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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-09

EtEl16xIARD TABLES CONSTANTLY ON HAND
~ asi fSr sale from the mannfaethry Of Messrs AZ BRBN
VICE BED, siieins Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables
BEnBswex Patent ushinns also Cloths Balls CUES and 81
D her friIxalngs tsleaSfng 10 this line
AL oraats as aF reviewed and promptly attended to-
Al W. MERRIAM
ali ly w 81. Charles Billiard Room o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-09

NeuvELLE OaLEAxs, q mars 1860.
A.rhnnorAhic no.ssl GDuniun 10 Noavele Orleans
MI MSS4 HUKS-Les snussiSnes pFOpriefai-
~ Ia Richard, DIES fchoupoiias Annon
riafi1 denandent honorable
secticns III Ct 2 de y nonvele Care
II Vile de He see htsncsn, dix iours dRy dams
Il gazette otcais de boes
dnganit IL Rrhatd dc Tchoupitoulas Annoncia1ion
aInt reteycf rsniyesr baquees
cotss.
Leuyass deva sre t dapres les specifications du
Stanley Wright, so7 pieds
Robt. Ahhatt,
r. b. W. a. Mullen 129 :.
ID. o. ID. sElisAn, 2l6 !,
T. y. Collins, 40 :.
JAS. A. HoKINs,
Ald ahubw seefsirs dn Enteau des Assistants Aldermen
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

1 WRIGHT o. Cty's CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
- and popular Family Medicines which they supply
Druggists Dealers Propretos lowest Wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency Nos Isl "a street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-09

New ORLEANS, July LIST, 1859.

NEW ORLEANS, July ls 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
OF the City of New Orleans
THE undersigned owners of real estate
fronting iensile street. from johnson street TO Dorge
nos both sides, respectfully pray that ordinance
resolution BIS passed by the City Council ding law for
the construction Of brick sidewalks bodeed by rbstones
Doeois Streets twelve feet in width to the line 81 te
the and two feet in width curstones
intervening space be filled p propery graded to
correspond with the brick pavement on each side
East side West side.
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Notice Is hereby given FRIDAY June 1860
Iwi adadeate my office al Il O'Clock NJ the above
tracts.
je9 ~ F PuPLESSIS, Coniptroiler
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CFECINICATIONS FUR THE CONTRACTS
- for paying with SQUARE blocks bourbon street. from CA
nal Espanade street. also Toulouse street fom Leyee
square block paving said street between Chattres
Royal streets, Marais street. @ s N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-09

CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE. CO.
OF NEW ORLEANS m@4
Pursuant with the requirements Charter the CRIES
CENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY make the fol.
lowing statement:
Amount Of Premiums received for the year ending
sth Of june, lS59 $5752l2 Al
Amounts of Premiums nnternnaed ls July 1858, 122
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-12
CREDIT TO WHOM CREpgI IS DuI

