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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-22

UNREsERyED AND POSITIVE SALE OF VERY
valuable half square Of ground III the Fourth District insded
aey adjoining the of the splendid mansion and grounds
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-22
]. B. WALTON.
f9s si.i:l SALE OK VERY yAb64BIR SLAVES AT
neoa superior Br'ckiayer, four Tesssess Drivers and

fVsIilsk sALE oF VERY yAb64BIR SLAVES AT
$3.50 s"ps1of bficksyer feur Teamsess Drivers and
By J. B. WALTON.
Auetioneer-0aies, 10 Camp street.
SATURDAY. March ~, 1880 ~ "a c.seYx.rrr
~ A. ne st ns kxchge gill be ssId without reserve IN
following described very yaiuahis saves 70. wiz ". '
MOSES, grille aged about SC years a sunert bk
layer earns WAGES from ~ s9t ~ 10 PER day A
JAAES gris man. aged about s. year, an Al esoox4s~
understands the 81 ho,ss an s1es
driver accustomed to the loading and driving iulr eds
LITTLE TON negro man. aged about years has The
same qualifications rs the last described M s 49, 80
BOB msn. aged q years. has same
il the two last described.
CHARLES, sged about q has tfe Sam.
qualifications as the three last described
These slaves Al Subjects and wilt BE- fny guarsnssed In
every respect They have bn raised III this city tes lr
ceent characters for sobfey industry and honestly are
sold for no fault
The attention Of liid@r /. specially invited TO Is
opportunity purchase valuable snd, accustomed The
HSy-TERMS-Gasii.
OF befor o. de tFfnss Notary Pubilc. The
pense Of the purchasers. milo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-22

BY j. B. WALTON,
Auciioneei-offce 40 Camp street,
SATURDAY, March 81, 1850. at la o'clock
- NJ the ST Charles Hotel Exchange at public auction
will be sold
A LOT or GROUND ON COMMON STREET, in the
square bounded by Common Dyades ate Phi lppal Canal
and Rampant streets measuring 80 feet 10 inches and lines
'front.' by depth of luz feet inches and lines the side line
next "a feet 10 inches and lines the other
side line and 81 feet II inches and lines the rear line
RJ-TERMs-one- cash; balance at ! and z years
credit hearing per per interest from day Of sale TO
maturity and per thereafter ii punetnal paid with
mortgage the property until final payment. @ .
Of sale before A. Mazrean Esq, Notary Public, at the
expense Of the purchaser. me-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-22
SUCCESSION DE JAMES Hills, DEGEnE.
PAR J.sB, WALTON,

PAR J..B. WALTON,
Encanteur-4O du Camp.
TEUDI, lie 20 mn rs 1860, midi. n La B0Hrse
ST Crles commencement i'm ordre de Hon.
p H. Morgan de Ia Dexte Cour de District do Ia No-
yei Orleans do G f6ver lS0ocket de Ia Cour No.
l592-an compile de Ii sde succession, sea Sendu Id
prete ci-apres designte sayor:
TN CERTAIN TERRAIN les baisses ct amaorations
o tronvent dams lie District de willie,
dams iet borne les rnes Magnos Mepenene CLARA Ct
Magnolia peds l0ponce gne l26 peds Spouces
de profondeay, entire lignes irrt gulaires
GONDIT1ONS-Lacquereur donner2 notes propres
ores, dtN chacne 1888 70 100 poan, nt6et
raison de pour Gent f an pir u onr de Ia yente avec
hypoheque spectacle Ia pppt squ patfat Placement ct
la balance compliant
Ace de pardeyant 4. Abt notare public fais
de laelnereur. fe2 milo II IA ~
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT On COMMON STREET,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-22

