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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-15

nsT1sss pn z psusTieE pE PAls} G. sHUMwAY " John
TSN y "a y mi n NJ, S3,,lsahsS HASNING--No 100
adssss par fhpncrahe ID r sche ssnps y r.
H. ss ~ ps3sse Orleans. dams rafae q aessns " i
Roeedsai e oN p de fsyrier is60 midi s,r I ,; -
adjudication de- = 1f"e an sene pnbliaae ct
Ioss les droiis tires Ct ntsFtt dn dafenas,r a -
t W 81. ~ sslnee n rueT Pyian;r NJ
lie le at bail coneaeant de fsyrer is, y e
de mars 1860 tauS de pa mois ' " rhs ant le Z
SAiks dams fafaife ci. .iessts 4
CoNDtTIoNs-cenp,ant moment dc iiaaaai,a,,or 81
fss Z % ..- =" q !" esssas; ssasss';.,s.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-15

I WRIGHT &; CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family siedeHes which they supply
DrEsts and Dealgrs Proprieto wholesale PRICES
General Depot Special Agency Nos Isl and Il Ghartres street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-15

yANDERvEER's sGHEIDAs SCHNAPPs.
Druggists and Merchants and all dealers in any of the
contained in the above catalogue will nd 1t their
vantage calling sending their orders above where
the extensive Of GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES the United States, and the lowest prices
Please address, j. WRIGHT Il CO,
GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE S
II Nos. Isl and q tlhnrtres street New
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-15
RUILDINa MATERNAL. BRICKS, FIREWooi

II DEMDRUELLE. Dealer,
At the Old Basin e Tcnleass md Franklir
Has constantly hand BUILDING MATE1ltA AL such ~
Lae White and Yellaas Sand Gee Plaster o. Parfs Shin
ses Iahs, stsses Aso English Fraeh and Amscan Fire
Bricks, and ait cwoua.
Orders from he country promptly and cAfef u attend
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-15

STATE IA CoILaoroRs OFFICE,
Fourth District of the city Of New Orleans.
NOTICE TO STATE TAX PAYERS.-THE
IN undersigned Collector of State Taxes hereby notify
nil persons year
those for licenses for the 1860 within said Fourth District
call my office, Recorders Court floor pay the
within the time prescribed by law. Office hours
GEORGE MENsaAN. Collector
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-15
aCOpARTNERsHTp.

NOTICE THE eofaRTNRRsHIP HERETOFORE
lS existing nader the ns.e nt ELL BROS 4 co. ii New
York expires this day w iuiasaon The outstanding abi
wind up the affairs oE the firm. - -
WILLIAM NJ NELL.
HENRY M. NEIIf,
lsiIg5# AfsEXANDER BORROWNAN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-15

IA z OR Atty OF NEN OR1EANS, ]
~ City Hail. Feb 5, 1850,
Eonfnon GaaaSd of the City of Gcw Orleans
TNo. 4s42l
No Il Of Probable Rscsps Expenditure 81
N <IiS "a Exw 0fleans IN the Esar 1850
Thsf III craaHanes is serssen No l2a 81 Inc City
II liabilities and diaaxss
a. N1M Orleans for hs 1850. BE- and thc
ASfeAy Addrteds spSwit
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-15

City of Jefferson Jannary lsf 1860
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS Notice is here-
IN by given a PERSONS residents nofesdens
the City Of Jefferson for taxes Of The year 1850 and previous
years that the said due and payable from the 1 day
of january, 1860 to the ls Monday In June, 1860.
Notice is further given, that will be Office of
yalence and Levee streets, from o'clock A. M o'clock r.
NJ taxes If paid within the
mentioned time they will be dealt with according law
FELIX LAGRoUE, Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-15

