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The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23
BROADWAY HWH EX.
CINOINNATI. OHIO.

EUNHE undo rsignod, hayi again assume the man.
IL agement ofthis well known establishment, bcgs
10 TO say TO those who visit Cinoinnati either for
Du ness or pleasure that they will nd the nv
Hotel one otthe most and desirable stop
ping plRces In the city.
Its conyenientto The Rail Road Once and Depots
and the public Landing; more thhn any other Hotel
In Cincinnat-and Is within few mnuies walk oftho
Post ONCE, the principle and tho
places of Public Amusement
An extensive range OF Bathing Rooms and Bar
ber's Shop will be found in the Building.
This house has all the comforts and oonyeniences
that be foundin any first class Hotel in the West
The whole establishment has Just been thoroughly
loveThauled renovated and re-furnished, and tho
Proprietor feels assured that those who make his
house therhome during their stay in the city, will
have no reason TO complain either Ofhis oda-
tions his charges JOSEPH H. CROMWELL.
Cincinnati, Sc p.embe II, lsJ5-l0
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ASHES "A gentleman writing to the
Ohio Farmer, says: Some farmers have
very foolish notion Of selling their ash
es for dime or smiling per bushel,
when thoy are worth twice that amount
to spread on their land 1t don. pay. he
SAYS, to sell ashes at this price. and then
buy lime 10 manure our land with.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23
SAN FORD's
LIVER INVIG0RAT0R,
yEVER DEDILITATES,


TT is compounded entirely from Gums, and has bo-
1 come an established fact, Standard Medicine,
known and approved by all that have used IT, and is
rcsortOd to with confidence in all the diseases for
which il is recommended.
thas cured thousands within the last two years who
had given up all hopes OF rollef, as the numerous
solicited certificates in my possession show.
The dose must be adapted 10 the temperament of
the individual taking it, and used in such quantities
to net gently on the Bowels.
Let the dictates of your Judgment guide you in the
use of the EVER INViG0RAT0R, and It will euro
complaints. bilious attacks, dyspepsia, chronic
Dlarrhoea, Summer complaints, dysentery, dropsy,
sour stomach, habitua costiveness cholic, Cholera
mOrbus, cholera lnfantum, fatulence, jaundice, fe-
male weaknesses, and may be used successfully
ordinary family medicine II will cure sick headache,
as thousands testiy,) in twenty minutes, II two
or three teaspoonfuls are taken at OF
attack.
All who use nre giving their testimony in its favor
Mix water the mouth with the lnVigorator, and
wallow hhth together
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1860-08-14

A DISTRESSING CAsE.-Saturlay even
ing, about six o'clock, Geo. Michel, lad
of fourteen years Of age, eldest son Of
Mrs. A. L. Michel, WAS found drowned in
Coming Creek, rear of Clarl's Mills, at
the West end Of Bcaulain street. His
body mas found about twenty yards dis
tant from the wharf Coming's Creek,
where the current is not strong, is a com
mon resort forbathcrs, and young Michel
was considered by his companions as an
expert Charleston Courier.
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GROSS IMpUDENcE OF NEGRo-Ono

GROSS IMpUDENCE OF A NEGRo.-One
Wesley the property of Mr.. John Buz-
zard, came into town last week to sell
fruit. In conversation with one of our
citizens to whom he wished to sell his
fruit, he indulged in grossly insulting Ian
guagc, for which the gentleman very
properly attempted to punish him; where
upon the negro man resisted, and was not
conquered until others came to the rescue.
The negro was committed to jail, tried be-
fore the Town Council and sentenced to
l50 lashes.-NcnJerry ConscrratiSt.
AEREsr.-Thulsday last, Mr.. Michael
Buzzard, Of this District, appeared before
a proper officer and made oath that he
had reason to believe and did believe that
L. j. Whitencr, keeper of small retail
shop in this town, aided his negro man,
Simon, who was recently apprehended in
kentucky, in escaping from his service;
whereupon a warrant was issued and
Whitencr was arrested and committed to
Jail, to answer the charge according to
law-IJM.
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HEAD QUARTERS.

