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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-27

8 PETlTIONS---OFFICIAL
10 the Honorable the oon,non Council

itclpfapls
NJ N of the city of New Orleans
GENTI1ENIysN-The Undersigned, Owners
ST # fronting on Gussamaoslse tSee fse fron
Claiborne most respectfully petition Your
Honorable body agfeby section ~ City ChsEier 70
auction, after twenty days public notice. the
tract for grading apd paving Cacnhorss street, from Front
evce with granite blocks not less than ten
wide inches long than twelve inches
wide Nv cighteen less than INCHES thick
Said BLOCKS of quality of granite having the sides
dressed to form surface when
laid, GOOD solid work.
SID pavement iagonally fonr inches Of sharp
saI aid london gravel with eutng top dressing when
aid 81 arp sand mud London the joints
properly ed and rolled with suitable roller until well
settled. s.g .s8B ~
The ,,sua curhsonc inches thick to be furnished when
M city sarEeyD think II Ieqns o change ths cld curb
ing. make substantial work.
Levee be raised Gn1 graded to
level free tbs streets Of water il
proper and the sidewalks to be raised ane
Tagged.
c lo6t crossings the intersection Of a the streets b.
laid Ncrth river fuEsin, AVID 10 be four feet wide
tIe stonp used Wide feet long and moi less
i II inches thick be raised Ii the centre and graded
| the road enlent.
NeW Orleans, Feb. %, 1850 w VA
I For CitisR;,s' Bunk Of La,
@ James III pea,egTe. Pres
fer q. psg S9 ~, ~ u shepnsfc, = 30 feet
j. w. xacharie, ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-27

10 the Honorable The Comn,on Counc,I
of the City of New Orleans.
HENTIaENdEN- The undersigned owners
NJ property fronting Toulouse street from Leyee to Basin
respectfully petition honorable body
abfy Section of the New City Charter. to sell public
aeon atier days netaee Official the contract
streets and for raising the sidewalks both sides, and
paving the with hag stones The whole work to be per.
formed conformity with the specifications Of the City Sur
yeyof. ~. F4
III. 7. Peire Cashier Consolidated
Association, %
Ricais, l2S -
Riean, HI. Il. ~ ~ s-1s.
C1IAs. CLAIBORNE,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-27

fiJ SsIsils " III Boston, to Creevy
Il II sS,# a &sArss e{l s3St5 Slist AS.
szlf xata Is=F H. ~ pbbins, 2s days FIN PhiladeI
% Z N8Ss3pisiii Xf 4s w Hgflson Sc0 previously re-
fs<s e ported II n a4 eai Aouse -2d dist, 30.
+ S61,f ZsI35se E@yiina . days FIJI Pensacola, To
YS S d ll1aS lsaSitss .
8sis aiIiiifsn. il LARSON days fiji Pensacola, to
|A *nB&kAss gaSie4
6sssr " la P;seaii. b Iaary, days I'm Pensacola,
S ii a,psfess lsasin.
{ Echz Aas5i4, Harrison, days fn Pensacola, to
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-27
Railroads.
4 u l1xla " 4 f,nxlrI

Railroads.
JEFFERSON AND CARROILToN.
\ MoBfLsE Per steamer Gray Ciond $50 bales
cotton Farley, Jurey &coaa 90 podd Baaeman
u w hh,s tffpertine Wakefield ss Wilbur --lS2 bbls
resin 4 Rlessey-5 80 bdls paper r I Stevens &co--
Total 5Gi bales cotton.
PONTGHARTRAIN.
MOBILE Per steamer Oregon pkgs mdse
Ia cotton gins D Pratt II do Rotchford, Brown &co
Il do Pitcher 4 Goodrieh-lS bxs tobacco Burton
& Work-sundries to order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-27
:
STEAMBOATS,.
@ LOWER MISSISSIPPI.