fTyHIKD DISTRICT P0UND.-Na brought
to the Third District Pound, the of Glouet
}Goodehiidren Streets estfay-- 8Ss# M
4ne bay mne 10 hands high reached shaved
fail hte The neck from harness. small white spot the
hip, visible brand.
Which IL claimed within FIVE days and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold public auction said depot on
TUESDAY, February IA 1860, at 10 o'clock *. M.
New Orleans February Z, 1850.
G. 9. fLECHIER, Street Commissioner.
Registered February [, 1850. 50
For Comptroiler.
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sEPAVE DU TROISIE1E DIsTRTCT.-l n
II ets conduit depot des epaYes dn Toisieme District
cognme Clouet ct Bors- Enfants, romme spave-
une mule bai Is mains de haut la crnere roeet qnene
Fasee tche BLANCHE e paran du harnas pc
tie taehe sur 10 hanche, pas dc marqne visible.
81 e dit animal Nest pas recae dams cinq iours les
payes yendu rencera public dit depot lie MAR
d. II do feyfier 1860 d 10 heures A. NJ.
g. %. FLECIIER, conmlssaire des fnes.
q ii
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-15

STREET COMHI,R---OFFICIAL.
ETIRsT DIsTRICT POUND-syns brought
ihe First ct Pound the streets
! empty sugar hoghsads, from As Canal srset
enifs3s bacon casks from 50 Canal street;
Z 5 tmRsx sugar hegheads, and
empty iica ieces from Graser and Tehoptoulas
Y u empty sugar hnglteAd, and
5 rice tasees frsnl IS Grarier street,
Which claimed days and the expenses there
yad will he sold public anction said depot on FRI
DAY February Ii, 1861 at 10 O'Clock Al III.
G. o.. FLECHIER, Street Commissioner.
Registered February TO- 1850
s4 T. J.. HITSEIBERGER,
Denuy (t0rnnrDIier
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-15

BuREAU DU CorLEcrEuR DE TAXES D 'ErAr,
Quareme District de Ia vile de Ia Souyullc Orleans.
A Wis AUX CONTRIRuABLES.--r4E sOUSsT-
IA Goecteur de Taxes a done avis par lie present
ni doyent des Ftat pour Pannde 1853 ct
des de licenses pour annee 1861 dams les es du dit
SHatrieme District de veBr bureau Recorder,
premiere de payer les dies dams lie deai present.
par In lo Heures dn bureau. de A. NJ 2As p. NJ
fel Got GEORGE MENSMAN, Golecteur.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-15

Defhftssk-s5 CASKS MsEzszsiEs Ioasion Sfoaa IST % -
S. WOLFE m =
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EPAyE DU PREMIER DTSTRtcT.-u a
~ es conduit dpot des paves du Premier District
6paves:
Z hogheads de surre yides de 4Srue CANAL
8 harris dc lard ydes de 50 rue Canal
hegheads de vdes, ct
3ierces ae vides do reneoignue des res Grayer
Trhoupioulas
hoghead dc sucre vide ct
5tieftes de rz de Sc Gfavier-
81 les dits mkteax pas recaes dams cinq iours
lss fss lis vendas enehare pubiaue All DIT
dtput, ie yENDREDI II fesrier 1850 10 ienfes A NJ
G. o. FfECHIER, Gomnissaire des raes.
NesselIe orleans, I0fsyrier 1850 fell 81
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-15

EPAVE DU PREMIER DISTRICT.-n n
& etc conduit GpHSes Premier District
Dryndes, entire les rues Julie ct Girnd, CONNIE epaye-
Une mule bbai, environ 10 nains de
blanche snr Il dos II ciefe etampes ssbes.
q e dit animal NEST pas reciaa dams cnq jonfs et les
fras payea, il encere publiane, depot
MARDI, II de fssFier 1860, 10 hsnfes A. NJ
@. o. FLEGHIER Cominissaire des
. Nonvalle Orleans fayrier 1860 feS 5t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-15

sEcosp DISTRICT eo1Rr SUCCESSION OF A. H. LIVER
- of New Orleans. MORE.
WHER EAS Richard III. Browne has peti-
W oued Gorf Letters of 6iratoshp
Of the late A. H. Ijyefrnnre. deceased niestate
Notice is hereby given all whot may concern.
within ten days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order of the Court.
j. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-15

af7s,o JOHN THOMPSON, SUCCESSOR TO
AxlIg9a G. BLRaKLEY, lQ3 Rampant street manniact.
Of Carriages, Buggies. Spring Wagons, etc
Fire Engines rebuilt. Repairing In Ill the branches
shortest notice ja5 1y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-15

rt,HE UNDERSIGNED Will. CONTINUE THE
signature and for his ewn aCceunt
New oreans January ], 1859. y t''s feiI = In, IN,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-15

