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-ShERrF'S SALES
E. Il Parker Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans sells Il
o'clock, at the City Hotel valuable real ia First
District.
aaT"Partieulars in advertisement sh page.
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~ spring seds--s5 40 SO So Tor the best
Spring Bed in existence, Howes Paten Me- i54 Chatham
street, New York. Examine it, address the ELLIPTIC BED
SPRING COMPANY, Tor their descriptive circular enecia
Inducements the trade and local agencies y2s 2pkRiy
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BEsEr By FRIENDS AND FoEs.-The Sierra {Cal.)
Citizen says that Taylor, an artist, went out to
sketch the magnificent scenery, and while in the
mountains near Pyramid Lake, the battle between
the troops and Indians broke hspoetical and artis-
tic fancies. fastening down, he was confronted
by body of retreating Indians and having turn
ed another way, he was seen and shot at by the
whites turning in another course, he was pepper
ed at by the regulars, who mistook him for a red
skin. The deuce of it was to get to camp, each
party firing at him on sight. Reaching high bank
he was again shot at by the Indians, and leaping
down, he dislodged big stone, which rolled after
him, until the rock having blocked mp hollow
place, Taylor crawled under and stayed till mid
night, when he reached camp, after running the
further risk of being shot by the sentries.
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FrSsHy. by this word we do not wish to be
andesasooda maing assl gswsaws srnpeE really
fine articles Of stc and fashion adornnenf ii edies
dresses Such things be found in The establish
nent Of young friends " |. Ple No 1as Ganal
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wAruH FousD- Apply at 4o5 Camp street, Of
VI. Charles EEsdereks. SEA nosies.
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m1- Ta-dayss reading matter is scattered on FIRST
fourth, seventh and eighth pages.
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Bayou Ieapides .sauigafiom 90,

RGy0W Esapiefes .SaUigafi0a 90.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
BRANCH OFFICE,
New Orleans. July 30, 1860
Proposals will be received nj the Branch Office of the Com
pany No 20 Carondee street until August 18th AT noon for
the following, towit
l. Budug Of Dir Dam at the mouth Of Bayou
Ranides, Alexandria.
Building of Frame at the mouth Of Bayou Rapiaes
Alexandria.
8. Building and furnishing of steam.ug complete and
ready TO raise steam.
4. Building and furnishing Of fonr Freight Barges.
s. Digging Dredging Of the bottom Bayou Rapiaes
6. Building of Sheds and Warehouses for storage.
For fun particulars and specifications apply to
Fl. LEGERDRE & son,
Agents Of the Company,
No. 20 Carondelet street.
N B-connpound proposals by the parties do the
work oned in Nos will receive preference over
separate bids. ty30 2pau25
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National U,.iosa Ticket.

FOR PRESIDENT:
JOHN BELL, of Tennessee. -.#
FOR VICE PRESID
EDWARD EVERETT, of Massachusetts.
First Electoral District
RIyTERE GARDERE, Of st. Bernard. Elector.
. g. DEFERRIET, of Orleans, Alternate.
Second Electoral District.
Hon. RANDELI. HUNT, OF New Orleans, Elector.
JULES LAyERGNE, of New Orleans Alternate.
Third Electoral District
CHRISTIAN RosELIus, of Jefferson, Elector.
DUNCAN $. CAGE, CT Terrebonne Alternate
Fourth Electoral District
20. FUQuA, of East Feicana, Eleeor.
HIM. FAyRoT, of West Baton Rouge, Alternate.
Fifth Electoral District
THOMAS II. LEWIS, of opeiousas, Elector
yALsIN FoURNRT, of st. Martini Alternate
..5..@. H. Sixth Electoral District.
JOHN RAY, of ouachita, Elector
Hon b. L. HODGE, of Caddo, Alternate, ..
Each voter at the Polls casts his for SIX ELECTORS
ZACH of which separate Districts iva
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ATTRACTIVE s. Wolf advertisss ale, porter,
madeira aud pas for sae.
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4 FALI BUSINESS. Young gentlemen who wish to
b asaasa a good saaons when fall business opens,
ahcud apiy iaeael at Dolbear Commercial College Of the
ussy o. New Orleans. The wise Is sufficient See al.
left3sa,aNasa
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fpu RApmEs NAVIGATION CoMPANg. This
nv haa opened stock books at Alexandria,
-seporE and Natchitoches, and in this city at
10. 20 Caroxaaelet street. See their notice.
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E'sscoc s Gibbs

