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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-23
KIeIza Lee Guarder.

h'oiza hs Ss daardsF' In Chsncery in
lama. I, The Circuit Court
kOOkSUANT TO A DECREE RIsNDFHR6 IN iERtJrs
9Th day Of june, 1850 shall proeseI - All S
sas ut the front door Of tho Court Home Of ohio
GO on the 9TH day Of September 1880 lot No
~ 5, on FFestoh street, In thecity OF Wheeling
IN I6 sI o. sALE-o sixth of the purchase money
sn Sas ana The balance on credit Of six, twelve
ana eighteen months, the purchaser eiv;nSs bo,
with good security and the title retainsi ,tiI
whole OF the purchase money Is paid '"e
I'm, SAUL IRWIN, g. o. @.
Ehe above sale Is continued till MONDAY thu
Sd dayo December next. novIiIttJ dle
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-23

''--'--ss-.tsn r. sl.eqr9 y,49rs. rom
Aessrs. LaugNias d BuMfeld: Gents.-please
send us II doz. Quart Writing Fluid,
u Pint
12 Halfpint /"
Supplying the Government Offices, we only use the
best lux in the MARKET which we think yonrs to he
Respt'y yours, TAYLOR & MAURY.
October Is. 1900.
sTHE PEN AND SWORD.
For long time the question has been argued
which was the most powerful the Pen or the sror1,
1t has been generally conceded that the influence
and power of the former as greater than the INTER
How important them if such is the case that the
Pen should have good Ink to accompany it'll Hence
all desiring good writing, should use CHEMICAL.
WRITING FLUID, made By
LAUGHLINS BUsuFIELD.
now Wheeling, Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-23
1,he rroubies or.tho country.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.
It is expected here that every member
will take his sent in Congress, except the
South C1rolina delegation.
EFrEcr OF SECESSION. upon THE INvBNTIvE
GENIUS.
The secession panic has caused a dtmi-
tuition in the number of applications for
patents, and the number issued weekly is
decreasing.
ADylCE GRATIS.
The Presidents daily in receipt of many
letters proposing terms which he ought to
adopt for the secessionists. To-day, one
was addressed to him by prominent poll
itician, recommending that the right of
secession and the settlement of the present
differences be arbitrated by the Supreme
Court, allowing South Carolina to secede
and resist the federal law, when the case
would arise in all its bearings; both par
ties to abide by the decision, and to agree
to q final settlement as to the result.
MUNITIONS OF VAR.
Col. Powell, of Alabama, is still here
negotiating with parties for firearms for
that State He meets with much success,
as Northern manufacturers expect to reap
Virginia the law limits the price to be paid
for each arm.
Mr.. BUCHANAN AS JACKSON.
1t is the general impression here that the
President will be severe in his message
on the secessionists, denying Keitts
charge and taking a Jacksonian position.
RuXoRED DISRUPTION OF THE CABINET.
An extravagant -umor prevails in pollti-
cal circles tonight, to the effect that
dissolution of the cabinet is imminent, be-
cause of the position taken in the mes
sage. Trouble certainly occurred today.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-23
Patriotisna ON tho Rise.

AWashington correspondent telegraphs
that 81 Implications have been made to
Lincoln for the Richmond Post Office
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-23
Great Auction Sale of Sea.
sonable Dry Goods.

