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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-09


TIE BATTLE OF VoLTURNo. - This battle
which was fought on the LIST of October. is
the greatest in which Garibaldi has We,
engaged. a writer who was present says
81 went through the whole Of the cam
paign in Lcmbardy. was present at
magenta and So ferino. and faucied was
there again. The Neapolsan force was
estimated at $4,000 The Gsribaldians had
At frs: only 10000, which was augmented
to 5000. Taking advantage Of fog. the
Neapnii,ans camu upon the GaribaldiaLs by
surprise, at three different points, and car
riei some of their positions before Carl
ha!di had arrived on the field, and for a
time the issue was doubtful But the pres
ence of the hero in the th.ckest of the fight
inspired his men with courage, and the
enemy were driven back But again they
returned to the charge, and again the con.
test seemed suspended in an even balance,
and again they were driven back Three
times was the position of he Garibaldians
taken and retaken at the point of the baYo-
net. But at length, after twelve hours of
hard fighting, the Neapolitans were routed
on every side. The loss of the Garibaldians
in killed and wounded was abou. ], 200 that
of the Neapolitans 5000, besides some 5000
prisoners The royalists in this engagement
attempted decisive blow, but having fail
ed, it is net expected that they will make
another attempt. Gsrlbaidi, in this contest,
has won for himself fresh laurels and added
fresh proof of his ability as General"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-09

lly is drunken man like the Ohio
River?
Ans.-At Pittsburgh he takes in Monon-
gahels, and goes by Wheeling; takes q
Licking at Cincinnati, Falls at Louisville,
and when he gets to Cairo, he feels pretty
we'll down in the Mouth.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-09
Fire..

CINCINNATI, Nov. 4.
John Mitchells extensive steam chair fac
tory was entirely destroyed by fire last night.
Loss between $75, 900 and 100000; insur.
ed for $45, 900.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-09

GRAIN ELEVATOR AT DAVENPORT, - The
machinery Of grain elevator, just complet-
cd Of Davenport, was put in motion, last
week, for the first time, and worked to the
entire satisfaction Of the proprietors. The
building was commenced the lst o: August,
and in three months is ready for occupancy.
In its construction nearly 100000 feet Of
lumber have been used.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-09

A New York MILITARY COMPANY PRoPos-
ING TO VisIr ENGLAND.-One Of the compa-
MES of the Ninth Regiment, New York, pro-
poses visit to England, next summer,
provided the British Governments will allow
them to come in their military organization
and bearing their arms. Lord Palmerston
replies that they may come as citizens.
ride corp, but has doubts about the expe-
diency Of establishing the precedent of q
visit BY an organized military body, with
guns banners and music. The matter is
Still, however, under advisement, and will
probably yet receive favorable answer.
The trip will cost $50, 900, of which SIC, 900
is already in bank and the company will
70 with one hundred men and Q full band.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-09
On HIS MUSCLE. La Crosse Democrat
a Douglas print, saws:

1--WE don't want Lincoln elected; but, if be
should be, we intend to visit Washington,
next March, to see how these brave Secession.
lists will act. If they don't fight, now that
they have clustered so dreadfuly, We shall
never be afraid Of them hereafter If they
do fight, we will be one to help whale the
secession out CT every mothers goslin Of
them"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-09
Explosion of the steamer III. Il. w
New ORLeANs. Nov. 8.

The total number killed by the explosion
of the Hill is 80, and the wounded Is Or 90.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-09
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Marked SenSatsOn.

RECEIPT OF TIE OCTOBER ELECTION NEWS
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-09
MINNESOTA,

ST. PAUL, NOV. Z.
Entire Republican ticket elected in St. Paul
and Ramsey county. City of St. Paul 1856
majority for Lincoln. St Anthony, Lincoln
221 majority. Minneapolis 27s majority for
Lincoln. Brooklyn, Lincoln ll3 majority.
Wabashaw Cos towns give Lincoln 1877
majority.
Goodhue county, Lincoln 50 majority.
Dacotah co, ) towns, Lincoln 125 majority.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-09

