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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23

DEATH Faoa = ssAKR Blrr. One day last week
llftle boy residing in Portland, lKy.9 went into n
pond in the vicinity TO battle He had not remained
IN the pond long before his feet began to pain an
Ae went home. The pain moi eeasing and his foo,
commencing to swell, bis mother sent Tor 1 doctnr
who pronounced it snake bite. The little feuo,s
fingered IN agony for . day. when death relieved
him Of Ills gufferines.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23
Reale0Uat.
BRUFF, BROTHER & sEAYER

BRUFF, BROTHER & sEAYER
VIII remove during the month of june from No. A Warren
street. to their Marble Stores,
Nos. asa and 1856 Broadway,
where they will open heavy stock of HARDWARE GUNS
exclusively adaned to the Southern trade hope By
their increa ed facilities 10 be enabled their bust
with promptness and to merit the confidence of
their friends.
NEW YnRK, May 30 1860 lei 2piyl
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23
sa. Frem ahe rrox nuaget.-1onn a.,..,

ApAMs- Is IN that famous poem, The Siege Of eorinb
where Byron records that
There was an old man whose hairs were white
But his veteran arm was full OF might.''
The famons lines descriptive this old man have een
quoted as applicable to that Intellectual giant Of hs earlier
Of the RepubieJohn Quincy Adams Had The hero of Nv
ron poem lived in these days there have been no
g o ms recording the fact that his hairs white for
e most Of the old men OF the day. he would nnoubt
ediy have sed Hsmsreets Hair Restorative which wonld
nave restored his hair all the pristine beauty and natural
color Of yeath
free oo cents and 81 per bottle. Sold every where
Sold BY ]. WRIGHT CO. "a ana l5l obart5es s,sst
Orleans. i,s 81 su
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23
I'D II asa ID.

On Friday evening" 22d inst, o'clock p, NJ, THOMAS
MICH GULLEN aged and - days, Of Mary
and Tl5zsSF Cullen
The ends and scquantances of the family respe ully
invited to attend The funeral this afternoon O'clock from
corner Of Spain oodehiiren Streets District
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Montgomery Smith sell i2s o'clock 1t Dubos& Mishs
stables. Ane saddle and harness horses,
E. Roger Co sell at 10 o'clock Nos as and Old Levee
street. between Customhouse and Bensie Streets large
4 assortment Of boots, shoes and hrogaus
Asasl Edwards sells ut O'Clock NJ No. IS St. Charles
street. general assortment Of miscellaneous books choice
standard literature, ctc.
APastieuaIs advertisements under aneton heads page
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23

hrsRzsTIsG REApIsG. -Messrs. j. B. Lippiucoft
o q fhtladslphia the publishers u several hghl
wefks adsersd to-day sad #hieh are for sale bv
soesssalefa eensAy Say md seals Tha Rivals come
oe.of shapubiic With aitetons as 10 authofshp which m
enasssss u Themselves PM them In great demand H.
saaek y o ths aHhrtssf Wide Wide World d the
py se lion eze UsInsas Besides these there are Foetf
'Tls Shareholder Astcaa Enaniss m sls A''
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23
TO the Ladies.

DETER's .woRsrED STORE, Canal street, near DauphIn
We are selling good many articles below cost
price and keep constantly fresh supply Zephyr and
all inds Of material for Ladies', Work
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23
a1.spesr'a Rlasr Nin. a0,.. ...... ~,

Conta,n,a Aalaes Wine, four years old.
Ills an ny mixture Of spirits any other liquor
Giving tone and vger to The sys,s,
i Is especially suited for ae,isats
Also for family use, and for he aged and ina,,
And every case where nnsratiye eOrs,s,
sold wholesale and retail by JAMES sYMR, NJ ~, ..,
Ae sss leo 2pig,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23

cREpIT SAIL, Boots, Shoes and Byooaas.-
pssealas attention y hasssa ssiisa % lie islse credit
O'Clock, he aueo foozns II ii Ross 4 o 8 y
= qls Lasse tssk Tasms. se. unsty days credit. 3
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23
N sskly urssscens,

sgls hunbsr Of eur Weekly, issned this morning
\ s. exceedingly intsrcsting paper, and can be
hsd III wrappers foz mailing to friends " distance
III tha alice counter or at I. G. Morgan 4 Co.'s
sook tosss, Exdllangs ana Comm rcial Places,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23
ase To Druggists and Dealers n

