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RETIREMENT OF THE CONSTITUTION EDIroR
The Washington ID. C.) Constitution an.
nouncea William II. Browne as editor and
proprietor, Mr.. Bowman having, In pursuance
Of the arrangements which have been IN
progress some time, transferred to him oil
his proprietary interest in that journal. fa
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ILLuerRAFED JOURNALS IN PARIs-There
are in Paris no less than forty illustrated
weekly papers. Of these, twenty-one are sold
at two cents each, and nineteen for one cent
a copy. Their aggregate weekly sale Is a.
near one million copies; and the journal du
Dimanche, one of the most prosperous, Is said
to clear its proprietor about $4,000 per
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PRINcE JERoME's REsEMDLA AEoEi TO NAPo-
LEoN.-Prince Jerome's death took place on
his own country seat, few miles from Paris;
The London Times, speaking Of his personal
rcsemblance to The First Napoleon,. says:
''This physical advantage has been cultivated
and studiously displayed on more than one
public occasion. AT the marriage OF the En-
peror the ex7King, was carefully mado up
after the portraits Of the First Napoleon, the
well-known hat and gray coat reproducing
the figure SO familiar 10 the public eye sg
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a. ! aRo. "a 'SgE6$ Vlne.street.
EgELTs EE@AhAHF hAFI,Iss RSTAN: IS

? RuApAuE ELLIS, FEMALE ROTANsi AN.
W IJAE PHY YslCIAN N;-Madame EtLIsS QIE.
RiNE ELIx1 never falls to all kinds Of dis
easss Of The Uterus, the Kidneys, ovsries Bladder
end Urethra, Pr9lapsps fallngl Vterle innsmma. AZ ma,
ISpg, standIns permanently cured by the use Of the
MADAME refers with pleasure 70 tho following card
OF one Of the best druggists IN tho city ~.
sTo Ms Public aud dho Ladies' IN PdfticaIar; ili,
l"we, the undersigned, aro not IN ths habit Of CIV
ths Lady Physician, and the tnedieine called ths
0terne Elixir, We cheerfuy " 70 al !e
ia purely vegetable, and in case can Dc nl9ry we
try and Jar word 6or E9u p n3S reisl
"Gornor OF Fifth and Race-streets."
- N B.-For sale at the principal ONCE, 944 West
Ian 8 Coz corner Of Main And Fourth-sts !, E d.
HILL, CORNER OF Race and Fifth. .sts; and drug
Price, ONE DoEt1R PER Bor TILE:
g. Madame ELLiS has returned frSn she south and
all times. ri.9fff .l-nal-l M --.-- - 'elH
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Frori Boston.

BosToN, July l2.--Ihe Royal Mail steamer
N. Her mails were forwarded by the eight
O'clock A.lMgtrain, and are due in New York
at Ave o clock Pm, ouln 20 '"''i
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A DIsRAELI BREAKFAsT IN LoNDoN.-rIt is
gratifying to learn from the London Morn
i,lq Herald that 'on Saturday afternoon Mrs.
DIsraeli gave an elegant breakfast to bril-
liant circle The dazzling occasion was the
review Of the Volunteer C9rps, by the Queen,
and when the brilliant circle. had, circum,
scribed the elegant breakfast table, 1t went
up to the roof of, the house, "Lhe top OF the
mansion" !" as the Hsrdld daintily says, where
galleries had been erected for the accommo7
dation Of those who wished TO see the SHOW
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New York, July l2.--The damage at the
Washington Market fire, alAat night was con-
fined principally 70 theIdestpnction of sheds
produce a Loss estimated at 1000 Nm ,s
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DA0FI III, or The True Theory Of keprVaHc.
O e. PTsyentinE t sccosatas 20 sbi bhc
drsn and those not Wishing them, will tnd TINS po1k
70 meet their wishes exactly. No medicine 10 use
Of the United States on receipt Of 81.
Dr. GALyiN is aIso Agent fg5 Madame DS Cf9i1s d 10
0bstructed tnenses. Ladies' should not use them
during pregnancy, as they will cause miscairiage9
onrsiil pt of e2. Address DR.. CALVIN, Bog Ala,
Oi1cinnati, Ohio, OF call AZ othoe no. 20S vine
street, between Fifth and sixth. ,h n y myl-i
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Aanrsr or A MovoMiNIAcAI iscsvprAnv..

