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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21

-cGao,sn -four was qu'.t AMI pri,cs rominA Apoat
$50 obs sold y. s. - 81 - f,- extras so0toe1a
bra ed a,ou, COO 700 ts. closing within the range or
the above QrotstoGs, Rye -FOUR was qgie. al
agurs About Boo bois Jssssy uss we're sod a. % o
irregular IN prices. The sees embraced about 10 900
bushels. icciud,ng ehiaso spring Al 81 Of 81 To- red
Western a. 81 70 81 %; xissukee suo o. 81 i2l a
81 IL, prime white Michigan ~ 81 80 a 81 10, white
Kentucky ~ 81 90 barley was qsiet, with snsi saiea
a. CSC ooc for state Rve w0 stesiy, With Gales Of
5000 hu hcls a. To-, Oats unchanged, with
o. Western ard csnsjisn al s6sc. Gle, Gui STATE at
SIC. s35ssc Corn Ma heavy aud 1--we aso-. 90 900
buehes sold q. t53 for Wcaorn mixed and 81 &c
CSC for southern yellow.
Cows The make. was heavy And quiet: q Eal ut
Of Inferior sanios was t7i q 10 g. ne fofowSg sste
meat of stocks uS market 70 .fe circular ~ wm
Scott s,n;-stcck Q. Eio end Santos the l3h Nov
1900 IL SEQ received since 70 date. 40 total ITl6s
the 2oh day of November. 1890 Il Ss2 gra4iso 1854
IsEpayra, 200; lava. mats, 970; government bags
1909 y pcmpso, 90 total bags ana mails, a. az Zoe
nocI O. no 90 aov. IL, a. SsS Orleans 1900
Baltimore, 600. Nov. 70, .. New YORK. I2,3l2. re
marie, o:oee1 duH, AMI quo1,,oSs moro sominsi.
from spirscrs while tic export trade vas ia .asrre
suspended The rals eroora5ei ae3ct 500 bsies from
store, .pnncrs Account, the oass Of &c. FOR
acknowledgements we're Moderate, -hre rates
we're withnu. cnmce os nomen. 10 Liverpool, some
10 COO 80 pcc br.he,. wheat TAKEN r snps bags
~ l&d alsssd sod % 900 lshcs cJrn .. "a Ala
500 pbs nsar, - fii 20, u IA and 900 10 a %
btycs cheese =, 10, and 100 nhss. ts,Dx :; los -
London, ybcat ia sk,ps bags taken .. ISL 70 ss.
COW. 900 bos LoGr sore taken a. ;s ~. TO 5remen.
HsY.-The market was ouot, win siles o. ABOUT go
50 bales ct So q SO for shipment.
Is1S was 1t cs ct s2i 20 81 50 FOR Ss1tc0 plg
noissp vas cuis. ana sales limited ~ s-si fastinE
kts Of Cuba srd ne~ crop Of Ncv Orleans
S.y,- srorss Tho make vac das ani sa.es re-
hcsvy sri esles gr,mpcrsaat We quQts dri II ~ ~
psr 2sn pgruav Common ro,'n WAS dull ant ncrnus
We tive tao following sablc n receipt, an exports from
Mr.. TnrLfr = circ1iars--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21

twill be seen from the above that Vie dead loci,
In bills dld not interfere with the shipments las,
week. Perhaps It's effects will be dscerncd more
dearly - ne next report from The Custom House.
In the meantime il is good 70 note that our exports
y domestic produce since January exceed Ny
nearly So 100000 sc Of the corresponding pe-
Rod u lS5o !, is evident hat panic materials are
not 70 DC found in oar Custom House returns.
wherever clse they may be.
Tho husints. II tho Suh.Treaslry today sas a.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-15

