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I from rufnR, ara
'blishcd fact, n known
that have used it, and
with confidence 10 ali
1t Is recommended. .
lands within the last.
given up MI hopes Of
unsolicited certifi Gates
show.
daptel 10 the temper:
naltaking it, and used
net gently on the bow:
IL yonr Judgment
lof the Liver Invigo-
liver Complnints,Bi
lsia, Chronic Diarrhes;
iDysentery. Dropsy,
ual Cos,iveness, Chol-
M"rbns. Cholera In
iJannlice, Fe M ale
lands can testify.) in
two or three Teas.
commencement of Al
giving their testimo-
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THE STATE Of SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEIILLE DIS7HILT

JOhh Nrantt,
ct. al.
q T Appearing TO the Satisfaction Of The Com
n missioner that the following nan d par
ties. Defendants to this ELL rc-i. hr-onh the
limits of this state, namely: Calvin G..ri,.
Newton Gnntt. James Cant. Cr"wil."r CAN'T,
William CAN'T Martha Gnntt aud si,raL
CAN'T, Tahitha Say l"r aad Nancy Saylor :
Hugh Loiicr. William l."il-r, Elizabeth !.ni;-r,
Martha L"i!cr, Sarah Loil"r. nni Nnrv I.oiirr
the children Of Giir, CAN'T, drc'h, na,nr-
unknown; the children of J"hn Gn:h:, nar,..s
unknown, other ch hl!'ircn Of Tirn Can't, nn,n..
unknown; the ch!:r"n of Eri',"n Cant,
names unknown; the children Of Ynte Per
kIns names unknown: the children "i Eshari
Alexander. nann.- unknown; the eh'i;rrn Of
John Townley, names unknown: and the pr.si
dchL Of the An"ricnu Bible S,"i,tv. On mo.
ton of Jones 4 Jo,e-, Comp. Solicitor, Order
ed that said defendants do appear AMI answer.
plead or demnr to said Bill wi.hn three months
from the publication hereof. or the same will
he taken pro confsso against them.
WM. II. PARKER, c.E.A.p.
Commissioners Office, J
Mnrch s. 1860, 3m.
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CATER ECCTS.
% dainty .footl
o gnitcr boot!

