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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-08
THE TT n ES.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING

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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-08

The NUMBER TaREE.-When the werld
was created we find land, water and sly,
Sun, moon and stars. Noah had but three
sons; Jonah was thfee days in the whales
belly, our Savior passed three days in the
tomb. Peter denied his Savior thrice
There were three patriarchs-Abrahan
Isaac and jacob. Abraham Entertained
three angels. Samuel was called thrss
times. "sampson lovest thou me?" was
repeated three times. Daniel was thrown
into the den with three lions, for praying
three times day. Shadrac, Mesheck and,
Abednego were rescued from the flames &
the oven. The Ten Commandments Wer5
delivered on the thild day. JOB had three
friends. ST. Paul speaks Of faith, hope and
charity - these threa. These famous
dreams of the baker and butler wsre 10
come 10 pass in three days; and Elijah pros.
tfa.ed hith'elf ,h:se times On the body OF
lhe dand child. Sampson deceived Deliah
three times before she discovered the Sc
cret Of his strength. The sacred letters on
lie cross are I. S. H.; SO also the Romsn
motto was composed Of three words, In hoe
signo, There are three conditions for mar
the earth, heaven and aeil. There is also
a holy Trinity. In Mythology three Graees,
Cerebus with his three heads; Neptune.
holding his -,oothed staff; the Oracle Of
DELPHI cherished with veneration the iri-
pod; and the nina musses sprang fron
three. In nature we have morning noon
and right. Trees group their leaves ID
three; there is the three leafed clover. Ev-
cry ninth wave is ground swell. We
haze fish. flesh and fowl. The majority Of
mankind. die at thirty. What could Be
done in mathematics without The aid OF The
ri angle? Witness the power ef the wedes
and in logic three premises are indisPsnsfs
bic. Kniekerbocker = - ''s-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-08

Professional or business cards OF six lines or
less vi.! be inserted for six dollars per ycas.
Administrators notices, two dollars; final set
Elements. two dollars - fifty cents.
Advertisements, of personal nature, will be
charged al tie rate Of tTo dollars ror square, and
paymcnt required invari2k'--;~ rAvancc.
Inc Zee for announcing candidate for ONCE
is three dollars, and 70 such annuGciation viii pe
made unless paid in advance.
Az Embellishments. not marked with the num-
Der OF InseTt.cLs, will 70 pubshed Till forbid and
charged for accordingly.
Advertisements out OF the direct line OF bust
ness Of the yearly advertiser. such IS legal
ton. runaway slaves, stray &c, Will DC charged
for separately al the usual rates.
Stray notices two dollars, and one dollar addl-
tional for each animal, where more than one is
adv yertIsed-in advance.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-08
3. H. BAILEY.
WHOLESALE CONFECTIONER

No. "a Third street, ST. Louis, Mo.
"OULD respectfully call your attention TO
w his large and complete assortment Of Large
and Small Stick Candy, Sugar Plums, Almonds,
Comfts, Rock Candy, Kisses and Lozenges. Al
50, to his fancy KISS Papers, Fancy Boxes, Cor
nueoplas, &C., for Confectionery. His articles
and their superior quality is well attested by the
Large and increasing sales, and the already well
established reputation which they have acquired.
believed to surPass that Of any other establish
taent in St. Louis.
HOrders solicited and promptly attended 10.
jyS. 1855.
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GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, ]
City OF Jefferson, Mo-, Feb. q, go. (
Gentlemen ofthe !S,naie
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-08
r. MELVlN'S

