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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-07
LEGAL NOTICES.


STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARIsH OF JEFFERSON
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
Succession Of Mrs c. NJ. Canon, deceased.
WHEREAS, Simeon n Canon, administrator
w of this succession, H., filed into Court his
account of admins tration and tableau of dstrI-
button
Notice is hereby given, 10 all persons interested
to show cause within ten d"YS, why said account
should not be approved and uomologated and the
funds in his hands distributed in accordance there
with.
BY order OF the Court.
f. RlGAUD, Deputy Clerk.
Carrolton, October 20, 1860.
ETAT UIsIANE-Paroisse de Jefferson
CoUR pu rEossIEME DISTRICT JUD1CIAnE.
Succession de Mde G. NJ. Canon, decede.
4 TTENDU, que Simeon N Canon, administra-
1Ateur de la dite Succession, presente Cour
son compte d'administration ct tableau de distri-
button
Avis est par lie present donne a tout ceux que
celia peut concernerl d'avoir IA deduire, dams dix
iours les raisons pour lesquelles lie dit compte
serat pas approuve ct homologue, ct les fonds
entire SEES mains repartis conformement dit
tableau.
Par ordre de la Cour
e. RIGAUD, Deputy Greffier.
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GARIBALDI AND NAPOLEON.--Garibald
who has written to the London Italian COM
mittee for a steamer and two Armstrong guns.
says in his letter:
Let England remember that she has no real
ly sincere ally except among free people. and
that then are but few on the continent An
Italy free and united would supply this wan t
schemes of the Emperor of the French. Send
us quick arms, ships, guns, and material, and
l vouch for the speedy realization Of this
great object.
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Narrow Esespe-A few nights since, as r.
ii. Allen was passing along the dock, near 17th
street bridge, he heard a sudden plunge into
the water, followed by cries for help. Hasten.
Ing to the margin Of the dock. he discovered
reaching over, attempted to catch him by the
hair OF the head, but his fingers no sooEer
came in contact with the top-piece Of the IN.
fortunate man than they glided of, because
the scalp was entirely bald. After two or
three efforts the drowning man ruised up a
single finger, which Allen Immediately grasped
and drew the poor fellow on shore, nearer
dead than alive. Not knowing what better to
do, the rescued man was then taken to the
first station house, where he was provided fol
until the following morning, and then set al
liberty. -.-. .-a
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Piek. .Pocket.-A man calling himself Will
liam Gottfrey, and hailing from no particular
place, was arraigned before the Recorder TO
answer the charge of picking Major Marbles
pocket Of pocket book containing a $40 note.
Marabie is a marketman, from Charles City,
and stated that while he was lying asleep on
bench ut the First Market, about O'Clock
saturday morning, he felt the hand Of some
oEe in his pocket, and, on opening his eyes,
saw man about the size Of the prisoner drop
his hat and run off. He then got up and took
possession OF the hat, and afterwards missed
his pocket book and money.
Calvin Henry testified that he was also lying
on market bench, when he saw the prisoner
go to Marabl-, put his hand in his pocket
then dropping his hat in his haste to escape,
run off.
The prisoner claimed the hat, and took it
from Marable by force. This fact led to his
arrest.
The Recorder, after hearing the witnesses,
remanded the accused to be indicted by the
Grand Jury Of the Hastings Court. which will
sit on the second Monday in August, and COM
mitted him to prison.
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Rsmsmber the Sabbath The ter of yes-
sci, now lying in the Dock, was no little per-
his hands and seemed anxious to have them
punished but did not succeed in doing So
He had made all his arrangements TO leave
port, and was desirous Of taking the tow dow n
the river, which left at an early hour, but his
men refused to do duty because it was Sun
day. On another occasion such conduct
might be considered mutinous, but in Vir-
ginia, where the law imp poses fine on persons
for following their daily avocations on Sun
day, it might be somewhat difficult to make
the sailors appear guilty of any crime.