FIRST BRIG, FIRST DIV, S. c. NJ.
GrccnrRe S. c.
ORDER No.
rESIE Regiments comprising this Brigade are here
Il NY ordered to appear at the following times
and places. for Review and Drill:
The Sd Regiment at Toncy's Old Field on tho
llth September.
The +th Regiment at Haynics on the 18th Sep
tember
The 42d Regiment at craig's on the 18th Sep
tembcr.
The ID Regiment at Halls on the 18th soptem,
Der.
The 9th Regiment at Hunters on the 2Oth Sep,
tember
The lst Regiment at BrutOn's on the ODD Sep
tcmbcr
The commissioned and non-commissioned fi :ers
will appear the day previous to the Reviews of
their respective Regiments for Drill and lnstruc-
ton.
Cooncls of Regiments must make their Returns
at the Reviews
The Brigade Staff .rdl be required to attend every
Review in the Brigade.
Coorcls of Regiments arc charged with the ex-
tension of this Order. BY order
W. X. EASLEY, Brig Gen'l.
II. LEE TnuRsSoS, Brig Maj.
Aug II I'd
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threatens tho peace of the State. The

threatens tho peace of the State. The
developments are of the most startling
character, unfolding the most diabolical
plot that the wickedness of man could in
vent, to destroy this whole section OF
country.
At the town Of Lancaster the same
general plot was rcvcaled-to burn the
town; to poison the inhabitants; to as
sassinatc the aged females, and to seize
and appropriate the young and handsome
for their vilainous purposes.
MONDAY, July 23.-An immense con-
course of people from all parts Of the coun-
try is here, awaiting the action of the
vigilance committee. The stage came in
from Waxahachic, yesterday, bringing
news of the high state Of excitement i'll
that town. The conspiracy and insurrcc-
tionary spirit extend to that place in all
the horrid forms contemplated at this
place. Throughout the country, so far as
we can learn, the same thing exists.
That town was destined to be burned, the
people to be poisoned and slaughtered,
and the remaining property to be distrlb-
utcd amongst the victorious blacks. On
Red Oak Creek, the clrief prisoner had
been arrested and executed Negroes at
Waxahachie have been detected with the
poison in their possession, and 4 runner
in town, yesterday, reports that there
have been several executions at that
place. We have not yet received the par
ticuiars.
The committee of vigilance have been
in session all day, and this evening they
announced that three Of the ring-lcadcrs
of the instruction are to be hanged to-
morrow.
TUESDAY, July 24.-This evening, at /
o'clock, the three ring-Ieadcrs, Sam, Cato
and Patrick, were escorted from the Jail,
undcra strong guard, to the place of exc
cution. An immense concourse Of citi
zcns and negroes assembled. As they
passed through the town they surveyed,
with compcsllrc, the ruins Of the once
fourishing town that now lay Il b!acken-
ed mass before them. Patrick remained
calm and collected during the whole day.
and betrayed 10 rcmorse or feeling what
ever, in view of his approaching doom.
He it was who fired the town, and tic
night after its destruction. gloriticd him.
self for the deed. and pronounced it only
the commencement Of the good work.
Sam Smith. so called from the name Of
his master, was an old negro preacher.
who -lratt- -imb1Dcd most Of Ills vil|ainous
principles from two abolition preachers,
Blunt and Mckinney. who lived in the
country year before, and had much i'll
tercourse with him. Cato has always en-
joycd a bad reputation. They met their
fate with Il composurc worthy of bet
ter cause. Patrick, with unparalleled
nonchdlaacc, died with chew OF tobacco
in his mouth, and refused to make any
statement whatever.
They were hung on the bank of the
river, above town, and arc buried beneath
the gallows.
Investigations arc still going through
out the country, all Of Which tend to con-
firm the facts elected at this place. The
evidence obtained before the committee
will be published in due time.
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PLANTERS CONVENTIONAL Southern
Planters Convention will be held at llol-
ly Springs, Miss, the 18th October next
This meeting is exclusively disconnected
from politics, having for its object the
improvement of the condition and the in
dependence of the planter upon home
productions. The great interests Of ag-
riculture and mechanics will receive undi-
vidcd attention of the delegates.
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Col. John Cunningham has retired from
the editorial management Of the Charles
ton Ecening NcrS
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BARywELL DIsrRlcr.-Thcy have some
trouble in Balnwcl District as we learn
from the Sentinel y man by the name of
Frank Layton was ordered to leave, and
barely escaped coat of tar and feathers.
A den of free negroes WAS broken up on
the I'd inst, the buildings were torn
down and the inmates well whipped and
ordered to leave.
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HEAD QUARTERS.
lst BRIG. 1st DIVISION, S. C. NJ. I
GKEEXYILLE, S. c.

