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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-19
DIR. DAVIS,

COMPOUND SYRUP or H1LD CHERRY AND 7AR
Under Its influence the dangerous cough removed p
ting Of blood prevented the breathing rendered soft and
and the unfortunate sufferer soon restored from tho
awful condition of Consumption to healthy and confostsbe
existence.
For sale In New Orleans, wholesale and Retail, By
j WRIGHT 4 CO..
u and l5l ehartres street
., Sole agents for the South
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-19

SraING GLorHrsG.--Sere skies and balmy airs
begin 70 admeaia ef he opening 81 spring.
Ne need suffer, though, d, Moore 4 Co., l6
aad 1853 Poyas getting stock
Of spring clothing which includes everything stylish
elegant for the Of and bows clothing under
clothing These the manufacture Of thu con
ccFn and the proprieto pledge themselves sell very cheap
and guarantee all goods sold See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-19
aw Gsas duly Street aarne
T. STRINHER. B. co

E. sTRINaER 3 co.
| SPRING AND suMrrERs
r. sTRNGER q co.,
Camp street................su
Are receiving their supplies Of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
| Suitable for
| Spring and summer Wear.
NEW STYLES OF
OFFICE,
BUSINESS, AND
SAC COATS, in
SILK MIXED CASHMERE.
FRENCH BAT1srE !.
LIGHT MIXED
FRENCH MERINo.
BLACK ALPACA,
CoLoRED ALPACA.
FANCY DRILL.
WHITE AND coLD DRILL
Planters LINEN Do
Frock Coats.
SUPER. FR BLACK SINGLE AHlLED CLOTH.
>. BLUE
\. :. BROWN !. !.
:. DRAP DETE. .-.e.
:. BARBOUR MERINo
,. BLACK ALPACA.
,,.
LIGHT MIXED CASHMERE
akhf f"kkDs
FANCY LINEN DRILL
WHITE
eoLohED
WHITE
BLACK SILK every iighp IN.
FANCY /
BLACK BoMBAzINE . .. .@-t
BLACK ALPACCA
1
W.
As ~ Ae" -,A - "so1AAS'
ppoyE Ann cor nprn JINEN nrrerpps WIZ
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Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-19
PHOTOGRAPHIC.

PHOTOGRAPHIC.
a MORRISON S BLESSINGS
EEW AVID sUPERB
rHeToeRAPH1o q DAeuERREorYpE
SALOON,
Ne. o. Camp street.
CORNER OF COMMERCIAL PLACE,
New oRLEAss,
oPros1rE THE rlcAYuxE orrIoE
New Era in Photography.
A NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY
A NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY
NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
A NEW ERA In PHOTOGRAPHY.
NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
he improved HalIotype,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-19

ToW RfIs y q s an a;si ~
sAs aos fksfssssSsssgs!ll ssr..p4rl,.;
as sfotaHT sassl hi ssi'ts;''
BREAN's Pulnaonie Wafers;
pzS Ssa WIFI a 1;ss1s, ~
GOD 81 e Ole hsdgEs assea oi'fk O.
COP a 5syEk SII1 Burn Ba,as:t's IT,.
ouERU,s COD LIVER OIL JELLY; NNp''e
wR1aHTs Ios Hs E ysgst.ss Pls p.
s1fRISaToN;s Fever and ,A!.sas Pills;
sFE hsE;s saS Ss sook;s r ri:
'Af sss aS SisfIii Eli P $iI''
sfs aaoas ss'sf Esssse.
HAp PEbWsE Rssf R. Esliss;
AsSS Sss sEi;Si iss; %sss
DAias5s s e +; :ss EF5i $;s;
A0s aosH1I hlPl%ss ointment;
DIR. MeRsEs Invigoratag Cordial; ..''-'''
JUNG Ss ef SIss,sslkisErHr,s Detergent;
y. .e lNFAll.lbtlE Cholera Remedy.
KEhDALLS Cholera Syrup:
HARRIsoN,s Hair Dye; tSe1pA''
BACHELORS Hair Dye
PHALcN'S Hair Dive:
JAYNE5s Hair Tonic;
CHRIsTADoRo'S Hair Dye;
WOLFEiS Aromatic Schelaam Schnapps;
WATERS, Indelibe Ink:
a PAPSONS Indeibie Ink:
EInDER'S Tndelibe Ink;
WRIGHTiS Erasige Liquid,
1000 pounds Jun DROPS, asserted;
300 {. JUJUBE PASTE.
PURE BRANDY PORT and KERRY WINES. fer nedici-
nal purposes, constantly on hand.
R Merchants Planters Physicians orders respectfully
solicited Every article guaranteed fresh and genuine
q. NJ MORRISON 4 CO,
LII Il Magazine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-26

