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OBITUARY.

an DEPARTED this life, on Monday evening.
."ih uit.' at her residence, uenr Cokesbu,y. in
Abbeviiie Districts g., Mrs. NANCY VANCE
vile OF John Vance. eged fifty-six yeurs, six
hoh,hS aud eleven days She leaves u hus-
band. four daughters, and numerous friends uu,,
relatives To mourn her IGss. The deceused was
member "f the Methodist Churc., for near 30
yen's aud bore her lust, long illnrss with the pa
tience. inr'itude. aud resignation of true chris
t'"n. The summons did.no, come uncxpe c,e,,
ana We 'l'ank God that she WIS prepared fear
lessiy nnd chrerfully 10 meet il. Modest and
unassuniing in her manners pure and gentle in
her disposition. it may in truth he said "to know
her. was to love her. The truthful friend, the
kind. ntlectiounte wife and mother hns rnssad
from time to eternity. May those Of us who
survive, profit by her .virtrous example and
christian advice. and "may our latter end be- like
herr" II
BEsS"W Will the Lnurensvie Herald aud Patriot
and Mountnincer please copy.
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(CoMMuNICATED.l

MIR. EDlroR: The next mail may bring us
the unweleome news that Lincoln is elected
President of theseU nited States, and IInn,blu
the ki"cky head Ilnmblin, Vice President.
Sons of the South. will you acquicscel Will
you ncqu'escc1 Will you submit to iumical
scctIonalsm. and free negro rule.
If you sny. No! to your tents. then, and let
us buckle on our armour. Minute Men, to tn q
rescue.
The honor md safety Of your section calls
you; the lives of your wives and children are
mt stake: fall in line, aud let ALbcvilIe clo-
rious old Abhcville, have the honor. first, to
presen: to the Commander. in Chief MI orran-
| ised Regiment of Minute Men.
Ninety.Six has formed a company and elec
ted officers
Greenwood also with seventy men, and the
following officers: Gcn'l Perrymnn, Captain ;
Col d. Wyatt Aiken. lst Lieut.. Jno. T. Parks
2d Lieut.. VIM. Appleton 81 Lieut..
Cokeshury, with sixty men and the following
officers Lnilow Hodges. Capt. J. X. Vance.
lst Lieut.; l.. u. Connor, I'd. Lieut.: J. X.
Vance. 81 Lieut..
hbhcville c. H.. with SO men and officers as
follows: JAS. NJ. Perrin. Capt. JAS c. CAL
houn. LIST Lieut.; Jno. G. Edwards Cd Lieut..
Jn" G. Wilson. Sd Lieut..
B:adIy's, with over fifty men ns follows:
"tn. bradley. Capt DIR. Jno. W. Hearst. lst
Lieut.; W. X. Bradley, Cd Lieut. Robt. Li,es,
Sd Lieut.
C"ll"un's Mills and Tribes or wickliGs are
forming IN large numbers, and Due West cr
'ohhi's Is determined not t" be out ,i"ne-
f"rty good and valiant names are now down
upon the list, and forty more can be obtained.
ll's makes the Regiment Of Eight Companies.
1hree cheers for the Minute Men Of Abbevi]i. |,
MINUTE MAN.
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Minute Men in Greenwood

AT meeting of the Greenwood Minute Men,
o" Saturday last, subscription list was opened,
and Elk hundred dollars subscribed in a few min
utes' towards the purchase Of arms, if necessary.
LOT the company and for other purposes. Should
.he State fail to provide arms and equipments
'or her Minute Men, this Company is resolved
10 arm Themselves in the defence of their homes
and Institutions. The Silver Grays, tbonorary
members OF the corps,) were among the foremost
aud most liberal in this patriotic duty.
Inc Greenwood corps is now fully organized
and numbers more than sixtv cG;.c,;va ma,
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NJ. STRAUSS,
Sec'y 3. L., No. 80.

