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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-28

STATE LOUISIANA,
Parrish Of Orleans city or New Orleans
Be remembered that this day December 1850
before the subscriber Iuee OF Peace the
city Aforesaid personally appeared omer Galard President
and schrser secrssy, of the Citizens Mutual
Company Of EeW oesns who being duly according
hw do depoe and say that the aboTe just
true and transcript from the books Of said Company
o. GAILLARD, President
A. sGHREIBER, Secretary.
Sworn 10 and Subscribed before this day. December
n 1852 ARTHUR SAUC1ER,
Third Justice Of the Peace the Parish Of Oriaans.
tere the outstanding Certificates Of Profits for this 1857
and 1858 and after the second MONDAY In February
The Board of Trustees have declared dividend Ten
For Cent the earned Premiums of Company,
year ending November 90 1850 which Certificates
issued and after he second MONDAY February next
-TRUsTEEs-
Geo, W. West, r. r. Hunt,
Jas. A. White, MI. Musson,
Douglas West Martin Gordon yf.,
b. jaatson, Numa Augusn,
Ar: Milsenberger, Gesaire Olivier,
j. Leisy, A. BONN,
0nner Gaiiard.
The Company costume insure against the pars
and rivers and is and damage BY e the
premiums. .
R3r ONCE No. 8 Carondelet street dig
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-28

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-28
WINES AND LIQUORS.

CAZERAC BRANDIEs WE HAvE GOOD
Dsupply hand receiving by direct mpotions from
France additions stock Of this celebrated and highly
favored brand We have 1885 In eighth pipes S IN eighth and
quarter pipes 1902 do do 1905 In halt quarter and eighth
pipes invite the attention of tho trade and connosseurs
generally this article pure and unaduerated For sale
New York terms and prices by -
ole " Sole n this city,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-28

CTEEL PLows. STEEL Flows.
The UNDERMINED have been appointed Agents for the s
the CELEBRATED
Steel p1eWg,
Manufactured by the old established house OF A. Peseock Son.
... Cincinnati Ohio.
And receiving from Them fl asaomsnt for Sugar and
Cotton Plantation use Wherever these P.ows thew
enjes the hghest reputation. They Fave heen fully
this State Planters will find their interest bHy their
Plows from will gisan them be represented,
well the cheapest Pillow of the kind In the market
We have all the sizes No. to No 8, with and without
Cutters. Fol.GER 4 CO.,
Ichonptoulas and IAsee streets,
Between Grasier and Poydras
iaIs sIr New ndeaa4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-19

The Mosr CURIOUS Book IN THE WoRLD.-Per-
haps the most singular photographic curiosity is
that which belonged to the family of the Prince de
Ligne, and is now in France. 1t is entitled: Liber.
PASSIONS Nostii Jesu Christi cum ehdrdcteribus
n,da mate,'ia composais. This book is neither
written or printed The whole letters Of the text
are cut out Of each folio upon the finest yellum ;
and being interleaved with blue paper, it is read
as easily as the best print. The labor and patience
bestowed on its completion must have been excess
sive especially when the precision and mnuteness
of the letters are considered The general execu-
ton in every respect, is indeed admirable, and the
vellum is Of the most delicate and costly kind.
Rodophus II. of Germany, Offered for it, in 1910,
IL 900 dueats which was probably equal to 90 600
at this day. The most remarkable circumstance
connected with this literary treasure is that it bears
the royal arms Of England, but it cannot be traced
TO have ever been in this country. Notes and
Queries.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-19

The other Sunday an eminent divine was preach-
ing upon the parable Of Dives and Lazarus, and
when arrived at the point where Dives, in great
heat, lifted up his eyes and asked Abraham to al
low Lazarus to come To him with drop Of water,
he said " To this apparently reasonable, but, nm
der the circumstances, totally nadissible request
negative answer was retnrnedH This is, as
ppoa i.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC.