ApRrsr or A MoxoxAYIAoAL 1NcENDiARy.->
Augustus NJ. Lainer was arrested in Will
liathsburg, I. l., q day OF two since, having
been detected In setting FIRE to arrow Of build
ines, in whirH fire had previously been kim
dled and extinguished, Lainer. denied the
charge but being confronted with three wit
nesses and shown. the implements he had
employed, he confessed his guilt, He stated
that he had lived several months at Green
Point, where be had set FIRE to several build
ings. he acknowledged that he set fire to
asofne which were destroyed 90 the Fourth; and
aided, that while residing at Norfolk, Va, he
had repeatedly committed simiar crimes, Tor
forfeiture Of his bail, His motive be de-
clared to be, that they were owned by Irish,
and he wanted 10 burn up every Irshman in
the country! 1t appeared from evidence Of
those who knew him, that no was aquiet
respectable man, except so far as relates to
his strange mania for arson. He was COM
mitted for trial 5g .s. go
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,PHIosopHIc REASON ToR FEnIsiNE Pour
rxs.--A philosopher, who has studied out
almost every thing, says he 10 satisfied that
the reason why girls are In the habit of pout-
ing out their lips is because they are always
willing that theirs should meet yours half
way. M 4efft i } Ir 'A lt
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! 7nIolr1lt Read Tlais !

a a.. N L.
pFs&T E & w SSr HdkAYG31ii HdkAG1ik P1isSSAS issSss
Of London and Baitimere AosRitelE where hs has
bad many years practice - ihe oi Ss se
sucS dissasos sto be found ID their rankest tpfI
BU5ps w sH6''fs 'fsiS t6s
Inost eminent physicians in Mexico aud spain they
discovered remedy in one Of the Mexican plants,
and found only In southern Mexico tnat remover 40
n by-magic all tho vene,eal tatnt trom the system,
in tho primary or secondary form, syphils, ~ tue
and the system thoroughly ceanscd and % pure, az s
II Il had mover been Contaminated by that woIst
M dlseasss LsPfoss "a sna ~ tha sl
= Btin removed permanenty and Snickly by this Pow;
u srfui rgent epd alder Of nature Mexican speeine
No one need be reduced TO skeleoq, and suier the
tortures of tho fnausition, and robbed Of his last
dollar and still not cured. pr. Calvin also heals an
kinds Of chronic diseases with great success Med ed
feline only to pay for, all dissases arc treated ee
of charge, except by special contract Persons at
Saip ossss by later and ten cents In
postage stamps Call on or address Dr. CALvtN'
boa 'Vinostreet, between Fifth and exth-streeta
id Cihcnpati, Ohio. Now is the time-to-morrow may
20 Tie Doctor has located permanently in the city,
and can at all times be found at hq ONCE. W y
lsEa.
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) Edmond Armant, gentleman Of one Of
the Oldest families in Louisiana, committed
suicide in New Orleans, recently, on account
of his suffering from opthalmia.
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LaATEssT1 BY FELEaRAPH.
rFg#wssstitaas,ss q "A ia ID siilsi' tho Prince

