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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04

Conservative Republicans" says The Bostss
Courier, " are the men to whom the most power
"ful appeals should be made In favor OF the ticket
of Bell and Everett" That is to say in favor Il
the Douglas ticket, or of the Breckenridge ticket,
just as it happens. Supporting Bell aud Everett
means voting for one or the other ofthe Democrats
fsctiOna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04

Owing to the recent great Increase in the circulation
Of THn DAILY TRIBUNE tbs necessity Of putting the FIRST
form Of the paper press ct early hour are Compelled
70 dive friends that hereafter al advertisements
must handed before O'Clock In tho evening" with the sin
e exception Of hoe intended for insertion among the Business
Notices the fourth page Of the psp Thss class Of sdver
sements win be received until ae hour but no others on DO
al 4 O'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04

BAILOU's PATENT
IuYpoyEp FRasca foxz SHIRTS,
Patented November i. 1858.
ANEW srrIH on SHixry WARRANTED TO FIT. A..
s,, h. s.ness 10 any part Of the United States upon we
v.s.n. -, mai a the wing which VIII insure
sr, ia for IT, SIS ls and s2i dozen No order Tor
Ex.,SsS ar Irss than half dozen shrta :.
H. s.sures Az a. follows; NeckThe distance around H.
yste The nr .surts the points Of each shouf1et
W. 800 fom The center Of he back the wrist with the
srm bt bress-Dssnce AROUND the body under tae atp
WslA-Distance around also length OF the snirI G.
Nv s,ane can guarantee Petiocs W
~ car new S,le of the IxPRovkp FEHsCu YOKE SHIRT
Aisa-Imnorters aud Dealers MkSs FURNISHING GOODS
RALEoU BRoTHRRs,
No. %09 Broadway New-York.
Nhol,-sle orders solicited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIvED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From washington.

From Warrington
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Friday Aug 3, 1860.
ANOTHER OFFICIAL sUPECTCTED.
1t is said that there is trouble ab ut the accounts
of Jacob ForDey, late Superintendent Of Iodiaa
Affairs for Utah. He was an appointee Of M.
Buchanan, and has lately been removed. Hi
accounts have been hung up for q long time at tbs
In ian Bureau, where they are in course of ioves-
tigation. 1t is charged upon him at the Depart
ueOt Of the Interior that his receipts prefer ted -
vouchers tor articles purchased BY him, do not
show the real sum paid; but, on the oootray,
seem largely in excess Of actual disbursements.
Tue are other Irregularities, but whs her there
will be a default to the Government remains to b
seen.
THE TREASURY.
The following is the weekly statement Of We
Treasury:
Arr dI. 3; Hs slS s ess! 60
Drsfts Lsusa. :. .... ......... 81 s7s oes
The Treasury Department having yesterday paid
over to the Post-Ofice Department $1,000, 00Os
the balahce due under the Post Once De6ciescy
BILL it expects to be less Strengthened heresfssf.
especially as the revenues from customs are rep
resented as quite good just now.
THE FUSION QUESTION.
The Douglss Democratic National Csmnlttss
entertain no idea that any understanding cen -
arrived at between tho two wings of the Demoess@
Of Virginia, whereby Union Eleetol Al Ticks
be formed, pledged to vote for BRIGHTNESS
Douglas, rs may best effect the defeat Of MI "a.
coin. 1t is said that the ssPerions upon ~.
Douglas, and through him, upon his friends ssnns'
be borne. As for instance, Senator Mason recso.V
pronounced the Nc rthsrn men leprous sss o. AZ
olitionists.
'''' A'''''''' @.:nsaros yrasy Ass su a ..
An official Dispatch represents y 9 Coss,rr ., he
me from sas he s, sss :' ss.; 70 *
nso oess assse. ineidsnt 70 that rson Vt this 80
po es more troops than may BE- actually reaaae
i The 10, drafts paid BY The Treasury the Pes WEI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04
The mails for Europe, by the U. S. steamer
Bremen, will close at 12I o'clock to-day.

