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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

GnILp ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-We learn that a
gentleman residing at Kaolin, S. c., accidentally
shot his own child, little girl years Of age, at
the supper table last night. We did not learn his
name, but learned that he had his pistol out, and
had been in difficulty with some one else, when it
accidentally discharged the contents entering the
breast of the child. The wounds were considered
fatal Augusta Dispatch.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23
HEAVY RoBpERY. The Concordia Intelligencer
of Friday last has the following:

Of Friday last has the following:
John Fletcher Esq, late resident Of this parish,
now of Natehez, was robbed on a steamer at st.
Louis last week Of about $4,000 in thousand and one
hundred dollar bills on Canal Bank, New Orleans,
fifty or seventy dollars in smaller bills, gold coin
to the amount of from one hundred and fifty to two
hundred dollars also three 5000 notes of hand
signed by u. York and f. j. Hoover, of this parish
The payment Of the notes has been stopped, but
the money for the recovery of which a reward of
$1,000 is offered in this paper, has not been heard
from when the steamer j. c. swon left st. Louis,
on which Mr.. +. arrived at Natchez on Sunday
morning last.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

ATTENTION TO YouR FLooRs. -GeorgeL. Marine,
Of The foase buildings No. feu Canal street calls attention
onr ADVERTISING columns his mesh Canton
sugs aud oil cloths Also chesc selection window shades
He has stu On hana splendid SELECTION of carpets which
Of course, he anxious 10 get rid of at This season Coed
CHANGE for bprgain.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

RELrEF.--Burns, scaias, wounds, cuts, etc, are
sesero annoyance and frequently give trouble for long
when the proper remedy could perhaps relieved hon I'M
medae or cured them In short time Probably the
snraly popaar red for such thugsis Daley,s Magical
Pain Extraeters See Wright Co.'S Advertisement of Il
elsewhere.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

HooP iRoN, SHEET IRoS, lRos IN GEsERAL.-John
d. Ben Son haze ali lese tng il iaeren widths shape
qss aaa Quantities Of which, quite minute DESCRIPTION is
list Of brazIers' and bolt conner - - " ~ 49,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

PciTfRy Moody s shirts must certainly be made
CIV sae sinsss ey pesica1 ss study their
sso 70 'ie Ma satshuie IN smother column sud say l
- ns fseis blank sessa MFeoy was % very polite 10 The
paele be sould saer II h SONS farlss - s M,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

How 70 DnsrRoy THE ORANGE INSECT Who has
not deplored the ravages Of this lttie insect our
orange trees But thanks to a friend in Hernando
e0uHsY, sure and etfectual remedy has been at
last discovered II il simple and easy, so that any
0necnn tryit. Plant some common gourd seed
about y0r orange trees and let the vine cover the
tree entirely Gus i will do moi troubled) and the
insect WIN disappear and your trees flourish Our
friend tells s that he has tried this plan with snc-
cess, and NOW he has The satisfaction of seeing his
trees thriving, and no appearance Of this trouble
same insect about them. Is simple and cheap
remedy. Try It. fFlorida Dispatch.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

CoATs AND PAsrs.-Pierson, Harrison d Co., NO.
II Magazine street, of Canal advertise now assortment
spring cashmere and Navy flannel suits Also fancy French
pants black and alpaca coats, ETC.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

sss EentlsaeH purchasing and Il 10 fleif 3D.
Me- Hlasslrnans zt Of articles and prices
adyeflisfd To-day peonla generally lausabe desire
PnzFlAss ehsap n killing cheap
- shey akss 1t Isl EAnSss,1eet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

A SENSIBLE AGEsT.-No news by telegraph, our
agent simply stating. that there i nothing worth
paying for to-day. lWilmineton journal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

STRING AND SUMNER STYLES OF CIoTHfSG-Are
hsd No. Is Camp Grayier Of Mr. Rob
bhe 1he attention of Indies specially called 10 his stck
boys and children's clothing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

MEDICAL AND MEDIce-LEGAL WoR4s.-In the ad-
yerssenent Of Mr. L II White in To-day issue will be found Il
lst of important medical books There especially
work entitled Malpractice ana Medical Evidence Of interest
only the medical hut the legal profession also.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

IHE LySN ETRtKE, "A para graph is in circulation
To The eiect that the female strikers Of Lynn re-
xnain dtnef than the men. Their frmness Is
mister Or necessity the number OF women who
struck was small, and their places were at once
IIled by others. The famous procession Of female
strikers were made up Of milliners, dress makers
Anl girls, who marched for the sport of the thing
Tho manufacturers find no difficulty In obtaining
Wurlwomen aud are compelled to refuse the APP
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