~ 70 Druggists and Dealers : Bowers
ieAsEo fies- This highly popular remedy habual
ceveness eonatpao and headache and bions
generally is elegant style and warranted to
sssp ~ N any climate A liberal discount made to the traie
ns MI nave speedy sale, They never spell The retail
@ y VI cents per box. Manufactured only ~ tEo q
~" en- Sixth and gne Streets Philadelnhla iz 9s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23

as- spring Beds--s5 10 90 SO for the best
Spring Bed in existence, tHoWes Paon AT Ne l5i Chatham
street. sow York Examine it address the EIIPTIG BED
sfRIaa COMPANY, their descriptive cirenlar scia
indnesHsents to the trade and Local agencies y2s 2p4WIy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23

n,,s ,5s 80 III. f,,,g. IL q,,,.s 1s1e n,,,,;r,
In f "a, gI ST 3sg III; vans eh;es
- - s,;p s,sa yay;nss nm s;,;s;ss 81.
ssasirs Ia srsv tav ana IA, "a
4,,sss Tba Iackson lsailroa t,s;ns issss 81 ~
Y, SE ~ ,,,Tn;nv aIa ssan;n. Thsra -
viiIafss ssa i; t,,,r e are
The hesf 81 eo4alatrv M ana rood a{,.oy.r,osJa.
t;oss csn 81 reaiixed n Z yexv 1noderafs expense
md hossrs Sara be s,snf Sssy pleasantly,
returning 81 die Aonday nofzing train, from "a
dance INV oR l60 S1iIes Tie Lake shore villages,
otherWise ne seashcfs suburb possess the usual
attractioTs mitk he exception Of fishing. But to
reach 4hszs ssSshore watering -placea u attended
WIN " niuciI ding. detention and delay III the
hssxs af ana other Irregularities, that all
stad ans quiet citizens prefer to remain at home
Last Saturday tfs Esake shore beat for BILOXI and
intsrsnediate landings was all night making the
passsEa Il III ded, over d-in fact, it
appesxed &AS w perfect bedlaH1. What comfort
and pleasure n to be derived from such ex-
cHraiohs learn, however, that the agent of
the boat AlabaIna has adopted new regnia-
Mons in regard 10 the receiving Of freight, which
appears to he the chief cause Of detention II the
regulation IL enforced, We may expect to observe
more pr0mptness aud regularity Iii the hours Of
departure, Dut how long will they last. is talked
of. AI freight and extra luggage can ;ust as well
be sent down and sAipped one hour III advance of
The passenger or clock train as not In fact. the
way things move, te shipping Of freight has been
going Oh, with the unwarranted delay calls for
the aeverest reprehension and denouneement.
Who Is to blame We know not. but blame rests
some where. There are hundrsds II c;t;zans ~.
sirous u wishing the ssashore every SATURDAY
They take as bagsar re nothing more than thew can
carry III their hand carnas-bar. an 1nbreIia ~
i package They expect 10 be promptly for.
warded on arriving at the Lake.end Of the railroad.
They are invited on board by advertisement. atfer
getting on board they been compelled til wait
from half IN bour to two hours to aee,n,n,,,ats
!, Z q W. coaid
80 ',s,s .'lel y on posara one
81 ale es'ty ols
e 80 ars ins H. ahd essence
= 80 ao's ~ aIss however, a,gTessng' We
asalh .aA1 she gooa steamer ~ ~ Brown will
leaSe loE Maalsoavlles and villages on the Tche-
.ail.. ~ at sne Lake @ the clock
Z. NJ. tram. The Brown was built expressly for
{yn II Ir1 1s1.t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23
From the Philadelphia Saturday Gazette. i

lFrom the Philadelphia Saturday Gazette
THAT the business Of Gift Enterprise be made egitl.
mate onethat can be conducted fairly honoaby doing
justice to all parties is not absurdy, bn reality
been demonstrated plainly. True know of but
who has succeeded in not only peeuniary
confidence Of the public and the conclusion
Is that is owing solely the the only one of
them who has dealt honoraby and fairly by his patrons
tain II that could business unfairly the
length Of time he has without complaint being
tered against him by the hundreds thousands who have been
the recipients Of favors at his hands, refer Of course
Mr. Geo. G. Evans 4s9 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
SEND FOR CLASSIFIED CATALOGUE OF BOOKS,
which will be sent gratis any person will send their
address. &s
Order any book that you may want the usual retail
price, together with the required for postage and one
trial will that the place country to pu
chase books Is at the
A Il n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23