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AN Ice CAvE-Sumnrer Retreat.-A CORES.
ponden: of the Scientific American, writing
on July 5, from DEBORAH, Iowa, gives the fol-
lowing report of a visit to An ice cave at that
place, on June 23d:
at about 10 A. NJ, a friend and started on
midsummer trip, crossed the river in a boat
and commenced tho ascent Of the bluff as
usual il being very steep, and, upon the
whole, like the river Jordan--"a hard road to
travel" All diftic ulties, however, being sur
mounted, we arrived at the mouth Of the cave,
and sat down TO rest awhile and cool our
selves looking at the thermometer, we found
it stood at 50 degrees. Here we found several
pieces Of candle and one old candlestick left
by olher visitors. M
We then commenced the descent; and as we
walked, crawled and slid along, it began 10
grow cold quite fast-it seemed like going out
Of q warm room INTO the cold atmosphere of q
winter morning. We soon began TO see the
frost on the walls, sparkling in the light Of our
lamps like millions Of diamonds. This one
sight is worth as much as all the natural ex-
hibitioLs of everyday life to every lover of
the beautiful. As We came to our first stop
ping place we began to find ice, from mere
Aim up to six or eight inches thick. This part
Of the cave is In the shape Of wedge with the
small end mp; ii being about six feet wide at
the base, the sides drawing together overhead
about 20 feet high-the one side covered with
ice (clear as crystal) and the other with spark.
iing frost Now we hung the thermometer on
the wall and waited the result; the mercury
going down gradually to 80 degrees, where II
remained.
We also had little water In o cup, and af.
ter leaving 1t on the rock for about 10 minu tes,
IL became skimmed over with ice. There 10
not near the usual amount Of ice in ths cave
that there usually Is at this season of the year.
aud no doubt II 10 owing 20 the dryness Of the
season. The present spring and summer, SO
ar. has been very dry in DEBORAH; aud have
noticed that the more rain we have. the more
ice forms in and around the mouth of the
cave Two years ago, there was 60 much lee
in the lrst SO or 90 feet Of the cave that we had
io cnt steps In II with hatchet TO get down
with safsty. A great quantity ofrain fell du-
ring that season.
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LADIES' Fair.-The ladies Of Clay street
Church will have a feast in the basement OF
their church this evening, and they invite
their friends and the public to join them
Their object is TO raise means TO discharges q
debt due by them, and they expect all we'll
wishers, and all who desire TO spend a pleas.
ant evening, to pay them visit. 4TA
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Stabbins Tho case OF Richard r. Turner.
charged with feloniousiy stAbbine and wound.
ing William Shelly, on the 3th % July iast,
came mp before Recorder Caskle last Saturday
n nins for inyss stigation, and eccupied two or
hnssr no. nous time. The parties follow the Same
misnnderstandine and sfirht. NAich they
@ss Watos settled, d were 10 al 13f,earaucee
AIuy. MIhout giving the evfdse - ~ Ten
" we've witnesses, who were % IiSsi nj ~.
amineo, we compile the Substance. 3 shcC ~
U.,Em ., OF 'ne dimcuity, its progress And termi.
On the 4th Of July last, between IN. no,-.
OF and O'Clock. the parties Visited The nan ).
Wills Railroad Depot, on business Tor ,hsi,
employers. Soon after the arrival Of shs
O'Clock train, Shelly, who was under the II !.
nuence OF liquor at the time, In passing aIons
the "platform," stumbled and fell, bat, regain.
ing his feet Immediately, charged some ons
with tripping him. Tnrner, who was nigh
told Shelly he, was Mistaken whereupou
Shelly gave him the d-n lie twice, aud Tur.
ner, struck him two blows with his cane Ths
parties then seized each other and began "a
scratch like cafs but before either OF them
was injured, friends in nterfered, and they wers
separated. In SeW min ties after this, Shelly
got away from the person who held him, and
making at Turner, passed blow, and received
stab in the abdomen, which came nigh prov.
Ing fatal: One witness testified that he saw
Turper draw his knife and hold il behind bim
before Shelly made the second attack. and
also saw both parties advance On Zach bsher
for the second hight. Shelly has SOAR secov.
cred as 10 be able TO attend Court, and will
probably be entirely well in few weeks.
Col. August appeared for the accused.
Al the conclusion of the testimony, the
Recorder remanded the prisoner for further
nearing before the Hustings Court. s7 -ee
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Police Ma.tsrs.-At the Police Court Satur.
day, the following cases were disposed Of: Jas
Early, q pauper, committed for drunken ness.
