana.
Address the proprietor Vernon jackson parish Louisiana.
Terms, 50 80 per annum, in advance.
A. B. STRAWBRIDGE & CO., Agents,
I'm rnnr al pinrr
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StlCes. Plated IT'Ns'cs,
For sale at the
CROCKERY AND FURNISHING STOR


SAMUEL Il. MOORE,
No. 40 CAMP STREET.
SILVER PLATED TABLE AND DESSERT FORKS.
SILVER PLATED CASTORS.
SILVER PLATED CANDLEsTIcKS.
SILVER PLATED TABLE AND TEA SPOONS.
SILVER PLATED OYSTER FORKS.
SILVER PLATED WALTERS.
SILVER PLATED URHS.
SILVER PLATED EGG BOILERS.
SILVER PLATED TEA SETS.
SILVER PLATED SYRUP PITCHERS.
SILVER PLATED DEGANTER LABELS
SILVER PLATED BUTTER DISHES
SILVER PLATED PITCHERS.
SILVER PLATED MUGS
SILVER PLATED WINE STANDS
SILVER PLATED CAKE BASKETS
SILVER PLATED ICE PITCHERS
SILVER PLATED BERRY BOWLS
SILVER PLATED LADIES.
SILVER PLATED CALL BELLS.
SILVER PLATED NUT CRACKS.
SILVER PLATED DIPPERS.
SILVER PIATEs SPOON HOLDERS. MS 2peodsf
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Clothing! Clothing! CtofI.t,,g!
+. MALARD & CO.,
Corner of Canal and Old Levee streets,
Have been receiving n Large Assortment Of
FASHIONABLE
WINTER cLoTHING
Which they offer for sale at Low PRICES Their assort
ment consists in part of the following
Mems Clothing.
quality and Cloth Office COATS
. Sac COATS.
Fine and medium quality Black and Cooed Cloth Frock
COATS.
Fine medium quality Pilot Beaver Cloth OVERSEAS
Super Waved Pilot Cloth BURNoUs and Winged sAcs.
Fancy coored and Black Cashmere PANTS
Black and Coloed Fancy silk VESTS.
:. -. :. !. Cashmere and poeskin VESTS.
An assortment priced Union Cashmere PAI.EToTs,
SACs, PANTALooNs VESTS JACKETS oyERCoATs,
BLANKET and FLuRKINti COATS
BOYS CLOTHING.
Boys and Youths Fancy Cashmere PANTS,
g.. . Bray and Black Union Cashmere PANTS
e. -. Black Doesllin PANTs.l
-. o.. Frock COATS, PAIEToTs and sACs.
e. :. Black aud Colored Cloth JACKETS
=. =. Union Cashmere JACKETS.
.. Fancy Cashmere VESTS.
=. =. Black silk and Doeskn VESTS
>. e. oyERCoATs
FURNISHING GOODS.
Merino and Cotton Knit aud Flannel UNDERSTANDS and
DRAWERS White and Colared Cotton SHIRTS SOCKS sus
PENDERs, NEcK-TIEs, STOCKS, HANDKERCHIEFs, &C.
Also
India Rubber OvERCoATs, CLoAKs, LEGGINGs and
CAPS UMBRELLAS etc.
F. MALARD 4 CO.,
al2 2neodttal Of Canal nnl ola Leyee
Eia,e1s, .gJy Widths,
SUITABLE FOR AsIBoATs
Linen Crunlb Cloth,
ALL WIDTHS AND PATTERNS
CARrET1NG, OH. CLOTH Msm
CURTAIN MATERIALS, coRNIcFs-New Patterns
CURTAIN BANDS, PINS,
MATTING-cocoa and Canton.
RUGS, MATS, TABLE COVERS, etc.
For sale Low at the
Curtain and Carpet Warehouse,
No. 30 CAMP STREET.
do 2ptia1 WATKINS & HOMAN.
Thomas s. Turner,
CAMP STREET. ............14
VIE GAPS.
Men and Boys,
CHILDREN AND INFANTS.
Ladies', Misses and Children's
FANCY GOODS,
IN ALL THE DIFFERENT vARIeTIEs
| GENIS' BLACK SILK HATS,
And
GENTS' EXTRA BLACK SILK GAPS,
GENUINE FRENCH BEAVER HATS,
Broadway Agony
| 1rOOx. En- rs -12VD I'VE GRO RATS
BY Who'll L
d12 2p6t
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eaThe Contrasts-SvhiIc congratnlating
ose who have had the good fortune be born beautiful
would remind those whose hair Of odous by nature
ged BY sickness time. that by using CRIsTADoRoS
EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE, they may the hair is con
cerned in ten minutes DO made beautiful The Dye been
analysed and certified be d harmless by Dr. Chiffon
the most distinguished chemist in the United States.
Sold everywhere and applied BY all Hair Dressers.
as aplmkW CRISTADoRo, No 6 Aston House. NJ Y
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Roots, Shoes and Ass0ga,ss,

