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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-28

them, the presence of their Sovereign would
have restrained equally their words and
their acts. D. IIuasca who alone seemed uu-
moved, nodded assent to tie demand of the
girl. who now walked up to the youth, and
laying her right hand npon bis left shoul.
der, and standing a little on one side, that
his countenance might be well seen by the
Inca, said t.
Young man of the hills, where the inca
is ever known, subject TO Huasca, hast thou
chosen the child Of the wales in preference
to the daughter Of thy Sovereign p sn,
To which the youth after steadfastly re-
garding the Iuca, replied - ......
The will Of the great souce Of light be
doue. The sentence of the Inca is just
Then turning to the girl, be added :
4 go now with Joy to dwell where l
shall await thy coming, TO possess thee for
ever D'att sI
But wherefore couldst thou not said
the girl, accomplish the work thou hast
undertaken p s-. cd
1t had been done, said the youth, had
the labor been accompanied with the hope
of possessing thee ..-...,.... Il. b.
az thlS IepIy Tue young BIt Suuuenly
throwing off her upper garments, which
had hidden those which would have betray-
ed her true character, and taking the en-
tranced youth by the hand, advanced up to
the foot of the throne of the Inca, and ex-
claimed - -
Great father of the children of the sun,
| whomthcu lowest as thyself, demand the
remission of the sentence against the youth,
now bound down before thee, until it be
known whether the great work he has un.
dertaken can be accomplished or not 20
Inca Huasca, whose affection for hi;
daughter was beyond all other feelings
electrified by the occurrence, signi6ed g BIZ
concurrence, and assent to the proposal
A few months after this the great aque
duct was completed, and the engineer ant
the princess became man aud wife, b,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-28

S. BENHAM, Jr,, Dealer in Dry Goods, Groce
rss Crockery and Ware and all those articles usually
found Ia complete and well supplied country Stores New
Building I'd door south ofthe Fisk House. AshtAbua o. Az
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-28

PoAcHED EGGs. The beauty of poached
egg is for the yolk to be seen blushing thro'
the white which should only be just sufficient
ly hardened to form transparent veil for
the egg, Have some boiling water in a
tea kettle pass as much of it through a
clean cloth as will half fill q stew pan ;
break the egg iuto it it must stand until
the white is set then put it over a very
moderate Rre, aud as soon as the water
boils, the egg is ready take il up with a
slice, aud neatly round OF the ragged edges
of the white send them up on breadtoast.
ed on one side only, with orwathoat buttsr
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-28

SHIFTLEss.-Thisis is a yankee word, coined
we persume for the purpose of expressing a
peculiarly odious feature in Yankee econo-
my. 1t is applied to that class Of people
who never know how they stand with the
world, or worse who never care. Give
them a good chance to make living, and
they would hunt, fish or loaf, rather than
work. It's all the same with them whether
the larder is full or empty, whether the
woods sawed split and dried ready for nse
in the wndiest day Of winter, or whether it
stands in the tree till an hour after it is
wanted. The potatoes may freeze in the
ground, or carrots turn into icicles in the
cellar-the good old world swings on, and
they are just as we'll pleasd asif it was all
in apple pie order. Such men generally
get scolding wives, or rather their dear
sweet-hcarts grow to make sour mess-mates.
Good enough for them; only it is rather
too good that they have their wants all so
well supplied, while the wife and children
have to scratch along as best they can--
supporting themselves aud him too.
There is, no class of society without its
fair proportion of these do little folks. The
blacksmith that is never at his shop when
the horse is sent in great hurry (; the
shoemaker that never was known to finish a
Job until weeks after il was promised the
tailor that don't care pin wether the we'd
ding suit is ready day before, or week
after the time appointed for the marriage !
the merchant who would rather loose Gus
toner than better himself to wait on him
the lawyer whose heels are higher than his
brains and infinitely more active--and the
doctor who seeks his own, and not another;
ease, all these are fairly initiated into the
school and order Of shiftless men, Gall
Among the farmers are not few Of thos'
who never do anything in time, nor keel
any account of outgoes aud incomes frou
years end to years end. He makes tw'
hundred dollars year, or loses FIVE hundred
aud never knows in what branch he made
or lost. One great error is, he never reck
ons bis labor anything, 1t is true thai
labor applied without knowledge oftens does
not amount to anything. "ShifIless" is
the word-sound it with true emphasis
| How exnresiyelt is HAta aHfiarA tahf3
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-28