MAINE.
$4,000 Republican majority.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Lincoln's plurality 10000.
VERMONT
Gone for Lincoln by 25 900 to 10000.
CONNECTICUT.
Hartford, Conn.,, $500 plurality for Lin
coin.
HARTFORD, Nov. Z.
Lincoln's majority in the State 10000.
His plurality will be 10000.
VIRGINIA.
Wheeling city-Bell es6, Breckenridge 649,
Douglas $50, Lincoln 600. Largest vote ever
pc lied.
Richmond, Nov. 7--Returns from southern
Virginia show very large gains ftr Bell.
Alexandria town and county gives Bell
1908, Breckinridge 563, Douglas 1879, Lin
coin Is. Petersburgh, Bell 92O, Douglas
6ls, Breckenridge 22a. Norfolk, Bell 9SS,
Breckenridge 438, Douglas 23O. Portsmouth
gives Bell 6S6, Breckenridge 553, Douglas
2lO.
DELAWARE.
Tho electoral vote of Delaware will be
cast for Breckenridge. Fisher, Republican
is thought to be elected to Congress by 100
majority.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, 8. G., Nov. F.--The Legisla-
ture voted for Breckenridge and Lane.
New Orleans has gone for Bell.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-09

during tne DOuSaS demonstration at
Memphis, Colonel Mosely, of Huntsville, was
robbed of 81, 800 ; an Arkansas gentleman
of So 900 another of 81 900; two others of
5000 each !; another of 500 another of SlO;;
and another of eight None of the money
was recovered. They must have q sharp,
police in Memphis,
According to the late census, the popura-
ton of Charleston, South Carolina, is 4S,S4s.
Of this number %, 427 are whites, an Increase
of 1915 during the last ten years. OF the
blscks, 1906 are slaves, a decrease of 1874.
The Courier says the decrease of the slaves
is to be ascrbed to the high prices they row
command, many of them having been sold to
go out of the city.
During the rejoicings in Canada, in honor
of the Prince of Wales, five men were killed
by the explosion of an overcharged cannon.
and q man on board of the Flying Fish was
blown to pieces in front of Montreal by the,
premature discharge of cannon. Three,
Sailors belonging to the ship Nile, while i'm
the harbor of Quebec, lost their lives while
endeavoring to reach their ship in state of
intoxication.
A New York boy superintends the manu-
facture of orange wood toothpick..s in Chill,
South America which are wb.rt!ed out bv
the children, AID the aged End decrepid, and
he sends them to his .,her in New York
who sells large nnmh,ers of them at twenty
cents thousand. The Astor House buys
eight or ten barrels at time, and popular
restaurants consume about q thousand q
week,
Mr.. Russell Wood, of Holyoke, Mass,
whi)e coming down the mountain with a
lead Of wood, fell of, and was so paralyzed
as to be unable to move, and was obliged to
remain under the wagon wheels from three
o'clock in the afternoon till eleven in the
evening, when he was found by his alarmed
and searching family. His horses had
stood still for eight hours. although SO i'm
patient to be gone that they Fad paved
great holes in the ground beneath them
If they had moved MIR. Wood must have
been killed.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-06-13
che 6arrisonbnrs Jn6epenSe
ISSUED EVERY WEDNEsDAY-EVENING.
Terms
'A' TERMS: ljvsIta
TIVE DOLLARS per annum in advance, ol
TIVE DoLlARs and F!srr cssrs alter ths lapse Q

I0DMOS
TIVE DoLLAss per snnum in ADVANCE .
Tive DoLLAss and FIsrr cssrs aiter; ,itfs lapse 9
No SUBSCRIPTION discontinued s1sta sllsaf.ssivsr
settled, and an order to that erect 10 Asss7is sA5
Advertisements inserted ct q pee square for tn
first insertion, and Fifty cents r eseA sontinnance
TEN LINES or less constitute sQpAR1) A libera
deduction made 70 those who adyertise By the yea
aud on long advertisements. 7Nt.
For. announcing candidates for Parish 0faces .
will be chargcd-for all other olcea, ~, ,iavsraJ
in advance -ss-5-@s2 10 evf.ra gebus.
jon PRIsr1No executed with peatupsa and ,punc.
tuality. Payable on delivery. AZ .sx
MARnrAcEs. and DEArrs, and Religious notices
published free Of charge. 50, .ssesN -
Yearly Contracts Paysbls Qsavs~Ey!s ,ss
Steamboat notices for the season I: $iYOO
One square one year. ......:. - OO
(" I" six months 80. ;. -. .s.. 0oO I
Two squares one year .s.s....,..l. SoW
IS. '' six months ...... e... ~ 90
Ono column one year = 90 20
{" six months ...s 600
Professional cards, not over five tines, pen 81
year -: :..;. Z; q. .lo g
ljshmcns 10 be addressed j. q. A. TAlsAlfaso. s.sl
NEWSPAPER LAW. 80.
i. Subscribers who do not give ExtaEss Nct1Cx
10 the contrary. are considered IS wishing to Gon-
siYuc their subscription. . 80 ..s1a
o. If subscribers order the discontinuancs q their
papers, the publisher may continue p send the@ I'LL
all that is due be peid. si4is.@ tsals.. /
8. If subscribers neglect Or refuse TO take their
naners from the Office to which they are directed,
they are held responsible until they shsve sealed
heir bills and ordered their paper disecntianed.
4.1If SUBSCRIBERS remove to other places without
snfarning tho publisher; aud the paper e SEN TO
tlre former direction they are held reapona6le.
), The courts have decided that refusing - take
afpaper o. periodical rom the 6hac6, II tsmosang
ana having il uncallcd for, i priMs ssSa ess
Of ihtentional fraud. III s - ss.sssgss
8. Tho United States courts !svs also etedly
decided that postmaster who neglects y gNe sea
sonable notice, 40 required by the kg4 ymce De
take iism the sface newspapefs addlsseed ~ Aim,
renders the postmaster liable % the pusher tor the
subscription price. ..ts.ss ..sss.
I. Newspapers are not chargeabie with postsge !
within the nty parieh in which they are printed
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-06-13

