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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-27
&iGiae Orn Gpphsi

10 slarre fhSne SeiptnfcHe su AS Gent.
btutg gu IS ets. 10000 garps fran,SElhr Sr.
CANDIES /; Saccnetts sinfahe unb esRreifte 30.
reyes fetne 9awn gu 12@ Gts, merits 20 Gent;
lnpne feline 9tn8bams gu ia Gts.; 1000 9Jps..
fait color Calico gu 6 uuo 8 @tS., wertb 10 ,np
Il StS.; 500 Gamcn.OuRer Su nur so Cts. /:
ldwar5e ieirene Suc" S9opls unp Iantiuos an
80, unp 8, bic anperrdrts pas OpppeIts fofen.
Die bette Nusmabl bon Sonuen16irmsn Don 62J
an. ertenlien Sfirts, pe l66nRc alswobl, ppn
u ets. an. Saihentiidcr pOu 5 9ts. an. Steua
SbnpIS gu 81, tiaie fir 50. DEN tcitsn esbleit.
ten Cotton, wsrtb l S9iuina, gu 123. 10, 8 uno
elm reht gutter &rtifel ietbf fir 6 Ste. 700 Spu
net NOudes, BON l6 Gts. an, Sur S6lfte res
pretire, mas in @,Ginrry Stores berrduet rpirp.
Stpte fur 5srrns unb &nabsu. &leipcr. Gbed,
eanbrte unp Swib Musltn. Gamtric Sanps
uno epuars- 9lain @iusbamS fur Yeuncts uup
psincsrUbe Nusmabl iUultiser Nrtitel ,u o~ugsrur.
peutlih btaisen YreiIen.
Soiepb Straus, SO. 81 Wainfr.
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French Millinery!
AN

Maoame 9 SON,
No. 30 RatnsS tra6e, er9irlt lOe6en eut ncues
Experiment 20" Siten, 9anb uno Slumen, fer.
ner stns srcbe @lsWabl BON &opfpusen unn
OrsB-@aps, Den Damrn t~sicnpers sn empIeblsn,
weide Die Sprin9s bsfurben. @ae pieIe Baaren
o%erfauft Su aa6erprcsnti6 biuisen 9reifen
Waoame Sun,
$40. So WainRr.
Steies @eitaft if Samstass unp SUnntast
9ei6lOGen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-27
San3ci9eu.
. aSib 9. GprnIe.

David O.. GprpIe,
9te StraBe, ,miibrn Srrao. nm Grace,
8,6muub, Sa.
Srntttl3sr @as II. Stenm Yipe Sitter.
OerIelre 1T in rsn StanS seIset, ale in pisIee
@el@aft etnlblogcnpe &trbeiteu sben 70 ld,nel uuo
Silt9sr berSultellrn, ais irsenp Gin auperes Der.
artis,s @slddft.
Heferen1eu.
u. SHao. 9. u. Sipfenbnum.
q. 9a1s!. Stebbins u. 9uusn.
9ureeI. Saoo u. Go. Gbas. 6. Gqstt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-27
Dry-Goods s. Fancy-store,
17R Nfn Rrna c G 1

Dry-Goods s. Fancy-Store,
9fc. l76. @fe SrOnO< II. 6. Strase. 9ip. 176.
9. 81. 8Oieubaum
erlauN I'D oaS aeebrte 9ublifm ~aufmerfiam ;u MAIDEN. eae
81 lttAs Sprlns>QSaaren empfauseu, bic in elnsr aroBen @uS.
galL Der nsnelten artifet ~befebeu, uuO gu unsemt,n biTfatr
yreilen, mside teune GOneurrenj %;ulaien, s~erfduft mrpen.
sd esee Defenders fpl9enoe @rtlfel 6erpor:
Ssleeniclge, in idypdr; uno alien MpSefarber.
gtite!tn OeIaln, aaus uno bllbnpQene,
gtertnos. earS unb balbiNplt |
@ebte rl6nstIh 0~eintDau67
Ae9tes nteoTlonoil9sS Gu6 unb gaifmeres,
SeaiYlSs Stanfeis, ipwie cine srcbe @uspabI SSn Son
Ietptl9 9oeoe II. pruenen u. eaumipeaenen Strlnp
EN- Sslua p'siss eassrs piro ~ersc5enit er6eisn pom
@ 81. 3oien6aumJ
Ha9s gum Eeacp Niertts,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-27
NnSeiSen.