UNITED STATES
.s hsEAI.wEEKLy NAH. LINE TO .eIli1i{SEs.A
rss ssfs 2E7x yICKsBuRGs I8Ba&z&xsb
The magnificent q. s. Mail packet V{cfsshErg, Capt y
Nj Whiie aer, will leave for Grand Lake, Dcsald vile
Paqene, Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sal ked his
or Landing Fort Adams Matches, Waterproof Rodney ST. Je
ssnh, Grand Cuff Warrenson, yckabufg, Mikens Bend
Providence, Stacks Island Landing, skipwiihs Landing
Pitchers Point, Ashton Lake Washington Carolina Landins
and Point wortfiagisn, every THURSDAY, al 8 z ~
Tho steamer YICKSBURG will take freight for Yazoo and
Taaatchia rive be reshipped Prince and
Hope. ii.
Themasnheeat q 5 Mail packet Lss fouEcae, Captain
T. Brown will leave for Donadsonyille, Paqnenine Batol
Rouge, Pert Hudsn Bayea sara Red River Landing Fer
Adnnis Eatceg Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gulf
Wsssssltef and vcEssarg every Saturday At q a
will take freight for all landings the Yasoo and
Tanaehie rive s at g.isfer without deiepoa.
The mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave o.
their regular days without fall the hour appointed Al
hnes entrusted to their will DO promptly and faithfully
/ attended
These will be responsible any packagt
containing money eweiry other yaaahe unless reea,
bills of lang taken specifying the contents and yane al
freight paid nor for yanahes deposited with the ciers
| j. J. PERSON 4 co.
4 je15 If Corner of Earan6eet and Union streets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-27
NJ A Nd EvILL II.

FIDH a5ANDISyilLIlIft1gs, ME 49,
SsssEsszszsAz packet steamer A. q. Brown, j.
master, will ease ie lkn ed of ts
Raiiroa on Mondays Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays,
The he ieiocs and q, sandays On the
rival Of iie Y A NJ cars.
Returning will sa,onville Mondays, Tuesdays,
Thursdays saufdaysat O'clock A. NJ and on sundays ny
O'clock r. NJ, reachi The Pnniciarrin Rairoad in time
The o'clock n NJ train p commencing tegulr trips
onF Friday. the I'D june
BPersons sending freight for the boat viii please put
r. A. SHAW. Agent,
1919 81 Nos. "a Fnton ana % Front stree
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-27
. auAGHITARK RIVER.

Leaves every SATURDAY, a. E Y, positively
I'm place Of steamer R. Nv. Me Rae
NEW ORLEANS, MONROE AND
@@ h Trenton Regular Weekly Paeket--for 0uaehita
49, - City, Mouth Raycu Bartholomew Sterlington
Ioch'omond Por. Union Mouth q Bayou q Ar
ba Iarrsonburg Trinity all intermediate andings
nac and Black The magnificent steamer
CafnhogtIa, Moore, master, will leave as above,
piiicIuAiiy. For freight OF apply on hoand
ytRGINIUS o. DENTzEI.,
ta3 Advertising Aren't.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-27

A Honorable Gnnsail de Vile de Ia Nonyee ORLEANS.
NTESSTEURS-Less soussf gnGs sproprictmfres
III sur h Tutose Irtif dc u de la leyee iusqu
Id a prant yptre honorable
Sector fgU do la Nuuxele Ehafte de LII Vile
q iEe sendre eaean, apas ds lonr davis as o,rti
uicie ID des perres carftes III Tua
de la Ievee nsana h dn Basin ct
pnnF baqnees do cqne cote les des ban
quetep avcc des pierres plates.
travail deyra ee at daccofd asec Hes specifications d
Foyer.
r.. Gardere. President de IN
Compasnie de " Opira, 1856 pleds.
Fl. L. Pere, Casser de Asso-
citation Eonscidse. %
Rican, rs
Rican. y
ms lawsw Seeretare in Board des Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-27

NouvKILn ORLEANS, 2 ayri 1850.
A rIIonorahle Canseil Goinnun
= : de Ia vile de la Nouvrlic- Orleans:
M ESSIEUR RS-Les soussignes. proprie-
ItE ctes do IA Reinprtsi pRrtir dc
II rue tnuuna inlta III de FEspanAde, pret
tueuseyent honorable corps aceord ayee Particle t2 de
ii no,t y eArfe willie, tre yedfe enccre,
ak iours davis journal eice le conrat pour
yas En- perps des dex de IA es Rctnpar
Clever les hanauee de ehaqe c0d Ct les pierres
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-27
n see III. q i ssss ssas .