r. MELVlN'S
IMPROVED
Gift BOOK store a,
BULLETIN BUILDING
u2 SOUTH THIRD ST. PHILAPEIA.
VNHE Proprietor respectfully announces 70 the
i people of the United States, that he has Just
issued New Classified Catalogue, Containing
over 1860 volumes, including every respectable
department of Literature. And also, an extern
sive list OF VALUABLE AND Us4EUL GIFTS,
10 BE Prsstntci &c ParGhaserS Of Bo5hs.
The frst-class reputation which this Establish
ment has acquired is the result of strict integrity
and close attention to business, and persons who
desire 10 be fcirly dealt with, and to receive
prompt returns, are assured thai the future shall
maintain tie credit Of the past and present.
The quality of my Gifts, and the lIberalty of
their distribution, aIe l1:q:snei.
M TERMS TO AGENTS are superior to any
ever before offered. And by abundant meals ana
peculiar advantages in the trade, am enabled TO
perform TO the letter ali that Ipfc-nise.
~ AGENTS WAITED EVERYWHERE. Cata-
ogues. Posters, Private Circulars, &c., sent free,
on application. ~ Send for a Catalogue.
Address r. MELYif', Bulletin Building,
liz South Third Street; Philadelphia, Pa.
NB-Persons wishing 20 act as Agents, VIII
find it especially TO their advantage 10 address NE
Immediately for particulars.
oc,6-6m *. MELVIN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-08

CCHOOL Books, and ell kinds of Blank Books
y Pens, Holders, Inks, Letter and Cap Paper,
Envelopes, and Novels. Our stock OF Blanks
and Stationery, is large and well selected.
iune30 CROPP 2 WILLIAMS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-08
T [ r E ,
ses ard Ccaten!5,
TOBACCO AND HEMP IN BARNS,

ON CiOGhS VI 4TiGISA.dLIlSes
ses ard Ccaten!5,
TOBACCO AND HEMP IN BARNs,
and personal property generally. Especial atten-
ton paid TO the insurance os Dwelling Houses and
Contents, for term Of l 70 years.
The undersigned also issues Policies of
Marine J@SuranCS
and in this department offer superior facilities 10
Merchants and shippers, by open or contract pol
icies, and monthly returns of p per cent. of the
Premiums granted TO regular customers.
The Eta Company has advantages through its
extended system of Agencies, established along
every inland route, whereby it exercises due care
over property in TRANSIT, and in case Of damage,
thai prompt attention and supervision which gives
10 is customers the least trouble, expense loss,
and affords a speedy means ofrecovery and prompt
forwarding OF damaged property.
Losses Promptly djusied and Paid.
The patronage of all who desire undoub:ed IN
snrancc, Is respectfully solicited.
Eoi.ces issued without delay, by
THOMPSON. LETyLS & Co.. Agents
augll for Glasgow and vicinity.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-21
[coMMuNIcArEp.
Give the Devil his Due.

Mr.. EdorWith all the complaints Rganst Bob Geddes or
the managers the Mail Line ami Packets they certainly
have far made great sacrifice by letting the Alabama go
the jefferson road times week at cost to them
Of at least half cord Of wood per week But for the
eomodsion to the travelling community would be great
would be acknowledged they delay sending the boat the
Jefferson road those days until after A. NJ thereby forcing
who wish to that take Of the two %
greeabe alternatives towit 50 by the Poncharran road
remain board the boat amidst cleaning schbing sweeping
making beds and swearing and sugarms of sailors Stewards
ETC. By these accommodating arrangements, the passengers
miss the first train Of the Jefferson consequently
wait for The train a A. NJ getting the city between
10 and l0 o'cock without having broken their fast
Company afford give the passengers that
board anything to eat or drink
Why can't the boat formerly leave the Psn;charan road
for the jefferson at A. NJ the first
leave the Ponehartran road which enable passengers to
get the city by that route before A M The why not
secaF by this arrangement they hope disgust with
the Jefferson route that there wifi necity their
sending the beat there BY which they will that atmfrlI
Of wood.
ORR that the Pontcfartan road pay them per head
;han the Jefferson road will agree pay II Jefferson road
If possible that ia boat may there before stopping
ronteharran road believe this Mail Company
bic Of anything that gill put dimes in its purse
II had opposition This route the arrangements
wesld be different and the water In the lake high
enough for the bua to stop every night the different
returning places and not compel passengers sleep the
sarses night after Night waiting bost and RESI-.
week e they should haye sday Cannot those interested
Ia cheCkng such abuses another bRs ana risk getting
burned osn ups Well try and IL others feel as We do
will suceeed saeamloamep Try f. and rely she support
Of abused
! lsal aelt. PASSENGERS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-21
aew sIeas 9aia Gresteat Saturday aurn snu e. 1860

