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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19
9th 0rItsus Bali GrssttId.

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a a. % ,,,,s s tn aspcr classes. concert, or ball
~ egar occasions Of general Qestivty
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.tssisss ssrict,v il; accordance with the Scripture
,ss,sss. sness on the preceding evening. On this
ss.s5,x s, ts,e evanno of ti,e f2th there was q
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sss "A 4S. .errfs1 reoiirnsnss Ill the garrison. 1t
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mam enss 1asnl ehssrea rs proad avenue q 'ne
Qalnta nom tne Faseo; tne delicious aroma emit.
teaI ~ tne rare and coss!y piansa, among wnlcn
wa psFtaculhriy noticeable tas Night blooming
Isres, ~ allaoss Ihere were we
Dands q music, military and stringed instru-
mens one 1or those Who I" ripped II on the iight
IAusass1c toess linen tnefe were nreWorks, wen
Nortny oI tne fame "a We pyrotecnmc aTtiste 1y
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19
Ex-shIp John Trucks.

Ex-shIp John Trucks,
From bordeaux
10 casks RED WINE, Pauline.
s6 casks st. Estcphe. 555sa.
l0s casks 81. Julien.
ll2 casks !. Cantenac.
200 boxes WHITE WINE, Haui sauterne.
100 ;. RED !. Cantenae.
6l0 !. ST. Iulien.
% pipes WHITE WINE. Hsut ssuterns.
z 81 boxes HEH EhRtaAu Dillou.
20 /. "a hf. bottles RED do, St. Estephe. -
80 :. Preserved FRUITS, Rodel.
5000 hf. boxes sARDINEs, q. 5,t5
1000 or. !.
20 casks WHITE WINE. Haut sauterne.
4 u hf. casks
G. CAvARoG CO..
ll6 Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19
RED RIVER PACKET co.
CTATE OF LOUIsIaNA~
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PARISH AND cry OF NEW ORLEANS.

-7 x
BE IT KNOWN That this ls day Of June In the year
Independence Of The United States of The Eighty
Before me, DANIEL israel. RICARDO, a N.tarv Public
in and for the Parish and City Of New Orleans 81 Ious
Of the witnesses hereinafter undersigned personally
and appeared the parties whose herennto
Who declared that ayaling themselves Of the provisions Of an
a as bS as y q s rs
improvements and Utility approved March 18th, 1855, they
agree and bind themselves they represent 10
ot themselves into and consitnea corporation for the object
ing, to-wi,
ARTICLE /.
IaTs nv is l
,s Is hereby established y he oty q New Orleans II shall
s ss aa q the aw o 90 sa be FULFILLED and
provided for during which sl period The said corporation
10 have and enjoy succession contract and be sued
convey property and personal neveabe and moSe.
ao carry out the nlens and purposes for which said
IS interest and convenience may require
aud establish for the regulation Of its Affairs and
etee a enjoy all such other rights and privileges
are BY law guaranteed to corporations.
ARTICLE II. y-= a
The purposes for which this corporation has to
eaas and Red Rver to convey products The yaey s
River with greater safety and facility for from
s 81 @ 'Ah,
Ega and safe ste e es nssgasd on s
citizens other rivers where the Board Of Directors o th
which this Company shall be Interested and for
all the purposes belonging and incidental to the navigation Of
said rivers and their tributaries
ARTIcLE 5. 4
The object which corporation has been formed Is TO
%anan n G M M for
Orleans Shreveport Jefferson and above the Red River
and oil intermediate landings.
ARTICLE Iv.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19
DIR. DAVIS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF wnD CHERRY AND TAI

DIR. DAVIS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR
Under It's influence the most dangerous cough Is removed spit
ting of blood Is prevented the breathing rendered soft and
and the unfortunate sufferer restored from the
awful condition Of Consumption healthy and comfortable
existence
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and Retail, by
J, WRIGHT a CO..
s5 Fl and l5l Ghartres street.
Sole agents for the South.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19