Dem gsetrteu Yublifum erlauteu mir uns
hermit bic ersebenite Qn;eiae gu MAIDEN, pab mir
unlsrcu &tu-Stprc nod uulcrrm neuen uno oe,
rdumigen SauIs sc. 1873 Srcaphra6e ,wilhsn
Der 5. unp 6. psrle9t taten.
Sur sas uns blsbCr ssiGeufts 3utrauen tsIteus
%oantenp, erlautsn mir uns, aud fsrne1 I'm oas.
lelbr ,u bitten.
sStr futren ~teitanois elm r,i6taltises Eager
ausr Sorttn Sefsr, SIe6raaren uup auer an
ecren IN unier @sl6dft i2tosenpr Nrtitsf, bic
mir, oa mir nur fir Saar %faufen, gu ben biuia
fen pretlsn osrtau5u t6uuen.
Oae Orden Der 9aulsr, ionic Rcparatureu
lscsr art wersrn idsisl, gut nnp tiaisf tslprst.
6piSbauer II. Src.
5a- Gin SnoSe, Der pas Giuner. @eI6Gft IN
erlsrnsn plnibt miro asiuht pom ben Sbieeu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-27
Sebt ans nab
No. q MainfroSc!
Die tiuisiten Ory @oeSs in Nitmsner

Vie btlt9ltsn DRIP @peos in 9tihmenpI
5000 goreS I16ue acprufts 9at,urs non & hs 9 c.,
wsrth ~ Gts.; lbtnc 9arne ppu S bic 70 gts.: bic linn,
zen @ulttr itnp bette Sualitdt ppn Saeoctts, SraonSirs-
9erege 81 Den biui9lten gtcticn; ib6ne 6anu~Silts an
2O w. mtrtp %, 0nocrc gu 81, 81 IS anb r,sbr: Td,r,or,r
S~eloeai9fE ~ 55 GtS. upp ~sufwarte; Stella SbomIs -; N
, | uho elInartS, IN oeen 8orbsn, ne, to ZEN %cretfaden gs~
lt1Si Aaisrs 81 90 Gte.; ieio. Mantiaen III 81 so. S225
gSralole uno Srtfrt'tun Sfifte pen 25 GtS. an artffp6rtS, bic
palflSn IN S'tNntrno; bic rtniru franz. @erole .morfeS
Sn'.ss eeEars uito Sar,brc Sarbs sum balbeS Nyreiic:
blcatte utp bgapn Sttrtina, Sbeetino NSiuSn. rofc M. " "
va, SpipsiinS, S1Sie Sletb. Sill Cloth, Carpets, Is ombrics.
SptfS une Smtg @ue!ias Su critainenspersb otlisen prsi,
~ saouss Vettsrs mil 2tcts III 81, $l.25 unS auiip6rs;
nnS %aulfr6rte; NiintS unb Gtiipun'S Wottcro in SGsn far.
yen UNI ~ ausn Yrsilsn, pen 25 Gts. an %aufpdrfs; fctne
teint Selstt On. gu 81 Gte.; Srime 5ics. 6 ptSrse CS,i,srs'
SGIIIltn Sthube fur 9trcn, 8uGbrn unS scrsants,
% 0tain1r. 'SrfrsS GGSr.H H"A
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-27
6pl,! 6uT,I