CREDIT TO WHOM CREDIT IS DUE-
Among those whose efforts to assist :hc Commit,
tee in their hbors on the 9Th we hope every
Republican viii remember Mr. Billings and the
firm Of Burr Il Grove Bot, these firms did
all in their power. Nr. BILLINGS supplied the
crcckery, and Burr s Grove allowed al the Tin
ware in their house to DO taken By the Commit
tee, and neither charged Coz Us use. 0,hc. a.
orr merchants would have rendered ls5istagcc
il they had had the articles wanted others.
snd Republicans. refused 20 render aay assis-
lance, bu, wee Hing - receive q .ho aiyan-
iages without being Themselves - trouble and
cost. AZ such times ever citizen should render
al the cid in his power, A. such meetings, il
properly conducted, asc o5 great airuuc' "a
our city and to ogr merchants, nothing is ever
gained by the saving Of cent or such occa-
sions. Dollars may run FROM pcnuriocs cxpea.
diturc. No citizen Is exempt from any expense
which mag build up oar you.s city ard give il
character abroad
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AZ Norfolk, recently, Judge Douglas, in the
course of his speech, was Intercepted a. to
whether he thought Lincoln's election would
Justify Southern secession, and whether such Sc
cession. II attempted, should be resisted with
lorce? lie replied
II Abraham Lincoln be elected President of
the United States viii the Southern States be
Jus'lned IN seeding from the Union? To this |
emphsncallv answer no. The election Of a man
me Presidency by the American people, in
eoniormiy with the Constitution ~ the nited
Mates would not justify anv at,crrnt q, dissol,.
ing this glorious coniederacv.
II they, the Southern States. recrJ., from, tn,
'n'oh upon the Inauguration OF Abraham Lin
coin, before he commits an overt sct ar,ins,
,ner Constitutional rights, viii YOU advise or vim
"ca& resistance by force to their SECESSION
answer emphaticaly that ii is the duty OF the
President OF the United States and all others in
authority under him, to enforce the laws of the
C"'e! States as passed by Congress and as the
courts expound them. and !, as in duty bound
oy my oath OF fidelity TO the Constitution. am to
10 :. All IN my power 20 aid the government of the
United States in maintsinin, H., supremacy of
me laws against all resistance to them. come
S''''~i u N'utti- III ttffF words, L
MAX the President Of the United States. who
ever he may be. should treat all attempts 10
o oSsan up the Union by resistance to lis laws as
"" HICKORY treated the NulIifiers in 1882.
IN TINS there is sense and patriotism. The
"'""ers OF Judge Douglas woull evince wis.
e'" by following his example Bat N Of them
nave not that WISDOM One of the most recep.
OF them, Ex-Goy Hunt, in his Locl,port speech,
A,sed in this ve5S dineren; strain:
mere We're some further practical considera
auis which be desired in all Kindness. 70 address;
@'ne candor Of his Republican friends If they
%'eceec IN their efforts, the Chief Magistrate O
as country viii be chosen by the Free State.
.s ''e. lie vas not one of those who commended
&c, such an election would be sufficient caust
w. oreaking up the Union. To certain exten
T.vo'd De a separation ipSo facto between n,
Sof'h and the South. l,would widen the breach
'.een The sections and give lis at least fou
''.'s OF turmoil and confusion.
fresiden; elected by the combined strength
one section, must enter upon his arduous du
Ne es under peculiar and fearful disadvantages
NC surrounded by difficulties and c-nbarrass
rom the start. Ho could scarcely organ
aus administration, and surely he could no
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carry on the government single day without
forming a treaty with the Union men Of the
South.
While Douglas scouts the idea, Hunt deIibe
rateiy encourages Treason. Douglas recognize:
the Intentionally and righ;ialness of al elec
zion which HuGt declares "would be separa
zion between the North and Sou:hn And while
Douglas admits that the DisuuiOnists now
should be treated as "OId Hickory" treated
.aem in 1892, Hunt has not a word of coHdeni,
nation for them, but or the contrary uses their
threats 70 terrify Northern voters, and appeals
70 Us to let COwardicc instead Of Conscience die
iste low We shall cast our ballots
The contrast IS the more striking, l.om the
fact tina: Douglas was addressing Southern au-
dience, where capital was to be made by pam
derin5 20 sectional pFeiudices. But this he
scorncd to DO. Gov Hunt, on the Other hand,
ia addressing Northern audience, docs no;
scrupe to appeal to the nleanest fears and most
contemplate motives, Of which any Northern
voter can reasonably be supposed capalte.-Al-
bang Journal.
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pi,npl,s on ,,,e Face. and skin Diseases,

Pi1npI,s on she Face, and skin Diseases,
Are -ens-.T caused by ani.naIsu burroushet IN the
skin nt Te-L- Magnetic oiatu"n ~ - powerful ami
peur+rar-u- qualities. Getrny- every set'ra = 'hcra-
,r~o-a. health -aE hsate to IN" skin Whenever a ?
Piled, removing Iioa n4 tr-csies
INrLAvED OK SoRE FYs-s "A Cushing OF South Bend
= says The Aagnst'c Ointment is the only reine'!
n u-o here for EH1rae! E,S. Tse A-GIter OF Gr coun
~ has mach faith IN Us curative powers - tbs ofse
that he 10: only -'y recommends H., but offers = l5r
eit the amcun; paid 10 each cas- L fails ct a re -
'IIzs Piles which this s-as-u ot TIE year AZ
lieu arly troublesome are cared - onta % ir q
Magnetic Ointment apply O. ds Fsrt- at'.,e'. -l-
small of the back
NEsvuUs OK SICK IEsDACHE apply the n.nt'1eg. 'sJiy
- the forehead and temples ani t.ck Of tie meek
To he sples OF the lee. AID palms 81 tie Ian j. -
relieve ;ts everest besGaohe II thirty minute.
eF-Rasi sdvertjsemsnt 4 This paper 2-'gl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-12