EY'iSC0.c y Gibbs
s f. w L N q M A @ Hi NE.
The points Of superiority claimed Machine rendering II
desirable for Family or Plantation use, are
l. Its accuracy and power being capable Of making
FOUR THOUSAND stitches per minute and a PER-
FECTLY RELIABLE STITCH
It will not drop Stitches noiseles in Its operation
Its wonderful simplicity making easy to operate
No mistake possibly be setting the n.edle
1t will hem perfectly Of required SIZE from narovest
hem that of yard width also form and fell seams
without the difficulty experienced with other Machines
Last but not least the price ry dollars lower than
any other reliable Machine Market and brings IL
within the reach Of all.
aPuchsser will be guaranteed perfect satisfaction with
the privileged returning the Machine if trial. 1t does not
prove be al werecommeud.
DAVIS BROTHERS, Agents,
rnS speodfF az Camn s,raat
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Uxfoa MASS MEErrEc The attention of all
friends Of Bell and Everett is called to the fact
that there viii be q mass meeting Of the Union
party. ait the Clay Monument. on Wednesday even
ing next Several distinguished speakers. not ex
csasively from this parish Or even this State, have
been invited TO address the meeting on that occa-
~
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Sole Importer, No. % Beaver street, New York.


For sale by the following firms in New Orleans:
Ell. HART 4 CO.
A d GRIEF Il co,
...5.." jos. II. & ]. n MARKS ~
EATON, REfTERTON Il Co &
j MORGAN HALL.
", A. VIOLET 4 Co.
PINGkARll, STEELE L CO.
GOODRICH Il co,
BUNHEII. 4 BAILIEFF,
G. THEURER,
SCHMIDT d ZFIGLER,
II. BLOCK n co,
BISCOE Il SlMMS,
ARTHUR Il CO., 49,.
GEO +. WfTTE & CO,
". L. ALLEN Il CO.,
P. DWYER,
CONVERSE Il co
KAkST ENDIEk & CO.,
U Z. RAILEY,
F. W. COOLER
THOMPSON & BARNES
JOHN T.sI9gRsl Il CO.
AOliaEs 4 SPENCER,
W. l. LASlER & TO
JAMES SIME.
G. MORRISON d Co,
r. CONERY,
PAfSEk KEMP,
COOPER Y NE1BBRT. ials en3r
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Cigars /, Cigars !.

Purchasers viii always find the well
brandsInennidad Flor Pujaaas sediana Flor de
Pancho Redowa Gsborgs Psragas Something Wash.
ngtou, Dos HermAna Mazo Hahsn0, etc. the loves.
aricss.
P. PRATS b CO.,
e26 2ptt 2e Commercial Place
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Tag Z Yeuxa BErI-R NaKas.n = This club held
its rst snectasg Oh Saturday evening last, in the
Executive Committee Room of the Union party
III list of oesn elected will be found in another
eoausan. arl being too long for insertion here, we
Win oniy nv that Mr. Louis J. Saloman was chosen
President
0wine perhaps to some misappr ehension as TO
~ nature of the club to be formed, good many
Kenkisnaen ~ mature age congregated on the pre-
names. hxt aeon leaving the juniors 70 their own
coausels .hey extemrorized q meeting in the hall
outside, where Mr.. Mazureau presided, and where
4 LIST was gotten MP and numerousiy signed for
the formation Of smother central club.
The jnnicSa, after getting through their business,
adjourned and formed q procession, and march ed
around ard heartily cheered several Of their favor
ite Journals. for our share in which compliment
We hereby return our thanks.
The club meets again this evening in the same
hall, at II o'clock.
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nS- DIR. Charles e. Kelis, Dentist, No. I53
Canal street. between Carondelet and Baronne New Orleans
MIA 2plyMo&W
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HATS oAPs,ete.,

AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving assortment of s and
Fur, Cashmere Panama. Legho Straw Palm Leaf Mexican
and Wool HATS, at the lowest marks, prices by
FROST IL CO.,
Jyls 2nkw Hagaz,a .t.,,
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STfLI AssoTHER-THE FEELING GRowIEG.-A
meeting Il called for this evening in the Carroton
Railroad Depot, second floor, for the formation of
! Third Ward Bell and Everett Club. 1t opens at
X O'Clock.
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FouRrH DasTRfcT CLUH. = The = club spirit
seems to be- growing. We publish to-day a call
fos aaass raasting at Union Hall Tan appropriate
name BY the ways on Jackson street. Of the friends
Of Boil and Everett residing in the Fourth District
fer the purpose Of organizing Club. The m eet-
ing 10 take place tomorrow evening at II O'Clock.
Saccess to The COED cause.
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Spring and swn.nses. OF ls6O.


|. Spring and Sssnenses- Of 1850.
SOUTHERN CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
20. as and 30 st. Charles street,
CORNER or cosxos STREET.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIEi
Just received per late steamers the LARGEST and
MOST MAGNIFICENT stocks Of
FASHIONABLE
Spring and Summer Clothing
EVER BROUGHT TO THE SOUTH
Which, for STYLE MATERIAL, WORKMANSHIP AND
CHEAPNEss,
Is Not Surpassed; -.
Goods divided into three Departments, ander
one general view:
STORE No. % ST. CHARLES STREET.
For
BOYS CLOTHING.
STORE No. Is ST. CHARLES STREET
MEMS CLOTHING.
STORE No. 80 ST. CHARLES STREET,
FURNISHING eoops AND SHIRTS.
R5-sslesmen speak French, Spanish and English
L. W. LYONS y CO., 4
Nos. 26, Is and 80 St. Charles street.
jysl 2plt of Common street.
Boys Clothing Emporium,
2s............,sT. CHARLES STREET..
Between Canal Common Streets
This Store Is exclusively for YOUTHS, BOYS and CHILD
RENs I.wz.
CLOTHING, SHIRTS,
And
" FURNISHING GOODS, ~ :.5.
..A.- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
SPRING AND SUMMER
Dress and school Clothing.
Embracing
EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY
All of which viii be sold at VERY REASONABLE prices
psalesmen speak French Spanish German and English
L. W. LYONS q CO.,
Nos. %, Is and 30 St, Charles street,
jyso 2olt Of Common street.
Trunks, Ts.avetissg-AsGgs,
vALIsEs, UMBRELLAS,
w a TER-P ROOF CLOTHING,
OF the---=z
VERY BEST STYLES AND QUALITIES,
Made to order and warranted.
L. W. LYONS 4 CO.,
jyso 2plt 2s 2sand 80 St. Charles st., cor Common
Shirts !: Shirts!
Just received, By late steamers LARGE AssoRgzzsg
Of
SHIRTS,
OF THE LATEST FAsHroNsi
of all the various qualities and sres-whs and cOlored-
Manufactured expressly for
The New Orleans City Trade,
TO FIT MEN, YOUTH, BOYS AND CHILDREN II
L. W. LYONS s CO.,
Nos rs, % and 30 st. Charles street,
jy2O 2p1t corner of Common street.
Jsssf Received.
just received direct from France large and fine
assortment Of
WIRE MEAT SAFES,
oHILpREN,s CARRIAGES, =-..=I
SHELL AND IVORY COMBS,
PEARL AND OTHER FANS,
Which Will be sold at unusually low
F. y L. PIFFET
jys0 2p1t 10. l33 Canal street
Malaga ESaisisas.
800 boxes Layer RAIsINs, in prime order
300 MR.
500 hf. and pr bxs Layers and MRS ..
A. F. COCHRAN L HALL.
10 New Ieyee and Il Fulton
Brazil Nuts.
80 barrels, and very prime.
A. +. COCHRAN HAIL,
13 New Layee and Il Fulton ST.
Filberts and Walnuts.
20 bugs FIIBERTS.
% bales wALNuTs
A. T. COCHRAN & HALL,
ID New Levee and Il Fulton st,
Soft Shell Almonds.
100 bags Farragona ALMONDS
IS bags Spanish
A. +. COCHRAN & HALL,
Is New Leyee and II Fulton St.
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sass ssssssptions $40 % single Copies. 20 cents