ORDER No
cCoRDIEG to orders from Headquarters, IN
"A ELECTION is hereby ordered to be held, ac-
cording to law, at the Regimcrtal Parade Grounds
of the Regiments comprising this Brigade, on the
27M day Of September next, for rMAJOR-GENERAL
to command lst Di;ision, S. C. ", AID to fill va
cancy cccasoncd by resignation Of Major-General
Smith. Tie result of said Election will be for
war,led to this CiTce Immediately thereafter.
Coloncls commanding the respective Regiments
are charged with the extension and execution OF
this Order. Dl- order of
w. X. EASLEY, Brig. Gcn'L
II. LEE TuuRsroS, Brig. Major.
Aug II ID
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A four hundred pound bear which has
lately troubled the people OF Rra'-"0lo,
Vt. few days since cot his f""' '""s"'
in steel trap. set bya gentleman lor MN;
but wishing to escape ne SS'''"''' H''
Off and left tho foot in the trap
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Arrivals at the Hotels
For aceek endiMa dug. Il, 1860.

AT THE BENSON HOUSE, BY C. C. LANCSTON.
ER Patterson, W S Shackleford A JefFcrs, S
] McFall, Mrs C Wharton, two daughters and
son, W B Carson, John Munro, :. Johnson, J
Barton, Chas Wynnc, Charleston; Col Thomas
Parks y NJ Holland, Col JAS Long, Milford Burris
John NIcPhail, Col C S AIattison, E Herring, Vim
Orr, Anderson District; 3 Z Sloan, VI Kilpat-
rick, j L Shankln, Jos B McGcc, Pcndcton: Geo
Round, J W Cochran, Samuel Weber, Cokcsbury
Mrs S F DuBosc, Miss DuBosc, Fairfield; Thos
Warron, Camden; y Holiness Miss j \ Gaines
Florida John McFall, NJ G Berry, II 0 IIcrrick
Williamston; John Dunbar, Griffin Geo; L Moore
Abbcvc; c II Cobb, Cuthbcrt, Geo; y P Cobb
Athens Geo. L L Raworth, Columbia; W II liar
per and daughter, Il Edwards, J Mccarthy,
Elbcrton, Geo; II Phinizy, Augusta, Geo; Thos
w Dorr, North Santec; Rev II y Duncan, Aiken,
S c.
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FlRE.-Wc regret to learn that the res
idencc of Mrs. Jesse p. Lewis, near Pen
dlcton, was destroyed by fire on tine
morning of the ID instant at / o'clock;
most of the furniture WAS saved. The
fire originated in the kitchen. by acct
dent, it is supposcd.-Pichc"s co"f'cr.
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SheriG's Sales.

VOY virtue of various writs of Fiera Facias to mo
directed. will expose sale on Sacday in Sep
tcmber next, within the usuel hours Of sale, before
the Court House dccr at Anderson, the following
Two hundred and thirteen (213) acres Of Land,
more or less, bounded >by lands Of John Finley.
Oliver Todd James Thcinpz0n md deetfcfs, etafcfs levied
on as the property Of Vim. NJ. Tcte, at the suit Of
Jackson Ncsbtt & West.
Ono Piano, keg, / wash pot, box of bottles,
. tables, > jugs of wine, jug, jars, tin pan 1
straincr, weeIing hoe, spade 9 water buckets,
l coffee mill, trying square, smoothing irons,
lot of crockery, hand saw, box, let sundres,
levied on us the property of Thomas Wildman, ut
the suit of II. Z. Cooley and others.
Terms Cash. Purchasers to pay for all neces-
sary papers. ~
Sheriff IS Office, Aug. 8, 1860 1-3t
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LIST OF coNszGNEEs AT ANDERSON DEPOT