RypugLIcAH RALLY AT DELm CEHrgR
Hon. George ". Brown, Of Jackson, viii al
dress the people of Delhi, at Hunts Hall, in
Delhi Center, on Saturday evening next Nr
Brown il a true Republican, Of the right metal
and good speaker. let orr friends and ;hs
Wide-Awases Of this city turn outlet there p,
a full meeting at Deihi-let TIE ligh. shine there
and soon that dark place Of bogus icmoc,er5
will glow with Freedoms lights
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wednesday lornIng, sept. II. 1850

I1,coIS WiDE-AwAEEs There viii
b. regular meeting Oft the Lincoln WiGe-Awake
csb at Headquarters, on Tuesday eveaing, Sept.
,s 1850, az O'Clock. Business Of importance
ain come before the Club, and every member is
reaues.ed to be present
y r. JONES, !Sc@v.
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Tue "IynoHTAL ] II. FREE.-This
great Champion OF Truth il now in Lansing, but
.,,,ot sneak AZ this time He vii return short
" and give " an address on bis great principles
Of Truth and Immortality. His philosophy il
tba, .nan shall be judged by his merits alone, ir
re.pec,ive oAwealth OF position in society"
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Was ha n Postmaster.


The above correspondence between the Loco
foco State Central Committee, and the Post
master at Adventure, some OF our Lansing wise
acres, undertook 10 represent as spurious, mas
much rs there was no such Postmaster at Adyen-
ture; whereupon, Mr. Whitman, foreman of
this cilicc, addressed note of enquiry to that
official, and received the following pithy re-.
Spouse
ADVENTURE 7. o., oSroSoGoN Co, Mich,
August @lst, le6O.
j. J. WHITMAN, Esq:
DEAR Sal am Just in receipt of yours of
2Gd inst, in which YOU enquire if l an now or
ever have been Postmaster at the above office.
Ia reply allow me TO state that was appointed
POSTMASTER at Adventure on the 10th of March,
1859, and that l have Post Master General
liots commission for the office bearing date
25;h of July of the same year, and that l have
discharged the duties thereof from that time tc
| the present. II your postmaster will look inte
| the post Office list, published to April l, 1889
he can satisfy himself by seeing my name there
as Post master at Adventure, 0ntonsgCn county
Michigan.
But, o, woe. woe! woe,!, My head i
bowed in the dust-hot tears are scaldiug ny
cheeAs-my iacerated and bleeding heart has al
most stopped its beating. How shall l disclos,
she mournful intelligence to my sympathizin:
friends; but the sad tale must be told. Nov
open your ears all ye friends of freedom and FIRE,
speech, and hear the dreadful news, Nv han,
trcmbiss "a | write-rar head IS Of Yes, n
friends, even so--the AK has fallen and nv head
less trunk is spouting biood-therc is one NOR
victim to the &oloch's power. ! am ruined an
undonel Ten shilliugs per month in clean cas-
at one fe'i Blow oh General Jackson Oh
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a.. VI-. D. -.
'''--7 w
'S e''Y anu '.1-''@ s'''''s OF ""o'' "e'D Do"s-
as men, '"'S'u P''' u "o'' Oh o1' once la''
"'''''''''''' j'''' a. Wv " ~ ''''i''..
- " - " - ' .'''
''''' %,
'', 80 .'' f~'' - q, ''' .''.''h 'e"'
Wv '''' o'-''''','' '.'-,''''''''-'' o. TIC
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C;T. Jsla- or tire Douglas Committee; iey
iisspOnse Of \ p. u.

