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81 10, 500 at 81 f25GsI 10, and $50 Ordinary as
ST O5 q 100 ms.
Provisions We noticed only retail fransac-
sions in Pork at $2l 80 g3bbl. for Meas. Bacon
was retailing at 1o4@IOa for Shoulders. f3la13ac.
for Ribbed Sides, and l43@1lsc. for Clear Sides.
In Lard nothing was doing.
Hay lo3 bales Western sold at ss4 y ton.
COFFEE. Sales Of 1900 bags, Of which 4eo sold
at l33c, $50 at H. 200 at 14a, 24e at 14, and 100
at 144 q Tb.
WHISKY. Sales confined to s5 bbls. Rectifed,
in lots, on private terms.
FsEIoHrs. Z. Cotton was shipping to Liverpool,
to all up, at i'd. and to Hayre at l3c.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-10

as-Postage to South Pacific: Letters, 34c.; pa
pers &c.
as-Postage to China, New South Wales, Sandwich
Islands, via San Francisco: l0c., prepaid
HS-Postage to New South Wales, Victoria, South
Australia ETC., via England, by packet or private
ships, 50 cents single rate, prepaid; via France,
10 cents each quarter ounce, prepaid, is added to
the above postage; via New York, by private
ships,5 cents, prepaid.
as-The postage to places on the west coast OF
Sonth America, via Panama, is !: On each single
letter, 81 cents; and on each newspaper, G cents,
when sent; and 10 cents on each letter, and
cents on each paper, when received.
AgPostage to Bogota (New Granada1 Letters,
1Sc.; papers, &c.
sS-Postage to Peru: Letters, &c.; papers, Sc.
sH-The single letter rate to California and Oregon
is 10 cents, prepaid. On newspapers, etc., til @
domestic rates apply.
Hs THE postage to New Granada direct is 10 cents
single rate, and 2 cents each newspaper; and to
the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Dieman'H
Land and China, (yia San Franciseo) Is on each
single letter 10 cents, payable in advance.
]. &. RIDDEII4, P. NJ.
New Orleans. Nov. l. 1859.
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IL exchange doea hot recede we cannot expect
any importations oil gold hther, and 1t ls IDLE to
talk OF gold. The productions of the mines of
California and Australia are declining The re-
ceipts from California the present year, it is COM
puted, will be seven millions less than last year.
AS very little OF the gold from California has found
its way to our city we may not feel any effect of
u. ,,; r. iii ,..e s.
q; NJ, Val .ta,to- a., -. u.
III NeW IoFht HAetheI tuey nave tnS coHtf0l OF
600 600 per annum. Ii will not be many wears
before the productions OF the California gold mines
will declne to tbe Iasf.na mod fauras 4
California gold has sustained and helped ont
NJ VIZ, =. -, - ~ ~, - :. :
cbarna ara .hoyt denart;nc 4. for p;to,s po.1,
mines and the products thereof, the Washoe silver
mines, and the many other mines spoken Of they
Will soon pc understood as things that were. The
\ great coal mines of Ouachita in our own S,ata f
| $500 - - oNA - h'e"so VI
all the cold and silver n,inas vet dscoxaraa 4; f,aI
| -. n, W. 49,. ~ - - .~ - =
| horhia anu Se" meAice'
| The Stock market continues dull and somewhat
depressed There ia no desire evinced on the r,ay
| - eS'' S'AttsSA " StS P"i
| -. :, -, = - '--o =. - .'e' A"Ai's
last month or the month previous. There were
sold to-day so shares Louisiana State Bank and 10
| for r;sa tba nrioos ora ;n37;cotaS Il, pT W.
| other associations. In New York on Wednesday
al
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RATES OF FREIGHT IRON NEW oRLEANs 70 cAiRo.