SLATE Colon ON CorroN OR WooLEE.-----.
Take beech bark, boil it in an iron kettle,
skim out the chips after It has ooued sui,
6cientIy, and then add coPPeras to set 1.-THE
dye. If you wish.it very dark, add more
.copperas. This isexcellent for stockings as
Il does not fade. % a'f l
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-28

by James reed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-28

GEORGE HALL, Dealer 10 Piano Fortes. and
hse4senA Piano stools Covers Ia..Iussoe Books s.s
ssPst :DsS.' Is' ses sssss sssss F''IS y e',:
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Sas sp %odAn R sss ysSS
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S.oI sss besy
s. ah Bro1 Aheay aoretvsdss,
lssnisiagk stapatr tea Value 6ce II. Men-
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sn.edes Gco~b Morgan Boqlsny Hslders PealS
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Ssoess ss99a Ssxm1 srbar seopy
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TowSr-R MrSEssor Seo :; 4, 2 pansron $50 HSjSn
bns-lesas &e9-w GIawold,. = u FisEw f ieye y 40
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CoYlsignees.

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ssgs Ssa sss s qs5 sa hs1 East nis9 sSW
4 q Blane hart-Dianehati 4 G9ite "A Bowman i ioooth
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s is3 Il aisa & Nah Eco i Bitsad HMM
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roll Sea-tJ eeha eqpe3 Phelts' acato Seee Converse
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Fl deriesonITle 1uey SeoN Q folger SenH Franks
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tigds-i Gould &cssI Gyeils ~ 4 Grs ~ euehar
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ifrsar &c i Res nfadis Sfa o.iis sse,G
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Ion andiee r i on lie de- Msrls &co-~ MeFar.
land BafksdaleJ Nc Emery Murphy Sykes &ea- II
MILLER { Gaaass-F Meanicrf NARY n Moore
Aalsid a TpoScr Montgomery Hail. Goulor-Magee
4 Kntas II Itu, Cobb 2ep Sol 4 q Myers = AaHpaYA
AtnTnr 3lcodyMasoH lreTes-Moofn &
salg.E slaaese &ee 6 I S4s;es- Asnii kceS
aad siclgbu lin NORTH Dubii kcot; NghaH-M Ogon-
narzP a loHaeli- IL Ogden G y Pasne-Powers Black
.Pttiey klisea AeeJ Person Nee-N A rcea Il lepe-
Reti &eoR Piia f'zsAa (entuTisPGyno & Iiar
laseIl iatsl IN lnekard Steele &eeE Phil
9s.seo A Pickett &p9-pasah 4 Gailh "a Ring ly 6en-
Z " huel-l US OF ( tlenin K Rhyme J G Il Il Kicks
~ u .hotcF Aro-f Ron bHckefp Runkes-Iohn Robertson
ANA itrlar-J Rbert &oo Reilly 4eosianes SylIe
'9 s ssyiae Ae y ! ger seo= stth lnuspn sar
il 1ef-t sstai i &enS Ste;sn
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NEW YOPE1 VIA II tN ANA Fer selFnhip Star If tbs
cst3tS hses sui Sis kegs il 50 pgs csc slSV
10 specie u New Neil 9l kegs lad 10 bbis lard oil case
snuff for HvSAua-
LIVERPOOL Per ship Joseph ca4s59a bses cotton .lj5
scks oil esl-a 24l6 slaves.
BARcSIOS AFer bark Pepa-s4 haes cotton ef.V slaves
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Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN

CANTON, September 20, 1856 Iis bales cotton Carroll
Hoy &eo-54 Lewis 4 0eiesbyS5 Warren Gilmore &eo-35 do
Byne Vance aeo "a do Harding Abbay Morahead 70 do
l. Adams &co2 Coleman, l!fitton& Mithers0 NcFsr-
land Il BaTksdale-21 Stewart James IS Person ecol7
Mclean Eashg L Murphy sykes 4eo 10 do Slaughter
Sni 4 Shotwell II Ward, Hunt &po-f4 West TiIereis
Glnspe u Neoll Il ~ Cromwell 10 McFae aeo-iO
Martini Cobb Sco 10 Thornhi 8ro FrieiSon toay AGO
Thompson Clark Payne Haerison--S II & j M AL
len &co7 Lowe &go Allison. Patisen Sce-6 Prtcl-
ard Flower A Levi &co-- Watt Noble-3 ei5 a Fer.
gnsoi--Iota OH bales COTTON
PoNTCHARTRAIN.
MOBIE-rer sfcanet California 30 bales cotton e latiie
Noble &ra-Sundriea TO order.
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'sltn d>usans QaiIp Crescent.
lAihsr AnlfIIiatllre.

!. as4NEesa@ Heats Duel- weather--Ru ess =
VII Fssrfmosss Ion the E1eld---RGsc I'm Arixan-
Aas silver - Steamer Gen. Hodges Clip
gIssyks frorn out Exchange Departures
Ia Ee~k5ay. etc, etc.
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Csrs smith, ufse steamship ahswts sgHalise the 18th
inst ia Doabe Esadad sho, Kss Ihpe ship rorest City,
s.antHns to the eastward.
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aselov---ssonasras Up.

slip sslsbc zSs.lsend, I'm Iseon, 10 " Doso, sea
20. ibss iiss Va 10 > n Warner Aeo4assGFfed il4dse
ship c9nraea, Kehsst,, hasoa, TO O " Hynssa Src
Eaff Mnracd gl Maapaak, t4avs Il EIy,a,
Fargo. l7s hds ,lsso 20 IS s,issF A sua Ses
safargo as hhas melade us bar sugar u < Girsnl
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UPPER lsSfssIPPI

REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND
IT, s,St tons Passenger tRclt T. For 81. f.9a Cairo
lfsh8sHtS Hickman, Memphis and all nternrtata lnnd-
pS-Fhe fine regular assengcr packet steamer
-. a. January, ". Ohnn master viii leave as ato ye
For freight passage apply on board
yIRGINIUSC. DENT2BL,
sal Advertising Aren't,
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Premams FOR tho year ending 9Th February $780, ST7Ha II
4st' ytt 2JfG hf III
Assets 29h February, 1850. 9B2 S1 M
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l. Y hetfs. sssss----. fna Louisville
srssSea9s sfIdFlrkten, ,ineinnnii
r. = i.a n = lay b1pea faa Cairo
4 X M VII, Newell. III Ncnnhs
staI{ 4 ksete. Richard an fIfl yie,<stst,,r
Wan ts1'uea ME- hsihiing fra Fort AJnnsx
tfosse feae, Metsuoa, FIN isayou Ssya
lHlqlEehcs Daeas I'm nona, 5sasnssils
&2aiofnia Hopkins. fin Mohiir si4ss
TeehsHE IN sio Saxon, nnk-s she passess.n, A., a.,
-$sssAfht IN ships Globe W Duaesn ~ Nh ssshs
AFieiskeS. spt sess9onef
Tcssbaat syhann, Heaioa, na tho passas--,ea, ~
-brtsstk w SHIPS ccssra and TillafTarcs ''a ifsh
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Passengers.