Jas. Trent, free negro. whipped tor being in
Smith, free, sentenced to 80 days in the chain
gang for beating Sarah Ann Pieasants, also
free. Nancy Jackson, free, is stripes for inso.
lence to John S. Thomasson. Coleman Fla.
herty was discharged, the charge Of bea ting
Thos. Flaherty having been "amicabiy ad.
iusted,"
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Narrow Escape.-Last Friday evening, while
Mr.. Lewis Frayser, his wife and child, were
taking rde ;n in onssy ,ne nors1 ,h became res
sons into the street, bruising each Of them, bu {
breaking no bones. Finding himself beyond
restraint, the animal continued his flight, I'M
til he capsized the vehicle and broke il to
pieces. The escape from greater injury Of Mr..
+. and his family was remarkable.
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Grand FHton EtcuTsion.-Smith's First Regi.
ment Band are to give grand concert and
ball at Chester, to-day, and have made the ne
cessary arrangements for accommodating all
the | ds and lassies of the Metropolis ana the
Cockade City that may favor them with their
presence. A large and we'll arranged ballroom
has just teen completed at Chester, and the
Band promise their guests the best of music
and every necessary attention. The cars will
leave the Richmond depot at O O'Clock pre-.
cisely, and returning. will leave Chester at II
o'clock. Tickets, admitting a lady and gentle
man. only 81.
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Spurious Coin.-There are SO many bogus
half-dollars, quarters and dimes, in circula.
tion at this time, that almost every body gets q
share OF them. Wnen first circulated, they
look very much like genuine, and have the
used short time, they assume q dull appear
ance, and to the fingers have a greasy feeling
On Saturday last, we saw market man Oh
9Th street, who said he had taken $2.25 worth
Of this trash that morning. r -..
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onpEREp-Assistant surgeon Jas. F. Lind. |

ORDERED-Assistant Surgeon Jas. +. Lind
say is ordered to the receiving ship Pennsyl.
yania, at Norfolk Commodore Gregory will
succeed Commodore Bell as commandant of
the Gosport Navy. Yard on the Isl inst.
Commodore Bell has been detached from the
new steamer Richmond, and received orders
to the Sus quehanpa at New York.
Chief Engineer George Sewell, 1st Assistant
Stephen Hilbert, I'd Assistant L. A. Williams,
and Sd Assistant Benz. q. Baumpton, have
been detach he'd from the Richmond and trans
ferred to the Susg uehanna, which is to be the
flag ship of the Mediterranean squadron, and
sail as soon as ready.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-23

THE LONDON TIMES OWNED BIZ THE RoTHs-
CHILDs. 1T has recently been proven that the
London Times is owned by the Rothschilds,
and the fact creates considerable sensation in
London. The statement Uf Mr.. John Walter,
M. p, In Parliament, that he was not the
principal owner, as well as the course taken
by the Times for many years, proves and con-
firms it all. Not one single move on the po.
litical chessboard Of Europe, that would have
any tendency to injure the securities of any
nation that were large creditors OF the house
of Rothschlds, particularly Austria, but has
been vehemently opposed by the Times.
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NEW USE FOR DoGs.-An exchange says the
most profitable use Lnat nine- ten tbs of all the
dogs in this country could be applied to Is 10
mix about fve dogs with a barrel of lime and
zen , cart.ioaas E OF mucA IN compost heap. a
decom position OF the bones. dressing of
this compost, applied to sheep pastures, would
greatly enhance the prod duction OF wool.
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Posi-. OFFICE AFPAIRs.-Virginin.- The of.
fee OF Five Oaks, TAZeweil county, is re. .es.
tsolished, aud Chas II. Greene appoin ted post
master. Office At Cedar Fork, Caroline county
Lewis, postmaster a. Rusk. Richie county
Vice John Stuart resigned. Elizabeth Y
Hobbs, postmast al West View, August,
county, vice James O. Hobbs, resigned.