The returns from the North Carolina election
which took place on Wednesday, are very incom-
plete, but Sufficient are received to indicate the
election of the Democratic candidate for Governor
and also Democratic majority of the Legislature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04
AN ALDRRMANIC ACCOUNT CURRENT

When sums become MISUNDERSTANDING to the
euphemnm Of the day-the larger the amount
the better We remember wslknown pol.
iticisn, q traveller aboard large steamboat
who, being asked fifty cents for half-bot,le
of cider he had drunk, worth shy three
cents, said g. - why don't you charge
fifty dollars, and be done with it On this
principle, why don't the Common Council aud the
Messrs. Leland, charge one million five hundred
thousand dollars, and BIO done with it, for the ia
panese saturnalia
With slate in hard, we figure up some of the
details regarding the real expenses Of entertaining
our japanese allies, % follows:
City If Nep- York n account Win the Aldermen, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04
your firm beng

why, do you copfpe your genius to paltry hun.
bred thou,and dollars' Why not make it million
and half Perhaps you will kindly reconsider
the natter and raise Jour s.indle to more ade-
auate proportions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04

SuIcIDE OF A LADY ~ KINGSTON BY TAXING
Fowler wife Of Mr. Thomas Fowler residing
a Kinptou, Usr County purchased quantity Of s.enic
S dys seo Two pseni after she went Into her
hussnd saloon her residence and ordered ne waiter 10
brinr bes bottle Of IN one Of the boxes This was
lone When she dissolved portion OF ths poison and dsns
oil shs thsu returned home AID was shortly 1ter taken vita
ins st Of vonag and confessed that abe had taken poison
expsd about o'clock the next morning he, husband gas
Con home q The time No cause assigned for the commission
ri the act.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04

EEw-YoRK REcEPTIoE OF TIE PRINCE OF WALES.
1T 10 ,tsid ths, the foreign residents of New.
York are making arrangements with the Lelands Of
zhe Metropolitan Hotel to give grand reception and
Ball in honor of the Prince Of Wales 1t will surpass
he great ball recently given by the City Authorities TO
che Japanese Embassy. The company viii be the
most select sld elegant ever assembled in the Uned
States. We do at, however If the Lelands will have
the assurance to charge 97 900 for the entertainment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04
Ntm4lork DAILY Gribmate
SATURDAY. AUGUST 4. 1907
no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

No notice can bs Of ADonymous Wns
ever d inepced for insertion must be authenticated by the
nss and address Of the wter-not necessarily Tor publics
ton but a. a guaranty for his good faith
Wa capnot undertake return rejected Communication
Rnsns.s ietters shond in III b addressed 70 THE
Nrv.YoRK TRIBUNE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04

To..i.".."".."ssaoOO Tosd"".-...."ts'.ooo
II there was q drunkards account opened for
the ball-snd We are told there was-snd souo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04

FAIRBANKS STANDARD SCALES.-CAUTloN.-
% .sned reputation Scales has Induced the man
AID yendeI Imperfect aud balances 70
e., them a. SCALES aud purchasers have thereby
49, ub,csd to impOeion and further other manu-
falsely sssetod that they have secured me
~ aeLts and foremen rom our
The subscbers have controversy with honoroo compeu
80 REGARDING the Der esors VI the frauds 10 pursu
ST cour AID dhoeorapie tney taAe TINS inetnoo
10 csutiou tbs public against their In Positions. , -,
tio1- ee T.. a FAIRBANKS 4 Co.
r.,na.xxs 4 Co No I89 BrosdHay New. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04
J.R. STAfFoRD's OLIVE TAR.

wpxx OLIVE TAR p IsBALxD. It's healing osissnic
odors are brought In direct contact with the lining mem
fb.sat' ByoweAial Tsba aad ali the Air et' o. INC
Lungs - =,
Relieving at any pain or oppression ana neas Any
Irritation CT Inflammation.
1 w.us OtIyn Tar Ia TAKEN UPON SUGAR, II forms an
opsos.lsd soolaing and healing strip for coughs ana al
thrust sfseaseh
wuxS OLIVE TAI IL APPLIED, its msgnfic or conecn
l,td enrr i've row ers paer most speedy and eueen
PAIN AxSIHIIArOR.
oy,x< Tay Il nor sto6y-dee. not discotor =,
Fsev Cr,ts bottle Ut No. az Broadway, Newforh'
sad o. Ill Druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04
Gas FIxTUREsi GAS FIXTURES /!