FIR sasaaizhr eshaNha fem SCR York Va Having Dr.
~ lii1adguea. a. lazy aud c.1 Mn. Il. Harris j. IS
Coeh, J, reEnthessl j. p Freeman.
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LOWER MISsrssIppI

ffFtGIF4AEt m FVRNAY VItfSS-
e. n. bar raskeTllc new fast rnni0na magnificent
It7ttk55hl.Sss3 aieRger packet DOuAIOOn. H.
Sherman muster. viii leaya n siiiyey ataF,,
for NiolsbUp. Waaenttn New Carthage AsLwa0d, rand
GalG St rseh Rodney, Waterproof Naich6 Month oil Red
Rive Brtau Rouge Bayou SNr4 aud all in elmedne Coast
landings commencing on SATURDAY Sept ~ For frogh
passascappl= on board
TIEHINTUS. @. DENTZEI,
sell isfnps rTnt
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ksAasha ss afta ass HroWH, New YORK. sls HAVANA,
1Ltsst n, dc Easser &ca
i. MI ia " lanniaek & Converse
eP v ettA tepi lcnas, FOR uacelens, fng Bfoacfa
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Leaves On rElpAY, Sept. y, stsr; NJ.
NJ EMPHTs
Leaves on SATURDAY., Sept. ~, At 5 p. NJ.
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS

s.g n Passenger Packet-tor Memphis and HE bends,
splendid passenger PACKET Ed. j. Gay,
aszszEzEsE Fart Bowen MASTER will be ready
freight nNY morning al the foot of Lafayette and
will laaye Fn' freight ann board.
VIRGlNIUsC Y. DENTzEll
scl1 "A pertising Agent.
This boat connects nj Napoleon with regular packets
ARKANSAS and Wit8 rivers, and Memphis with tile MGmphs
and Charleston Railroad superior packets for ST. Louis
l. nisviile and Cincinnati
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GUINNESS EXTRA STOUT TINS DUBLIN
- PORTER is Superior any brand as beyerags an
tos medicinal purposes For sale 10 the trade by
GRAY BROTHERS
Sole Agents.
fesH III oldL eree, near ST. Louis Street
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ESOR ssONoRRHEa. ,ai.eEr. wEAKNrss pArns

EOHk tsONOkRH1A, GLKET, WEAKNESS PAINS
u In the Back, aud all Urinary Affections
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC sOTIT,
iI0h-fhis wordrenowned preparation all affections
o. the generaye organs, whether chronic
clans England OF France America acknowledge iIs
sticncy Thousands of sufferers have relieved by III
Purely vegetable in composition harmless it eai
tous The becomes nvRorsted and the elI,atad
sody snd depressed mind restored 10 energy
B. ABR ANS,
Sols agent for the United StAtss
uiviT " AnothA~ar- ps HratN Criaans
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CuERO1kEn hENEEpHiI-AN uNrAIL

" Sptcihc Tor All ihsCaarf 4
oral Alternative and EtooY~ Paritier.
H-Ibi, Remedy when all other
Flt entirely unlike every othes medicine prescribed for
Vehctt Diseases AS il cotans Mineral Poison Saasf6s
nrugs being prepared frem Roots Banks and Leaves ta
form OF a pleasant and delicious Syrup.
R. Ii Is " natures remedy ;, Tor Gonores and Gieet,
Gravel Structure and II especially recommended FIuor
bus, Whites in Females this complaint Ii is pEainable,
Hs general Alternative and blood purifier
does fail ScOtua Secondary Syphilis Glsndn-
lar Swting M-rcufial and ali nptve neasr caring thrs
speedily and permanently than other medicine known
1t this by purify aud sn>iug The boodc8rsng it to
flow In all its original purify and vgo removing
system all impure aud pernicious which have induced
disease.
In all old eases Of Goporhea aud Glest that have baed
all medical skill 1t is esneCnly recommended
fails and recent ii DAYS
few doses positively ali acadin heat. pEoree
pain.
ne does moi uee, the BREATH interfere vb any cs, "
business.
E9y~ il requires assistance from other medicine.
sett lay the toiei.tn or in dis counting Toent
without its being suspected remedy private
49, reEllse YansfeAi disease, fu directions
the psfinnfent cnre. accompany each bottle
For full particulars, Circular any drug
store in the United States. =
B1t sod reR FOR 50 per hottie or hrea bottles for s.
by l responsible druEits AND deRlefs cdci4 through
ont The uned States, ud Wholesale By ali loIfre drug
POTTER sfERwIN 'olr Propriesorsf ST. tovis, No
j, WRIGHT & co,
Ms. q and 81 Charities street,
NhnHsfie gents fur. tfGa s4iih.=
a7.soId by all nrnrpists ial6 iv&W
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Shipping gntflligeras.