| Is bbIs. Mineral Paint;
10 bbls. Whiting; ..-..s-.
20 bbla. Paris White;
10 boIs Chalk 5z#H.Ez .=..5=s-= .z5
| 10 bbs Lampbaek;
bbs Potnce Stone;
1 bb Powdered Soapstone:
bbls Putty, in badders.
white Lead; Chrome Yellow;
Prussia Blue; Paris Green; tA'
Dutch Pink; yellow oehre;
Fss.as Red Lead nn.r. Ss.aals Sienna B snd G.,
Drop Black; Black Paint;
cSpal ralsnt vsEsfss; PEss5s; linsssS hltissSsi 6.
Japan Japan snd Ssi1i White copa Tansrs sss gq5Rsnn' 5
White Damar Varnishi Nsa,sfoot oil;
Black Leather; Machinery OIL;
fsR|halsqmih fs|as BPashss; 54ba Msals oi!i oil,
1000 boxes window Glass, French and American;
Whitewash Brushes; Paint Brushes; =M=m
Shoe Blaefins Bed Pans metal and eartien;
cotton ssa BrotsEs large sss'n assor,asnt
oa eaf ss 5s Fe,i Bs saRRpStsiss Scales.
siasisrs Sasss Siseandsi 1pothscsrss PoTds Boxes;
asea ssdds ags sseco and paper
Physicians Gases; Tooth Forceps;
Ampntatng Instruments; Thumb and Spring Iancets
sSRR9g alsssss spBs B4sss sIasss Psn.
Breast Glasses. Waters Breast Cups; #-=Z
Perfumery, etc.
Cologne Water, German and American;
Bazaus Extracts:
Lubin's Extracts fer Handkerchiefs;
Wnght's Extracts for Handkerchotsi
c0lgsts,s ses Soap. ssesps
Shaving Creams;
Ills 11onId ThtGj r,n..
Puff Boxes
Tooth Brushes ,
Cloth Brushes,
Buffalo hSops ssessinR haissacfa9nib comibs
Fine ivory combs; 'N.o''
Transparent Soap Balls
Hauei's npsfEs krasiss ds,ssespio1'' soapi
fsrsas o Ser Ghasss fossT tsTn Windsor Soap
Byron,s Brown Windsor Soap;
Dr. Iacrues Tooth Specific ''''
8f'sasi Fssaeh e%SSaas'nsi snS american Ponsdss.
Vs9min yinhlrrs rsiRTSn; Rome.
Rose Lip ssive;
saponaceous Compeuna,
Patent Medicines. etc.
rAHNEssTEesogK,Ss I'M Esg S.15,'5ala.g ys55nfuge;
wTsGE's So#syssb's yyssGsHblt'ssksi ! ssi,.spsrlua;
pUIh's slsb's fsEsssssiai sspsapsilll.;
hoh6'sss,S H6eSaAsPs sfs;ss&Rsf11a &s.nss e,...r,:
AsEpfaT sgofaHres;H fasH'H H''sts; s1sts;''
iliiTiAs kEifT7s R1sss1s' Me1m rlums;
HRYANs NEs,P Pglnonie a5sgn. ygsasasi. wsfsrsi
WlsTARs T1s, kSl,sn S,;s aSsiIl Wild Cherry; Che s;,
COP LIVER Dill Rashtons; ''A wi
COP atsTfsd's 1sHFR dS'sEl sg14s HsGPstf;i i Naples.
sohNo. . WV = f''' - osaooDs oholasorue
| ... THoMPsoN's Eye.Water
WEIGHTS 6HITF6ss 5sss F.ss1 FEsssssss sas rs p,
sAPRISaToN,s Fever and Az. aEae Pills.
JAYNE's ssnatlse Pills;
MoFFAT's Pills;
HBLL'S Tonic Pills;
THoRN's Extract;
RADWAY,s Ready Relief;
RADWAY,s Reguaters
BROWNS Essence Of Ginger;
McAUN'S Elixir of Opium;
AkgTle TnRRASPss lalsRss,i is,erien.;
DAftES'S blVIS; En- fsia Ffisas'er' kiss;
McALLIsTER's DIN mo
z aRAy's Ointment;
DR.. MoRsE's Inygoraiisg cordial
LUCINA Cordial;
DR. BEakNETHy,s Detergent;
INFAiI.IBI,E Cholera Remedy
KEspAI;Is spAk snkass SRGlsss $s,.agp,;.,.. $sy.lp;
hAheisqs,s BAcHEnoE,s hit RS Hair Dye
oHRIsTADeRo' Hair Dye;
woLFEs Aromatic sehedam sehnapps;
WATERS Indelible Ink;
KIDDERs In Indeiibie Ink;
.ooo ...,. wRJGHT,S g1',, III osE Erssiys M Liquid;
90 JUJuBE PASTE
PURE BRANDY, PORT and SHERRY WINES fer mediel-
A Merchants Planters Physicians orders respectfully
solicited Every arce guaranteed fresh and genuine
q. N. MORRISON 4 CO..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
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a .5a.=5.a STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans, City OF New Orleans
Be It remembered that the ninth day Of May 1856 before
the undersigned, Justice OF Peace in and he M,
personally appeared Henry Peycaud President and
Louis Barnett, Secretary Of the Hope Insurance Conpanv
New Orleans Who being duly according 10 law Al aa
pose and say that the foregoing Just true and
correct transcript from the books Of said company
H. PEYcHAuD President
-...s.a-. LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
Sworn to aud subscribed before this ninth day Of NAV
1860 ARTHUR sAUCIER
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board Of Directors have this day declared cash dividend
of thirty cent the capital paid OF this Company ou, o
the net earnings Of the year ending 3h April 1864 nav
able in accordance with Article Twelfth Charter Of said
Company, to-wit
Ten cent the amount paid in, payable on demand
the stockholders their legal representatives on and after IN
oh instant and the balance 10 be credited nstaan on
the unpaid stock notes.
II. PEYcHAun, President
I 4- S. PLASsAN Vice President
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19
Real seheida m SEN N a p D $.
n DR.. WRIGHTs
CELEBRATED DREJUvENATING ELIXIR

