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John p Page and others vs.. Robert Page and others
n pursuance of decree of The County Court o. Dagilon
County rendered IN The Shove calse q ne Apr tarn
TiI r5r ale AZ residence Of Nathaniel Rogers uheh
i ar he residence OF W D. Davis, nd between he Lebanon
turnpike and the river on IhuFsdav5 the 17tn oaI
~ Wnv next the following negroes to-FE
Rehec about 90 years 0f ages and an infant about one year
Of age Ann, years Of e ard Amanda about our
years of age.
TERMs-Ons 6fth will he required in cash ami ior ne
.--,6s1s1srt p. h. CnEATHhM,
An-il H. $780, Il1fA-
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Mas6biIIs @nian ano Anetifan.
Bates Of Aavertlsing-

TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
IN TIE DAILY.
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VND1Ne to confne ourselves hereser exclusively % "a;
ale Of Liquors We offer az cost l.ts , Z - No. bc
v-s1t bargains. bad better call soon. ,,, =. s,rrru
Nos 10 and 19 EarEet street.
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DIVIDEND.

DIVIDEND or THREE on the Capita s's
a Ns,yille and Chattanooga Railroad Company was
~ hs Directors out Of the profits the last az ronts
bic on and after 5thiast at the Office Of me tsi'
Nashville. '" A. OA1- 'r...s,,rer
m =
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1T srroposed TIE Ten Brock Course the st
DAY 81 regular meeting in January, lo2s sWeepstake
1h cells ies, dropped IN 1885, mile heats; $50 sub
scrpons S20 loriet $50 decaraon 4 made on the st Gay
q Nay Isi with sou piece Of plate added By the sayannah
Club provided two START The second horse to sye n
stse-hfieen subscribers to an the Eazeto name ana
close on die drst day 3 May, 1885, Subscription and de- so
made 10 s Secretary Of the EavaEnah jockey Ciuo' saa
the Stake be run BY the rules Of the Club.
Security for tbs forfeit required when the uon l'
s. YATEs LEVY, Secretary.
e,brs zt--.-an Savannah, Ga.
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list OPENED
COAL COALgI COAL!!
LANES w. QUEEN q CO..

a24 Chestnut street, PhiladelPhi"' Feh"'
wEANUy.CTURERs and importers Of told, i slNer any
N Sl frame specacles surveyors c9lnpassSs eRs.ees -
,ft I, md 5rRftipg Instruments pmlosopmca appaIa
tus for schools and colleges imioroseoI
spy glasses, &c, &C. -. -. t, mail free on ar
priced and lliustfateu Se''lNr~ - uarS-d3m
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rrNE pInNnS. EVERGEENN. ETC.. ETC

PINE PLANTS, EVERGEENS, ETC, EIC'
TWyEE numerous friends Of Mr. WILLIAM HEAVIER, OF the
"ResdiDg Road Nursery Ohio, will be pleased 70 learn
that he is his way this city, with ccOce collection from ms
extensive Horticultural Garden
Mr. r. guarantees all made by him, and those who know
him buy with full confidence he opens the front auton
OF BENZ F. Shields No q College street, where the ladies
and having taste for flowers particularly invited to
all.
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N ID w BOOKS
JUST RECEIVED BT
F. II a q "A N,
NO.4I COLLEGE STREET.

TIE HISTORR OF HERODOTUS, by Geo. Rawlin
sen, MA, with Maps and illustrated. vols.
MARTN's MECHANICS, BY Chas. Bennett;
HISTORY OF PENDENEIS, By Thackeray;
VOYAGE DOWN THE ANOOR. By Collins;
LIFE BEFORE HIN;
AGAINST WIND AND TIDE, by Holme Lea, author Of sy
Holt5 Daughter, Katie Brania
BIBLICAL REASON WHY. guide to Scripture Readings,
ulustutsi;
PASSING THOUGHTS IN RELIGION. ssFsll;
NIGHT LESsONs FROM SCRIPTURE. seEell;
FRIARsWooD POST OFFICE, by TIE author Of The Heir Of
Redclf. r. HAGAN,
sprll-d6EH College street.
New Public eatiOms.
A New Book, By the author Of Wide, wide World and
Dollars and Cents, SAY AND SEAL.
WOOing nnd Warning in the Wilderness a
Story Of "osnstucy, tale designed illustrate DO
nestle life of the early settlers Of Kentucky BY chas De
Kirk de DeKayl Of Louisville.
The Marble Eaun; or Romance Of Monte Bsni, a new
book by Nathaniel HaRthorns. 2 vols.
Letters from Switzerland, By samuel IrsnsuS
Prime.
The Way it all Ended.
CathRra Clydes Novel, BY Ineonua.
Home Pastimess Tablsaux Vivania.
walter AshVVOOds Love story, BY Paul sogOoth
new edition Of Reeds Poems, enlarged, 2 vols
Just received and for sale by T. UAGAN,
sprl9-H No a College street.
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sKYANNAHIocKEY I'D.