The nominees Of tho Conventions are repadiated
by tho Democratic organs, who have brought out
independents The Bell and Everett feeling is
rapidly increasing in that State, as II is throughout
tie South. The electoral ticket for Bell and Ev-
erett is composed of the following gentlemen: JAS
Yell, of jefferson; A. H. Garland, of Pulaski; f.
r. Thomson, Of Crawford; and John II. Askew,
of Union.
MISSOURI Major Rollins, who was defeated in
the last gubernationa contest by the present Gov.
ernor, by about two hundred votes. has taken the
stump for Bell and Eyerett-himsel candidate
for Congress.
New JEBsEr.-The Constitutional Union party
of New Jersey, have called a State Convention at
Trenton on the 25th inst, to appoint Presidential
Electoral ticket.
oREGoS ELEoTroS.-The Democratic majority in
Oregon, as officially reported, is seventy votes.
A meeting to organize Bell and Everett club in
Kinds county, Mississippi j. to be held at Raymond
on the 2ist.
Hon. JEFF. Davis and family are at the Aston
House, New York city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-21

lkrE1Is gEstGK on a Wo0pRECKER A CORES.
ponasat 81 shes Country Gentleman relates ths
following Instance of The intelligent affection
hstW1en two Golden Woedpsckers. His hired
maa brought IN 4 maie bird, apparently with no
ctlisr injury tfan u broken wing
va let II run out at the door when Ii forth,
NiBh proE1aiied w y burr nak about twenty feet
from The Hoat end Of tile house, and ascended it,
s*lil f6alhilg Anle Id which the woodpeckei
f4I1i1y kkye s0lne of them raised g6ssHg ones for
laztEe 0r fnnr Seafs past. In about two minutes
a{te1 NE la6 bird poed Iii bill intu tile hole, tile
k&nale there siting on har egg came out, being
yhlIsd foftk III the peculiar low note from tic
bf6ken-EiRged male noE In distress. Inahnut FIVE
0Y screen minutes after this interview and inter-
ehau9e 9f low notes, and reciprocal billing, with
fhe parpose of explaining the state Of tho
c4se, or rause Qf iamensss, the female bird come
ott and tic male bird passed into the hole.
~ au hunf BY less. my " lie saw her bring bunch
Of entrants to the hole, the wounded bird on the
insidA stretching and taking them from her bill !;
and this process was repeatedly seen during the
lhree succeeding days. Ny little girl states dis.
flncfaY that she saW both birds fly out from the
hoie yesterday, which was the fifth day after the
aceia ent 10 the fnais bird occurred.
sn this remarkable case the sexes changed
Gteess acting vifari0usiy, or for one another, in
The accidental circumstances Of their trouble.
they aiap indfaputahly displayed The power call
y Nizat y9n Will of explaining individual distress,
and agreeing upon the best course Of action with
fNgaFd 70 II, and to the rontiuued performance of
bet natural functions of setting ETC.. for the per-
pefqktion Of their species.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-21

Compare the above figures with the figures for
this year, say now, being 2,11a,5O0 bales as re-
ceipts at this port.
The usualweekly coffee circular Of Messrs. Ions
dale, Son \ Co., denotes further advance in the
berry, prime being now worth 15c. The stock on
hand is growing uncomfortably low for consumers,
there being only 1924 bags in this great market of
ours, against 23,T70 for the same time last year,
q ,s34 bags in 1858. Prices for Prime last year,
lll@ll3c; in 1858, Prime Illc. at the same
time in July, 1857 the stock on hand was lO2, 1907
bags. A great contrast between these figures this
day. We hope Messrs. Lonsdale, Son & Co. will
hurry on their consgnors or the shippers as it is
manifest we shall be running short of our morning
cordial. The average import for the last two years
was 5737 bags per week; therefore. there is not
sixty days supply of coffee in first hands in New
Orleans. Blow, good winds, blow let us have
some eargoes of coffee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-21
REHABILITATION

