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81 As We go to press Wednesday eveD-
ing, l-2 o'clock abou, 81 persons pre-
ceded by Mitchei's Band, and four-horse wag-
on containing big BELL, mo, the one running
for President of course) forming . procession So
called. are passing through the streets The
boys in the wagon humping the big BELL, and
those behind rafting COW BELLS. sheep BELLS.
sleigh BELLS, tea BELLS, and dinner BELL. (not
Presidential Belly form . din compared with
which pandemonium would be pleasant drowning
entirely the beautiful music of the band The
crowd is entering Starr Hall to be invited TO
vote for Douglas by Gen Coombs OF Kentucky.
The Grand Wide Awake Demen.
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MASONIC CALENDAR.

Richmond Lodge, meets the first Tuesday
evening in every month
Webb Lodge, the third W. inesday .......
King solomon Chapter, second Friday.
Ww,ne Council, first Thursday in March. juno,
September andDecember. ........
brittOn Lodge {colored,) first Monday in each
month.
!. O. O. r.
White Water Lodge.meets overy Friday evening.
Herman (t;srman) Lodge,every Tuesday evening.
w ,,od ward Lodge. every Wednesday evening.
Oriental Epcampment, every second and fourth
Tuesday sve. OF each month.
Degree Of Rehecea. of Whitewater and w oodwafd
I,od res hrst and third Tuesday Of each month.
Degree Of Rsbscca, of Herman Los Arst and third
Monday Of each month.
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W.. are authorised To announce WILLIAM
DULIN as candidate for Assessor OF Wayn
township.
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters hive been granted TO the
on estate Jacob Wore late of Va
township Wayne deceased All persons Known
themselves the tuested
and the nd all havD
aims against requested present then
for settlement within the time prescribed b. Law. III
esats 10 supposed 20 be solve
Richmond, ,9th mo- soah. 1850. Al
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A Two-HoRsx SPkING WAGON, covered
and as good rs trade for good Horse OF sell
for cash very cheap. Enquire 1t Woods Cssh Drag
S,,r.. 43u
1JAMES NJ. HAYES, opposite the
City Hotel has just rcesived large and superior lot
Of plain aad fancy Fall and Winter Goods, suitable
for this market, aud CHEAP FOR CASH. Give
him . call.
~Fresh Butter. Eggs. Chickens. DC.
always to be had at Wilson 3 Bramba.sh's, one
door south of Potts Drug Store, On Merton St.
II you waa, something good 10 eat. 60 there.
b6cThe following are the officers elected
by Clark Division No. 5 Sons Of Temper
ancs fog the ensuing term:
j. w. Starr. w. p.
G. B. Wicks. w. A.
John Farsold. R. 8.
I. ". Horney. A. r. s.
Asa 8. Smith. F. 8.
Isaac Rindge. T.
WIN. Kitson. C.
Geo. Quay. A. @.
Alfred Edwards, /. 6.
Thos. Madden, o. s.
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@ SPECIAL NOTICE.

Those ng themselves indebted by either Note or
Book account under gned, respsc fully re
a rested call settle the without further no
sice other collector will be employed 20 wait upon
SAMUEL BELLS.
Sept 5, 1890 - im
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EIWs are requested to announce WILL
IAN A. BICKLE. Esq. as an independent
candidate for Congress.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE
WHITEWATER SCHOOL.

Thankful TO my patrons and friends Tor their kind
support during the four take this ctho
NJ ming them that shall school 18th
OF ioth NTH shall best Efforts In maintain .
FIRST class preparatory scho,i Besides the common
English branches Latin and the Higher
tanght For the benefit o; those expecting teach,
normal will be formed in which the student w
daily practice in teaching. Teachers who qual
nod wall be assisted To obtain good situations.
good course of Penmanshp is given CHI student
Tuition ~ low any in the county
HIRAM HADLEY.
9th 9Th 1850. Al
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vWe are authorized to announce the
name OF JoHN c. HApLEY as candidate
for Assessor for Wayne Township.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Sherif's Sale.