THE CREOLA HIAIL-HENRY MYERS. Editor and
PFopreor is rendered the business of New Orleans
as rdable advertising medium The Mail is published upon
Red rser 10 miles Alexandria, and in the midst of the
wealest portion of the c0itonroWg region OF North LOU
isiana
Address the proprietor at Greoia VIM parish La Terms,
81 per annnni. , ,, ,rnp,D1p GO .t
io3y gr % Commercial Place
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-22

liz Auctioneer,
5 8aH E##5. 845 Office IL Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, April 5, 1860, mt I2 O'Clock NJ,
u at the IT. Charles Exchange, will be sold public
ton
Al CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND situated in the Fourth
District aid comprised Within Apollo Third, BAcchns and
Fourth STREETS containing 2 lots, as follows, viz
No. forms the Of Apollo and Fourth Streets and meas
p feet 2 inches front Apollo street by depth of 10
feet between parallel lines, sT lEi @@I t#
Nos 4and 5measure each feet inches ami lines front
Apollo ltreet, by depth OF 40 feet n f5sF
Nos ad0n the above measuring q feet inches and4
lines front by depth of I'D fett. 6 41
No. oms the Of Apollo Third Streets measuring
. feet inches and lines front Apollo by depth of 10feet
Third street. 44947s4
10 and ii each 80 feet front Third street. by
depth of about l3p feet.
No. II forms the Bacehus and Third Streets and
n feet inches 2 lines front Bacchu by depth
Of 40 feet $@ESsi EMU s8A
Nos 3D. H. Is l6 II 49, 10 and % each about the
front Bacehns by depth Of l0 feet No II forming
the cornet Of Fourth street. tf
Nos q and p each about 30 feet front Fourth
street by depth OF 100 feet, more or less
There comfortable cottage, with unfinished attic,
with doFond windows erected lots Nos IL and b. which
will be sold with said lots all Of which will fully appear
the plan. @ G
This very valuable property being situated in tie vicinity
Of fine dwellings and in neighbohood which rapidly filling
with respectable population.
The ground fenced and filed up feet above the
banquet. 4# 45. @5s 55@17
E TERMS-0nc third cash balance in md two years
for secured by the property and bearing
interest from date until maturity and Sper cent
if not then paid
of sale before James Graham Notary Public at the
pense of the purchaser. mlo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-22
A VALUABLE SQUARE or GROUND IL THE SECOND
District fronting Canal cteen ~. james and
John streets, az auction.
BY J. 3. WALTON,

u
Anettones,--f,sses a. esr,n s.yse,
-. 80 Y - Y, ,e., =
a. A. q a, ses, III z ad H. 5aInninx
described property
III, IM Eaif.nW9 LOTS of a5kot NJ y ne second DIS
tsief .. .s cty nei,E we iuase "
hos Fl. .nes ana ST. deh streets ~ Us NO.
70 M ,hensiys OF plan ny Ions 81 ftsc 1 surveyor
Iots Nh ~ t. EEK gno.i ,e, 70 f font an Canal
in ~ ~ o esl ~ c ~ ,ee =, i i a nae SOU w" o
V'.tst " ! aHin III st; ytea
o no measures y feet Il inches ard line front on Canal
Ints Ma p IA tx .es ME u s. aI n h ~ f1
80 a'u 2 q. Iees u acnts !Vh "a sfhat
s I " aepa o. ~ !, iees 5itehss ana lines
81 eei = lhstes liiu ne from On Nfat
s T, n uepsn ~ III teei Anches ana nes
800, ~ ~ "a eas'e eae q eeI rom On lanai
~ IL. core ~ Ga. a e :, i is NJ e ' w otofn
~ ~, II ~. srs ~ - ~, 'o.' Il,
Ja, street H den, Il I M asa Higs roht 2 o
81. NJ - ~ n snair.iya A - LIZ s. -
.rta Io s i10i ou bis-
VI ~ s '; liz ~ ~ est ,hees ana nhes; iot
y, " ~ ~ ~. @ 81 'ean sf eets-
b NJ r. ~ o. iei y s s aha ae iro1i o. cns.
~, ~ n y VI ~ ieet !, nc, ana ines-
No. " anu K meaIe escn n ise T. inches rSnt On
~ NJ n =, s ~, :, y aas tee i Inee ~ hes
onSons IL ~ m H. iaa s ~ nv 'ne f9. on ous
~ ~ NJ " ,asn u 10y een tncnsS w nes
fnstonhon.e y,st NV dan ~ ~ sas % se r9Ii on
III NJ ii s,,n ~ r Y. w @ wv I'eas
~, as,s 81 te soiiet VI eustoioSse anu 81. saues
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-22
SUCCESSION OF JAMES I.ITI.Is, DECEASED.
=a By J. B. WALTON,