Tho largest assortment Of ChGnde!itrs Brackets &c,
I'm Nss.Yok New Patterns tho Fail Trade just out
W. J. y. DALEY 4 Co., No. 6sl Broadway
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-25
ADJUSTMENTS LAST EVENING.

Dot filed up the Varieties again last night, as
a matter of course.
There was large house at the st. Charles to
witness the performance Of that striking novelty
" Ingomar, the Barbarian Miss Elsworthy, as
Pa,Fl.enia, was rather heavy, in every sense OF
the word. Mr.. Anderson looked the Barbdriaa
and the modulation of his voice was barbarous
enough, but the personation was far from being
Ineffective.
The elephants are drawing at the Amphitheatel
with power, of which they may easily be sup
posed capable, especially when it is considered
that the extraordinary mule and trained horse.
lend their strength to the traction team. The ele
plants are fine heavy actors, and the lighter worl
Of the establishment is in equally competen
charge. Tom Watson, the new clown, is re
markably funny gentleman, and gets off novelties
actually,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-25
LATER FRoM CALIFORNIA,

NEW YoRg, Jan. 24.--The North Atlantic stears
ship Baltic has arrived af this port from AspjnwaI
bringing advices from San Francisco to sl.ss m
inst, three dayg later than Was received H. H.
Overland mail from st. Louis.
The Baltic brings 81 $50, 600 in treasnre and i
large number Of Passengers
The Legislature of California met on the Sd arsa
Phillip Moore was elected Speaker of the House ef
Representatives.
joint session for the purpose Of efectfng United
states Senator to fill the term Of Senator Brodexick
fhe chances were in favor Of Senator Weller
being elected. lSs3
LouisyiELE, Jan. H. The Ohio river II thss
point Is falling, with feet water in the canal aYa
3 feetin the pass on the falls.
sT LoUIs, Jan. 24 The Mississippi riyex ri tlxis
point i rising, with feet water TO Caro-
sf. Louis, Jan 24.-The Overland Mail viii f.a3-
norma adyces g. The "a instant, has arrived at
Malioy's station, The present terminus oT the Saz
Francisco Telegraph line.
1t was anticipated at San Francisco that IL
steamers Goiden Age and Champion adveKt5sesa q,
leave for Panama on the 9Th instant woxsla fysa e
race on their voyage to that point s
The Indians in Carson Valley are eufs<xsns,
greatly on account of the intense cold weather r..
The BEL River Rangers fought the Iadiafs IL
Long Valley, killing thirty out Of ninety of fheir
The company under the command or Csptsin
Jartocs fought the Indians on tile 18th mi. TKas
struggle lasted only few hours The fosB On IL
indian side amounted to 80 killed and % taken
prisoners. 49, -
The San Francisco market has been gluttess.
me quotations for all kinds Of articles barely
maintained. rs -. -
The total amount Of exports Of treasurs d
NJ $40 900, against si7 ,54sooo same time aaf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-25
EXODUS OF FLORIDA PLANTERS WESTWARD