II ST Louis Fer steamer John Walsh hhia
CIR sls acka ceIa 9 z EtAsI 4cs-~ss ID Ii arkz
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-27

Leaves every TT ESDA Z at 5 o'clock r. NJ.
NEW ORLEANS AND VTCE&S'
80 ~ burg Y. 8 Mail Line-For 3onaldsonyille, Pa
auenii.e, Baton Ronge. Port Hudson, Bayou Sara
tod River Landing Fort Adams, Natchez, Wnter
preof Rodney ST. oseph Grand Gulf Warrenen and vicss
burg-The new seatner ny H. Capt. Joe Phelps win
leave nboveevery ruESDAY,ntb O'Clock H. Returning
she will leave yicksbufg every FRIDAY l. o'clock NJ
d. r. CARROLL 4 CO.,
Ja4 II Agents, IS Caronieet street..
The above steamer viii connee; Vicshurg with the steamer
Dewdrup for fsseos river.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-27
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. June q. at s T. NJ.
n "a SsYTv a III NyEYNT IsEyF.EANS Al

Leaves on WlsltNE NESIfAi. June II at 2 z NJ 49,
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND
sT Iouis Passenger = For 81 Louis Cairo
sss sines.The fine, regnIarpassenger packet steamer
New Uncle Sam, o. W. Stewart MASTER j. now IN port,
For freight apply on board.
VIRGiNIUS#C. DENTzE1,
4 ie22 Advertising Agent,
plan Of the cabin be and statefoon engaged
by applying to the agent. 4
The N u s. will iake freight and passengers for Naehe
Fieksbufg, Napoleon. Memphis and the Bends -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-27

UNITED STATES
tes4sssssMAII. LINE 70 vJoKsaURa. sRhssA
SATURDAY at o'clock r. M
The magnificent v. 8 Ma packet n fourche Capt. j.
Brown will leave for Donaisonyille, Fiaquaaine BaseI
Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayon Sara, Red River Landing For
Aarns Nateez Waterproof, Rodney, s Josap Gulf
werrenton and Vcksburg EVERY SATURDAY. at O'clock
p. NJ.
The steamer LAFoURGHE connects at vickshnrg Wits I'll.
steamers Prince and Hope will freight all landings
o. the Yazoe rive as high uI lis Greenwood
For freight or passage Apply on beard.
AZ VIRGINIus @. DENTzEI,
te13 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-27

+ 81 2s ,Insln syalsk, LallNtle, I'm st Lnilis.
n nHa RsfFet ops. fnl Upaiousas.
s8pjtui. kaEaEse fnt bay You Isara.
s 0fe1ssSi Hai4f, iii Mobile.
{saAg El0udy Ns#sis; I'm Mobile
Lake Epa Itsi. q Car. Re II. s
EexNs Rang Rltdovich. fin Lower Coast.
Toshoas Angla4s,sxsu Dake. from the Passes
went down lgt brought up ship Lucinda
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-27

Leaves on SATURDAY June 3d. at 5P. NJ
FOR ST. LOUIS-WITH CoNNEC
sPy ~ tions above--The magnificent steamer Bel
fnst, Alex r. Irwin master will leave for st.
szszz Louis, taking, besides through business freight
passengers for Natchea Vickshurg Napoleon Memphis
and the Bends Fer through tickets this Boat and
ing railroad lines above and engasemenis for freight and
passage apply board at the Conpanys office 81 Camp
street.
EIRGINfusC q. DENTZEL,
tsi Advertising Agent.
pThis will attend ihe Memphis and BEND business
and carries The U s. Mail to Memphis IL place Of the Memphis
packets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-27
Leaves on s tTJfRDAY June 20. q, > r N.
REGULAR RSEIESEVEP0RTA AN

REGULAR RSHREVEP0FTAN AND
N.E = New Orleans Sattarday Packet leaves every
Saturday Throughout the Sninn,er.-Ecr shreve
Bayou Cainpte, Gsr rand Eeore Alex.
;.ndria Neiinans Bahirs and landings
Rcd rserThe splendid and fast running packs,
Homer, Sam Appegae MASTER i. ". Caos, clerk, will
leave For freight passage apply on bonrd
The Hener will connect at Alexandria wi h The new side
wheel Flea and shippers rely on their freight go
5s VIRGINIUs @. DENTzEL.
ia 4}3ss Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-27