untericthntter bdlt f%rrhpdbrtnb einen arssca gIprratb s,n
@iben> nno 6tdtsntsIi better SuaIidl, iIno fara Ieins
Sunbsn bteratt rntsr ben %slnllisitcn &eSinsiraeu Yerfcbcn.
Ssi Sautn ron 3 3laltcrn mirb bos GDeapaGcn toltenfrei BE-
lorSt. Stlnnuu9en, rel1e bin6TlahGn ipsrben bel Dabrro II.
nteoerlaSe an .SrpoSlT., nabe Srppfe Nrrnnc ;s,rfcr, .rou,pt
bclprsi. Yretle; Dae bette Gi5engcl; 80 s $50. uno
3anIsnboli ~ StoO pr Core. Samee q. Mppre.
DampIldiHIabrt Swii&en 8ihmonp IL. Stem 9lprf.
Die bsiecn srpBen unb bequcrt tinsertGteten Sse- Oamsf-
latnt nSanlestnri' unb ,,Seanpfs" werbeiI benz rrifeubsr,
YublttHu iur 9cnueun9 htltcns ~eSpfobten. Der 5abrprtie
tetra9t III Der Gajutc incl. Sett unb aOt SIS, unb i'm Anil
l5snett 50. Die IS 1mestrpn" perIdst ibrrri 0karf an
,No1nets" leeen 6reitaa pd 6 Rbr @benes Don Gin Weint
aabI@ert. aser pas !ebtere 9amtiltif benuben min, bal lid
sci ben luiersidnGteneiu Sabrbilet su l6lfn. ~ wv
GraGt ipiro htliait eu9enpmmen ltno ~pdnftl,Ji1 befnrb,rt.
YaAGsepreis uGa NOrfplt 81. 90. "a
y25t
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-27

8 N ituti Der nfreisn anne,
ritantfhen &ir6enaemeinpe."
1. Griiten; Der &irAe.
Die Sirde iru, lppalp %piciclbe cine @n,abl
rrn so @iit9Iiepcrn iablt, ais brffrbenp bstra6tet
srerben.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-27
%. "A. FACCHE.
(YDu 9nTiS),
i brmamer uNO Sewelle

194 Nain>SrOBs, Sipil6en Der 9tcn uub fOten.
q. Y, GaH4e, Der lett pterunbspan;is 9abrsn Ia ben
0onppn Wne @ew @Orf bel46ftiat mar, lsaubt ib ben 9Ir.
germ &tblASnbS bic 4nBi9e Su MAIDEN, baF er 233 9rpaoltr.
Elm ssrartste YtiAdft er6fnet BAT, mno tb freuen rpirb, aae
IN isiR Selddft einI1ta9enoe Mrbrtteu eaisIbt tntosoen,us
sbMen uM0 CUR 2uirienshbstt %auaLahrsn 81 .snE. en-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-27
umnertaftna.

Der llntsrSsitqete it Jest i'm Stdnbs, iebss @uftroo In
finsm yei6dits a~us,ufi5ren UNI iwe. 70 btais ale mOSIi&,
Gife &uerpabl pgn : a! Gen ut FortrsdbrsnD ~pUrrdt6is.
Gin neutr, gutter GObtsnwa9en mil ein,m outen SpI.
ser uno rubisGn QfsTeen fur ehpaioer 8ebrouh.
Die Gufn!rtfanttst! Sen 3pels Sn6abern u. Eamiisn piro
gsrIttst auf fsine 9rOse Nuspott ron Watrosen.
@us6efeSlir9 pom Sspba's, GtubIen u. Sprina> Ratyos,u
mu0 pTomp pNeie' Granct8 Gaube,
Srcabftr., Ode Der 3ten Etraes.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-27
8pttlimo Establishment.

Oampfi6if-g erbinoun9 8wti6en 0idmUnp unO
New gorf.
Das Oampfi6if nSoanOts" perlGBt 8i6mono
teoen DtenltaS, gfahmitta9S 4 ubr, unO Ncrfolt
Nittpc6 Mittdg.
0aS Dampfi6if oSamcstcpn" oerldst 8t6-
mOnO teOen 6reitaa, Na6mittass 4 u6r, unb
Norfolf am Samstas Iittaa.
Der 6a9rpreis in Der Gajits, RablSeiten etn.
9elbloien, betrGst SO.
SIN Stesraae, O9ne &cf, IS.
@reuripns- Gidet, fur Die Commemorate all.
tts. SIS.
8siienpe, bic @ttttpp&s unp Samstaos ben
9stersburg 5rib3us benubsn, treFen ss'tis nit
Der 9%torfclf-p petersburg Sabn in e~rferer Stact
elm, "n NIT benz Dampfboot peiter 9e6en au f6n.
men. &tdetS fur ptele 1Our tGnnen am VeterS.
burg Oep0F 9eIDIt iuerOen uno betr6at Ger asn,e
5abrpreis sIei6iaGS nur $40.
aubtam y. 5etn.teu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-27

