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Iegat NsxfCe.
s. G. Burbridge, j. Ward, Michael BuAhay j ALA


To s. g. Burbridge, J. Ward, Michael Bushsy ALA
Agnee:
YOU are each of you hereby notified that there IL
now file in the Office Of the Clerk OF the Bis.
trict Court If Lee County, Iowa, at Ksokuk, the
petition of John Templin, kosweli PInmmer and
Jasepb Chamberlain, partners 10 trade COMPUTING
the firm Of Tempiin, plummer Co., claiming of
the defendant +. u. Burbriage the sum OF SIX
thousand dollars, az money justly dus them from
him ON three promissory notes made by him to one
George Harvey and by him assigned t. K. H..
Wheadon and by him assigned ~ plaintifsj also
claiming Of all OF you tb~ forfeiture OF a mort
gage given by said \. g. Barbriagc to secure sad
notes, on lot No. six and the West half Of lot No.
five in bio one hundred end thirty Rine, IN the
City Of keokuk, County Of Lee and State Of Iowa.
Now unless you appfr and answer thereto On or
before the murning Il the ses oud day of the xt
septem Der term I.6oj of said court, judgment and
decree will be rendered against you by default as
prayed In plaintiffs petition.
McCRAkl A BRE CR,
Iulv % l9g0. m Sal'x for plaintiffs.
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Legal Notice.
lie
JAMES BkADEN,


HIRAM I0RREY. !
fIsHE defendant, Hiram Torrey, il hereby nots-
l fyd that there In Gle In the nfhee OF the
Clerk of the District Courr ~ Lee County, Iowa at
lux, the petition Of plaintiff, James Braden
clai of said def endant the OF HUNDRED
and tsents five dollars for money had and received
by the defendant foi the plaintiffs use, TIE said
petition also nsks for attachment against the
goods and ehatteis of the said defendsntj and nn.
less the same defendant appears and answers said
term 1860 Of said District court, alignment will be
rendered against him thereon.
TURNER 4 CRAIG.
July u, lss0-lR Au'ys tor plt4.
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To James e. Bruce, Vim. O. Daniels, Corneiia ID.
Worster. Robsr ri Worstsr Theodore III. Myers, j..
A. Worster, Templin l. Worster
YOU are each of you hereby notified that there 10
nov on fle In the Office of the Clerk OF the Dis
trict Court OF Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk, the
peti ion Of Smith Hami claiming ~ James T..
b. uca and Vim. o. Daniels the sum Of fourteen
hundred dollars as money due him from them on q
promissory note; and claiming Of sll Of you the
force 'osure of a mortgage given by said James r.,
Brucs and VIM. ~. Daniels to Smith Hamii to se-
cure said note, on lots five and six in block 156,
keokuk, Lee county, Iowa.
Now unless you appear and answer thereto on or
before the second day of the next September term
"a. ID. 1s60) of said court, Judgment and decree
will be rendered agagnst you by default according
to the prayer Of plaintiff petition.
McCRARY Il BRUCE,
Jxly 20. 1864 Ina SOILS fer Plaintiff.
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JULY 10, ls6e-d1m pltf's Att
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Lge gal office.