EXTRAORDINARY SrEEcr FROM a SOUTHERN Cox.
1REssNAS.-llon. Emerson Ethcridgc, q mem.
Der of Congress from Tennessee, recently made
speech in Indiana, and a writer to the repub.
'l'can press Of the North gives its substance a.
follows: -
"lle exhertel his political friends to ca 81
away oil ideas of supporting a Bell ticket in
Indiana, AND give their united support to Lin
coin. He advised that all the efforts of the
united opposition should be directed to the
overflow of the democratic party. which could
be only be done by defeating their candidates
as many States ms possible. He said if lie lived
in Indiana he would vote for Lincoln, but as
lie lived in State where his owmticket had a
chance, he would vote for Bell. This advice
from man Of the position held by Mr. Ether.
i"ge IN his party has great weight with the
melnb bers of That party in Indiana" g..
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COMMERCIAL.

ABBEVILLE, NOV. 8.
CorroS.-Our market has presented quite
lively appearance for the past week, aud buyers
have manifested no little anxiety to get hold of
the staple. Tie receipts during the past week
amount to over 500 bales. which has been dis
posed Of at prices ranging from 81 10 1o4 cents
HAMBURG, Nov. 8.
CoTToN.-Our market has heen rather livelv
Tor the past week. and full prices were paid.
We quoto Good Middlmg to Middling Fair, at
II cents. Receipts for the past two weeks are
37l3 bales.
COLUMBIA, Nov. S.
Our market hos been quits unsettled. The
Gales ] 81 bales. at a decline Of 3c. We quote
extremes 8 10 l04.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 2.
CorToN.-Fhe market to-day was very auiet,
and in some instances prices show a down ard
tendency for the lower and middiiug grades.
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EI,E(TIONS

The following Presidential electors have been
elected 10y the Legislature:
Far The State at Lerge.-Wm. =. Martin, A.
p. Calhoun.
First Congressional District-John Williams
Second Congressional Disirict-Thomas y.
Simons.
Third Congressional District-Gcorge r. .El
liott. so.
Fourth Congressional District-Tilman Wat.
son.
FifM Congressional District-Jos F. Gist.
Sixth CONFESSIONAL Distri CIR. G. AIcCnw
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NEW HEAD.-.CHANGE or NaMr

with the present issue Of our paper, we
nave donned new head, and assumed the
nafhe of The AbbeviIle Press" instead of
1he Independent Press" The new name 10
We think, equally euphonious, and in other re,.
peers preferable to the old name. 1t desig.
mates our "iocal habilation," and associates us
10 name as in f4ct: with the District with
winch we are identified in interest, and
10 whose liberal eupport we are SO much in.
oeoteo' Tho time 'honored name of "Abbe.
vile is one which no son'otshers would will.
I'Dgfy withhold from his escu,cl,eon.
'ne condition OF our paper was never more
prosperous and we trust that in assuming the
name Of "Abbeville." we will have constant
reminder of past favors received, and Of the
Present'duties which We owe TO our section.
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CoMMUSICATED.
MEETING OF MINUTE MEN.
CaiHuuN's MILLs Oct. 3,th il

CaiHo:NS MILLS, Oct. 3Dth, 1860.
Mn. Enron Pursuant to a call made liz
the Executive Committee, n meeting was held
at Caihoun's Mills on Saturday Inst for. the
purpose Of forming a Company Of, Minute
Men. The meeting was organized by calling
Hon. A. Burt to the char and appointing o.
L. Poicher, Sec'v.
Col. Marshall being present. in behalf of tie
Executive Committee. explained in a few words,
the object Of the organization: said that he
WIS sorry that it had been reported that il had
nm, thing to do with party views: that it was
simply an organization for our own afety, and
the safety Of . ur wives and children. lie was
followed by Gen. Smith and Col. Talman, who
warmly advocated the necessity apd duty of
this move. When they had concluded Hon. A.
Burt was called upon for his views touching the
political aspect of our country. and responded
In speech, full Of sound sense and patriotism,
and called upon every man to awake to the
danger OF our situation! and prepare for the
emergepcy.sfF tyo..{s,3 -
A Comil;sea Of ave wa. .len appointed for
soliciting names for tho Companyl-.conmittee
consist of Messrs. J.J, Lee; o. T.. PorehaP, e.
F. Parker, W. D. Mars. VIM. MSKelyeY:2
A committee was appointed for pfeparins
- Constitutions for. Government Of the .conps.
ny. Of Minnie Men. coDss,ieG of Col. TalDaD.
WIN. Taggart. Capt, Jones. VIM. MoBryde,
and James McKelvsy. -. :, ~. ft;.s
II was agreed that nesting be held at the
same place on the 81 Saturday Of Neve6aber,
fornrgsnising said oompsny, aud thatsh dinner
be furnished fofihe oceasien.
II was then moved that tke proceedings be
publislied, IN the Psess and Banner. ~ sf
~ u \, 81, e, HON, a. BURT Clpn. :
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STATE. AaRrcuLr1RAL FAIR
SvpERINTES DENTS OFsIoE, G. &c. r. R. !
Columbia. Oct. "a. 1860.