SIS 1T %betannt, DAP Die etrpd Srci Sabre lana
bier in Nrtp gcrf eribiencne Shuls oes Sulfs
lett cini9cn Mcnaten Su erihcinsn aufseb6rt BAT,
ein Greiauie, welhss ouacmsin terauert ipurpen
III, IA bic Stule pes Bolts lt6 burh ibre pratt
ihe Gsnpsn, allenttalten Sreunpe uuo eiueu arc.
zen 9~:ierfreis crwrr5en bate. Dies bat mid DER.
anlast, cine 6prtisbun9 irnee unternebmens ppr-
,uberriten. welhe unter benz Gttel
Neue SdhuIe pes SplfS
unb bsut1hsamrritauil6c @eperbe. 3eituna.
pom |. Suli at in pirriebntGsissn Nummern BON
1870 Ssiteu aroBcn 6ormats, nit Qbbileun.
gen, Su Dem Guberlt nicprissn Yrci1e pom S1.70
(nuo II Gents pprtp) ihrs sanSe Snbr bel mir
erlheiuen pirp.
S%rieori6 8~sttarb, Stem 9Jcrt.
(Dpf 0pr 400I.1
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-27
Nn Die Oamen Wibmpnps.

Nabame Sauhe (eOn Yaris), Die 6et Der
lIbtsn 5air i'm 9gehanies Snftiut fur lire SGte 6ae
FRsT-CLASs DIPLOMA
erpirlt, bat 2SS 5rcaoiir0Be, naBe Der Stem, Gin neuss uno
r.iFbotIi9es Eager YOn DhuinerD< l8alru er0Thet.
9Rabame 8. bat Die Gbre ben Daren Nibmvu:5 pIu>
isigSu, cap ibr Eager pom 8pnpete NIB Wtuixerp-
99aarrn ser mueiten franSOiti1en 6accn unD geIbmad
Gnesbprcn; ~9leidfale oOrratgi9 bic neulten 4ariitr II. Sle!p~
Yortr MUotn III SciHWeS, Eeat6erS, 98reatss, Ribbcns
anp G0cS. 0tapams S. wrO Die Sr6ete @uimertIamtsit af
ale ikr III GbetI werpenoen @tufrs9e Y~srIpeapen, unD ibre
8onntrinnen tOnnen id Deriibert balten, bar le nr CUTE
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-27

2. Namtl Der &irhe.
Die Stride fol- pesen i4rSr unab9Gnaiatett
pom Sabite unp SiihGfen ben Nansn pfreie IN.
ab4an9tse amerttauiihe fatboliibe Stride fibrtu.
3. 3wef Der STRIDE.
Der Sped bieier Stride 1T:
1. &le Wtenidsn ubne llnterI&isb i1rer Gun.
feHipn @s Sraber 3I betrahteu, bas Sanb Der
&iebe unter ibnsn immer mshr gu 6sfsRigen unp
70 aue benz ~einSi8en 3ieie ibrer SeIimnuns ent.
aeSen AT fitrett, peren @runpsriu,ip 1T. @Iid-
lid gu tperoen uno sIifli& 10 maden.
2. &ue freiinnigen Satb0iteH. prf6e bard
bas 6ierardtide &uftreten Der tat9pliidben Sts
f66fe uuo 9rielter, iowie burA beren ~uncouti.
tutipncue 0ebrcu gum Nu5tritt aus Der rom. Tue
ttpIiihen Stride aus @riubsu Der SrrnHuft ers
nOfbi9t traren, gu einer 5esree unter einem 6ir-
zen Su oeretntsen.
g.. @enfitutiou.
Die nd6ere @UnfitutiOn TOD bur6 elm BON Der
@emeinre ertpGbltcS COMMITTEE udber ausaears
beitGt uub Der @emeinre sur naberen @erat6una
~pRrAele9t werpen.
gSsitere NaariAten i6er cine aGaeIneine al,
subaltenOe Seriammluns ii6er Srt unc ;3eit Der.
ielben, fol- in pieiem oere9rltAfu Slatte nod nds
Ser beitimmt weroen. Sirtc IL.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-27
% N%ranffprt TT W,r-autr.

