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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12
4. FTtsaCiiii0lat,


gTAIIoNER AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER,
rs Camp ST., date Delta BuildlngS
5g NEW ORLEANS, La.
Particular attention given orders for all styles of Printing
Engraving and Ithosphng Notes. Checks, Drafts Account
Sales Certificates of Deposit Bills of Exchange By Head
Note and Letter Headings, etc nl2 2ptalS
Bargains !! bargains!
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES,
CHURCH AND seHooL-HoUsE STOVES,
PARLoR STOVES,
STEAMBOAT & PLANTATION STOVES
OFFICE Il BEDROOM STOVES,
AT
WHEELER 4 FoRSTALL's,
Corner Of Magazine and Girod Fellows Block
nS0
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12

The Putnam Phalanx, from Hartford, Conn.,,
numbering It's men, many of them gray boards 60
or 10 years old, are making noise here The old
cocks will have something to do before long that
will tarnish their bright Revolutionary regimeptals.
L
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IxDRPRnD1H1 Pn1lnuuo
D Putnaa, OImssead Q MsEvsn,
nuraham = dagger.
@. VI etaGoeA.
% O. numAnsn
DR. MOTIFS
Chalybeate Restorative
RILsIa0 or IRON


apeneas 30 stonAchic pssparaflo0 ofIRON pur0sd
O. OAygen enc sroon BY combuston n Hydrogen ~
Sancaoned ~ We Mshest Medical Authorities, 10th
1uIoPe 80 Ne United States and prescribed n thei
Pssesce. a
80 sxpsnence on thousands daily proves Tint Pre-
o. Afon can % compared with u. Impurities d
80 oaood depsson q vital energy, pale end olherws
1Gky ce@piexions sadhsato No necessity = amoot every
eoncaveose CO. On #
InncnooSln ~ naIAdes 70 which has beA tEisd IL has
pi11nse w.:
e DsCtNst, N9S0sS A1ecei0Ns, kM0ciGeion DE-.
Espssas CcMsspGst0m, Dscsrh0a, Dysantay, heipisn1
1ssss.s,aGstoe, Whites, CaOrosis. L<esr Cbmploieaa
$3.50 100000 e 4Assssasfs, lssA~sssaf 1sss.
Ln Co. g asW DebUity whether the result Of aexta
-.s..,.s = = eOassnasa dlninatica Of nervous and
sh non enronic esplanss one tsia q shis
80 proved successful e an extent shlch no
.cson nor written atteMaeon would render CREDIBLE
3 eng = 70 have 5seone forgotten 8
49, - have suddenly rs-appeared Z u
mna. some very signal Instances ~ ths hind -
esssso q - s1erers, sDacAtsd Victims Of appar1ne
l ...m1S Aa9ameoas exhaos1o9, c1istcal cAanSe ana
snas 9! nervous and dy1peptc avef0 70 -
- s1etcs1s TOT when the physician has NO namo.
~ v01 APsSssoms q I'll kinds and for reasons a.
g Meolces nso Ne operation Of th0 preparation Of
be sanitary for, unlike the old oxides
Ugosouay tonc, without being exciting and oysrheat
rs; ana gendy regularly apeent, q ths most o.
sssness cOSQVe00oD WfeAOUt henR r
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- lnncu EECss9 COIN NInss n AvnIcA.
klsh correspondent Of the Boston Post
b6at the claim Of II. Parrish on the Em.
r. the sum Of foo0, 900 has ben The
I much controversy in Paris, AnA elds
Md gold mines do exist, and that thu
Ans have evidently had knowledge Of
= h Scne time, there can Be no doubt eth.
~ 1T Mr. FOuld l. accustnsned 70 do busi.
: hAs way usoticaed In Mr.. Psrrish's me.
u; ut great doubt does exist that I'll shia
hqPened. The mine 10 that II Bambouk,
- Z " Raleme, which emptics itself INTO
ona9l river. This latter riveris preserved
haq entirely under the control Of In
= uA md NO ships Of any other nation
1psssd bntsr ths Asrbor Of g. Louis. lest
ass aosld pe0etrate into Tie interior
hbssU wealth Of these Bambouk minea
- hsg known. - mo- fewer than four
e1 Of France hare been On the point Of
expeditions 70 visit them. A traveller
sts'ned thence IN 1855, said he met there
nian geoloeists who bad besn despatched
Emperor Of R1GDia, oetenibly TO compare
nhty Of the gold With that Of The manes
-, but il reality - make . treaty With
H dso1srad that TIE wealth o. shS
vas beyond description, inhabited b.