,,.tf. ;. 'o
gniter boot!
70 piety you shocking -..
l only know
or one thing worse.
.' And that's a snow-whtc stocking
So neat ana clean.
Together seen,
Zen stoics must agree
To YOU to vote
What Gray once wrote,
.a A handsome l. L G..
The lasting theme
OF midnight dream,
The very soul of song
&c.. Man wants you little
Here below
And never wants you long.
Bv Plato nee:
Sent tripping here.
BY Pluto rather given.
+" lead poor man
f.!n easy rain'
TO any place but heaven.
Yet -;ii! vow
There's magic now
About Il w"nan's foot.
And .,,,;,w..
The wixlar, hand
'''' '''"'' s"''e' ''''
For Will The tu,y,
"'
To m"r,al> to cnsavc them,
Mankind he hoaxed.
A.q even co,xel
INC "'E''S "''N" =" "e'' '''e'''
EXCERPTS.
TRANSPORTED FOR LlFE.--T'he man who
hen women begin t" count their al
mncrs, It isn apt to take them long 10 Go
.,
~ o. '''''"''
nat o' '' ass 's o''e'' Tie WORK OF a tai
",'" ''''NS u" "'''"' 2'o"s IecN'
:" "'' '''e '''e '''''c '''"'''s ''e 'e"er
49,, y, "' -A'"''' ''' gu
''' '0'' ''e'
.,,,r N>' ''''
"
Why coM(dnt Job .!erp at nirIt?-Be.
ne S'"'''' OF " h'S'''"'e ?o'''"'' painter
must be perfect tedlan-lt is full Of STR
Tho
"'o was ''''e" l"
'"' ~" 'e"'S >'e VIII nave 10 wax
-,
-: s;,, @ " ~ y? wars more erect ina" "S'a''
49, : ','','' ~ nave ''e'' S'r"''e"'d 10y
.r.,,
IN, ;''' '''e' '''""s' miss =
w. 'e'' '''' ."'''A We ca"' |" we PIT or
""oeT'' tourist calls the Niagara River
t"e Pr'ue OF rivers. That pride cerlainly;
has tremendous fail.
Love can excuse ANYTHING except mean
ness but 'nean"ess Kills love. and cripr'cs
even n"ural affection.
She that manies man b.causo he :. =
gooo match, must rot be surprised if he !
'ufnS ou' 'Luc'ier. ,
Who ,le ,L;,,., !
n h;s,o.u, .r,. - "", "'e'''''eo
shadow Of death.
wbv ros 11uuo,;
her dav Because she ' n,, ,'Is ts,s So"1" on o.
the R,n,;s. on = ,I. 'e''" u ''"n
'p''<' o'' " oh"'ser'
ing. That c;v;]iv is host s,.;ah @ a"s,', VI n','"
Ill .,no,a y. "'.sn 'A''uues
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" day Of November, eighteen hundred. md
fifty nine. file his declaration agninst the De.
i"nhant, who. tit is eai,l) is, absent from md
wi,hou, the limits Of this State and has neither
wife nor attorney known W him the same, UP.
on whom cory of snid declaration. might he
served: 1t is therefore ordered, that the said
Dstrnla"t d" appear and plead 10 ,hs ssi1 dec
lnrn:i"n. on or before the fifteenth day of
Noveiuher eighteen hundred. and sixty, ,eL|,.
erwisc final and absolute Judgment viii tlicn
be given an.l awarded agninst him
MATTHEW McD0NALD9EG C. p.
Clerks Office, Nov, III 1859, 2o,-lsm
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and approved by all
l. now rcSnrte,l to q,
the diseases for which q
It. has cured ,!,uu:.;S
iw" years who had {.
relief, a. the nunlrrouSi
IN IN Y r"sScsSinni
The dose mus, lie n s
ain"nt "f the individ. .
IL such Quantities toL'
els. let tn. ,lictu;css Y
guide yen in the use q
rator, and it will cureis
llous attacks. Dysrep h
Summer Complaints. .
Sour Stomach. Habit
ic. Cholera. Cholera
famtmnn. Eiatui.ncc. |.
Weaknesses. las thous
in twehty minutes, iGs
poonfuls are taken at b
tack. l.
All who use it arel
ny in its faror.
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= wm. M...,.. +" A.''shnsss @:s$I :s:s:!
i5VaIEREAs the Plaintiff did. on the siissteeh.b
-. day Of November, eighteen hundred and
ffttshfqe, file HE dccaratoh sgafhst tjst Defen.
dant, who. Gt is sail. is dbsent from and with.
eutthe limits Of this State and has neither wife
nor attorney known within, the same, upon
whom g copy Of said declaration might he ser.
fendapt do appear and plead 10 the said decla.
ration, ON or before the scvenIce nth day of o:
vember: eighteen shundred, and sixtyy 9th.
egwiss tilal end absolute jrdgement will then
be giserf ahf dwafted idekhfst him. Il J" ,.
MATTHEW MCDONALD 60. a. r..
Clerks Office, Nov. ls, 1859, 40 ils
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,&GyG ANOFICE1rr
- TO TIE CITIZENS OF hBBEfff4R,

r TAKE thia opportunity of I9am returning nv
L sincere thanks to tic citizens of Abbs.
%ills and Edgefeld, TOR their liberal pat onsre.
and since a retarD Of my health, LwauldE most
respectfully solicit nan CO aof the so,f, e.
twill at all times he found in my rooms' at
Greenwood Depot. ;'TThose' desirine nv services
will always fiud me resdytd give them Dom
r'ete satisfaction. My motto being-no salts
-''J:: p. MCCLELLAN, Dentist.
MIA w. 9 qrsehRoSd; 8. G.
septs2G 1859. al-E VI. II
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Wanted.

E1sOOs F!!!ktBg good hegsc seryant capable o,
QAs. ndelrg ithe wasEipg and iFanbine for a
s%als gv isEiy sR;! Liberal bs paiai
Jan. rs, 1885,. 89tf dsS'1a4 hna
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SANFOR RD's
ilEER d1NViGORATOR,

-N!.N IIt UEBILTTATES
LIS compounded entirely from Gums, ord
II has become an established fact, n known
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Purity and Freedom
ATiIEN:S, GA. Nov. ~. ISI

