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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-07-12

VINEGAR.
VN7HITE-WINE and Cider Vinegar. For
w Sale at CARROLL, CLARK & CO.'S store,
near the Kings Mountain Rail Road Depot.
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FIRE!FIRE!! FIRE!!!

The undersign ed re
spectfully inform the
citizens of York Dis
trict, that they have
Just received direct
from the FOUNDRY,
o large and splendid
lot of COOKING and
OFFICE STOVES, of
n-oIN-
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COUNTRY BACON.
NORTH CAROLINA Sides and Hams. L
~ store and for sale by
CARROLL, CLARK & co.
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Original 4o&ttg.
For the Yorkville Enquirer.
A DREAM.--BY 81. M. Q.
DEDICATED TO MISS HI.

Charmed to bliss, thy soul shall catch the CLEANS
OF mystic glories in ambrosial dreams.
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Ancient PIsToL was right. No gentleman Wa

Ancient PIsToL was right. No gentleman was
guilty of stealing. If he puts other PEOPLES
money to his uses, he merely Conveys"
To steal is low vice. To ''convey'' is at the
worst, but venial error 1t is wonderful to
what an extent a soft phrase will qualify a
wrongful act and how easily we are blinded to
the enormity of an offence, when there is substi-
tuted for the plain, direct Anglo Saxon word,
which bluntly describes it, some foreign term
incorporated into the language, which remotely
expresses the same thing, yet with a difference.
If we speak of a man who robs his employer as a
thief, we disgrace him forever; but if we simply
call him IA defaulter' and especially if we prefix
an adjective, and delcately alude 10 him as the
unfortunate the unhappy detaulter," we
veil the grossness Of his crime, and in our reluc-
lance 10 wound too acutey the newly detected
victim Of circumstances
1.-The strong lance Of justice hurtess bIeaksn
Is there not something wrong in all this? Are
we quite sure that in inspiring sympathy for the
guilty, we are not committing sin against good
morals? The only safeguard which society has
against those who wilfuly transgress its laws,
lies in rigorous intolerance of such practices,
ishment-by which men can be deferred from
doing evil is to apply to every act of the kind
the exact name which it deserves. 1t will not
do in such cases TO mince matters. Nor ought we
to make any distinction between the poor wretch
who robs of its dingy coppers the till of his en-
ployer and the dashing official who plumbers the
Federal Treasury of hundreds of thousands of dol
lars. Yet what is the fact 2 We unhesitatinply
condemn the former TO work out his reformation
under prison discipline; suffer the latter to get
quietly out the way until the storm blows over.
Ii appears to be conceded of late years, that the
man who appropriates to his own uses the nubIic
money deserves to be more tenderlv doaIt r;,,,
than his fellow rogue who ilches nr;va,o n,,.o
and it is TO this perverson of the moral sert;n,,.
in relation 10 crimes which differ only in doo,roa
and not in essence, that the corruption which nro
walls to great an extent among fanctionaries
ofevery class may be very justly ascribed. We have
changed greatly for the worse in this respect since
SwARTwoUT's time He was the first of that long
list of great defanters 10 which almost every sub
sequent year has added more names, until we have
come to look upon malfeasance in office as a mat.
ter that from its universally, ought to aston
lsn no one, and which it is therefore
scarcely worth while to stigmatise as a
crime. We send, now and then, some petty
postmaster to Jail for having made too free with
the contents of private letters, but who has ever
heard of the arrest and conviction of anv one ne
that host OF magnificent plunderers by whom the
Government has sustained, in one way or other.
loss which has been estimated to amount in the
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To THE PUBLIC.-After eight years of indus
trous labor have determined to decline Bookkeeping
Ny preparations hereafter be found for sale retail at
the following places Israel Grahames, corner Of EutaW
and Baltimore streets Deville Bouquets, III Baltimore
street. Seth s. Hance's, 105 Baltimore street. Andrews
Thompson, East Baltimore street, Macpherson Marshall
Marble Building North Charles street. and wholesale
Fred Hickey Sons and also retail at place
ofbusiness, IS Baltimore street.
ap25u D. c. DRISCOLL.
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The LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY,

AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY,
AT
E. MOI N TBS,
No. 81 NORTH GAY STREET, Baltimore,
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hall,
Where be found the largest stock of Baltimore made
Furniture in this city Citizens and strangers requested
examine this stock Of Furniture before purchasing,
there be found always hand and made to order:
TETE-A-TETES, in Brocatelle Plush Hair Cloth; So
FAS, Walnut and Mahogany, in Plush, Hair Cloth
cred in any goods order Full French Paor Half French
Arm, Rocking, and easy CHAIRS, of various patterns
BrOcatelle, Plush, Hair Cloth, CHAMBER SUITS, in
Walnut Mahogany various Styles $50 5000
large assortment of CaneSea Rocking, Chamber Dining
and Reception Chairs, in Walnut, Oak, &C; EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDE BOARDS, and WHAT-NOTS, Of all pat
terms Hair, Rusk and Spring MATTRESSES on hand and
made to or,er. A II goods carefully packed.
E. MOUNT,
fe2-u No. IN Gay St, ODD Odd Fellows, Hail
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LONDON AND PARIS STYLES OF CoLLARs-Just
received
CONSTABLE, WALKER Il CO.,
aplS-tf 1856 Baltimore street
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THE MARYLAND INSTITUTE is nightly visited by
crowds, to see Thiodon's Museum of Arts. The
exhibition will be with few days longer.
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LKS! SILKS SILKS!ll

SILKSl sTLKSll sILKSlll
GREAT BARGAINS IN SILKSi
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN DIFFERENT STYLES
AND PATTERNS just received from the mporers-bought
at great sacrifice, owing to the sagnation in the Silk
market.
These goods ARE ALL NEW, AND VERY CHOICE
SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES and will be sold at half
cost of importation.
ALSO,
A complete assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY
SPRING SHAWLS,
SILK AND La CE MANTLLLAS
- LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS.
&c, &c.
ALL OF WHICH
will be
SOLD AT
EYCEEDINGLY Low PRICES
CALL AND SEE
THE GAINS
for yourselves at
GEORGE Il. HAIG'S NEW STORE,
1913 BALTIMORE STREET,
BETWEEN CALVERT AND SOUTH STREETS.
myl7-tfr Opposite the American Office.
WINSHIP'S
vENTILATING REFRIGERATOR.
THE ONLY
PRESERVING REFRIGERATOR
USED.
Pure air necessary the maintenance OF organic life
in every condition
NO REFRIGERATOR
BE
VENTILATED WITH THE SAME AIR
CONTINUOUSLY.
No apartment for provisions OR occupied by
animal life, be FREE FROM UNHEALTHY ODoRS
UNLESS PROPERLY VENTILATED.
81 COLD SUBSTANCE LIKE ICE, PLACED IN A
TIGHT BOX, CAUSES MOTION OF THE AIR, But
THIS is NOT VENTILATION. External air must be ad,
mitted to secure ventilation. Every admit these
statements
We then invite an examination of
GLASS MODEL
WINsHlPS REFRIGERATOR,
Beautifully illustrating
THE PRINCIPLE OF VENTILATION
IN CONNECTION WITH REFRIGERATION.
EVERY REFRIGERATION SOLD
IS GUARANTEED
TO BE FREE FROM DAMPNESs,
And easily kept any wellveniated Sideboard
and preserve every article food whether of strong
delicate nature Fish, Meats Fruits, Vegetables Straw Der
ries, Butter orMlk in PERFECTLY NATURAL STATE
COLLINS, HEATH HUTCHINSON,
- Light street.
W. G. MAXWELL, 209 Baltimore street,
myl7-tfr THos NORRIS, l4 Pratt street.
SILVER-WARE MANUFACTORF.-WA
2EE9f9E D bhsn make to orsr
kinds Of Spoons and Forks TeaSetts Cups, Goblets Pitch
Walters, &c &c. Prompt attention given orders BY
mail.
~ Old Silver bought taken in exchange FOR new
myI7-3t
| ST0RA GE.-Capacity to the extent of TO- OOt
Cbarrels merchandise can b., obtained at Henderson
| wharf. Apply to JOHN HENDERSON Il Co,
| myl1-H corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
IN EXPRESS W AEON AND TWO
hand EXPRESS WAGON and TWO YOUNG DRAF'
| d. J. FOLEY BRO,
| myl74t No. 80 South street.
o. FOR SALE-A well impro we'd COUNTRY
5, EAT of % with fine Park Orchards Ice Hou,
x.A. lied, &C., within Is minutes walk of the Rela
| House, in Howard county.
| TWO BEAUTIFUL SITES OF l6 and 50 acres adjoining
with parks ard running streah, &c. Apply the pre-
misses to Dr. r. E. DORSEY or to
| GEO. B. COALE,
myl7-2aw3w Commercial Building
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that application
| ~ has been made FOR the TRANSFER OF EfGHTEEl
| HUNDRED DOLLARS OF BALTIMORE CITY stool
OF 1880, standing IN the name of ANN McMECKEN,
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INCREASE OF IRISH IMMTGRATIoN.--Ani immense in
crease has lately taken place in the immigration to
this country from ireland. 1t appears, by the re-
port of the Commissioners, that during the last
week there arrived at the port of New York. by the
Galway and other lines, 5,277 Irish emigrants
Should this continue ii is believed we shall have as
large accessions to population from this source
as during the Irish famine of lS47'4s. 1t is said
that the letters of DIR. Cahil, the eminent Irish
clergyman, who is now visiting the United States,
have exerted considerable influence in increasing
the Irish emigration to this country
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MANUFACTURED TOBACCO