HURST DISTRICT POUND.-NFas brought
70 tha Eisst District Ponnd Dyadas street. between
Julia and Girod Streets estFay-
One dark mule, about 10 hands high, with white
spot the back and short raape. visible brands.
Which Il claimed within i've days and the expenses there
Ai will be Eold at public auction at sad depot TUES
DAY, February u 1860, at 10 o'clock A. III.
Fl New Orleans February I, 1850
q. q. FIEcHIER, Street Commissioner
HENRY DuREI.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-15

M
Also by HAvILAND, CLARK S GEORGE, Mobile, and bs
ali Dealers iege Gm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-15

THE EPARTNERsHIP OF THE UNDERSIGNED
heretofore existing under the name uf NFIII BROS
co. New Orleans ard Mobile expired by limitation on the
Slst December, lsoA WILLIAM NJ. NELL.
s HENRY NJ NELL.
HENRY w. TREFFRY.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-06-07

TnE CAPTURED AFRICANS To NJ RE.
TURNED To ArEtc,.-The government, has
entered into a contract with the COLOMBIA.
ton Society to take the thousand captured
Africans now a, key West to Liberia for
the sum Of S50.00O. The bill which passed
the Senate authorizes the President to make
I'll future arrangement with this society to
return to Liberia all the African. captured.
II bids fair to be a very profitable business
for this Society. and will undoubtedly re-
plenish their present exhausted treasury.
Thus this humane Society is likely to &c,
rich nut of the slave trade. |, is an in
sind that blows nobody good
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Sfarr ArYt-Wc src informed ,rrt
General 3 kcs Dag lst our cts fr the
purpose d, visiting 'he various ar,ona'.
with the design Of selecting arm. Of die
most approved description for the State &c
MI mi. Thu Il viii be seen that our
patriotic Governor has been prompt in chr.
ry'ns ont the hes Of the late Legislature.
-Asssasipta.
Aman name Scot. was recently arrested
IN LOU vie, Kentucky. aho confessed him.
sclft0 be % agent or the underground rail.
roaa. Daguerrc0typcs Of thirty negroes
were found IN his trunk.
Hon. John A. Dix. recently appointed
postmaster Of Now York. 4, a brother NJ
,hc celebrated piilautatopist, Miss Dix.
and u esteemed one Of the ablsst anil purest
men IN New York.
4 Few lays since the Episcopal Church
90 C~dlrmtu.. Ca, was entered by force
nnl the communion service extracted thcre-
from.
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xrwrucKy nnrrAnY iSrrtrure

The cadets Commencement R1il,
given BY the corps Of Cadets ot the allow,
institution, At the Capitol Hatcl, IN tnuh.
fort, will he On the evening ol thc l3it Of
this month. 4 grand affair i anticipated
We arc indebted 20 our gallant young
friend end c%ouniymap, J. n Davis D., fr
a ticket to this ball We notice iis .amo
amongs, the managers. ehioh Be- d guarantee
that "ail will he right We clio notice
such names a. lion. J. j. Cri,i,nlrn, Hon.
John e. Breckenridge. Geo. y. Prentice
and Col l. N. Davis amongst thc Honorary
Managers.
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unlvrnalr1 ~ urauuuIu-

The commencement raIt} tlr Imufl1t}
to thc graduating Nh Of lhn io.nu'Ir
viii be given on THIN ipy 'hr s't N tU
month. The th 2 rul gifh .l r.
occupied ~ reclamation ana original
speeches by the ,taleais oal alir
from the distinguished orators invited p be-
preseui on the occa.ion Tho taluut. c.iy-
airy and beauty q Miaai Irpi 'ul many #
her sister Southern Si.las viii H. ilrro.
4 larger gathering is cipeelel than at any
former commenccmcit of tho University.
Through the lnlnc IT our Young ideud,
Il. J.. Pollard, wc have received "a cortl
mcntary invitation to be- present and .hn'l
most certainly attend unless prevented by
some cause now unknown.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-06-07