From washta etSa ,rhs yisit Of tho Prince
si hyghpno t19H of NYatea,f - .t...ri
yooWA shrEdroS, July n.-TNo proposition Of
aiYlt III has been submitted to Government /
by Captain Gibson, or any other person, Tor |
the purchase Of Mormon interests In gtah.
TIE Cabinet has The Overland Mall service
as,ain,upder con sideration. One party pro-
. poses weekly trips 70 Placervillepin twenty
ave days, for $3.50, 600 per annumt The en-
tire Cabinet, except MIR. Holt, accept THIS
proupsition, 1910 f9YlN Apt'f' ~ ~
Z The United States Agricultural Exhibition
will be held AT Oineinusti from september
Ia to the 2oth The premium list amounts
to S20OOo.uNo cattle VIII De admuteo on
account of pleuro-pneumonia, but large pre-
miums willbe offered for horses, machinery,
steam fire-eugfnes, &c. ~
General Cullorn, a former Cletk Of the
| House Of Representatives, charged with em-
bezsement In ofiee9wa tried by the Crlth-
| nal Court to-day and acquitted. r.n %
/ Theophilus Fisk, well-known in the edit9-
| rial world, has been appointed to clerksnlp
| in the Postoffiue Department.
| Tho following rs the correspondence be-
tween the President and Queen Victoria rela-
ttire to the visit OF the Prince OF Wales; B.
l,.To Rs4 Nessfs, oaess victOriai
~ have learned from the public journals
that the Prince Of Wales Is about to visit
4 Your Maiesty's North American dominions.
i Should IL be the intention Of His Royal High
ness 70 extend his visit to the United States,
4 need not say how hsppSI should be to give
| him q cordial welcome TO Washington: You
may be assured that every where in this
country he will be greeted by the American
i ueople7in such manner as can not fail to
| nroye gratifying to Your Majesty. ni'3y
l tIn this they will ,pAnifest their deep sense
y Of YOUR domestic virtues, Rs well as theirlcon.
J vittior Of your merits as wise, patriotic and
Il constitutional sovereignlNeo iN' s'N
WYour Nlaiesty!s obedient servant, "a ~
. ~ LANES BUCHANAN!
f. "wAsHISofoH, May 4, 1907 ,,ri3 ere
I; s The following is the Queens reply: -tE
e itIfr ~ Good5 Friend, ,9I have Been much
!, gratifed at thefeellhgs which prompted you
, to write me, Inviting the FRINGE OF w alss N tS
visit. Washngton Ae lnseHa5s l9S5 70
Z iERroti Canada Through the tinted Slates, am
i litwii give him great pleasure to have al
h | opportunity to testify to youiin person tha
v these feelings are fully reeiproeated by HIN
Z | Hewill thus be able, at tho same tme =
4 mark the respect that he eutertains for th
- Chief Magistrate Of a great and friendl
state aud Kindred nation. % 500 d.. q
"The Prince of Wales will drop all roya
state on leaving my dominions, and Wi
e travel under the name of Lord Renfrew, a
o he has done while travelling on the Conunen
:. of Europe. -su.asiri I'd =,
@The Prince Ccnsort wishes to be kindl
: remembered to you. s.,-.,.
n - NJ II remain ever
y y mai9 10 $40, .asaa"Your goodd friend, .
2 "BucK1YeHAM PALACE, june, %, 1850"
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M0nshaI HVnderb'H heMuVaI CuuPKHuIutot. HuIuto.
| Nav YoPK, July l2.--Washington dis
patches contradict the reported removal Of
Marshal Ryndets. 80 -a-a--nln adl oag
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Al sLIeHr MIsTAKEc MAbE.-A drunken
cba, in Louisville, Kentucky, attempted to
enter lady's room, hut was pushed down
stairs by the occupant After reaching tue
bottom he picked himself np and apologet..
icaliy remarked that he perceived he bad
made mistake, His pegeeptive tsAulties
must have been remarkably acute. 1t is not
every one that. can distinguish between a
flight of fancy and a flight OF stairs. ,.,.
Mns. JoHs G. BREcKIERDeE,--Th wife Of
vice President, ,Breckl klnridge Is the daughter
Of Clifton Rodes Burch, deceased, who was
an active and leading member Of the Baptist
| Church. .iaMrs Breckenridge, however, Is q
member Of the Presbyterian Chuch, and, az
the same time, one Of the most .ntellectua
and accomplished women in Kentucky.
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The Weather in New Orleans. ~


NEW QRLEANs,o July 1l.-AFhe aheFmometer
marked s2o in the shade al zen O'Clock to-day.
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.=r's71srITNI HI6os

Present Condition oflAGairs In Palermo
Tho Inluenee Of fiGaTibaAdi an the CITY. ~
The correspondent Of the London Times
writes from Palermo on the l6th nit, as fol-
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"BucxisaHAM PALACE, June q, 1880!
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-15
TrsRs sEEFEEssoN RIFLES.