For the srcck ending -layust H. 1860.
JBE Sloan, S L Maxwell, A McFall, "
Payne. j J Lewis, J o Lewis, N Holland
Wilson, L Orr, J G McCuray, Sloan, Sullivan
4 Co, Sloan s. Towers, Z b Benson & Co, II L
.JclTcrs, VI IIenckca. = L Roberts, J Adger,
S Brown, L Shubrick, l. 7 y & Co, Shelton,
7 K Patterson J Whitfield, B Sloan, England
4 Bewlcy, Johnson & New, L Wilson, II \ II Glib
son. L sitton, c E Thompson W Sharpe, W II
D Gallard, J B Adgcr, Moores Major, Alex
ander, Blcckey & Craytons S I.orton Co, VS.
l. & williams W VanWyck, Lcavell & White,
b Bicman, E w Brown, Smith Il Hovcy, Mabry &
Sloan, Miss E \ Hare, White, A o Norris, n X
Sullivan, J C Cherry, Langston, Benson & J,
\ B Bowdcn, NJ Hunnicutt, J II Anderson, ]
NJ Qartlow J Bowen & Co, E Webb, II \ Thomp-
son, I Benson, Pagctt & Smith, J Ashmorc, D
Rcnno, r 4 Maxwell, NJ II Tunno, II W Pieper, D
S Sribling & Son, \ Osborne, L Campbell, J
Clark, J j Norton.
O. H. P. FAINT, -1gent.
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GEORGIA WESTERN RAILROAD. The
Georgia Western Railroad Company, cx-
tending from Atlanta, Ga, to Jackson
vile. Ala. distance of ninety miles, has
been organized by the appointment OF
Richard Peters, Esq, President, Hon.
John p. King, Director, and l.. L.
Grant. Esq, Chief Engineer.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-03-03
SCHEME.
Any 81 Ticket. with drawn No g ON il $40 nnN

Any 81 Ticket with drawn number ON
it stationed to come out of any partic-
ular place, such as 81 LIST, I'd, 3D., or
any other station in the drawing..,.. 60
Tickets from LOO to qny Price.
And prices paid at the above rates per Dollar.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-03-03
DfawS crery Tuesday, at II o'clock A. NJ
CAPITAL PRIZES 100000.

CLASN B.

81, ,4l2 Prizes, amounting to...."..."$1, ,OSO, ,472
Tickets $16; Halves So; Quarters $4; Eighths so.
Certificates of 26 Wholes, $250-Certifcafes
of 26 Halves $l25-Uertifcate of 26 Quarters
$62 50-Certifcates of 26 Eighths $3l 25.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE!
That in ordering Tickets, the only thing neces-
sary to insure safety and dispatch is. that you
address US in plain hand, giving your Post
Office, County und State, and your orders will be
answered by return mail r
That we send the Official Printed Drawing to
every patron, Immediately after the same is is
sued, and with the Drawing Statement to each
individual of what he or she has drawn.
That we cash all Prizes under 81 900 immedi-
ately after the drawing, in Specie, Bank Notes or
Drafts.
Eag= All communications strictly confidential.
Circulars containing full explanations of our
Schemes, ETC., will be forwarded by mail, to any
one sending us his name. Address all orders to
HODGES, DAVIS s. CO.,
Macon, Georgia
December IL, 1859-1y.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-03-03
ri5#=sS 5#S M ANSION HOUSE, sA 3::sA
lLasaq YAZOO CITY. MISS. 4a&

7lHE subscriber informs the public that he has
L become the proprietor of the MANSION
HOUSE, in Yazoo City, and that it is now open
under his immediate superintendent for the
reception and accommodation of travellers, Wis
itors boarders The building has been
overhadied, cleansed and repaired from cellar to
garrett and the chambers thoroughly aired, scour-
ed, reftted and refurnished. The facilities for
accommodation at this house have been greatly
increased by the recent erection Of wing to
the main building, in which are ten large and
spacious Sleeping Apartments. A
The DINING ROOM and TABLE will receive
the particular care and attention of the Pro-
prietor.
None but the most competent, obedient and
careful Servants will be employed @l
The Table will be furnished with every sub
stantial and delicacy that can be obtained, and
no effort nor expense spared TO render guests
comfortable and contented
i p ylll VIM. wYMAN, Proprietor. "
Yazoo City, October Is, 1858.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-03-03
NOTyCE.