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AN AFFECTING MEMENTo.-Ths Bangor
(Me) Tunes learns by young gentleman Of
that city, who has recently returned from
Nova Scotia, that among the articles brought
up from the wreck of the Hungarian, by the
submarine operator, was a card If young
lady who perished on the fatal night of the
wreck, on the back of which was written In
pencil, in firm hand, "LiZzie dies to. night =
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TAreatening TO Kuk.-Constable Marlborough,
Of Henrico county, arrested Washington Bot
toms, charged with threatening TO kill his
wife, and took him before Justice ]. +. Chill
drey for examination when friends inter-
posed, Bottoms promised reformation, and the
Injured lady was induced to withdraw her
complaint t~
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"THE Coop OLD TIMEs."-During session
of the General COURT of Massac husetts in
1921, one of the members of the House sat
prayer, asked the reason of it. He said he
could not join with them in calling God Orr
Faher The House Immediately resolved,
THAT Phillip Tabor be expelled from this
House, as not worthy 10 continue q member
thereof"
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CHEAT BOOTs.-The Philadelphia Ledger.
In announcing !" the end Of the leather specu
latiou," congrat ulates those who have been
compelled for the last four or five years To
pay very dearly for the boots aud shoes they
had to wear, upon the event-and says there
will now be q material reduction in the price
Of hide, as well as in the cost of pair OF
boots or q pair OF shoes
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AsrEROlDs.--Thes spaces OF the solar sys tenn.
or some Of them, at least, appear to be- tbickiy
visible TO the naked eye or Of The ordinary tsle.
scope, No less than foTty-seysn OF these on ne
planets are now known TO exist between Mars
and Jupiter, and every few months we hear
OF a new discovery. The largest of them 4
said TO BE- oniy forty miles IN diameter, and
the smallset enly fsxri
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Charged vifh Th.f.-Jordan, slave TO James
H. Coghill, was examined before the Recorder
last Saturday, on the charge Of stealing q sill
ver watch worth SIS, from William A. Bohap y
nan. The evidence failed to establish conciu.
sIvely the guilt Of the party, and the Recorder
therefore discharged him, though he was not
al all satisfied Of his Innocence. q s -seq 49,.
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DESTRUCTIVE HAIL SToRM.-There was q
destructive hail storm in Jefferson CO Va,
on Tuesday last. Some of the hail stones were
"a large as walnuts, and tore to pieces all signs
of vegetation.
The principal sufferers are Messrs. Lewis
w. Washington. John S. Moore, Col. f. Yates.
John Y Beall, James IL. Moore, John Hurst.
NJ. w. Burr. VIM. J. Biackferd, and others in
the Northern part Of the county, and Messrs.
+. q. Butler, Geo. W. Eichelberger, VIM. II.
Moore, J. Moore, Mrs. Vanvacter, N. w Man.
ming, VIM. Schaffer, &C., in the Southern end.
In some instances the corn is SO completely
riddled that fields which gave promise of ten
barrels to the acre, will now scarcely produce
one. In many ins tances, the gardens are en-
tirely destroyed The des traction by the storm
in portions of Berkeley and Loudoun coun-
ties is said to have been most disastrous to the
corr, oats. &C., and in some instances destroy
ing the entire growing crop.
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Wales and retinue will visit Boston sometime
in the month OF September next. He goes tina,
way at the Invitation of Harvard University,
to pay a visit TO that institution. President
FELTON, will proceed TO Montreal in q few
weeks to pay his respects to the Prince. lie
will probably accept the proffered hospitali-
ties Of the CITY OF Boston
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CITY PASSENGER RAILROADS IN ENGLAND.
The horse railroad lately constructed in Ber-
kenhead, England, by George F. Train, OF
Boston, is highly successful. They are not
only great convenience to the public, but
promise to bring real estate hitherto unpro.
ductive up to a profitable point. Before year
has elapsed. half the cities in England will
have their horse railroads, md thank America
Tor inyenting, and an American for introducio og
them into England.
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Prize Eghs.-Two residents Of Shcckoe Hill
one huckster and the other q carpenter. had
q prize fgh. on the Richmond and Fredericks-
burg Railroad, two miles from Richmond, ON
Saturday last. They werD attended BY seconds,
a. usual on such occasions, and some hnndred
or more spectators assembled 10 witness the
scene. .-es .sg.E q e4.s ff 1.asssa5 p slar