Response Of n p. u.
Some days since, says the Dc;ro. Tribune
ihe Douglas organ in this city vas kind enough
.1 publish q circular of tie Republican Stat,
Committee. favor sc are ROW enabled to rccip
rocate The following is the secre; circular o.
the Douglas State Committee. which has been
sent 70 every Postmaster in the State. These
documents are frauked at the Post-oiicc in De.
trojt, as being on Pos,-oificc business:
STATE CENTRAL C9HaTTTEE RooM9.
Detroit, July l6, lsGo.
T. ~, ADyESTUEE.-Docr Sir-YOa have
been suggested to the Democratic State Central
Committee az a proper person to aid US in distri-
butns and disseminating proper information to
the electors in your town and vicinity. From
time 70 time, and rs promptly Is is possible, va
shall send you such documents As we shall pre-
pare, and SO hop" yau Tih g,e them iuiicou-
cir. aiatiou.
Your committee are, however. OF the opinion
that the " Campaign Free Press should have a
genera. and universal circulation aud in order to
effect this Nc hope yen wilt at the earliest possi-
bic moment get up club IN your tOen Of at least
ice. IL is furnished four months for 81 for 90
copies. Oar reasons for urging upon you The
circulation e.! newspapers, and especially the
Champaign Free Press is because each mum
beer contains ta-cc times the political information
Ct amy document which We can print. During
.le campaign ua" questions will undoubtedly
ari-. OF importance, affecting both the National
aud State issues, ard it is vital!y important the
people should have the earliest andmOst complete
knowledge upon any question which shall arise,
and this can only hc accomplished by tie cjrcu-
iatior Of = paper having access To the mos cx-
tcns;ve and complete Information from aU parts
Of the State and Union. (Sec terms IN Daily
aud Weekly Prec Press
Cine Of the most efficient means Of conducting
the present campaign Is 10 organize 2 Douglas
Club in each and every town, make 4 thorough
canvass Of each school district; not wait for for
cign speakers, but let every freeman and lover
OF his country, and in favor OF Barry, rctrench-
men and reform, and OF the pcrpe,uity o! the
Union, raise his voice in defence OF cherished
rights and OF Stephen \. Douglas, the true rep
rcscEtatiyc Ui the doctrine Of noH-iutcryontnn.
We trust you viii az once organize AMI for
ward to the Committee the name. of vour oil
GERS
From every section oi the State the uO.niEa-
TONS of Douglas and Barry are heartily respond
cd 70, and with a constant and continued efior;
CA gour part and oi yorr nci@hbors, the idcs O.
/ November viii resoUui with the welcome news
/ q iErtigGE rfdem.t.
Very respectfully,
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S1crIoxALIsN.-We don't hear as much about
. zcc,ionalism' as We used TO. The Breckinrdgs
men are siienccd on that point, because their
own party is only southern. The Douglas mon
are silenced because theirs is only Northern.
There is nobody TO " save the Union" from ina
sinary danger now but Gov. Hunt, who practi-
cally represents no party in either section.
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Herrick'S Kid Strengthening Plaster
| TIE Great Ssrengttener and HGN. Destroyer!
| CHEAPEST