PHOTOGRAPHIC.
A NDERsoN s. BLESSINGS
VIEW AND SUPERB
PHOTOGRAPHIC g. DAGUERREoTYPE
sALoo
Ne. 81 Camp street,
CORNER OF COMMERCIAL PLACE,
NEW ORLEANS.
oPPosIT THE PICAyUEE OFFICE.
We beg leave inform patrons and the pub
lie that removed from 1874 Canal street to the above
named commodlous building, which atted and fur
nished In suitable style, with the M
Largest sky-Lfght I'm the city,
A LARGE RECEPTION ROOM for the Public,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-19

A ToPooRApHIcAL EKRoR.-Tbe Nashville Pat
riot says:
g The Battle of New Orleans, Ballad of Louis.
iana,' IS the title of poem in Harpers Magazine,
by Thomas Dunn English. 1t consists of III lines,
but we can give but four:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-19
? Here IN my rude log cAbinl
E'eV ,nprer men there he

As there happen to be no mountain ranges in
eaep the b oa ayy res as
English, but disappointing they physical geo.
gfaphy Of country Is thing he oughtnt to have
DIfU1,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-19

This Company successors 10 the New Orleans Insurance Com
pany insure against the Loss and Damage by Fire Pers Of
the Seas and Rivers at the Of premium
j. TUYES, President.
J. ". HrseKs, Secretary. np2 sta,ysn,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-19

None Of the above were bought by traders for
the South: but the purchasers were all citizens of
this county, who were buying for their own use.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-19

NEqno PROPERTY ON THE MISSOURI FRONTIER
The Westport (afo.) Star of the 18th inst has the
following:
Last Monday number Of negroes were sold at
are such as to show Il stronger confidence in this
sort Of property than has existed for some time
past. Some Boston merchants were in Independ-
enee during the sale, and they expressed their
establishment at the figures at which the darkeys
were knocked off. One of them remarked that he
had beenle to believe that negroes were mere
drug in this part of Missouri; that everybody
T. an sng
after by the farmers and mechanics, and the most
extrayagant prices paid. Among the sales we
have meInnra ndnrns &c the following
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-19

sEspAY MORNING. JANUARY III. 1860.
AAEsS@-A-c EE
var EaNoR Or INN STATE or LOUISIANA,


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s ~ sg t,,s. ans3itol. shnurs I. baanre 3,
III M ss s s.. sssan III sIsss, sna I'M 40 NJ.
cIedis III HE General Fund.-
aae 1e1eipss thto sas Ssa.s ~ w 81
FsSiT NE HNC1ttft 01 ttAS NfSaSlsst u HN sts
s 81 'ssssj ssas ri.
Thr 9sssifsa4ed expenditures Tor tho Same period
fnf10afsssa ME unexNenard balances amount II
ii issssA ~ gbnsE;ng 8 hnIanre Ia fl,e cretii
nf ibAs gaRa on the 3lst of March, 1861, of Sl6d,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-12
Mame gunraal.
Saturday Morning, January 18th.
LECTURE.

Our citizens were favored, on Wodnes
day and Thursday nights, with lectures
by Prof. s. NJ. HEWLETT, the renowned
temperance orator. The weather was
quite disagreeablc both evenings, yet
no was greeted with n good audience
the last evening, and everybody was
pleased, and those whe had not heard
him the night before felt that they had
missed q rare treat which rain and mud
could not again make them miss. The
lecture we heard was decidedly superior
to any we ever listened to-. There was
more incontrovcrtablo and sound argu-
ment, more wit, and more interest en-
bodied in ono OF his speeches than we
ever heard any other temperance lectu-
'rer incorporate in u speech. lie is n
man who will nevrr fail to enlist the at
tention of his auditory. Ono moment
tho holds them spcll-bound by his clo-
1uence, the next moment their sides
are shaking with laughter. AS u mimic
he is unsurpassed, whether in the "rich
Irish brogue," or as a Frcnchman, II
D-o-o-tchman, q Yankec-in any char
acter he initiates to perfection. In all
that he says he makes "smilcs from real
son fow," and by q word or look OK
presses n volume. He wraps II thou.
sand thoughts in u few words and I'M
rolls the whole in the twinkling Of an
eye. He fi~scinatcs you at the begin
ming and pleascs to the end.
"Mr. Hewitt" says the N. Y, Obser-
YER, "was born in England-an actor
upon the stago-dissipated-was res,
cued from the slough Of dcspair-has
buried the companion Of his first choice
is a good singer, and is now filing
the land with his eloquent appeals for
suffering humanity. God bless and
speed him."
We hope to sec Prof. IIewlittin Win
chester again, before leng.
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THIS POST OFFICE.