.. -
~ 81. =, '.. ~, i''
na,tn, Y es itohs, mas peeh Recognized
y III fes'ass " eonsnl " 'he osa1es q ms
so''is wv =, 1Aiaai7as' hou'siana' AeAas, caof-
81. NY " Aeffilofles q sew
lsAiuo A'ia = sAil'
l kfiHhAhsf fHoM 4hE ssfATEs I'm Malor John
nelss mas fsurea ron tne ealtorship OF me
1sases and y hiont " IN ashlhgten.
SENATOR Douglas was expected 70 reach Albany,
sAew y ork, % yesterday- Preparations were
making 70 give nam reception.
hoDert Y. NJ aapole mas peen nominated for Con-
gress py the democrats for the indianapolis Dis
stIct q ihaana.
WORCESTER, MASS July i4.-7Judge Douglas ar
rived mere NJ Soseiock this afternoon, and was
greeted Dy an immense crowd Of people. salute
was nfed from the open space south OF the depot,
under tle direction ct AdIutant studley. A tenn
porary platform was erected within a few feet of
IN 49, W,iion Mf 1oussas vas introduced
~ sns " non is'.ae pasis' Wao WIN
81 oss',1 fatsas ~ ~ n'l - ~ Jancsion ae
0i' = 's
E M " Nv ,sias.
M mi. poagias spoke apoat eight minutes.
~. m'isos. sn'a' ny plssansa, a'la ~ 'he
's' s.'e 49, sae sloMu iohoMea iof some
No. Ts,slar u + - oh;
ppas Il Aylsnsas i, hahslf - .hs nss,as NJ
tiona, Eyscut;ve camn,;t.sa hara ;ss,,as :. ~
pemocracy q sbe United States ~ address 5 :, Az
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-21

man DH1ra misappashands declaration made
4 ! ~ that " must haFc candidate for the Presi-
xisntoy not qtnoxions ii the preiudices, whether
reasonable Ii noi. of The NORTH 1t construes
thst INTO an appeal to Southern men to respect
10 pfsjudices Of these Of the North whether rea-
soisatle III NOT The obvious meaning Of our
language vas, not that we should respect, y as
vi Belts says, the unreasonable prejudices Of
Northern men, but that, all other things being
equal. ii was better ID have q candidate whom we
Of the South could trust and who was not at the
same time 0bnoxious to the North, than to have
one eauafiy reliable who scas so obnoxious. Our
argument referred To The policy Of the thing. We
are no apologisfs for the unreasonable prejudices
d tte Nora nor was our article intended for any
sszch pnrpose. "A "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-21

FRnM ran ~ Ct1sisajb alisni. The Hon
olplu ADVERTISER publishes long account Of the
<Eip 81 The missionary packet Morning Star to the
Mafanesas Islands, written by one Of the mission
aries. We clip the following from it,
Making both mission families on board, We left
Ior PuHmo (Hvao} at midnight, 18th, reaching
xAat places Saturday nierning. April goth. Landed
otlr passengers and goods; found all the natives oi
the bay friendly and ohIiging, and seemed to be
& livinE peacefully with their neighhors; but the
HSfiYes Of Heteani fhe station Oh Pohakn attacked
4 village Of the Types IN September last and
iIiea siS az i, pe 81 which they brought To- their
Aokne, cooked and eat under the eyes Of the mis-
ai0iasy. Theg alse te0k capiive boy, whom
Hey burned allfe Pohaku says they made d large
iz5, nsef2hlah tie boy was suspended and roast
VI afBer being bound hand ard foot Uaptives are
always snre Of d terrible fate; nothing short of
exEeTminaten, root ard branch, Of their enemies,
i fhaaeht ofs M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-21
POLITICAL ITEMS.