Gtnige Bparpers
fnbtn nod tinen euteu Gid nno f~reuubIitbe aimner Ina -
Neip>Dfartet Sptcl bel St0betbpTer u. SSuSIsr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-27
S3SIn. NSantePs

"Slrl0ltaTt nnp Naeertter< Snlpn,
&dc Glarf II. IuUal Cir.
Meinen 6reunoen uno benz scebrten beutIcbsn QublfIut
Die %crsebsRe &uSet!e, Dap ih ntbcn meincm Gjrprery. Store
etne S8htblttalt uno 0%dgerbicrs5 alpn crpTnet babe, polelst
tets Die beiten g'etrdnte jeNer Art, pom betsn RDeialpeia
bis gum aueBejei1nettcn 20ssrbter Al babci iino.
I'm freun0lihsn 4uiprlh bittet QS m. NMnnheL
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-17

Schiller; Nays, Messrs. Herrle, Zeller.
Stoulig and Mayo; 3 yeas and NAYS.
A motion of Mr.. Zeller to repeal The
resolution was lostss x 49, 80
Amotion of Mr.. Schuler to recon
slider the last vote was carried.
Amotion of Mr.. Schulerto repeal the
resolution, was carried.
Mr.. Engleman called for the Yeas
and Nays on the mqtian of Mr.. SCHUYLER
and they were taken: Yeas, ,Messrs.
SCHUYLER, Herrle.s Zeller and Stoulig:
Nays, Messrs. Engleman and Mavo.
4 yeas and 2 nays. Mr.. Fischer
declined voting.
Sundrys bills were read, the rules
suspended and the Mayor authorized
to draw warrants for the following
persons and amounts.
J. Blanc, for 929d barrels brick
bats -.-.---- .$2l37S
L. Millaudon, for l, 427 feet lum-
per- % 81
j. Barre, for removing dead dogs S25
E. Commagere, Recording Bonds
ETC., ETC. 1850
A bill of M. G.. Davis for 246 Citations
to Tax Payers was referred to the
Finance Committee.
On motion of Mr.. Engleman, it was
ordered that the Comptrollers Statement
of Assets and Liabilities, submitted to
the Finance Committee, be spread on
the Journal and published.
COMPTROLLERs STATEMENT
of Assets and Liabilities Approxi-
mated for the Year 1861.
SSETS
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-17
Frank ROder'S Saloon and Restaurant,
@ Bar ROOM,
90 >..t.w ~
DistoI Enllcru nud RntL ILa

Pistol Gdtlery and Bath HouSe,
LAKE END, CARRoLLToN & LAKE RAILROAD.
l Drank RODER would respectfully in
4 form his friends and old customers. and
the public at large in general, that he has
given his establishment, at the Lake End of
the Garollton and Jefferson Railroad, thor
ough renovating, is now prepared to qseeive all
those who may favor him with their patronage.
His Bar-room, will be as usual supplied with
the best Of Wines and Liquors.
Parties can be accommodated at his Res
taurant,with all kinds of FISH, CRABS, etc.
which the market affords, and of the best
quality and style.
His Pistol Gallery and Bath House are in
complete order for visitors.
The Road along the Lake Shore from the
Shelroad to his Restaurant, having been nut
in complete repairs.
Parties who may wish 10 take n Buggy ride.
VIII find livery convenient TO call AT his house
as he has the best horse stand on the Lake
Shore.
Hoping to see his friends and the public.
he will endeavor TO give them general salts
mh9l .gm
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-17
What Everybody Wants.
THE FAMILY DOCTOR !:
CONTAINING
Sample Remedies, easily obtained, for the
Cure Of Disease IN all Forms.
Professor HENRY =. TAYLOR, vi. I'd.