Roots, Shoes and Br0gans,
AT WHOLESALER.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditehing BOOTS Russell
BRoGANS, Wool Mexican Palm Leaf Straw and Campeaehy
HATS at the lowest market prices, by
FROST L CO.,
No. 10. Magazine street, Ney Orleans
HATS CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE
We constantly receiving general assortment of Silk and
Fur, Cashmere Panama. cghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican
and Wooi HATS, at the lowest market prices by
FROST & CO.,
jy13 2p&W Magazine street
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Fancy and Family Grocery.

j. Il. HARRINGTON &c CO.,
1872 CANAL STREET,
Corner of Dryades.
Are opening and in constant receipt of fresh supply Of
GOSHEN BUTTER, CHOICE TEAS,
ENGLISH BREAKFAST
GRUYIERE, DUTCH AND ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE
CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS,
PRESERVES SAUCES. etc.
CHAMPAGNEs, CLARETs AND OLD BRANDIEs,
FAMILY FLOUR AND BUCKWIlEAT,
And all articles for family
H5- Goods delivered. d2 ap6t
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BrOOMs, Paper N1sd Buckets.
800 dozen BROOAfS-assor.ed
$50 -. BUCKETS ..
200 :, PAINTED TUBS.
100 :. CEDAR -.
1900 reams ASSORTED PAPER.
leo LETTER and NOTE PAPER
100 dozen ZINC WAsH-BoARDs
Together with large assortment Of
sCRUB, SHOE, md
W4ITEWASH BRUSHES
LAMP WICK
COTTON TwINE, etc.
Rs-Grscers will please call and examine my stock at
20 magazine Street.
dc 2pi2t l.. SAWYER.
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- Sgashington nnd New York Corrcs-
uorflcncc ON second page.

The yAHIErIEs. Bourcicaults very Interesting
drama, The Willow Copse, will be performed
tonight, with q cast which includes MI. Couldock
in his great part Of Lake Fielding, Messrs. Cop
land, Chapman, Letting well, Morris, Seymour Miss
Thompson, Miss Marshall and Miss Couldock.
scotch dance, BY the Misses Gale will be followed
~ The afterpiece. John Dcbbs Y in which Messrs.
Owens, Sothern, and Miss Couldock will appear.
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Table and Piano C0uers.

7HTze NEEN 7'1IztO COEGTS.
We have choice assortment of these goods Of English
French and German manufacture, comprising
RICHLY EMBROIDERED SILK ON CLOTH, OF Ga ~
and S-i TABLE COVERS, AND THE USUAL SIZE FOR
PIANOS, IN CRIMSON, GREEN AND MAROON
BICH PRINTED CLOTH COVERS in IA and 81.
RICH BROCADE GERMAN do 81.
Ga ~ and 81 IN REMARKABLY FINE QUALITY
WORSTED DAMASK COVERS.
S-4FINE WORSTED DAMASK by the ward for Dessert or
Wine Cloths
PLAIN BLUE, CRIMSON AND GREEN CLOTH FOR
WINE CLOTHS, can be made with Border of any length
j. D. CAMERON Il CO.,
dl2 2p6t 1874 Canal street
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D0-Grover 4 Bakers Eoiselcss Sewing Mn
CHIMES which SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS are on sale
It The Southern Depot No. Camp Parties in
Sewing Machine invited to call and examine
ing purchases. o26 Initial
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~ For Sale BY O. O. wooDMAN, b. JoURDAN, q. N
MORRISON, y. y. wHEELocK & CO.. Z. GUILLoT, New
Orleans. jy23 2ply
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~ Worth Reading and Thinking about
HININGERS OLD LONDON DOCK GIN-Designed for
he Of the Medical Profession Family having super.
seded The socalled Gin' 8 Aromatic" Cordial Med
Gated etc. Is endorsed by all the prominent PHYSICIANS
chemists and connoiseurs possessing all those intrinsic
dicinai Qualities Tonc and Diure which belong to Al OLD
and PURE GIN Put up In Quart Bottles, and sold by all
Druggists Grocers, etc.
a.. A. BININGER & CO., Established 171s)
SolaI rn..o Ne n Y
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Trnstena Soio