SUNDAY ~ rAus.-Thc Catholic Mirror
u publishing a series Ut letters FROM En-.
rope, written by the Rev. Mr. Obvfmycr.
The reverend gentleman. speaking Of the
observance of the Sabbath tn Paris, re.
marks
Anil 50 murh the, Is gratifying in Paris.
there Is n thing that maat shock AMI
sCaudalizc an American. It is the awful
dcsecrstion Of the Lori's day. 4 person
can with difficulty perceive any outward dii.
ference between sunday aaj any other las
IN the week. llyfe GA Sunday al kinds Of
s%cr,ilc work is performed. 10 keep open
stores anil shop. is too bad but it is wars,
to sec tue mason laying his stone. the car.
peater busy ~ bis trade. tue st~unC-cutter
hcwing hi. block. the blacksmith hammer.
ing his iron. the cartman hauling his sand
and dirt. The lahcrcr digging the foundations
Of houses. tie seavturer cleaning III,
streets. and the small huckstcr singing cut
his little articles. There seems 10 BE- no
rest fur mar Or beast. This urcn violation
Of n cf the ten commandments. With the
at least 9utsi sanction Of the ruling author.
tiles. cannot but draw down a scourre from
high Heaven. Even after nirhttall many
Of the retail stores on the Boulevard arr
kept open.
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AGoOp MtrlctNE-McLcan Strength.
euiug Cordial and Blood Purifier Is aas Of
mos, uscful and pleasant beverages IT the
day. |, is mild and agreeable 20 the taste
hracing the nerves, giving & healthy tone 70
the stomach, and impartiue a elorious appc-
tite. A VINE glass full OF thi. Cordial
taken three times a day. will be better than
q family physician, "a no other medicine
viii be required. Fer lalie. it "a partru.
lsrly recommended, az II strengthens the
rihs Of the "veakcr vessels" in an aston.
ishinr degree. See the advertisement in
another column.
For sale in Pamela by Thos. L. Clarke
tie authorized srcn,.
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Ale. S~rasrrcS
CoNn. juno I'd. fsfn.

'Ns
Nh EptguU.-Allov me by the way of
a news item To say, chr, 1t Nr. J. b. Me.
Gyhess, ci tins county, on the 18th ult..
We enjoyed the delicious luxury Of green
for dinner. Of this years growth.
and dncly dilcd out. Ii amy one can beat
this ! would like to hear from them.
Yours, respectfully,
l.. l.. WirricH. Ga.
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I trTrgS q Administration on tho estate n
II 600. =. Anderson. l~.c,asai. ht,inr tssr
Fraaiel 70 ,he undersigned hv the Probate C,ur,
q tau1la rouniy, Mise. si ,hc Mas Terra, l.80.
Al Ttrfous having claims against the c.,a,s
II soul deceased arr hereby notified to come Tor.
wari ani probate and register the same within
The sine Prescribed ?? law, CT ,hey will be for
1vcr barred.
Nav 81. tsf1. m~f.
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De- SHALLEsBrsaKR's PutS.-ThC mos,
magical effects Of this medicine as an anti.
dos to Malaria are as fully exhibited in IL.
rsvvs q frsrer,ing, as Of curing diseases.
One bottle cf the Pills, will. Il taken prop.
cry, Pscsees The system under any amour,
Of exposure, even in the wors, Fever and
Agse lesslitiss, aad thus easesaally proven,
- sasaeh 4 she aissasc.
~ " prarri-t. and Dealers every.
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Some halEdO,cn skulls anil a miscel.
lancous collection If bones were brought to
Ugh, on Sunday afternoon BY laborcrs who
we're making excavations on SARATOGA
street, has, Boston. one Of the skulls
has the conformation If an Indian. A
skeleton was also found in a sitting nos.
ture. facing the east. All ha, the skull Of
this sna,cmy erumhied to powder en- being
Disturbed
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S(tn advertisements.