MON this date, I offer my entire stock Of
~ ~ - nbugGGlES and FURNITURE Of as LOW rates
N M sne Same description Of goods can be obtained
iO,s s'Vw W orleans. Call and examine my stock be-
N.Y. M purchasing elsewhere, as ] am certain the
S"uss N.Y. and quality Of my goods will give satisfac
w. AdS~ A good assottment now in store.
September 10, 1859. Tem.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-03-03
WATCH REPAIRING.

c1g HAVING DETERMINED I,
TO devote my special attention to {SA
e. ~, the Watch Repairing business, / 49,
SSua hereby respectfully give notice to my former
'aas N and patrons, and to the public generally,
NY S;N hereafter all watches entrusted to my care
r NY, os repaired exclusively BY myself and war
Su'ed g keep time to the entire satisfaction .of
" owners, ..lfa s. III. WILSON,
,aloo City, November 6, 1858. (ly
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-03-03
EXTRA CLASS.

IS -Ballots-12 Draca Numbers.
To be drawn in the city of Macon every Mon
day, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday afternoons, at O'clock, during the
years 1859 and 1860
Bss~ By this Class, the holder of any One Dol
lar Ticket. if the numbers SO selected should g
drawn, will be entitled to prize, according to
the following
S(IEI ENTIT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25
asm Orleaas 4aiIp Grssesnt.
aaEtrns RDrT0n,a yvoof;xe.


We love thee. Angelina dear
And In thy conde-censign,
We zee q future snll ot j1ys,
Too numerous u mention.
There's CHpid's arrow Ia thy glance,
That, BY loves coercion,
Has reached our every heart OF hearts,
e And asked for one Insertion.
With joy we felt the blissful smart,
And ere our passion ranges,
WeYreeiy place thy 1--we upon
The list Of our exchanges,
There's music in thy lowest tone, '7' E
And silver in thy laughter,
And truth'-bat we viii gfse the full
Particulars hereafter. z5s-.
oh we slsouId tell thee Of wpfarls, A.
All obstacles to sbatter,
Bat we are fall just now and have
A press of other matter.
Then let us marry. Queen OF girls,
Without more hesitation;
The very thought doth give our blood
4 larger circulation.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25

IA r4a4-ao.sa.D's es.sshs L. fnnrAHAI1us.
aEEasoi aEsops Etaiie RUae 1e or he hs iaS kinsg
SS5bs EITs RI bSoH HS IS &, Il ss.Tsssy: 1,sRsy
fiEIMgoi.l5as kIGIIu kIGIIu for Less Of Memory
IELMsohhs hHGHH tIsli for n hansss # Si;Sn
EiELahoEhs sqsHg for ga,sersal , Iss'inae.
EMsoohss rs B!I BHoHH for for R aeE5oF ef Disease
HELNnnLn,s BuoHu Lor wakefnlnses.
s AESs3Rs #SSS #SStS 81 81 R5zPsss : S.a @
aNBos s BGG Tor Tor f IN 5as oF ifs e Es with
nss neai sGeHG @ en- s M skRs With
Want @ Of N Aien,ian ,tI,la md Horror orr Of Society.
HEN N8s BSoHU BSoH @ sF assssss a.ns from nd
creton. md all diseases Of
FEEsSshEs skhEs FszahEs FsaaEEs EfasIAHEf, FfsIAEEs,
TAKE NO MORE Pills,
Old or Young, single. Married contemplating Marriage
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL.
IN h as n Il M n sisnt to m the SEX S' whetbsg
arising from iMdstrson hat's Of dhSpeon or in the decline
No Family should he without Its
TAKG No MORE BAI.sgaM ol- Mercury and Unpleasant
Medicine for Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases
HkLMBoLD's EXTRACT BuCHU CURES
Secret Diseases
'''s 10 S ~ a|s hxrosqsf - laaSavsH'sass
Use HEIMBoLD's ExTRA ACT BUCHUfor Excesses arislns
from habits INDUCED In
ny nOWfBE ffkRA Olus
And for diseases arising Habits of Dissipation. II
Rf e. f Hsasas # ss RzRa I F HH5u for Disease. ane
Gss Il SHda for all Aso
Urinary Organs.
Male or Female
from whatever cause originating and OF
How Long standing.
the Sympoms admit Of the
| ment and may originate from the same z@
HELMgDLnfs BuGHu safe and pleasant in taste and
| 1dor but Immediate in It's action.
Personally appeared before Alderman of the city
Phiaaepha, Il. Z. HETMBOID, Chemist, who beng duly
does thai his preparation contains no Narcotic Mef
niuro drug ba aTG L purely ,rs, Ysesable s
sworn subscribed before this sd day Of November
| 1851 WM T. HiBBARp, Alderman
PRICE 81 PER bottle, six for Sa deliysrsd to address,
| Prepared by A. T. HEi4MBoln,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
| l0i south Tenth street. below Ghesnut.
Philadelphia.
| s-Beware of Conntetfes and pnpnciped Dealers, who
of tbe oHn aud other articles on the
| Heln,boldf $ Genune Preparations.
i !, Exlract 3uchr.
| :, :. SafANpRfiliR,
| :. :. Improved Rose Wash.
! Sold by JOHN WRIGHT i 10.
/ 81 and Isl Chartres street,
i AND ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
/ ksr ASK FOR aEi4MB,SLps-fAKE NO OTHER. Cut
1 eat the nd vertisenient and send for it,
/ AND AVON IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
Iasti iySW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25