ma ANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
POUNDS.
T9S aS the sht GSscs
e TSs6S SPp co5 Rsafo' hard pressed
Pu 3 h,ri.n hard pressed J. 4 G Wsy;, 6.
J. 9. Ferguson, R. B. ZONES,
Jno; Mahoney, John Jones,
+ + I fis''s"'' . $ 3oi Y i Tay ioRR'
Jno Noble Anthony,
HALF POUNDS
Ocean Spray, ,,,,I 3 Cartwright,
Garter Jackson, N. Warwick,
n. P. Rucker, y. N. Ingersol,
BOekner Mays rrl 6 ! Puckct'
yss Ta6ries' 5 RSssP ~, y Mn li.e,
Carter Jackson FANCY 5P 9l A9os'
Premium in ioroUpi pkgs P9ndexter 10 lb, pkgs.
s6 6TEesS cases Pe eac9 aisy9tGd u
J L. claStor . Nol ii Pace e. Ill., i%'''' p ON'
5. P0indeHter' " SMOKING FE6 gRsy, =" cases,
KilGlnick' 10 H. bales GrayeIys inl slb cans.
Aunt Peggy's Comfort, Bunsides,' " u ~ Oa.S'
The celebrated Virginia Powatan Pipes Also, Shipping
-,- 't,' ''N - go W2RwIcK, FRIcK 4 BALL,
myl7u No. so Southstreet
ELOUR.-Phenix Mills, Family, Extra ana su-
Il per Flour for sale by j. H. WARDEN, No. 80 Com
merce street myl7,tf
DUTTER-We are daily in the receipt of fresh
DSprng made Goshen, Glades and Reserve Butter and
& HEWEs, d Exchange Place myi7-tf
KEGS.-Full bound Lara ard Iron bound
HW Rsnqg E ksgg ne Pso for sale low ELLGoTT
nUC DE MONTEBELLO CHAMPAGNE
DWINES.- Wins is undoubtedly, by comparison,
Wa s ee Ton % to f v fn %
my17tf 52N. Charles Street
LNAMILY FLOUR.-Choice brands of Extra
= and Family Flour now in store and for sale by "
o
SHOULDERS-2O casks prime Western Smoked
CBacon Shoulders for sale by PoUMAlRAT McCULLY
At and 49 Light street mylT If
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AND MOLASsES.
~ 90 hhds. Sugar, 49, bbls do Molasses. 100 half
wharf. ml7 If
CH0ICE FAMILY AND SHIPPING HAMS
Moo tierces Geo Lanes None Such % do Wanzer,s
Sogar and PoSa do Aps d "a do AO
3O0J pieces shipping Hams ali small average and in nrim
order sale y j. G. HARVEY : CO, no $ Exchange
Place. myl7-t
JAMES HENNESSY Il CO.'S COGNAC
81 Brandy, in quarters octayes pale and coored our
own mg4rtstion for sale, from Bonded Warehouse X H.
100 BBLS. PURE BOSTON Rum, s.TruIi's7
he fRsnE BR6 ne order and for sas BY
CANARY AND HEMP SEED 100 bags and
Sb6s prime Sicily WEI G. PRICE co. lOl and 1913
DINE APPLES-l5 tierces Havana Pines,
4 anding and for sale by WA G. PRICE CO., lO and
LOB Lombard street mylT-f
ELARET, HOOK AND WHISKEY 300 cases
HSeFhsnr ba5re! @SsteS s
old, Just received and for sale by GEORGE WARNER 62
South Eutaw street myl7-tf
bacon SHOULDERS.-5O 600 lbs. prime for