Nys2EKEASs John G.. Law and Eliza J. Law
w his wife, BY their eed dated or the 3ist day Of
August. 1854, lid convey unto William Sunder
land the undivided half Of the following described
property situated in Des Moines county, Iowa 10 vii:
The undivided one half Of Lot No. in fractional
Section No. four a., In towlship No. sixty-nine
t69) north, FRANCE No. two (2) west formerly know
a. the Pork House of J. Law 4 Co in Burlington
Iowa, In trust to secure the payment OF certain pro
missory note in said Deed uf Trust mentioned Ard
described, for he Of Seven thousand dol ars dated
August b. 1897 with interest from date until paid at
the rate OF ~ per cent per anuum, pay able annually
on the hrst day OF July OF each wear, and au
the said vi! lam Sunderland, in default of The nj
OF the said sum ofssven thousand dollars ut maturity
or in default Of the payment nterert thereon
annually, a. therein stipulated to sell the said pro
perry in the manner in said Deed Of Trust me noned
and provided.
And whereas the interest upon said note for the wear
ending July LIST, 1852 IL due and unpsid
i, William sun erand, Trustee aforesaid will seli
the undivided one fourth part the said OF No in
fractional section No T. in township No. 80 FORTH of
range No west, with tn. improvements thereon the-
ing the same interest in aid pIemi-e whit was con-
veyed to said John u. Law by r. Kendall according
TO the provisions Of e deed Of above
At pubic auction, for cash. the OF The Court
House, 10 said Des Moines county, to the highest
bidder, on Monday the sth day of August A. d lS,N
between the hours Of O'Clock A. M ami O'Clock
r. NJ, to satisfy said demand and costs OF this trust
jus-wtd WM. SUNDERLAND Trustee
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To All to Whom it Nav Concern

> ~ the inventor OF a and useful Improvement
IN smut Machines, which right secured to me b,
letters paens, bearing date 2Uth 0et 1851 and the
are certain parties manufacturing machines ana usn,
my improvements. This is to notify all persons whs
MAKE use or vend said improvements that will ho.e
each and every person, who inirnges my rights re
spohsbie or All sneh arrangements, and will at the
eapence establish the validity OF my patent.
Now part Of what claim rs my invention In tn.
securing DEVICE formed Of the heater attached to til,
Cylindrical screw, in combination with the securing
plate anu cylinder, formed Of series of rings
one over the other. l fun Their claim the sdius,bl.
screens placed in the chamber, and arranged rotayey
with the IAN whereby the chess and ligh Ter and
may when OF sufficient value discharge from the
machine separately, and in clean state, or when
worthless TO passin the fan box to be elected
tnererom with the hner and lighter 70 eign substances
ihis IS a part oil what claim in the summary to NV
patent The above notice will hope be sufficient thai
none may claim ignorance Of my right.
word to the wise is sufficient
Nsrsh ~ 4~tf JGuN Wnonr,pr
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61RnnBRcu 4 TnArD.-Ess41sas Beoh-
anan, niss Lane, md Mn. Secretary Thompson,
came up % Major Shuts train, - far . Cum-
berfand, night before last, On their uay 70 the
Bedford GpelnnA The crowd with the Presi-
dens numbssed about twenty-five. We learn
from : pasengsr that there was an imm. nse
shakin8 u hands 1t the various ssatious 81
whiOh he train Stopped, and that "Buck'' ~
IN eleesas osadition. ~ AartinsvilIe the Pres
ident ard sufte sook supper, and were received
BY the family Of Chaa James Faulkner. Men,
women and childfen crowded about the vsner-
able Chief Magistrate, and the continual wAg-
ging Of bic north paw, together with the exces.
sive heat, almost exhausted him. Among others
. couple Of drunken men staggered up for :
shake, under the deluive impression, no doubt,
that the old Chief might have about his clothes,
. email bottle OF Eaoch Souths best: The lin
Der bipeds received az hearty shake ~ could
be expected, but no whisky. At Cumberland
the shaking was repeated With renewed yigor,
and il was expected that the Presidential right
arm would soon have 70 oe hung in cling
They say that the President takes hold Of q
name hand ~ if he meant il, coming down upon
you like hawk upon Q sparrow, and shaking
you oil over. The distinguished party was 70
have resumed its trip yesterday over 70 Bed
ford By private convey INTEL,
26th
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J. H. TAILOR - rAy,t
J. Il. TAYLOR & co.