fSo'ouAo'"B WI <fb AoO" J
Visitors to the State Agricultural FAIR, to he
held Of Columbia, commencing or Tuesday,
18th November next, will be passed over tiiis
.rnad, for ONE FAItE; on Saturday, Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday.
RETURN TICKETS Will be given, good for
any day 10. and Including Saturday, i7th of
November. And Stock and gll articles IN
TENDED FOR RNHIBITION, will be Crane.
ported ct the pwnsts siskt 1rlaeH Of Charge
Fpr this purpose "a spaSisaS tfais wIll lexse
Grsspyille on Saturday, November 10th. at 5
.o'clecki p. m;
Pstsenss sslsbiss 10 avail themselves of ..h,s
spEisiIsgS sfe reminded 81 the sesesiity of civ.
ihg g:Aoissgat Least One Week Hsfsfa- :
sh8mat tof tie quantity and character sof ne
Stockto be shipped. e s.a.s = !,
! :, Attende t1av yelling With Stock viii beer.
spsStsd 90 pay NEyFARE. ~ ss.sSs
AgsstS alcng the libs wiz be nStiSsd Of H,s
sins f as'ssriyalbf the Stock Tsain at their
sIB Freigh. viii ba, nhargsd on asIl articles
p1s6hassd at Che Fair. =,
e Not more than One Bale of, CofSAn TO
each ftan.es wiz be- allowed on such soisdi tions
- ,s,e -. o,,,.,4is ", a r. ,RAW0RTH
- ~ : GeR1 HgpesfS teAdSKk 9, :,
Oct, 26, 1890, 26s Asss5 g
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Fire in Williamson. .

f're broke out III the old part Of tho Will
liamston Springs Hotel. about 2 o'clock yester-
day morning, which laid waste the entire range
OF buildings, Oh tha, side Of the street, from The
rail road 10 the creek. We arc not advised as
t" whether 1t was the work Of an nc.ndrary or
the result Of accident
The Hotel is covered by insurance TO the a.
mount OF 1886. 900. The entire loss will nroba-
bly, exceed 100000, there being very little
saved and several merchants are among the suf
ferers
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-09
CHEERING, NEWS FROM ALABAMA. MIs.
6ISSIPPI, AND GEORGIA

The Editor Of the Caroltniau has convs-o.d
WIN gentleman VIII" brings cheering news
,,on' 'ne executives OF sl'e above States. Gov.
fsrfoS' OF Mississippi on the receipt of the II ew.
oi Iise0lss election, will Immediately con.
vene the Legislature. The Disunion vote W III
% oSerwhe'm'og. The Governor Of Georea
WIN call for large appropriation 70 arm the
state Gov. MoonE, Of Alabama, will imms.
diateiy issue writs of election for a new I.so;..
lsture. In. Louisiana il is thops ht that RI.
.D'sunion movement will prevail and FIorid.
is sud to consider herself in advance of South
Carolina. We have no fears of Southern CO.
operation. The cotton States a. least must be
united.
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sERENADE TO MIR. BOYCE.

The Hon. W. W. BoYCE was sercnadcd at
the Congarec House. in Columbia on Tuesday
night. aud made speech i'll which he rccom-
niended thelimmcdiate Secession of South Caro-
liza, in the event OF, f,LScpLN's election. After
Mr.. BoYcE Gen. WM. F. MARrlS, Col CrN
NISGHAN Hon. W. D. SIMPSON. Mr.. OCoyNnR,
+. d. RIcnAnpsoN. Esq, W. WmALEy. ESD,
MIR. c. BUTLER. and J. lIunsoS addressed the
crowd, all tnking position for immediate State
action.
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THE STATE FAIR.