Dsale by MEIXsEL & GRAFTON, l49 Pratt st myI7 st
pACON.--200 hhds. Shoulders and Sides,
OchOice Cincinnati and Madison brands for sale by G.
HARVEY CO, No. IS Exchange Place. myl7-tf
nHIO, BOURBON AND RYE WHISKEYS in
RStO aD1f nrS ole hu A 4, praf+
and Commerce streets. II
pEEF.-300 bbls. prime Western Beef in store
.Oand for sale By a. l. WEBB BRO corner Pratt and
Commerce streets 1t
ERENCH PLUMS.-5O kegs prime quality,
Il landing and for sale by PALMER & THOMAS, Is Bow
Tvs wharf lnyl7 If
HAMS.-2, 900 Canvassed Hams for sale by
III. 4 +. WARDEN. No 30 Commerce street. myl7-tf
ENRENCH MUSTARD.-75 cases genuine, for
Il sale by PALMER THOMAS. 10 Bowly's wharf myl7
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PROFESSOR VoLANDr's CONCERT, at the New As
sembly Rooms, on Tuesday evening, was pronounced
by competent critics to be of the finest exhibit
tions of musical talent given in this city. We
are pleased to announce that, in few DAYS. the
will be repeated, with the addition of
al oh -
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n, III
+EAh lEAS
For Teas Of udoubed fires hness, and HIGHEST STANDARD
MCLEAN Esq o. n Charles street ms prices singniary
nv 5' "'' 'i'' SAINT 60 "a" ''''' " ""N gus '''
~
Isp.pI r. 10 10 Np,r puorocp,n1I ~ ,r,pDv
1bo.,, :; ~, 'u-, C lit; 1,- po
A., ~ 20, M, 1. -, ~, - 49, 20 ' ~, ID p, -, -;
~. , . - 49, ~, - . l -.
Ill 1 -, -, -. ~ Ioa,ir, - - ~. -
10" a '1a - ~
,L.otra f noI,Iztr
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Mr.. BELL's AocEPTANoE.-The National InteHi-
ge"eer of yesterday says that the Hon. John Bell,
while sojourning in Philadelphia, sgnifed his pur-
pose to accept the nomination conferred upon him
by the Constitutional Union Convention, lately as
sembled in this city. A formal announcement of
the fact will not however, be made until after his
return to Nashville, which will be at an early dav
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HOLIDAY STREET THEArRE.-The singing bur-
lesque, called Ganen, the Slave of Lope will be pro.
duced at Holiday Street Theatre this evening, the
Nelson Sisters taking the parts of Ganem and Fet.
nah. The entertainments of the evening to con-
cude with the farce of The Laughing Hqena, in
which Miss Carrie Nelson will appear in the char
acter of Mrs, Popsey.
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CALL AND SEE
BOOTH Il PARBiENTER's
$40 $40 $40l $40
Sc WIN G. ma CHIMES