Wholesale Dealers i'm staple d Fancy
Groceries.
l3 JEFFERSON. STREET. IL
Lave JUST RECEIVED, and now offer to tie trade
IL 1T the Low EST market rates, one of the iarges
and most complete stocks Of Staple and fancy Gro
ceries ent'reiy mep and fresh, ever brought to th
market.
An Inspection of goods and prices is respectfully So
licited.
Our Stock Consists in Fart. of
loo sacks Prime Rio and Laguyra Coffee
40 n Chests Assorted Teas;
go ., and 10 b Caddies, do
Is Hhds Prime and Fair Sugars;
% B6s Belcher's crushed, pow'd and Loaf Sugars;
20 :" Moasses, various brands;
10 " New York Golden Syrup;
ID Tierces Prime Rice;
zOO Boxes Tobacco, various brands:
70 Gro Goeowin's and Ander.on's, do, in Tin foil;
b Bbls, Nuts, assorted;
% Bbls French Prunes;
100 Boxes Layer and NJ. X, Raisins;
100 Drums Fresh Figs;
20 y Bbls Mackere-15 ouintals Cod Fish;
20 4 /" Picked and 100 Boxes Scaled Herring:
2OO Kegs Nails, assorted;
100 Boxes Window Glass assorted:
100 g Glass Jars and Flasks:
~ Kegs and Boxes s Soda;
Is boxes Saieratus;
CASTLE, German chemical, Windsor. Shaving and
Toilet Soaps. in great variety.
Chinese Fire Crackers;
Cordage an Irvine, yari1 US kinds;
Philadelphia Pearl starch;
Stewards pare Candies;
s.eied Almonds;
Fresh Peaches, Strawberries and Tomatoes. IN Cans
Pickles, Catsups Worcestershire Sauce, saYdines
and 0s sters;
sriCEs OE All KESns.
Shoe Backing aud Brushes
B.dselIs Bituminous Axle Grease--A new thug
LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS, AND SUPERIOR
QUALITY.
CIGARS IN GREAT VARIETY.
And general assortment of almost ever, thing kept
our line OF business. aniaIn
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II m1n1 ~ Moot inlenco - heert sond-
ing yslls q pin He looked sAgsrly into lie
faoe ef every one who passed, q il he sss,sJ
hare help- but be could Only swat his turn.
10 another part OF the town, q crcss-road
leading from the hill IN front Of Solferino, l
mettwenty ons OF carts laden with Austrians
in every stays Of safEsrise. One Of the carss
contained bet two, and u the extremity Of
their agony they had halfrissn 20 their knees
grappled ONE another BY the shoulder and
were gazing into each Others faces with Q
fixed and stony look offfensied horror which
| shall never forget
Just before dark on Sunday evening
looked into the large church in this place to
which the greatest number of the wound
ed were taken. IL was Catholic church, Of
course, ~ there are no others here. All the
furniture of every kind had been taken out
from the alter ana side chapal a. we'll ~
from the nave of the building. and upon
rows Of mattresses extended lengthwise on
the stone floor, a. closely - they could lie,
the wounded were placed All whose sniu.
ries would permit their removal had been Ia
ken away and sent on to Montechiaro, Bres-
cia and other towns. and only those were left
who seemed very near their end. In one side
chapal lay eight Austrians-two or three
gasping for breath and in the very act Of dy-
ing-and not one Of the whole eight could
possibly, - it seemed to me, live an hour
The entire floor was covered with the poor
victims of war, nearly all rapidly approaching
the came extremity Men and women, charg-
ed with the care Of them, we're passing TO
and fro, not to sooth and comfort the diving,
for there was NO time for that lint lookinv
for those who might still be saved And
over the alter, looking down upon this horrid
scene, was an immense, well painted, life
like picture illustrating the Sermon ON the
Mount, and representing the Redeemer say
ing to those about him." Blessed are the
pedcenGkers, for they shall be called the
children Of God" What an awful comment
did that scene present upon that sacred text!
A New York letter says the Harpers ex-
vnond for Ia hnr al xvhskn ln,n 81 vox,
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L E v E r A N D