1st. ~ te 4St 4460. .:A = a0s -
'Ca(1s6 b haddf, a.. Isl fsso "a a. 's'o 4 g
&eS6dHts = 81 the Parish, = $3.50 s21f
gsssf ousae'tn nd bFuna s.ssA sa4 cot
Resio5 ti5m d lM R,icknrd, Tsx Collss.t
4 ~ 1elqaeaef PsriAk gezpk he6ays~
Ant .saalasa i Ra(i;h Nh psPs'' s32 sssR
: fJcsised 81 gaxaa1s5e I ''ssissa
Saalsz.ss - eial5sool
: i s ~ Il ss.ass ~ parish s.sss hIsast
;sa 4|!ssss!Ps'ii;s.' |!ss!P s q - Il
\ as.ss5 5sl ssrgsls oafsry asse,s saaso col
= = - Ma EaA sauitp,s = t'-.-l0l aei
{ So Aesu speaas ~ xsat s 0al
dotsaqcfsdis, .s asssAs 81 5 94ls7F isl
S,iaSa II. -;ss;s R1eanits1atidnsss sssasAs sisI
lAnt ses4izad in parish papsr, .sls*la4 7ss4slE
lgsr, ) s6 q eaiA. sssl tisss.st soag 7s}
sssss e5<ss rssas II. - 4 s941s7 slsd
~ u asnen snehsrs >laos -e7l
Aish aaaap:;e lsPR ,hgsa6 sose a.
aees on 1and 3i7sas A6j
"a which lleeU p 81 Find; s14 90
sssrs, 49, 49, S., - = sx-z-7
Istal % hand, % act of parish, 91417 ~
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-06-13

Inc COMMITTEE on. Finance presented the
following report TIE Undersigned, com.
mistee on finance, respectfully report, thstwe
hare closely examined the report Of; the
Parish Treasurer. WITH his Vouchers which
We v hare cancelled. By cutting parish scrip to
thy amount Of -twd thousand four hundred
and fiftY-five and 72:1oo dollars Wes6nd
ii the PARISH Treas arer seventeen ~hundfed
and tlirty-oh and 4s,Ioo dollars, of.uhich
thee hundred and hurteen dollars. bslonga
to ths Road and Layes fund. perfectg sat,
sis6el With the correctness of Ais report, his
booh and lis vouchres. We respectfully
subrit ouF report:aecordingly. s.-,W
I Kss SAML S. BOWMAN,
..1z4 d. S. BISLAND, -
s.eti.., M : i a..,--sssEp. DORSEY. aessssa
rgQl motion said report was adopteassT' ~
Repert on Educat;on Par;sks 1sasu,c i;
sudcCouHT UyEg sSEH60y yTN7JuEJ7guu.-
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-06-13
G. SPENCER MAYO,
sss4Ys as Parish Treasurer.