The New Orleans Picoync, under date OF Thurs
p. NJ, Sept 20, reports Of exchange
esteraays business In cotton was followed % BIZ e.
ied operations today, and, as a consequence, the
nclei movement was c1rrespoudlnrly largo. Tho OK
use market felt the influence Of this suddenly enlarged
', and saccumbcd neain 20 the increased ohsrogv.
~ ttefnr was done At 10eb Tor the same bills which
sus lOpst Yesterday, ard u would require "a oxcep
hsu'e 70 bring the latter Grfrc for remttnpc, pur
Inc banks 30 1Iot. q tloif A cclsldera5'e
w ~ tne cotton purchases today were for Enganf,
sstes VIC sterling market is better supplied. We
" tNo safes, with bills ~ sflrg attached, a. 1851
~ ifancs tic dealings ware moderate. and 80
gu.n rom Nlb a20. Time bills 90 the North
NC Heely cGercd, and We no.ice salss a. q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-26

~ and IN one instance d IN Drawers OF AL paper,
accountable in New York, asx = alA discount, but
they make little progress IN seiling Sight ceah
at for bank checks though the counter rate remsus
at 8, A. Three and five days bankers sold at g. 10
- and private sight closed at4 aga The market all
round was we'll supplied, and rates show tendency to
further sackenipg, though bank checks could not be
bought lower than y premium.
The Philadelphia Eceaia9 Bulletin of yesterday
says of the money market in that city,
ney continues abundant on the street al a x per
cent, with undoubted names good colisteras; but
secs nd class paper acceptances having over ninety
days 70 run difficult to negotiate ~ per and up
ward The agricultural products OF the West, South
Southwest are coming large quantities to the seaboar
creating profitable carrying business for railroads
ana ireighting vessels. Ships have improved 10 value
from twenty i've TO thirty per cent since III.
ment Of the present year. and there healthy business
dong In most departments Of trade
The Chicago Press of Saturday says
Mr. G. 7. Cromwell Of New York, here on his way
from the interior Of Wisconsin, has settled $l2 COO
Of farm mortgages the Milwaukee and Mississippi road
on deduction Of from 10 ten per cent from principal
and compound interest He represents the farmers
honest and simple minded and disposed to kindness
and beray with Z proper eeteem; and that 1t
for few cunning, connying lawyers, who bleeding
them, there would be no leagues eaguers against
these mortgages. They are however, settling daily Ex
change continues close at current rates. viz per
cent premium; buying rates = u per cent. Currency
abundant The money msrke. rs generally working com.
forabiy Gold buying al per cent premium; sell
ing at Ia. Little wanted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-26
IOsT AND FOUgD.