Ihe following i the manifest of fl,e steamer
xz6T BaEEa, Eapt. sEni4h II, from Shreveport. pre-
Sjoylaly feEnxfsd alnz The 18th inst TWENTY-FIVE
inllss Shove tie Head Of nla Raft ii Red fiyer
sl2a baiea aotton Payne 3 Harsison-- las Carroll.
FoF &Hxi " Farley 7 J 0sey 81 Thompson &
'rsa Lewis u a 0gleskg 52 Wright y Allen
4iss TisDmpsea Il Redwood Total 6ss bales
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-27
ED RIv Err.

f.rayes o, WEDNESDAY. .Tanc q. at 0 P. VI.
Regular Low Packet.
FOR SFfREVEPORT. G R AND
- Bayou Coushatta, Campte, GRIND Ecore ST. Mau
ries, Montgomery Collie AlexandIia, NolInan's
RiverThe elegant. light daugh and rnnnag
ssnser PACKET Moro, jus Ausislcr maser, will leave as
above. For freight OF passage apply board
rIRGINIUs @. DENTIEL,
ie25 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-27

5
a LEAIsY u HI4AEx EN- II 90 tPEItsMITHs
and Sheet Iron Workers. Front and Fulton Streets be.
~ ~ Notre Dame and Julia sfrees
Neing both practical work prepared 20
scnsc everything nc with facility possessed by ether
in the city,
nr Ghlney Iues Boxes, GaFiAers Breechings
stills Fire Beds filteress Ash Pans Heaters Copper TN and
immediate afantian,
Ofdsrs nmi plantations and attended to With
o ard disnafeh III INV
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-27

r0PARTNERSHIg NOTECE1.-The undersigned,
~ the late firm associated themselves
together Auction Commission and Brokerage
business, the and style Of O. PITTS GARD
NER SMITH, ucccssors TO j. A. Beard Co) Auctioneers
and Appraisers, al
they prepared appraise and give yalu
able information in Real Estate. 5@4& 6
the liberal patronage heretofore extended they
CHARLES PITTS. W
GARDNER SMITH.
New Orleans. February %, lS6D. te22
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-27

NEW Y0RIk VIA HAVANA Per steamship
Aalx la Saaa balss cotton 10 do skins % pkgs
lnizex 10 ~ tebacea lI7 do mdse fef New York
as ~ aHras plkss HsEsp - dgableaas for Ha-
EIaITH Psf bark IFiiIianI-- i95 ils6z tobacco
3ata Hcks ail 0aks 1908 stsses.
I'm fsRiss1 rer ship Petsr Marcy -2gkg bales
S6tfca 81 807 Eeks corn 5000 ktases.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-27

To the Honorable the Common Council So t..
(sESTI4EMEN--The undersigned. owners
W OF property fronting On envla street from te leyee 70
arTeaby Section l the New City Charter keil, after
ten the official journal the eontrae for paving
with slrare BeIyr from the LeFee 10 Rampant
street raising the sewaks on both sides and paving
he Same nag The whole work 20 b. performed in
conformity with specifications " the City Surveyor
q. Whitney, Hfaci. ~
y. w ZAcharie, 81
j. M6ulfort. W
&s& Aug. Henderson Gaines, .....
Francisco Marques, ~ y
,4s sCypuen Dufour w ...
A. r. Ciagne h
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-27

Secretary Of the Board Of Aldermen
I,Hanorahe Consei de Vile do Ii N1uvele 0rfaons
MESsIEURS-Lesso soussig mes proprIetaIres
lF1 III StIicre. paftr Ia Jeyce iusaia
IN Matas, prient vac honorable corps
daceer Section IN de ID Nosyele harie se
aire rsndre encan apes dix jors davs ,ns journal
ntce e psnr pefses carries Ia des M
clever les baUubees de caqne cate
alics bnngucties rn ,lerfes plates.
La travail degia eie t daccord avec les specifications du
Voyer.
n. Felanne 100 pleds. S
X, Dursnd, S.
H. Gaiiy, loo
H. L. Peire, d3 is
Pom Mime de Monfalba, III. Pey- s{s5i
cbatd. AeeIt, 5Bn -
nenHis uronan, 1S3
l.. g. Fersial, 60
CHASz CLAIBORNE,
s4srFe 5,H Aesz
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-27
OHIO RIv Err.