JAoEsos RzIIHox -. Notice y given elsewhere
that lid accommodation trainfor Magnoiis leaves
ts,is aftesu0oss At a;45 P. II.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23
Geo. O.. Evans,
Agents Wanted

To whom greater inducements than ever are offered
Any either male female who DESTROYS of engsg.
ing in
HONORABLE AND PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT,
requiring but little time and outlay of money and by which
they obtain gratis
"A VALUABLE LIBRARY,
FINE GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN.
HANDSOME SERVICE oP PLATE,
SPLENDID SET OF JEwELRY,
AN ELEGANT SILK DRESS PATTERN
Vt many other choice articles enumerated Gits
can do so by acting Agent for this establishment
Any person. in of the country can be an agent sim
ply by forming club sending the list books and remng
the amount Of msney required for the same
GET UP A CLUB.
Send for Catalogue, which all The desired ineota
lion relative to agencies and the formation of clubs and
sure prompt and honorable dealings address all orders 10
TIL HEAD ARTERs
OF
George G. Evans,
Publisher and Proprietor of the Oldest and
LARGEST GIFT-BooK ENTERPRISE
IN THE WORLD.
Permanently Located
5e..f=l
No. tss sHEsTaur sraEEr.
jes lm44W puu .,p,pu,A
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23
:
Has'daCnfe.

455 aAesfsNR2kfEEs
BRUFF BROTHER Sr SEAvER.
asa and sss broadway,
NEW YORK.
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs OF
Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
CUTLERY AND GUNS. 8ss 5.s IN
Manufacturers Of RIFLES and DERRINaER PISTOLS
Inventors Of the Cast Steel oval-Eye COTTON HOES
Sole Agents for r. r. Bruf's Celebrated AXES
SUGAR SWIMMERS LADIES and CANE KNIVES.
ANvII.s VICES, CHAINS PLANTATION TOOLS etc.
s-catalogaes furnished By mail application jy2l aply
UdOlpho 1T'0sfs's
AROMATIC SCHIEDAM sGHNAPPs,
III sUpERLATIvE
Tonic, Diuretfe. Anti-Dyspeptic
z5-.==S=,zs -ASD--
IN VIG 0RATIN RDIAL.
To the Travelling Community.
should be in the hands Of every traveller No family should
leave the city be without supply dnring the warm weather
invariably corrects The i'll effects of change weather and as
beverage IT is the purest liquor made in the world
Put up n pint and quart bottles Sold by all Druggists Gre.
GERS and Fruit Stores
UtioIpho Wolfe's Pure Cognac Brandy.
In bottles imported and bottled by himself Warranted purs
and the best quality with his certificate on each bottle
Udolpho Woife,s Pure Old Port Wine
imported by himself in Of each with his
tifcate Of its purity on each bottle
UdoIpho WoIfe's Pure Madeira wine,
nnar...
In cases OF one dozen each with his certificate the bottles
guaranteeing its purity. r :
UdoIpho NoIfe's Pure sherry wine.
Imported by himself WarraRtea pure with his certificate m
the bottle and stamp the cork
Udoipho Woife's Genuine schfedam
AROMATIC sGHNAPPs,
Pnts and quarts The best Gin made In the world All Gin
sold under he Of schnapps not put up by him ia an i'm
position the purchasers.
UDoLPHo WOLFE,
Sole Importer, No q Beaver street New York.
For sale by the following firms in New Orleans:
= I; 7; HART @ \ co,
r. S,s5s' i i, ! ssf4fs4Ss / j SssaRSss q
/. MORGAN HALL : - :
r6,,hs1eb, fINGKAhb, i STEELE " CO,
l6GSSEiJi E 4 aaGfi.rsFF.
SsSiaaaahshsHshEzzk SSaashH | zzkreLrR.
h]isa9ss H ] saags siaSs, aSSs
GEO. r. WITTE 4 co. ..... g..
z w T. ALLEN & CO.,
p DWYEK,
n CONVERSE a co s@& q
- KARsTESBIEK L Co.
G. R RAILEY,
f. W. CDELER
THOMPSON 4 BARNES 7=
JOHN r. MOORE < co
HOLMES Il SPENCER,
wv. /, I4ANIfsR Il co. ..t.- .=.
JAMES SYME, Nj
54s..5. IS g. N MORRISON L CO., 49,
Il. GONERY,
ii .-t, PAYNE & KEMP 4a4I-
COOPER a NEIRERT iel3 ona,n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23

The Old SaCheas Eitfes.s
q
WIGWAM TONIC
Deals fully with the Dyspeptie few doses grants re-
newai of strength 1t se0nsdersd generous alternative
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
]. WRIGHT & co.,
Il and l61 Chartres street.
General Agents for the South to whom all orders should
v Aaatssssa' jeis apSteed<W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23
Clothing, Clothing.