Sner1U 0010.
DY vi,tus of q decree and execution TO me directed,
ID from the WAYNE Circuit Court. will expose 1t
public House Door in the town OF Cen
terviiie Wayne Indiana on the ON aAy or vc..
1890 between the hours OF O'clock n m and Tour
o'clock p. said the foio.ins deseroed rear
situated in ounship Wayne county In
part of section No. co. township numoee
). range I, bounded follows hegnninx NJ
Corner said running north 80 poles
poles south 81 pc es thence osst
~ poies the place OF eegnning containing 80 .ee
A. The property Of Nathan Sarah Meek aud Joseph
isfys and execute IL FAVOR Of
j. S sTIDHAM. sh1- VIC
Sept IL. 1890 81 ~ ~
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.LippincOtt continues to
manufacture his superior Carriages,
Buggies, &C., at his Shop, near the
S. Z. Corner Main and Marion SITS.
Give him a call.
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Z A C K A 6 A 1 N.

HsvinG fesaned the pru1 Basteses q ny cid sta,l
ooRneS 81 Main and 0aRina g. RS-A0sed. Ind
varso esaneA<s. shall efvs general sasss-
AAs1isa to Old pocoas aSd I'll vho ny UisA
. call
n Al have pressred DE- practical ayus-
gsf. and shall attend the prsscr<sa asaxsDs viii
care snA proeptnsss hss1 1sy seA1iShA
Hs-Sns=s. esPs csc
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" AT RICHMOND FLAX MILL
few hundred Flax Straw, immedfa telv m,
which will pay CASH.
sHILLIrO cANAIR.
Richmond. Oct. 2. 1860 ~
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CRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS

nth. Can or half can AMI served up all hours !:
Pies. Cakes, Candies. Fruits, Nuts. Cigars. &C.
Ladies' Oyster Saloon,
fitted Up Ladies' be served Win oyeefs
=, III times aud in the best manner Come come
a. and try nv delicious hivalves Ice cream made to
o, der At No % Main street, Opposite H nHeon
House. 1. Saoe-
Sept. IS, 1850. @o-4m
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

WIN be exgossd a paeiis sale ,sA asy. ~ lssA
OF ltsh e60. ~ the late fsAioeaee JAeOb Vero
Senr. dseeased. IN aties AersA - Aehend. eli a.
properly Of sAs asceased eessisAg % ussess,
and kitchen furntaFs. &e. Sale q 10 sea
3 n, When terms viii - naAs kaeva assasisa ev
en-.
WILLIAM PAnRY. AAniaisss.ss..
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Fl1EC1y'0
~OM VI e Il A l. o L L G e,
Henrys Ner Building, South- Vest Carzey
.Naia and Fraakiis Streets,