Adah! il you'll ib from your forehead that frown,
And spar with lighter and prettier tone,
I'll look-if the swelling should ever 60 down
And these eyes look again-upon you, love, alone!
From the Cincinnati papers we learn that, on
Friday last, Mr.. Al Menken filed in the Court of
divorce, a uincMo n,onii, from his wife, Adah
Isaacs Menken Heenan. The ground upon which
the application is made il adultery alleged to have
been committed with John G. Keenan,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

have received fifty Carolina and Virginia Negroes,
consisting Of Field Hands, Cooks Washers and roner
Also two No. Backsmiihs, No. Brcklayer 1--WE good
Carpenters, and one good Cooper,
viii be receiving fresh month during the
which Twill sell low for cash good IL months city
Persons wishing purchase would do well give a call
before purchasing elsewhere. Apply to
II. r. PETERSON,
Is Perdido street.
ul FST.a. IT, ~.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23
~ CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA NEGRoEf

q G. M. RUTHERFORD, COM MISSION
Agent for the Purchase and Sale Of Slaves. Office
On Yard, No 6S Baronne street, New Orleans, La
-NM$ 58& = 5$ nj N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

Forgive me, and never, oh, never again,
III cultivate light blue, or brown inebriety;
I'll give up all chance of a fracture or sprain,
And part, worse than ALL with Tom Hyer's soci
ETY..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

4 Life III AREA 3sAs. "a correspondent Of the Pc
tersburg (ya.) Express, writing from Arkansas,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-11

The Nqsa Reporter gives the following account s Of
,be Excitement CT eated in that county by the rumored
a;eo1sry of rich silver mines the TANKS OF Mount
81 Helena, about rs miles distant from the town OF
Napa: -. a.. ,.oO,.
more eEecuay than they are and nothing but the silver
N In streets Every conversation beeins ana
end with the mines. We gentleman Oh THURSDAY
pgt had been prospecting for two days and who had
taken claims BE states that be found over one
the mountanprospecng BY day. and camping Out oy
night they best could under trees and that he met on nus
from 10 three hundred more on their way e PA
Scarcely Provisions the ground and 'ees wa
thipg 20 drink except mixture Of alcohol ano TNeI-
and not much that Yesterday morning Esson he@y
laden with provisions aud supplies started from TINS Guy we
that has already been laid out and several
In of erection the mnes 1cayaohs Arc g'g
IN several places for purpose Of testing the value Of the
supposed discoveries" =. -, .. +,
Some of the ore has been assayed in this city and
found to yield only eight ounces Of silver per tunnot
enough to pay for digging it, and 300 ounces would not
pay for meltngit.
The people Of Solano County, adjoining Napa, are
almost equally excited about the gold placer found IN
the valley of Putah Creek. No importance is attached
in this city 10 either excitement.
The Mint was Teopened on the I'd instant, Tuesday.
The deposits during the frst two weeks OF the year
were as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-11
Markets.

San FRAscfsCo, IhuTsday Evening Jan. 49, iee0
FLOuR-Jobbng of leo Or sacks Supehne Domescat
s525 q 200 n, and 40 do. DO on private terms .
WHRAT-5O0 sacks choice milling sold at 81 o0 LIS DO good
75 600 do private terms; 600 sacks sold Il 81 SO 10
DO. ordinary at 81 S. and $50 do. choice at 81 20.
BARLRY600 sacks choice sold az 81 86 do do At 81 50
liz DO on private terms $50 sacks choice cold s 81 SI 800
do. do at 81 IS, and 900 DO. on privste terms
OATs--3O SACKS fair quality Feed sold at 2c- y ~
HAI40 tuns good quality sold ahoat at 7 and At aleon
90 DDs ordinary 70 choice at prices ranging from $lS vi -
y tun.
sacks BOdesas sold 81 I7i; 800 DO Peta
luDas at 81 is.
CoYTEE-loO sacks Rio ex store, sold at be. p b.
CORN MsALSae Of 10 puncheona private terms freee
show weakness.
sUeAE-sss of 100 bb repsehsd Eastern Crushed at he
Pb.
FnH-lEO n California Picked Salmon sold at Sc p ~
CiGARs-226OOO New FORK Havana Imitation private terms
sAITS0O bags each domestic ground, At &C. 300 d.
n each, al &C.; and 100 do, 10 10 each, at l53c.
BAcON-l6 hhds extra clear sold on private terms.
BtTTKR-52 6kiDs and IS Co. old sold private terma
CANDLRs-50 boxes Robnsons Sperm sold agents raes-
BRASDY-so octsves American low proof At Sc. y rail-
Pure sPIRIIs-l0 pipes New-York sold a. Soc. y gall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-11
Four DAYS Later from California,
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC


Ths sssamsbip Atlantic arrived on Friday from
A,pipVan She brings da:es from San Francisco to
Ian. 20 four DAYS later than previousy received.
We are indebted 70 Purser Walter @. Cleemaning
ss1 the following reports
PURsERs REPoRT.
The North American Steamship COmpsny's seam
rAip Atlantic, r. II. Pearson commander left New
York Jan. o. at a. No. on the 2lst passed the mail
steamer North STAR and arrived off AspinWa at 2 p.
n On Jan. q, making the ron in seven days and FIVE
AOUr The passengers and Newspaper express crossed
early the next morning. and sfs for San Francisco in
SAs steamship Golden Age the same day. The North
Star arrived ar 8 a. m. on Jan. %.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Cempanys steamship
John L. Stephens lef San Francisco Jan. 20, and
arrived at Panama at AS on Feb. 2 with 1863 passsn-
gers and 8, 76625 6S treasure. Her passengers and
express crossed the Istbmus and left AsPnwa on the
Ueesmsbip Atlantic at 2 a. M on Feb g. 0nthe nightof
Feb g. in the Gulf Stream, off Cape Hatteras, encoun
tered a severe gale from N. n. W., with very heavy
poa A seaman named Christopher Cade was founa
Eissipg supposed 10 have been washed overheard Oy
a sea. Arrived off the Hook on the 10th February,
a. a m making the passage in seven days one hour
Ss,a;nsd A hOurs waiting for pilot, blowing very
heavy Gale from N. W.-plOt boats at anchor under
Ne Hook.
Left in AspinwaT the U. S. steamer Roanoke, U. s.
sseamer ST. Louis and U. s. steamer Relief. The
Roanoke was 70 sail for Pensacola on the 9th February
The Joba L. stephens brings news OF the loss OF the
NOrthener. She struck on a sunken rock OFF Cape
Mendocino, about p. M, on the 4th January, and
was total loss having gone to pieces IN seven hours
Passengers lost l7i crew lost, 2l in all, 80 souls.
The passengers who left NeW-YOrk on the 10Th De-
eember 1852 in the Atlantic, connecting at Panama
with the Golden Gate, made the through trip in %
days end hour, being the shortest time ever made
from New-YoFk to San Francisco
The following lie the treasury List of the steamship
Atlautie:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-11

thie iron work. All the wooden part OF the huh hsd
hen ,vashed Ashore and was found srewn along me
beach for eighteen or twenty miles, 10 pieces ana pnes,
az If il had been cus up INTO nre-"OVu uossn91y'
was awfully bruised and cut, and showed ~ rs aP-
ntarance the terrible force Of the ocean SURF
np an pop,Es LAsHED TO THE PADDLE-wHEEIs
Bnt the most sorrowful spectacle was that 81 me
kodv of Mics Gregg, which, after her deaea, during
the horrors of that dreadful night, the Iorce OF the
surf rad not been able to wash away rom .no on
TO which she had been securely lasneo' Ano O.uo.
two bodies were gone-only the lashlngs remaining
The surf, at times ran clear over the body OF Ino
unfortunate Young woman, aud had washed away
every vettige Of apparel The head hung down WIN
the long hair floating over the face. Wnen Tue saIh
broke the body would swing out, and with the reco
fall back again sganst the IRON This was witnessed
from the beach--there being no means OF removing
the eorpse until the tide fell when line was iormed
by men joining hands and thus extending themselves
out into the SURF The water wss not then more snsn
four feet deep-a large sandbar having formed mslqS
of where the wreck had been. The last one climbed
up upon the wheel and cut the corpse down, wnea u
wss taken ashore and placed with the rest.
The statement that Mr. French bad returned TO save
this young ady in particular is erroneous. he went
back 70 the ship, as Be said for all board Nor can
his desh be attributed 10 her refusal TO 90 IN the oo
"a under any circumstances boat could not have
lived alongside 10 the eddy.
THE BODIES ON THE BEACH.
In the morning fourteen bodies were found on the
beach, Some of them bore marks of bruises about the
head and face received Doubtless from the pieces Of
the wreck floating in the surf These were al buried
behind small hillock, few hundred yards from the
beach The day left the place heard that two more
bodies had been found by the Indians several miles up
the coast, but was unable 70 get there.
Two Of us ent along the beach far az Eel RIVER
and hunted faithfully for any bodies up to the day Of
my departure for Humboldt, but, although we foand
nnumerable fragments of the wreck, not body could
be discovered It is probable that the bodies OF Mr..
French, Mr.. Caldwell, and Mr.. Nation, were carried
out to sea by the undertowi they may prove 70 DO
among the two above mentioned.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-23
ut is better 10 Save than TO Dcs.
truv.'