"a industriods habits, and well inclined %
~ thefe .W1s . great talk amonase the
tsse u an expedltle9 - Be- 1t6ed out
sum for ! Wilt - - minea 1ha
a Il. >r~~H ~u,ah - KIN Ahnv 49, ~2A,,>z
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ytAks Cu1AH SU0AR CRof. According
- essiuAtes The Cshsn sugar crep q
4anoants 70 G0o. $50 tona valued q
q This crop was cut from 7O0, 900
-. ~ average yisld Of which 10 l..
~ aese, Or 90 a. In vajoe. Whsa -
- that shsss 700, go aerea Of land con-
teeuS ons-soetieth of ~ eultivatahls
~ m islAnd, 70 90 form sons idea of
pisaltsral wealth.
- people. nloreover, have besn lnors
AsAea ~ Cuhane (er - last six Drsss-
, ~ most szcellens crops, vhstAsf we
.azity, qsality, high prizes, : GOOD
- pRoopsono teode, have literally
aeooess wjoA oeneDe. Even the finan.
- 4 1857 . eeems 10 have left but .
syNssina q bssinseL And nov, anoth-
aG eepin - grosnd gives thsm ths
- vssDise u o. fntufe.
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y M FL ~, RI ~ ~
n eAl1 - y = 1cln4 q ~
- - Y -.
II b.. - - 80 Z ~ 80 ~, lS<
D - = II ~ i " sd r.
u liill1l1' ll<lsys Z r. ~ Gou11k
n.Aoss q t1U-eo6 ~ 1oo1soo ~ D.
\ SssSD aeog114 xA1e4 - - n 49, nneJ
- - -. q = = ~ l'H ~
| - - ssyseG y q aocco -
/ hle4on@ - Il =. II =.
re- pee1e4 - 49,. - ~
| ehee 8 Ca enf19 "a y sen11aicu - $3.50
u - nense3 -. 49, \ ~ rfisS 49,
tevS, 6in1 % hSSvS Z rS1l 11n ~ ~. -.
~ - ~ |oScSn go 1T YSlh 4 Tsseas-,
oa heiae nsscs>e1. - - = 80 - SSas.ss
Az r. ~ 49, 49, 49, ~ s.s e <,.S -.
49, 1llp9 eeuesess Mi.elesls
~! 49, = - $500 nssa eosained .
s.S.Ss ~ = 3. sac:el vies = kloeesfs No
Ninshsr - i eo1eaSsts Fissser inee. -.
carriage o. the nretenea ~ re - - =
| conb semIss ~ sosssr 9 seess ~. an} ~
49, lkstensl - ee.ua0 - = 1aakahee II
=. g - - sss Oacs y -
49, b z ~ eavsA = - !. eleeee.en
- 49, ~. aee1lkes Issy oeve q ~ ni4he raHad-
u sssls. -. = - s0o.s Uoeo01nE
49, = 80 soe feosss foeG nese flscaer soe-
ss.. y y 49, alsos 49, g - esaataoa g
eoMe e - cseasens g - ptaoe. 1oe0o deeess
tIo c.ld - .s,ssa 49, r.y.n .Ls.a ~,
chers 9r.,,., ~. 4. ,sn.i. u ~ a
trone,i. s.se..a..s \. 49,. 49, ~ - ~ ~
Ina hi3 n 49, - r... ~ NJ. y ss.. 80
Tsiln~ i. az - \. ~ s,ss - s..l
s. novel nov. = t.fin~ hs.,..,e 49, g ~
n ~ M ,.r.rJ.d ~. sas.a. ~. ~ n.y
a 10 v.lk .hc.s :. ~. 49,. OIs - s..o
stranger on hor.eh.cl n...;n~ Il. - ~, ~.
cheers hailed him, and walking 81 q ~ street.,
began conveFsatloa with him. Wills sAis va6 |
gong on and his guard watching ~ movements
near By, hssprang nimbly up behind the stranger
who put spurs to his hosoe, md The two dian. |
Sr;.cti. &c.. .ss:. ..:.s .s.I e s:I
~ 1~,.rrsna. n1.HI ... = - ~. 49, e
r,r..;e ~ =, !. =. ~. 1870. - - ~, y
& ls,vs - r. a = - .1s''s -. s''''
= - - 49,.