FRoA NASHVILLE POINTS THg CUMBERLAND
ABoyE sMIIhLAND TO NEW ORLEANS.
Freight Tariff adopted by Captains Owners of the
regular Nashville and New Orleans Packets fixed by
Committee appointed BY the regnia Rptans in the trade
60 operation and after The 18th day Of August 1860
The first figures each article for through freight The
second figures for way freight.
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Eugnes boilers, machinery marble and heavy and
bulky articles taken only by special contract.
Dorm Freight
Cotton from vicksburg De Soto and all points below ncud.
ing eshpped from small boats kee flats 81 cot
per tun boilers machinery and nnbe by speca
contract Down freight same price up freight
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pIANTHRs, PATENTED CORD WOOD

Tbs prepared to furaish the PLANTERS
PATENTED CORD N0ab CUTTER, aad invites all paItlee
nerestsd planting call and the performances Of d.
,sius which viii working every day hetsesn the dors o.
Il snd r Il. ths No. Gana street Fhs simple As
ehtne sll Dc 9Th two hands, much y ftIeea nos9es
jasi u T. II G. ODaKa Ie1al street,
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The freight from Cairo to New Orleans have been ad
vaaced q u for bacon and lard 80 baggrg
goods 30 cents potatoes and onions 50 per bb
flour 50 cents whisky 50 cents pork 70 cents and pei
| hundred lbs % cents.
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RATES rFos NEW ORLEANS TO smrnIAsp AND rADucAn.
All pound frcigntR. in Liverpool Salt, in 0ts
ssIiunthR sGHat Coffee 80 bags, Der bag,
TnDissses fItch, Tar Liverpool SAT-, in lots less
iIgsm ~ " Ano uakuin, per than ~ bags per bag.
ius % Turks Island Salt IN lots
in1IPeshahs, I sa, Seios and over 80 baes, per bag.
~ 1nitsnsoe w articles, Turks Island Salt IN lots
P7r'V'ios''..'''.s...- 40 less than 90 bags, bag
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Bank Notes, Gold and Silver Coin Bullion charged at
the rate of fourth of cent and in al bill Of
iading shall accompany same, and freight PREPAID.
Machinery, Steam Boilers, Engines, and all heavy
freights by special contract
All persons with barge lots of stock freight be charged
half passage in the cabin So deck when fed by the
boat deck and find themselves all feed carried
with stock, 10 pay freight at regular rates.
All articles Of Merchandise specified the
above lists of Down and Up Fregs be charged proportion
rates according their classification.
Lherage Marble and Carriages of all descriptions and
half gheTage Salt il reshpped, 10 be expense
sgnees.
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY. October o. 1864
Arrived to-day, 163 Western and la Texas Cat
tie, 40 Hogs, 30 Sheep. GA Mich Cows and 81 Veal
Cattle. The market closes again bare Of Veal
Cattle, With 40 Hogs and an ample supply Of other
stnek On gale.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-10

Steam Train from the Lake TO tho city week days
The Steam Train will stop Gentiy Station notified
except however mail trips Fare Is each way
conductors must have timely notice TO stop.
Sunday Arrangement.
On Sundays the Steam Train will leave the city O'clock
A. NJ, In lieu OF the Horse Car
Tbs Steam Train will leave the city Sundays every hour
from II NJ. until 10 r. NJ
The Horse will make special trips the Lake
a night whenever required the Conductor however
ceiye due notice.
Omnbusses Canal street for the Depot every
Htes.
rPassengers earnestly requested to procure their tick
cts at the Office under the Depot Checks return tickets
will be handed them on the
my1 O. PANDELY Superintendent.
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Meney-ii Of per cent
Ma ein Dire g ST co, singles5 Ooi HorSs sud esttls
Dorm Frei7tts.
Cotton per 81 %; Cotton seedspsr tun, 81
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Private Banks and Exchange Dealers.
BROWN & CO., SO Carondelet street.
SAMUEL SMITH CO., Camp street. eAHi
JUDSON & CO., corner Canal and Camp Streets 5gg5
BROWN. JoHMSTQN 4 co, Ne. So oarondelet street.
BENOIST. SHAW L CO., No. 81 Camp street.
BANK OF COMMERCE., JACOB BARKER, Manager,
- N Corner Camp and Grayier streets
THOMAS H. BARKER, corner Camp and Grapier streets
Il. W. CONNER 4 SON, No. 80 Carondeet street.
JOHN WOOD & Co. corner Camp and Common Streets
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r unIBER-LUmRER-LUnIaER-

