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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-03
gMmber.

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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-03
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TWO HANDSOME MARBLE-BED
r,, BILLIARD Tables
FOR SALE.
6n SAFE e Tm1 very superior TABLES
min They are in perfect order with the apparatus &c
Apply TO SAML. II. COVER, Auconeer,
mhlZtS 81 Baltimore street
ESlRE APPARATUS FOR SALE
L One four wheel HOSE CARRIAGE, polished me-
tai work. Also two second hand SUCTIONS, in first
order. Apply to JOHN RODGERS X son,
Fire Engine Builders,
n7|n No. As n. High stree
NOR SALE-A 6 to 1O-horse Steam Engine;
also machines for splitting and dressing hoops with
Shopright They have been tried here and work we'll
Also small lot Of beer and and 0gallon kegs. Enquire
OF W. :. CROSS,
mh20H Corner OF East Falls and Eastern Avenue
MULCH COWS,
1fA Cows and Calves for sale by
C. W MORGING & son,
mhSu li5 Pratt street
TN FOR SALE.-A fine stylish thorough
bred Bay MARE, fast and gentle years old Sold
Tor no fault The owner having further her Also
"AGoN ana HARNESS. Apply at THIS OFFICE. apl9tf
TN BLACK HAWK STALLION, belonging
<f22to Holns McKm, is offered for sale Apply at
Stable No l2i PARK STREET, corner Of Centre street
apI4-eOtf
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-01-04
poetf1.
HIDDEN LOVE.

There is many tender love unseen,
That close to the bosom dweils, .
And the bud conceals the flowers within,
The leaves its folding cells.
There il many a treasured love unknown,
Thatdeep in the heart is laid,
Like vein Of gold or a.precious stone,
Concealed from the miners spade.
There is many struggling love untold,
BY feeling itself suppressed,
As the trembling lips cannot unfold
The thoughts that We love the best. ="
There is many thrilling love unsuag,
- Unheald as the spirit 3 wing,
As the song of the harp, though swectlxetrung
May sleep On the silent string.
There is many cherished love unbreatheJ,'
That dies with the faithful breast,
Or, perehance, in dying. words bsqueathed,
As the bosom sinks to rest
There is many love We dare not name, sF
Though purest of earthly loves;
There is many a love the world may blanc,
That Heaven itself approves.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-01-04


!. LOVES LAST RsouEsr-.Farewell! fare
wellv' cried. "When ! return, thouit 10
my bride! till then be faithful, sweet, adieu--
"a silence oft I'll think Of you."
, The glistening tear stained her bright
eyes--hef thickcuiug breath is choked with
s;ghs--her tongue denies her bosona's sway
Farewell" tore myself away.
Zone moment stay" she stadimered out,
and quick as thought | wheeled about.
= "My angel, speak! can aught be dons to
comfort thoe when am gonel I'll send thee
specimens Of art from every European mart;
III sketch for thee each Alpine scene, to let
thee see where have been. A stone from
Si,nploRs. dreadful height shall crafty thy
cnsious sight; I'll climb tho fery Etna's side
to bring home treasures fof my bride, and
oh, my love, each ship shall bear Z double
letter to my fair"
"Ah! Gcorge!" the weeping angel said, and
on my shoulder fell her head, '.for constancy
my teas are hostage whsn you write,
please pay The postage"
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-01-04

"WuAr IS L1rE?"-So far AS this our
aseting earthly existence. is concerned is a
question beautifully answered by the author
Of "Euthsnssy," work full Of sweet thoughts
and forceful moral reflections:
"The present life is sleeping and walking;
it is good night on going to bed, and good
mofning' on getting up; it is to wonder what
the day will bring; it is sunshine and g!oomi-
ness; it is rain on the window AS Que sits by
thcfrc;t is to walk in the garden and see
the flowers open and hear the birds sing; it
is to have. the postman bring letters; it is to
have news from East, West, North and
South; It is to read old books and.new books;
it is to see pictures and hear music; it is to
sit in the twilight and mediate; it is TO be
we'll and sometimes i'll; it is to have business
to do, and to do it; tits. to belong to town
and to have neighbors, aud to be one in
circle of acquaintance; it is to have friends
to, love one; it is to have asiglt at dear faces,
and, with some men, to be kissed daily by
the same loving lips for forty years; and it
is to know themselves thought Of many
times a day in many PLACES by children and
grandchildren, aud many friends"
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-01-04
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Advertisements inserted at 81 per square for the
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All letters pertaining to the business OF the estao'
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The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-01-04
E W G 0 O D S :!