The Opposition Convention for the Tenth Con
gressional District Of Tennessee, met at Memphis
on Tuesday, July 10, and nominated Hon. B. d.
Nabers as Bell ana Everett elector for that Dis
trict.
Gen. Lane has gone to his native State, North
Carolina, and ID expected to address the people at
various points. Mr.. Brecknridge has gone home
to Kentucky. he passed through Cincinnati on
Tuesday, En- route for Lexington.
The New York Herald publishes revised and
enlarged Hist Of Che Democratic press Of the eoun-
try and the position taken by the various journals
IN the present divided state Of affairs The follow
ing Is the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-21

CANNON DtseHARGED BY THE WHtsKING OF A
IADY's DREss.--0n Saturday afternoon, June l6,
while the docks of the Royal Albert in Leith har.
Dor, were thronged with visitors, the dress of a
lady, in passing one of the signal guns caught the
percussion hammer and brought it over upon the
fuse. The gun, which was loaded with blank ear.
fridge, went off, and one of the crew, who unfor.
tunatey was either standing in front of the gun or
had been working about it, had his arm blown off
close to the shoulder.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-21
Southern Industry.
FAss MANS IMPRo JED
"STAR" COTTON TIE.


Below Is certificate Of an old and welt known eaptaa long
trading ts port who has received Cotton bound With tile
above Tie, and which be suppiedto papors Ills
inventor gets machinery eady for It's auu,ctue, which Will
be shortly II is considered w captains eyedorcs and the
engaged at the ORLEANS COTTON PRESS, sHpe
ror ~ his famous Button Tia
Factors buyers ropocalcs ana others respectfully h
vied to visit and inspect Ms FasamaHs Factory, Orleans
Yard No 4 iehouptoule street which daily in full opera
lion.
Both Ties-hoopB we'll palrtsa--fof saie W.
+. BKloHEB ~ Commercial Place
Mr. Henry Fassmau: 'fi' -
Dear Sir-lhe Slip Hayeedl under my command, has
eeived from the Orleans Cotton PRESS 1900 bales Cotton bound
in lroH-mosly with your Improved Star Tie ItiaB
superior all other Ties which hsS nder my ohserv.
ton, and am we'll satisfied with the condition in which il went
into the ip twill he noticed wien comes opt Of tfs ship
at Liverpool aud you have report e condition IL
for iron bends impression e that they keep Cotton mora
compact than rope, and that IL they put Of SINE
weight rope no apt to break
Yours, trnly,
Il, SNOW,
wi 2pH Captain ship Hnrenck
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-21
LOUISIANA IN SLICES.
NUMBER XVIII.
The pnrrsl, OF Cntlssn.

What is Likely tobe It's Fttrtie What
II Is at Preseat-ItS Business It's Peopte-Hs
Business Men - Industrial Establishments -
Chnches = Newspapers The Fdftous Settle
snents IL the PGf'ish-TAe Great Rdtt-Scopi-
ni's Point dad he Nets Cutoff il Progress
Lands, agriculture, Pldaters-- The IIeaatef and
Crops
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-21

AHfTA SpRINss This fayorite resort has, we are
pleased to learn received a full share Of patron
age thisseason- During the present snItry weather,
( we know of no resort combining 50 many Of the
adjanets 70 health and comfort. It's cooling and
healt giving waters, its pleasant shades and rustic
bowers, are sure escape to our dnst-hegrimed
and snf0casing citizens. 10 inyalids we need only
sa that II ave hours they can reach the life giving
xateTs tst enable them to defer crossing the val
Tax and shadow of death for half century, at
least. Madame HoHsiere ID always on hand to at.
tend to the wants of her guests. See advertise
utent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-21
pT5tcoa s Gibbs