II
1000 feet X and Tx dressed Florida Yellow Pirs
FLOORING, tsngued and dressed.
10000 feet Ia and l wide dressed Florida Yellow Pins
- FLOORING, tongued and grooyed.
1000 feet narrow dressed Florida yellow Pine CETl-
ING, tongued and grooved
100000 ee wide dressed Florida XAlow Pine CEIING,
tongued and grosyed
n00ae feet narrow dressed Floriak yepw Pine FLOOR
ING, square adGvd.
1l,9lU fest dressed 1tiAT1ERR1ADS.
NNbM lest -ong feoa Pms LIfaREE consisting Of inch
Boards Wttt rsaaeA. Scantling, Joists, etc.
5000 feet asated Cypress lnrltrrs Laths Shingiea
Sashss, Doors, Blinds Moaidines. etc., etc.
For sale At the lowest market prices n lots to suit purehs
snrs BY SIMPSON nORR,
rH9n Iv RaS,n,
4 OUISIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Office -South Camp Matches Streets NJ ~
Orleans.
Premiums for the ending 18Th February ss. sT7l
Assets 18th February, 1850 9a2
The Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend Of a3 PER
9 Profits and ordered the redemption Of the Scrip iss
Interest paid, and Scrip of 1858 redeemed and
Nay next This Certifeales Of Scrip d lssa
On aud aier lst june. 1861
II. T. AaYIsa, sscretzzy.
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aw eans Daily Crescent sysauesday aenu eaober TO- 1860

TARTr on CHAReEs os FREIGHT NEW oRLEAss Asp
L1FougC8g TRANSFORMATION GoapANY.
fsIey mi. f,tnITa e6S
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g5z.= Cotton Presses.
ALABAMA,
. Corner of Fchoupitouas and Robin streets.
FRERET's, p'''a,'e 'S1 i'e10e '0' s'''e't'
LOUISIANA, A"A 0'e'"''
Corner of St. Thomas and Basin streets
Corner Of Tchoupitonas and Richard streets.
Corner Of Tchoupitouas and Richard streets
New Ievee and Lousa streets.
ORLEANS,
Corner Levee and Roflgnac Streets
Corner Annuncistion and Richard streets.
SzYMANSKIS,
SHIPPERS,
Corner Henderson and New Leyee streets.
WOODS. -'' e,e'' .'s'se ''.' ''iS''''
Corner Canal and Robertson streets.
Corner of TchoupitoulRs and Orange streets.
| CRESCENT PRESS,
- - New Leyee street.
TYLER PRESS,
Front Levee street
LEyEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
I4evee street, between st. Ferdinand and Montcgnt
= - streets. Third District.
INDErENpENTs' '''e'' 0plo''se f0S 49, inife District
... New Ieyee and Roffguac streets.
COTTON PRESS,
NEW Leyee street, between Montegr and Couestreeis
Third District
PELICAN PRESS,
Corner Of St. Mary's and Tchuuptoulas streets,
Folrti District
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WAY FREGHTs THE BENDS PLANTATIONS AS HIGH AS
Memphis Napoleon and Helena excepted by the Memphis
uldN NrarA lnn pnnk
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-10
Aepieu Of tbs ytlarAets.

"Wednesday Morning. Oct. II. 1850 !
CoTToN. ;. There was fair demand yesterday,
but business was checked by increased frmness on
the part of holders, the sales amounting to about
1000 bales at very full prices. Wenow quote;
NEW ORLEANS CLAssIFIoATIoNs.
Inferior g. MIDI siddlI1g sI;;;.a Io,z@lI9ss i, sI9
Ssaps55ys Ssaa lssf sI$dlss sase,Rs s
Low Middling....,tl0 @l0i4 Fair -...........-- O.
STATEMENT OF COTTON
Stock hand lat septen 1860. bales 7i,1S7
Received yesterday ..........s.... s,o67- 27,s7l
29l,7os
EsBsGss EsBsGss ;sas yss siisy fs355 s55s ssn
Stock on hand notoIearsd 1856
TOBACCO. We did not hear of sale.
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO,
Stock hand lBt September. ts6o....... hhds. $3.50
eesysd seSssed snss yesstiay Iss
2a.og6
Exported yesterday ............... oO07s 4asI
Stock On hand not cleared ................ I7,l45
SUGAR. Sales confined to retail lots at preyi-
GUS rates. II hhds., new crop, arrived from the
plantation Of d. r. Kenner, Esq, parish of Ascen-
sion, of good quality, but grey in color. Not yet
sold.
MoLAssEs .l2 bbls. new crop arrived and
were sold at 45c. u gallon.
FLouR9. We noticed sales of about 5000 hbls,,
including 20O superfne at IS SD, 1900 in lots, at
&c. loo and 1000 at Sc %, and 600 Extra at =.
Also on Monday evening, 1000 snpcrfine at So O5
10 bbl.
GRAIN :. The sales of Corn reached barely 25oO
sacks, including $50 Yellow and Mixed al Csc.
1850 White Mixed and Yellow at &c, loo Mixed and
800 White Mixed at 6s, and 200 White at 72c II
bushel. Oats were active, with sales Of about s.,
500 sacks St. Louis including $500 in lots, at 42c
Zoo, in lots, at 49, 200 at 49, and 66Oo, lod1 ii
store, 4lc. q busheI. OF Bran, $50 sacks sold a
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PHIL DELPHIA=