ATHENS, GA. Nov. o. 1892
''"'' Sir: ''l'"i.s -rl"r l'h"- rla'r hn. been
hEi''''il.E IA" 'hiS y"nr."h ss;: scale, Iu both
cor" 'ri Cation. lii" r"s,,;t rxr:.,rp my K
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thh. ,!,. growth cf a"-.i, in bet r:,.nr.- ,r.
fruit ~ corn. H::l the nu","r nf t,r:.. 81 ..s.nr
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ih. '":'-c" ~ Ihc ,>ti, =! july. Some Of ,Ls
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(HJSncff Il. =. y. II ,M"DND
uHI"H roIE'-, O.. L. r. :'or 2s, 1892.
aiessrs. J. \. .iN-Ls:Y & CO.:
T",is II i''"ri.t ten Of Rh-jr.' Gun.-
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WILLIAM iU>'itE.
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The RnviRorator, and Swallow
both together. > s'V
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
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2sTH OF APRIL NEXT.

tion Of Glen. Mofagne..z IN 'Ss.;,?FHsf
The Colonel and ofsieer In command of ea ach
Regiment in That Brigade will in his Regiment
post the reqHired notices, l,sid the Election on
tue day dicatea. count the votes and forth
with tagsnitto tho Major GenvrAl, Il Stare n,eIt
IN wr!tihR showing the result Of the poll in his
| law directs. h,&; ,OtS! ~ iITaip' 'As
by order of Maj. Gen. Spith.
.yE.-ju,s.s NM. T..TATQM,
I; "a. as,. ..ugs, Div. Adj't au1 IhsP. aenl.
~ Bannerssd RdssaefdE Advertiser copy
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RATES OF ADVERTISING. ;

instinct and go to roost. The experiment
was entirely successful: no injury was done
TO the garden or grounds. but a benefit by
the destruction of insects; they laid welt.
seemed quite content with their conine-
ment, in view of daily range. and it was
a great pleasure to hear their cheerful notes
and witness theU enjoyment when set Free
AgriculturiSt.
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TIE "CoM1so MAx."-We have the Lou
isviile Journals authority for saying that
Gen. 10. Lane, whom the opponents of Mr.
Lincoln are trying to elevate to the Presi-
dency, dated one of his letters from Mexico,
some years ago, Vera Crosse; and that
while spelling his own name with capital
letter, he spells the name of the Almighty
with small =.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
ss-I.sss u Lesters D. th,rtl page-ee

PRESENTATION OF 4 BANNER. - The Grittenden
Gusrd last night vas the recipient Of very hand.
some compliment. The ladies of the First Ward
presented them with o beautiful banner-one of
the most beautiful we have ever seen. The present
alton was made BY Mr. Meslier, on behalf Of the
ladies', and accepted by Mfr. Turner on behalf Of
the Guard, in brief bat eloquent and appropriate
speeches. The banner is Of white silk, with a
wreath Of oak and holly, in gold, encrcling the
name of The club. On the reverse, the words !:
. Presented by the Ladies to the Crittenden
Guard, 1860.
After the presentation was over, the Gnard, with
. band of music and torches--reinforced by the
Minute Men Of 80, also with torches marched
through some Of the principal streets, and did the
Crescent the honar Of giving Us a complimentary
serenade for which we tender our thanks and
congratulate the Guard upon the handsome testi-
lnonial they received, and both clubs upon the
cFeditahie turnout they made upon the occasion.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12

At the meeting Of the EthnologicaI Society last
week. Capt. Dow, Of the steamer Guatemala, pre-
scented collection Of euriosities from Central
America One object was stone six inches high
ny eight IN diameter, and well carved in the form
Of tigers head. It had hollow on the top, and
was probably used as an urn or bowl. Among
taem was hideons human figure, about foot
hlsh, with handle on its back. A circular sacri-
nee dish, about ten inches in diameter, had rim
supported BY five human figures standing on a
narrow circular foot. all carved in stone. A gold
image from one Of the graves Of Ghiriqui was in
the form of man holding bird in each hand aud
with one on his forehead.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12

Brazil Nuts.
IS barrels new Brazil Nuts.
AT. COCHRAN L HALL,
um-.. IS New Levee and IL Fulton st.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12