pTg0GR aHEIEs
FRsv resssvCoH Stakes, for three yea olds, mile
ieafs1s s- nj fftv 1850 doars enrence-hfty 35O
saiiars ff = eh the Club viii add one hundred lSlei
n fha ~ &. rnn II = To Close lst Mays 10y
Sworn D.rWeanesiayCoit Stake, fr two yea. odsi nile
heats-tvo hundred $500 dollars entiae- t'l aoats
forlsit. IL 77Toclose lEi Mays leov. 1900, I, a.,
ssr rYJoctsy Club Pure tfe hundred lss09 delaEs-
TIS B1TThursday Club Purse fEehundrea( (s5og
7aIIars-7 nils heats -.
ziieheais-3 N s. a.,
ForFfI EridayColt Stake for ar olds mile heats
l-is7 fr90A dollars hundred lalOO) dol
Irs frf 10 which the Club win add three hundred se dol
Isrs. n he race is I5lo close ist Aays ietu'
Eir DfIandcap race, mile heatspurse four hundred
f910g1 dollars. Second horse 10 fsYe ms entrance
F DtTsaiuFdsyeos Stake mile heats-free for all
sos hundred (s2l01 dollars entrance, play pay;
uh ne Cut win add twelve hundred lel0l dollars two
ormors start The second horse 70 save hs entrance kive or
71ore IA he stake TO close the lst Nay, 1850.
Eairies 10 be made 70
YATES LEVY, secy apd Troas'r.
rar-rf
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Tnsur0nee Notice.

TTyE Annual AesDg Of The stoekhoasrs o. the Sasgls
oerea Insursuoe Company vii Be held Al their once
- snav ne IA day of Msy next 70 elect eleven Directors
10 serve for the ensuing twelve months -. - -,,,,
,--h.;rts i--u On 1850 Secretary.
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go REWARD

UoR the apprehension and delivery Of SAMUEL HOosER
Who under charge Of outasousy vig pEoAen open the
10 commit murder has made bis escape and is running at large
The above reward will therefore be paid 70 any one ho W Ge
liver the said Hooser the Sheriff Of Wilson county 50 at ne
may be brought 70 justice. - ,--,--
% years Of age about hye iet zen inches
wound from gun shot the rightarn below ne elbow
liz r. Glsdesville.
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Wnnf fn Hire.

OR the balSace Of heyeAr Servant 20 do the cooking
washing for small family. Apply to this 0ioe.s
apr24 B&P
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APRIL sd, 1860.
HARPER FOR May.
HARPER FOR AY.
HARPER FOR MAY.
Cooley FOR NAY
Cooley FOR MAY.
GODEY FOB MAY.
PETERSON FOR MAY.
FRANK LESLIE ILLUSTRATED FOR 2sth,
NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS e" .
NEW YORK WEEKLY FOR MAY 80.
JUST RECEITED BT
JOHNSON & TREANOR,
sprg4 No. @ Union Street.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
- AE
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad.
TIME TABLE
COMMENCING SUNDAY APRIL 90, 1850.
Going south.
Leave Nashville As A N. arrive at Columbia 7:u5 ~
Leave Nashville PISS P n, arrive At Columbia 535 u.
Going North
Leave Columbia 7:20 NJ arrive at Nashville 10 A N.
Leave Columbia Las n, arrive at Nashville P 81.
TUVE Morning Train going South connects with Memphis and
Charleston Railroad az Decatur.
The Evening Train going South CONNECTS at Columbia win
Train 70 Mount Pleasant
Ths Evening going North makes close connection -t
Nashville with Louisville and Nashville Railroad from and aftsr
Monday, Nay h, Louisville and al Eastern cities But one
train Sunday. ON. PEhklNst
mayI-lm sPs&N Superintendent
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DAzmlz, Ky, March,, 1850.