1
NOS. 1a AND 10 CAMP STREET.
Light French Cloth Cashmere aerino Alpaca Marseiles
Linen seesucker Nankenett eottonade Ginsham SAG
and FRoCK COATS. T8
French Cashmere Tweed, Merino Blue Flannel aiseies
Linen, Nankenett seersucksr and Cottonade PANTS
silk, Bombazine Cashmere, seersneker Linen white and
Fancy Marsellez vEsTs-of every variety
Linen, Linen Bosom, Cambria. White Fancy SHIRTS
Gaze Merino Flannel Lisle Thread Linen Check MUSLIN
and Cotton UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS
HANDKERcHIEFs, COLLARS
GLOVES, susPENDERs,
sF6cKs, GRAyATs,
zst@5s TIEs.etc. etc, etc.
Philadelphia Made Ladies' ard Gents
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS,
yALIsEs, CARPET-BAGs,
silk and bingham UMBRELLAS. etc,
MJ-For sale very low at
R. PITKIN's
: Fashionable Clothing Emporiam,
Nos. Is and Is CAMP STREET.
je2s 2pst Opposite Ladies' Entrance to City Hotel
DO You W,asat shirts
IF SO, O. o AT o N q e II @
.. N. MooDY's,
CORNER OF CANAL. AND ROYAL STREETS,
Where You purchase Set Of
Halfa-Dozen Excellent Shirts
SIX LLARSi
No slop work. fine goods faithfully sewed
perfect guaranteed and will comparison
Shirts sold elsewhere 81 80 each
All Pure Linen Shirts from Sc so EacI, ,
Stock of 1000 dozen to select FROM the finest quality,
and at prices equally cheap the above. @ a5.
FANCY LINEN SHIRTS.
FANCY MUSLIN SHIRTS.
FANCY MARsEiLLEs SHIRTS,
FANCY LINEN CAMBRIc SHIRTS.
PUFF FLOWING BOSOM SHIRTS,
CROSS AND DIAGONAL PLAT SHIRTS.
TRAVELLING SHIRTS, TRAVELLING SHIRTS,
Boys' SHIRTS BOYS SHIRTS.
GENTLEMEN's
UNDER GARMENTS AND HOSIERY,
For hot weather, Of every suitable fabric.
RS~Remember, at
S. N. MooDY's,
Corner Canal and Royal streets
iels 2pMoTh&sa Opposite the Clay Statue.
sTeaU Books.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23
Rats.

Rats.
When Noah's Ark went sail.ag DER the world
And all the sails of that big ship were fusled
pair of rats assnredly there
Or else In present days couldn't have pair
Why didn't Noah throw them in the deepe
And then they couldn't rouse us from aur sleepl
More careful Noah slowed away his rats
And with them, also, pair of docle cats
Now, cats are worse than nohing-,lis the Psste
OF Wilson that will take them off in haste
DIR. Wilson'S
RAT AND ROACH ExrERMINAToR
Is he su,y thing that will clear your dwellings ef Rats
Reaches
For sale in New Orleans. wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT s. CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street.
1eis 2pSteod<W Sole Proprietors
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23
! s sATDaDAY MORNING. Jt's7E z, 1902.

~ The gentlemen u adams Express have ons
thanks for Northern and Western papers in adT
ysrce of he nari g " s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23
ROOfs, Shoes and kS1.0g0sas,
AT WHOLESALE.
ER'isses, liquors, etc.,
NOS. l3 AND Is ROYAL STREET.