To William Lowenss eie, Barbara Lowenstein and
Frederick kohnriech:
V0U and each If yon hereby notified that
l. there 10 how on fte in the office of the Clerk 4
the District Court of Lee tounty, Iowa, at keok ak
petition of Hiram Barney claiming OF you VIM.
Bowenstein the sum IL i've hundred and fifty dol
lara with interest at l0 per cent. per annum, as
money cue mortgage made by Won to Charles
Mason and sine assigned 90 said Hiram Barney
dated September %. 1895; also claiming against
Zach of you he foreclosure OF said mortgage, the
being upon Lott 10, ii and IL in b eek one
hundred AMI serenity nine In City Of keokuk, Lee
County, Iowa, for the purchase money and further
asking for sale OF said premises, and general re-
lief
And unless yon appear and answer said petition
or before the morning of the second day If the
next term of said court, TO commence at Kenkuk
on the drst Monday If September, a. u. 1860,
d fault will b. entered against you, the petition
taken as by you confessed. and decree rendered
against you prayed herein
NOBLE & STRONG.
July l9, 1850 I'm Pitts Au'ys. .
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NohCcs
70 Edward A. Fgote, X. II. Foote, John Beatty,
Christian lar Der, State savngs Institutioa, (de-
fsndants1:
VOu are hereby respectively ne tilted thstths IL
j now on hie in The Clerk r Once Of the District
Court Of Lee County Iowa, at keokuk, the petition
of Hiram Barney, claiming Judgment on fore
closure Of two mortgs ges agsinst SAID 4. A. 4 h.
b. foote above named, for the sum OF nine thou
sand dollars, With ten per cent. interest from the
lat day of Jnly, 1859. and special and general
execution against X, A. A. T. II. Foots, aud ss
against all said defendants above named, praying
also for the foreclosure Of two mortgages given by
said u. A. X. Il. Foote TO Charles Mason upon
Lots 80, 3S and 40 In Block ~, in Mason's Upper
Addition to the City Of Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa,
the raleof said mortgagod pr misses 10 pay efi
said dett, the extnguishment Of all equity of ra-
demption therein, for coats and general relief
Now you and each II you are notified TO sppear
and ans~e said petition on the morning Of the
secon day Of the nlxt term OF said court TO be
holden on the lst Monday OF September, 1850, or
judgme and decree WILDE had therein a. prayed
for by default.
III. SCOTT HOWELL.
July rs. 1s60-lm Solicitor for Petitioner.
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Kcokuk Drug Store.
Fifth-street. bet. Main Il Hioncean
kEOkIK. IOWA

4 LA RG z assortment al Drugs,
"A Chemicals, Instruments and
Fancy articles just received at
the above establishment. com :
prising all the new Che nicai
Preparations, ildep's fluid Ex-
tracts, Trusses A baomGnai sup.
porters, pessaries, spee ul ams Of
ell kinds. stethescopes, Cathe
tiers, spermatorrhes Rings ard
some splendid cases Of Char
riere's superior instruments.
These articles having he Sc
leeted With special references II
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LegMt Notl CO.

To j. r. Cave, Richard Piles Milton Piies, Eaten,
Bro. h CO., w. X, Crockett, State OF Iowa 70 use
Of school Fnnd, G. CARRIER; ii. II. Slaughter,
9eorge tray, Noah Bailey;
V0U are hereby notified that there 10 now on his
l. In the Office of the Clerk Of the District Court
Of Lee County, Iowa. at Ksokuk, a petition Of
RIra Overall claiming against J. T. Cave iudg-
ment for the sum OF two thousand dollars as money
due upon . mortsa age which covers certain real
tate more particularly described in said petition;
and claiming against all OF you the foreclosure of
said mortgage.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
before the tuesday next alter the frat Mon
day In September neyt, judgment will be rendered
against you by default.
RANKIN A MILLER,
jay 10, 1ss0.lm Ptf's ku'ys
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Orfxtnni nottca.

To Isaac yanAusdAn, James M. VanAusdaIi,
Richard S. Cunningham, Hatch Thompson
ham:
00U are hereby nsti6sd that there is now on
6ls In the Clerk oihee Of the District Cours
Of Lee county, Iowa, at keokuk, petition In
Chancsry of Charles Parsons Co.., praying fas
against oil of youl for the cancellation and satis-
faction of record Of certain mortgage made fy
Isaac VAgAu.dsli to you Jas. n. VAnAusdAii and
Richard 8. Cunningham, dated 10th December,
county, lows, being upon the NV l., sec. 2, town
ship 90 N. range west, and the sw Sec 3b, town
ship SO N. range west, claiming that the same Ia
a fraudulent nnor,gage; and also praying for gen
eral rclief, with cDsts.
And you each are required TO appear and answer
sad petition by the second day OF the next term OF
said court, which will DO held ON the Grst Monday
Of Ssptemb Der, 1860, or deeree will be had by de-
fault al therein prayed Tor.
j. LOTHR0P RICE,
July "a. 1850 I'm Sol. for Petitioner.
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Legal NOtlce.
n NfNf L. Gn01tl.s ID