coua Dv 9uA5nleaE Drsralcr JOHN CONWAY. q a.,
ps,s!;ss e EAsssp.ien e IS Asa' s. PHELPS
I've Js dun writ dc alias factas
aans ,sses 5osn
sh pfocsdes ss q J # Is S / " is
pHptel de Ia Cite de "a Commune entire les du Camp
DEUx TERRAINs, ayec outes les ha,isses ct amalora
tons 9ni trouvent Giant les Nos ct dams e
g se e d cR A. saays
sine savos terrain @ssus y peds pouss st e
igns PARALLELS No esnre sepsds dc face la
PARALLELS reeulaH iasqaa d Unite sa terrain No
oa confonsment IN plan dEesss par Ferguson archi-
fsSs Essyss s ! .aNa ~, ,l'ssaa' s''A's
lie Premier District de Ia vile de la Nouyee Les ter
rue Benton sur is peds de- profondear tout apres IA
d IL bares g.
Notaire Public. Ensemble les bases
Fd% IL s1se ous les qui
81 sss s q terrain rain "q, PSs d TS ct
q Jackson dams District DC i III Dc Ia Nouyee
" 5ss
lele dapes les ercaine dsccord plan
da % i De "a gGp s ssos sn s @
tn nGa L syss ses 9s n
vent terrain Giant i sus dams fiet borne par les
Dc vile &c
Orleans; lie dit gne obQue, % pieds
spouces de face Ia du Comp III pes pouees
fondeu dl cote lie plus proche de Ia 0ped de
proondeu de aue cote Ia igne eparant h dit terrain de
celu No lie tout dapres aericane confome
plan drese par H. Moehhousen date du g
1886 depost bureau de c. " Foulon Notaire Public
s. UN TERRAIN toutes les ansloraons qu sly
vent dams rlet borne par les Ande Marie
Magasin ct Live Oak dams lie Quareme District de Ia willie de
la Eouyee Orleans 81 IL pouees ignes
Dc face "a rue l4 pieds 2pouces Lyme Dc
30 pieds face 1873 peds poce gnes de profon
dear dapres la franchise Giant du terrain No
So du dit e plan dessa par Joseph Pile date du II &c
vrier 1873 bureau de William Chsy Notare Ie
1890 lie dit terrain desgne le No. ii de Pile
No 90 lie plan la vile de Lafayette dresse par Hugl
Grant cope hographiee dn dit plan dapose
4 de feu T. r. Kenny, Noaire Public.
| 6. Eft les esclayes suiyants, savoir- 49,
JACK, garcon muatEe, age denyron seize ans ct Ia fill
| MARIE, agee d'enyiren vingt- deux
| Saisis dams l'affaire cidessus. ..r s-4
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de fadudieation-
1 +. T. PARKER,
4 mo 70 Is Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'OrleRns.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-15
Love. Jealousy, and Ruin.
Ruffalo Courier tells the following !:

The Buffalo Courier tells the following:
There have lately been developed in this city the
particulars of one of the saddest histories of love
and suffering which has ever come under our no.
tice. The story is briefly as follows: young
lady, resident OF the southwestern portion of this
State became betrothed to young vilager. The
engagement had lasted through two years of un-
broken affection, when new visitor to the place
q middle-aged man-agent of an Eastern agrIeul-
tural firm became introduced to the lady, and won
upon her esteem by his dignihed and intelligent
conversation as to finally become acknowledged as
a permanent acquaintance. His attentions finally
became disagreeable to the lover of the lady, who
requested her to discourage them, which she mild
W. though firmly refused to do, adducing the supe-
rior age and courteous department of the stranger
as her excuse. Finally, the young man, meeting
his mistress in carriage with the agent asked her
to alight and walk with him. q discourtesy to her
present cavalier which she would not submit to,
and proceeded on her ride. The young man, IN q
fit of disappointment and desperation, returned
home, accumulated few necessaTies, and left the
same day for this city, yowing never to RETURN In
the meantime his betrothed hearing of his absence,
on her return, was almost maddened by regret and
fenlorse.
On the same night she fed from her home, and
followed the track of her lover, reaching this city
the ensuing morning, almost destitute OF means,
ignorant of her course, and without single ac-
quaintance among the river Of faces which surged
on every side. She spent-poor tender-hearted,
persevering soul-nearly three days in constant but
hopeless pursuit of her lost IDOL wandering in her
search, through the streets, into Offices and even
extending her simple, fruitess inquiries to the doors
of dwelling houses, never finding single trace Of
him she sought yet persevering even in despair,
| The end of all this was prophete-terrible. She
was ensnared by the maelstrom that has drawn Sc
many waits like her into its awful vortex, and lost
like her myriad sisters, in its depths. Her parents
in time, searched for their love, she had searched
| for hers, found her in helpless Wickedness, ant
| took her back, and home. And this very lately
| A letter had come to the village. soon after she
left, from her lover, saying that he had gone IVES
| from home, which accounts for all. He knows thu
sequel now, reproaches himself for all, but will
not dare not as he says, though he loves her still
| go back to gaze upon the ruin which he ascribe
/ to his own wild temper
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-15
Louisiana Intelligence.