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-.
~
- '1I' 90 i
u AZ sz - fs ;5E;'- nj =
- ~. = I. -. s.A
il ~ n.y. .ss I v. ~ 5sA II
-. SSs5 51s ,s,1 ,.2 49, " =.
4 HS~ ss17.< -. - - 1,.sl. = 49, -
= - &..s.ss - $50
II s3-Hc.sS 11s- $3.50. s. n- ~ - e1eoe
i S~SS, s......sy$ ~ - e1o1so4 -
49, ~ 49, ~ cseessaslee sonmone1
49, ~ 49, - - - esesA $1,000 ~
~ m .! ID - 11lfcA ~
s 49, s "a, 49, 80 oanatng kpes 2oep =
/ ! nssa. NJ . .HIs N1s1o4 sne4 - - sooG1o1
4 ~ as.sS \. M ~ = ep4Eo1,o Don4ink
sn~ 49, ~ - - teAonn9 uagoeoo1pts1
I ~ ~ - % Aev1eg - reovio011y ohon1on1A
- ~ -. - ~ eaoels - - - Ane1
4 ~.s.3s- 80 Z. Aoe 1XS41D 1ookN 1ooI'
-. ~ ~ 49, EeoeeAg hlsses
- 91aeee poao3oa - ~ Ho1ho nivoe = 4
/ 49, Z m1o9 toaA " ea11oUnH suot -
- 1s.ee Y ise4th. - aheus sixopes lsst ufaa,
- 81 49, ~ = Iow nasshy GF01n1, tAoe
- - 80 eea1g WY sslh--aAas . - 1919
&C., " oeer hoeoe y dEy weather, hus
es so - elsatly haf6 - a4nit q ~
n...s. - easelsy - astl1ssy e IssNs foeeo.
49, .Ssa - hseAee extremity Of ~ eaaDsw1y
49,. 49, 1skn te.ee = . eatsenchsa oamp e
~ 81 3oope esa9aeed e $1,000 On ~ A.
. e,eeance g ,eoo1s fosf mica b
!. 4essne samp g fosty - my tho1saad
49, e. afee = destroy his camp on the sighe
ssaea ~ eesd groond theres and thus take u
sofss and - camp In front Of them n nank.-
~ eeseasa ~ ~ causewsy would 81 Alr. |
cet ena dangssoua Ihs steamer bringing eais |
A9.ts @ - lltA instant The attack had |
p S,nnr.ss 49, -.--.. y Iesnss oes y
lafh ~ ~ n .as.-a..n-. 49, os'n % sne
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5s4 'f1 n ~ II
s n 49, .ssl' 4: &gs !. q Il
80 = 80 80 s
- oengg r.. Z. ~ ". III 49, ). "a
fsA+s ~ IA s45s4
Y. 4. T.. IN n ~: s..s7.
oo1 81 - 49, - F##s IN IN .fsa zg 49, - e
! mr. s.slsaz sass IN s,st VII :sss -
- aesol0l - -. y - - -
H. \. - s .! " ~ - -
!.ss a. j.. y N.
. - \ 49, ~. = -
- - - - u
anne - - Dssssa. - = Ss1sss4 = 1n = -
- - - - - 80 - 49, 80 -
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BgRL1N0roM, Friday .. m.

BuRLuGrox, Friday ?. m.
Election week seems TO have produced apathy
in all the markets Of the country Prices for
leading products have ruled steady. In this
market there has been scarcely . change in
fgureA Rye 40c, new corn ls to zoe, oats tic,
good spring wheat Toe, winter IS 10 00c. Flour
Spring Wheat IS winter, Is wholesale; so cts
per Dbl added at retail.
New York market was slighly lower yesterday
on wheat and -four. Chicago unchanged. Lake
ffeights lever, but the season has 20 far ad-
vanoed that the increased rates for insurance
more than balances decline. Spring wheat
closed yesterday dun 1t 7Sc and No. At SIC.