Il O'Clock NJ at the st. Charles Exchange BY virtue and
the District Court Of New Orleans dated February 18th
lSCourt Docket No. l592or Of the above
sion will sold the following described property wit
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and
thereon situated in the First District Of this
city III the square bounded BY Magnolia Mepoene
Felicity Streets measuring q feet inches lines
Magnolia street by III feet 10 inches and lines and @ feet
inches in depth between irregular lines.
TERsThe purchaser to give his notes his order At
one yesrs each 3S 109 bearing interest the
of per cent from day Of sae and special mortgage
Of sale before A. Abt Notary Public the expense Of
he purchaser Fa~T @.EHM
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-20
eeSatan Rebuking SIM"

The Journal this morning contains Il
lengthy homily upon the manner in which the
EMPIRE is fighting the campaign; and charges
that we have descended Ito the lowest and
meanest and most despicable blackguardism
which disgraces the Democratic press" The
truth or falsity of the charge, we are willing
to allow our readers to decide for themselves.
1t is amusing, however, that the editor Of
the Journal,-a man who for over eight years
has been noted hereabouts and elsewhere for
his low and vindictive abuse-for his contin-
ued misrepresentation and falsifcation--of
our candidate, should talk as he does this
morning. If the Journal editor is really con
yinced that his former course has all been
wrong, why does he publish from day to day
articles personally denunciatory of our candi-
date In the very paper in which appears
an stoivle donnnnoins oul cGndiaas3 49, :,
"blackgpard," and yet, forsooth, he would pre-
vent us from referring to their candidate po-
litically as well as personally. As yet, We
have not attacked Mr.. CRAIGHEAD personally.
If he fights under banner, stands on plat
form, and has men among his party associates,
Of which, and ofwhom he is ashamed, or cannot
endorse; or if the principles of his party in
Northern Ohio are such that to give them pub
licity in this region will damage his chance
for an election, we should not be denounced
in consequence thereof The Reserve Repub
licans endorse Mr.. CRAIGHEAD, we publish the
fact, and because thereof we are charged as
descending to the lowest and meanest and
most despicable blackguardsm. As we state
in another article, we regard the political
opinions of candidates for public positions,
proper subject for comment, and so regarding
them, shall, regardless Of the Journals dis
pleasure or abuse, exercise the right to com
ment on them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-20
vOtersl Read and Judge for TOurseIvesl