sixTa DISTRICT oouRre CITY OF MEN oRLEAAs VS. ". c
nf New tirl-ans SQUIRE No Sl9i.
pY VIRTUE of n writ of seizure and sale
ID dected by he Honorable II. h Distfic tou
Orleans, above entitled will proc cd 10 sell
pubic auction al ths City Heel Common street between
Magazine SATURDAY. the day OF
July 1865 Il o'clock NJ, the following described property,
4 CERTAIN lot of GRorsD situate in the First his.
trc Of tfs city, in No. Eighteen boundsd by New
vee DeorI Caiiope and Pearl Streets measuring twenty
nine teet ront caiape by eighty feet in depth
Seized In the above sn
TERMS-Cash en- the sppt.
Sheriff of the PARISH CT Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25

sixlEAE eocE DISTRICT LA VILE DE IA souyELLE
az la Nouveile. .oritans M sads = = ~ lAss'
I'm yERTU dun writ de safsie ct yente a
II moi adesss fHoorabe SSiene G0'r dc District de
Ia Eonyele orsans dams raarc eesss, procarai le
SAMEDI Juliet 5 midi, i,fI0iel de Ia Cite, de
Ia Commune entire les u Camp es MagGsins Ia
pubiaue adjudication de-
I'm TERRAIN dams lie Premier District de VILE
dams let No hn borne les de Ia NenEellr Iyee
Deord Gaiope Pera vingtnan psds de face
la ailiope, cnq peds dc proondeur.
Saisi dams 'afare ciaessas.
CONDITIONS Compliant moment dc laf Ftentinn
E. T. PARKER,
es IA % ~ iv7 sheriff 10 IA p i.oi5ss 30
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25
RulLplNss saaTElslal. ssIuks. eIREwo

V.DEMoR ELLE, Dealer
At ths Old Basin, corner Of Toulouse and franklin
Has constantly hand BUILDING MATERIAL, such
Lias White md yepw sani Cement, Plaster Of paris Shin
gles Lt Sges Also English FFerch and Aasresa Fire
Bricks and oil kinds of Firawnod. $ / -
es- Orders from the country promptly and csrstl attend
e4ts, ans ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25

An Iriahman called at agency in small town
in the Granite State for hull piut of rum. Ha
was informed thai he could not have it, IA it was
only sold at the agency for medicinal purposes.
Pat declared he only wanted il sdak saiIe roots;
the liquor. which he kept in his hand till fairly ont
Of doors. when pacing the la ts, his lips in view
OF the astouished agent. its contents saeills dis.
appeared. ..Yan raseai.s exclaiuied she exasp-
Grated sendar, :. what are yaa doing there, I
didn't sell you that rum 10 drink. au told me
y0u wanted 1t ta saaS snnle r.,afsf' 4 Aud vi,
did entirely Doetnr il's the raals Of me- t.,l,gae
that I'm after soakug. replied Pat, with hanior-
ous SMILE