FLEISHMAN d CONN,
would respectfully iaf''" thsiF
CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY,
that they arc now receiving and opening aa.unu-
sally LARGE and MAGNIFICENT ASSORT-
MENT of
STAPLE d FANCY DRY GOODS,
for the Fall and Winter tsstie; consisting in part
o. .an elegant stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
in endless variety.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, -
PLANTATION GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS
&c, &c. Togethc. with full supply Of
FA NIL Y CIR OCERIES,.
all of which they are prepared to sell on the mos
reasonable terms.
Cah and examine at the old stand,
~ FRONT STREET,
HARRISoNBURG, La. -w
Aug. 81, l859-6.-l3-tf
------s,~~~~-~---.-~--~---,-
TRINITY.
rHos. II. MORRIS. wx r. NORRIS.
AORRIS d BROTHER.
TRINITY, LOUISIANA,
-DTALERs ~
Drugs, Medicines. Paints, Oils, Dye Stubs,
Varnishes, Brushes. Stationery, dc.
Trinity, July 20, ls5e-tf
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-01-04
rH0s. \. NORRIS WIN. T. NORRIS.
ORRIS d BROTHER.
TRINITY, LOUISIANA,

INV FIaM. fs4ss8
PHIkIPS 4 WKLLIAM MS,
DRY. GOODS AND GROCERY. MER-
CHANTS, TRINITY, LA.
RI now in rcceipto Of an entirely new, choice
Il and attractive STOCK of Seas0nable
Goods consisting Of
FANCY DRY GOODS:
SILKS WOOL FABRICS;
HOSIERY; &c.. dc.
8Is38 STAPLE GOODS
A very large and cheap Stock in Linen,
Cotton, and Woo1en Fabrics.
CLoTHs and CAssIAEREs.-
READY MADK CLoTBINo,
Doors spd SHoEs, # q
8 HATs and Cars,
Together with an extensive assortment Of QrIExs-
wAaE, GLAssWARE. CASTINGS, GpcEnIEs and
PLANTATION 6uFFLlrs.
49, CALL ANp EXAMINE.
Tarsffr, La, Febrn =, 1859. 5-ss-a
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-01-04

Mr.. Ezra Candid. Of New jersey, wlils
walking home late at night. q few miles
from Burlington, got fast in ; mud bog,
and was compelled to remain there until
near morning. We nave heard of candle-.
sticks, brt never until now Of a Caadss@
stuck.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-01-04

A nigger was found in piauo box at
Toronto, c. w. lie had been brought in it
an the way from lover tho line" Talk Of
Day and Manufacturers black ia boz for
you'll
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-01-04

OBSERVE The RULEs-Gentlemen travel
ing and all others in the habit Of visiting
newspaper establishments, would do we'll to
pocket this scrap as it has beensadopted by
the "craft," and also to the "Rditor's Ban.
quef," aud it is expected "the rules will be
universally Observed:
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-01-04

L. is settled that Hsenan is to admiaister
punch or two TO ,ayers next spring. j lie
may get a rum 60" in return. Were We Of
the tribe Of Sootl,sayers, We might aoothe
Sayers by prediction, thai the man who
gets the most "groggery" cser his How of
"clarei" will loso the belt, though ply ysica!ly
be may get half dozen 'sbelts" that will
last him while. Vige Ia fstianai
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-01-04

A German prince, when INTRODUCED to an
Englisbnan, by way of appropriately co,p-
,Dencing the conversation, observed: "Itsis
bad weather to-day" The Elglishman
shrugged up his shoulders and replied. sYes-
but it is better than none.''
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-01-04

Different individuals are often struck by
similar ideas; therefore, we ought not to BE-
proud Of our own knowledge in anything
whereof we conceive ourselves 70 be the in-
vcutors.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-01-04

One of our exchanges, says the Now York
Atlas, intending to be severely classical, has
a com position who made it say ip late is-
sue: "The rubiSund was crossed, and rum
was fluid no mole" -
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-01-04