The Nachitoches Chronicle announces very chilly
weather in that region on Saturday last, and says
that most, if not all the fig trees thereabout are
dead.
The Caddo Gazette of Saturday last has the fol
lowing:
The weather is now warm and pleasant, and
farmers are mostly done corn planting.
On Friday evening last Mr.. 7. Mooring, Jr., shot
Mr.. D. NJ. Smith, killing him almost instantly.
From what we can hear Of the occurrence, Mr..
Mooring will be justified in his conduct. The
difficulty originated about some trade which
they had made, and we understand that the de-
ceased threatened the life of Mr. Mooring. They
were both residents Of this parish. The affair oe-
Cured on Cross Lake, about six miles above
Shreveport. 1t is stated that Mr. flooring has
| rendered himself To the proper authorities.
| The Alexandria American of Saturday says:
/ An elopement came off in town ON Thursday
/ night. The parties were fast young man and
spruce young grass widow. They have let Ior
4 parts unknown. We, of course withhold the
names of the parties.
/ The Thibodaux Gazette of Friday last says,
The weather for the last few days has been cam y
and serene; but last evening about O'Clock u
suddenly changed, giving us sprinkling which
lasted only about ten minutes 8nen tiie hiiia
shifted to Inc north; and made it cooler
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-15
The 6srssk Ere In hsosssiel

-
a. sea mo.ls Evsaius Nsxs q Tuesday fraass
sAat tfsv $500 ~ NJ Z 81
ps s.ss Il. NJ.
hrsss ~ e n Az, ana o'clock ia zrning re
IN Cuesis Il " sssoaen q C9lla. Or
ease So ~ liable ADJOINING aItusfte On the
ri ,s * ~ a.1ya q stksst betweeH ~ Michael and
north aaS $50 YnicA spfeAd Sn boM sS6ss.
ne b1isinas X Ihsztsr snd sufToa1
/ desfructfous s A-aass--sesaeng m MeIf enfixc
/ OF conrsesve esx<s.e N 81
accurate n Iii In T. 20 s1oEqM&nJ
abIed III gather I'm M ~ h$$S 9ssM 49,
tTe folIosine partcaiafs NJ s.s "
fro, tI,nza vyf,or. - hss vs. 1sN - W. c1faHe4
AZ stated ne - eesn.nsas g g s5
Of the square II Is not certainty
Il ori0snated Int thrrss II go
that Il mgfh have rsracsedsg }.ass ~
cnmbusti,n n I'D IL Inv n ~ ~, sfsjs
CnlIumss Exchaure and the TJnian pytss 8 q
so sfs,s, s;,,l $500 ,y,s .ss ~ ~
euass snresd ~ hass 80 $500 e. ~ 40
IL ~ rss ~ sr - 80 1870 ~. 49, ~ W. u
XII ~ Nsarf~ ai1 IN nts III I'M s1s ~
room ana .s o1afd Saloon ABOVE we're aesFo1sd
HE'LL m, ef..e 5000 ". a, 7 e q y
he ulfs ~ w Is -
n;nt iata ~ 800, 49, - 81 ~
sa. a. ..,a, = aevuI -
ssss, ana i III. sl's Selsss
Thss no ~ one mas al,t,
os bnjIdines nrer n vsI e a. Fr. NJ 1890
I'M 49, e s ~ q. sis ~
III " ~ ~ $500 assss Y
IN h aas.. ~ = ~
~ :, ~, ~ = = q : " SeS
M rs occupied " Messfs: Loulmsn toofnses g
Z ~ q g..s I,s = 49, $3.50 eassf
e 81 ~, 3. DM gns 3 10.s anq $3.50
r. nonrtas 80 rcto d 49,
glad learn that hearty II papsrs value 1srs
p II ~ III TT SasA W ~ - o.,.oee.
ooaa 5 sxnn y 2. 49, 1ss
strennons exertons u IN nobe s,,asss ssa -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-15
GHERITFF,S SALES
rornrg Jep,cr.L nsrsser couRr. JOHN coswA q A.
Parish Of Ascension. vs. AUG. g. PHELPS.