THE BEST USE.
Call and examine their simple construction and positive
motion.
AGENCY, $50 BALTIMORE srREEr myl5tf
All Coop MORNING, Mr.. jerks, HOW ARE
you?
Good morning, friend Banks, AM quite poorly. l have
caught cold and cough almost necessarily, and
have rest at night.
Mr. Jenks-Why, my fellow, you need have trou
BILE about that All you have do is go HIGGINs
JENKINS Confeconer and Fruit Dealers Calvert
and Pratt and get package of Lebegs Cough Can.
dy, use it, and you u i'll soon he as well as
Mr.. Bapks-Oh! humhug. have no confidence in that
kind of stuff
Mr.. Jenks-So thought; but after using it, once
convinced of MY error
Mr. Banks You don't mean 10 say that you have us
and found any virtue in it
Mr. Jenks-Yes, but do say so, and again advise you
to try it. ap2ld
ROOFING Ro0FING I | ROOFING -
Economy Durability AID Security
Warrens Fire and Water Proof
FAR AND CoMPoslTIoN RoorISO
Unrivailed by thing yet discovered for Roofing prposs
PERFECTLY FIRE Proof,
Pspfr0fLT WAFER PROOF,
UEEcUtLLED ECcNoMY,
U!aIyALLEp FOB DUGAsILIrY,
ADAPFED 10 EVERY CLIMATE
Forinether information address or call on
JAS. h. JOHNSON,
So.2 Jarvis Building, cor. North and
iV2E-f Baltimore streets Baltimore
CLOTHING CLOTHING
J. LIPP co,
Southwest corner of Baltimore Paca streets
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER in the best possible ma suer
Our customers guaranteed full value their money!
our system being ONLY ONE PRICE. ap2l2m
SwEDE, UNDREss ED AND WASH CLOVIS
New for Spring,
CONSTABLE, WALKER & 90,
apls-tf l55 Baltimore street.
CoMPoUED WILD CHERRY TRoCHEs.
These Troches will he onnd cfcacous as vel as agreeable
convenient in aIleyiang and curing Coughs Colds
Prepared only by
n HYNSON JENNINGS y CO.
my8- ss North Charles street
NOTICE TO CITIZENS Agp STRANGERS HAVING
ORDERS FOR WATCHES, JEWELRY, sILyER AND
PLATED WARE, will find large assortment at
GABRIEL d. CLARK'S,
Calvert and Water streets.
WANTED-SPANlSH SILVER COIN.-Highest prices
given for my manufacturing Of Silver ware.
my5-tf 6. D. CLARK
For LENT.
Lake Superior TROUT and WHITE FISH. Also, No
MACKEREL, Susquehanna aad Labrador HERRING, in
kits halves and quarter bbls all in excellent and of
fine quality, just received by, 10
Vov
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Jos. SHIpLEY, MAGISTRATE,
Appointed by the Governor
Office No. 30 North Eutaw street. Office hours from
NJ. TO 6k Pm. myI2Im
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MANNs HOTEL AND DINING Rooms.
l2i ". BALTIMORE STREET.
On THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
Westill continue up Meals very moderate
charges, with OYSTERS, TERRAPINS, GAME, FISH and
FOWL. PARTIES large small accommodated in large
and private Dining Rooms second floor Thankful for
the very liberal patronage received respectfully ask
continuance the
Our Chambers have recently been refunised and will
fayoTably with other Hotel Single Rooms so
cents.
80 MANN'S CONGRESS HALi, BOWLING SALOON
is in the of this house. No. 80 FAYETrE STREET
n24-tf c. H. MANN, Proprietor
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FUEL.
REDUCTION IN PRICE OF
Goa l..
The best quality q SOFT and Hard Goals,
at reduced price,
For sale by
J. HENRY GEESE Co,
Office, South street
WOOn-THE SAWED ANDTSPLTT WOOD FOR SALE
AS USUAL. mylI-tf
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MARRIED