= DIR. WRIGHTS
CELEBRATED DREJUvENATING ELIXIR
Prepared
On the stices Pharmaceutical Principles by asea
Chemists Of the age, for the cure of
General Debility,
Mental and Physcal Depression,
Imbeclity,
Determination of Blood TO the Head
Confused IDEAS
Hysteria,
General IrritabIly,
Restlessness and
Slseplessness at Night,
Absence of Muscular Efficiency
Lossof Appetite.
Dyspepsia
Emaeia.ion,
Low Spirits,
Disorganizaton of the
Organs of Generation,
Palptation of the Heart,
For sale In New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT & CO..
q and Isl Chartres street,
Sole Proprietors,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19
De,,,tto,,n

Demitohns.
lsOo empty gallon DEMIJoHNs for sale BY
u. CAyARoc 4 CO..
li6 Royal street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

Empty Bottles.
So. baskets EMPTY BOTTLES, for sale by
X @. CAvARoG Il CO.,
ll6 Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

swiss Absynthe, Il. Fermod.
100 boxes Swiss ABSyNTHE, 3. Psrncd. for sale BY
G. CAvAROC & CO.,
Il6 Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19
HEAL sonErDAm soHNApps.

REAE. soHEIDAM sCIHNAPps.
VANDEY YEER,s
INDICATED GIN. or GENUINE ScRELD4M sCRHAPPs
A pure article Of Holland Gin,
wholesome beverage, aud invaluable FAMILY MEDI
CINE particularly beneficial in all cases of
pYsENTERY
DYSPEPSIA,
nIaRRHEA,
RHEUMATISM,
GoUT,
FEvERs,
etc., etc., etc.
highly recommended by many the most eminent phys
claus throughout ths States exeeen agreeable
aye and admitted to eecuay all Urnars
oigan etc. and peculiarly adapted females una
children.
article has besa offered that is Justly entitled tt
the name of the
Real schetiam Schnapps,
he public cautioned purchase genuine articl.
called
-= =YARDEVEERS INDICATED GIN;
Real Sehetd ID u m q Ii n n pps.
Each bottle will bear the signature proprietor and
other Is genuine without It,
For sale New Orleans, wholesale retail propreor,s
prices by
j. WRIGHT d CO..
II and l51 Ghafrres street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

Feme 4 Ike an aeI--rather hard to catch and 4
good deal harder to hold. s4s'sa ANU =
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

Ex-Ship Pilgrim,
-Frem Bordeaux-
100 boxes WHITE WINE Haut santerne.
900 :. RED Gantenac
100 !. y. 81, Julien.
10 casks ). ;.
20 3. WHITE >. Haut santerns.
c. CAvARoc Il CO.,
1l6 Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

Castillo Soap.
90 boxes deep blue CASTLE soAP reboled for sale By
9. GAvARoG 4 CO.,
.li6 Royal street..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19
En-shIp Falanoutin,

Ex-ship Falmouth,
From Bordeaux--
1o7 boxes WHITE WINE, Haut sautesne
40 !. RED . Cantenac
10 -. ;. st. Julien.
GO casks -. :. Cantenac.
@. CAyARoC CO., 3
Mott ll6 Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

4. cu1urLu. 4 n p,akxA
CucULLU 4 D'HIEzA. DEALERS IN SUGARS
AND MoLAssEs,
And
Importers OF Havana Produce
Nd oIGAR s.,
OFTICE-No. D sr LOUIS sraKKr.
Constantly on hand lots to suit purchasers Sugars
ssss tho owes rnafke. Ac Hasana Cigars ef the
and choicest hAada Havana Produce generally
~ spss-am CucuILu D,MExA.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

This the only remedy against Worms IN the huna,
framehings that fass and destructive children.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

