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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-28
The Woodchopper of the West.

BY G. W. BUNGAY.
Far echoing in the dim old woods,
Over the prairie lands and foods,
heard reverberating strokes,
That rived in rails the PROSTATE oaks.
The woodman stands, sun.crowEed and tall
And wields with giant strength the maui
That drives the wedge at every blow,
Like Thor's huge hammer, sure and slow.
And his Herculean arms will hew
The shadowing trees that hide the view
Of the grand White House from the West,
That all may see our eagles nest
This woodman is a pioneer,
And he will cut pathway clear
From Illinois to Washington.
Before his noble task is done.
We hear the shunder of his blows
Where the vast Mississippi flows,
And echo unto echo calls
From granite hills and mountain walls.
The m monarchs of the hills and wales
Are split into protective rails
To fence within its dark domains
The curse that comes with slaves and chains.
Fence out the wrong of power and place;
Fence in the rights of all the race;
Fence out the greedy hand that steals;
Fence in the noble heart that feels.
Fence out the tyrant and his sway;
Fence in the hero of the day;
Fence out oppression, vice and crime
Fence in the truth from Heaven sublime,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-28
Bad Memory.

"Mary. my love do you remember the
text of this morning?"
Mary" No, pa, I never can re-
member the text, I've such bad mem
ory." ~,s
Mother.--"By the way, did you notice
Susan Brown"
Mary.-"O, yes. what fright! She
had on her last years bonnet done up, a
pea-green silk, a black lace mantilla.
brown boots, an imitation Of Hapition col
lar, lava bracelet, her old ar.rings and
such fan! Oh, my"
Mother.-"Well, my dear, your mem
|ory is certainly Bad"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-28
Have Peaches Every Year.
A sure way to have peaches every y

A sure way to have peaches every year,
is to graft the peach upon the wild plumb
stock. The plumb being hardy. will new
er winter kill, and putting on. late in the
spring will never be injured by the frost,
and is certain preventative against tho
working of the peach grub. while the ma
tural life time of the tree is beyond that
Of our own, so that you may depend on
peaches every year and for a long period
of time, without the destructive or dis
couraging influence attending the growth
Of the common peach. They can be OBJ
tained from so to rs cents per tree, and
you had better pay FIVE times the amount
to obtain them, and be certain Of peaches
every year.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-28

~The Missouri Democrat, speaking
of the Republican ratification meeting in
the city Of St. Louis, says, ''it was such
a meeting as BentOn's presence was wont
to call forth.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-28

w "Mother," said little Emma, q
child of four summers, ''mother do please
come here and look"
The mother approached. and saw only
the full orbed moon, just rising.
"What is it, my child?"
II don't know unless God is having his
daguerreotype taken"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-28

Ew A man named Brsnt. residing in
Shakville, Somerset county, Pa, come to
his death few days ago, from most ex-
traordinsry instance Of gluttony and
foolhardiness. He had just partaksn Of
twenty.on boiled eggs at one meal.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-28

w The Rev. Mr.. eloped last weak
with another mans wife.--Es.
You wouldn't have expected him to
efope with his own--would you,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-28

pY~ To make men scratch their heads
ask them to indorse for you.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-28
PERFECT WATCHES,

II MALoE ST
8, j. WARNER u FRED MARSHALL,
of LOndon,
having received the appreciation of the
Royal Polytechnic Institution Of London.
Prices at Retail from 800 to 5000.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED ON LIBERAL
TERMS.
DIAMONDS AND FINE JEWELRY
constantly on hand at wholesale.
W. ENERTSON SMITH,
No. Is Maiden Lane,
July2959. New York City
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-28
re- Has the spirit of rs all departed!