'Tdm noi Northern man uof W Southern man, bai
fo,a WESTERN NAN byifrfh N habi, BY eiisafioni
and although sH United States nan, 9th Uaoi Siofc'
pincpies vet trithiu and spbonindic 10 nc obasfihoH
81 s VaandgGa, "a AZ ne ioss u Reprsssaiass, Dss
"a house divided against itself cannot -innd' Ibe.
nently hafddrs and hnf fce DO expect the house
the house 70 ibui 40 expect will cease 70 be- dvi-
Jfer fhe opponsnfs of sfeVtcU rres fbe ftr sogc1d
of u, and p5ce ,ohet ne public sbd shall rest IN DC BE-
h that is n the cogrsc II ultimate erfactons ~ ad
vocncs will push II forward tili u shall become alike
lawful IN al the stntca--old well ~ new, North hs
well South Abraham LiHoo'a in hs spe,ch Al Spring.
.iIe u.nooin) Isa radical Republican and is FULLY
COMMITTED 70 re Doci'tnc n ths "irrepresaibs oon-
fist" lu his debates with Douglas he comes 0lly up
10 the highest mark Of Repubcnnisnl aud he is man
Of viii and nerve. and Will not hack down from hs own
,a..as.r 7Aenegro, Ffoi Douglass paper, 25ih Nay,
ri and the resolutions Of the Convention fat Chica.
q, platform ~ sdcfo1 10 ne Rhad been framed
70 N mVOrH hnnds. and in the candidates adopted by ~
eminent and able Republicans, with whom have cor.
naliv co.operatcd i'm maintaining the principles en-
bodied in that excellent creed Wna. H. Sciodrd let
fsr 10 ~ T. Relubiiean ODD,Biiise
~ rejoice that, although am not nominated
are and that they have frue and fafhfd
representative IN the coming contests as Aaohem I'm
coin, Of llinois-Sou. Choses Deech ot ne Columbus
IN disre1arIing Dis ,ao Fugitive Slave Law) N,
prtsoncrs; Oberin Reacuersl pfD nioHr 7Hesr e ror
consisted IN Grtnq me iuc Of the slave catcheTs, CU. r.
Marshals) Those prates should have been delivered
over 10 colofet men fphAtNfi 70 f fptW ~ pt-
Yates swhich should have been speoily ereeHfoL-Gid
eiiags 10 O5sliia Resciers.
II do not object io your giving utieranco 20 youT
views. fonlg o5io 10 Dov reprcseaag ttsi nc anti
aeHs Of the Repubcon party. I, Of ths. party,
dctost the Fugitive Slave Law icotfd dag nilV Jdis
catcher uh0 should p0lie nv residence rocdlgOe GOi-
nre "-Giffiags 10 Tom Cprrir
eve would be- glad 20 the 'old War HorsN' ro-
turned to Congress. Mt Gddinqsis a man OF hne tai.
ents, and experienced Statesman, and q man OF
iron Thcrct not better RepuJiican, 1aors
honest man IN ne linton than Oh Joshua r. Gsiia9s"-
Dav'0a Ciascfte Jply -, 1sd1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-20
Ohio Medical College.

The new Board of Trustees of this venera
bic institution, have recently organized by
electing as their officers
Flamen Ball, Esq, President
Thomas Sherlock Esq, Secretary.
Henry b. Spencer, Esq, Treasurer.
The Board have completed the organization
Of Faculty as follows
NJ B. Wright, NJ D., Professor of Obstet
rics and Diseases of Women and Children.
George C. Backman, NJ d., Professor OF
Surgery and Clinical Surgery.
James Graham, NJ. D., Professor Of Prae
tice of Medicine,
William W Dawson, NJ D., Professor Of
Anatomy.
j, T. lIibberd, NJ. d., Professor Of Physi
ology and General Pathology,
j. G. Reeve, NJ d. Professor of Materia
Medca and Therapeutics
Charles O'Leary, NJ, d., Professor of Chem,
istry and ToXicology,
The above named gentlemen are all well
known to the medical profession, and will
doubtless fill their respective chairs to the en-
tire satisfaction of the students and the
Board; and we congratulate the public upon
the fact that the only State school of Medi.
cine in Ohio Is so ably and amply supplied
with teachers.
We understand that the usual annual an
nouncement will be published in few days,
Gin Commercial
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-20
[For the EmpTel
Democratic Rally at WOOdburn.