General Tom Thumb is about to be mar
ried-to little Finger, we presume. In q
big double bed, in cold winters night, they
will be like two grains Of corn IN bushel
basket-bard to find. The General, howev-
er, is rich, and thumb paper Is At par, so he
can't fail to be happy. As after = few years
have elapsed, the General may have more
khumbs than he wants, there smay be. \
chance fof another Barnum. Long life and q
happy one to the pair Of Thumbs, and may
they never want--a joint.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-01-04

l. Enter softIy..
2. Sit down quietly.
3. Subscribe for the paper.
4. Don't touch the poker. .
5. /. Say nothing interesting.
~ 8. Engage in no controversy.
Z. Don't smoke.
8. Keep six fact from the co;npositor.
0. Don't talk to the printer.
TO. Hands off Of everything.
~ Eyoe Of of fbo n,anuccrtnf
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-01-04

A Blunder- r-Buss-kissi~g the wrong wo-
man.
He is frst-rate collector who can, upon
all occasions, collect his wits.
Law is like anger; there are grea. many
uncommon cases in it.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06
I'm LOT DE TERRE DE yALEUR DAMS LIE QUATRI-
eme District encsn Dams Pafare de 10 succession de
Oliver G. Yandlandingham, decide.
PAR j. B. WALTON,
cAMED1, le 2 de noyembre 1850, a midi,

aCAMEDI, lie 3 de nOvembre 1860, midi,
. Bourse de lHote ST. Charles vertn ct sniyant nm
odre Honorable Sixeme Cour de District Judieiare
Est Baton Rouge, date du "a de sepembre 1866 No
Sig, il sera vendn d fencan--
Tn certain LOT DE TERRE ansi que les basses anne
qu trouven stue dams ie Quaeme District de
Ia vile de Nouvee Orleans dams le borne par les
Water Jackson Philip, desgn6 par la etre de
let dun plan dresse Hugh Grant yoyer de la vile de
LAFAYETTE mantenant Quatrieme District de cette Vile e
que plan ce de la dte Vile mesant Ga pieds de face
IS pleds pouces de la Philip 81 eds pouces sur
la iigue vers la rue Jackson.
BS- -CONDITIONS-Untier compliant ct la balance I'M
credit deux m our de Ia vente les aoqueres
devan bets coupons atm de repoHdre un par
age entire les herer les dts ets deyront cent
dnteet date la maturite e cent apres matue
sis pas payes jusqua qu lie soent portant
poheque proprete privilege du sedeur de sassu'
rer lie Placement de biliets.
fras de lacquereur. se8 % oil ) 10 ~ ~ NJ z q
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06
PAR H. A. KINGSTON,

Encanteur-ofce No. 11e rue Gravier.
T UNDI lie 8 d'octobre 1860, midi. il sera |
sn aes pes as @ Ia
% % "a co@f DC Dc s
Moggan Jugs Dc 4 De, peazisgs 6 9s
aot 1850 propte capres desgnee cOmpte de la
sign 4 F sfn @se les bisses ct
tiens qu ouvent suts dams e Premier District de eette
Pearl tout 10 ~ psds I'd d
es ea go s oe ce @ AZ aondeaa ~ snr Ia Tne peord ps on
suivan des plans traces par A. Pc Ct q + zm
cEdevant notaireS pubcs en- cette Vile
s eme rnderie M sabssent DC mschnerie
bureax, nagasin bien connue CONNIE Pattersons
s9Pogss dams es van V ss divers
tn tours oe ae IL e macbn CONNER des VS.
banques etaux outils de toeecn ereuse cries eupaos
bronze Les usd articles scnt tons en- bon odre quel
s hsR
maeher la machnerie lie toni en- tres bon ordIe pet
avee ue bouiors dc peds dc Ongnsa pouees
ayee de fer en ct ue Hs
per machine horontae de Ia force de 10 eheyanx fa-
ava yapear e 2Touleauz bands attaches nselns yer
cae de 9rG de @ msreer apr @ as
lies, ETC. lie toutdans lie melleur Stat
AUST
LIE terme nexpr du sept erraus adognant la fon
| derie lie bail expirant Ter novembre 1855
| EFFETs MoBHIERs.
s. On vendra meme temps ct a meme enro m r Les p @
barls de charlton Pitsburg meieue aua 30 tonneaus
chaudrons quantite de fer monie sable
moner machine moniner e sncre de Ia force de qua
raue chevaux complete, battle par NM Leeds Co.
chine seie de vingtcnq chevauN
achevee qnane dacier moue etc. une quantite da
rain pomb cuisre, etc.
e pleine complete des articles rog nombenx pou
etre deposee bureau de FEncaneu Aus
la fondere les surs pour inspection
TERMES ET C0NDITIONS-Pour lie ben-fonds ct
fondere un quart complaint La balance credit dune
dc os des temes egaux pour les note
acheeurs la satisfaction de administrator
hypotheque privilege du yendeur sur Ia popre POI
teret de cent partr de la date ju
de Placement alors IL aura n
dventue de sour cent usquau parfait paiemen e
le les btisses deyron etre
nuees les polices relatives transmise
les somnes $500, compliant toutes les
audesis credit de six mois, des note
endossas satisfaction de Fadminsateur intere
de pour cent par -,
pardevant Charles Srnger, noialre pnbe
aux fras des acuuereurs- se3 \ ~ On
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06
THE AGE,