For Hft JrpfsJsL f,1srpses fsrpr Jff5r foS-xr - !,
Parisf of Ascension y. AUG a PH NH "a
~ e Sxr = sN 2
nv vFHTyTy5 ~ ,tx e sYss ri sS.s x..su.
ID directed by The Senorsls IN FoursE JadciaI DjstTic
Court Parish IN AsreTs;ss, u, IN .sss $3.50 IaI.s
Bell Isie sheriff md ~ aaid iass ; ~ ~ ~
viii proceed b seI Al ntc ,coa a. IN IT, 1e.si I,.
DAY I5s of March Iso a IL o,eisek M III faosdna
desrrtssd nrorcrty vis 'e, - - s' ste isV"'Hs
Tve,I XIII {r rpfrrr, .s m a.. !,
proyernents thereon batn III. MI s XIII s NV NJ r.
hunded IL ~ 49, = " ~ Y,
the Fon,sS T,es,s N Il ~, % " N
uring n 1necsn y z; y 's ~ N ~ ~.
inei frant ~ ua 3 y I ~, ~ msAsIcs ~ leot
arss Iion N stdees ~ ~ ess ~ aspns 9stween
styees III al ~ tmc,a. - as e n
v,,nn,g sc HI Il II nass ~
rnadn wv = III VI ~ ~ ~ McSotuihg " pian
Ed III FIoyd ass ~ ~ ~ ls ousce u
T,a ~ =, ~ N a,nd 3 gnn M I ~ q IN
"a ,nasaad t, y ...s - sse y ~ ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-15

SENSIBLE NEaRo.-An event has just occurred
in Hayti, from which some of our white parsons
and preachers who worship John Brown as saint
might take a lesson with great propriety. We find
the following paragraph in the Reolte de Commerce,
published at Portau- Prince:
We regret having received from Gonaives a let.
ter giving information that Mr.. Gerdol pastor of
that place, has formally refused to celebrate the
memorial services of the much honored John
Brown, the priest saying that this saint but a
slave thief Another priest has been asked for,
and Mr.. Gerdol has resigned his position as pastor
of the community.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-15
How Mn. GorLIEn BnoKE ms PoNY-a ohon, yon
reckermemper dat fiddle plack bony pyed mus
the bedler next weekly
Yah ,rnf Of him ~ --.. D

.Notings, only gifts sheatsd bnrdy pad
aYah. You see in the vurs. bace be lsh pint pint
nor, ;t an him 10 rite he rares up pehint unit
kieks mn before SO Yurser as chackmale ! dinEs
Hi dase bm fiddle rite yesterday unit 40 sooner
gifts straddle his pack he a.. say sag "
;t Ito tone vas SO mixed up nit everydinks, ynts
mSnezeT zittin arount backwards, init hs dali IN
mine hants for the pridle.s
s.Veli vot you going to do nit him!
Aoh, vixed him peter as cham up. hitch
him in tie cart nit his dali we're his heat ought to be
den I gife him apout SO tozen cuts nit hite
COW; he starts to go, put SO soon he see to cart
pefore him he makes backwards. Bardy sQon he
snmbles pehind, mt sits town on his launches, mt
looks like he yeel burdy shamed NIT himxeH Den
dakes him out, hitch him de rite way, unit he goes
rite off shust so goot as anypody's bony.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-15