During the past two or three years there has
been going on quite an important emigration Of
planters from Florida to the Mississippi Valley and
Texas This winter we have heard the names Of
several of the Oldest citizens of Middle Florida,
who have passed through this city with their slaves
in search of more fertile lands in the Southwest.
And we are informed that many more seriously
talk of following the example of their old neigh
bors, by seeking new homes on the banks Of the
Mississippi, or in the rich bottoms of Texas. They
say the delightful climate Of Florida does not COM
pensate the planter for the loss he suffers in
quence of the inferority of the Florida soil, as
compared with that of the western river bottoms,
for the production Of the great Southern staples
and therefore they are induced to seek better
field for the employment of the labor of their
slaves. Those who have tried the experiment of a
change for a year or two, have all been greatly
benefited pecuniarily; and it seems probable tina,
most Of the heavy planters in Middle and West
Florida will before long be drawn away from that
country.
For season, Florida will undoubtedly suffer by
this exodus of her wealthy planters. In the end
however, it may be that she will be benefited
While nature seems to have denied her that deptl
and richness of soil that is found in the South
west, she has blessed her with most genial and
delightful climate, and with capacity to produce
all the staples and fruits Of temperate as well al
a tropical zone. To persons of moderate means
therefore, we doubt if any State is better adapted
than Florida; and as the rich planters go out the
places will be supplied by small farmers ant
workingmen, who make by all odds the most valu
able class of citizens for small State. Our pen
nsular sister has no reason therefore, to despont
over the temporary loss of her citizens. In little
time all will be well again.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-25
Arrivals at the Hotels yesterday

ST. CHARLES BoTEI,-F pone. d " Wells. Ky:Ag
Froye Washipgton ID G; j Miller Coneeiia La Al S,rs
der Louisville Ky; DIR 4 Roberts, Mansfield La Ma b IL
Carpenters Ewing Jones' In; a Al Patton st Ionis
Winthrop and LADY, II Graham Psburg. w I'll Baird Mrs
Robinson, Miss Robinson ] " Brunswick, Gincinns !
Main j w Patton j + kim, Bagwee. Waoas bliss, b
Ryder, Ala; pr Peek Megullaeh, Il Onion, keiy. T.
Morgan; Lobdei Lobdeli and lady, Mrs IL lIcreos
nI Perkins Miss N Perkins, Keary and lady la; u
MeGuoei W Raine r A ca and lady, " shea,eE and
lady, Miss shearer 2 Nsetsp Miss, Mnrrel esas.
KIBckett Az Glaueu, VI N Field M0bile. l. Abefae
hp and lady, Miss II Saunders Jones' W Spagas ard
lady Riggs Or Allen and lady. Blake and lady Aba; Mis-
na ssnders W Asssndsf M " seos son y, y ii Nm naSses s $
= nn 4 Il u nsees y ~ II " Il 3
lean " GgoTgs ~ Seass n NHlsssos r n 2
~ s bna penu rSi u u e ana ~ ~ ts saes
ana MY Z napef, aenphiss !" y nese sAa sso sa.
eese.aua. ~ "a
CITY HpTEIs,M u m, Mebryde As y MMIssnson q shans
RUSSELL Kager, G r Roberts Col Smith, Smith, " r Sam
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-25
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 25, 1860

tne days In succession else there be heap OF
trouble thrown tile shoulders Of Boston nancerr The
most o the specie thus drawn from banks finds its into
the New York banks before going further.
We hope the planters of the South will call for
coin for their cotton, directly or indirectly, and de-
cline hereafter to purchase to the amount Of pair
of negro brogans from abolition Massachusetts, !;
manufacture their own cotton for domestic pur-
poses, and exact the gold for all cotton New Eng
land may desire to purchase. 1t is presumed that
agents for Boston factories would soon have gold
forwarded to them for purchase Of cotton as to be
drawing on time; yet, the talk is that it will be
some time before have to chronicle the receipts
of gold from Boston direct.
There were no mails yesterday. The Africa
leaves New York for Liverpool on Wednesday
next, the lst proximo. The express will deliver
letters iii season. 1t is useless to forward by mail
though there was some talk that communication
on the jackson Railroad was resumed over the
gap. We have not seen any evidence of this re-
sumption, but look for it between now and the 1st
Of April. No intelligence Of the nrand-twenty
parts Of mails due from beyond Augusta, Ga.
p. S. Since the above was written, notice is
made in the railroad column on 7th page, that the
gap Of staging is now reduced to only eight miles
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-25
.Retaincd for the Snake. !,