/ caiEscEaT oFrIcr, No. 10 CAMP Street,
9 Friday Morning, ScnIeniter I'll 1850
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Leaves every at ESIlAY al s @ clock p. VI.
NEW ORLEANS AMN MEEK

NJ A. burg .. $. Mai tino.-For 5oaaIlson7iis n
4iamne Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, Bay Sara
River Landing, Fort Adams NatcEe6 pat6g
ro0f Rodney ST. Joseph Grand uli Warrenon and yeky
bnfg-The new steamer tharmer. Cept; v. e Wilson, vii
cave above every TUESDAY, o'clock f. NJ EeIruin
7he viii leave Ycksbgrg every FRIDAY at Il o'clock VI
ja4 Agents IS GaT5ndelet street
Te above seansr win coaneeTai VicSbnrg with fs seEis
Dawdf0p for YAgaa river.
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The Trustees have Scrip Dividend of Ss DER
cent after paying Certificates
1883 - 'F ~ y
Interest paid ard Scrip of 1858 redeemed
May next The Certificates Of Scrip Of 1850 will be delivered
on and after LIST June, 1860.
GHAs. BRIGGS, President.
p n2SI lf1
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SUMMER RESORTS.

~ THE ABT8A SPRINGS Mas + A. -
E.. IL SelEHt respectfully her fitlds ~
ond the pnbiic eanefally thai her hos nav npe AZ
pgH ut fitags. fhp a9riEnllcd ceetfic ice g
Ia BIS ran nov h. enjoyed 20 peite ion The fsuis ot
pahins have been gtaaY casa ami Improved Her taLa
heretofore etl ba Nandsntiy supplied and every attention
VIII he paid tue or nJl, She gt.as ~
bGr ung eaTtiora iye subtraction mas esor
her by tbeit palrosg, Bong sued pea,4ti e iiag
tftaEre ofn 'he ytiaglf IT CnTinsonand HlH5 p f
Iuft he lrtYc. a thuss places convenient.
The AbiH buuibis sill b. IN attendance nj ihe iaiiu, 3,
CGgiugtnn 81 pRssfrg rs to HE Spring.
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ANAs nronght 10 az ol.y Polise .,.Il oil

WAS brought To the City Police jail nss
w llHlst Of tu'ist, lSl he dRtk grill AlkE. saI6
H. teu!s Nj aafnlri Fielder who lives Ia tlts
Miss lie feet 81 HchG5 high has Of 5c UPPER
MISSING. yers small AID is aged about ~ years
ITe ea and 81 i'm
MIGUEL UERE ANnEH. J'.,
Keeper Of G!tE Police ial.
ALFRED A. DUC2pS,
sci Lot Clerk sf Comptroller.
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BARNES HOTEL,

lid MISSISSIPPI CITY. Ez;l
This yin be opened for tie reception Of Visitors
the 18th ct Mny During the past winter thcfe has
splendid pag9r erected and she whole property cope
waited and put in spd order. This Hotel is well known
70 need any urihGr notice Rs it generally considered
onoaA in tho lkitfd Sates for location arrangements
ine band Of "A be attendance. carriages
can be had at ali tines
uty7 am VIM BARNFS FropFfetnF.
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POINT CLEAR HOTEL.