WOODBURY., Washington Tp., Aug. Is.
Eds. Empire The Democracy of Wash
ington Township had a glorious meeting at
Woodburn, on Saturday evening, at the resi-
dence of William Joys, for the purpose of
forming Democratic Club in this place.
The Club was organized by the election of the
following officers William joys President /;
William Cramer Vice President; James G.
Michel, Secretary; Henry Albright Treas
urer.
More than seyenty Democrats came forward
land enrolled their names as members of the
Club, and after permanent organization of
the Club, the house not being large enough
to hold the meeting, they adjourned to the
open air, where accommodations we're made
to seat the meeting, which was by far the lar
gest in point of numbers and enthusiasm that
ever assembled in this part of the township.
Every part of this township was well repre-
sented by the Democratic workers, and they
bring us the most cheering accounts from
every part of the townshiptha the Democracy
of Old Washington are buckling on their
Democratic armor, for the grand battle of
popular sovereignty in October and Novem-
Der, and if there is not considerable of Black
Republican wool found lying upon the battle
fields next fall, ihen we mistake the feeling in
this township.
Messrs. JoRDAS, LEHMAN and DR.. ] MES
came forward to the responsive calls Of the
meeting, and acquitted themselves in hand
some manner, and were greeted with rounds Of
applause At a late hour the meeting broke
up with rousng cheers for DOUGLAS and VAL
LANDlGHAM. la conclusion / am yours,
"By the Eternal,"
VIAToR
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-20
For the Empire.
Randolph Township Meeting.

In pursuance to call the Democracy of Ran.
dolph Township met at G. w. Wandalls Hotel
in Union, on Saturday August Is, 1860, for
the purpose of electing delegates to attend the
County Convention to be held at the Demo
cratic Rancho in Dayton, on Saturday August
25th. The meeting was organized by calling
7 II. Rutter TO the Chair and appointing DR.
s. Hawkins, Secretary. The meeting then
selected the following delegates to the Coun
ty Convention; II. NJ Turner, j. II. Rutter
Henry Smell, Theodore p Eby, David Wise
John Bowman, Henry Kopp and David l.
Bauer. The meeting then passed resolu-
ton instructing the delegates TO use their in
fuence to secure the nomination of John Life
of Randolph township, for the Utce of Coun,
ty Commissioner. A large delegation then
formed in front of Wandalrs Hotel and head
ed by the Salem Cornet Band and the Hoover
Brass Band Of Union, proceeded to Harris
burg, when on their arrival the Democrats o
that place and vicinity had Just completed the
erection of most beautiful hickory pole bear
ing the American flag which iloated over the
heads of one of the largest crowds of Demo
Gratis ever assembled in that place. Thirty
one guns were fred for Douglas and John
son. The meeting was then addressed by j
A. JoFdon and W. Jones, Esqrs and the
crowd dispersed in the best spirits. Randolph
is sound. J. ii. RUTTER, Prest
s, HAWKINS, Sec'y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-20
Hon. WIN. Allen.

The Democracy of the 4th District have
nominated for reelection to Congress Hon
WIN. ALLEN. We are glad that such is the
case, We know him personally, and can beaI
testimony TO his worth and integrity as a man
and his devotion to the principles of Democra
cy. That he will be reelected, as he deserves
to be- we cannot doubt and that too, by a
good majority Dayton Empire.
Yes, sir, Mr.. Empire. We intend to give
Mr.; ALLEN larger majority than you car
Vallandigham. Will you stand to that-Shel
bg Dem
On behalf of the gallant Democrats of the
Bird District we accept friend KAGfs chal
lenge feeling confident that ioe shall soin
For the 4th District to give a larger Democrat
ic Majority this fall than the Third, we con
slider zone of the things that can't be did"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-20
fFor the Empirel
German Township Meeting.

The Democracy Of German township held a
meeting at tho Germantown Hotel, on Satur-
day, August 18th, 1860, for the purpose Of
appointing delegates TO the County Conven-
ton.
On motion, ELIAS LiooErr Esq, was
chosen Chairman and EMANUEL SrERNBERcERi
Secretary
The following delegates were appointed to
attend the County Convention 20 be held in
Dayton, on August 25th, 1860:
Elias liggetl, David Roof, y. Sternberger,
j. II. Reed, Washington Beard, David Kolb,
Aaron Foutz, aud Daniel Schaeher Alter
Mates VIM Leghty, Philip Bechtolt, and
John Sicher
On motion, Il was resolved that the pro
ceedings Of this meeting be published in the
Dayton EMPIRE
On motion, themeeting adjourned TO meet
again at The same place on the evening OF
the 22d inst, for the purpose Of organizing a
Douglas and johnson Club
ELIAS LIGGETT, Chm'n,
H. SrERNBERGER Sec.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-20
Fourth ward.