BY Compsny Order No. 5, in ano-
Their part of our paper, it will be OBJ
served that the Members are notified
to appear at their Armory' fully equip
ped, at half-past eight o'clock A. NJ
TOMORROW, September 16, for the pur-
pose of attending a TARGET ExCUR-
SION.
The Company also extend an invita-
ton to the Honorary Members t2 be
present on the occasion, to witness their
skill in the use of their weapons, and
also to partake in the enjoyments OF
the day.
We would be glad to witness full
attendance-one which would show
that all feel interested in the advance
ment of the s'Rifes," now deservedly
the pride of our city and parish.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-15

Tine Late Meas from dRertco.-lhe
Washington correspondent OF the New
York Journal of Commerce, who very
often appears to express the views OF
the Administration, says OF the late
news from Mexico:
1t is not believed that the British
Goyernm ent has any definite objects in
REGARD to Mexico, nor that Spain will
resort to the forcible measures which
have been threatened: But the right OF
spain or any other Government to seek
redress for injuries, by force from
Mexico, is not denied by this Govern
rnent. 1t is expressly admitted. They
may blockade the ports, even seize up
on Vera Cruz. 1t is nothing for us to
object to, unless they assume political
| ascendancy and claim permanent pos
session. Tine question might arise,
now long it would be reasonable and
! right for foreign power to keep
possession of any part of Mexico, or
exercise political jurisdiction therein
This would be question of easy solu-
ton.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-15

Restoration of the Je2vS.-1n view OF
the present state of affairs in Syria, g.
seontributor furnishes the following to
the N. Commercial:
Public, attention having been direct
ed tos the condition and prospects of
Syria by the late war betweenthe Druses
and the Maronites, an opportunity is
once more presented for the revival of
the restoration of the Jews to Palestine.
"A thousand associations, religious and
political, spiritual and material, crowd
upon the mind at the mention OF tie
restoratioaa Of the JeecS !! They are suited
to tile work which Il powerful govern
nent, having Jerusalem for its capt. -
would be called upon to perform i'll the
civilization of Syria, Arabia, Persl's
and India. They have wealth, educa-
! ton. civilization and IA knowledge OF all
the arts and sciences.
| Their morality, founded upon the
Mosaic law, and improved by the in
| huence of Christianity, is superior to
THAT of any other people, not Chris
tians, inhabiting the Orient. Establish
1sedsiShJ Jerusalem, with their government
vel rganized, that geographical cen
tresF the old world would become q
Ftiiofa and political, a spiritual and
| political, aspiritual and mateial centre.
Railroads going east to india and China,
and north through Syria to Armeniaj
Koordistan and Asia Minor: steam
ships on seas and CULTS and electric tel
egraphs on the land-all these things
the modern Israclites are capable OF,
from their vast wealth, intelligence and
enterprise. SO great Il work, so noble
and so holy, has seldom been offered to
any people-Pitgrim.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-15
lHississIppS Efenas-