C0Hssssttee on Educdtson.
4 esT - undersigned; Oommitfee on Public
'Edpcation, respectfully report, that we have
cassfpIlysand intimately examined the report
81 the Parish Treasurer on the School fund
and find it correct, with the exception Of an
esrGiecf thirty-fpar les 100 dollars in favor Of
tho Parish. We have examined and eanexls
led byscutHk School DireGtRtff fiE E4sifIaRss Ed45siIaps
rpndrad and GI3HIy I6aif AUD lo-iv noln'
uua1,s uud anna xhx amount due ths &fsrenp dh =,
al;s ,r;sts top5s ahi'ss bundred and ono and 9.
'slV' - ,soas u0s sle no warrant. asued y The
,p;seetojs 81 ] q apfstiirt No. 2, since they arg g
ri neatly ths Same arnount have been g'vsss |.
ar services rendered two D's..,c1 L..ir I .v...;s
:. ,s.sfv m fse sstSs 1oss; and thst tho Distssc'
70 - hon this heseelerth BE- clear % dsss
~ aseomlbsaa lhst both abs tcjec.sd g e.
| 4srreasuf,r. That in future ~ sDseee'ss 9 g 9
/ sid District b restricted IN dfs~fag yaF
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-06-13
$5n3 OF

From 4hese estimates, l think there'is no
Question but that the revenues will ba suffii-
cie1t 70 defray all ordinary expenses as above
set forth, In .caie pew Jail is CONSTRUCTED,
or the old one repaired to any considerable
extent then a tax will be necessary forsthis
purpose; the probable cost Of which, Of
course 4 can now form no correct idea. Mr..
Prichard, the tax collector, beside the pay.
men;s for which have given him credit, has
given a sight draft on New Orleans for the
sum Of A6s7 90 for which I will give him
cresit as soon as collected. In justice to him
I would state that for the last three or four
weeks he has been unable to ride on account
Of sickness and consequently unable to make
the collections be could Have. done. had
he been in good. health: Hoping this re-
port with The accompanied vouchers mag
prove. correct / very respectfully submit
them. g. SPENCER MAYO,
. Parish Treasurer.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-06-13

DR.. K1cA1111:
Tenders his Professional S11t1e ~ ~
Aspublid slssssss'
Ofice--on III. s. b Holstsinas fi1lAlion,
Sicily. nend. q 49, !, g ss.e i !.
Ar,3l1 l300s ass s,sg ss.s 'ss IS !
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-06-13
Eti1aute Of Reyenues

Cash on hand sl731 46
Bahnce of tax of 1859 less commissions
Delinquent List DC, which have not been
scertained, 3617 OF
Ant License. for 1seoles COM s.
mission &c, 7o5 90
Augment vs.. Jas. M Stamper 0erry) $50 90
Harrisonburg ferryA's. "a. ,,5s5 90
Bayou Louis -" ,.,.s 4 10l. 90
lacroixs " - 3O5 90
Spanp's Tensas 90
- Notesfor Estrays, l25. 90
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-06-13
Ro1ertH. Johnson.

+ The President Of the Police Jury was
|Authosixed tndfaw. draft in favor offsobeft
EH Jehnson for the DILIGENCE between the
amount Of bis, claim against t.tbe Parish and
the amount allowed at last meeting, a's!a'@
The POLICE Jury adjourned until to-rnor-
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-06-13

= GIELI5, FEl8EU60N 2 %. -
(Successofs to n. ,Gillis + G 81.
q 60 NxTssI0N zAERU Hi YRS. 3
GILLIs. - 81. 80 =. sxsss,
s. @. FEAGusov. st's jan. /. '6s =
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-06-13

from his books II purports .ts have bee
drawn On the goth Nov, 1857, and is siigoe,
by individuals different from those whose a;g
natures are attached to the other warrant
who elsitn als6 sobe directors. .Now hav,
been unable u ascertain whether an election
| for Directors have been held Since 1851 o,
not, or to find that amy has been apboisted
by youF Body, and sincs thssholders Of the
PwafrSst lassV presented, insists that the men
who signed the former we're not legal direct.
|o5, and had no right to draw such warrant,
Lam at . - to know what 10 do with them,
being condee.ed with affairs previous to my
elStticu.esi s4a
= And finally. in case you decide that both
warrants be accepted, then, which shall be
first satisfied : The one dated some three
yes1sssines having been presented tome sub
sequent to the one drawn only fsssnonths
ago 8 It hcleAf mott having been legally &C.
,cepted and with nossyidencs of having been
presented ptstionsly, the latter would be en-
titled 10 the first payment, which would
seem unjmts Z sdspit the question to you,
gentlemen, as the only tribunal bofore which
lhey sas propshyscoln5. Trusting that my
report is satisfaetory, and that my vouchers
will be feu6d coirees, i am, very respectfully,
. j. saaas. ssfs Yonss, ~
G. SPENCER MAYO.
800 -
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-06-13