The eth annual Fair Of. the State lAgricul
tursl Society of South Carolina, will be held
at colnmbia, on the 18th. 14,k and 18th IN o.
vember, Premiums will be awarded for all
artic!cs'f + Agrieulral, Horticultural Pomoioei.
cal and Mechanical interest as we'll as for si,
articles ef legies' fancy work. and dom estie
economy. embraced. in very comprehensive
premiom iisl which may be obtained by.ap-
P1acation Pa to q. J. GAaE. SECRETARY. Fair Fores,
g; g, orto, r. II. sroKss. COLUMBIA. g
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-09
SEWING MACHINE.

All who are i'll want Of n good Sewing Ma
chine would do we'll to call at our office. We
are prepared to furnish Grover L. Bakers
l. NJ. Singer L. Co.'S, or Smith Il Englis's Ma
chimes at less than New York Cash Prices
The Sewing Machine is one of the necessities
of the age, and 10 family should be without
one. TOct o6 1850 2G If
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STATE AcRIcnITnpxT Ea,,

Mr. +. F, RSwoRrlr. Graerul Superintendent
of the 6. & C.FRail Roal requests US to give
NOTICE, that the trains, during Fair Week, wiH
not stop between Stations for passengers So
bear this in mind, or YOU will lose Your ride.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

The Congregation aud those who desire Pews
in the Episcopal Church, are requested to meet
in the Church on Saturday morning Nov. 10,
at ii O'Clock, for the general arrangement of
this matter
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-09

tF- Attention is called to the correction in
the date Of the Commissioners Sale OF the
Real Estaic of A. WALLER. deceased.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-09

tY The communication respecting the Gar.
onacco State Guards of 1888. was received.
but too late for publication in this issue. We
shall take pleasure in publishing it IN our next
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-09

We direct attcution to the advertisements Of
Moore 4 Quafe, +. Andrews, Admir-; VIM. H.
Parker, Commss,oners of Roads and Bridges
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THE pRRs1DENTIAL ELEcT1oN.

BY telegraph we learn that Pennsylvania
will probably 6" for LINCOLN by 10000 majority.
New Ysrk"is said to he hopelessy gone for
LINCOLN by SC. 900 to 40, 600 majority,
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HYMENEAI,

MARRIED, on the llth ult. at The residence
Of the brides father. Mr.. VIM. w. SHILLITO.
formerly Of Abbrville. S c., to Miss MARIA C.
GATES. OF Brady County, Ark.
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@u"sy.-Have you seen that big Indian IN
another column boiling Roots. BaTks and beares
for the "Cherokec Remedyf'' Q.
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a IL PERSONS indebted tS tho sshssriber
"A will confer a favor by calling and paying
qP imme ediateIy after seeing This notice. tss
Those owing shms lessIhan Twenty fDdiiRrs
VIII ptoft solneshing hy complying with The
Iegnsst-, yoa owe ms, need the ,n'oaey-7and
so Its no use tsIkingt Come up, aud pay un
e ;.st JAS II. RILEY J
sie ~, =. .sso, - . SGsssa~e0d, a's e Q,
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ooh" AND ITS REsoun CEs-Qar sUoAR Caop o,
i'0c'-A useful work, by, senor Carlos RebslIo
hos Just made its sppsarsaoa at IIav ap66ss,aiy. ID
ing the statistics Of the Isuesf sSfsn "a ,eeo,
taking the produesier cssasR estate s.n,,s I -, :
as well as in the sEgresats: EFom .he AUTHORS
figures it appears that the crop ,.b i; vase
was utfrotn 100. 600 acres. Or about ons fo,tv
fourth Of the total area f:the island, which
.ssnouDts To- 8O.74l. 900 acies The a9ssas,a
yield per sore ,was shout setrteen hundred
weight sss.ssing. gas four dsats psr ppupd,
about 500 76,i ;4.SsSSsSs1s t.,Sai:E
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-09
ORGANIZATION OF MINUTE MEN