The FALL and WiNTER session II this insiifaton is
open the reception Of Students both day ant
evening The Of instruction will be thereash
and practical and the prescribed By sh. best
ef the kind in the United
book keeping ydooble entry,
penmansh D. Instructions Commercial
iav and al pertaiaing bssiness generally
Students cosnpieting the fun enurse NJ this in
keep any set Of by Double Entry in any depart
nsent Of trade Whatever. Toang wishing obtain
thorouKh business edscssion would do v ell 10 make
imedisse spp1seasio. superior advantages win be
Afforded - de ssadent during the coming winter.
Fer snshsr inios nation apply to or address
WILLIAM PURDY,
Richmond, Ind.
Sept 20. 1850 Al
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THE VERY LATEST-Haines has just
received another large addition to his already
large aad veil sssec.ed stock Of Dry Goods and
Is going to sell them at extraordinary lov 6g.
urea " ~ veil worthy the time and trouble TO
'ooS iaroagh his stock; remember the man Who
has goods 10 salt customers At prices to suit the
tunes.
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lew BOOKS
Greeley's Political Text Book for 1860.
Hoicsmbs Poems.
The Woman in White
Chapters wives
Il Just received = Csay B0OkstoFe.
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The Grand Wide Awake Demen.
strattO takes place Tonight
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y + NJ o v A L.
Henry Drifmeyer, manufacturer and dealer in
Tobacco, Cigars &c has we'd his estAbIi
o doors east Of Starr Hall, Main Street. where
will be found ready to supply his oil
and the public q neraiiy. with anything in his line.
Richmond, Sept. 3th, 1850. 40 SIN
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From the mouth to the head Of the
Chesapeake, the bulk OF the people will sp-
prove It's theory, and it will find a respecta-
| bic minority TO adopt it iu practice; mi
nority. which for weight and worth of char
acter. preponderates against the great num-
Der, who have not the courage to divest
their families of q property. which however
keeps their conscience unquiet. North Of
the Chesapeake. You may End. here aud
there an opponent TO your doctrine. as you
may End here and there. . robber and muir
derer; but in no great number.
In Maryland, do not find such a DISPOSE
ton to begin the redress of this enormity.
rs in Virginia. This is the next State to
which We may turn our eyes for the inter-
esting spectacle Of justice, in conflict With
avariee and oppression; conflict wherein
the sacred side is gaining daily recruits.
from the influx into Office Of young me1
lgrown and growing up. These have sucked
in the principles OF liberty. rs it were. with
their mothers milk. aud il is to them look
with anxiety to the turn Of the fate Of this
question. Be not therefore discouraged
What you have written will do great dea
Iof good: and could you still tropble your.
self with our welfare. no man is more able
to give aid to the laboring side.
Ibtd. col. l. p. 377.-Letser to nr. Price
Nothing is moro certainly wristsa u th<
book of fate. than that these people are ic
be free.n is il less certain that the . races
iequally free. cannot live in the same gov
lernmens. Nature, habit. opinion have
drawn ind~lible lines Of distinction between
Them. 1t is still in our power to direct the
process Of emancipation and deportation
peaceably. and in such slo~ degree as TIA
the evil win wear of insensibly, and then
place b. pssi pssss. filed mp BY free vhii<
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LOCUST Grove, Sept. 20, 1860.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-06
Benevolent .ass0ciati0n
Or
THE SONS OF LOUISIANA.
INAUGURATION OF THE CLAY MONUMENT.

At regular meeting Of this Association the following pre-
smble and resolutions unanimously adopted:
Whereas intention Of the civic authorities and Of the
peope Of city honor the memory of the immortal
Sage Of Ashland HENRY CLAY by erecting his Statue
public place;
ing anniversary Of the birth Of the great thus honoed
that is on the 18th Of April next
And whereas II would i'll become any American and phrtic
uarly Lousanan, to feel pride honoring him whom
the world honors Of the first of the age whom
the nation of the boldest and purest of its pa
owho people admire and remember for the spoilers; in
tegry of heart the wisdom and Justice Of his head
shown throughout half centurys important labor in his
,rys ervce-whom Losanians especially revere the
peaceful work he doing Ghen whilst jackson de
Tending them their homes from murder and page by the
last desperate marauders nqutous which then
existedto in short Is due the homage of every high
or low rich poor who respects purity Of heart exalted intel
e and nobility souhe three qualities which elevate meg
to greatness;
And whereas fitting that those who born upon the
soil Of o lsana who have always lived here should
as Louisianan take part the important ceremony be
formed !; be it
Rssord That the officers and members Of tho Benevolent
Association Of the Sons Louisiana do assemble their Hal
on the morning the 18th of April next in order attend in
body the ceremony Of erecting the Statue of Henry Clay
Canal street ssssssa MzTa a IL,
Resori further That as the occasion will from its
important nature call for fullest possible demonstrations
public honor this Association will turn full force
man. s
In conformity with the above resolutions the members of THU
Association requested TO at their Hail. Of Great
men and EIysian Fields streets Third District THURS
DAY, April H. at o'clock A. NJ.
Members are expected 10 be punctual
By order of the President
AUG. LAROSE,
a6 2ptd Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-06