szz. FOR PHILADELPHIA, -x4-4szs.
-sssassasaszs NEW YORK, etc.,
FROM SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON,
TO Philadelphia.
Cabin Passage S5
Excursion Tickets, good to until Jan. SIS
Through Tickets TO New York. SIG
through Tickets 10 Niagara S2i
The well known frst-class side.wheel steamships
keystone Capt. g. F. Marshman.
AND
State of Georgia Capt j. j. Garyin,
Now Regular the North leaving Charleston
and Savannah al ternatey, as follows:
The STATE OF GEORGIA. ton Savannah every ten days;
On the 9Th. 18th and 9th of every mouth.
The KEYSTONE STATE Charleston, every ten days:
On the I0th 20 h and 3Oth of every month
For safety and comfort having Stateroos these
ships surpassed ny any the miles
this the Delaware river aud bay nights
aS~Through Tickets from New Orleans Philadelphia
New York. either Charleston Savannah $50 To- for sale
by II. GEDDEs,
No. so Gravier street.
HUNTER d GATMELI.
Agents at savannah
Y--n~.- T. S. & I. G. BUDD,
E... Agents ut Charleston.
A. HERON, Jr
je2O sm Agent Phiiadenhia.
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| ~ New York. May 5, 1850.
Nj r. w. G. COOK ID duly suthsr1Ted AgenJin New
Orleans Amy orders taken By him on account viii receeiFe
MoRATIo ALLEN, President
F.w 0.GooB aHes Ne. g EateheE atreat. New oesns.
rlg1 iS
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BATES OF FREIGHT.
BETWEEN srw ontxAss Asp cIScrsssrl.

Crescent OFFICE. 4
New Orleans, Aug. 20. leG0. )
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GTAR MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
- No. y ST. CHARLES STREET.

,5z.z. NEW ORtEAss, August /, 1860
This Company, sncccsscs to the btar INSURANCE. oEnpany
Insure against the Loss and namge by Fire the Pera OF the
Sees aEd Rivers, at the current Of premium -
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Total assets the lst of May. 1860 .s5l5976 Is
This Company continues insure against the perls of the
Seas and Rivers and Loss and Damage by Fire. al the
rates of premium.
Insurers in the Union Insurance Company allowed the
privilege of participating in the profits of The Company accord
Ing to the 10Th article of the charttr if they prefer dis
COUNT of fifteen will be allowed their premium All
losses promptly and equally adjusted.
A. CHiAPELLA, President
DIRECTORS.
JOHN n0LHnNnE, drn Of Martin Cobb 4 Co.
4. b. GRRRPEHTIER, firm ef I4oh ChlrpsnFer & Co.
NJ. j. ZuNTS, firm o. j. n RhaFer 4 ca.
CARL ROHS firm OF O. Kohn 4 Co.
Z. W. OGDEN, firm ef Gusats Il 9gden,
L. f 3ENERES firm of Abht, GeneTes Co.
- VICTOR NJ. IsNAN.
JOSEPH UEYSQ0DT.
A. GHi&PELi,A. aul5 tnyl
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.5e.HsTSaAsTsA.s < H,iisg ~ sAs4-

GoHIne,cing Fnesday NAV I I8S0
sS- Fare and from the Lake day only Is
MS~PIease buy tickets at tine Office, under Depot.
-pEPARTURE CARS
From tha City. he Iuake.
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rnon 1orlsrrLlr 70 rrr onIr.rs -

Freight per one hundred poundsrhe frs, eerre. ava
hrongll. The seeond for way freint,t.
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rrw onlrays, rA4caEz 4sp vlcksnune rAckrr 11yn.