FJEHNHSSHOS SEAK Fk ESAkES are man
ufactured to order by w 4 CA WHITE,at their
establishment on Main St., Burlington, Iowa
thankful for thevery liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to u.s. We determined to merit continuance
OF sne same BY spatng 10 pains expense to give
perfect satlsIaction We prepared do all kinds
OF Seal Engraving and furnish the with Presses OF
Anyo the kinds now in Also, Die Sinking and ali
kinds Of Stencil Brands done to order
J. w. 1 G. A. WHITE.
Office. 800
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The firSt case of sun.stroke, Of which we
have any record, is related in the Bible
The victim was the little son Of Shunamlte,
who "being in the field with the respers, said
unto his father, My head My headr And
when he had taken him to his mother he sat
on her knees till noon then he died"
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There 10 much excitement in Davis county
Kentucky, relative to . plot among the slaves
the object of which was robbery, poisoning
arson and burglary, A few nights ago, Q
house was burned near Masonville, and seven
negroes we're implicated in the crime. The
offenders would have been executed ut once
but their owners promised to remove them
from the State, and Immediately sold them
for the Southern market
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Baggage Checked THROUGH from Fairfield,
No Charge for Hon6linq.
TO SHIPPERS or LIVE sTncK
1853 Summer Arrangements. 1853
"a n l

Via Michiga. seatrai and Great West
ern II anaGssJ hallway.
TNRAISS LEAVE THE GREAT CENTRAL DEPOT
i foot OF Lake street. Chieaso.
400 A. M.-Det-nit Accommodation, daily fsundavs
excepted arrives at Detroit at 600 D. m.
a:eo A. M.-Cincinnad Express. Sundays executed
arrive at indianapolis 401 p M, Cincinnati at sac
y. m. a q - "
500 A. M--LiIhtning Express. (s1rdays excep.ed
arrives At Detroit 100 Z. nj Suspension Bride. 81
Buffalo $40 q. Albany 800 p. m: New York 900
p. m; Bost9r, IL at night
z:oe r M-Nhes Accommodation, except Sunday
500 T. M.-New York ard Boston Express texcert sa-
turoay) arrives at Detroit 7:I5 a. m; Suspension
Bridge or Buffalo 4:30 p. ~. Albany AGO. n: New
YORK, 1000 a. M; Bosts n, 300 p nj.
o:Uu M-Gincnnati and Louisville Express ,ayeept
saturday, arrives at Cincinnati 600 a. M louisville
at 400 p. - = -
One train on sanday at SEQ D. m
The $500 A. vi 500 p, NJ trains con -art n. D. lie
with he Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway for Buffalo
ana all points east; at Toronto with Grand Trunk Rail-
way, to Kingston. Ogdensburg, MontresI Quebec, and
ah points In Canada East, Northern Vermont New
Hampshire and Maine.
EB Baggage cLtcte ed through
through tickets Tor sale at the princ;pai Railroad
emfes In the West, and at the general oiBce corner
Lax and Dearborn streets, opposite tie Tr.mon.
House, Chicago ami at the Depot foot Of Iate t,ae.
u c 4 n RICE, Superintendent.
iNs' ven fass. agent ape
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last words" Of noted men are always
rather suspicious; as in the case Of Mr. Pitt
whose last words were popularity said to be,
"Alas, my country I! but the nurse said he
asked for "mOre cruel"