Great Auction Sale of Sea-
sonable Dry Goods.
HEIsKELL & sWEARINGEN.
PEINo DESTROYS of reducing their large stock
ID previous to the first OF January, will sell at
PUBLIC AUCTION!
for ten days, commencing on Saturday, the twenty
The character of our stock is too well known to
require any extended notice of its merits. We deem
it advisable however to state Tint goods oil
New, Desirable and Seasonable!
and rare opportunity will thus be offered for pur-
ch;lsers to supply themselves ont of
A FULL AND EXCELLENT STOCK,
AT THEIR OWN PRICES.
Wep'edge ourselves that all articles offered shall
be sold without reserve
In Dress Goods NC would enuInerate
Rich Fancy Silks, all colOrs,
Extra heavy Plain Black do, BlschoG's s BOness'
makes.
Fancy Black Silks,
Plain FIR. Mcrnos, in Black and colors
Velour 0ttomans, in great variety,
Golored and Black Mouslin DeLaines,
Poplns-fgured and plain
NRlencias,
Plaid French Merinos,
Real English Bonbaxines.
French BOmbRZines, Oriental Cloths
Rich Mourning Silks,
An immense variety of Embroidories,
In StRnle Goods
English Chintzes Pnrramettas
CANON StI Eiannels, Ballnrdeale FlanneIs
Shaker F!annels. Opera Flannois
Bleached Shirtfngs and Sheeeetings comnrisinp
most of the best makes .2-s
irish Iinens-liichardson's make
Table Gloths-S-4 1914 H.: and IA
Danask Table Napkins,
Blenehed and unIIeachcd Table Diapers,
Crash and Hackaback Towelng,
BorueTed Towels and Tuwelling,
Damask Towels.
For Mems and Boys Wear
French Cloths and Gassinlcres of vert, s,,,,a-,o-
quality e--Nt
All Wool Twecds, Mixed do
Jeans and Cassinets of every grade
Cloak Cloths-Tariety of coiors,
Gents Shirt Fronts,
Gents Travelling Slawls-Extnl,
Gents Real FIR. Lace Handk fs-hem'd
Biankets-lO-t, Ia 124, Cradle and Crib do.
tion. 'N' tA'P''S'"ie ~ men
Ample accommodations will be provided for the
TEaHs-An sums Of $50 or under, cash; over $50,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-23
WHEELING OBSERVATORY
THE TRUE TIMr.

TUE UNDERSIGNED bog leave to announce tia.
SnioI Hsy BaxS1 at considerable expense, erected
s s1 or Telescope, and with the assistance of
SSmtennen entirely competent, have established
lT ~: Meridian for the city of IPheeling.
ny ms Instrument observations from the Sun nre
iy lakeh when 1t passes the meridian, which gives
S r., mis great accuracy, Apparent, Solar Time
WINCH observations, the true or mean time
tlat CLOCK or regulator should Indicate according
70 INC equation OF time laid down in Nautical AZ
obtained '.' - Ut4GuiAts" anu
,, The Instrument is permanently located and Sc
ing tho necessary observations to have the tie fiat
our our Regulator Will in future indicate aiwas correct
fatr0ns ana the Public may therefore rely upon
Dealers and Jobbers in Watches, Jewelrv. CIocSs e.
now No. l2T Main St. Wheeling. Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-23
w. A. Bachelors Hair DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye has no equal-instantane-
Gus in effect-Beautiful Black or Natural BrOwn-no
staining the skin iDiurng the Hair-remedies tile
absurd and i'll effect of Bad Dyes and inYfgorates the
Hair for life. None IRE genuine unless sigueLl sTY
A. BatclielOr." Sold everywhere.
ClIAS. BACHELOR, Proprietor,
1S-sept1S-d&w-1y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-23
Bryan's Tasteless hermitage.
Children dying right and lefti
Mothers not as yet bereft
Know that worms more infants kill
Than each other mortal III;
But the VERMFUoE will savs
Vow. ,,oI. ,.-,.-

But the TERMFUoE will savs
Your pale darlings from the grave.
MoTHER, MAKE FOUR CHOICE Shall the CHA die
or the IYOrnes' Remember, a few doses of Bryan,s
T"steless YrrnLfuge will destroy any number of
worms, and bring them away without pain. price
% cents. Sold by LAUGnIINs BUsHF1ELD.
s. Fundenberg, bridgeport, and Druggists generally
DR.. M'CLINToCK's COLD COUCH
MIXTURE performs, in every instance, what was
promised when it was introduced 1t cures. viii,
the same uniform certainty that morning dispels
night, all the varieties of sevare cold ora arasg
ingcOugh, and Immediately relieves influenza. hoarse
ness and tickling of the palate or throat. Price 25
cents. e' -
Sold by LAUGITIINs DUsHF1ELD, s. PUN.
DENBERG, Bridgeport, and Druggists generally.
DIR. JAS. ArcCLINTOCK,s PECTo-
RAJ sYRUP.-wheret there's confirmed cough there
is always great peril. To trfe with any disease or
the respiratory organs is to court destruction Com
SUMPTION bronchitis, pleurisy, lung-fevcr, &c.. lie
close behind cough; and the only safety in such
cases consists in immediate resort to this erent
vegetable remedy. Price 81, 90.
Sold By LaUghlins q Busllhsld, s. Fupdenberr.
bridgeport, and druggists generally. fSS2I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-23
No. 1914 North Thtrd street,