Wa see that some of the telegraph lines are get
ting mn a competition in prices. II they undertake
to make the lightning work too cheap it may
strike.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-15

any lad,u said q lady TO boy, carrying news
papers, " are you the mail hoyss
You doesn't think rze d female boy, drs
yon!n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-15

A WIS AUX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES soUssI.
IA gne Coectenr de- taxes Eat noHe bar ID prSsent avis
toute prsonnes dsysnt DIES taxes PEa pour @ Il cess
licences de s6o dams Premier District de cee Vile e
lss sasites nass dsns T. gree a ene
Heures de burean do a. Ma3P. n
TH0s. ASKEW
olircfS,rP rarc Yx;.4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-15

Of Jefferson January IN i9so
NOTICE !. T Ky tax PAYEIs- Notice il here
by given 70 all persons residents
the City q Jefferson for on the wear ss9 and
years that the said due payable from he III ay
Of january, 1850 to the LII Monday n June isfo - ~
Notice s further given that viii my Office corner of
Vaience and Leveo Streets from O'Clock N III ocock
NJ to receive said taxes and the same d mi Maid 1itb the
above mentioned time, they win be dealt with aeeorng "a Law
FELIX LAGR0UE Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-15
! LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.-THE UsBER-
IN gped Collector Of state hersp notify ali
indebted e The STATE fos taxes 1859 and licenses Of leo
within the Fitst District Of this city at s Office g CITY
Hail. third story, and pay Tho within lid tc yrescred
law under penalty o. their property being sr aid
taxes. -
TH0s. AsKgw,
Collector First District.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-15
FOR SALE.

AND FOR SALE-TWELvE HUNDRED AND
II EIGHTY ACRES. in washington county Mississippi
overflow the highest places 10 The YHzoo val
ey \ u land, contsgnoIs 70 open plantations
There a leading IL the Yazoo river six seven
miles distant This Of land bs purchased low
MCFARLAND Il BARKSDALE,
fe25 I'm rs Carondeet street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-15
NEW YORK CARDS.
PHELAN's IMPROVED BILLIARD rABI
CHARLES nE1DsIEcK CHAMPAGNE

"
This celebrated Wine Of the above we'll brand has
been will continue be- received BY the undersigned In
quantities the increased demand Of dealers and
Thoroughly satisfied, from the strongest evidence that
tho closest neal descendant Of the old and first
established house Hedsiec Co.. Of Rheims they have taken
hold with determination to bring and its claims to dis
ucion before the public generally than heretofore
The superior quality Of this article must satisfy that ts
emRnaton Is from where great attention. well
thorough experience been brought bear in It's produc
on Charles Heidseck has given his whole mind to the prfec
ton Of his wne and to making wsrthy OF the Free
quent visits to the United States have enabled him fully
understand and appreciate the tastes and wishes Of
and Of his hnyng proed by that information evidenced by
the Champagne presented for the palate Of the connoseu
wine for Its rich bouquet excellence
The varieties Of brands Of Champagne tend greatly doubt to
confuse the purchaser but the lovers o. good and genuine wine
look Charles Heidseck'' full the label well
the corks and capsules.
7. W. BAYAUD CO.,
General Agents for North America, New York.
The Charles Hedsieck DO obtained In quantities the
under mentioned houses besides many others not here named
and at retail with all the principal hotel keepers.
Ell. HART GCO.,
j. H. FL N. MARKS,
6. sEwELL t. TAYLOR,
fe2 ly PAYNE. STEELE Il co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-15
4, EXTRA aUAhaEIED SERVANTS 1

LyOR SALE-A SUGAR PLANTATION IN THE
Parish Of St Juesknown IS Golden Grove ,and two
neeesssry mi Utensils Far saTeaaTs apply 10
O. II. SHEPHERD
On the Plantation
Or HARRY T. HAYS,
fef5 tt 5==#zsz 7ssss4 No. - ST. Charles 81.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-15