We are indebted to the Secretary, Jno. G.
Bhskin, Esq, for Ii very full report of the pro.
ceedings of large aud enthusiastic meeting
OF the citizens Of the upper portion of the Ills
trlct at Wick lifts Store. Friday last. for the
purpose of organizing company OF Minute
Men, which we regret that we are unable To
publish in our present issue
On motion Of II. II. Prince, Eaq., Capt, Lno.
Brownee was called to the chair; aud appro.
pirate speeches were delivered by Col. Mar.
shall; Gen. McGowan; Gen. Smith and W.
d. Wilkes. Esq.
The names Of forty Six active members. and
twenty honorary members were soon obtained
On motion of J. W. Black, a committee Of
five was appointed by the chair to draft a
Constitution and bylaws for the COMPANY.
The Committee were J. ". Black J. J Cum
ningham. G. Il. Clinkscales, N. B. Latimer.
VIM. Wickliif.
On motion of ~. Cunningham, a commit
tee Of five was appointed by the chair to ol.-
tain signatures to the active list of Mirut.
Men, The Committee were WIN. Wickliff. W. J..
Robertson, JAS Magee, John Wakefield and ".
Prince.
J.J. Cunningham moved that this meeting
ADJOURN to meet at the sane place on Saturday
The l7th inst, at 10 o'clock, A. H., to- receive
the reports of the Committee; adopt Consti
tut'on and elect officers. 1t was unan i,nously
agreed to.
lie Chairmnn then invite the company to
Part"ke OF Pic Mic Dinner, which had been
prepared in an adjacent grove-two separate
tables had been prepared for the gentlemen
and ladies' and We're Lountifully supplied with
the best Of the land.
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lhE CATHOLIC CnuRcH.-.Tle dedication of
This noble structure to God, on last SUNDAY
was most imposing ceremony, performed, a.
1t was, by the Right Rev. Bishop Lynch and
his assistant Clergy. with all the spomp and
solemnity demanded by 40 sublime an occasion.
Inc capaelons temple was filled 10 overflow
ing with all denominations of our people, and
noth'ng was omitted that might have con,ribu.
ted TO the grandeur and glory of the scene.
The Choir was assisted by the best performers
aud singers in Charleston, and bcttee Church
masie never raised the aspirations of man to-
wards Heaven.
me Bishop delivered a chaste, clear and elo.
aaent address in The morning, and in the even.
ing y" o'Connel. Of Columbia. made an able
.'"o'ealle' OF the doctrine of transubs anita.
tton'-7l hdgc6elj Adpertistr. -.
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The State Of South Carolina,
ABBEVzLLE DISTRICT.
In Equity.
Elizabeth EDgIish.'st. al Ri, = sol, p,on.r.v
David J. English. et sl. farlili0n' DO.
DURSUANT TO an Order of;Court, I will sell
atpnblic out ory. at AbbeyiiIe @. H., ON
s1ts Day IN Dece ember next, Real Estate Of Dan.
g'lsh deceased, ,in AbbasilIs District, con.
S0aU -Ac5rRUa,
more, or less, and boundsd BY Isnds Of ---.-
Also, g.
Five OK six 'zAGrsly
ne 6 roe o..
=. g..z..s - TERMS.
A;nrsah a ;sna sud Two yee~ with interest
from the day OF sals, payable aneusly., Pur.
ca1nssrs TO give Sbouds, Wild ~ isasl tsso gooJsu
,rstiss-Pss the costs III eash aud dor papers
-. II WI. Il. iPAREkHfAEA.D.
,eemmissiQn Dftee. 81, !! :. =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-09