The Damaras, an African tribe, are in the habit
Of bnrning their old and useless people. A recent
traveller discovered an immense tree smonldering,
which, FROM the quantity Of ashes, had evidently
been burning long time, and under it marks, no
foot tracks, but the impression Of hand here and
there he found Wretched woman, most horribly
emaeiated, with both her feet burned oil. She had
since lived upon the gum which exuded from the
trees, and as the traveller could not convey her to
any place of safety, he was obliged to leave her
te ief fate, hanging provisions enough within her
fea6hy however. 70 last her several days.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
ssrWestern Report-Lima, Ia. July 5..5

hTWestern Report-Lima, Ia, July 5,'5S.
Messrs- W. f. Hagan Co.-Gens am enjoying my youth
full hair at fifty have with many instances of the
kind eel just that your Hair Cooring has
strengthened my eyes that has changed my hair Three
years ago grey. By accident bottle Of
your Restorative tried it and found what it
mendedhence trade. satisfied that with little at
tenion large be so for the worth Of the article
only to be known to insure its in almost family in
the country have but few dczen left Of the five gross
ceved in January last. I wish some more this week.
Yours truly II. W. WOOD.
Remember that this result produced by Hemstree In
imitabe the original and only reliable Hair Restorative.
Price 80 cents and 81 bottle Sold everywhere.
W. f. HAGAN 4 CO., Proprieiors, Troy, N. Y.
Sold by j. WRIGHT CO.. q and l51 Chartres street, New
Orleans 5t=l5I7 sell 2pImkW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12

BoNEEE's LAST ENGAGEMENT. The indomitable
Robert Bonner, of the New York Ledger, has
eclipsed al bis previous accomplishments and an
noances that he has engaged President Buchanan
as contributor to the columns Of his paper Af-
ter the 4th Of March, as stated In bis letter to Mr.
Bonner, when the chief magistrate shall have laid
of the robes Of high office, he will relieve the I'M
accustomed loneliness Of bis elegant retirement by
preparing for the Ledger biographical sketch Of
William Lowndes of South Carolina, whom he
entities one Of the greatest, wisest and purest
statesmen that have ever adorned our country,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
The weekly Crescent.

The mammoth Weekly Crescent issues from this
Office every Saturday morning. Advertisements
intended for iis columns and to be read generally
In this and the inferior parishes, should be left at
our onfce counter at an early hour on Fridays,
The Weekly Crescent has q large circulation in
Mississippi, Alabama, Texas, and, in fact. ell Of
tho Southern and Southwestern States.
ASupplement accompanies this weeks edition.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
FossiGs, Guard.

The officers the FOSSILS GUARD are mott.
fed that the regular weekly meeting the Club will be held at
the Hall the earroon Railroad Depot THIS EVENING
Friday. Oct. IL at x O'clock.
nEvery member is requested atterd business of
poftance will be transacted. BY order of
R. L. BRUCE, Captain.
E CHARLES THOMPSON, Secretary, ol2 2pIt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12

# i aaid that document has been found since
the King 81 Naples left, containing royal order
u the Intendente TO liberate all the galley slaves
Fortunately the order was not transmitted, or to
other misfortunes would have been added that of
handiiislil
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
Everett Guard, Fourth District

FINANCE COMMITTEES:
SAMUEL A. SUBWAY. Chairman.
W. B. Bow1es, G. NJ. Beanan, sam'i McGonice
a. Wang, n T. Squires, Geo D. Field,
Capt Richard Swain, H. g. Bertel.
The Club meets EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING at their
Hail. Nayades and Josephine Streets at " o'clock.
ol2 2pst A. WALLACE HUNTER, Sec'y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12

JAcKsoN RAILIoAD.-N Notice is published that
application viii be made to tl.a Legislature for the
repeaI of the 10th section Of the act Of incorpora
tion Of tile New Orleans, Jackson and Great North
eFn Railroad az
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
Rally, Rally Rsassy. !.

Ali BELL AND EVERETT CLUBS and all Citizens favor
able to the hereby requested to meet the MOUNT
VERNON CLUB in Mass Meeting. SATURDAY EVEN
ING, Oct. IS, at * O'clock at st. Mary's Market.
by order of THos. MURRAY, President ~:
ola 2p2t EDW. S. H00LE, See'y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12

There s lsing in Elhridge, Onondagna county, a
man named John Morton, an Englishman, who is
nov ono hundred and ten years old. MIR. Morton
was tailor by trade il healthy, and until few
years since his mind Was firm. Whenever crossed
n any of his childish faneies, he Ii determined to
90 back To Hold Hingland.'s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,