The object for which this corporation been formed is 10
maintain Steamboats, for tho tation for Compensation
of passengers feights the United States mails
Orleans Shreveport Jefferson and above the Red River
and ai intermediate landings.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

EsUGENE GAUSSION, MINING ENGINEER AT
- Ducktown Copper Mines, Tenn.
Examination and mineral properties mining.
alloys and chemical analysis aud minerals advice and
information upon chemical and metallugcal processes
References-H. MALI Consul Genera Belgium New York;
Samuel T T,aey M Broadway New York President Of the
Gushing, No. 81 81. Charles street, New Orleans .
N BPartes in New Orleons vicinity who are about to
embark In mining adventures Tennessee may be saved
wild speenaon by consulting the above address E2a I'm
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-10-03
Thursday's Proceedlngs.

At 81 in the morning Court met when Dr.
Fetzer was e-called. Mrs. Cathcart told John
at one time that he needn't make so much fuss
about it that it was done. He appeared to be
lamenting over it.
X.-When l got there wet cloth was on
the wound. The woman said she was in a sit
ting posture when shot. From one or the 9TH
er | understood that the gun was not far dis
tant when fired. 1t appeared to me that the
gun must have been nearly on level with the
wound. Saw nothing that would Indicate any
thing but an affectiouste state of feeling.
Mrs. Lydia Ray, sw.-0ld Mrs. Cathcart,
when she came over, said Martha was shot.
went to Johns house. My daughter Elizabeth
went with me. When l went over she was ly-
ing on the bed. 1t was between and o.
iciock in the afternoon, on Saturday. John
was standing by her side crying. Says she
to him, John, never thought you would shoot
me. John you needn't cry now. l want
you to live and raise my children. He said,
1 can't.
X.-Nancy Cathcart, the wife of Thomas,
was there. Thomas Templeton and Isaac Ray
fyere there. Old man Cathcart was there when
N~cached the house. No disarrangement of
w furniture. live about half mile from
vso'cartss;s wei selected stock of goods suit
ed to the wants of the community for the Fall and
Winter Trade, which they offer in large or small
quantities on the most reasonable terms Call and
examine for yourselves Their assortment of
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS
is very large and smplete, embracing almost ev-
cry article betA of fashion and service Especial
attention has been paid to the selection of La
DIES DRESS GOODS, which are of every variety
and the very latest styles; Silks Delaines Plaids,
G. surgs Merinos, Poplins. Alpacas, Cashmeres,
/ bach, Scotch and Domestic Ginghams, Prints
Swisses, Cambrics, Brilliants, Figured and Plain
Bobbinetts, Veil Baize Irish Linen and Cloths,
Black and Fancy Cassimeres. Sattinets, Tweeds,
Corduroys, Hickory Stripe, Ticking. Crash, Dia-
per- Bleached and UnbIeached Muslins and Drills,
Red, Grey, White and Canton Flannel, Linseys,
&e. Also, large stock of Ladies' and Gentle
mems Shawls, Double and Single Stelas and Che
latest fashion septic
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ORIGIN OF THE WIDE-AwAKEs.

The New York Herald publishes long ar
ticle upon the history of the Wide-.Awakes.
1t thus speaks of their origin:
'sOn the night of the 25tb of February 1850,
the city of Hartford was much moved by the
advent of the Hon. Cassius NJ. Clay. Some
enthusiastic young Republicans of the neigh
borhood decided to act as an escort to the dis
tinguished visitor, and in pursuance of this
design borrowed frou, fire company hard by
some of their firemen's torches. Being of
rather faStidOus turn of mind and inclined to
protect their broadcloth from oily innovation,
they procured some glazed cloth and cut it in
the form of capes to protect their shoulders
A few glazed caps completed the preparations,
and thus equipped they started to meet the
orator. Their novel and military appearance
attracted considerable attention, and drew forth
the plaudits of the assembled multitude, re-
warding them for their forethought. On
their return home, one Of the party was at
tackled by a sturdy Democrat; but blow from
the original Wide-Awake torch stretched him
on the ground and stopped all further disturb
.ance. Before dismissal a meeting was held,
and after expressing their idnignation at tie
attack, they resolved to form club of limit
ed numbers, equipped with swinging torches,
and black capes and caps, to act as a special
escort on occasions of public parade, and be
ready at all times for any like duty that might
forward the Republican cause.
s'Ihe Republicans of Hartford were over
'whelemed with letters from all parts of the
Union, asking for information touching their
rules, manner of organization, drills, &c. 1t
was at last found necessary to inaugurate
some system by which these letters could be
answered, and notice was inserted in all the
Republican journals, that Mr.. T. Sperry.
corresponding secretary of the Hartford Wid.-
Awakes, would give all desire information.
In the course of a lew weeks that gentleman
had received and filed over eight hundred
communications.
'from the great numbers who have already
s'gnihed their intention of joining in the
great Republican parade in New York city on
me Cd OF October, ii is estimated thai from
iaEty 10 fifty thousand men ,riH attend. One
!.em OF expenditure will give some idea of
@Pe.preparation. II has been found necessary
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-10-03