Ii Tells You How attend upon the sick, ant
| how to cook for them; how tC
prepare Drinks, pouticcs sc
and how to guard against infcc
| ton from Contagious Diseases.
HI Tells YSu of the various diseases of Chill
| dren, and gives the best and sim.
! plest mode of treatment during
! Tecthing, Commissions, Naccina-
| ton, Whooping cough, Measles,
&c.
Ii Tell, You The symptoms of Group Cholera
| Infantum, Collie, Diarrh az a.
Worms, SCALED Head, Ring
worm, Chicken pox, etc, and
gives you the best remedies for
their cure.
Ii Tells YOu The symptoms of Fever and
AEue, and Bilious, Yellow,
Typhus, Scarlet and other Fo-
Sers, and gives you the best and
simplest remedies for their cure.
Ii Tells You The symptoms of Influenza Con
sumption, Dyspepsia, Asthma,
Dropsy. Gout Rheumatism,
Lumbago Erysipeias etc, and
gives you the best remedies for
their cure.
1t Tells You The symptoms of Cholera Nor.
bus, Malignant Cholera, Small
pox Dysentery, Cramp, Dis.
cases of the Bladder, Kidneys
and Liver, and the best dies
for their cure.
Ia Tells You The symptoms of Pleurisy,
Mumps Neuralgia, Apoplexy,
Paralysis, the various Diseases
of the Throat, Teeth, Ear and
Eye, and the best remedies for
their cure.
H Tells Won The symptoms of Epilepsy
Jaundice, Piles, Rupture Dis
eases of the Heart, Herhorrhage
Nenereal Discusses, and Hydro
phobia, and gives the best RENE
dies for their cure.
Ii Tells You The best and simplest treatment
for Wounds, Broken Bones and
Disocations, Sprans. Lockaw
~ ,ba+ Fever Sores White Swellings
hi''0 Ulcers, Whitlows, Boils, Scurvy,
aa expo Burns and scrofuin.
H about ON OF the various diseases peculiar
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-17
Metairie Ridge Pound.

WAS Brought to the Pound of the -
~. undersigned Syndc, Left Bank, eGEL p
(Nfetairie Ridge FRIDAY, the 9th H>
day of November, 1860. ~-@A-N-77@-&-
ONE YELLOW PONEY, mark the left hip
b. j., main and tail brown, all four legs brown
up to his knees.
The marks are taken near possible, no
other mark or brand visible.
The owner or owners of the above described ami
nal are requested to forward, prove pro-
perty pay charges and take him away be-
fore SATURDAY, November %, 1860, or he will be
sold on said day mt IL O'clock A. NJ.
JACOB WEIYEL, Syndic Left Bank.
Parish of jefferson, November H. 1860. 81
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-17


Lis MORDERING TIcKETs OR CERTIrIcATEs,
E6Giose the amount of money to our address
~ mail, for what you wish to purchase; name
fhe Lotlery in which you wish it invested,
and whether you wish Wholes, Halves Oh
Quarters, On receipt of which we send what is
prdered, BY first sg,ail, together with the
4 Immediately after the drawing, the drawn
huifhefs will be sent with an explanatio
certified to 10y the Comm sslonerss s
Purchasers will please write tfislx sigHa
usres plain, and give thefiame of 'ti1eIs dst
Office, County and State.
GT ALI transactions with us will beNcon-
sidered strictly confidential. The names of
persons drawing Prizes are never divulged
without their written consent.
Bills OH all solvent Banks, Bank Checks,
Certificates of Deposites aud Postage Stamps,
received in payment for Tickets.
Prize Tickets should be returned 10 this
Office Tor payment or renewal in other tickets.
they will be paid in Bank Checks, or in
tue hsrnanner as will best Accommodate the
purchaser.
All Prizes of $1,000, and under, are
payable Immediately after the Drawing, all
others at the usual time of forty days
Address your orders to
LEWISSON BROS, Box 66S
nov10 Wilmington, Delaware.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-17
CARROLLToN GETTY POUND.

NOV RE NAMING in the Pound of 81
~ the undersigned Pound Keeper, for %yGSAN
the corporation of Carrollton, the follow i--A-A-
ing animals, to-wit:
ONE DARK BAY HORSE PONY, hind feet
white branded MS can be made out II H.
ONE LIGHT BAY HORSE PONY, about three
years old.
ONE BROWN HORSE PONY, three years old.
ONE GRAY MARE PONY, three years old.
ONE LARGE BAY MULE.
ONE BROWN MARE MULE, with Mexican
brand hip.
Also-ONE BAY PONY, about years old one
fore and one hind foot white, with small white
spot on the left side of the body-trimmed name,
and full shod.
The owner owners of the above described
animals requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take them away, on
before SATURDAY., November "a,
1860, otherwise, they will be sold on that day
at IL o clock, A. NJ, at public auction.
II BIENYENUE, Pound Keeper.
City of CaTOllton, November 7, 1860.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-17
A S S EFT S.