As usual in the 18th Ward large and en-
thusiastic meeting was held at the Deluge
Engine house DIR. A. Geger was chosen
Chairman and Il. DAILY, Secretary
The following persons were elected TO rep
resent the Ward in the County Convention;
Deiegates-John Reeser and l.. Gilliland
Ai0ndtes--Dr j. V. Miller and l.. Wor
man.
The resolutions were passed unanimously
Reeolred That our delegates be instructed
| TO use their influence TO secure for us a fair
representation in the County Convention
based upon the Democratic vote.
Resotred, That the Democrats Of the It'll
Ward will "Never Sleep" until the last ballo
is deposited in the box in November, and that
we pledge larger majority, for the Democrat
ic candidates than we have ever given hereto
| fore. A. GElGER, Chm n.
Il. DAILY, Secy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-20
Dedication Of The Rancho!


We are requested TO announce that
THE DEMOCRATIC Rancho,
erected by the Democrats Of this city, will be
dedicated
SATURDAY, AUGUST 25th.
The County Convention will meet on that
day, and II is intended to also dedicate The
Rancho, and at night to have Grand
TORCH LIGHT PROCESSION.
Tho "Nerer- Sleeps" andthe Rangers and
all the Democratic Clubs in the County win
join in the procession.
SPEECHES
VIII be made by Hon G. l. VAL.ASDIoHAM
aud others
Come, Democrats and let your foes know
by your flashing lights, your loud huzzas, by
your enthusiasm, that you are determined
MONTGOMERY SHALL BE REDEEMEDl
Let all who desire the faithful enforcement
Of the laws of the land, come
Let all who believe that our Government as
formed by the heroes Of the Revolution, can
continue to exist and prosper, eOmel
Let all who are opposed to the sectional and
dangerous creed Of Black Republiconism,
cOmel
Let all who believe that The people are capa-
Bile Of selfgoyernment, comel
Let all who are willing to stand by the
Union, and the Constitution, the rights of the
States and the sovereignty of the people,
comel
Let all who would cheer on the patriotic
cause, comel
Let all who would maintain the constitu
tional equality of the States, comel
Let all who are opposed to the odious doc
trine of negro equality, come
Let the young men, who look to glorious
future for the Republic, and who desire T.
perpetuate our liberties, comel
"Come as the waves come when nayies are stranded,
Come AS the winds come when forests are rended,
Come Ms ffeenen come when there Is Union TO save
Come as true democrats with strong hearts and brave
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-20

"The Republicans of the Congressional
District embracing Butler, Preble and Mont
gomery countless held their convention last
week, and nominated Samuel Craighead as
the opponent of VallandighRm. Robert G,
Schenck the well known representative of the
old Dayton district, was the competitor Of Mr..
C. for the nomination; but the choice of the
delegates was so decided that Mr. Schenek's
name was withdrawn The Dayton EMPIRE
(Douglas) says that Mr.. Craighead represents
the radical anti-slavery element Of the party
in this district This, from our personal
knowledge Of the man, Is true and this zoe
Jeliepe, Is phat ioiU secure the pictoyy to Mr.
O. The Republicans of those counties are
far from being hunkerish, as the history of
Mr.. CdmpbeHs career tofH shOw, As long
as he maintained an anti-siapeiy position, he
iods inpulIlerGbie; and IL i0ds only iOheR he
turned his attention to other pieios Of policy
that he failed We think Mr. Craighead Is
pretty sure of the election. He is very amia-
Bile in his manners and possesses great popu-
larity"