This Is delightful resort within LOO yard,
of the Hotel the finest salt bahnR uRon the whole Elsa
aud oysters are very abundant horses and carriages far hire
and good provided. fine band
plays upon the lawn evening and Go daurip
mems of all kinds provided.
The will leave Point Clear every rYa.
ing also, SUNDAYS and MONDAYS Will 70 DORA II IN
o'clock A. NJ.
p. Il; CHAMBERLAIN Co, FTopretors
Mobile, Aug s. isJO anIl sgn
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uNErHD srATEs
sssaAIL LINE TO vfeEsBURG i.ada5.sk
SATURDAY nj O'Clock p NJ
TIE magnificent .. s. Mntl packet Natcheg, CAPT T p
Ieathers ~tl leRTa fa D9rasonye Plaguealipg listJ
Rouge Port Ha4s4n Bayou sara Red River Landing For
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For freight OF passage apply on board.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-21
STREET CoM'NER--OFFlCIAL.
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tg,f;lHD nIsTBIcT l,OUND.-Vgaas brought

L 10 ihc Third ptsiritt Pound toadchdtsu street, b
tween Gloret aal Louisa streets, as estrHy--
one bHGk botr,
One brown sEeGoat-up horns.
Which iDot Gimed within three days and sa tGte
lmi. VIII Dc sd public auction d sid Pe4nt on
FRIDAY, September p, 1880 Al 10 O'Clock a. ~
Eca Orleans September II, 1850,
~ ALFRED A. DuGRn7
Clerk ii GSunttgl1tr.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-28

REVOLUTIONARY ANECDOTE.-In one of
the last chapters Of Thackeray's story,
"Ihc N~irglnians,n he mentions the de-
lection Of the spy in the Highlands, by
order of Governor Clinton, as having
occurred by his meeting some mel in
red Coats The true history is this ::
Some of our cruisers had captured an
cncmy's transport, laden with British
uniforms, which were used III clothing
soldiers. In general they were died blue
before distribution, but a few had been
served out III their original color to
troops encamped in the Highlands, COM
manded by General George Clinton
The Highland forts were taken on the
9th of October, III, by Sir Henry Gin
ton, and Oh the Sth he dispatched a let
ter, dated at Fort Montgomery, to Cen
eral Burgoyne, announcing its capture.
The bearer of this letter, on the next
day, fell in with a picket guard of
George Clinton's forces, clothed in red
coats, and being deceived by their uni
forms, approached and asked the name
of their commander. The answer was,
General Clinton" Thinking that the
British Gcncralhad shifted his quarters,
he asked to be conducted to him, and
upon discovering his mistake, he imme-
diately swallowed the silver ball which
contained the dispatch. He was dis
covered in the act, by the administra-
ton of emctics, was forced to disgorge
the concealed document. He was hung
in sight ofthe smoking ruins of Esopus.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-28

seA-A chap arrested for stealing pork,
made the following defense /: "From my
youth upward | have loved baked beans.
| have a passion for that substantial
dish that battles ali description. With
out beans | am miserable with beans
| am happy. Beans | want for break
fast-beans | want for dinner-and cold
beans for supper. Afew days since my
pork barrel was empty. What was | to
do? l had plenty of beans but not a
pound of pork. l was in despair and
knew not what to do. If l missed my
pork and beans ! should die, and while
in this frame of mind | wandered
through the streets until my eyes fell
upon ''clear mess" and l have made a
mess of it by taking it. If l had gone
clear, l should have had pork enough
for my beans for six months. This is
my defense-this is my weakness.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-28
DEATH At THE EXACT AGE OF ONE Hun.

DEATH At THE EXACT AGE OF ONE Hun
DRIED YEARs.-A person named Roger
Largos has recently died at Paris, at the
age of 100, precisely, day for day and
even hour for hour. 1t was at one o,
clock in the afternoon of the 10th of De-
cembcr, 1859, that he was born, and at
one o'clock, in the afternoon of the 10th
of December, 1859, that he died. He
was a very remarkable parsonage, hav,
ing excelled as apainter, engraver, poet
and musician; and yet he was totally
unknown to the public, because he would
never consent to exhibit or publish any
Of his productions.