This fayorte and popular resort % I'M progressive age
vii be better prepared than ess % i9 ge M ee propetor having
its friends & ana rn M iARRY HANEs, long and favpao
~ % annerred with the Orleans paei ine yAay y i;
k9wh as Ipnrs Kent at Bur will be 1erl3r 70 noe ~
a IA HI will make i their chet oDeca ~
uIease their customers ITNCU will he served daily
pa From TINS uS.e s & ssaii. every dIy sell I'm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06
By Fl. A. KINGSTON,
MONDAY. the sth day of October. 1860. a

d fis a. AlRE1SION,
Auctoneer-Ofgce. No. lie Grayier street.
MONDAY, the sth day of October, 1860, at
w u oeloek " VIII be soid 4 public auction The
First District Of this city, BY and 10 Of order
s eSal ss Il H s e re sgfs Of H. Pp + D
Judge Of The Second pet ,Js c9aEt Of New orlea
for account Of the succession Of George Patterson deeea
l. NINE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, With all the bui;ld
inga and thereon situated in e First Di.r Or
Pearl streets measarng aiftogetheI Isl feet snd
aseh si G on beo Sn Sf see sss @ e q z s sus &
fbs and oci n F. SnPs II & snsseyoT nS ' p9.tea
this city. r fn9ic IN
The improvements consist two ST. ssldne,. used
kn9wn = Iii s'S a eeesaTg eea sq!i
ne several departments part o lates boring mills
eas sss eaaso. @ad ys sd Ssnsss ssa
ood cse and brass patterns etc The above ere
9i s sgga ns Wo snd 81 YsEf fbppda p
Also the following engines used fo driving The maehin-
@ ~ Soa oes ,s e 3
sheet iron eeeng and chimney steam pipe and
engine driving the eupao fans with force pump steam
Vertical engine used for driving ahe pattern department,
with puliey hang and hangers attached all IN nSt rate
condition
iDg the Foundry the lease expiring on the LIST November 1906
MovEABLE EFFECTS
At the TING and place w 4 Be- e Ths 6sk NH
Pttsbarg coal 80 Lehigh coal boilers lot iron,
sSdps psie bs
mill engine nearly finished lot cast steel platform scales beam
scales lot of brass, lead, copper, etc.
full complete list Of articles too to mention
the Auconeers office The Foundry is also
daily for inspection
TERMS AND CoNDIIIoNs-For the real estate and foun
cash. and the balance at and three
equal instamens for notes of the purchasers
dorsed to the of the administrator with
privilege the property, bearing cent
interest per from date to maturity and 4 MT then
paid, eventual interest until final payment
buildings etc. be kept insured and the policies
the Administrator until final payment. For the
able effects $500 cash, and all
mouths credit for endorsed to the salts
Of the Administrator with six cent interest
sale before Charles strnger Notary Public at the
pense Of the purchasers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06