The San Andreas Independent tells the fplaCE5Ts
anecdote OF Col J., lCol James, we suspect San
Francisco lawyer, who, during the late campaign,
put ~ foE she night a hotel L one # e nsg
game Of poker, tnow we're certain) and = went
through and soon crept off to bed. Soon afser
hrawny specimen Of Pike, dressedI in e jeanss,
and wolfskn cap, arrived in search legal advice
where, after wolfskin had shaken the legal geItle
man into consciousness the following Conversation
occurred
Are you Squire j ~
+" Yes, what do you want, old boys ~
+" Well, Squire, reckon shell hev ter git fcilef
O your sort fur tnr plead lawsuit Z
What's it abont, my good man?,
g Bout a hoss.n E
Here the Colonel was all attention and cesrscsv.
He raised himself on his elbows and put his ear
cluded, was q chance to get even on the nights
losses at poker-a $500, perhaps $500 horse in
dispute, and bright visions Of 300 fee fitted ran
idly across his mind.
" State all the circumstances if you please, my
kind friend.v
Wall, y said old wolfskin, yer see as bOrsg,d
this 'ere hoss nv feller named Flipkins, what
keeps chicken ranch on Poverty Slide, (the Col.
drew his head in six inchesl an arter I'd rid the
sway-backed, moon-eyed old critter tell night
(here down went the elbews) kerried the wind
sucker outen the yard (the Colenel's head struck
the pillow an staked his spayin'd bones on hill
'mong the tall grass, to give bis hide-bennd carcass
chance for good proyender. The Colonel waived
his hand impatiently, but the cid wolf went on-1
Wall, rattle snake bit i'm on the giandered snogt
an now the tarnal critters got the big-heai an
ole Fhpkins wants me ter pay damages. Yn'Ye
hearn the case, Squire. y
4 What's the damages2n ~ roared the Colonel.
Five dollars ~
His head suddenly popped under the cover, end
the now raving Colonel shouted. take yourself
| out Of this, I'm retained for The snake n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-25
LATER FRom MEXICO.

New YoRK, Jan. 24.-The steamer BaItie hrizeu
advices from the west coast of Mexico via As,,iil-
wall, to the effect that Miramon had obtained al
important and complete victory over The Liberal
troops at Colma, having captured the place and
sent from thence an expedition against Mazat1an,
which he confidently expected to recapture
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-25
Madame Ca2,rett.

This remarkable Garvoyent and Spiritual Physician still at
tends calls the curious and the afflicted Mt her ROOMS
No. III customhouse street.
In thousands her Clarroyani have been
tested her ability read past distant and future events
nuo. now be doubted In thousands Of instances also her
mower of spiritual insight by which she enabled indicate
tbe Of disease has led to the most emarka
bic recoysres on record.
these generally acknowledged throughout the
community and Madame Capre consulted Important
,sra nv eur most respectable citizens. jas 2rlm
A curulLU. 4. H. p'aEzA.
AND MoLAsSEs,
And
j Importers Of Havana Produce
! AND CIGARS,
$3.50 oFFIcE-No. ST. IouIs STREET
Constantly on hand lots 10 suit purchasers Sugars and Mo-
- the lowest market Also Havana Cigars, of the
most select and choicest brands aud Havana Produce generally
20, 70 snlt-6m GUGuLIlU & D'MEzA.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-25
.H. II. Buckley,

CAMP STREET
Respectfully calls attention to his NEW STOCK of fine
English and Swiss
Watches, in Gold and Silver Cases,
OF finest material and workmanship manufactured to order
or selected by himself
Fine Jeyyelry,
In all the newest patterns of BREAsTPINs, EARRINGS,
BRACELETS, etc.
A Large Stock of Pure Silverwares
The whole which guaranteed 10 be unsurpassed in quail
ity and is offered reasonable prices.
Watches ewey and slyerwae made order and repaired
d5 1ntf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-25
LATER FROM NICARAGUA.