S E w / N G. MA @ HINE.
The points of superiority claimed in this Machine
desirable for Family or Plantation use, are
l. ITS remarkable accuracy and power beng capable making
FOUR THOUSAND stitches per nlnrie and PER
FECTLY Reliable STITCH.
It will not drop stitches, ami Is nalsaes IN rs operation
s. Its wonderful simplicity making easy learn operate
L. No mistake possibly be made in setting
g. 1t will hem perfectly Of any required em the
hem that of yard in wdt also and Tell iears
without the difficulty experienced wish other Machines
g. Last but no. least the prizes Sry oafs) than
any other reliable Machine III tho market, and brings il
within the reach Of all.
Rg-Puehases will be guaranteed persc. sasfactiop with
the privilege Of returning the Machine ~ trial. does Rot
prove to be al recommend.
DAVIS BROTHERS, Agents,
inf 2peodH @ rlarnr .trset
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-21

e WERs YouNs IS | MAS oxcg.s This is the
asllra iAsfodsseu iii which aif E g. I4ssine "a rail,
Fsre saantssnees short instruction young man, which Nc
paalash edaF s and 8h great ssusb ihaf many
sessls ti city receive anssdme salaries bore han
aeaiae ~ teagt M sair and hs irpas is no.
qasal sasndaeed nE eNat 81 object wAlci q
pea A. 81. LAsng tAasesIe psaaoss assist them in
Suitable pisces IF piopas which they mako aali
sS9l passaenss AMI in Ibis the ad fortune
RI 45 his advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-21

AAlAsuAp AcsspESst Lplupstus Ohio, July 10.
A.. zss'gaI eaia gpips East gu the Central Ohio
Alan Greek. three miles rom this s,ity' The al.
are and tive ears rent through James Morrow.
ts brennan and stranger, whose name E,,s mn
sszewil. were Killed. James hiulnez he engineer.
was badly injured. - - - - Z
aeR bridge was being put III ana III ouita
iiaishea, aosnetling gave way - 'i''''s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-21
JOHN TODD.

JOHN TODD.
IL and ii Charities st.........la and IA
Has received from the Manufacturers another large invoice
of the following Goods with their instructions to dispose Of
the same
REGARDLESS OF COST
cases WARREN MILLS BIEAGHED SHIFTING, at tOc.-
Worth l2ts e.
cases WARREN Extra Fine Mellow Fmisn at 12fsworth
lie,
cases YORK MILLS, Soft Finish, at l21sc-worth Ice
cases LOUISIANA, Extra Elmo and Soft Finish at 5r-
Worth zoe.
cases Jas Thompson Sons celebrated IRISH LINENS at
sIl piece Of Is yards--Worth Sis.
1000 yards Fine While INDIA MUSLIN yards wide Mt 81 a
yatd-Worth 81 90
200 dozen Fine LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERcH1EFs at
81 80 per do1en:-Worth 81 80.
Swiss Muslins: Swiss MusIims!
From the celebrated manafaeory Of RoBT MCBRIDE CO.
from 25c. to zoe. per yard,
THE GREATEST BARGAINS EYER OFFERED.
Also immense reduction in entire Stock of Fine Or
CANDY ROBES, RICH ORGANIZES, FRENCH Jsco-
NETS, etc, etc. jyl6 2p3tMoThksa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-21

Sa0oTIsG ArFAIa.- Syracuse, NJ T., July I6.
young man, named Strait, was shot BY another,
named E. Markham. Ia FULLY, on Saturday night
laKa StasaN was ID company with d party who
were Eeing to horn = newly married couple.
aAFkhafn. supposing that insult was offered to
ms rushed fson bis haase Is they were passing,
1na sssf VI she party, killing Strait almost in
s9sneiy MaFkAaia has given himself up.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-21

TfE NNyr nnEE Or CoruRG. A letter from Co
harg says; Preparations are being made for the
reception Of Prince Alfred of Great Britain, who
wi shortly artise here and live alternately at Co.
burg and y ssoslia. The reigning Duke, not hav-
Ing clIildrea Rsnoe alfred, his nephew, il his pre-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-21

= s,,ss sa,l AZ IN O'Clock * the Tatiersals
bIes I'll tr@sses ssseat as ssaee and harness eofssSt
& aisa good Mlotk sanies.
- ii arseM eseds W. paSe