Eastern Exchange advanced to II On the sersst
and II 1t the Banks K N e =
SUGAR-S01lc-csushe IL refined white
ll3c. Clarified 10Y. Maple Sagar, lo0l3s
p b.
COFTEE-ls}91e}c.
NOLAssEs- by tho Dbl, Rsboilsd, 20; syr-
up, 4505O; kegA. Is 80.
NAILs-Ass. - so@s ~. s..s
RCE-63c. @,-44@-s@ .ss.---s-g.-sse-ese.--
FRUIT-Raisins, prime, % -.
BROONS-Ss O003 IS per dozen.
FLOUR-Stesdy. Spring wheat, wholesale,
$500; retail IS so winter, p 90 wholesale; $50
retail
wHEAT-7oc for Spring; Winter sse0esc.
CORN-New, 1890 sts. ~, Z
RYE-4Oc @
BEANS-50c07S Per bulh
POTATOES-lt02Oc per bush.
SWEET P0rATORS-ss0Aos per bash.
OATS-le@l7c.
BUTTER-l1@la1c.
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teter Ball. a ID ,citissn Il LataystNe. Ind !.
aid senior q he Arm of r. & o. Hen. whole.
sale grocer Wa Instantly killed at rrancisviIle.
on the l., +. & G. r r. on the afternoon Of the
Let Inst IN paming frou one car 70 another.
while the train vas In motion, his foot clipped.
and DO fell On Tie TRACK, and the wheels cut him
IN two Mr.. B. was cuccesnful mercAent m
highly esoesned citizen,
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i,rsAsssa fsispds - = Sood lllll psl
Y ssrlaasia. dssiag ~ ehssnes. lor ~
- lulisD q - Hsass, ~ vhesuppsss
q !, ul.ssuy sgssishssantisg - iAls sepsst
ia a1ths 49, sgsrsel y 1
ie - 1in aeesps ~
49, shairtie1aasa sss1
rle1Js scrt = potse Sshiaa d
- prtidpasaag = - 1eis1p. = he
- giehiag = sdninistes !. easti-
1nunthsss Who did. osse NJ baak, yin
ns.aHDly ssGs1nhsaAea. sts
81 a. lot waaS ! eeelA ~ spd
~ snaas any e3ssaneleaeea Aays &C.
lsasntnalisn AslslhAssa . ~ city 1t
~ Csassqsently, y " rssalt I - vsll
= - y ~ mAnner 81 .hfiaeine Il abost
- esickssess, .:hAviag : ysry dall e1s
I'll - nes1 eEiessly eljscs q, and
nuNcf 49, 40 ~ - practics shsir
! ssAsa o. '.tetrain ~ sals,. thsy Vim
~ - expsass 81 - pho - bod sons
~, q t.esiedgs = Asviag bic naus b.
- Use1S A Z u ~ "A 'tssA4sss' AsAAAA1ae
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II aa
60 1888 Isss ii
- - Xr1lS' eglsskw issis'
! - \ = !. ]. =. Il. ].
60 = I
" ' - - IL VI
|PFOPx rs STORR,
- = - 49, 49, !. rnzEuIs.
THELADIES
W 81 49,
|PEOPLE's sTORE
nsp,a114 ynaIay =
11a1o1o1aory
ses.AAsn1~sasiassAaass says,A~ -
Just RECEIVED
q
PEOPLES Sr0RE
- ~ - cs1vae a..s.s.ase
Ladies C1oa1k0,
: ss,ssaGas.. f'sAss IN - -. .-..
III g =. k1AAANs.
TEE BEST ASSORTMENT or
Hats and Caps,
PEOPLES STORE,
= sosr s'~sh- :. ~ - -. ! =. ~.
- r. RRRKIN1.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
N Al = slsk iAsrsss y en- q -
lPE OPLE'S STORE
s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- r. PBRKlNs.
You WILL FIND.
PEOPLES STORE
BEST VARIETY GOODS
shas - = ssssa i. ~
STATE,
ead hsom 10 . ss p~ esss. lss
than any other House win ssll.
'isass can and szan'ns for yourselves
GREAT EXCITEMENT
PEOPLES STORE,
g. y s;ssvns u 1ss asrsnsas q Dry ess1s
The City Of Burlington,
-. Il
- u ~ =. ~ ~ -. p esae - sAaa
49, - ps'c0 = -
PEOPLES TORS,
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THE PEELER PLOW.