a.
T c. BAKER & CO., in offering to the public their
~ brand of COn-LIvER OIL. have great pleasure in
warranttng its excellent quality; which, after many
years OF Luxurious experience, they have succeeded
lit perfecting.
1t Is RTcpared, according to the most approved
process front FRESH and healthy lvcrs of tn. GuirS
1norrhud (COditsh selected with extreme care under
the supervision of their agent in Newfuund
land.
Its sweetness purity and freshness make it srarce
~ dstastetul to the most delicate patient while the
uniformity Of its mode of preparation makes it tile
most desirable brand of Oil in the market.
The uncertain quality, and defective manner OF
preparing COd-Liver OIL have preCuied nny suffer-
testing ts femeai is merits ar
depends mainly on the employment of genuine and
powerful article, advantage will result from n
single trial. In general it operates in very gradual
hhner, requiring long perseverance in its use 1t
ust not be taken only OCCASIONALLY OF irreEularly
Dut pefseVcrtnSly and steadily, continuing its use
even after apparent recovery.
Inc physician may rely, with full confidence on
me merits OF our brand of OIL while the diseased pa
tieht mas guarantee, that, in isD it, lie is taking
medicine, the virtues and efficacy Of which have
Deeh tested by eminent medical men.
AZ Is the most eheCtual remedy for Consumption,
6F9hcntlSs Asthma, GOut, rheumatism, aud ali
Scrotulous affections; Oftentimes prOducinp immadi
been taken with little or no benefit
II enjoys the marked confidence of numerous scieu-
unc and medical men. whose spontaneous testimoni-
aus endorse the superiority and efficacy of our Oil
glSlhG 10 the public an assurance. that this truly
snlnape medicine, when obtained fresh, and free
from admixtuTe, Is safe and reliable remedy for the
diseases named. TnT.11 20 9,T
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-23

GtoRN d COB MIILS.--Porrn.-g ,-I-, \.
~ sire to have good Corn and Cob Mill Will d.
wei to call and examine Mills before nnrcbos;nS
eisewhere. lnovl9l SMITH 4 G0RREI;T.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-23
Christ1nas Prasents
Vulcanite or India Rubber JeweITI,

CONSISTING ofBrooches, Ear Drons Pin,
~ Chains, Thimbes, &c, entirely neW-snItabIe fSr
mourning, and more desirable than Jet-for sale IN,
now JT. SCOTT 4 r. "
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-14
OPENING OF PARLIAMENT.
THE QUEENS SPEECH.