Shooting Aftay-The Vicksburgs Sun
of Wednesday gives the following
account of a sad affray which occurred
in the city of Jackson, Miss, ON Mon-
day evening last:
Jackson Miss, Sept. 10 1860-Oliver
Nicely, of Rankin county, was shot by
r. NJ. Wormsley, of the same county,.
this evening, on the street. The shot
took effect in the upper part of the left
breast, rear the, neck. Mr.. Nicely is
now-5 o'clock p. M-lying in dying
condition. The cause Of the sad diff
Guilty originated in ar old family feud.
Mr.. Wormsley is III custody. His case
will undergo examination tomorrow,
when you may expect moro in detail.
.Serrioas Ace5dent.-The Grenada
Rural Gentleman says.
A little daughter of Mr.. S. S.
Cranberry, of Clinton, Miss, fell from
the second story balcony of the Baptist
Institute on Monday afternoon. Her
injuries are great, but we are rejoiced
to learn are not such as.to cause her par
ents and friends to despair Of her re-
covery.
Opening Of the !SeGson.-The Canton
Citizen says:
Within the past week we have motto
ed numbers of cotton wagons in our
streets. The staple begins to como IN
very freely, and as our merchants are
prepared with the money to buy. all
that is brought, and with heavy stocks
of goods to furnish the planter with all
he needs, we expect u lively and brisk
business this season.
Fatal 4ccidcpt,-Wo learn that or
Thursday 6vsoiEgl last, (soys the
accident happened, at NJ. T. NJ. Cur
rier's Belmont plantation this county
\ steam engine had'jWst been erected
ON the place, and upon the evening re-
fcrred to, they were atwig4 lumher-'
Mr.. p. +. Lloyd, tAe ove1seer,- super.
Intending. One Of fho pegroos ,E$:
99&xslens1 MsWeuru off the steam, but mis-:
Is &lss order given, tluneo
! ~ osr--wsITseehSp s6oprse, shattered the
! machinery. to lfesasesss .iurIing parts O
itin every directioQSs Mr.. Lloyd Wa:
killed in an instnnt8hi4 head being
completely taken oft, Fortunately, nc
one e1se,roceived any injury, although
we learn Mrs.<Curricr herself anC
! several Of hcTSlaves were in imminen
| Danger.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-15

u We invite attention to the card
of Mr.. j. CLAM, Teacher, in another
column of our paper to-day. Mr.. G..
proposes to form class i'll Drawing
and also in Painting, on next Monday
afternoon, at the jefferson street School
room, where all persons DESTROYS of ac-
curing practical knowledge either
of Drawing or Painting should be in
attendance; his churges for tuition are
quite sufficiently so, we
hope, to command full number of
scholars in this community.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-15
Texns Items.

Crops IN WeStern Teas. The Austln
State Gazette says:
A great deal of misconception pre-
walls throughout the old States in re-
card to the condition of the people OF
Texas. 1t has been reported generally
that in consequence OF the faliufe OF
crops our people are lacking the neces-
saries of life, while in fact enough
grain has been gathered for the use
of our population, and the late heavy
rains insure crop of cotton we
believe no portion Of the Union is
more prosperous than ours. These
extrayagant reports may perhaps IN
dsiee our suspicious neighbor OF the
IntQllig encer to gard them as created
Must previous to the election for poli-
tical effect. !, but like ordinary enor-
ia Gus r,iI1lors they are more attributable
acoide lent than design. n
7aArds lletso,ology The following
record 81 the summer heat in Texas,
viii pass for something extraordinary.
1t was kept BY Geo. Linceum, at Long
Point. Mr.. Linceum says:
The following is taken from my me-
neurological tables for June, July and
| August, 1860:
During the month of June the Their
mometer at this place averaged ga
| Highest point reached 1902. This
occurred five timesE6th, 10Th, 18th,
/ 18th and Both. There were frequent
| clouds and some lightning. but no rain
Average temperature for July lOlo.
4 Tic lest noint reachedlO7ol This
occurred on the 9TH. On the i4th
1869. The mercury was ninetee1
times above. 1902, We had during the
| month, two showers of rain, amounting
together to FIVE Fights of an inch.
d Average temperature for Angus
Is9Oo.. Highest point reached, 'lOoo. Hat
II d light shower OF rain on the 9TH. Afte.
which we had frequent light showers
aifounting together, for the month, t
six and q half inches.
Average temperature for the tire
surnmer months, 96o. %
The above observations were talle1
ali an. NJ. At 3 o'clock P. M, on TIA
7thpf July, the mercury rose to lO00
at Mhich point it stood two hours.
hezzPtot Discorered.-T'he Col
GRADS 6si zen, of the 5th inst, says:
%Ilake week plot was discovered i
the fieighborhood of Lyons, in the lowe
part of Fayette county, among the ne
eroes, to organize themselves in a bod,
of about two hundred, go to meet an
other band at La Grange, and theme
proceed to Mexico. The leader ha
been arrested.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-15