II siaDs sene conr de Distric-Escaves de va
4s"t PAR H. A. KINGSTON,
EYoANTEuR-Bmeau lla rue Gravior
SAMEDI, 20 doetobrs 1890 I midi ifdtlll Il ts sef n
Charles en- cette Vile dun ordre de honoTaoe IL y.
Eggleson juge Cmqueme Gour agissant en-
Ibnunrabe H. Morgan juge de In DeuNeme Sonr de us
irie de la date dn ~ aou soo es eS ~
cnyes ciapeS deers ponr lie compte de III shceesV "S
George Patterson, decide a asaHor- a, t
Iesclave WILLIAM, age d'ensiron 81 ans torgef9n .;
L'eselave JULIA agee denVlroh 81 ans pehne oee'4
de maison. ,r, . -. ,,.;., oo ave o;ns; quo ses
enS euans. cuisipiere blanchisseuse el fepasseuse
My TERsEs ET CoNDITleNS-un quart comptana ii N ~
baiance nm deuS ruis de credit en palene esN
pour ets de acheteurs endossts la satisfaction dc aa
egec hypoheque les escaHes ct devaht porter
nnnr cant dntest pa date la mature ct as nc
on ms aors payes lis porteou cent dmeIet epelae
Aces de yente pardeFaht thAries ostse Sa - * -
| aux frais des acquereurs. sell Z. o1 - -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06
orr1cE OF 1ur NEW ORLEANS CRY RAIL

No. Royal street
pg~SeaIed Proposals will be received at
this until the 4h Of October for furnishing 45o eet
fR MY Of RED CYPRESS of the following szes 296UOO feet
5 aid i900 TX lengths Of % to 80 feet to be delivered
1900 10 on Esplanade street from Broad street 10 Bayou
St JohzgT5O feet the LIST Deeember and the balance
monthly saw 20 J MONTH until the whole delivered
I230 59 Mcare Shell Road from New Canal 10 Bayou
St john lots of 00 feet to be delivered monthly, com
mencing on the LIST December. aa
lq00 5bl2 and to be delivered Magazine and Pryta
Streets in the First District in lots Of 10000 feet mouth
commencing the lst November.
Said be entirely free from sap bad knots, split
ther defects calculated oimpar its durability. ala |
Bids to be per 1000 feet B NJ J delivered and piled Nv
Payments III cash. upon each monthly delivery -
s. l.. JAMES, and
sc25 I'd Engineer and Superinten'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06
The unexpred lease OTIS Of ground adisn
ng the Foundry the lease expiring the s November 1865
MOVE EFEFcTS

SUCCESSION DE GEORGE PATTERSON. DEGEDE.-No.
l6sl9Deuxieme cour de District PEoprttt yalabe Ct
pencoenure des rues nelerd de la Nouvelle Levee
machines vapeur, machineries, materiel, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06
Il. A. KINGSTON.

SUCCESSION OF GEORGE PATTERSON N.Y. fspn
No l6sl9.seeona District Cont Valuable Improved prop
Deord and New Leyee streets sicam engines achinsry
stock, materials, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06
SUCCESSION OF GEORGE PATTERSON, DECEASED
No. II, 6,Sl9-Second District Gourt-Ealuable Slaves.
By H. A. KINGSTON,

AucrIoSEER-Ohice ll9 Gravler street.
GATURDAY, the Goth day of October, 1860,
. IL o'clock, NJ, will be sold at public suction The y
Charles Hotel Exchange ST. Charles street. in this
and pursuance of order of the Hon, II. B Efs,Sy
Judge the Fifth District Court acting in the ~
Hon p H. Morgan dudge of the Second psAsenee e lie
Orleans, bearing ssa tSas i III s
1 slaves for Of the succession ei deefge M
Tbe slave man WIIAAI aged about Il years blaekfmh
Tie slave r JULIA aged about ID years good mouse
servant. r,,,I orrJ, i ,,ort an wears and
h4T Two children n cock, washer and ironer s, -, A..
W ~ NJ TERMS AND CONDITIoNSo One fourth cash, me
aance M one two three years credit in eqna ms
for of The purchasers endorsed to the satsiaeen OF te
Administrator with mortgage on the snyt anu 70 % IVA IN
terest per cent. per annnm from dae 10 halts, ~
not then maid per eventual Interest 1,,, :. A.
Of sNie before Charles sringer Notary Pubc al inc
expense of the purchasers
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06
NOTICE or ELECTION
A WIS p,ELEer1oN.--rar sulte Dc 4 pro- o..

A Wis D'ELECTI0g.--Par suite dc IA pro- pro
n cflnalon de Excellence THOMAS @ M9obE, uon'
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