Oh yes, it was drunk up long sgo-not
a drop Of the vintage left.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-28
Removal

I DE-; DE New York Cash store has just re-
V'''ea ape stock ef Family Grocerles' ef!
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-28
WIN. II. WILSON, Editor and Proprietor.
THE pInng e EY.

will b. issued every Friday, at Upper Sir
dusky, O.,S2, 90 peannum, or ST. so IN ADVANCE
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-25

The Great Hoosic Iunnel-The last
Railroad Journal furnishes the following
latest intelligence of this mammoth
undertaking:
The distance to be cut through the
mountain for fhe Hoosio Tunnels is four
miles and half, and the material to
be cut through is hard mica slate, inter-
mingled with quartz. The height of the
tunnel is to be eighteen feet, its width
fourteen.
The work gets on slowly; the rate of
advance is only two and half feet a
day. On the 31st of May the workmen
had reached just one thousand six hun
dred and eighty-three feet into the
mountain, from the east end. The dis
lance made on the west side is about
eight hundred feet. Three miles and
half of solid rock yet lie between
the workmen on the east side and those
on the west side. AS the work is now
done by blasting, mot boring it will
require at least ten or twelve years to
finish the tunnel, unless some new and
more perfect machine for boring is
brought to bear on the work. There
are now eighty workmen engaged night
and day, working in gangs, eight hours
each at time.
The distance between the highest
point of the mountain and the tunnel
below, when finished. is not less than
two thousand feet. n
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-25
Star Hook and Ladder Company.

rE'HE regular monthly meeting of STAR HOOK
4 AND LADDER COMPANY =.
No ONE of the City Of Carroll 60
ton, takes place on the first SAT- zZzzGsz@[-
UHDAY of every month, at the "A
Truck House, on Madison street, between Uamp
son and First streets.
Tho hours for calling the meeting TO order nre
ms follows: From the first monday In October TO
tn" last in March, at O'Clock =. M; and from tho
first meeting In April to tho last In September at
half-past o'clock =. NJ.
The animal meeting takes place on tho Third
Saturday Of December.
OFFICERS
Prcsidcnt-E GommnRerc Foreman G.. Hcrrle,
V. Presdcnt-P. Souliar, }1stAsst-M Rcnhardt
SccrG tary-J. j. IIcrrlc l2d Asst K,mpor,
Trcm8urcr-Max Lintinger }Stcward-J. Il. Refs
T-gP PunctuaI attendance of nll the members are
particularly requested. oct1-1Y
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-25

D A train of ~ heavily loaded cars
came over the Nashville and Chatta-
nooga Railroads. few day~ since, bound
South,
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-25
NOTICE TO TEACHERS,

COU NCIL II ALL
CITY OF CARRoLLToN, La, July Id, 1860. )
THE ATTENTION of Teachers and others Is
l. called to the following Resolution adopted by
the Board of Directors of the Public Schools Of
Carrollton on the 10th inst.
ResptUeG That on TUESDAY, August =,
this Board will elect the following Teachers for
the Public Schools of Carrollton, serve for one
year from tho date of Election, during tho plea
sure of the Board.
For the Central School-Ono Male Principal Mt
n salary of $500. One Female Principal, ut a
salary Of &72o per GnIium.
For the Washington and Jefferson Schools. Ono
Principal Teacher for each, mt n salary of 5000 per
annum; and ono First Assistant for each, at
salary of $40 per annum and one Second Asss-
tant FOR each, Mt a salary of $3.50 per annum; and
that nm Examination of Applicants will be held
SATURDAY, August fth, 1850, at tho
Washington School House, at 10 O'Clock a. M.
BY order of the Board,
jyl4 c. G. PORTER, Scc'y.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-25
AUCTION SALE.

BY S. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WILL be sold Al public auction, by 8; Kerner
wv Auctoneer for the city of Carrollton and
AzSsarish of Jefferson, on II m u X - I'D AY,
July 26, 1860, at 10 o'clock, NJ, on CONNER
cial street between Burdette and Washington
streets, in this city, the following described pro-
mahogany Parlor and Dining Room Furniture
Pier and other Glasses.
Mahogany Bed Room Furniture. =
Painted Bed Room Furniture 1t
Oak Bed Room Furniture. -
One Octave Piano in Rosewood Case.
China Glass, Kitchen Utensils and Sundries .
Mahogany Hat Rack; Lot of Books, etc, etc;
Carpets and Oil Cloth.
ALSO
Three good Mich COwS-Thtee CALVES and
one HEIFER.
Terms of sale-CASH.
jylS Is . hhNNEN' AucloneeF'
r3- The desirable two story frame dwelling
will be rented from first of August next.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-25
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF JEFFERSON.
Third Justices Court, City Cdrrollton