'Ny motto through life has been work and
efrr'i1r. 10 business, advertising e the trss
phi1snpher's stone. that turns whatever Il t1Aeh 5
20 gold. ! have advertised much. both IN weekly
O. wsi ~ tn the daily papers nor have | found
tlni those " The lissesi circulaii0n-oi either
clnss-heue'itel mo tn miss ~. IAcaa Asrnp.
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speaking TO eiumenic at II O'Clock. \. ".
~ expected that there viii be Pic-nicS or nsa.
81 hinncr', At the above named places On occa-
sion Of the speaking. The ladies are rsssiaDy +.
vitsd 10 he present. AFREE BARBECUE viii Ls
given on Toe FOURTH 10y JULY. at Panels.
Per order Of the Association.
Mar ~. lsfn. fa-ss
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Or AeAlS.-lt viii b. seen ~ reference
to our columns I'll, wy,t. that cur old
friend, \. NJ Raybutn, B. again . caudi
date for Circuit ClgtL.
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LAND EOR SALE.

I OFFER FOR SALE the place on which live
containing los acres. n desired. I viii saii
81 acres. which viii include the Improvement.
aud al TIE cleared land. There 10 cleared. on the
tract. aboa, l7j acres. all fresh AMI in rssl g..
dtiitn for making ercrs. The most a The cleared
land Is in the bottom. al Under good fsues. and
in a high state II cultivation. IL well imrrrvst
New Frame Dwelling.
containing an roems. Cabins, Gin-hsuss, prs..'.
improved Gin-stand. and Mil attached. 4 roa4
yoarg Orchard 81 selec: frui; trees. and good va.
isr. Ihsrs are but few places in The country. Ot
a. to location or richness Of soil. The iur,ox..
merits and rscst Of thsSlsared laad. are situated
under the bluff falling 81 into Coliva,sr bottom.
Tree frcm overflow and exempt from lsvse tar.
There u not = more desirable neiskhcrhecj IN
the county. Convenient to Chsrches and sebool. -
miles West Of Saziis, and absus the sams distance
FROM panola. jOHv CIfIInv
PsnsIa. Aiss., NAY 81, fss1. Isir
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fasoRs.-Wc are indebted 10 the Hon.
/. y g. lamar, far valuable public do,a.
mcn,s; anil also to our young friend. y \.
Martin. ksq.. fur late New Orleans arl
victsburg papers, in advance IT the mail.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-06-07
PUBLIC SpFAKINGil

VhlE horticultural and Mechanical Association
Of Fsnoln County have appointed DR.. y.
hUuHL anl Col. y G. TAYLOR to address tho
cltif.hso Cd Fanelt 'ouaty. 20 solicit contributions
anu memte-ship icr The Association. at the FOL.
lowing iimf7 tul PLACES. The ttissns III arr -.
'recitu'ly invited to attend ;hc appointments and
aAa.u 60 tas reakets thrlr assistance AMI sutr8rt;
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-06-07

CorrcS BiooM-Wo have received from
cur clever friend, W W. Caldwell. ESQ.
the first cotton lloCm Of The season.
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Bttgup 60. TFNu.l
May ~. 1850.


Con VI s. NAnp- luelo.el I forward
you d cotton 10 m have fine prospect
Eos, a crop. Cotton 90 an average & hua.
fall of sluare.. and veIi Iimbyl:
corn n "a -. W. have iai bul LITTLE rain.
slt shower, occasional, oar crops irg
NOT %aicrts yet. The etl0ul works ie
uelthh with mach more ease 10 hands anal
tem ,hau r Nj .is.irri. nul crops hook
ike Che iue.' crop. 10 Nj ppi bottom q
month ll,y iian tbls. Nchne ~ lone
vel 50 iar, oil arrived here safe aud sound.
haze led socihcaIth up Go ,Ae time. no call
tor a lyciar sui hut l..ic medicine needed.
except o Htds 4uniuc GO Kill cG SOME or tlc
oh ircgt % Mississippi chill lelt luraiug
40 the system. an we'll pleased with lie
country anil che good deu.ieus, they orc
,cty ktnd and generous, accommodating
ahd soclaL My son, George H., arrived
hrtc q trW day, since, in five days from
Cou,e, hs health not good, but uot any
worse BY the ttp Our oll friend Jo. 3.
lituklc requests a notice Of the co;toi.
bloom in Your welcome sheet, | say welcome.
as ! prize It much, being the mes, regular
correspondence | receive from any Of ms
ph friends IN Panels, Col bless you al.
Very respectfully, Sc.
4. l.. STRtTrpN.
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.l. GUiIu-
HH unIf.| #H %. dtIat "a. r..
.r-r.. F..t rf1..-l.
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fpu
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arlr..I ..e ..r... M. ...n,.
''l' '''
" '''' F." "'' "''i
%. ,'i '.I'n'r' re-
p..' anl we a"1-
a' N..'''." .y hs Mage. tue
williamson. charged with selnc'rr =
young n,unu and chem numbering and
burning he-. vts trI,l and convicted IN
N''' h1N'hi county, ~ &, recently.
mo of thp Identical l8t If te, vlicl,
ai. thrown overheard m Boston harLor.
E. aii 20 be IN po.s ION Of Charlie. lio.'
m.I. of hartford. Conn.
wf.. &c.. a.,
~" "l..' y ,,' s,a'on v.'
FROM tic farm Of Sir. Wynrc. If p..,ta
county. which was soll for :. no her
iu.h,l.
y . ,.,
','N ua' ''...ne' I,
" ."e t'" .'Nl'' 'I W'Ilns Htl
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ts4- Out steam mil IN the town Of PAN.
ola Is ,gNin IN operation.
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HOUSE or gNygRTAINMrNT.