MARRIED
On the 18th instant, by Rev. Jas d. McCabe, j. MARION
BARRON, of Baltimore, to Miss EMMA MORTON BOWLES,
of New York
On the 9th instant, by Rev. Dr. McCabe, THOMAS
TAYLOR to Miss MARY G. TAYLOR
In Philadelphia the 10th by Friends
ny: ELlASP. HARTLEY, of Baltimore, to MARTHA PAX
son, of Bucks county, Pa.
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IMPORTANT TO HCUsEKEEPERs.
To know that they can money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split Office ofCiy Steam Fire Wood
M;u,
No ; NORTH STREET
STAT JAMES Fl. JOHNSON
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SUPERIOR LoT OF GENTS DRESSING AND
BREAKFAST ROBES, just opened. '#FHI ta ~.
.tt ar. ,451 CONSTABLE, WALKER CO., -
aplSt l55 Baltimore street
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FISHING TACKLE,
M ERRILL, THOMAS & CO.,
my7-u 239 BALTIMORE STREET.

This be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed
No. 3 NORTHEASTERN.
sIGr JAMES H. JOHNSON
1T is NOT DYE
Nor DOES STAIN SKIN.
No Introduction Needed
NEW YORK, April IL, 1858,
W. f. HAGAN, EsQ.-Dear Sir: About five months since
bought two bottles of Hair Cooring and
srous of obtaining more and would inquire where may
be found here MY hair, when quite young, turned gray
Ihaue used number Of articles the purpose G restorig
H. bit did not succeed 'tH obtained this lUhch pro
daced The desired effect have been requested by number
my friends (amOng them several ladies' procure if
possible much pleased with it, it has made great
Improvement in my personal appearance. By answering
This you will much oblige,
Yours, very respectfully,
H. c. GOODRICH
Steamer Bridgeport, Peek Slip, New York.
~ Price 50 cents per bottle For sale by 5. s. HANCE,
los Baltimore street. W. E. HAGAN co. Propreitors,
Troy, N. Y. dl5eOly
GINDLiEe Wool KIHDLINe WooDl
SAWED AND Split WooD, or AEY SEE
Al Office Of City Steam Fire Wood Mil,
No. 3 NORTH STREET.
dat JAS H. JOHNSON
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A mass meeting was held in New Orleans, on
Saturday evening last, for the purpose of sustain
ing the Louisiana delegates in their defence of the
interests of the slaveholding States The call for
The meeting was signed by 627 citizens
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DIED.
On the 18th instant, JOHN PATRICK, eldest of John
and Maria Bannan. aged ID month.
On the 18th instant, LUTHER WILSON, aged years
and months only child of VIM. H. and Maggie j. Leeke
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o. o. FOR SALE-A well impro we'd COUNTRY
#J, SEAT of % with fine Park Orchards, Ice Hou
-~asA filed &C., within Is minutes walk of the Relay
House, in Howard county.
ALSO.
TWO BEAUTIFUL SITES of l6 and 80 acres, adjoining,
with parks ard running strean, &C. Apply on the pre-
misses to Dr. r. E. DORSEY, or to
GEO. B. COALE,
my172aw3w Commercial Building
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-06-16
AVIS ,.'ELICIION.
ETAT DE LIZ LOUISIANA,
Paro,sse d'Ouest Baton Rouge.