The steamer Baltic also brings later adsiecs nom
Nicaragua.
The report is fully confirmed that the Belly canal
project has been repudiated by the Governments
Of Nicaragua, owing to the failure Of NJ. Belly ID
pay what il already due the Government.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-25
Prince Imperial Champagne,

FROM DE yENoGE 4 co. ErERNAy, FRANCE
This Wine hitherto been confined to the best tables OF the
continent Of Europe only recently been introduced into
this market where It's RARE QUALITY and PURITY,
bned with the pe which offered has achieved
an unprecedented and popularity in section of the
country. 1,,,,,,>,,,, - v...,..
Nos 4ss 400 and 4a2 Broadway, New York
WARREN & HALL,
no qn2mTnTh6sa Agents for New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-25
Diseases or t1se 47.roest aud L,sa. gs,

DIR. G. PRESTON CRANE
Would respectfully TINT his location is still the
same-oid No. lag, No. 1856 ST. JOSEPH STREET, be-
tween Camp and ST. Charles, where he will continue
treat diseases of the THROAT AND LUNGS by his Pc
culiar aud successful method Of
INHALATION OF INDICATED VAP0RS,
In connection with CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIES. DR.. G.
will also continue to administer the
3etseTROLYSES OR EIEc CHEMICAL BATHS,
Which have already proved wonderfully effeaeious in
RHEUMATISM,
GoUT, LUMBAGo,
INTERMITTENT,
SGR0FuLA,
d all cutaneous affections In all diseases arising
pres blood produced by the of minerals
te sysem The DIR. will also give his attention to diseases of
the Eye and Ear.
offce hours from A. NJ. till 9 p NJ
Patients abroad desirous of consulting Dr. u by letter. w
.adress Rox @ 40 e die 2ptf FrMo&We
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-25

MRS. y. STHLNIAN
VIII commence on MONDAY the 9th inst, to dispose Of the
balance Of her fall stock Of
French Millinery and Fancy Goods,
at FIFTY PER CENT than the cost of Importation com
prising, in part
velvet. sink and Cloth BuRNoUs; CLoAKs, DRESS
SILKS LACE SETS, LACE COLLARS and BERTHAS
LACE Wells and PARAsoIs With several Of French
BoNNETs worth s25 which will be sold at $40 each Also
large asortment of STRAW GOODS for Ladies' Misses ant
Children The goods will be sold without reserve.
Country Merchants are invited to call and examine.
MRS. j. STILLMAN,
tao 9,1n, lI Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-25

The Duke of Wellington, giving orders one day
during campaign for battalion to attempt rather
a dangerous enterprize-the storming of one of the
enerny,s batteries of st. Sebastian-co -complimented
the officer by saying that his the first regiment
in the world, Yes,' replied the officer, leading
on his men, land before your Lordship's orders
are finally exeeated it WILL probably, be the first
in the other world.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-25

Tom Hobbs was q queer fellow in his day, and
lived in place somewhere down in what is caliea
Ocean county, New Jersey Tom would drink Iiks
fish, and when he had taken his fifth glass of .
morning. no man possessed more shEewlHess-
When in this condition, and in his happiess nosa,
Tom one morning met gentleman on horseback,
whom he had never put his eyes upon before As
is customary in the country, Tom Immediately
how dye do? Upon my honor, 1t does my heart
good to see you once more. How's your family,
and the old woman? We haven't seen her this long
time! When is she coming down to see my wife p
q am quite well, thank you,n said the gentle
man; but indeed, sir, you have the advantage Il,
:. Advantage! my good fellow, what advantage ~
inquired Tom ;" Why, really, sir, beg yohr par
you!' q Know men exclaimed Tom, wen, j
don't know you-ahd should like to know where
the deuce is the advantage?n