Third Justices Court, C9ty Cdrr0Uton
To one and all of the following named persons,
Greeting:
You hereby summoned to appear before the
undersigned, Justice of the Peace, within twenty
days next following the date of this advertise
ment, to answer the demand made against you
by the Mayor and Council of the City of Car
roton for your liabilities for taxes, in the sew
eraI sums as named below for the year 1859.
BY the action of law this advertisement Is the
only citation required.
Witness my hand, this 2lstday of July 1860.
II JOHN d. HAMPER,
& Justice of the Peace.
avis No. Names DIS. Cts
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-25
SHERIFF'S SALES.


STATE OF I.OUISIANA-PARIsuo OF JEFFERSON
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on Coi.ili . Street ncI"ccn oanP ana MaEaZine
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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-25

Executions in Ron,e.-The execution
of criminals in Rome, says DR.. Clarke,
is carried on with vast deal of solem-
nifty, and it is very rare indeed to see
an instance of what is called in England
dying hard. Tho most hardened vii
lain, subdued by long confinement, and
the natural superstition of the country,
approaches death dispirited and repen-
tant. l remember, however, one in
stance to the contrary. A bricklayer
was, by some means or other, cheated
out of his property by priest and a
ton. He made the usual application
for justice, which was followed, as usual,
with no redress. For some time he bore
his misfortune with frmness and with
out complaint at length, however, the
sense of his injuries pressed SO hard
upon him, that he became desperate,
and incensed almost to madness. In
this state of mind he went one day into
the church of st. Giacomo, in the Corso,
when the priest was officiating and shot
him dead at the altar. He was appre-
hended, condemned and led to execu-
ton. Every means had been used to
prevail on him to confess his crime, and
receive absolute, but in vain. The
fatal cord was fastened to his neck; the
most celebrated friar in Rome had been
selected to attend him; the last moment
approached, when the friar once more
begged he would make confession Of
his sin. Upon one condition | will
comply with your request,H said the
undaunted criminal; ''let me but have
n Sian at the LAWYER, and then | Will
confess both my sins at once" -
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-25

Duel Of Itoo Gascons.-Two Gascons
having a quarrel, a challenge passed
between them. When they were come
to the ground, one of them said to the
other, who was in posture to commence
the combat, ''Ah, my friend, how you
charm me 1 shall regret excessively
to Kill so fine fellow as you. Ask your
life, and 1 will grant it to you" The
other said that he was not come to that
pass yet, but was prepared to defend
himself. The first speaker repeated
his kind offer: "Ah, my good fellow,
do ask your life : 1 will willingly give
it you" But the other, who saw
through his fnnfaronade, called upon
him instantly to stand to his defense,
that the fight might be commenced.
"Ah," said the first, 81 do admire the
fine appearance you make in your pos
ture you are perfect Caesar. Why
should such a fine fellow be caused to
bite the dust-will you really not ask
your life 2" "No, no." Numbered out
the other; defend yourself, or / will
kill you.'' ''You ravish me ~ CRED the
man of mercy. ''But if you are deter
mined not to ask your life Of ME, why,
7 ask mine of YOU ~
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-25

JOB PRINK
or EVERY
NEATLY DONE AT - FfcR.
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at s o'clock this evening for Memphis. Cairo, St.
Louis and intermediate landings. ssssn sssss
J. D. Perry for 81. Louis-.The wsll-known,
excellent and reliable packet J. ID Perry, Captain
J. r, Suusley, commander, Mr.. NJ. Hillard, clerk,
will leave this evening at o'clock for Cairo, ST.
Louis and intermediate landings. There y NO
packet in the trade mere deserving OF o Liberal
support,
j. G. iSicon, Railroad Line Packet for ~. LOUIS
Ib,aoyrotr.-The large and comfortable packet
| j, @. Swon, Captain l. III. Jones, commander, MT.
Geo. w. Ford clerk, leaves at o'clock tomorrow
evening for the above port, connecting at CAIRO
with tile Illinois Central, and at ST. Louis with me
and East The STon has. irstolass accommoda-
tons, and passengers win beswell entertained on
board, Her cabin is a fine one, and her rooms are
furnished in superior style. Passengers can pro.
cure their passage BY applying to No. 81 Camp
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Arrived Yesterday,