CORNER OF MAGAZINE AND ST. ANDREW STREETS.
new lot Of FAIL AND WINTER SILKS, at 65 to Is
AT BRAsELMAN,s.
An additional supply Of those beautiful PoPL1Ns.
BRAsELMAN's.
PRINTED oAssIMEREs AND MERINoEs.
AT BRAsELMAN's
EMBROIDERED GRIsAILLE-A new article
BRAsELMAN'S
full stock of all the New Designs in PoPLINETTEs DU-
GALS, GoBURGS, etc.
MOURN ING GOODS.
AT BRAsELMAN's
800 dozen Tape Bordered HANDKERGHIEFs at One Dol
lar per DOZEN -
100 dozen Hem Stitch HANDKEReHIEFs at 20 cents and
Is cents.
EMBROIDERED HANDKEROHIEFs from so cents
AT BRAsELMAN's.
LACE GOODS, in endless variety
AT BRAsELMAN's.
Ladies', Gents and Chidren's GLOVES
AT BRAsELMAN's,
A fresh supply of Embroidered and Plain coRsETs,
BRASELMAN's.
CLOTHS CAssIMEREs TwEEDs vEsTlNG, etc.
BRAsELMAN's.
Macknac, Whitney and Rochdae BLANKETS.
AT BRAsELMAN's.
NEGRO BLANKETS.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS @@.a.M5 .v.-
AT BRASElMANs.
A very large stock Of WINDOW SHADES and FIXTURES
25 per cent. less than the usual prices.
Ar BRAsEIAANs.
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.
AZ BRAsELMANs.
CURTAIN DAMAsKs ...
BAY STATE sHAwLs
STELLA sHAwLs. ..-.
ZEPHYR sHAWLs.
MOURNING sHAwLs
GRAPE sHAwLs
AT BRASEIAfANS.
GENTS sH4wLs
BRASELMASS.
CHILDREN,s sHAwLs
AT .u BRAsELMAN's.
: CASHMERE sHAWIs-From ST so.
AT BRASELMAN's.
SILK MANTILLAs.
VELVET MANTlLLAs. ''e,,,,Sl---,', t.-l
AT BRAsEIMAN,S.
THE JAPANESE CLOAK.
AT BRAsELMAN's
GoLoRED AND BLACK CLOTH CLoAKs.
BRAsELMAG's
MISSES, AND cHILDREN,s oLoAKs.
AT BRAsELMAN's
y THE CONSTITUTION SKIRT.
AT BRAsELMAS's
THE BELL SKIRT. g..
BRASEEMAN'S.
THE BALMoRAL SKIRT. 4-~
AT BRASELMAN'S.
10 cases IA FINE SHIFTING, at 10 cents.
AT BRASELMAN'S.
cases ENGLISH and AMERICAN PRINTS at 10 cents
per yard @..=.. -..,..-,......,...
For BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS, go to o.- ....
@~r BRASELMAN MS,
CORNER OF MAGAZINE AND ST. ANDREW STREETS.
---- os 2pStMoweEr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
.Reu Fea,.qe,.s, Fi.st 1V,aret.

The call for this Club attend meeting the Dry
Market Friday evening 18th ius for is post
poned TIL TUESDAY EVENING 10th inst.
J. III. McCANDLISH, Pres't
FRANK L. CLAYTON, Secretary. OLE 2pat
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12

HAVANA LOTTERY The following is list of the
numbers Of tie tickets which drew the principal
prizes ut the drawing Of the Havana Lottery, Oe.
toher Z, 1860: No. sl35, the 100000 prize No.
as,O52, $4,000 40. $780, $4,000; No. 9lo7, s2O-
000 No. II, 1854, 80, ,00o
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
Ey'au Paper. EV.au Esoper.

j. j. vERS,
No. &c Chartres street,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in French American PA
PER HANGINGs, BORDERS, CORNERS, OAKS and MAR
RLES, in every variety.
Particular attention paid to all work in his me- die spiy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12

AuEas 6PIoEs AND SuNDRiEs.-- Messrs. 4. f.
feshsar Hall s Heu and IL Fulton street have In
store aa fss sate choice lots of peean cren
sost sssh almonds Bazl nuts ginger pepper prunes
snion cut skies candles, we deei attention
III theil advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
Mount V'ernosa Clssb.