~ No 81 Msrk's place, Monday, 2sih int. snail
vsn. Erssh Bul r,,n.r pos wei< sboai ppn,ds hss
ward VII b paid for him when len II No ~ Para Disce
ToUSD IN BRooKrvN-os "WEDNESDAY, SEPT.
car h,. ~ ~, ,,avg arss, "a rsa .nan,,. M !,
wm Bur surss. 70 SE s' s,snSe N t''S p'
7 osr-BaDsR NO. II. BKLoSorSa TO ENGINE NO
~ ~ 1he ander VII ee SUITABLY rewarded p having 81
7 osr-oS wyDtrsDAY EVENING, PsrwSES q
sod Bracelet reward u 6 vii b. pSi or 10 delivery A
Above
7 oer-oH SUNDAY AFTERNOON oS TVS rrKsw.
IL boat of p trips from Usfistn ~ kpnyten
Tuyv cr,ss lad, rel Cashn.rs Inaa soaf. suitable
Murray z s.s Thu s stre., o5s q issd svsnas
7 osT-oS SATURDAY. TIKI I'D INST. AT or NEAR
IL Ansnn's ssguersn roons Brusdsay Diamond Ring.
The andsT VII he literally rewarded b leaving With Mr.
shson.
w sssy be Eg,teenth ward; slso for tvenis wD far
Caps And two hores and hag " cdon Thread so nunn
urpollisn Polce, as Brooms stree,
DANCING ACADEMIES.
ACADEMY oy DANCING AND csiI rHEsIcs.-sa.
n snd Mrs rRENok REQ en- their vel ssosn ro.na -
West Thirty fourth street Brosfssyt ~ = hs AN~i
nssdayl Aiesnoon, 81 arf oc,rk. ~ ~ soaa hshto
sa, s,o sa r . sss &c saar. - csa = ssis
any nrs. Private iessaa schs AMI hJns cls-ses a.
tended 10.
NrArANr sAryAsEkus DANCING A1ADgay,
M No ~ Broaawat ssrand dosr below Tenih stree,
dr.n sverS rsh iron ~ 10 oe Va dars, Wednesdays
cjs.ss sssfy sfsrroan ion st,s Ese1lnea 70 4 Pa
ate hss0rs Nfeh lonn 1tnh psru@
90 ~fxI tnlg1Y siIIn s1EEsI, ssT~sxE rIvrB
III a. s!'h s.enues. -ys.i,ue uer.erol JAcEsor hn
.sss-ay ssiurd.s ossn'.sr 4 =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-26

dull Tho sales embraced 900 400 bbls.,
including msss At $40 IS $40 80, prime mess at
si4 sl4 rs; clear was selling in lots at $50 so sci
Peel continued In fair demand with saee OF 800 400
oos at 80 80 for country 80 30 rs for repacked
mes, and Sill Sll TO for ext Lard was In mode
rate demand with sales of about lis bbls at for
butchers and IL 10 for Western Bacon quiet but
trm; 600 bs cured picked sides reported ~
sc Butter and cheese were In good demand and prices
steady.
RICE was steady, at 4sc. q &c.
srcEs Sales Of 100 bags pmento were made at p. T.
SUGARS quiet, while prices without change
OF moment The sales embraced about AGO hhds includ
,rg small lot OF Porto Rico at &c. The bulk consisted OF
Cubas. at 6c a6c for refining grades at 10 a7kc for
grocery grades, and 45o boxes sold NJ Sc SIC.
ToBAcco The aspect OF the market Is quite nrm, prices
steadily advancing The sales embraced l07 hhds Ken
tucky, at &c. l2c "a bales. Havana al t., and Old
cases seed leaf, ~ &c. a 200.
WHlsKEY-saes Of SEQ a AGO bbls were made at 2st.c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-26

HAVANA, kATANZAs AND NEW ORLEANS.
BfErvufE-Yrrm Nev y0rk lnf, arriving
New ore,ns rh. From New Orleans 18th Havana lsth
irving . New Nork nd
CsnAwst-vron New York iiih arriving II HsvAna iss
snd View orlean. lYh PROM New Orleans Bh Havana 2.
arriving at Nev YORK 81
Dktoro-rrr New yort gis, arriving II Havana ~ and
New Orleans 1pth Frum New Oreans 5th Havana 6h,
nv M NJ Few York l1h
Qusrrs cIrv-yrur New ycrs and Havana every twenty
dsys frum sew yOrk Oct q arriving Al HArAaN lOk.
MrsrzsaFrm New York for NMia1rss he sh ~ each
ngnth, M2PM.
Easrs-rrm rev ycrk for Havana via Sssy.a TP On
The arr vel of Alternate Cunard steamer few York
pvfer the above dates far Sunday ire ~
SAL Monday, except from New oriesna When the
fe On hondsy Ne nSsnserr viii ssvs ss- Orleans ne
dsy pr-vicns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-26