UHIU KIV EK.
Leaves on FRID aY .inly q. at 5 p. NJ.
FOR L0UISVlLLE--TEIE NEW
@w@ light draught passenger packet slesner R. j.
Adams. j. Richey, master, will leave for tue
Fabove and all intermediate landings above
For freight Of passage apply % board, rio
n b. plan Of her cabin be and satereoms secured
= iesa ssp'' = : - ssSs'' THos kEEFE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-27

FOR LOUISVILLE THE FINE
snH = regular passenger packet {EOodfOrd Moses
Erwin. muster will leave New Orleans for Louis
ss5SESszzsss5S555sS6{S Svie ms follows
sATIRnAY, June aoih, at ? I I. M
~ MONDAY July i6th M5P. NJ.
WEDNESDAY, August l, at5P.M
Passengers shippers rely the above arrangement
For freight or passage apply on board; -
a23 Advertising Agent.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-01

Hardpare.--Mr. WARREN PIERCE has OPEN
cd his stock Of Hardware to the inspection of
the purchasing public. He has fine assert
ment, further notice of which will appear
next week in the form of an advertisement
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-01

Extra Copies-Of the Gazette can be had
at this Office, neatly done up in wrappers,
rady for mailing, at five cents each, or fifty
cents per dozen.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-01

@. y H. d L. A.-On our fourth page
will be found the proceedings of the Cedar
Valley Horticultural and Literary Association,
at their meeting last Friday evening, The
exhibition Of flowers, ETC., was not large, but
fine. Efforts are being made to make these
exhibitions very interesting and judging from
the interest manifested at this meeting, they
will succeed in their praiseworthy attempts.
Too much importance cannot be attached to
exhibitions of this nature, and we hope for
them all success. In addition to the exhibi-
ton of flowers, and vegetables, it is intended
to make these gatherings otherwise attractive
by discussions, essays, &c. The next meet
ing will be held a week from to night, and
we hope to see large attendance, and fine
display. -s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-01

Harness Shop.-Mr. WArsoN, Of Minneso-
Il, is in town making arrangements for start
ing q Harness shop in this place. The build
ing lately occupied by II. & j. MILLER is be-
ing rcfitted for his use.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-01

Main Street.-SEcoRD, our Supervisor, is
doing good work on Main St., by raising
i on tho average about two feet the whole
distance from the race bridge to the foot Of
the hill. 1880 .'#
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-01

Ratification Meeting.-We hope our town
will be well represented at the Ratification
meeting to be held at Waterloo tomorrow
afternoon. There is nothing like having a
. good start, SO, at this our first County gath
ering, let us have what some might call a
" Bic time''
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-01

Correct-WuIrE, Of the Fl. Dodge Senti-
mel who recently passed through this place
on his way to Chicago, in writing to his pa
per from Dubuque, says that Cedar Falls is
the most solid town between this and the
Dcs Moincs Valley" We believe our friend
of the Sentinel to be correct.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-01

Concert.-Thc Beethoven Orchestra, at the
request of many of our citizens, gave another
musical soriee last evening. Last night they
went in for making people laugh, and we
will warrant that many an aching side will
bear testimony this morning how well they
succeeded. ...... ...-....sr .
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-01

Extra Flour.-From the Dubuque Times
we learn that Messrs. VANSAuN 4 Hunt, Of
this place, are shipping to Messrs. SMITH &
CANAAN, Of the former place, a quantity Of
extra -four which cannot be surpassed in any
market. .# tEE 4..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-01

Weather.-The weather for the past week
has been chilly, with frequent showers, o.
rain. On Thursday morning however, tho
clouds had disappeared, and Old Sol display
Ell Ms beathing countenancc to good ailvan
taUe .... '. ...'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-01