Steamship Florida, Nelson, from Apalachicola, t.
Mitchell-1st dist.
Steamship Orizaba, Place, FIN Indianola via Gal
/ weston, to 6 Payne Berwick's Bay.
1 Ship Belle Of the Ocean, Chase, FIN Liverpool Feb
10th, to Baxter, Lowell eco Point
Ship Curr..s.uck, Knowles, Is days fin New York
to Creeyy & Farwell-2d dist 26.
Ship Marquette, Watts. I'm Havre March 9th, in
ballast, to master-lst dist, 81.
Span bark Victoria, Chiyilla, 8 days FIN Matanzas
iii ballast. to PUG Brothefs-Sd dist, SO.
Bark William Il Jane, Cobb, Is days fin Boston, to
Creevy & Farweli-2d dist 70.
Sandman bark Enea, Geehero, 60 days fm Messina
to Cochran Hall-2d dist %.
Brig Forester, Murray, 8 days FIN Saguala Grande
to master-2d dist, ~.
Schr Narragansett, Hall, days I'm Saguala Grande
to master--Point.
Schr Lizzie Mezzick, johnson, days FIN Pensa
cola, to master--Basin.
Schr May, Johnson 2 days I'm Pensacola, to \
Overton &eo-Basin.
| Schr Powhattan Caro- days I'm Pensacola, t
O'Dowd Il Sulivan-Basin.
| Schr Virginia John, Hornbeck, days I'm Fisl
/ River, to master-Basin.
Schr Mary Brown, Whitaker, 2 days I'm Mobile
to master-Basn
Arrivals at the Car0ndelet Canal.
Schr Resolution, FIN Black River.
Schr Marie Marguerite, FIN Black River.
schr Christopher Columbus, I'm Bay st Louis
Schr Montebello. FIN Bay st Louis.
Schr President, I'm CoVington.
Schr Rapides, FIN Bayou Laeombe.
Schr Shamrock, I'm Bayou Lacombe.
Schr Laura, from Bonfouca.
Schr Marquee, FIN Shell Banks.
Steamboats,.
@ T 8 Twichell McFall FIN Nashville.
Charmer, Wilson, FIN Vicksburg.
G. ID Jr, Gross, FIN Donadsonville.
Indian No !, Greenlee, FIN Bayou Macon.
Southern, Auburn, fun Red River.
# Lafourche, Dugas, FIN Lockport.
Telegram, Stewart, FIN Red River.
Alabama, Boardman, I'm Mobile.
Cuba, Hopkins, FIN Mobile.
Autocrat Scott I'm Louisville.
n Il McGill, Robirds, fin st Louis.
Starlight, Hays, I'm Shreveport.
rs Conley, Roberts, FIN Minden.
ID r Carroll Kimball FIN Grand Eeore.
Jno Warner, Patterson, FIN st Louis.
Peerless, Woodlaw, FIN Champagnolie.
M Sharp, White, FIN Red River.
Empire Parish, Janfreau, FIN Lower Coast.
Texas Ranger, Radoyich, FIN Lower Coast.
Towboat Calhoun, Porter, fin the Passes went
down ht-brought up ships Currituek and
Marquette, bark Victoria.
Towboat Anglo Norman, Steele, FIN the Passes
lowed down and to sea on the 9Th inst, barks
Fl Hazeitine and Nonpareil brig Surf and
schr Bullrush- brought up barks William Il
Jane and Enea.
Towhoat Hercules, LaPlace, from the Passes =
towed down and to sea on the 8th inst,
ship Eleanor, brigs Wifred0 and Ben Carver
brought up ship Belle of the Ocean and
schr Narragansett.
Towboat Lands, Davis, from the Passes-towed
down and to sea on the 18th inst, ships Con
c0rdia and Grotto---came up light.
Towboat VIM Webb, Leach, from the Passes
towed down and to sea on the 9Th inst, ships
Marcia Greenleaf, Milan and Chimborazo-
came up light.
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5Passerrgera.