. @ g s1sss y Hs.ss .ssss;1Y = 'a''''
Buriington Iowa, are nansaaeaurin ~ ase1 q -
xosnsnhip Ne celebrated Ielsr Rssss SvSsol Ho,c.
By practical rn1s = s. superior 70 ny sps h 81 snS
nov 10 - Ssr npHeily u conasrucson. ths - VIA
ps i a Z ~: s e z e q:
whlcA m q - 1FA f9poFtance % fasnsra
1ha Plov may carry 5vo oda oneto tarn ~ soil and
WITH the ne team, and 4 oae opsraos Il she subso
nct needed nay be desachsd and Iaid aAe 81 fture
re y q" =: .sss 1hea e ths grelal ~ may be
tara IL IN right sn thas ever hss zen made turn
ING ha.de shovel garden pow diachne plov.
49, 49, S.ss /. e psow hse nsw vasy every
We soh5otn tsw from The numerous Ssssements u M
and great value = ths practical farmer that have
Ths Dmsaa Coarisseer q ne state Aersc.,sura g.
10y o. Iennsae:. ~ sBos simplicity Construction and
Ing ss "a ar IS amount e work e. e
soPsn eo psov shsy have ever sen escsaa \ y ght
-. The conn.sss :. Leuisvills ". ~. .Aser having
u pleasure Of examining and se0eselv tsing Is PselSr
x1oc we nnhedtaangy certify Or Is geod n the con-
%any e larse u. = ~ esapeA. he noss eonvs-
ne NaeAcdgs k1amsr. Team. ssvs-..n ..emea -
perform = WE'LL snd In many fespsets better than any
..ds .. r.ps.d srss
70 every .ind povs Known faEsn ID sossshsr, i 6
pSp.as vhiaaE = asaahsd. md scans Iksy % NAN
Ths HSssosri Rspsbsjosm says-s.Pes,ers i.ven,,en
= w sss s ssI:ss we're q q, &c pos..ele.
y slmo& any sxtent bs he above suens % ndicese
pusc opinion where this valuable invention has been a
add thslr tessmonias 70 soss sresy e.scr. ~
P1e0c ~ Parc hng and bsAging ~ Pee3er FlOw Into
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Skating h 70 b fashionable amusement this
vintsr. Taking their cue from New York the
citizens Of Albany have selected plot Of ground
north Of the PatroonS rsdidence, between tho
Troy road and the Albany Northerp railroad,
which - 20 be enclosed md Hooded. The area
10 six acres Al Detroit similar enterprise l.
on foot; . part Of The Jones' farm has been Dur
chased, and thirteen hundred dollars are appro-
priated for tho construction of the pond.
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AfrxMPrED SuIclD1.-The residents in the
neighborhood Of the corner of South Water
street. and Michigan avenue was startled last
night, at finding man With his throat cut, in
the rear Of email victualing shop, kept BY John
Bsstran, nearly opposite the Richmond House.
he Was removed into the shop, and Drs. Hay and
Rash, who were stopping At the Richmond
the wound vas dressed, il was ascertained that
bio name Vas Robert Davia He 10 about atty
teaTs Of age. and native Of StaAordshire, Eng
land 10 has bisn in tAis city about three
weeks. during which time b has stopped with
Mr. BereFam. Hs b represented % sober, in
telliSensnan, Who has evidently seen better days,
bnt weighed down with misfortunes and poverty.
attenpted 70 put an end - his existence BY cut
ting bic throat with rasor.-f Chicago Joarnal
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WHEr 70 sxm NILx.-A dairy woman, IN
Western New York, speaks III this emphatic
tone - % the bsst time: 6be says that the light
time 70 akin milk = ssjsss - ths milk bseins 70
sour q The bottom ~ he pam. Thea thecream
l. ell q the surface. and shonld q once be re-
moved; with - kias of tie milk q possible. II
allowed 70 remain until the ec;d reaches the
cream. or TO become asiek. it dininishes thesgean
and inpairs u in quality. That hosss wife or
dairy maid who thinks 70 obtain greater guam
nty By allowing the milk TO stand beyond that
ttme labors under = most egregious mistake. ANY
one Who doubts this, has only 70 ny 70 prove
he assertion. Milk should Be looked to 1t least
three times day.s I4E 80 s
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be oldest tree in the world, the history Of
which 10 known, 10 the sacred ig tree Of Anara-
japoura, In Csylon. It was planned BY King De.
vinipiataesa in the year 2ss b c., and its hiato-
~ from that date 10 preserved BY mass Of do
cui0entary and traditional evidence Il was de-
scribed By the Chinese travaler, Fa Han, in the
year AZ, and BY the earliest Europeans Who
veited il in about the same tsrma Il still -four.
fishes, and is an object Of worship to the Budd-
hisls Of thu Island $50 ssssy 5ag
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Gut THIS OUT.