EseKHt NOVIN6s
TO ANN II. SC0Tu0RNE,
xyou ars horeby notified that there is now on
file Ia the onire Of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Ice County, Iowa, st hsokus, Inc pes,-
ton of William scothorne claiming OF you di-
yorce from the bonds Of mstrimony, on the ground
of adulterg and wiIiful dssertion.
Now snless you appear and answer thereto or
before the second day Of the next September term
IA D. Is6o) OF said court, decree willbe rendered
against you pro conssso prayed In PLAINTIFF pc
ttion.
CHAS d. KERR,
GaH fnr pnAst
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NdEHTMVkIFME0F7" NUtFCts
NOTICE IL hereby given that the undersgn cd
IN was, on the 26th day Of July, 1860, by the
Ccaaty Court Of Lee County, Iowa, appointed Ad
ministrator Of the estate Of Richard Jones, de-
ceased in place of NJ staff, rd, No resigned. Ali
persons having claims against SAID estate are re-
auir ed TO present them according to law.
j. L. CURTIS,
JuIv 40 1SS0-dIm Administrator.
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TANhlN u N E4DENt
July 25, 1869. Attys Tor Grimes h Starr
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tut AnUWH WbUAH UE tHt FfOfcaAlAL, Nntfeu q"
the best terms 10 PhyEieians ard other
April Nv ds~ IEips. hiAN, Agent.
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July 10, 1s6o-dIm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09
TALK ON CHANGE.

The gatherings yesterday on rue Carondelet and
enyirons were few and far between. The habtues
Of the ags have not yet got into traces. In coDse
quenca Of tile enhanced rates on the part Of fac
tors, The great staple did mot move with rapidity
The disasters and damage from the late storm did
not extend above Vicksburg, on the river. From
vieksburg east embracing Warren, Kinds, Copiah,
(part of Madison county, Pike, Lawrence and RAN
kin counties. thence sonthward through Claiborne
Jefferson, Adams and Franklin counties, to the
boundary line Of Lousiana, the storm was destruc-
tive. On both sides Of the Mississippi river, from
the city to Vieksbnrg, (4l0 miles) the storm was
destructive. From the Yazoo river the papers Of
Yaxon City of the 9Th instant are silent; they make
no ailusions to anythipg more than an ordinary
storm Of rain. From both sides Of the Mississippi
river, as high up as Bayon Sara, the accounts are
of the sugar cane being laid low, and followed by
a week of warm weather, as it has been, we may
expect to have very serious accounts Of damage.
1t is no use to talk regarding sugar than of very
short yield, though in isolated places there may be
an average yield; and if consumers Of the saecha-
rine have to pay over 10 cents u Ii for the luxury,
we should not be surprised, even if there large
importations Of Malada and other substitutes from
Cuba.
AS the great saceharine is to be something more
than an ordinary object this season, we append the
stocks Of sugar In New York for the last three
years
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