The exchanges at the Clearing House this morn.
BIZ are t22 ,s7o,eI2, and the resulting balances
} ,sl4 $50.
The following dividends have been declared
he Naumkeag Bank, Salem, Mass, a semi-annuai
vidend OF three per cent; Danvers Bank, four per
|ent; South Reading Bank, three and half per
mt; the Shoe and Leather Bank, OF this city, q
mi annual dividend Of four per cent, payable on
e 9TH Of October.
The Albany Fronting journal thus sums mp the
Ecula;ions Of late Governor Of Illinois,
last winter a then NJ STATE bonds amounting 10
y oe0 was fastened upon Governor hatterson, Of H.
r. New robberics have since been disoovered-ihe
amounting 70 ss9 COO. The Chicago TltaHs Of Saiur
cicses long article thus
great steal discovered 10 1850 (nlBc,y day
n"eN tx~3 coo
steal NO 2 recently discovered coupons cat
rom bonof1s.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1000
G sieal 10 (nrst above related ...,....... SEQ
steal NJ two bonis) ...... 2o0O
second great steal No. (oansi scrip a.
Dove J. ......ss.s %
leteen years interest en- ESQ ooo, fr which
,onds have been ssacd.. 10, aeo
........................... saaT goo
he work Of inquiry 10 sti going on, and The prospect
g that other frauds viii he unesrthcd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-26
Steamer Woodward, cuntif, baltimore
Steamer Boston. Croker. Philadelphia
Cid sd-slip Zurich tnot Hasre, msprinsed Baxter
Havry-g NJ A Bro-

Steamer dwArd BALTIMORE.
Steamer Boston. Croker Philadelphia
Cd zd.slp Zurich mot Hasre, misprined', Baxter
havrs-sh Fox Bro .ppYvrn
aesmshiD Augusta wSodna savsaan,aa WIN mass snd
nsso assn ships Hantspi. hence ar sssaoaas ai 80
an G .spe hs'frs Jane! a, Asgs5 hence for Charles
sssmsno esys hs,ry Savannah win ndse and
psssnssT. .s . Ladla% Gsnsfes $50 - :,
hsrp'on sosss y, day. with gsno 70 sar,l srs por.
msb ASS h sS @a y order D Sss 0s 81 as i Lsra
pots hp Mgseongas Garter from s9eshoa or New YORK
barb beaver tiir yarmouth ss u,lsr Rot.-raam u
Win NE wreck 81 Sem brig lying on Der oroae,ae viii
fs Lame undr wer: oegd make out the letters n
but short time tina. condition.
psssnsers to rasacsai Aug 30 lat IS sS
Ion y ~ spoke Br ship Blue Jacket Bombay for Liver
n. h9rs AStass n r ,as of Baltimore White RIO
sse n ~ ss ssie ship us g"n,1
fum NV Loot tore and main topsas fore opgD
81 days with coffee ac to Fiigqeilas, Sands ca,
Fsrh sheyals Andersen, Bahia, Aug a. Win sugar, %
BARK sonpsre Finn, Boston. days. to nnish loading for
s % sqsss sGyss aug e y,
,sS II
spoke big Monticello from Rio JaneIo for baltimore.
sf bali e afsa s@a ny0' isa
dpA. INTO his por, q sA hss rnd. '"'
sehr Plat, wsra Aux Sep, with coee and log
&c % h. end Of s's0'
sshr Terry o sew Haven Tsdnors Grand Turk tt,
Ks Tssa Ss'f Ssisa a. Ms, 10 days,
schr Alma Br, Endcoit Berrys Point, NIB 10 days, with
s sssr kAfss .ass. VA VAIN y!.SsH 4s.s
schr Mathew , BIRD, > snns9n Virginia.
ssST Sd;, 6se T ESsSa; sS,ss,2sn sdaa
telr 5 ] King, cleraenin Calais, sdaya
sesr Mary Kelly King, caaIs, Gays
hr csroSs knight ssSrf S Ises s Ss,
seSr Ansasta; GREGORY ~ kossiand
sehr Roabury Tiiden, Dennis
s sesr James ssrcaon Knight Portland, days.
ss5r S Sss Essis' rssaIe;Ga: ysalhaven-
sehr kossus, Peisrgii, Portsmouth,.
SER sesr Empire state Eldrage, Bo,,on.
sss s sa1 S1 cay sSs BSs'Sa for Albany
scSr Way Emily s% Tsa S,s" Gloucester s
s sssT s;sGu . Wells EySsr s i,osss
sshr s smSe STATE STATE t hWa s,iss New Bedford e
s sssr Ns@s,s Kn ss rsoI rs,1s.Dc.
schr Nellie, Iiden Proyidsnce.
sehr G Hsznld Billiard, Hartford.
kchr Hannah Shane -, Portland
Schr N Shsd6ock -, Portland
schr Staten Islander Bush Stanford
Schr Renown, Sears, Rondou. for boston,
schr Catharipe v llcox Mel add-n
Scop Southport Gaddirg. New Baven.
Steamer Mars. Nichols. Philadeipnls
Steamer Vulcan Morrison Phladelphis-
Steamer Aida. Robinson. Philadelphia
Steamer New London. Smith New London
Steamer Pelican. Baker Providence
Steamer Petrol, Kenney, Providence.
SAILED
stesmshs Empire City Havana: Star II the South Sayan
nah EaFbville Charleston JameGtown Norfolk, &C.
Wind during the day sw, hight.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-26