MONDAY MORNING, JULY SO, 1860.
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PETERSBURG, Va, July 26.-An immense Doug
las meeting was held last night at Phoenix Hall,
which was crowded to overfiowing. Charles Irving
spoke two hours, aud was followed by others.
The enthusiasm was intense and the applause I'M
bounded.
MAJOR DoNElsoN.-We had the pleasure yester-
day of meeting this distinguished gentleman, who
has just returned from a visit to Nashville. He
brings the most cheerful and encouraging accounts
of the spreading and unparalleled popularity of
the Constitutional Union Ticket
Memphis Enquirer.
meeting in Freestone county, Texas, resolved
that the bogus delegates who represented Texas at
Chicago deserved death by hanging.
The Presidential electors for Breckenridge and
for Bell in Mississippi have agreed to canvass the
State together. .
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Watches, .gesVef1'y, etc.
BEING DESTROYS OF CHANGING NY BUSINESS,
II AN Now
Offering nay Stock
MATCHES JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, etc.,
AT COST RRIGEsl
W. A. WILSON,
is2 2ptf e5 Canal street.,
ENfg5aaks'
p r. NJ @ L OUTRERN
Scale Warehouse,
AND DEPOT FOR
LILIES BURGLAR AND FIRE-pgeoF SAFES.
FAIRBANKS d CO.,
dl2 2otf Nc. % Camp street.
-
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Great Bargains ia Shirts

MD
GEN rs FURNISHING GOODS
FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY,
Ending Aug /,
Prior to taking stock and his departure for he North
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WoODMAN K BEMEN,

Sole Prophecies.
Corner Of Common and Magazine Streets
iy26 2pSt New ogsre
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Fresh Goods Fresh Goods

Just received from Paris, beautiful assortment Of
BONNET AND BELT RIBBONS,
MOROCCO BELTS, for Ladies';
BELT BUCKLES, NETS for the Hair;
oRAyATs, susPENDERs, etc., etc.
LION i ANDREE,
o. and Sc Royal street.
Jell 2ptf corner Bienville
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yV'ou Paper. Ey.aH Paper.
j. J. E V Il r. 3,
Chartres Street...........,. ga
Wholesale and Ratail Dealer in
French and American Paper HangIngs,
BORDERS, CORNERS. OAKS AND
MARBLES, in every variety,
PArtlenat attention paid ali work In his line dis 2pls
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Esssses, liquors., etc.,
NOS. l3 AND l5 ROYAL STREET,