During the quarter ending 31st Dc.
.cember, 1859, there were sent from the
Post-ofice in Winchester, eight thousand
four hundred and ninety letters, exclusive
of free ones $500 multiplied by 8 is
25,47O, equal to s254,7O, supposing that
only 8 cents was paid on each letter.
Pretty sharp correspondence for Win.
chester.
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FATAL AFFRAY.-Two negroes in this
county had q fuss last Sunday night,
andin the affray II ofthcm cut theoth-
er's throat, from the effects of which he
soon died. The negro killed belonged
to VIM. l.. Sergeant, and was the same
who was tried for putting obstruction
on the Railroad track. The other ne.
gro belonged to Daniel Champion.
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k r Q m Q d Y

TINS Remedy cures when al other propara-
tionS fail, 1t Is entirely unlike every other
compound; containing no Mineral Poison or
NmlscolS Drug; rs 1t is prepared solely from
Roots, Barks, and Leaves, and In, been handed
down, from one generation To- another, bv the
Cherokee Indians. ltis offered to the public
on It's own intrinsic merits. 1t perform It, du-
ty quickly und thoroughly. The unfortunate,
ofcithcr sex, will be repaid by the use Of this
Remedy, instead of placing thrnsclyo, ut the
mercy Of some Quuck or Professor, This Rem
cdy strikes ut the very root Of the disease; il,
tendency is not simply 10 suspend The poison,
but to remove the cause on which it doprnds.-
Fun Directions, IN pamphlet form, accompany
each bottle, Tn speedy and permanent RELIEF
afforded by this remedy, in all case, of Gonor
rhuN, and of elect, Gravel, Structure, Fiucr
Albus whites IN Females, and all Disease, Of
the Urinary Organs, has astonishcd the most
scientific men OF the age, This Remedy not on
y rrIdicNtcs all Poison from the System. but
lnvigorutc, thrmost dclirUlr constitution,
10 II doe, not affect The Breath, or interfere
with any Clos, Of Business, or require any devil
alton from the usual diet.
10" ltroQuirr. no assistance Iromotllugm ned
icincs.
re3" And what enhances It's value. is the en-
tire absence oraIl Nmiaouus taste, bcingn %l,lols-
ant and delicious syrup,
VA" Price ~ per bottle.
POTTER Il MERWlN,
SOLE p~ROpEIUTurS,
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MORL TO BIZ ADMIRED
THAN THE
RICHEST plANEM
EVER
Worn by Kings OF Emperors =!

WHAT? Why 4 BEAUTIFUL HEAD or HAIR.
Because it is the ornament God himsc eli prOy"cd iOr
all our race. Reader, although the rose NAY bloom ever
50 bright in the GloNing cheek, the eye be eyer SO spark
ling, the teeth be those OF pearls, IT the head is hr'rtho'
It's covering, OF the hair be SnarIrd and %s'lIycIci, harsh
and dry, or worse still, if sprinklrd with gray, nature
viii lose m0rc than halt her charms. Prot Wood's Han
Restorative, il fused two ~ three times u week, viii H..
store and permanently secure To alt such an ornament -
Read the following aud Judge. The writer OF the first is
nn. Woop,- New Vorh, April 10, lS.s.
Dean $ir,-rcrInit ne TO express /" You tic ohIiga'
tons | am uLdcr for the entire restoration 1T my holr to
its o,igluul co'oli about Tic time of my arrival IN the
Unitcd States 1t was rapidly Incoming gay, but upon
the application OF your "ilmT Ersto'a,iNr"i II soon "cov'
cred its urigiuai hue. consider yuDr Restorative as 4
very wonderful inventions, quite rlucatiouS ass well as
agreeable. lam, dear sir youIs iLuly,
SlIlALlEHG.
"Wrycha'r Gwyicdyd,t.'
Welsh Newspaper Office, ~ Nassau st., Arril T., SIS.
pgur. o.. j. NooB:-lcar III, Some month a. SIS
weeks aru received a bottle ol yuur Hair restorative
aud gave II to my wife, who concluded 10 Try II on her
hair, little thinking at the time that It would restore tie
aay iair to its original color, bmt TO her as we'll as my
]sUrprjsc, after a few weeks urI it has performed tho,
wonderful rfrCt by turning all the gray hairs to u dark
brown, At ic same time beauty Eg AMI thichcnir% tie
hair. lsilougly recommend the aluNc restorative tua all
persons IN want OF such a chotS" OF ItlCir etlr', ,,,,.
New York, jay q, 1907.
PuoF o !. Woon; With confidence do recommend
yon Han Restorative, as bcim. the most rfirrriDus anti
Gle | ever saw. Since using your Hair restorative my
lmir and whtshcis Which were almost Willie, have a,adu.
ally crown dnrk; aud now feel confident that = few more
applications Will restore thcm To their natural collar. II
also has relieved me oi all daldIutI and unpleasant itch
iUg, 50 common among persons win" I%ctsl!c Accly.,
J,G. KlIBY.
Pror Woop-Ahout two years aro my hair conmcLaca
falling of and turning gray, vas last becoming bald, and
had tried many Remedies to no effect. | commenced
using your Restorative IN January last. \ few arplca
tons fastened my hair firmly. II began to I'LL up, gov
out, and tun black To its former color, OdnchJ Al this
time it is fully restored to its original color, hcalth, aud
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FoxEs.-Thc foxes are very numer-
Gus, and re doingconsidcrable damage
in our county at this season. DR., Wal
lace Estill, who lives u few miles from
town, tells us that out Ola gang Of thirty
young pigs, all have been eaten but two.
They destroy poultry and young pigs
wherever they can find them, and come
boldly into the yard. Other portions
of the neigbborhood are complaining.
1t is said hal the little foxes cat the
tender grapes "but these are big foxes
that eat tender pigs" Our hunters
ought to go out now and display their
skill.
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Tor SALE.