y
CAssden -four vas steady. and sales were coafnsd 70
400 bbs as Is so ~ 90 extra brands south.
ern nour vas In fair demand, with sales Of about 500
bbr closing with tbs above range Of prices Rye -four
and cornmesi were steady, with limited sales. Wheat
continued In good demand, and the market closed
large The salcs footed here and % arrive. 1900
bushels, NJ 81 SIX for choice white Kentucky, 81
IS for common vhlis western 81 fSr nlssd red do
81 1i 10 for inferior 70 good Chicago No sprSs
srS q '9r y 70 :, 10 y . Tor aw.Sscs
at the laity price Corn aaoat, and the
amour, oeriuT light The sales embraced about 81 600
Bushels al exc SIC for Western mixed and Toe rsr
yellow. Arty vas Gull ano lower, with sAlcs Of 900
busbcis Western. at about $50 ssc Rye was quiet at
~ we., ssS cs ss sI' ana y a.. c ~ .s S'
Coru was Grm; but ~ there has been or
two arrivals na yet plseed, there was but little
The following, from hessrs. sc,tt s,ns' cir.
culn, gvts nc stocks &c, In this ma,ket gp 70
date Suck o. no on the lsh September 1900 ii %,
bags; received 10 date, s5Ts bags toial-Is ee9
bags Sales for consumption estimated at 10 100 bags;
s,ool q Rio on the assh q sp,enbr 1890 $500 bass;
harAosbs, 200 bags Ceyn, eco bags, Java, mats,
~ 800 government, bags $50 =, Domingo. 600 bays
total bass and ma,r, 2e,oo. Inc stock Of no sep
sto bass 25ih. New York . 500 bags The Ner York
guoisiols tle.-Eio, prime, lsc l5Ac good, 1ttsc.
iasslbo. nEc. a ise.. IAsaasrs iiifs a is,sc and
Cy lop, llao 10, for iour moa,hs; Java, mats ami
bses, 1910 lee Tor fOcr and ELK m1Lihs, aad 81 DO
CcTlos -fke nrmrcss noticed in The cotton msrset
YESTERDAY maintained " day, write e ssie- en-.
bracoe 2tcc bale closing arm On the basis or 1919.
for mJGiug up'ands.
TpECurs hrmer for English ports, sod rather
ltmer ar Lysrgoo ne ensags s. go 70 We ,sie,
In bulk, At l2sd ai2Ad al3i., and In ships bags at
l31 Tcrr engaged A. &C. 81 and SEQ boxes CHEESE
ass bark Chartered Tor Liverpool 10 take 3c0o
bushels whest al IL "a 10 shippers bags, and four ct
% ~. To fordon 20 coo bills Tour were taken al
p. lolsd. As, and 400 bales Il hoTsa,p To sreman
go bbs -four Al o. OIL 90 bales cotton At al, and 30
cafes tobacco NJ 22s Cd
BsY.--saes Of 1oo 500 bales Of new, for shipping,
were made at T5c q soc
Iiss vac Orr, md active with salos II common a T5c
ana lump Roc and al 81 per bbl
hofAfsss Sales Of go lhds Cuba muscoyaio we're
made 81 2pc. and 4 snail LOT a, ale
NANsi sTurEa The sales embraced $50 hbls spirits
tuIPehtlhe W View YORK barrels. ~ sis he sacs
common y TAR straight lots, ard sic for New YORK
Tce sales o. GO hbls common rosin were ma1s Al
81 40c, delivered, per $40 ibs Crude turpsutins
quiet - ~ S. While tar VAS nominal
.FRcf&loss- -Tcrk-Ibe market was Icss broyart and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, Sept. 25-6 r. N.
The following is comparative statement Of the
exports exclusive Of specie) from New York to
foreign ports for the week and since January -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-26