2 % Rice, Sugar and Dry
Bbls.-hslf bbls. ...... 25
! 20 Furniture, Boxes and
Measurement Freight. OF
40 Iron Bars-per tuns ..-.. 8 %
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-10
nArEs OF rsEreHr IRON eAIGo TO NEW ORLEANS

: ~ tk...
All freight be landed at the city wharf, unless an
rate Of 21se. per 100 pounds be paid.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
GALVESTON AND MATAGoRDA BAY.
FOR VERA CRUZ.

Sails on THURSDAY. Oct. Il. AT A. NJ, precisely.
xrESA GALVESTON AND MATAGORDA BAY.
@TfNHA Orleans Texas United States Mail Line
The superior coppered and copper-fastened
ship Chas Morgan, j. Y. Lawlesa commander. will sail
above carrying the United States mails For freight pas
sage having superior accommodations apply
board l. @. HARRIS Manager
81 Camp street,
steamship of this line will leave every Thursday
day mornings for the above ports, oS
sSR- FOR GALyESFON-An Al frst-class yes-
sel will be dispatched the above port. For freight
sae4A2eA4Esor passage apply TO
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-10

To snil on SUNDAY, Oct IA atS A. NJ
<-EzS1s NEW ORLEANS, FLORIDA AND
I'm IfTf5A HAVANA U. S. Mail IIne--for Key West and
Havana, via Pensacola Apalachicoa, St. Marks
Cedar Keys Tampa Bay and Manaeehe superior eoppeed
aud copper fastened steamship Galveston, W Huchins
commander, will leave above, carrying the u s. mails
For freight passage, having superior accommoda
tions for passengers, apply on boari,
l. g. HARRIS Manager, 81 Camp ST.
FRight Apalachicoa St Marks and Tampa Bay subject
to hterage steamers EXPENSE but at the risk Of the
signees. OS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-10

From Coaa 10 Neir Orleans.
Sugar--per hdd ....... l 30 Molasses-per barrel
Moss--per bale. .....,... 10 5...a=
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The following Of freight between this port and Ciprn
natl established by the Steamboat CapainS Association.
The FIRST figures each article for through freight aud the
second figures for way freight: M5m-4 45.
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CAMDEN. S. c. Aug. 10, 1860

CAMDEN. S. c. Aug. 10, 1860.
MR. J. J. MoKAIN-Dcar Sir:
This will certify that | have
been greatly benefited by the
use Of your "BaGme De Vie"
I had been a sufferer for some
time past from what I supposed
was Dyspepsia, having violent
pains i'll the side and other symp-
toms of this disease, but after ia
king one bottle Of this prepara-
ton | was greatly relieved and
bel eve that it has cured me.
Respectfully, yours,
GEORGE l.. JENKS.
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/ mcrous testimonials and from many We
sr,c., and i,yi,,. o,t.n,i,Y 20 , f,.,y 49,
.L,y,f,r
What Southern People Saw:
"}jr. !.,r.r.or D,,is ,r,,,.,.,, ,',,.
! ,,in.rnts ,o Grnyor 4, Ir,l.o. .,.,I ,ai',,.
/ ,,,.a.,,r. j., s,,..,., ,,,, ,,,', r
! ihci. ,,Y,hfrny f7r ,,,o ,..ar, mad r,,I. =,
/ stltI in good order, makes a beautiful stitch.
and docs easily work Of any k;Li.'-. WASTE
| 'ngtpn, ID. {.
/ II h.,..u.,.I n,,. nr Cr,v,.. {. p.l,,u,.
/ r,r.;,,, S,,y,in, U,,Iirr, r,r m,,,, I tf,,.'
thrr. wars amG Jn NOT r..;,,,,. - sa I''. ,I'.,
| il has given entire satisincl"". cheerful
| iy recommend them /" all who wish 10
/ lave ihclr sewing well ant quickly dD"c.'
! Mrs. Eo>eri ~ i"hcOm5n, 'F"&t@si tan. ID.
I {.
Il ,,'... r,.,sYr. in s,vir,, fin, ,,, t:,,
yer & Egl.r Srwiro, Machines h.yr ,,nr.
,h'n sustained my expectation. Attcr try
| ln- nnd returning othcrs, have three Of
them IN operation in my Giiirrent places,
and, aIirl i""r years trial. have ~ fnlt l."
hnd. a. H. f'n'mond' Senator @' So"th
t"oI'"".
..N, vic. has had one or Grovrr & u.
kerr, Family S.v.,r N,rrir..s r,r .o,n,.
timr, aud am satisfied i; j. one of tn"
,ry,nt.5 ,a. mm.h rr,.r,. i, '''' p,.,,,,'. .','.
rculjn,r !, 70 In. nnbJtt"-I +; U,rr,,
G,r,,,6r ot Tennessee.
'"Er pr"rHrr IN saying That the Gro
ser q h""rr " Sewing Machine has fully
sustained i'y '%g'c'",Lo'H' ana after hi"l
OF "or" 'n"n year. "A 80 welt pleased
WIN l. ''a' ''"' r!r"'.re III rerommcnd-
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"OULD RESPECTFULLY lNFORM
w the public that he has located HIM
self permanently at Lancaster G.. H., and
will be happy TO wait upon all who may
favor him with call lie flatters himself
that from his long experience in the vari.
Gus branches of his Profession, he can give
entire satisfaction 10 all who may entrust
him with the care Of their teeth
Artificial Teeth inserted from single
tooth to full sets, with Clasp or by Amos
pherie Pressure.
Particular attention paid To the preserva-
ton of carious teeth, for millions are now
annually lost for want Of timely and Judi
Sious treatment
Charges reasonable aud all york waran-
ted
Teeth extracted without pain Ladies'
and gentlemen are invited to call and have
their teeth examined free Of charge.
Office in Mr.. EmmoDs' building, I'd door
South Of J. Adams Store.
Office hours from 8 A. NJ. to u NJ and
from l. TO s. p VI.
April l6, 1860, i0-ly.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
UNION County.
In Equity -T Fail Term 1869,