CUT THIS OUT.
~ & 30 a*saes S4sa54sa s4H
Having been Fad attending ~ Clearance salss q
" eloss q hs I Trade, have secured sos job lots
3*ss5aeff a&i$ Nh II
DRY COCOA
e prices ffom % 70 % pr cent lowsr than merchants
tA1s nade thslr purchases montA eariisg.
HwonaN IN a.
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FARMERS TAKE NOTICE.
- resolved ~ ~. sve sasss q sAss A..vy -
INDIGO BLUE CALICO. ~ 4M
which - sFsnSsh md dusnhsey ssrae,s -. s.>.s.e
osown @usnn, q J. D, son RANNa aas~s IA.
49,. - ocr. Main and Ce1umkaA - ~ -
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Ii % 4ss4s
= UKE ~ y u,
8A 81, DOORS. BLIND0,I
Ct)RNICE sMOULDINGS.
Wesder Boarding. and Ck0is Rsnp Mxtarss.
~ contract for buIdlnss 10 rhsss = = ~. = II
- i, ~ ~ ceavensssss e s.se..A Bst1.es
falesiar ass<ntion giysn = ~ os1nsisa % 0eAss
An psssas = vans u auasnss -, ID a., ~ -.
CONTRASTING wlsA respoah pespsa 1Asy m av11
sns snneyancs - ineenvsness vAisA slsays aa11s
8ssllaros, Io~s. Aus. =. 1sso4.svav4.
a GRICULTURAL NOTICE.
vsae~ ten = Marion Han, Ssriiassss. - sio.i.
Gs.s. Assst.ms ~ y s..rss1: R.riss ~ Ssnss
-. a,s sores y.n whs.s, srs1sss - - sAaa .
=: = :s:.: s::.. .,. sss =. !. :. s:s.
-. !. ~ Ss.;:;y. e e S Ss e ssS z e e al
D.. !. s !. |. a ay.: 10. e 9 g 3 e j
p Putnaa, Olmasad MsEvsa.
nur.hen Jasssr.
" @. Dunhan. ii
- Rsss II. ne quantity Of land spssiesa h ~ IL
saS : entire ss, "a = 1S.
caasmase maks oeih ssclAcana Teqsred u ~
y = 1ss. s1 e 81, re 5000 =
aeaons. te9eer WIKI samples II at lesl fur quafss
tAs crop: entered - wheas corn, oass - bisy a.x
which " annual election Il ocsrs S s. hed tvo -
nsses cswaieh sha b Even b the nevapars aad ~
meeting above referredto. a. I5F II
We Invite ~ farnsrsAnd II paatiss hfassaea 49,
proper eunafs q NJ sbovs cessala
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-10

!, 6IHsULAl CAss o. POnoxrxo NJ BORA
reasonable case Of attempted murder BY poison,
has occurred lately, - We learn from the Bur.
lington Free Press, at Montpelier, Vermont. A
little child Of Hon. G. W. Willard, while drink
Ing milk, vas seized with violent vomiting. The
milk was examined and found to contain corro.
ave sublimate enough 70 kiln dossn men. The
poison had evidently been put in the milk after
II had baen poured into the childs cup, and the
sudden violent re-action Of the child's stomach
was all that saved itslife Finally suspicion fell
upon R0ake1 an Irish boy, who confessed that
= put poison IN the child's cup, from hatred to
the servant girl, with whom he had some trivial
quarrel, and on whom be hoped the suspicion Of
committing the crime would fall. he was imme-
diately arranged before the court in session at
the time plead guilty, and was sentenced TO eight
YEAR, imnriaonmenf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-06
Ten, preaching at Central Park.