xbe hos;ile fceses issued forth mpon the roof An
lsxcasnssiennf surprise burst simultaneously from
the whcle party At the sight Of the Baron Iaount
"a upcn his steed, fully capafiscned as If for n
iourness
RnsoT, h said CAPTAIN IL lanskuerts advancing
toward him, . yield ttlysclf my prisoner,
bass moment Mt p,ray tnes fsplhlsa
90 yield. would fain, however, enjoy one more
cup Of wine, Ms a freeman. Have patience good
sir, until my hsltlrr brings il me II and he waved
his hand % sehicmann, who departed mechanically
upon his erTsad.
Ahrendt u said The alchytaist n have power
to save thee, and will do SO. Dismount therefore,
and give eyerthy wicked purpose.
breast, oar natures dis1erellf- Won cannot un-
derstand tne,o my ideas. answered The Baron,
II must die as have aives. II Is but single cup
ef wine require to crown aay felicity, and that
You will not gypdge me Stand back friend, he
added, addressing the officer Of the lanzknects
sDonnersehlag brooks not tAe handling Of stran
GERS.
Sehefaann now re-appeared hearing y flagon of
wines which he handed to Ais alaster. Tie latter
draak it oil at a tlrauglt,
Now, then, II he cried az he tossed the flagon
Isto the ground, g ye shall see what m end one
lsnakcs who daspises ID straw sieathtn With these
words, HE drove The spurs into the TANKS 81 fis
horse, end rode him straight AT the battaments.
! Ill three bounds the noble steed had gained the
i base Of the parapet. Turning half way in his
1 saddle, the Barren wayed Ills hand To Che pale and
/ awe-stsicken group, WHICH Stood transtNed like
i statues, with their gazc nyeted upon horse and
rider. One touch Of the spur and one pull Of the
rein, and Black Dannarschiag has taken the fatal
t leap, clearing the parapef With q mighty bound,
| For d second horse and man hung poised and
Inotonless ia mid air, standing out in black lines
/ against the blua If tho SKY, The Baron still sat
erect and firm, with head thrown hack and his
/ right hand grasping the sinslaclened rcins, when
i they sank from view behind tho flarapef.
A. soon as the spectators could recover from
their stupor, they rushed to The battlements and
/ looked down. SO strong had been the impulse and
NO bold the ieap that clearing the whole rocky de-
cliyity, the horse and rider, ssl faaryellousy re-
tanning upright position aIighted IN the river,
where they disappeared from view. No cry or
sound Of terror OF agoy lad assembled from horse
or man and neither sFas ever seen again.
+ HG0d have mercy on his sinful soul e said the
Bishop, as HE waves closed over them.
He may be sinful, priest, said the Alchymist
stcrnly, sbut lie has died as he lived; and perhaps
the difference between saint and sinner is less than
we deem. Ii he to be condemned who acts in
strict Conscience with himself It must be thought
Of. Perhaps by the laws Of spirit. self-contradic-
ton il the only wrong. Meantime. being very
ignorant, letrs also be d little charitable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-09

aSsp. GALPIG'S CHOP HOUSE-So. . ia.
EszSS elaig Place. near canal The Pe Office
sasg JOHN ABPIN takes pleasure in calling The sfff.
ION IF his old friend and his GTfBp
tt - consequently 5ealeI TN business and where they
viii find eystHs the market afusiS cooked. ctany
served and at moderate Fstes. - '
DON'T FORGET TUE '.GaoP HoUsEa
Galnin ResfsteakB, Chops and Sausss are s r, an Of
Old gtlFe m other Wines Liquors esSfIly selected 10
be hal for The askngand ial speeie payment o9I II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-09

GREAT BARGAINS All GnuncnMI1s. 81 All s. B.
cusehs uptown dry goods emporium, Apollo and
lto streets The ladies willhn extraordinary bargains an I5ea
Of which he gathered frem The advertisement which lie this
morning publishes through columns.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-09

VIZ GALL TUE ATTENTION Of auetioneers to the
fse that Hon. w Robertson sate Auditor Of Public Ae
coan IS IN the city, and VIII remain three days he
pifnse o luaring accounts with them He may be The
Office Of Atessrs Q. f. GiFafiey & Co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-09
MEDICAL ELEerniclry refer all who a

Z HiKDItAI, faLf1IEICITY.-z-We reIeF al VINO are
afflicted with diseases paralysis. neufag H. scinea
spinal affections proapsus rheinatim, dyspepsia diff
culi3es ete 10 the advertisement Of DR.. Benton ernn4n
medical electrician of The Spring Cure Having
suients explained his seientic and lhiosopic
teausn the Doctor viii discontinue his hall
and devote himself to practise at his rooms No Baronne
street where he will deliver short ladies
ciussely IL o'clock every day NJ charge made for con
saaon, and he may be visited all hours, NJ 10
Bpm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-09

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