WIN. J. Cureton and wife Charlotte, Eli
zabcth wife of S. NJ. Durant, Narcissa Cure
ton, Taylor Cureton and Thomas Curetoo.
(chlldren and heirs ut law of Jeremiah Cure
ton, Jr., decd Margaret Elizabeth wife of
Potts, decd Benz. II. Massey, (son of Ev.
erard Massey) Henry Reese Massey, Saml
Is. Massey and wife Mary, Children Of Hen.
ry Massey, dec'd)
Against
Sarah Kimbrell, James f. Curcton. Thorn
X. Cureton, jr., Samu'l. J. CuIeton, Virpinia
wife Of +. ID Green, and Eliza lane, fehil.
dren Of II. X. Cureton. sr, dec'd) Robert
Miller and wife Ann, (her cf John Cur.ton
dec'd.) Rebecca wife of J. r. Bratton, Jane
Massey, Sarah A. Massey and WIN. III
Massey, (children and heirs of VIM. Mas.
sey, dcc'd) l.. III. Massey, II. y. Massey's
heirs, G. l.. Massey's child, Children of
Charlotte Massey,) Joseph G. Hale, Catha-
rine wife of G. Matheson. Elizabeth Knox.
Benz. Hale, jr. deeds children, the heir, of
Susan Lanier, James B. Cureton and the
other children of Evernrd Cureton, dec'd.
Petition for sale o? land for Partition.
In this case it appears to the satisfaction
OF Court that the defendants in this cause
are non residents of this State 80 that pro .
cess cannot be personally served upon them.
IL is therefore ordered by the Court that
publication be made for six weeks success
ively in the North Carolina Wing, and the
Lancaster Ledger, commanding them and
each Of them to be and appear at the next
term Of this Court, to be held at the Court
House in Monroe on the 10th Monday af.
ter the 4th Monday in August, next, and
answer, &c, or judgment pro confesso will
be entered against them
Witness, Thomas ID. Winchester, Clerk
and Master OF said Court at Office, in Mon.
! roe. This the 3lst day of August. A. D.
1850. T. ID. WINCHESTER,
C. NJ. E.
Sept l2-6t sf
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Notice.

I FOREWARN all persons from trading
Il for NOTE given by me and Thos. J.
Clyburn security, to Jas. Esilidge for eight
hundred dollars, dated day 1860.
Due lst January next, the consideration
for which said note was given having failed.
! nm determined not to pay said note up-
less compelled BY law. &
WILSON HoUGH.
July 4th 1860, sl0
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Corn !! Corn |!

A LARGE LOT North Carolina Corn
IA constantly on hand and for sale low
for Cash by
JOS ". GAYLE g. co.
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NOTICE.

rs HEREBY GIVEN that an application
i will be made at the next Session Of the
Legislature, for Charter Tor a Rail Road
TO join TO or extend the y. G. Rail Road
from Camden via Lancaster G.. H., TO some
point on the North Carolina line.
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