A TRIAL CONDUCTED IN THE ABSENCE or THE
CRnNAL.--The right Of an accused person to be
present at his trial and confront witnesses is per-
sonal right only, and is understood to be waived
when the prisoner voluntarily absents himself, as
did James A. McConkle, the defaulting cashier of
the Peoples Bank Of Richmond, Indiana, who was
arranged at Centreyle, the jury enpannelled, and
the Court adjourned until the next morning. The
morning came, but not the prisoner; he had run
away. Judge Perkins, of the Supreme bench, or
dered the trial to so on in his absence. His coun-
sci objected, and gave up the case. The Court
appointed counsel, and the trial proceeded. After
the trial had progressed somewhat the prisoner
was caught, brought back, heard the conclusion
of his trial, and was convicted and sentenced to
the penitentiary for four years.
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~ news sossnsns 49, thc ssl r. gs--za

TesDAxs RACES The sport ~ the Metairie
fo-dar viii consist Of Two races; the frsf the
llantcr stalks, feF two year Odds, At mile heats
ssbscripfion $780, forfeit sleo, and $500 added by
aase chr; there being fourteen subscribers ana
IL second 1t mile heats, for Club purse OF $500.
Fsr 4hs Hunter stake L three will probably start ;
III. Hunters Lecomte colt SheiI'od, Mr. Kenner's
Blu. 6so,u, ana oneSof Capt. Minors three nominal
lions The second race will be contested by MT
Eheathasn's AHsndo,5, Nj. KcnHer's Koh-a-noor,
Col Bingaman's Dick Ed,rasd NJ. campbell's
Wsuner co,t. ina Cen, Wells' Lccomte FLY out Of
Edith.
4he pool betting last night was small owing to
The great preponderance Of the favorite in each
xsce against the leld Hunters She,rod being the
favogite against the field at more than tive to one
III he frst race, and Cheatham's AAendo'T the
faEorite at three to one against the other four Il
the second race.
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ephi-
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Notice.

The Confederation Of the Young Mems Christian Association
Of the United and British Provinces will hold their an
mai meeting this year New Orleans opening on the llth
instant.
delegation of FIVE hundred young men many OF
whom will be accompanied by ladies' will be present from ali
parts of the United States and the Canadas.
1t is earnestly hoped that all Of citizens without any de-
nomnationa distinctions will unite in rendering to them the
hospitality of the city, and far practicable OF their own
homes In consequence the Inauguration of the Clay Statue
at the same time the hotels and public boarding houses VIII
be allied to Overlooking therefore, will be compelled in
great measure rely upon citizens to accommodate the
delegates
AZ Troy New York last year the Confederation received
and entertained with munifcence almost unparalleled Shall
New Orleans do lessf
Those who can take gentlemen, or gentleman
and lady will please address note to the undersigned stating
their names residences the number they accommodate
10 be left at the rooms Of Association No. 50 Camp street
RoRERT GRIBBLE,
"A 2p6t Chairman Committee on Confederation.
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A large and fashionable auditory was in attend
ance at the Varieties last night the farer portion
Of humanity being out in strong force. pleasant
time had everybody who was there, for the per-
formances kept the house in a state of screaming
excitement from the beginning to the end of the
entertainment. Mrs. John Wood figured as Lefty
Briggs, and kept everybody well amused by the
comical style of earnestness and good faith with
which she carried out the absurdities Of that char
acter. We are inclined to say that she was posi-
lively fascinating in the sort Of broken epilogue
with which the comedy or farce concludes, every
body evidently thought so from the way they
z took on in clapping and stamping. AS Miss
Son,erdotUn Miss Susan Denim was very charming,
winning tile house by her feeling and natural man
ner and graceful department. She is invariably
an exceedingly pleasing actress, and everybody is
glad to see her come ON in her part, for what
ever it Is she personates it with entire proprety
Mr.. Davenport was all that was required as Lieut..
1seuor, and Mr.. Chapman was very good as
Hickory Short, the mock Governor, but the char
acter might have been made more Of Mr.. Hawk
was clever as Nab, the Niger. But it was in the
musical extravaganza of Jenny Lind u that the
auditory found out what " Wood fun 7 is, for Mrs.
w. just took the house by storm in the most bril-
liant style, mixing mp fun and music into per-
fectly stunning compound of both, which kept it
shouting with laughter and vigorously exercised in
applauding. Bouquets in any quantity were rained
on the stage, and we have not seen SO much ex-
element in theater this season as we did last
night. AS CRANKY Gag, Davenport aided and
abetted Mrs. Wood with many curioasly eomieal
| doings, the two constituting about as powerfully
farcical . team as can be imagined. The same bill
| is to be repeated tonight.
The Rnmsey h Newcombs did their duty by a
| good house e1cellently well, of course.
The Wambold assembage at the St. Charles was
slim,
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RAILROADS IN THE SOUTH.