Per steamship Florida. from Apalachicola-M
Coe, . Misses Coe, J ] Hallen and lady, son and 3
servants, E. Ward, S. A. Dickey. Capt. May, g,
Chandler, A. Powell, Miss Powell, A. G. Halngs-
II. Raney, Jas. Horton. e. Hall, E. Wood John
Fleming Jas. Spencer, W. Jones, R. Sullivan, Thos.
Jean Martin Dean, W. Mcpherson, 2. Williams
w. Jones, g. Lampham, w. Hight, G. Klnke, L
Smith, G. Helm, +. Gross, G. G. Eagley, ]. Shaw
]. Sweeney, G. Cooley, H. Moore, g. s. Coles, s.
S. Babcock.
Per steamship Orizaha, from Indanola and Gal
veston-63 In cabin, rs on deck.
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Shipping suttlligsats.
csxseEsr OFFICE, No, 70 Camp Street,
Tuesday Morning, April IL, 1850

CRESCENT OFFICE No 70 Camp Stfttt 80
Tuesday Morning, April II, 1860
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship VIM Writ, Wadswortb, for Liverpool,
Cammack il Converse
Brit ship Advice, Dick, for Liverpool.
Hoghton, Rankin eco
Ship John Patton, Patton, for Havre, .ta
Gammack s Converse
Bark Colcord, colcord, for Boston,
Creevy 4 Farwell
Span brig Draka, Austrich, for Barcelona.
5s PUG Brothers
schr Ed Bernard, Wright, for Mobile.
Wakefield s Wilbur
schr Martha, Harrison, for Pensacola,
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a PONTCHARTRAIN


COnSfkMees.
NEW YORK-Per ship Far west-W Armstrong
= Bredow Wusthotf- L Adams &co-J AIT.
kins- Alhertson 4 Nudge Bauer 6oo-Belden
& Games Babeock & Rhodes Blake Il Tower
Block, McAfee &co--D Blum 4 Frank-M r Brady
&co-W Burgess &co-C Boyer A Brown &eo.
J Barhot- Bradley, Wilson &co-- G 7 Buddecke
&co-Creevy & Farwell-C Casbergue-S Creigi
ton--Converse Eco I Closterman Eco Clam
Mitchell & Jack-M D Cooper &co-- b Il Carroll 4
co-Crawford, Chandler y Cline R Cummings
&co-W w Crane &co--C Clark, Mosby &co-Cutrer
& Harrison-Dix & Ranlett-Duntze &co-D Jacouet
&co-R d Denman &co-ES Donneli--W j Dewey
&co-A Donovan-Davis, jenkins &co-G Dupuy
&co-J Cameron eco Geo A Fosdick &coED
Fowler Eaton & Betterton-F rellsen, Stevenson
&co-Folger &co--F Farley, Jurey &co--T Frois Nco
e Goldman H Goldman--D & c Gonax-AH
Gordon-Gaune Eichelberger- Gunnison, Chap
man &eo r Groves &eo-Gitten smedes &co-
lis 4 Ferguson H H Hansell- Huntington q Bro
C D Hite-P Halves NJ Hull d Il Holmes
D Henning - Henderson & Gaines Henderson q
Peale--W a Hanney &co-J 7 Hardie &co--A Hill
-R Hare &co-F A johnson &co-J N johnson h
COW jackson &co-- Jacquet- Kearney, Blois
&co--G L Kouns q Bros-Knox g. Higgins9G King
-Jno L Lew Leverich Eco W ii Letchford
eco ] A Lum Geo. Lloyd & Frierson- Lewis s
0glesby- R K Laughlin--S Locke Lenes & Della.
chaise-Lobt Charpauter-P Marey-A Milten-
berger 6co-Muse u Murdoch McGregor & Bank.
head-A H May &eo--A McLaurin--A Marsh-Me-
Intyre Mayer-Ar Miltenberger- McStea. Value
tkco- w MeCracken = G d Metcalf &co - Macon
Bros-Magee & Kneass-Murphy, Sykes Secs o
Nelson Eco North, Duthill &co--T O'Donnell =
Potthoff a. knight Pagan g. Carhart- p pellane
Perkins &co-Peet Simms &co-J Person &co-
Payne Harrison-Pin ckard, Steele &co-Pollard
q Putnam Il Pierre Geo Phelps Parke AGO.
Pothier & Faucheux-Price & Goulon-J Pasauier
w Prehn &co-Rotchford, Brown &co-J Ref
Refs & Schuber-Ree Bros &co-- Rousset & Genin
Wv Rund- Geo Ruleff-- Z Reilly Eco Robson &
Allen-G W Sizer-C II Slocomb &co- VIM Soery
&co-N Stephens Smith q Johnson Il Stephen
son-A Sanat-E r Stevens &co-C Slack-Sylyes-
ter & Son L Sturtevant ECO P Spear Stark,
Stauffer Geo. Shelby, Seymour &co--R Short Il
col v Smedley- II G Stetson &co-A ] Tully &
eo--Thompson Clark--B Turpin-W C TompEins
&co-R Taney- Thornhill &co- A Whiting Geo
Wilson & Pomroy- West & Nettleton = Walker &
snider--E B Wheelock &co-J Watt &co-Warren,
Gilmore Geo. J o Woodruff &eo-R Yeatman &co
and order.
NEW Y0RK-Per ship Cnrrituck- Duclos Eco
Muse & Murdock-W McCrachen-Flint & Jones
] Young-W I Davis--Sampson & Keen-Karsten-
deik &eo--J A Lum &co-Keep Il Caulfed--B Du.
rand Grief, Byrnes &co - Bredow & Wusthoff-
Blake & Tower T Buddecke AGO Converse &
co Stearns 4 Marvin Pinckard, Steele eco F
W Cooler Geo Pickett &ce- James Syme &co
H d Seaman ,Ino l. Lee Citizen, Smedes AGO.
Z Blessey- I Harde AEON Smith Keep R
Fell & Marsh Hail & Hdreth-- Holmes & Causs
g NJ Harvey &co-- I E Guion--Arthu &co--R. g
Cummings &co--P Fl Brinton Eco Neagie & Car
penter-West Netteton-Cory & Mler-Price &
Coulon-and order.
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Beloyy---GonsnS UP.