Iyls 2p&w
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THUNDER IN FEBRuAnY. - Meeting an
old FREUD from West Newbury, the other day,
he reminded us of an affair that happened there
some years since, over which we have enjoy
ed many hearty laugh together A gentle
man residing in West Newbury, having miss
ed good many sticks from his wood-ple, his
suspicious fell upon well-to-do but miserly
neighbor of his, whom he thought capable of
the act. He resolved, accordingly to resort
to the old expedient of placing a heavy. log
in tempting position, having first we'll char
ged IL with gunpowder, not only in the centre,
but in several minor crevces Sure enough,
thestick disappeared, and one looking very
much Ee it " might have been seem as
James says, on the suspected gentleman,s
hearth on the ensuing Sunday. Before it, in
a huge t;n-kitchen, turkey was browning it
self into a climax All of sudden, a thun-
deripg explosion was heard, the tin-kitchen
was blown into thousand atoms, the dismem-
bered turkey flew through the atmosphere,
and the old tom-cat disappeared up the chin
ney The old gentleman and his maiden sis
ter were horribly "skeert," but not materi-
ally injured, and TIE former was the first to
win his voice. "Sister," said he, "that ere
was the loudcst thunder / ever heard in Feb
ruary." The next day, the potter of the
mischief sent tin podlar to the depredator's
house. Want any tin ware 7" said the
Yankee. "No, no" said the old gentcmap,
testify. "Why, yes you do" rejoincd the
pedlcr; "your memory must be dreadful
short. Most all your neighbors say as how
you want tin-kitchen." A pair of tongs
flew through the air, but the tinpeder
lodged and made tracks" Looking in the
window, he exclaimed, Better hev it, now
it's fust rate attice-warrant it to stand
most any climate, and all sorts of weather,
from airth quakcs down to thuuder!"
FIsuTNG FOR CoMPLIMENTs--"1 really
cannot sing, believe me- sir" was the re-
ply of young lady to the repeated requests
of an empty fop :" [ am rather inclined to
bclicy'. Madame" rejoined hc with smirk,
Z" that on are fishing for compliments. -
= No, sir, exclaimed the lady, GO never fish
in such shallow stream"
How TO MEET SLANDER-A blacksmith,
having bccn slandcred, was advised to apply
to the coots FOR redress. He replied with
true wisdo al shall never sue anybody for
slandcr. | can go into my shop, and work
out better character in six months than |
could get n Court House in year."
a CHARLESTON paper thinks that an In
dian aud his squaw, padding down the Mis-
slssippi, arc interesting specimens of canoe
bal felicity
: YOUNG lady, when told to ecercise for
her health said she would jump at an offer,
and run her own risk.
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er paid dividend but is improving, Much
of its construction has been from earnings.
The Wilmington and Manchester Railroad
running from Kingsville to Wilmington in
North Carolina, is III miles long, about one
half of which is in North Carolina, was com
pleted in 1854, and cost $2,5OO,OO0.
The Charlotte and South Carolina Rail
road, running from Columbia to Charlotte,
1OS miles, was completed in 1852, and cost
S2,000,000.
The Cheraw and Darlington Railroad con-
Meeting Florence and Cheraw, is 40 miles
long. This road was completed in 1855, and
cost 81 100000.
The Kings Mountain Railroad, running
from Chesterville to Yorkvlle, 32 miles, was
completed in 1888, and it cost 1921 900.
n H II
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MISCELLANY.
A Solemn Address to my Morstash,

BY SfSoN- -Y-MoUS
Oh thou preshus little bunch of capilleryl
Pm settin fore glass or moar
Hifalutinly speakin, mirror lookcn
Rite at yew, viewin yore stupenjus lover the left
Proporshuus with crticks l. Yes. yerar
Very huge, bout as long as fea's leg
Why don't yer grow sum, and look
Like totl,er pecpul's? you good for uuthin'
Little crittcr. Amt yer slamed
To set rite thar in frunt NV mi Ease
That wal and not gro sum, whyle
Everybody's maxim phun NV yer2
Yer cutler amt nun 2 purity,
Neither. Kind of sandy yaller
Reddish hue, mkt with a little whyte
o thou
Dclekit bunch of hair, I'll tell YER
What's the fac, eff yer don't grow faster
Nor what you hav bin CROWN I'll talk
Yer rite over ter bill barrett, the barber.
An maik him black yer Jest as
Black as a niger, an then you'll
Look swete, wont yer And eff yer
Git ter cutten up about me, III haul
That that thar old whytc razer NV mync.
An just slash yer rite orr. Then whatu
Becum of yer? who will ye have ter
Iaik yer round town and sho yer Off then?
Sal who will yer have ter take yer ter
The surcus and theatre an ter sea
The gals, & 50 forth? Why, noboddie.
Ycrl be
Left in the suds No person vii
Evur trubbul themselves bout yer like
Eve hav ole hoss, so yer'd better pitch
In an gro sum
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POETRY.
From the German.