house. The old man wanted the loan of a
darning needle to sew up the heels CT stock
1ngs which he had knit. When the Doctor
came he reached for the ball with probe in
strument. He took out few pieces of the
rlb-oone, and then the ball. Held the light
for the doctor to make the examination. He
took tie ball out with the probe.
Or. A. FetZer, sworn.-On Saturday the
4th OF August last between and 10 in the af-
ternoon l arrived at Cathcarts. found the
surface of the skin apparently blanched-whi-
tened--a dark circle around the eye, and
profuse perspiration; the extremities cool,
verglng to GOODNESS; the pulse not suscepti-
BILE to the touch blindness. then examined
the wound. | found the wound on the left
Slde below the seventh rib. 1t was of nearly
a triangular form, the two sides of the surface
opening from an inch and half to two in
ches; the third side from an inch to an inch
and half. Within that opening was floating
a substance, that seemed to be portions of
the chest and thought fragments of the lung.
Blood was issuing from the orifce. The sides
of the wound seemed to be filled with spiculae
OF bone. l attempted to examine further,
when the last light they had about the house
was extingushed-burnt out. They then
sent off for candles. Waited till they came
After got light, made an examination with
forcep and thought could discover ball.
and by separating the wound, / succeeded in
getting hold of the ball with the forcep.
extracted the ball with portion of the dress
with it. WITNESS exhibited the ball and piece
of cfoth.l 1t was between 4 and inches
from the opening where found the ball. 1t
had taken horizontal direction passing round
towards the back. 1t had come in contact
with the rib. which appeared to be destroyed
by the lengthsof the wound-was broken into
pieces. | think it destroyed the ninth rib
near the backs The wound was mortal and
caused her death. 1t passed through por-
tion of the fung. The woman died while
was there. She appeared like stout, hale
woman. She died about an hour and half,
it might have been two hours after l reached
the house. Her husband was in the room.
He remarked at one time that if he hadn't
come it wouldn't have been done. He wished
he had not come home. She told me she
thought she would die. There were persons
about when / got there-can't say how many.
At B! Court adjourned
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DIED.

Q4 Friday the 2Sth Sept, of Diphtheria, JoHs,
epnW Thomas Palmer of Lawrence township, a
E6d0 years and months.
9nF Friday, the 2Sth Sept, an infant child of
6a1nel Ambrose of Lawrence township, about
Weeks of age.
0nF Friday night 2Sth Sept, Mrs ELIZA WEIGH.
copeort of Geo. Welch, deed, of Pike township,
aGed 50 years and days.
On Saturday the 29th, Mrs. CATHARINE REED,
wife Of Hamilton Reed of Lawrence township. a.
ged about 30 years.
On saturday morning, Goth Sept. Mrs ELIZA
nBrE AoEL, wife of John W Hoel of Curwensvile,
aged A3 years, months and days.
On Saturday, 29th Sept, Mrs ANNA PsIcE of
R54& township. aged 81 years
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-10-03
TIRRING TIMES PRILADEL.

~ I'll L A = tremendous Erckterafn among TIE
Maxns ,..!-EXCITING FOOT RACE betmecn tie
R6ftnaeiphfa Police and a notorious Forger and
eoa1key friter. James buchanan Cross ~, Cross
Retapfhred !t!ri-It seems to be the general opin-
ion In Clearfield, that if Cross had worn pair of
Erapk Shorts French-calf Boots, that he would
not be taken yet. However, Shorty is not much
put out at missing his custom; but would
n0unce to all Breckimridge, Douglas, Lincoln and
B4H men, and women and children in Clearfield,
and 6innemahoning in particular, that he is pre-
panea to furnish them with Boots, Shoes and Cal
ter8pf any style pattern. stitched, sewed peg
godf{and as he is a short fellow short notice.
All kinds of country produce taken in exchange,
and cash not refused Repairing done in the neat
cst amer and charges moderate, at the Short
Shoe Shop on Second Street, opposite Reed, Wea-
ve1 & Cos store. FRANK SHORT.
-. b. Findings for sale. Aug. 29, 1860