Cash on hand 900 90
TaXbllis OF 1899 on hand ----..-.----.-. Hiss 90
Bills Receivable on hand 62O 90
Market and Ferry OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500 90
School Funds from State 1860 --.---. 97S %
School Funds from State 1851 3gl2 90
Licenses for 1861 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 24)O 90
Interest SlO0, Cemetery $500 600 90
Timber and Boat Tax 500, Fines $50. 7}O 90
Law Suits and Recording Fees--..- 1000 90
Time Warrants to be sold .----.--.--. 400 90
Balance against VIM. l.. Duffy. --.-.-. 1897 76
Taxbills in suit from 1859 back -----..- 5000 90
$2s525 76
Deduct as uncertain of collection --.-. 10000 90
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-14

AMERICAN Miners IN HoNDURAs.-Ihree
California miners left San Francisco, Wednes-
day, for the gold regions Of Olaneho in the
State of Honduras. A writer in the Alta oil
Thursday, says:
An association has been recently formed III
this city to visit the gold mines OF the Uua-
yape River, in Olancho, and several parties
from the interior have repeatedly addressed
the writer Of this article for information III
relation to the country, its mineral resources
the means of getting there, etc. Almost sim
utaneously, u party OF mining engineers
from New York have obtained grants from
the Supreme Government of Honduras, au-
thorizing them them to work the gold ana
silver mines Of Guayape; SO That attention
to those mines is again being aroused among
adventures. In 1854, the writer visited
Honduras. and secured from the supreme
Government certain valuable privileges, an
enterprise which the tilibusterinS raid OF
Walker and his companions subsequently, de-
stroyed by setting the whole Central Ameri-
can population against AmericaaoS del Aorte.
The renewal of these grants has been OBJ
tanned by parties in New York, with great
difficulty, and the old scheme of colonization
will now be doubtless resumed. The parties
who left yesterday were well fortified with
letters to the principal families of the republic,
and carrying with them the machinery and
Intelligence necessary for success, they will,
perhaps, send back favorable reports OF their
adventures.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-14

FROM THE SoUTH.-We have dates from Los
Angeles to the 7th July.
There are about sixty men in the San Ga,
brial mines, and they are all said to be doing
well.
At the Bear Valley mines, about one hun
dred arastras will soon be in operation for
grinding quartz.
One vein of rich silver ore has been thor
oughly prospected at last, and found to be
rich. Furnaces for smelling the ore are to be
erected. Under the head of "Valuable Dis
covery," the Los Angeles Star says:
Among the more recent discoveries made
by prospectors for silver in our vicinity. is
one which may turn out to be more valuable
than the silver mines. 1t is nothing less than
the rock which produces Hydraulic Cement.
and which was discovered last week on the
ranch of Don Benito Wilson, at San Gabrial.
If this be so, the value of the discovery can
not be estimated. From this quarry, it is
supposed, the cement was obtained for the
building of the church and mission buildings.
the aqueducts and bridges, and which are
lmpenetrable to the pick. Recently instruc-
tions were sent here, we have heard, by the
Archbishop, for search to be made for the
quarry from which, in olden times. the Pa
ares obtained their cement; and this re-dis-
eoFery occurs most opportunely.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-14

PuGILIsrs.-TO judge says the London
Athen@um, from statistics, pugilism, SO far
from improving the race, destroys the powers
of man. All boxers have had tendency to
run into dropsy or consumption. They are
speedily untitled for their calling, and their
highest ambition seems to be the ownership
of public house. A few have done well.
jackson realized a fortune, Gully, who was
almost as great in defeats as in victory, be-
came member of Parliament for Pontreiract.
lhis is the highest position ever attained by
pugilist; but for the one who was a Sena-
tor there have been scores who died paupers
mere wrecks of humanity, stealing away
to workhouses, or hiding in some black slum.
and there, unheeded or unknown, dying-in
nine cases out of ten, before the allotted time
of man.