II appears by these figures that there was in
New York, on the lst inst, stock of sugar, of all
kinds of nearly three times the quantity that there
was on the LIST Of October, 1853.
Whatever the stocks may be of foreign sugars in
New York and Boston, they will have very little
effect on the price or value of Louisiana sugars
All the sugar and molasses which can, or will be
made in Louisiana, will be absorbed by the West
ern ana local trade.
To confirm the superiority Of the New Orleans
market for the sale Of sugar, we append the fol-
lowing sales Of sugars made in Boston for the
week ending the Doth or September: ,l2Oo boxes
Brown Cuba at 7a0Ds3c., on six months credit In
Cuba Museovadoes, 800 hogsheads ut 6atD72c., on
ak months credit, and other transactions on The
same credit. Small lots Of molasses were sold at
2s@32c. on six months. Now, what would our
planters think Of sugar factor or gimlet ranger
on our leyee Offering to sell sugar and molasses on
credit Of six months 2-yet some planters parti-
eularly several residing on The Bayou Teehe, think
that they find better market Northward than in
New Orleans. Some folks talk that they hope the
planters will try New York and six months credit
this season.
IN our talk yesterday we gave some items in re-
| laton to gunny cloth. Under our financial head
| this morning we give the different shipments made
| from Calcutta for the United States since March
last, which Is sufficient to cover eleven hundred
and fifty thousand bales Of cotton--a tolerable
good supply.
/ The talk Is, that there are to be tremendous
losses. Well, we cannot help it; we did not urge
the importatIona. and it party desires to specu.
late so long 1t Is carried out on his own capital
/ we do not care.
Weare furnished with some figures Of amount oi
| cloth exported from Calcutta, which we will talh
about in our next. It appears that the present
steek OF cloth, or the importations now comiue
forward, will cost, laid down here, I3@l3} cents I
| yard The further talk Is, that bagging, gum,
cloth, is offered on flags ii II cents, cash tina
| sales were made yesterday 1T III cents, on time
There. we think bagging is talked down low enouga
! to meet the ideas Of the most penurious buyer.
The mails came through yesterday MA the Jack
son Railroad. We learn they may be expected Il
ceme through in schedule time. The repairs oi
the road are progressing rapidly, and all viii h'
right side up towards the close Of next week, o.
shortly after,
The weather continues warm, and though
change IL moro GOODNESS would be desirable, ye
we DO not want severe frost for atleast six week.
10 come; that would be real winding up of ths
seasons caiamities.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

MAKnsE NHws Capt, Kicker, Of the schooner
Red Fox which arrived yesterday morning from
Tampices reports The river At Tampleo was very
high. owing u heavy raina having fallen from the
6th ID tho iatIl Of Lust month. The eonducts from
GaadalajHra, san Luis and zacatecas, bound IA
Tampico with 81 $50 600, was detained and sent "a
Lagos by order of Gen. Degollado. large por
tioi, 81 tie conducta was destined for this market
The Rod Fox, on the lst instant, in lat. 25o 4o'
long ase 10, encountered 4 heavy gale from north
east, yeeriug around to north-west, accompanied
by heavy sea. The barometer was ct 2s inches
Tfe II. r. sustained no damage and had light wind
during ..he rest of the passage,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

The fabulous unicorn has been found by trav-
eler. He says it exists in the interior Of Thbet,
in India where ii is well known to the inhabitants
II is the same as the unicorn of the Scriptures,
and is mentioned by ancient writer's. It is said to
be about the size Of the horse and extremely wild.
It is seldom if ever caught. They have horn
projecting out from their forehead. They 90 in
herds, and to be metwith on the borders of the
Great Desert.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

The best feneer in Paris is beautiful Young lady
of Polish origin, Md'lle Linowska. At soiree at
the house of an aristoeratic widow in the Faubourg
ST. Honora, who, it appears, is fond of fencing,
and has an apartment in her house devoted to that
sort of exercise, the evening closed with grand
assault-aI-arms. Dressed in the handsome cos
tune of her country, Md'lle Linowska held her
sword with so much grace and precision that no
gentleman present was able to touch her.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

WiTH pleasure we refer to the card Of MessFs.
oaxy ssaeaae Phiadeipha advertising their Burn
ada Mosongaheia Whissy The plain phaseoogy
liz enumeration u he gocd qualities of heir whisky goes
eznt NAV establish the proof their confidence
beverage my are vending. From good authority
they assae their Liquors, and warrant tle purpat Of their
brand ii hne times. when stmalauis compounded with
deads drugs The peopsa TO hnow what they dtink
va ,sls ths sefprise success The speak haase
New York and also Que 10 Washington authenticated branches
o1 lie nAif depot.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

ANOTHER FATAL DISASTER IN THE ALps.-The
London Times states that Rev. W. G. Watson,
chaplain Of Gray's Inn, and grandson Of the cele
brated Bishop of Llandaf lost his life in the Tyro
on the 3Ist of August He was crossing snow
slope with another gentleman and guide, when
his footing gave way and he fell into chasm
ninety feet deep. His companions escaped.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