4 BARGAIN TO BIZ HAD.
We offer for sale our (am and i'm.
provcments, lying in the 81 district Of
Franklin County, on NichoIson's creek,
one mile south Of Mann's Ford, eight
from Winchester and seven from Salem,
and containing 2l0 acres, about 81 in
cultivation, the balance timbcrcd. Ia
respect to fertility Of soil and hcaIrhluI.
ness Of locality, a view will convince
any one in both respects.
AS \ STOCK FARM.
it is unsurpassed, being abundantIy wa.
tered on every pant by numerous free.
stone springs, and convenient to one OF
the best cattle ranges in the county, hav.
ing access to the BarrenS river hills and
bottoms. There is also an excellent
White Sulphur Spring,
on the place. ALSO, two permanent
Water Powers,
one operating It Cotton Spinning Establishment
and fixtures, a set of Wool Cards, Turning
L.mhcs. Nc. The other drives q
Grist Mill, Cotton Gin, and Molasses
Mill.
B.th Powers could be much improved. As II
situation for Il saw Mill. or n Distillcrp, the
place cannot be- beat in point of convenience
II abounds in
Marble,
Of various kinds: red, gre, and variega.
ted, which has been successfully worked.
We have excellent specimens OF
Iron Ore,
found on the place which promises an
abundant supply. We feel disposed to
offer q bargain, and make the payment:
cosy. We will sell one.half or the
whole, with or without the machinery
Apply 10 the subscribers on the place.
ANGEL & TAFT.
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And now, we make the following mo-
4tion, to be introduced the first meeting
. of the Board: That our streets be fred,
and named also. Gracious knows they
ncod fixing very much, and need to be
named almost rs bad.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-12

If the epitaph on the tomb stone Of
many a young lady were correctly ell
grayed it would read-"Dicd Of thin
Shoes Then why don't our ladies all
wear good, hcavy-solcd shoes, James
Campbell has Il superb lot Of superb
shoes on hand, and he says he will sell
them rery cheap. See advertisement.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-12

IT is gratifying to us to witness many
evidences of Il growing disposition on
the part Of our Southern people to pat
ronize home institutions generally, in
preference to those which have Dor
rowcd cnchantmcnt from distance
Wcarc Il homcspun people, and ought
to glory in it, We believe in trading
with home planters, supporting home
mechanics, patronizinghomc merchants
building up home schools, marrying
home women, and living ut home.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-12

DR.. Granville p. Smith has been cbo-
ser President of the Bank of Tennessee
at Nashville, and John A. Fisher, Esq,
fhshier.
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State Of Tennessee, Comptroller's Office.