"a III mi II.
Inc faveler aaons 1.e ls - ,su or
roaa Will noe ia'i ~ '.se .,saarsas " mnroye
hiteeh Rsies, eie and settle
meht w sae way - - law years ago
menus. many p.aoes' have been
eninhaoltea anu ~ .ry;rg popuiasion,
settiea ~ ~ ~. sassst erected cou,-
VINO rave cisafsu Z" ~ Il. sa,n5at;on Of indie.
tcftanaa houses ai1a ~
pendent ana and existence OF
ihaa tn's 7 ~ J. - III The ron horse has
the rafoaa = II the neonle and iparted
aWakehea ~ u AZ avn wonderful vitality
% tnem sone.s .,rsssise s,,;r;t az the ace and
Samuiasea ~ W 81, $500, accass y market
assured y oe a, antarr;se and
tne peop.e 49, s1a,ass. u .ha;r rosorrces
acasns ~ -. :,,...s., az. .,os, o,o,;.
a,ia,s;vsr = ,e stafes of tbe
W = so-'''-s1
..,s $50, ,,a;,ua, -. accommodated for
- ,....:.s....; s.ha. pa;lrnads IN tbe
sso'.s'aAa AA'. FL Co. 80, iaoo,;to.
s s.. Y 80. ,r,,;., have
Wonue,.M nue. = ~ ,s.s,,o.;on ~ tnase
ss.: ..., u o,,,,,,,n;caton
- a. s;e.ra,. stotas Of tbe sonth
ss 4, 3. u al 4 ~.
slo" ~" naon VIZ -
pseca.eo ~ 80 So go, arrsana i Tsxos
snem ~ ~ ~, 80 ,,ro;o.tea IN.
" II ,;e,, & nrocess N lime
eta. ssi'e'ne !. -..,,a and ths u;sdop
WIN W ~ tha;r construction.
& ps..ss IL enab,ed to make
riuni nss' = CT. = a. th,y balf the cost
ne'ilioaus y - -, - 1,ada Ia tbe North.
per h,le =, snoss ~, soon h cbaouered with
anus ~ 800. ~ t,avsl which are The
.ese aI.e.ss 49,, "a .se ~ hest Witnesses
ssss 8. n IL III communi.
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W ~ noari, " Aide1anss. on 6tA page.-aa

FIsE Anr MArSEE. The unequaied Venus Of
WIIliam Page, the American painter, will again
hold levee excnsively for the reception of ladies
and gentlemen accompanying them, on Saturday.
Tiia exclusive entertainment will be BY specialize
qnast and for tomorrow only, and will continue
from ii O'Clock a. IL. until o'clock p NJ This
win afford ali admirable opportunity for the study
.,f one Of lie finest paintings In the world
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-06

RS-Experience teaches ms that deIicacy
many females from applying for the alleviate
suffering and life That objection is obvated in the
Of Sir James Carke's Female Pills. prepared after the pre-
scpton Sir James Clarke Physician the Queen Of Eng
land and we'll known to be the only and remedy
female difficulties and distractions from any cause" They
be sent in bottle containing 50 pills. post free by enclosing 81
and six postage stamps to any agent.
General Agent the United States JOB MOSES Rochester
NY j. WRIGHT & CO., New Orleans, Wholesale Agents,
and sold bv all respectable Druggists. fe9 2ply&W