Whief deJpaed, leaves s. S s - . s aas5aln 81
a - ss.~as szssn - go -
Toll ,ant. Due On taxes, 4;.us.4636 sc
AMY 81 flceqsea fpr 80 81 8 8 4s6z a5l
sa, Ietpsnd 1aloS 90 u
CYmniaeipps Ct 2 per s..is<ss sss As n 81
j. cant. - "A 60
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-06-13

5 Over Paia, *sl.- 100 - 81. q
s !: !. 81 ilo -ossl A'a g ss'DV ii
!. 5 srA q 81 = 2s1 ioS
!. !. Is o7st pssia III 4-.loo 80.
:. xs IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-06
by HECTOn DAVIS, Acc.

~" NEGROhs.-This day, at 10 o'cIcck Z.
q We will Sell ~ lik ely sla AYES.
BELTS L GREGORY. Auet...
L. $50. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-06
sill Ln.cr from surcp".

iriv t-.ln, i, -Iarr far.ia, from Galway,
so ifr 2;;h. Ia. #rE!s-d. IN place 81 ,he steamer
\, yli.i, ni.- gut hs: cy':ac:: tesc JUST ns she
..,Js - sail. s,.,s-u,,s,
-. 10 90 SKI, -sccn:ly captured ~ sne,T sseam.
49,. ,r-,i,a, m!a.,:-r hsi asrsSnH+' repatriation
....,, 10 Sc A;aerictn 3aS.
.rur NJ N.,.-. mx> very II.
,.-t,.i that ~. He>roii;an CoancI Hau ,ei''ea
... . Constitution aad :, , ri sS:i'S.;y, 4 's'a! en- ,nSe
o.. ,lin,s;ry. Er-- ;,rs>s. IT. i;Hi!4! 81! HI.> "-''
-. -. "a, Il. Nii:'. co'Esr' ws: "aa'aS
80, -,.l -ha, IN Russian ~! S''fh'Sh L's"''ons
). :; - .i;LArn- anl,.. S,!i'":a .!ogPro ias Exp
..r" !ai'y. .r",a-r ,r.,o-.uorsIn
M, mall ,c:c.r,7's!'h steamer MeliAar. having
,n-t ~, ,7d s.-'a vr'%. wh' were wrecked IN
= :. Al Evr. werr saved, bu: 'hc bullion,
Ice - - .hs psp:rs =! h"th AGbIss1iVr. w.rr
+, -..,., x.,s ,:;:.-lr preparing 10 resist The Allies.
'. 80. ;rrn, h.I i;npr"v-i.
t:,r.t ., Lori. debated the s'avc trS@c question.
Ut i " , .s,,i.:ioa IN favo, Of The re- ppointmen. Of
LII. 81 Nrzra"!uae ~ X check, notwithstanding:
F~,.r.rssra; opposition. G.aisisne had ietsrusasrl 10
- - ,c.oc,t Of The lame report sdcpf.a by ;.e House
Z: .r-. :. L,tniuI;t-e oa the LorIs' r,;sc;.oc Of the si.l
Z, .;ss paper 1ctv.
-, =, Wnsp4Y EvEsiN: The sales OF cotton TeS.
49, !, : pvi bales, clos ns dull sud irregular. The
- -. ..5.yrra'ie. Erca'i.tuEs dull add unchanged.
-i:- = sG,a saga! w. slis:.,ly ivs-r bI: fr.sten wna
=, I1--
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-06

VIRGINIA cen rRAL RAILROAD tD.
NOIiGf: TO CONS7GSOES.
- I orirr Of thr Board 81 u: sc:orl all goods =
80 ~ be tar. ported Oh this rold tnu.: be- E2sE-.l
pla;uly marked Siih ihr narG" NJ nc real con -SSLaA
-isn-r, and OF the depot 10 which itrJ are con.isnrd .ud
the freight agent. q! tn. company MTs Instructed not IL re-
crir- goods inr transportation which ere TO: 30 markell
AMI they are further instructed no. 10 deliver goods 10 any
person unless knnwu 20 be the real owner, or where they He
satisfied that dr. or!". Or oi!!.r application cOf1sS from the
.ral owner. $ HUNTER,
JuLr 3J-@w Principal Freight Agent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-06