otaC6 OF ItHHesSoo' OonlPe0HVf 0n0o'
NASHVILLE, JANUARY ., 1860.
THIS IS TO CERTIFY
That the Etna Insurance Company; located
at Hartford in the State of Connecticut, has
complied with all the requirements of an Act
passed by the General Assembly of the State
Of Tennessee, in March, 1856, entitled An act
to regulate the Agencies of Insurance Compa-
mics not incorporated by the taieo Tennessee.
and that WIN. JAS. SLATER is the legally
authorized Agent of said Company in the tow
Of Winchester, State Of Tennessee.
J. T. DUNLAP. E~mpboNsr.
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YAK n ~ ~ WA F4E S%h
L@5 MA "a IN LSS IVA NV .,
Iris, c, un,. ,,onc cui,, ,,,ry rc.Ir,o,u,
hannah @rmly is suffice, 10 dscose ., disturbance olno
c% NJ, = o]rIl",I CO., COMMON "o' sense, hey may Ic able Solo
",J"T iSh , GG. n:S I,.% ,M %t do ,r .I,,!I oli, y,.i ,Hr I1ur ,S eou. Sc io
pursue is c]tri.t"y r4a, v1t,n Yg rs"lo,e a G.ron
life. FOR tits TwIo,c, IN, j]iosiyocr las n]troloe,1 to
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-12

We are glad to fluid that our friends
in this county are manitesting an inter
est for our paper by sending us news
items, of one kind and another, for pub
LEGATION. And we respectfully ask al
who may know Of anything that would
be interesting to orr readers, to inform
US. A correspondent from Salem sets Il
good example this week. The Texas
Correspondence on our outside will be
found interesting, though brief; and that
is the way to make all Communications
for anewspaper-short and to the point.
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THANKS.

Our clever friend, Joseph, W. Carter,
at Dccherd Depot, who's team has been
running for a long while between that
place and Winchester, in carrying goods
and packages, desires us to return his
thanks to the citizens of Winchester
who have p%atronized him. The freight
for this point will hcnceforth be dcIiv-
cred by the Winchester and Alabama
r. r., at II depot in town, and Mr..
Carter will haul no more. We have
this to say for Mr.. c.: He has ever been
prompt and correct in his accommoda-
tions. Through the worst weather he
has kept his wagon going, and we don't
believe any n has ever yet grnmbIcd
or had cause to grumblc. His charges,
too, have been rcry moderate, no doubt
less than they should have been to make
any money. We think while he is re-
turning thanks to our citizens, they in
turn will all thank him.
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N O t i C e !
M for s | !

N Q g + o OF
WILL, on Wednesday, the 9Th day OF
February. 1860, before the Courthouse door, IN
Winchester, Tenn, offer for sale, tothe highest
b;dIer. for cash. a NEGRO BOY, Of copper
compleSion. named TOM, about . years old,
levied upon as tho property Of g. w. Martin,
to ,ati,fy an execution in my hands, issued from
a Justices Court. in favor Of u. 4. Turner and
John Erwin. &. ARLEDGE,
Jan. ( Deppt' Sheriff.
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For sale by s, ", iio0@htoo, Winchester,
Tenn, and by Berry ~ nruoyilla. and G.. ".
IIcndcr,hott, Nashville, and Druggists every
where. Jan. ,, lNDn.
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a GAk,Ee.

a CNREs.
| have associated with mo in The Nur'
sery business Mr.. George n. Cherry
formerly proprietor OF the River BANK
Nursery, Rochester, N. Y" recently
from Nashville, Tenn. -.
MIR. Cherry is a practical Nnrseryman,
Of many years experience hereafter
Tho business will be conducted under the
name and style of s. w. Houghton q
Co S. W. HOUGHTON.
SeptI 80 II.
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IIOLIDAYs.-Thesc are the gaps
through which temptation finds the
easiest access to the soul.
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Next week we will publish, if we
have room, the larger part Of Il speech
delivered in the House Of Representa-
tives, on"thc 10th uIt,, by c. l.. NaIIan-
digham, ofOhiO. 1t isa noble effort.
We once heard II young lady friend OF
ours engaged in talking Islander. For
her benefit and all other females who
thus act, orspcak, we publish the follow
ing; which if they read will surely be an
incentive to Il reform:
SANDERS, issuing from red and beau
tiful lips, are like foul spiders crawling
from the bIushing heart Of rose.