D.~AsSSsW - - - AS~SSeAsAS - essoS - hfs
THE QUEENS SPEECH.
81 ----------r--F S5sf II Is + / i
Mys Lords and Gealemea With great
satisfaction 4 again meet you in Parlia-
ment, and have recourse to your assist
an NY relations with foreignpowers
continue . on satisfactory and friendly foot
ING. AT thelast session informed you
that oyerlures had been made me, to as
certain whether, If a conference should be
b held s ny The, great powers Of Europe. for
u purpose e of settling arrangements con
nected with the future condition of Italy,
7; and nd that g plenipoteptiary would bc sent
y w me to assist at such . conference. !
hare since received . formal invitation
from tie Emperor, pf Austria and the Elm
peror of the French to send 4 pienippten,
tliary to 9 Congress, to consist Of tile re-
personalities Of the eight VIII, s were par
ties TO the treaty q Vienna the object
l such Congress being stated 70 BE u IL
ceiiye cpmmunieation 81 treties concluded
at Zurich, and deliberate in association
With the ADORE /. powers I the Courts Ii
Rome, Sardinia and Sicily, On The means 81,
best adapted for The the paciiicaiion Of Italy
and for placing its properly ,, &, solid aud
durable basis. DESTROYS U.S. ii +. ali times il
concprring ID proceed ings having Is for their
object the mainteaasnce Of Is .peuoe, / &C.
cepted tue invitation, but st. tn. Il sane same
time made kpewn that il such Congress
/ should steadfastly maintain HE priilci.
pie that " external force should BE- en-.
ployed to impose, upon the people d italy
an, particular pa, government o. constitu.
ton. Circumstances have lea 10 the
postpopelnent of the Congress, without
day being fixed FER \ meeting but
whether u Congress or ID seperate ne
gotiation, 1 shall endeavor 20 obtain for
the people Of Italy freedom from foreign
interference u BY force of arms p their 81.
ternal concerns and 4 trust That the
affairs OF the italian Psenihaula will be
satlsfacto and acei1lly settled. Tile
papers on the N subject viii soon be laid
before you. ! am N communication with
the Emperor Of Franse with view C
extend commercial z Y intercourse between
the two countries md TINS draw closer
the bonds Of friendly alliance between
them.
a dispute having arisen between Spain
and Forocco, I endeavored BY friendly
means to prevent . rupture, but regret t.
say, without success. Papers gu the sub
jet will be laid before you. ! I
~ plenipo tentiafy and the Plenipoten
tiafy Of the Emperor u the French having
in obeaience q their instructions, pro.
decided u the mouth o the Peiho, I'll order
to repair to Pskin to. exchange ia that
city ratifcations q Tie treaty Of Teinsip,
in pursuance q the 5Sth clause Of that
treaty, their further progress was opposed
y .1 iorce, ana conflicts took place between
the Chinese forts az the forts Ct the mouth
otthe river aI'd ts naval forces 81 " which
the plenipo tentlar'es y we're escorted The
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-14
NUMBER 40.
cial torbearsnce u my naval y Io ~
the spot, and By the cquitabls aud cor
8 3 t Ig5gssA sEs.i'

cial lorbsarance u iiny naval slIipsfsIoys
the spot, and blythe cquitable aud eos~
ciliatofy pfpyiAilo .nd ~ rangsments
proposed ~ the doycriDiI.snt pi tie UNI
ted States. | trust that the question Of
boundary, ont Of which this affaif has
arisen, MAY be alnical,ly settled ii 4 man
mer conformablc with the j,istice Of the
two couutries, and be defined by the first
brticle Of the treaty Of 1876. The last
main have becniextingushed.a Ny vice~
roy has made peaceful progress through
the districts which have been the priuct>
pal scenes Of disorder, and by i judicious
combination:.of 6rmness and generosity,
myautlority has everywhere been solidly
and BY treaty permanently established. !
have received from the viceroy the ness
gratifying account Of the loyalty Of my
East Indian subjects, aud Of the good feel
ing eyinced l,y the native cbicfs and the
great landholders Of the country. Tho
attention Of the government in Indialhxs
been directed tothe development Of the
internal resources Of the country, and 7
am glad to inform YOU that an improve
-ment has taken place in its fnancial. Prog
fs1nrta fsI no x,o n trao ~
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-14
BoyLovs.