FATAL AFFRAy.-A few days ago an affray oc-
CURED in starkville, Miss, in which Mr.. w. W.
Renfro was shot dead by Mr.. W. G. Robinson, an
overseer on the plantation of Mr.. Hollinshead
The circumstances seemed to indicate that Robin
son was acting in self-defense
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

THE BALL RoLLrNG.-We cannot begin to print,
says the New York Express, one-half of the public
meetings that are held all over the South for Bell
and Everett. In fact, from Maryland to Texas it
is nothing but Bell and Everett
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

The Pyesse Medicale Beige states that, in Tom
quin and Cochin China, hydrophobla is cured with
complete success by decoction Of the leaves Of
Datura Stramonium, or Thorny Apple. A violent
paroxysm Of rage ensues, which lasts but short
time, and the patient is cured in the course Of
twenty four hours
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

ns- Warranted Purely Vegetable - Five
Millions o. 500O0OW of Boxes of BRANDRETHs PILLS are
sold yearly The sale steadily increases and yet thousands
from colds and fever which these pills could certainly
Brandeths Pills simple but unmatched for efficacy. How
important that advantage sickness
when IT can be had at an outlay of only 25 cents.
Mr.. j. @. Rappesea, of Monmouth county, N. j. writes
March 10, 1859;
~ trenbled in Jauaary last with cosveness
days. and took grains Of ealomel to obtain relief caught
cold suppose any rate darrhes in which my
medical attendant found impossible This
lowed by dysentery My strength all gone Everything
passed through took it. friend from New York Mr.
George Lewis fortunately called me- and advised Bran
dreths Pills Thought in my weak condition one pill would
be enough but he administered four and the morning four
more. Much mpurity from and my surprise the
and pain diminished One box cured fully am
now hearty, with good appetite
celebrated Pills sold at IS cents per box with full
directions 294 Canal street New York Dr. Brandrehs
fee, and by J. WRIGHT CO.. Nos q and l5i Charres
street. by all respectable dealers In medicines.
o3 2p2tawkeowW-1m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

NSEoN Guam, sExKNrH AND EiaHrH WARDs.- -
Tke members W this club are requested to meet
III fher hal On Thursday evening 10 go out in pro-
session NJ receive 4 banner and wreath to be pre-
seltea bY the ladies. See notice for particulars.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09
val Paper. W'au Paper.

=. j. EvERS,
No. 62 Charities street.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in French and American Pa
PER HANGINeS, BORDERS. CORNERS, OAKS and MAR
BlEs in every variety.
Particular attention paid to all work in his pe die sply
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

CoNsrlEur1oN 0Iun. The regular meeting Of
this club will be held at the Orleans ballroom this
evening, - per publication elsewhere.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09
Hats, Caps, etc.. at wholesale.
Ri-Ssslphite Of Liasse.

The undersigned having appointed Agent and ManHfao
Clara suphte of Lime Manufaciory tsnc
cessor to Messrs Marcen Eude prepared supply the
same PURE and SUPERIOR BISuLPHITE OF LIME as has
them, and respectfully sos
q continuance Of the patronage OF Planters and Merchants
Orders addressed the undersigned al the ManuAe
tory's Depot, No. S GeNTI STREET.
sell. 2p2m P. MARCELTN, Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

paprERrx 0wssRs ii the rear Of the city are re-
4Srgsd ID notice addressed them, which calls q
aneaslng at Claiborne Market On Thursday evening,
1of IT'D purpose a taking action to obtain redress
fot ifjaEIes sustained by tfa recent overflow.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