His'c'y tells us ofs ccnqusrr who died
RON res'isnce csos,'d by the dead bodies
q, the vanquished. As ,et.cfr ngainst
sneh hbel on humanity. We viii point t.
phitsn'roPii.t whose sole uim It is 10 over
rome disease, and rob the grave uf victims
The man TO whom we refer is . lo,rigper,
an Englisbman, but can nowhere be look Ell
upon as an alien, tor he knows no disunc.
ton Of creed in his efforts to rescue his i.l.
''~.cresiures from the grasp of death. O lr
repders will resdiy surmise that we refer
to Thomss Holloway, name well known
10 THIS country ind wherever the English
Language Is spoken. The popularity which
his marellHs remedies have attained in all
parts OF Europe and America, is without O
parallel IN the annals Of medicine. Here,
IN the United States, they are recogdizpd
% Indispensable household cu,a.iyes. All
classes resort TO HolIoway's Pills in those
diseases o' the stomach. liver, and excretiye
ofganb so prevalent in this climate, and no
preparation is go extensively used as a
dressing jor wounds, bruises, ulcers, Ieprosy
cancers, tumors, and other external injuries
and diseases. as HolIowsys Ointment.
III worldwide reputation, found ID on the
successful issues Of twenty years warfare @
with disease, is any compensation for the la
cor' of the physician, Holloway has an.
ques'ionably achieved il. The ps,ronr ge
ot nonarchs, the gratitude OF the million
the honors OF science, the eulopies of the
press oil are his. Tf he proposed the pow
er OF the prince in the fairy tale, Of ,ravers.
ing the earth invisible, there are few nor.
tons OF II where he would find himself =
stranger. He would meet with his RENE.
dies among the aborignes of America. III,
luxurious races Of Asia, the blacks Of Afri.
ca. Not only are they standard medicca
ments OF civilization in its old domains. bu
they seem TO be the companions of It's murcI
toward every point of the compass. II Il
no easy matter for any product OF Europ,
70 penetrate into the interior os China: We,
hollowsy's Pills and Ointment are there
way more, they arc actually advertis d i,
the heart OF that OF that exclusive empire
10 deny deny the intrinsic value of article
mat have been recognized as specifics 10
innumerable disorders Sin all parts of IN
globe, would be ridiculous. A commupit
NAV bc deluded, but the whole world can
not be deceived for twenty years in a mat
ter Of such vast amount 10 every human be
ing. ns the preservation Of health and life
Chicago Journal
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-23
Guardians Sale by Order of Court.

TN PURsU ANCE Of an order of tho Probate
l. Court o Belmont county, Ohio, made on the
3lst day Of July, 1850, m tho case oisft sbcecs
Anshuiz, guardian OF Henry Anshutz, ct al,
sgninst her wards, the undersigned will on tho lei
dny Of September, 1860, at 10 o'ciack, A M, upon
the premises In the county and Sta 10 aforesaid
and herea tier described, offer at public sale the
following described real estate, situated In Bel.
mon, county, Ohio, to wit the one undivided third
part OF tho following described premises [subiecl
10 the dover interes, Of Rebecca Anshu,z : l.
Beginning on the top O. the river bank, near
David Smiths hnc, thence north e7> west $50
ieet Surface monsurel up The river hill with tho
said Smiths line TO q sthke on a bench, thence
along snid bench souih,east course TO Samuel
Ambers line thence east with his line 4e6 feet
(surface menure) to the top OF tho river bark;--
thence up the river 4S poles to the place of begin
ming. containing ten acros. be the same more or
less. ALSO-Tho equal undivided third part Of
the exclusive right, privilege, power Il authority
forever OF mining OF digging for the stone coal
minefali Of Whatsoever description, stone of rock
lying and being under the suriacosu of a certain
tract Of land oil which the above described ten
acres are part; containing ia acres, 10 poles,
more or less; lying west and In the rear OF the
above described ten aeres, which trnct Is mora
fully described In the decd from VIM. Amber and
vile 10 Z. 7. Anshuiz, dated May eth, le47. e
Terms OF sale cash. Appraise u, live handred
dollars tso0,00l REBECCA ANSHUTZ, y
Guardian OF Henry Anshutz, ct al.
August 2, 1860, 4w IN a.faa5. -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-23
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