CLEARED.
Steamship Asia tfsr), Lot. Ilverpooi-E Cunar1.
sessship kmprs City Barer, Havans-fAvinrson. Gro
s,esnsshp star Of The South Lyon a~vsrnshs Michn
steamship Sashvle Murray, chares.on-sponord. rnessn
ship Portsmouth, Weeks rdverpcol-rIowiAnd Frotbus
ham
shin vsndsrs Potter, New ORLEANS
BARK Rose fBr), strong, Lnuf0n-n Marsh
Bre Drummond, Conway, AtpInwar-P Panama Railroad
HrI1rchsrsress, Densmore 81 Kn,s-snih. Jc,esAco
Bs DunbsToa, Cole, ~ Johns, EF-Gord0u, Bruce kc
Anlf
Bfr Three Sisters. Pinkhan. Nobre--w Hazard
Big Rush, reyinr, Fernandirs--P n spoford
scir Queen u The South weess Consan,fople and yr
NV schmidt
echr q y wInams McAlron, 81 Johns-p Nevius Son
fshr Akihea Hrrvev, - tohn-ff q Underwood.
fefr Hnltnep. Mathews pavnnnah
S,ir Flrfence, Rurrrs Chsrestrr Mrrreahy MOT Dn
Stfr sw IN Kl'mau. Wimlorba-I smith 4 90.
srfr q Ncthae, ireland fev bern 4 naria
tftr Avlles, ferfiN, fnrflaua-a1eiann Capea.
SIR Nirfora Sargent R1sagn-Mler A HsNHhlaa.
Nehr Prlrresa, oven Bastr,
sshr RIVE Ihgmas New Havsn-NA.sr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-26

no6 LosT-Tkr DOLLARS REWARD LOST PROM
~ No 81 Msrh's plaee, On Monday, 2th int. mall
vb"s krr ah Bu 1elnsr Dog; wsxh about pgn-ds he's
VA eye, and snswers ~ the Tinev The aNove
ward vii b paid for him when len II No ~ PARA psce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-26

Purser Hampstead Of steamship Augusta, from sayan
nah, has our thanks for late Southern papers.
The obkng and attentive pnrser OF steamship Cuyler
Pease ESQ, has thanks for Savannah papers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-26