IRe Gre2t SfreHgite1er dua EIs. DssiTcGcTi
Ba>T AND
HOUSEHOLD REMEDY IL THf WORLD
These rrnO~n -d Plaster- p4n- ~esAne,, ana SIS
tress. IN the back, sides aud breast Eve h,.,s. In
deed certain they 90 this that. The FropIi
warrants them. Spreai from resins bs-sms and gums
on beautiful Kid leather renders them peculiarly ada
ei To the wants % Fdlss an. Others Their application
Internationally 10 the strong tie delicate
mSn, and TIE feeble infant T. -aeL AMI a. ,h-s prove
balm and blessing Their use i agreeable snd w,h
out annoyance or troab!e Each Plaster vii FROM
one 20 f"r months, and IN rheumatic complaints spran.
and brtS. frequently effect hist al other
dies fsl Eull directions VII be found the back 81
oich- Public speakers vocalist ministers of the Cos
and Others will strengthen their lungs and improve their
voices by wearing trfs q the t'ols PRICE lsa cIS
e. The above articles sold b. Al the dealers iu
Lansing, by X. kent, Mason and by nrugsst- through
odt the United States Canadas and south Amer ca a.
wholesale by all large Druggists III the PRINCIPAL cities
HtIRlCh * BROTHERS.
lYis256 Practical Ctsn.iSis. iL-!np v L
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-, Adyertisrruiz have Size privilege of three
sl. rts 2py Co regular Gnd orinsry
-. 4a4srtisr,ents. only Aii others rh'rreaDy
~. square
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ISltaya-Thc Wabash PIaintcalcr, the only
Douglas organ IN Wabash county, and the lead
ing one in the Eleventh District, has hauled
down the names of Douglas and johnson, and
announced lis purpose To support Lincoln and
UaInIin hereafter. We noticed last week that
the editor after getting up a spicy issue in be-
half of Douglas on Friday had joined the Wa
bash Republican Club on Friday night, but doubt
ed if it were anything more than quiz. l: nos
appears to be real and sincere change, ard we
need hardly say valuable one 20 the Republi-
cans of Wabash.
STILL AEoTHER-After the Breckenridge de-
rlonst-ation of Tuesday, Charles CoulOn, of this
city, prominent German Douglas Democrat
for years the leading adviser, and most reliable
| defender cf the faith among the GeTmeus, re-
| Gently a Justice OF the Peace, and one OF the
Marshals OF the Douglas procession on the 18th,
| announced his fixed determination TO support
| Lincoln, and his desire on fitting opportunity
to give his reasons publicly for his action hr
diapcpoiiS .JoUrRcl.
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:. DOW EiWOOD,
Y. T.. =. LITTLE,
EDWARD KANTER,

Executive COB1m5NCc.
ASIAN Instance e the mutabil.ty of politics
we @iD meaticl that Of the above three siguers,
Sir Eantcr has resigned his place on the Com
nit.eo, and Mr. Little declared tor Brcckinridge
We DO not know how sa"craiiy The appeals
above made are responded to- bu. in this in
stance We ase enabled to give thc reply Of the
Postmaster "a. Adventure, from whc!, IL win be
seen that he IS not = safe man for the Douglas
Committee to rely upon. Ills letter, which Vie
append, viii be found highly readable:
Adventure 7. O., 0sToEAaoN Go,
July 29th 1850
GESri-vES--l am in receipt Of voCr circular
of July 10th, and am happy to inform You that
have been, and still am, engaged in distribu;-
ing and disseminating proper in formation to the
electors in this vicinity, and with good results.
ind that !oUr-fitbs Of our intelligent voters,
those that are able TO read, and reason for them
selves, are getting their eyes open 20 the demon
ali1ing tendencies of a corrupt democracy, aud
are HGcking in crowds 10 the standard of Honest.
Old Abe. Many that have long been walow-
ing in the Egyptian darkness of democratic mi
guilty, are now experiencing a change of heart,
and are now being brought TO see the light.
fully agree with you IN regard 10 the circu-
iafon OF the campaign Tree Press, and will try
20 have oar clubs circulate It as good Repub-
Ecan document among sensible men.
But gentlemen allow me TO say that I cannot
recognize you7 right TO detraud fhe Dostoifce de-
partment by having your o!ectioreering docu-
ments ranked tree br any postmaster, and here
after in directing 70 me Won win be good enough
10 prepay postage. In conclusion let me assure
you that this county viii give Lincoln and Ham
lin one hundred and fifty majority next NovcIn
bCr.
Hoping that you may see the error of your
ways, am gentlemen,
Yours truly,
WIN. ". SPAULDING, Pm.
To ). Dow ELwOoD, W. L. z. LITTLE, EDW
kASTER, State Democratic Executive Committee
Detroit, Michigan.
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aS- HEGRItk'S NAtTHLt>- SEGETAHlE FAAII Y
PilIS have inunsa-l the woTli gI;h ."pussri,y
Over I'VE million Of boxes are used annually. gy5n.
employment To eighty use men and PAT ;heci
up Their cures Numbered d. tlOUsands-thsiF pr1
- On the tongues q! d CITIZENS Of Michigan el---
where, have sou ever u--a u. u7 rur 10 Eng %.
Spanish, German and French rectians large f4I. Isl
boxes, . cents F-e boxes for 81. sid eyerys here
See Advertisement on 81 age. W.
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WeinInan's Brewery,