JACOBS, ART GALLERY. ss CAMP STREET,
u New Orleans-E Jacobs at bis old post again. j..
subscriber respectfully informs the patrons Of
this celebrated Ambroype and Gal
the services Of Mr. JACOBS the original proprietor who has
Just returned Europe with all the late IN the
the art Patrons may therefore rely on being furnished with
portraits of the finest finish.
Miniatures Of All sizes in oil colors Ivory other material,
so as to suit the taste price Of ALL will be taken in
passabe style Photographs from life from other pictures Of
public private buildings OF machinery, Will Dc taken OF
any size required, either plain or painted -,
The best artists in the United states srs anu all
work done will be guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Instruction given in the art ,,5,.z
The Gallery elegantly fitted up with an extensive eoecto
works yeru ladies and gentlemen are respect
fully invited to visit IL.
Frces moderate. Terms cash on delivery. ,r,...y
o24 6m l.. .. LIfMAN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-15

fNOPARVNERSHIP NOTICE.-The undersigned,
~ active partners Of the late firm associated themselves
together to continue the Auction Commission Brokerage
under the name and style Of G. PITTS GARD
EER SMITH Successors to ]. Beard co., Auconeers
and Appraisers
Having possession Of all the valuable records Beard May
and Of the late firm they prepared apprae give va
able information in Real Estate etc.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended they
respectfully solicit continuance Of the favor
CHARLES PITTS,
GARDNER SMITH.
New fa11 Am
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-15
Regular Democratio Platform.


The following is the Platform adopted by the
National Democratic Convention at Charleston ::
Resoired, That we, the Democracy of the
Union in Convention assembled, hereby declare
our affirmation of the resolutions unanimously
adopted and declared as platform of princi-
Piles by the Democratic Convention at Cncin-
natl in the year 1856, believing that Democratic
principles unchangeable in their nature
when applied to the same sui ject matter, and
we recommend as our only further resolutions
the following:
That nasmuch as differences of opinion exist
in the Democratic party as to the nature and
extent Of the powers ola Territorial Legislature,
and as to the powers and duties of Congress,
under the Constitution of the United States,
over the institution of slavery within the Terri
tories
Resolred, That the Democratic party will
abide by the decision Of the Supreme Court of
the United States over the institution of slavery
within the Territories.
Resolved, That it is the duty of the United
States to afford ample and complete protection
to all its citizens at home or abroad, and wheth-
er native or foreign born.
Res0lred That one of the necessities oe the
age, IN a military, commercial and postal point
OF view, is speedy communication between the
Atlantic and Pacific States, and the Democratic
party pledge such constitutional enactment as
will insure the construction of railroad to the
Pacific coast at the earliest practicable period.
Resotred, That the Democratic party are in
favor of the acquisition of the Island of Cuba,
on such terms as shall be honorable to ourselves
and just to Spain.
Res0fued, That the enactments of State Legis-
latures to defeat the faithful execution of the
Fugitive Slave Law hostile in character,
subyersive Of the constitution and revolutionary
in their effect.
AT Baltimore the Convention adopted this
additional resolution, making it also a part OF
the regular Platform:
Resolved, That it is in accordance with the
Cincinnati platform, that during the existence
OF Territorial Governments, the measures of re
striction, whatever the may be, imposed by the
Federal Constitution on the power of the Terri
torial Legislature, over the subject of the do
mestic relations as the same has been, or shall
hereafter be, finally determined by the Supre ne
Court of the United States, should be respected
by all good citizens, and enforced with prompt
ness and fidelity by every branch of the Gen
eral Government
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-15
PONY BRANDIES {!
Vintage 1798---183O.

EINE PONY BRANDIES, from So to SI4 per
l. gallon, and from 81 to 50 per bottle.
FINE PORT WINE, from So so to S5 per
gallon, and from 81 to 81 80 per bottle.
All other fine Wines in proportion.
These Liquors all warranted TO be the
very finest ever imported into this State, and are
warranted to give satisfaction, the money viii
be returned. JOHN BALL
Shasta, July 20. 1860. jl2li
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-15
BEE HIVE SALOON.
JOHN BALL, Proprietor.

ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, | will set
~ day Lunch, every day at IL o'clock, which
shall consist, from time to time of the following
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-15

OH,-The N. Y. Herald has dropped Bell and
Breckinridge, and now supports Douglas.