~ w.
81 s'ne ne. Of the quccfest AND q. funniest things
stink Elm after life, is boy love No
sooner does boy acquire ! tolerabls
statue than ne begins to imagine himself
q man. and to ape nanish ways. Hecas'G
SIDE 2IaFpcss' q tl'e sall girls he may meet
becomes e' 4 regular aisenaant q churchpr
meeting carries a|cai'e, holds his heed
'sfee'' ana struts 4 alsfie ~ he walk.
Ei'resen'sy, iana nov very soen. ae falls 10
a .e ysslIalls y q proper WORD because
= pest loalco.es h'sl lsppJ uel'rlogs self-
I amusement. He ives now aa : ialFy'slc.
glon, somevn ~. ctlfatefal e ' fpe world
ana yet, o.epded so'nebow 'ncxfficaDly
" Y. he perfumes h s bar NY ifar
grant olls, scatters esse nce over tis hand
kcrenle', ane oesperat s snasss ana
snolnts isr -, beard y quotes poetry,
e vnscn 10ye rs AZ aove end lea!t and Dart
pecol'at'y pfeoo 9 ! sno g p!un nls
aoepes Y .ne aenclone iaDrla.p iss'c'es
nanse'a nileo VIZ ' ane u'v'ne sMasus sno
s l1 0rcaxs lnto 2 scaflet rssifAof
rhyme he ie So upon the looks y shis
oeloveo y ralsea g tn ~ aeyentl' hessen
she speaks 'e''sa''t Wofd's betrayed
INTO the The ost'astountilng extaciss W smile smile
and .s plunged mt Tug Sloonlest regions
~ a'lsansplopny 1y 3 'FoEp ae aalescs
as'mse1P t'e ness aeYosea sogsf sllnI isAe
world 4aefe Mas never suehl another.
There never VIII V. Ae y di'nfs great
,dolater ne isflc very type o. magma.
himity and sell abnegatloh. wealth ne
dsspises the gIowling thought. Poverty
with his adorable beloved ne rapturoasly
spostraphises IS the Il. first Of ~ earthly
blessings and lore "a 9 cottage 3 WITH
water and crust 'is 'l'ls beau.ideai para
disc Of dainty delights. lie declares 10
himself win the most solemn emphasis
that ne would GO sarongq gre Iano waser'
andesta kes pilgrinageto gh'aa n \ s'n'
'chatka swim storm tossed esesasi scale ;.
|1npassaD's mountains aaa 'ass ss g POI o.
tNSAxv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-30
- LAUDERDALE WHITE SULPHUR ~
Eza!I SPRINGS, MISS. -

This fashionable and popular Watering Place will be opened
for the reception Of visitors the TO- day Of June under
the supervision Of its old proprietor b. b. SMITH, who Is
known In the South u hotel keeper.
Tie Iauderdale Springs situated the d. and O. Railroad
1853 Mobehe morning train leaving Mobile
at the Springs at O'Clock r NJ. 9E
The place has recently undergone thorough repair and
nished throughout with elegant furniture.
The have been analysed by the best chemists
the Emitted States the medicinal properties of
unsurpassed by aay In the South.
AY-ko expense pains will be spared make the
first class
my22 SIN b. b. SMITH & CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-30
PHYSICIANS lWELGINuS IN THE FIRST sECONI
and Third Districts, at Private Sale.
BY J. B. WALTON,


BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctoneer-Ofice, 40 Camp steeet.
DERSONE In want of Grst-class dwellings
referred 70 the following lists full part culss prices
and terms can DC obtained application at the Office Of the
An Ell giant THREE-sTORY and ATTIC BRICK DWELL
and very eommodious
: THREE-sToRY MODERN BRICK DWELLING on
Camp Julia
A THREE-ST0RY and ATTIC BRICK DWELLING on
Magazine street, ST. Joseph &
Two THREE STORY BRICK DWELLINGS, adjoining
on Camp street near St. Theress's Church.
TWO-STORf FRAME DWELLING Apollo street,
TWO TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLINGS, on Nayades
street, Tivo Circle.
FOUR ELEGANT MODERN THREE-sToRY DWELL
INSi S on Constance and l fsrpsshere streets
An ELEG Ant and CoMMODIOUS TWO-STORY DWELL
lS on Rampant street, between ST. Philip and Ursunes
street. Lot measuring GO feet front by 1872 feet in depth
VERY CHOICE w ELI. FINISHED DWELLING, with
AN ELEGANT MODERN BUILT DWELLING on Pry-
tania and two lots Of ground finished
containing every convenience. lI3n
TWO TWO-STORY NEW FRAME DWELLINGS on Sc
three bedrooms each second oo two attic rooms
and finished back buildings embracing many
* LARGE PROPERTY on pRYTANIA STREET on
which there large and convenient dwelling
:. A SPLENDID PROPERTY, AN ELEGANT AND COM
PLETE MODERN DWELLING, large improved grounds,
near the Magazine market and boundary the line ii
the Horse Car City Railroad
ANUMBER OF DWELLING no ! les in the several Dis.
tre suitable for persons modera nsans pro-
petty suitable for b"ildine my14 If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-30
SUMMER RESORTS
OCEAN sPnINGs HssrEI.~yss,,