The first OF a series Of religious meetings was held yes
terday Afternoon under large tent erected 81 the juno
ton Of Broadway Eighth avenue, Central Park and Fy
ninth street. for the purpose Of carrying the Gospel into
the immense crowds who travel that direction their
way 10 the tempting atmosphere Of the rural suburbs be-
vond The movement Is under the supervision Of num-
Der OF churches in the city, and is simply continuation
OF the meetings common year or Two ago. Of WHICH
the Fulton street prayer meeting An example PIE. NM,
thoroughly organized PLAN through the concert OF seve
raj demon nations, and we were informed that ample
funds would be contributed for caryng on the good work
II the scene there yesterday any indication Of future
success there little 70 apprchend in this respect; but
the novelty OF the occasion evidently drew quite as many
into the tent any actoal desire 70 participate IN the
services.
These consisted yesterday OF by the Rev. Dr.
williams President Of the University Of the STATE OF Nilsson.
RI and the usual exercises which belong TO every
gathering The text from the familiar subject-What
shal do 70 be mvedf-and WAS treated In an easy, OH
hand style adapted 10 the comprehension OF all The
speaker dwes with particular force upon the theme OF
Sabbath breaking abiding 10 as one OF the greater
evils out OF which would Cow train Of lesser ones that
would sooner later annhilate all the good 10 man and
render him unconscious 10 anything but the whisper
lpss Of Satan. He expatiated also upon the results
Of the total disregard Of everything Of divine
nature which was everywhere manifest IN our CITY OF tne
teu thousand temptations held out, and the growing d
position on the part Of the yoSns &c .. . ss,q an
idle hour, or afford them momentary pleasure.
The sermon throughout listened 10 with attention
by large audience, the tent being completely nie ana
no disposition 10 disturb the sanctty Of the occasion was
90 the conclusion Of the sermon hour was spent In
eshor,aiiop singing and prsyer which was warmly car
bes other congregations or the converts OF moment
participated most freely, We are snable 70 saw
German meeting was also held WITH some success
and IN the evening prayer meeting closed INC religious
oxq ii the day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-06
staten Tstnusi News.

EyCrTFNTNT AT FACToRYvTLLE-THE OPPOSITION
FERRIEs-A NEW YORK POLICEMAN IN TROUBLE.
Considerable excitement yesterday, prevailed among
the res dents Of the "north shoren Consequence Of
the arrest during the past week. Of three Of the residents
Of the STAND charged With rotous conduct the pro
vious sabbath uon which occasion several hundred per
sons had assembled 10 wtnes the departure Of the I've
and half rast Eve o'clock boats Of the old and lines
II seems that for long time the residents OF that
psSs q the ISLAND have been dissatisfied with
H o. ferry Of George law, and their
AaQ In the matter has recently eliminated 10 the es
Enlistment OF independent opposition Terry between
this city and that part Of the island The company
coprs ng many prominent residents Of the north shore
have for several months been running fine new boat
purchased for the ferry and far superior 10 any before
placed upon any Of the ferries OF the ISLAND, THIS boat
the Flora has seems carried since commencing 70 run
seventy I've per cent Of the passengers which IA
has acted very much to the disadvantage of the old line
On the Sunday In question large number OF people, nte
rested in the issue and from curiosity, assembled
ne and ~ stated BY responsible gentlemen present at
the time, that riotous demonstrations made,
though Wednesday three gentlemen, named Barnes
peton and Scott arrested upon the sworn adavlts
Of policeman Alexander Thompson Of this city who With
others, on duty the boat (Saten slandcr), charg
ing them with rioous conduct upon the ason ques
ton. The prisoners taken before Justice Watson
Friday, when Thompson declared his inability 10 iden
tfy Barnes who, II was found at home at the time
OF the alleged afsr vhereupon the latter was honoraby
dice oarged. warrant subsequently, issued agsnst
policeman Thompson, and he was arrested by officer E
bert and taken before Judge Haggery Of Port Richmond
charged with PERJURY and fase imprson nent by Barses
and vas committed 10 jail though subsequently released
writ OF habeae corpus giving bail 70 appear for trial
The affair has created little indignation among all elias
ses Of the community ofthe island which yesterday mani
tested se upon The occasion Of the departure Of the Eve
O'Clock boat, OF the old line from The ssnd, though no
unlawful DEMONSTRATIONS were made.