NaBie =, near Fszra.e COLLEGE
T WOULD respectfully inform tie citizens Of
/ LANSING snd vicinity, that I keep constantly
u hand a le.ter Kind OF Lager Beer, Ale and
small Beer. ever offered 70 this community.
which I snail sci by the Gallon, one-third, one
fourth. and cCe-1ad barrels, to suit customers
aad variant - at one dollar ltss per barrel thar
sod heretofore. Also, the be5. kind Of Vinegar
ct IL cents Per gallon.
Al orders lefs =. the Pos: Office, under ny
. address, VIII be promptly complied With. tn,
highes, price paid .or Barley.
lv26S FRED. UEINMAE.
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xa.es Of Aavcr.isgn=.

,. ,a.s- Oi lviinss,sI 70: ts -flt insertion ana
,-sat. iors.cG sa9-slalH Pl'A.a' 10" an! psf''e
Asythree MONTHS.
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zE9Vs ARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA

fs-r 81 institution established b. p,cdl sadolarcnf fT
tt- 5sE - n St Cnt Distressed Afflicted l-t,h Tiru
INT aud Ept jR1c Diseases, and specially far The Cte q
diseases r. PIG >r's9l 'reo7-s
fIlEAL ADVICE given gratis, BY the Acting Surgeon
III 10 ala ~ h1 aTg5 py .o-t-. ~lth description Il
ruu.r con on s-e oec patton ttts o. life, &c. and
-.s-ra
Nal-AEl CHI. IA r. e-l.a .o.t 1saa. aud o;her dis
eases . tie e.tut orgaHs. sud On tin NEW REMEDIES
employed ia Tie Nl" 3, seat 20 the athlete !iee Of
chang, Iws q 1lrse -tsu1s ~ postage v BE- accept
able.
Address. 90. BsPar, Ca :l.atmaHt, Dr. sEuLIS
south Nu,r stree Fnileae pLis, s. By order The hi
-ecorE EZRA HARTWElI, President.
Go FArHorHto. Secretary. Iv266
G,HEElFF SALE.-By virtue of one
execution issued cut al and under tI- zeal + ID.
rIr,'. tnut f- the county O. Iuran 70 me directed
5r'o-"s. o. James Waite I'D ans 20 The following de-
crba i-us aai tenrmeny, 10 WI Tue west half OF tie
-outhwes Vaar a. section seventeen township No
tso nor h Of raogcAo ;Fo We 81, in 'e county If lag IAN
ami State of N-..-a s-'.ic shsll expose Tor
I4t.- -"- tD .c h.f. p . e.. 81 t..e house
t-r ssr o &-.I, 90 jla -1sh dty Of september, u
do, ~ uu8 CLOCK p i. Dated &a-on August 18th 1870
1s-" EDY BAKER, Sheriff
tMmENSE EuCTloN SALE.
So sS,saara.9Ary opPpr,uu.t. To- purchase
Elegant First Class Furniture,
RICH IRON Stone CHINA.
| s-g.VE1% WARE, JEssfE4Ozss,
PIANO EOasEE2, sc, &c.
TIE E,I.a1 FURNITURE o.
FEE EEkEsg5EE ssgESEi,
Saturday, sapgesnDev E3iEs. ss1o.
4. r--r. 49, 81. e-r 1'.s... ... .a-i-t .-r,fi--
/ 81. ,.s. ,.s.-.. s.s-.-s. arLse.s.
I fs4H
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-12
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-26

ROFE WALKlxe.-Our Eastern exchanges
speak highly in favor of Mons. Solomon,
who is said to be nearly equal to Blondin in
tight rope performances. Mons. Solomon
proposes giving one Of his grand exhibitions
on Saturday morning, the 2sth inst, on a
rope suspended from the top Of the johnson
House to the top Of the American. The
place selected isa judieious one, being high,
and 50 located that thousands may witness
the performance. Our business men have
subscribed towards defraying a part Of the
expenses and an opportunity viii be offered
On the ground for all to contribute. Doubt
less the spectators viii give such substantial
evidences Of their appreciation and liberal
ity as win induce Mons. solomon to repeat
his exhibition in our midst at no very dis
tant day. vtvayF s--