1Yse Toilet.
"TREFELIon IS THE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY
"TREFELIon Cures all Eruptons
HTREFELf0', sofens the Skin. z8
"TREFELIon Beantiaes the skn
.sTREFELIO Eradieates Humor,
"TREFELIo . 50 bottle
Particularly adapted climates drops poured
Bathing p deciously refreshing exlerat
ing giving the Skin Freshness Smoohness Elasticity Softness
Briiancy Purity-Coong and Invgoratng the
and of alabaste richness of Beauty; removes all
Eruptions. Immensely popular among the Ladies'.
M4-Sod everywhere at 80 cents bottle.
Sold wholesale and retail by JAMES syME No. Isa Canal
street. and by Druggists generally.
TILEsTON & CO.,
my23 2ply General Agents 4s Broadway, New York.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

Wines, liquors, etc.

wines, Liquors, etc.,
Nos l3 AND Is ROYAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
A Asupply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, In quarts
pns continually hand which equal to the best
market. Also other brands of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA SHEER
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, Old and
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINEs
BRANDIEsSszeac of the vintage of 1898 and 1905
other brands. WHISKY, Of all descriptions Iriss
Bye and Bourbon. ALE and PORTER in piuts qnara
Also on hand, my usual assortment of the bsst
wines and Liquors
in Market will be sold as any
other house in the city.
sEWELL T. TAYLOR,
OF 2p1y Nos u and is Royal sreat.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

GnsD1r SALE Dry Goods, Mu,stigas, etc. The
parsr.as Atienioa u called the of goods
take plaae this day 10 O'clock
Is Roger Co.'S auction Nos ID and n Old Iesee
sfasA .T6asns-soxsr 800 nnely DAYS credit. a.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

CfsTIfanATE or DEPoslT Eosr. Notice ii pub
lisae shat ny as stopped reeate c deposit
hi iis cissns' Bank los ihe ilii ef ssnienbs The
hinder viii Is rewarded s he advertiser
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

F9uk8 HHNts CHRIsgiAE ASSOCIATION. "A special
meeting cf tIae Young Mems Christian Association
q called For tIis evening AZ u O'Clock, when full
attendance " desirable.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

R1-Experfence teaches that deIieacy
prevents many females applying for the alleviate
suffering e That objection obyated in the
of asfr James Carkes Female Pills. prepared after pre-.
scripen Clarke Physician to the Queen Of Eng
land and be the only and safe remedy
female difficulties and from any They
be containing 50 pills. free by enclosing 81
and SIX postage stamps to any agent.
General Agent for the JOB NOSES Rochester
NY, j. WRIGHT 4 CO.. New Orleans, Wholesale Agents,
and sold by all respectable Druggists. fe9 2ply6W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

q KalA Ksldn nTs The members Of this club are
aolifse ID meet At lie hall, on ST. Philip street, at
/ scloek xhis evening.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

rR1S1AIT oF ErERErrs We are indebted 70 MI.
fa6erde, ii tie Mopet Vernon Club for a. oll
pkskpxtAph of Alrs Essrstf y y IN excellent
xS6oIs 81 the grezt orator, ard We ~ much IN
asbssa, bosh for ths phetograph and The compll-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

E1si01p Guard,
SEVENTH AND EIGHTH WARDS THIRD DISTRICT.
+" True as Eyer.s
You VII meet THURSDAY EVENING, Oct H. 1850. at
o'clock, the usual place. proceed from thence in
receive the Banner and Wreath be presented by the
Ladies of The Seventh and Eighth Wads Thd District
ngMembers of other Clubs respectfully invited to be
present on the oce sion.
By order Of the President: z4A
AUG. DUQUERCRoN.
LOUIS POWER, Secretary. % 2p3t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

trct Electi0n Novemhor 8. o. 2pte4
Rg@The Lester NIamsrfis cfurinS Company of
Richmond, Virginia, Offering for sale NEW AND ELE-
CANT SEWING MACHINE, made Southern soil, under
legal rights granted by Elias Howe Jr. Grover 4 Baker,
Wheeler Wilson and l. NJ. Singer \ Co.
The Lester Sewing Machine combines all the merits the old
Machines and the time avoiding MI OF their faults
For by The Agent NJ 8 HEDRIeK No 81 Canal street
New Orleals. o6