ship Far West, Page, IS days fm New York, to
i J Woodruff &co.
Ischr Lucy Robinson, Davis, Is days fm Savannah,
to e r Poole,
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ZINE GUNs.......,.......,-.. ...-.FIsE GUNS
HYDE GOODRICH.
Importers.
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS,
NEW ORLEANS, LA
LIME GUNS


We have always hand complete stock Of hne WAX
RAhTED Guns and are constantly receiving through our
European agents Guns, eomprislng all the NEWEST PAT
rsanped relations with first LONDON md other manu-
facturers extending period of MORE THAN THIRTY
YEARS enable us 10 saw with confidence that have faci
ties for the production Guns suited 10 the wants of the
SOUTH and EST certainly not e3ceed If eaualled IN this
market.
We prepared to receive and with dispatch and
accuracy orders ANY PRICE, to sHt the peculiar
Views and any individual and e furnish them As
LOW AS THE SAME ARTICLE CAN BE BOUGHT FOR
IN THE SOUTH
By intercourse with the gnhnying eommarity Of
South and West for thirty years have been
bed profit by the suggestions of their varied experience and
have introduced many mp9Ssme,s nsfaaS
INTO THIS COUNTRY.
Sporting Eauipmens and Ammunition of every description
Rifles Pistols and Reviewers Colts Aliens, TTanier's,
Smith 4 Wessous Whneys Repeeters. Sole Agents in
New Orleans for SHARPtS RIFLES.
HYDE GOODRICH,
us7 iy Sign ct the 81 Golden Peiean.n New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-17
. CUMBERLAND RIVER.

Leaves On THURSDAY. Aprif Ia. at M
FOR NASHVILLE. CLARKS-
~ n vile, Trices Landing. Canton Eddyyle Dycus-
barg, Slnthland Paiucnh, Metropolis Cairo, CO.
iufnbus Hickman, New Madrid, Randolph and al
landngs-Fhe regular packet JAS.
johnson, Jesse Johnson. master, will leaye above
For freight Of passage apply on board Or 70
T. DUFFIELD, Agent,
aI6 II Camp street.
Nir r. will take freight to all points Tennessee
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