l. N vertu d'une proclamation de son Fxcellncece,
IL Thomas U. Moore G"uvern-ur de Ia Louisiana, tn
late du so jour de Mai 1860. election
tcnue. lundi le 2me JOUR de Juliet proclaim lstO.
pour rlre Senr'eur qui rempiira la vacance occa
par la mort de lHon J. L. sterling. Je Dist
ric est compose des paro,se> Quest Felciana Pointe
Coupse It Quest Baton Rouge. II susdite election
tenue CONNIE su t:
Auta c-a la r,aison de Uzelien Raffray-
Comm esiona res-Janv er Heb 1T, Vileneuve Iu,llier
ct Marceln DoirOn.
Au Bruly landing cafe de Tras BourQ l. Co.
Commissionaire>-Fetix Hebert. Frank Williams ct
Frame \. Woods.
la mason de Cour de cette parosse--
Commits ioua,res-Alexander Barrow, K. Allain et
II. J. liyamS.
A Lob ei's Store-au gazih de j. F. Tacnead-
UmmissOnaires-Louis 5. LObdel, b. W. Illke ct
j. F. Tacneyu.
Au tsayou Puydras-a PEcole du 2me District
Commss,onare>-J. S. Flynn, Ed"uard Nur lin Ell
Jose, h Bea auchamp.
l., scrutin cha"u'un des susdits precincts sera
tenu "uveit lie heures A. ~, jnsqu'a henres P. n,
electnn devra etre tenue ct les letOurs devront
etre ats ans que le requierent Ia con ttuton ct le>
lois ayant rapport. WM. WHITE,
Ou ,st Eaton Rouge JUN 2, 1850. sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-06-16
SlAit. OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF CAsT BATON ROUGE,
SIXTH !. DIClAl DISTRICT corKT.

SIXTH DClAL DISTRICT CorKT.
Aug. JeCiercq ct ais VS.. val-ntn Trahan, Tutor ct
ais, f.r lartition. M. ltl7
DY virtue of order of the aforesaid Court dat
ID ed West Baton Roug. the 2 u, da If May 1860
and TO me dir cted in the matter OF the apove nane
and numbered sait, will offer at public auction to
he st AMI highest bidder at the lour: iouse Of
aid parish on
Thursday, 18th day of July 1860,
at IL O'Clock A. NJ, the fllowing described pro" r,y
a certain trsct Of Ian b-iug the Sou,h asst quar-
ter Of Secton number twent. -one, in Township six.
of Range eleven asst situated in this pari an'! con-
tanning hundred and sixty LOO acres, with ali
the improvements there n.
Vs. Terms of saly--Said land to be solo, in one two
an. i,ree equal nstalment> the first day Of March
of the years 1861. 1862 and 1858 the pufch Syr 70
furnish his notes spending with the above tern.
div dtd into three coupons for each ins,alment Said
not tu be made paya bic at til Office Of the Recor
Of this parish endo sea to the satisfaction of tn.
Tutor bearing eight p cent interest from date until
pail and morgag and cones ion Of Judgement re-
stained on said aud until full aud fual payment
T. EtKLEr.ON
June md 1860 ID. s.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-06-16
j cuu, Ic lz,ne .l"tr uc Ju ct loOU,

II heures A n. lie prop-ete suisante savor.
Tn ain ,ie terri, eta le quart Sui-est
e l.. dams lie Township Six du Eange Op,e
is, ccnt-nant cent soixan~ "a lOO acres, a,ec les
IN. m.,rouvelnrnts ii >'y t.ouvent.
EY- touiltn ns dc la ,n'e LA terre -Msite s+ra
ve.iue 1eax ct tio,> term egaux: le prem
Mars de> anlecs 1861. 1862 IT 1853. acq u. reur
,nurnira bets corres l,ondant les rmes
susdtS. d!v-es e' rois c"ul pour chaqne elne.
L-squel- b,et S.ront fats payubles pnfce du / g.
c"rdtr de cette parois,e, -no>>es L. satisfaction
luteur portant huit pour dinteret de date JUS
qu'au ament, ct hypotheque avec confession Or ju
gemeut retenu sur la terre jusqu'au paiment plein
final.
T BERGERON.
Juin ?nd laSl. D. s.