HAVING procured License for k<M-A
III the same. haze opened . reg
ular BOARDING. nOUSg 10 ~ ~
Western part Of town, vhese | am rrerssedte =
terrain nv Afends ~ IL nesl dsy. -, og
the month. No pains spared 70 rssasr sssisl.e!ioi
wN. E. FAR1EJs
Pamela, Mar II. 1850. LTD
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Land and Negro For Sale.

HAVE rOR SALE 100 acres Of fine ridge lssi
y lying about q half mile Northeast Of Eusdn.
Miss There u about 100 acres ~clearej-fssa
houses. well. orchard. &C., on The plsce. Abe.s
very likely negro woman, vho b 3 god esss'
washer. and a~Fst-rs.s weaver. For further isfSr
nation address J.. u. LANkfORD.
Msy 81, 1s6o. Is-Sa.
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Men arr not apt to agree where there il
! diversity ~ intervsts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-29
"Tho Right Man for the Place"

The Opposition papers have q very queer
way Of making public opinion against Doug
Lac. They say there Is no possible chance
for him at Charleston; that the South is
down on him heavy, and that he cannot &c.
a Southern alate on account Of bis free soil
proclivities that ho stands square on Jea
Davis platform, and can't get a Northern
vote They have not explained why he
will lose the South because he publicly
agrees with their leading men, nor how he
will fail to be high in the lists at Charles'
ton, where il is known that nearly all the
Northern States have pronounced in his
favor. Nor yet have the opposition given a
reason for their violent virulent and un-
csasing attacks upon Douglas, when they as
persistently affirm that "he has not the
ghost ora chance at Charleston r We do
not see how "the right man for the place"
could be better indicated than is Douglas 90
the Democratic candidate for the presidOn-
cy. Ho is the tree at which Is thrown the
myriad clubs Of the opposition.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-29
Legislative Items.

In the Senate, yesterday, number Of pc
tltions and memorials were pre- 'ented and
appropriately referred The following bills
were passed For the completion Of the
State House, under suspension Of the
rules; To provide for locating, establishing
and eonstructinPsdi,cheE To provide for the
government and management Of the Ham
ilton County Lunatic Asylum, and for other
purposes Amending section 279 Of the
Code; TO prevent fraudulent practices in
banking and to further regulate the prac-
tice Of the Supreme and District Courts in
this State; The bill to provide for geo.
logical survey Of the State was defeated.
In the House some twenty four petitions
we're presented on about as many different
subjects A joint resolution for the repair
OF the damage done the Newburg Asylum by
tide storm of the 22d inst, was passed
The following bills we're read third time
and passed: to authorize the NJ Il, Church
of Milford, Union county to sell certain real
estate, to authorize the Commissioners Of
Montgomery county, to sell lot No 276 in
the city Of Dayton and for other purposes
The House spent most OF the afternoon in
Committee of the Whole on the bill (Mr
ScottsJ for the sale Of the Canals and on
the bill to prevent conspiracies Both were
defeated.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-29
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