A RITZ fgIAL NJNE rndtNs FOR nrCAykD TEE ~
~ put " willie spfL WITHOUT pressure pAln. Aching
tre.h r-sss shells b n~s w the d,cuverer
Jas. ibAk-SN, ", u MONS Cdrner bruf ~ and Ihify
trv street lhfmriFns test Hnvur tfamined ne -
tenplAc Ftpg uf decayed tceh vered ~ pr Fer
tr stf having ufef uYur tech rheeriaNY recn
end $50 rusi vaiuaoe disravrry IS = fshsns " ~,
" befcksf ercft, Levi folgcm N ~. ~ West Fensy.
eFhtl street. a q tiull q pesi aspiv firt r~e.
Il ". rw*kea n ~. "a Wet rhrtv - md street, Y r.
Nfsue. ". T. $40 seventh ~ uue We maNN aie@s
DrkUT8FpL ANp usrFUt evTs ~ TrErH ~
ID FflfHg frth fNerr lMvfuvt rHut IN
estNsfg rfHtfot ~ N t Fl erunf VI ffa IN senss
kArNlhUN ~ ENkhkk nnf s. a Wli@MN. rs Nraadway
near EopGta twtti
- ~ yor Fvourpr ARTIFICIAL rEEru 90 ID
I'd. ue fmeffan Tteib Company Dentists, 44 R0we -
~ este rfh pirest halt yopr Fail Sets
ssrsd - elO, tls and t2o Partial Hea " cenN pw iooh
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-05
Trouble i'm Kansas.

According to accounts band of Black Re-
publicans of Kansas, under the lead of the
notorious Montgomery, were committing
great outrages. They had taken Fort Scott
and driven the United States Judges and
other officers out of the Territory. General
Harvey had been ordered to Kansas to ex-
terminate Montgmerys band. This Mont
gomery is a second John Brown, and we
doubt not his followers are of the same
stripe What provocation could they have
had for committing these outrages? ? Accord
ing to previous accounts, everything was
quiet there, except in that portion of the
Territory, which covers, or is alleged to GOV.
er, what is called the "Cherokee Neutral
Land'-land belonging to the Cherokees,
but which has been settled by immigrants
from the free States, despite the protestations
of the Cherokee Government, and the United
States Government. These settlers, at last
accounts, were being ousted by the Federal
troops, and it is possible that the removal OF
these settlers may have originated the raid
OF Montgomery and his men. 1t is well
known that the settlement of this Cherokee
Neutral Land" was continually urged by
the Republican press of Kansas. They hoped
to make the land free soil" land, expecting
to obtain it by hook or crook after while.
AT any rate, Montgomery and his men can
have no just cause for their alleged outrages,
and ought to be taught lesson which they
will not soon forget. The people of Kansas
are suffering from great famine, and now
they are made to suffer from outrages COM
mitted by band of outlaws, who do every
thing in the name of freedom" as interpre
ted by the Abolitionists.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-05

SUNDAY RowDYIsM AT REDWOOD CRY. On
Sunday, the 25th November, three men
Breedlove, known by the title of "Shor.y "
in this vicinity, Brooks, and Ford, Ia late
arrival. not our honest bllcksmith,) having
arranged the preliminaries Of game of
"PoLor," repaired to the Eureka grogshop,
place now notorious in Redwood City, to
test their skill at that classic amusement. If
our information is correct, it had been ar
ranged to fleece Ford by the other two,
which was accordingly effected in a short
space of time Ford, discovering the trick,
insisted upon a return of the money, when a
fight ensued in the street, during which it is
said shorty" endeavored to convey knife
to Brooks, but was prevented. Constable
Keith finally arrested Brooks and Ford, and
conveyed them to the court house and while
preparing to lock them up, the fighting was
renewed. Divine service was then being
holden in the courtroom, and the meeting
was at prayers When the lighting began,
the congregation, in alarm, Immediately dis
persed. Ford was confined, and Brooks
gave bail, by deposit of money, to appear at
nine o'clock next morning. No complaint
was made, however, and they were released.
San WdteO County Gazette.