tRtases, liquors., etc.,
nos. Is AND Is ROYAL STREET.
supply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE IN cpsrt
and pnts continually band which equal the best tina
comes TO this Market Also other Of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHER
BY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY AN
UHoR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, Old an
Pine PORT WINE, MADEIRA AMP SHERRY WINES
Of the vintage 1895 lT9s and 1905 an
other brands. WHISKY, of all descriptions Irs
Bye and Bourbon. ALE and PORTER In pins and quarts
Also on hand, my usual assortment of the best
Wines and Liquors
in the Market which will be sold reasonable as an
sEWELL t. TAYLOR,
q 2pIy Nos. ls and Is Royal street
Gr0cfes'y, China, .@
O L A S S w A r. e,
At Wholesale.
SAMUEL r. MOORE,
40 Camp Street,
Has In store, and is receiving by shipments direct from
Europe, very large stock of
EARTHENwARE,
CHINA AND
GLASSWARE
Which is offered at New York prices, at wholesale.
Assorted Crates always hand the goods ar,
guaranteed to be delivered free of breskage
fss 2pwesa&Mof
W.. II. Wilson,
DEALER NJ
FINE WATCHES, JEwELRY,
sfLvERWAKsE, CUTLERY. GUNS.
FANCY GOODS etc., ETC., ETC.
tea 2pf No. IS CANAL STREET, New Number s,.
Wal Paper. Walt Paper.
J. j. Il " ER .,
Charities Street t............... 81
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
French and American Paper HHnufnas
BORDERS, CORNERS, OAKS AND
MARBLES, in every variety.
Particular attention paid to all work in his line 2pl,
Fairbanks
P r N CIPAL SoUTHERr n
Scale Warehouse,
ANB DEPOT FOR =..==
LILIES BURGLAR AND FIRE-pRO0F SAFES.
FAIRBANKS Il CO.,
dl2 2ntf M. o. Camp street
CtgUrs! Cigars!
Purchasers viii always find in the
Snown brandsnjenudad Flor de Puadas, Meridana
Paneho, Redowa Caborga, Partagas, Something
ngon Dos Hermanas Mazo Habano etc. ETC.,
,rirea.
P. PRATS Il CO.,
n2d 2ntf 20 Commercial Place.
Htsnt. III. Dr0scn s. Co.,
STREET. .......,........a4s
HTIK-ADEr-eIsr4N-
Manufacturers Of superior UMBRELLAS and PARAsoLs-
adapted to the best retail trade,
nEvery article warranted. Particular attention given Il
orders jei 2plm
MeaRODus.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23
Dental Surgeon.

DIR. GEORGE w. SMITH
Has removed from No. III Canal street opposite sld
No. 2 door from Rampart where be pleased to re-
esivs his old friends may desire mis-
services. alG 2ptfkw
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23
FRESH Goods Fresh Goods
Diseases or the Inroat and Lungs.

Diseases Of the IYs2.Oat and Lssngs.
DIR. @. PRESTON CRANE
Would respectfully that his location still the
ssme-old 49, new No. 1876 ST. JOSEPH STREET be.
tween Camp and ST. Charles, where he will continue to
treat diseases of tho THROAT AND LUNGS by his Pc
culiar and successful method of
INHALATION OF MEDICATED VAPORS,
In connection with CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIES. Dr. O.
will also continue to administer the
ElECTR0LYSES OR ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS,
Which have already proved wonderfully encaeious
RHEUMATISM,
GOVT, LUMBAGo,
INTERMITTENT,
sCROFULA,
And all affections and In all diseases arising from I'M
pnrties Of the blood produced by the minerals
the SYSTEM will also give his attention to diseases
the Eye and Ear.
Office hours from s A. NJ. till Q P. M.
Patients desirons consulting Dr. by letter wi
hddresa BOX q. 49, die ptfFrMo&We
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23
Mating. Mating. Mating.

have now en- hand choice lo Of ATTINGs Of the best
brands which selling at
20 Cents Per Yards
Also, our usual splendid assortment Of FINE NAHna ANy
AND ROSEWOOD FURNITURE, CHINA AND GLASS
WARE CURTAIN srurFs etc., which we VIII sell low to
make room for fall stock.
p. MALLARD,
3s-i 1p1'-iin % Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23
ITO the Public.

The subscriber is prepared furnish GAS WORKS Of
all sizes for cities factories hotels sugar houses or dwellings,
under the patent granted Prof ROBERT GRANT dated
january 27, 1857.
These ork arranged to make the Coal Resin
Resin OIL Cotton Seed simple their construction
perfectly safe, and yield larger quantity Of gas given
amount Of material than any other known process.
beg to refer to the following certificate Messrs E. Hall
Co. St Louis Hotel where large coal works seem
small apparatus be operation at the Novelty
Works Agency, No. lGanal street. New Orleans:
sr, Louis HorE1, New Orleans May 80 1860.
F. W. G. Cook, Esq.
Dear sirIt is than months since the Gas
Works known Robert Grants Patent put up by You in
this Hotel have been in operation us pleasure 10
be able to state that satisfied with them every partc
lar and will take this occasion to state rthe that for
six days l connection with the city gas having been cut on
we have burned average of two hundred lights
portion Of those until morning supply Of gas for which
has been made from five hundred pounds twenty
four hours The works simple and easily managed and in
utility and economy excel the yeur
Two all that required any season of
the for the keeping of the works in order manu-
faeture of gas.
Very respectfully yours,
o. E. HALL L co.
Fer the sale of the above Works for the exclusive rights
for cities, counties or States, apply to
F. W. C. COOK,
tAGENr ron ROBERT GRANT)
No Canal street.
JED 2plm New Orleans
Eig'esU0rFss
We offer for sale at low rates fresh and large stock
of FIREWORKS consisting in part of
SKY ROCKETS,
WHEELS,
ROMAN CANDLES
FIRE CRACKERS, etc.
: F. L. PIFFET, m5
iel2 2p2tawtjy4 No. 1873 Canal street.
Fresh Goods Fresh Goods
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23
IFss,.. II. KDroac,. $ Co..,