CEALED proposals will be received OF the Audi
y tors Office. st. Clairsvlle, until the 2d day
of August 1860, for building sbuimen,s for d
bridge over silwstsr efeek where Tie fond lead.
lag from Chamtesia ~ MN to. Morrietownl and
Flushing crosses ~ ~ Icfeek on Ind lands Of A M
GlwT Said abu'ifents 70 Be built of good rock
work mas nry' hendetsan stretchers, laid In good
lime mortar, Of The following gdimensions; ~ &
Not lsss than lonor more man 10 feet high, 10 be
dctermined by ,hel person .tppoinied to sopcrin-
tend the building tereof; ~ jeot long NJ tue base
ans ten (lo) etloha al The tb,, feel ,hcksi the
base aud feet thiek at The top. the work 10 be
done and cbmplctcd IN \ good md wrfkmahlike
mnnner,e contractor furnishing al the materials.
Proposals will also be received at the same time
and place tnr the, erection. OF abutments for q
bridge over Wheeling creek. where the road
leading from Morrstown to Unioniown crosses
snid crock on the lnn6s Of Alexander Harrow. as
fcllfwt: From to " 1 G. high 10 be determ ined
by The persdn appointed 10 tuperintend said work
the width, thickness kind oiiwork, ma,eria Is. &c
SINE o. aboye-ihe contracting party to give bond
Tor the,faitliinl lprtorm nee Of contract | ~
l'y order OF county commissioners.
juyl2 e. L. POORMAN, Auditor
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-23
SHERIFF'S SALE.

/. SHEILIFF' 5 SALE. n
Stewart g. Keeline VS.. David Allen, ct al.
RY Virtue Of a mandate to me directed from the
- Court of Common Pleas Of Belmont county,
Ohio, will sell on
Tuesday, August %, 1860,
betw cen the hours of 10 A. NJ md 4 r. NJ. o + said
dny at the front door OF the Court House, in the
town of ST. ClarsviIle, in said county the follow.
Ing lands and enemeDts. 10 wit: Being lot known
and numbered in the plat OF the town OF Kirkwood
as number Ill. Terms cash
Appraised at $3.50. p: LOCHARY.
Sheriff of Belmont county Ohio.
She:iffs Office, st. Clarsvile July Goth 1860.
printers fees $50
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-23
SHERIFFS SALE.

Samuel Russell VS. John l.. Russell & wife.
pY VIRTUE OF mandate to me directed from
- the court OF common pleas OF Belmont county,
Ohio. will offer for sale at the front door oil the
court house in said county, on
Tuesday, August 18th, 1860.
between the hours of ten O'Clock, A. ~. and four
o'clock p NJ, OF said day, the following described
Real Estate TO wit:
Lying and being in Puliney township, Belmont
county, Ohio, beginning for the same ut u stnke
% feet from the centre of tho Central Ohio Rail.
road track md 30 fee, from the wus side OF N oble
street and on n line with the centre of Seventh
street us designated In the town plat known as
the first Rodiier addition TO the city OF ellnire-
thence north l7o 30 min. east (mngneiic coursei
md parable with the Railroad track 223 clio feet
70 stake on the south side o land owned by r
Horn, thence south S9o 3S min. east (magnelic
courseI bounding on snid Horns south line 10 the
west bounds OF the Clevel land Il Pittsburgh Rail.
road; thence souiherly bounding on saiG west
boundary OF Raii Dad To point on line with
centre OF Seventh street; thence westerly bound Ing
IN the centre OF snid Seventh street to the place oi
beginning-containing about 49, 90 acres, less
the following described tract released from sad
mortgage. as shown by the release recorded In the
records IN the Recorders Office oi said county, and
described rs follows; eginning for the same GO
ieet rom the northwest corner of block No 10
UOl In the city OF Benire on linerunning north
l7o 30 mia (magnelc conrse) and on The north
side of Seventh street in snid city; thence win
said line north 3i2! feet to tho south boundary
line OF /. A. Horns land thence ives, with said
Horns line SO 1912 feet TO the north side of said
Seventh street so feet to tho place OF beginning
containing 3'5 OF an acre, more or less.
Said first Subscribed tract being the same convey.
ed to said John l.. Russell by John Kelly and
others, oss portion conveyed to tho Cleveland
& Pittsburgh Railroad company, which is not in.
clnded in The above description of said fret tract.
Appraised al $1,000. Terms OF sale cash.
P IOCIIARX Snenial Msaipr
Sherh's Office, st. Cnirsvlle, July i2. 1860.
Dfintpr,S fees