Il Breckinridge Light Gone out
The last issue of the Dtnkirk n. ~
Press and Argus, Breckenridge paper
contains the yaledictory Of the editor
who says that longer efforts are vain,
subscribers having fallen Off" and
in view of the fact that Douglas organ
is about to be established there, he re-
tires from the field.
Col. VIM. A Fort, prominent dem
ocrat of Cherokee Georgia, formerly or
Southwestern, Georgia, has declared
for Douglas and Johnson. They keep
coming.
TalIapoosa will give laundering
majority forsBreckinridge and equality.
Mail.
Equality may run very we'll in Tai
| Iapoosa, but Breckenridge will get conf
| paratively a small vote. Heaven and
| earth may pass away, Joace, but Breck-
! inridge can never carry Tallapoosa in
T 1861 'aIlapoosa Times.
The declaration in favor of Douglas
by Mr.. John Millson, of Virginia, has
caused more sensation than that OF
Governor Letcher, as it was entirely
unsupported. He is one of the mos
influential men in Virginia.
| Nev York IN .Dang er.-This is wha
the Republican papers say now. 4
month ago they were sure the State
would 90 for Lincoln by 100000 ma
jority.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-15

Stampede.-On Thursday last, near
10 o'clock, a sudden stampede occurred
with three horses, attached to seperate
vehicles standing on Canal Avenue
From some cause, unknGwp to any per-
son, thew all three started from the
place they had been left at about the
same time: and neither of them had ran
over two squares before they had part
ed from the buggy or Wagon to which
they had been attached. Each one of
the vehicles was considerably disabled,
and wonld require the aid of Doctor
Baeticr before going into active service
again, as we'll in the repair of running
GEAR rs in harness. The vehicles and
horses were the property of three gen
tlemen residing on the Coast, who had
come to this city on business The
II stampede was so sudden that many
rfSrsons within II hundred yards dis
tapce on the Avenue, were not aware Of
its occurrence until all was over, except
rig.hssng the up-tWned vehicles and
gathering the ahrighted animals. Less
than three minutes was required to com
plete the breakago of the vehicles and
harness, aud to. hberate the animals
from further services at that time.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-15
4 Curious "Bicedin 9

Il Curious Ceremony-''Bleeding
Kansas. "A Lincoln pole was recent
ly set up at Martinsville, Ohio, and
the flag to adorn twas presented by
thirty-threo young ladies'. Sixteen
of them were dressed in white, sixteen
insblack. The thirty-third was dress
ed in scarlet, with red liberty cap,
to represent bleeding Kansas They
all marched round the pole in double
file, black and white arm in arm. The
cred one" followed OH behind, alone and
weeping.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-15

Mackerct Fishing IN INaine-Great
Yie1d.-The Deer Isle fishermen have
taken from six to ten thousand barrels
of mackerel this season. So says the
Ellsworth American The Eastport
Sentinel says: :.
The macllcrel still continue abundant,
and otn. people, almost discouraged with
the withdrawal for some years past of
the resources onFwhich the prosperity
of the place largely depends, have
again. taken courage, and seem deter
mined to do their part to bring about the
s'good time coming
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-15
~ REAR, ESTATE AT AUCTION

ry REAL ESTATE AT AUCTIONS.
KERNER, auctioneer, will offer for sale
at public auction, THIS DAY, at IL
O'Clock, NJ, at tho Carrollton Hotel,
several valuable and favorably located
portions of improved and unimproved
Real Estate in this city. See adver-
tisement.