Manufacturers Of superior UMBRELLAS and PARAsoLs-
adapted to the hest retail trade.
nEvery article Particular attention given to
orders ..=4 ie4 oulm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23

RELIABLE a1FT-Rook ESTABLISHMENT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23

GtgstrS cigars
Purchasers viii always find in of the wei
Snon hrans-1nenuidad Flor de Pujadas Meridana Flor
Paneho, Redowa Caborga Paragas, Know Something
ngton Dos Hsrmanas Mazo Habano etc. etc. at the 6wea
,rrea.
P. PRATS IL CO.,
n2S znH 20 Commercial Place.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-10-31
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDm Exrs

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
Voters lot every ballot have upon it you,
approval ofthe two Constitutional amend.
ments. One limiting the session Of the leg.
'slature to sixty days: and second requiring
any law to levy . tax to pay either tho inter,
est or principal Of the Rail Road Bonds to
be submitted to the people, for their appro.
val, before such tax Be levied, and repeating
tho s., O.OOO loan amendment. Remcm.
beF that every voter who fails to vote, counts
one against the amendments for in order "a
adopt the amendments they must each 70.
ceive > majority Of all the votes cast at the
Election. It is upon this neglect Of tho peo,
pie, that the enemies Of these measures RELY
Tor defeating them. Let the voters of Good.
hue be unanimous for these amendments:
} failure to vote has twice defeated IN
amendment to the constitution Of Ohio
which oil approve, limiting the session Of
Legislature in that State. Vote for tie
ss'e"dments, tvery body, don't fail.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-10-31

CoSvERTED.-A leading Breckenridge pol
itician in this town went out few nights
since to hunt his COW, and during his perc.
grinations he fell into mineral hole. For
tunately it was only some ten or twelve feet,
and he reached the bottom but little injured
by his descent. But getting out was, as in
the case of an eel-pat, harder than getting
in. The sides were perfectly smooth, and
nothing short Of wings could get him to the
top.
He commenced bawling for assistance
Alter about an hour, in which he had become
as hoarse as a jackass, he attracted the At:
tention Of couple Of miners who were
passing with torches. They knew the in
car,erated gentleman and his politics. and
both being ardent Douglas men they thought
the opportunity one good to make q con
vert. Accordingly they proposed to help
him ont on one condition, viz: that he should
vote for Douglas. The victim at first re.
fused, but hesitatcd when he saw they were
preparing to leave him. He plead they
were obstinate; he couldn't get out with
their assistance unless he gave the re-
quired pledge. In about half an hour the
victim yielded-gave his word to vote for
Douglas, the Devil or anything they wished
save Lincoln, and then was hauled up.
The above is fact, and we have no doubt
that the gentleman will religiously adhere to
his promise.-Dabuque Herald.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-10-31

A story is told of Dick, a darkey in Ken
tucky. who was notorious thief-so vicious
in that respect. that all the thefts in tha
neighborhood were charged to him. On one
occasion, Mr.. Jones, neighbor Of Dicks
master, called and said that Dick must be
sold out ofthat part Of the country, for he
had stolen all his NJ. Jones'sl turkeys
Dicks master could not think so. Tho two
however, went into the field whore Dick was
at work and accused him of the theft. "You
stole Mr.. Jones's turkeys" said the master.
mo didn't massa," responded Dick. The
master persisted. "Well," at length said
Dick, "l'll tell you massa, didn't steal dem
turkeys, but last night, when l went across
Mr.. Jones's pasture, saw one of our rails
ON de fence, so brought home de rail, and
confound it, when come to look dare was
nine turkeys on de rail!'