From the German.
Memories of the Rhine.
As the summer moon shines rising
Through tho dark and cloudliko trees,
SO my soul mid shadowy memories
Still cleaning picture sees.
All upon the deck were seated,
Proudly sailing on the Rhine;
And the shores in summer verdure
Cleaned in sunsets crimson shine.
And rested, gently musing,
At lovely lady's feet;
And her dear pale face was cleaning
In the sun rays soft and fleet.
Lutes were ringing, boys were singing,
Wondcrous rapture Ger me stole;
Bluer, bluer grew the Heavens,
Fuller, higher swelled my soul.
Like q legend, wood and river
Hill and tower before me flies;
And see the whole reflected
In the lady's lovely eyes.
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HBeaGl-0uartcrs.

FIRST BRIG, FIRST DIV, S. G. NJ
GreenrWe, $. G..
Ts7lIE Regiments comprising this Brigade are
IL hereby ordered to appear mt the following
tines and places. for Review and Drill
The 4th Regiment ut Huynics on the 18th
September.
The 42d Regiment at Craig's on the 18th
September.
The ID Regiment ut Halls on the 18th Ssp-
tcmhcr.
The 9TH Regiment at hunters on the 9th
September.
The lst Regiment ut Bruton's on the 22d Sep
tember.
The commissioned and n0n-commissioned niIi-
GERS will appear the day previous To the Reviews
of their respective Regiments, for Drill and In
struction.
Coloncls of Regiments must make their Re-
turns at the Reviews.
The Brigade Staff will be required to attend
every Review in the Brigade.
Colonels of Regiments are charged with the
extension of this Order BY order.
w. X. EASLEY, Brig. Gen.
III: LEE TnuRsToN, Brig. Maj.
Aug rs 1860 3 td
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Law Notice.

TllE undersigned have formed a partnership in
Il the practice of Law and Equity for Pickens
District. Mr.. HADpIN may be consulted at his
office in Pickens and Mr.. Orr Mt Anderson. ,tF
JAMES H. ORR
w. NJ. MADDEN.
Pickens G.. IT,. May 10, 1850 a 42-tfY
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TELLING SEcRETs.--I must relate my first
and last experiments in training my oldest
boy to keep family secrets He was chatter
box and as he often visited among strangers
without lac, was fearful he would tell more
than he should. So taking him on my knee
| said
" My dear, you must never tell anything
we say, or let out any plans to any onc-espe.
cially to Mrs Jones Y'
His quick mind comprehcnded me in an
instant, and with very confirmed look, he
promised obedience. A few days after, he
entered my room with an air of triumph, and
said
Mamma, / minded you. Mrs. Jones ask
ed me when you we're going to New York, and
said, 81 cant tell you, for my mamma
don't wish you to know any of her plans ?"
In my CONSERVATION was tempted to re-.
prove the innocent boy, but, upon amoment's
thought let the matter pass, knowing that it
could not be explained or extenuatcd, and
preferring to lose the friendship of Mrs Jones,
rather than sully his pure, trusting spirit with
a lesson of worldly policy. When his youn-
ger brother, more quiet boy, but equally
fond of visiting and great pet and darling
with all who knew him, because old enough
to betray family secrets, gave him no eau
ton, but trusted him to his common sense. -
One day On returning from an erraud at a
neighboring house, ho stood while absorbed
in thought, and then said-.sg
(" Mamma, what shall / say when people
ask me " What is your mother doing 2b and
What did you have for din6er2'1l93
"What did'you say, my dearf' said II
Why, !" said nc, looking bashfully aside,
81 say, guessit is time for me to go9, Z
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Notica.

A II, persons indebted To the Estate of A. p.
"a Taylor. deceased, must mako payment at
dhce aud those having demands against said
Estate will present them legally attested, with
in the time prescribed by law. S
ID. S. 'STRIBLING,l Admir-.
Aug. %. 1860 2
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Blacksmithinq.

a THE UNDERSIGNED is now prepared
flI0to do work in his line, at short notice.
W and in workmanlike manner. lie can
always be found at his Shop. Terms moderate.
HARRISON HAYNES.
Oct i3. 1850 a0 l2 tf
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Ad ,,istrator's Final Notice
HNllt- : rs and Accounts, due the Estate of
Il III. Campbell. deceased will be placed
in the ha"ds of an Attorney for collection ON
the 18th september next Sire coa
JOHN T. SLOAN, Admir-.
August %. 1860 4