- OCEAN SPRINGS HGrkI.-Ybis ds,,c,,s.,
M Watering Place Is being thoroughly yenavne6 sra
newiy fnFBished, and will be open reeerf ~
ors the 0 Of June next Every effort wl b made q
visitors comfortable and to make their
There place than Ocean Springs fr yachting
fishing bathing. The table will be furnished eseyyhine
that In the New Orleans rnnrket, together %
Fish, Game Oysters ETC., with which the Lake and surrounding
abound For the Of guests, there
Pin Alley Pistol Gallery BIZ Hard Tables The Saloon
viii be supplied with the choicest Liquors Wines and Cigars
Band of Music will be in attendance during the
Buggies saddle Horses be hired at the Hotel Also
SailDoats for Fishing and Pleasure Excursions
The Bathing facilities be excelled ut place
the Lake Mineral Springs celebrated for their curative
powers excellent condition. and in close proximity The
Hotel Ocean Springs having visited by epdemics
Is decidedly the heacst well the most beautiful location
'J m W. I'm im s'o'e COOK 4 HoYT proprietora.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-30
orrlcr o. rnE NEW ORLEANS cry RAILROAD .

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS CITY RAILROAD CO.,
No. Royal street.
HJ-Sealed Proposals Will be received MT
his office 9a5 the Isl Of June for tOe feet Of Yellow
from sap splits bad knots other defects calculated impair
its strength and durability and shall have the following dimen.
sions
100000 fet eight inches IN width and ays inches in thickness
in lengths Of eight feet.
2oO feet eight inches in width and FIVE inches in thickness,
In lengths Of twenty 10 thirty feet.
Said Lumber shall be delivered assorted piled by the
tractor in such quantities and at such along the line
road the Company direct shall be delivered In lots
folows 10000 feet by l july every
thirty days after, until the whole shall have been delivered
Good and solvent security will be required for the faithful full
hlment OF the contract.
Payments In cash delivery and acceptance by the Company
OF each delivery Of 100000 cent be retained in
until the delivery and until the tufment
OF the contract.
piled mylI tiel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-30

- MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR ssSs
l: PRINGs the vitgnia and Tennessee Rail sSrs
Eslroa Montgomery county Virginia. will he J&-.
for the reception Of visitors the 18th day Of May The
paciiy accommodate has increased ny the addition Of
pleasant The buildings have all newly paint
ed and whewashed and The dng has been much
Mattresses Passengers reach this place without Stage Travel
and those who desire he Salt Sulphur Green
ber White Sulphur Sweet Springs take much rest
here they wish and then proceed by Mssrs Kent Flick
len Pevsons line of superior Four Horse Coaches which
leave DAILY reaching Salt Pond dinner the Sat Sui
ghnr 40 miles, 10 and the Gree bre White Sulphur and
Sweet Springs leach 81 miles, to dinner wi bout night travel
mya PM RaRT II. MosBY. Prnnrietor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-30

EVERY THURSDAY EVENING In Lodge Room No. l, Odd
Feows' Hall, at o'clock.
OnicersJ. A. Sylvester, N. g.; Peter Williams, " CT G..
swebrck Recording Secretary L. N Jahan Permanent Sec
Rotary; S. L. Butler, Treasurer.
Members Of Sister Lodges fraernay invited attend