The members of the MOUNT VERNON CLUB are hereby
notified that their regular meeting will be held THIS EVEN
ING Friday, Oct. II O'clock at their Room New Basin
Ra-Punctual attendance is requested
By order of the President
OLE 2plt EDW. S. HOOI.E. Sec,y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12

NEWs LusITANos BEsgYoLENr ASSOCIATION
Ills annual general meeting Of the New Lusitanos
Benegolent Association will be held On Monday
evening next, 18th instant, pursuant to proyiso Of
their rnnsfifntinr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
sastelattosa attention !
YANcEY RANGERS /!

The members Of his Club notified punciual at III,
meeting be held o'clock, FRIDAY EVENING she l2ti
INST, Concert Hail. where their friends q the Seventh Pre-
einct Third Ward win join Them attend The Mass Meeting
S JAMES MAGAULAY,
oil 2p2s Grand Marshal
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
Bets Champions, .ftteasio1a.

The regular meeting this Club takes place their Club
Room Templsrs HAIL. 1874 Caroneet street. THIS EVEN
ING, Friday, Oct. 70, at ~ o'clock.
asAll young desirous of joining, cordially invited
TO attend BY order Of the President:
OLE 2plt& S. YULEE HYAMs, sec'y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12

VII are requested to cail the attention ST lie
tFads % e sss of hats eaps French and American .hs
boots shoss bosa 4ster ectns etc 10 lake place th
day 4 ieaelesk at g beaumont Bashe Oes sncos rom
No. % ehAEsFes street Terms a ssia
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12

UEroE CLyTRs, ATTENTION. Members Of the Fos-
sis, Bell Champions, First District Bell Rangers,
Fourth District Everett Guard, Minute Men Of 100,
Fourth District Union Club, Mount Vernon Club,
Foasils Guard, and other Union Clubs, are referred
to notices published through our columns this
morning
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12

The name Wide Awake was the designation
by which John Browns company was known in
Kansas. and was adopted in compliment to that
martsred hero BY the Republican clubs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12

sAxrrERs or FREIGHT by the New Orleans
Jaekaon and Great Northern Railroad, are referred
so notice published BIZ Air. r. S Williams, General
Supprfntendent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
Fossils, .attesefi0aa }

The regular meeting of the FOSSILS takes place THIS
EVENING, Friday Oct u, at 61S o'clock, at Odd Fellows
Hail. Punetual and fnll attendance is requested.
ns-L. MADISON DAY Esq. will address the Association.
Seats will be reserved for the Ladies'.
ol22 2plt HENRY BIER, seo,y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
ssrRoard of Aldermen On sixth page.

AcAnEarY OF MUsIc. The Ramsey b Newcomb' s
are running strongly against the election excite
mcnt which proves conclusively that earnest pa
triots like little fan and then as well as any
body else They had d large house last night, ana
entertained It capitaIly, as usual.
q fratciass bill will be served up by them To-
night.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
.NsesC Lassitsgsa0s
EY0LENT ASSOCIATION OF NEW 0RLEAs
Annual General Meeting.

Pursuant to Article VIII Section of the Constitution the
Annual General Meeting of the above Association will be held
at the Hail. Greaten and Eysian Fields streets
MONDAY NEXT the 18th inst, at o'clock P. NJ precisely
R3~The members requested to be punena the most
important business will be transac:edannnal reports will be
read newly elected officers installed, and arrangements
made for tho approaching anniversary
BY order of the President:
.o,a sost ANTHONY SAMBOLA, Sec'y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
Rally /. Rally 4eatfy.

UNION CLUB, FOURTH DISTRICT.
The officers aud members Of this Club requested 10 Assem-.
bic at the Empire House at the New lie,
se march procession District Meeting 10 be
given at the Ninth Market, SATURDAY 18Th inst
k8rPunctual attendance Is requested.
BY order of d. S HARRISON, President:
ol2 2p2t WIN. WOELPER. Sec'y,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12

YnAtHER's SITUATION wAsTEp graduate Of
Gssan university n large experience ID teaeler in ,be
soali : dssifous q esalag siaato IN 4 private family ii
tae eannsss. scssdyertIassaeat
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12

NEsaoEs ron sALE.--Adr. Walter L. Campbell.
u Epnne street. adgeres ar sale uvnr one alahlc
negroes aecmaea trained paaaon labor residence
On his farm during tho SUMMER