,.Ixs-1h steamer Persia, from LlTeIp''''
IS lghN ,ioru dates to HE 24th uit, has aE',s~,,
) -,ii,,n ~; c.s we're fur',ty Ing and eTnS. rm wns
~Ns1f. W,,.inx. The evacuation OF * nn,t-
l. nsa - S-,polI,an fri. stcs hsd iet Tue - a.,
.t;s. Ing forned twenty regiments ..i decided
49, a :, ;rr uAIu land. cSlied = e"u"IL, n,srch uuou
r.a%., v,.,fns. II Is thought that nc "e1
= y" '"s r -. c,p,ured ny the NenpoI,Sns' pfoT rsN
!! ,ae:tts"N In from bsth. Maitie. iao
y hs n ,i,-- nj Naples ha" dens"'f' ,dyi.s.
;':i'I r r;aers To Visit The 'e'>s. ~. ,hr Austrian
'.a s", !. ,hr e.I. state thaI NJ -, q,
!. s,Se1h" ,n,,, led \ Sandman a!ete!as' fe'Seito
,-La,t; a,' y" d. Ard Al, Frumr the hsr"or mSster
=: As ~ .,.,m,, X ,veuna the paper "a A.: N'
.'-'fH'el ,r,nusr shr hc:,'sG '"e y -, h.fre.n
=: H r.''s'-, ,n,; t.s In Il coof~r,hee a' pSuen sri,cj;n
4, . ,ss;'T"' 4 md tbs li.r.pAa erefciShs'scsu.Ss
.Tia:f'' mt IN N. guSstlrn. RELATIVE ~" -
rs''F rrI rnu-n;. lie sore'sltnst enos... rn..
a -, =, p-:ac aScri AZ
:#i A-';'i.. ,f Parliament were uaimpc7'Hr'.
- s'e>''"'' J., ,,kuo s,cdsiue the rrcri'.oh c. ,'s
->.: - savoy, asA'a ronae;ha'"
- ~, r~oiuo,ser. were :9ee received ey 'he H'-'-
-. -. .feiGa.i sa!!en; r.,.is on tie t.th
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-06


fg'llE Undersigned, long aud yell kTown To tie travelling
4. pub'ic rs u Proprietor cTihr City !Ictrl, Alexandria,
Va, and the United STATES Hotel IL Washington city, ha,
leased for = team ri :=ars IL" laagnifcrn: Ray Shore Pa
wilton ahd TIE numerous rn,inHr> connected with IL, re.
Gently erected ~ Point lookout, the roin, OF junction OF
III: Potomac with Chesapeake taY. and htrInS furnished
them In u style ecu j 20 hat If any other watering place in
The United Siaies, will open III. establishment. On the l21H
DAY OF Jcsg next FOR the reception OF visitors, his arrange.
ulents being sufficient, for the comfortable accommodation
Of at least 100 guests.
POINT LOOKOUT, besides being deservedly the must
famous place Ia all America for fin. Oysters, Hog Fish,
Soft Crabs, Shcrrheai. Mack.rcI, and ali orher .alL za,cr
lr%er!"s, p"s:=s.r9 tncr facilities for : Urr BATHING than
eTcn Cap Mag. "hiie :he bgct Country immediately FL.
joining il, -inclhi'': ne lIr!vc-. Partridge and wooicGcE
shooting, &C.. SC, "n:r advantages together, superior 30
th"te "i any niller watering place on this continent. The
Wafer 'c"s from the Pavilion and from all the cottages
tre rXIeI:ir". varied. s"I charming. The b, ulh Of The
Point Is unrSr=llrd by ;li.. o. mnuntaIn regions, and the
access 10 Il hr steamers from Baltimore, Washington, Nor.
folk and Richmond, will probably be daily TO and from
each Of those cities lie has spared TO expense In prori.
,inE \ Cue Band, Carriages, lirtsca, Pleasure Boats. &c.,
for hire. or In stocking his Cellars with the hes: Wines,
Liquo--, &c. In shoit his patrons viii aad at their cnE
tnaEd every luxury and comfort ohtp!nabie at any oth-r
American %Hi-iiny place.
lis term, for hoard. by the day, =ses, or month, :os 10.
~diyiiuas or fan!l, 5, will be reasonable.
Nav 2%6-dtJu. LOGAN n SMITH.