Farnit,rs.-The Independence Guardian
Of last week, contains the following:
Messrs. Keller Burpee of this village, have opened
Furniture establishment at Cedar Falls and will hereaf
ter manufacture and cell furniture in both villages They
are rapidly working their way into business
fact We are glad to chronicle for they good worken
and Industrious men,"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-01

Remored.-HATcH & ALLEN have removed
their stock of goods to the north end of Over
mans Block. Their new goods are now be-
ing received, which from the quantity and
variety we should judge that Messrs. H. & A.
were preparing themselves for an extensive
trade. They should not be disappointed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-01

Fourth Of July.-Shall we, the citizens Of
Cedar Falls and vicinity, have grand cele.
bration, At the coming anniversary ofour Ma.
tional Independence? If so, it is high time
that arrangements were being made. Let a
meeting of the citizens be called, at an carly
day, and = patriotic consideration of the sub.
iett taken.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-01

:. Notice.-Sce another column for change in
the Library hours Of the G. V. H. &. L. As.
an<ssati0n
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-01

american Erprcss.-This Company are
now running daily Express from Dubuque
to this place. This Company have world
wide reputation for the prompt and careful
manner in which all business entrusted to
their care is attended to, and need no favorable
notice from us to add to their justly earned
popularity. Messrs BISHOP & BENJAMAN
at their Drug Store, are agents, and all bust
ness entrusted to their care will be promptly
attended to.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-01

n Bdrgain.-Mr. F. w. ANDREWS offers
his house and lot for sale, at the very low
price Of $500, being just one half the sum he
paid for it. Mr.. A. is very sick without
any prospect Of recovery, and his only wish
is to get home to his friends, which he can.
not do unless he sells this property. Here
is ap opportunity for some one to benefit
themselves, while they will be doing an act
Of mercy.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-01

Lincoln and Hamlin Clu6.-This Club
meets tomorrow evening, at the room in Over
man & Browns Block, lately occupied by the
Presbyterian Society as church room. 1t
shouldneedno urging to induce each and every
Republican to attend the meetings Of this
Club, and thereby lend their influence to the
promotion Of the good cause. No means
will be left untried that will have tendency
to make these meetings both profitable and
interesting. Let all who desre the success Of
Republican principles, make their arrange
ments to attend.
Controrersy.-A medical controversy bids
fair to grow out Ct the series of articles that
have lately appeared in our columns, written
by DR.. PIEacE, of this place. We publish
this week the first installment Of an answer
to some strictuFes contained in them, written
BY physician Of Dubuque. 1t viii be con-
cluded next week. We are in duty bound to
give both sides hearing, yet we trust the
gentlemen will remember that there arc other
subjects just At present, that draw largely up
on public attention and interest, and will
therefore, make their articles brief as possible.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-01

Something New.-Mr. w. NJ. SAWYER, has
purchased, the stock of Groceries, Boots and
Shoes, Nails &c. Of HATCH & ALLEN, and is
to carry on the business at the old stand
Mr.. s. is soon to receive an addition of new
goods, which together with his present stock
and the smiling countenance of himself, we
have no doubt will prove very attractive to
our citizens. An advertisement Of the cstab
lishmcnt is promised next week.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-01

In fact the entire article, from beginning to
end, is mere tissue Of falschoods, unreleved
by single sentence that will allow it any
claim to being "good yarn well told" being
witless and pointless, and only serves to
show the rather peculiar taste the author pos
sesses for stating what he himself, as well as
this entire community, knows to be without
foundation in truth or reason. It may be a
constitutional infirmity with the gentleman.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-03-31

WE are daily receiving large additions to gu
w stock of furniture and many articles intro
duced for the first time in this market.
aug 6. PIPER d BRADFORD.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-03-31
Warriane RepairinQ.

WITH A FINS. STOCK Of material Of evs9se .
,~cniption, and 6rst-class, mechanics ] IN nllgy ! !
pared to repair and build Carriages Of ~ h1ds, .
dispatch and IN the best nanaer, On rse,@Zs
terms, at the Emporium. corner Of Main ~ NssSS"
streets, Baton Rouge, L.. 81 WE. IUANNAee