DAsguLE, Ky, March 2, iado-
MEssas. Y. B. DoDBs & Co., CuSCuo1ATE
DzAR sIRsTEs safe purchaSei Of yoa in September last
has stood the great which occurred in our town On me go
February sElsndd had large amount Of notes. rsap
&c in it. before the building burned took the papers cut but pms
in some sheets Of paper and upon opening it since the bHg
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,uryrrz 1ott draught passenEer steamer EDMONlA, 80 -
F,-v Mater, will regularly throughout slsss
~ sor a. above touchRg at all prints that miy So
,ue - btes Of dl augh together with her superio
b and passenger facilities must render her deser'eay poPu
lar. Eor irsisA' VI P-s P H. MITCHELL, Agent
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSE
ID. A. TibbS, Proprietor.

rTs F1ota1is spacious brick Building Just completed
has incurred heavy expense in fitting up
5dfurshing ROOMS, make them neat and comfortable
NJ now open for the reception Of bOardes visitors and
and the proprietor afford ample accommodations
M $50 persons An omnibus with good ana safe team viii e
% The proprietor Intends to try to make it hrstcass
dotel, su" N0P'' DANIEL A. TIBBS, Proprietor
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EypRFSS FRFIGHT.

TVJHR Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company 5n
nertion with the Roads below, running A1 a.
FREIGHT u from Charleston and Savannah % NashFllle
slower spee but with the certainty their passs
u9,ss, iaa5s n ~ 0'''y ~ EsTP E. W. COLE, suPt
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mcLEAN Il OLIVIE
O0NlZSHOE AVID FORWARDING AERCHANzS
40 Common street, New Orleans

~, 4 CuyErSeHAM, Nashville, Tennessee.
AOh1 nSSraRE President Citizens Bank, New Orleans.
II D ,TupoNR, Csoal and Banking Co. N o.
II H1 a n pTSS Union Bank, New Orleans.
p ~ MoNTaoMERY, Esq Sc Exchange Place, New York
4v,ToS 4 DENcBIA, philadelphia. mar29- dom
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-04


to give infoLmation thereof to the proper
officers, so that the offenders may be
brought te.justice.
Your memoriaHsts respectfully pray
that it May please your honorable body
to pass such an ordinance in the prem
ises as in your. wisdom you may deem
calculated to put an end to the grew
ances. complained of in the memorial.
And. they will ever pray, etc., etc.
~. (Signed,) p. T. Arnoult, c..
Rover, j. F. LeBreton, c. Roselius,
J. W. LaVilbeuvre, w. F. Mason.
T. Soniat, P: Sauve, j. b. 6. Arnoult,
A. n. Ogden and others.
On motion, of Mr.. Peret, duly sec,
onded the above petition was referred
to.the Judiciary Committee !; where
upon the President appointed Mr.. l.. Z.
Perret to act with said Committee in
the matter.
On.motion of Mr.. Preston, the Jury
adjourned to meet again on Monday, the
9th day Of July, 1860, at II o'clock A. NJ
"a CHARLES esHG E. ROVER, sec'y.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-04

Wilson G.. Hunt 81 Co.
New York.
Ross, Falconer & Co.
New York.
Mellus, Courier d Sher-
wood, New York.
Cook, Dowd, Baker &
Co. New York
FurInan Davis g. Co. n.
York.
A. +. Bruce & Co. New
York.
A. II. Gale 81 Co. New
York.
McPheeters Ghcsellp,
Norfolk, Va.
Odom 81 Clements, Nor
folk, Va.
Hon. John Baxter, KnoY;
vile, Tenn.
Rev. w. c.. BroWnlOw
Knoxville; Tenn.
I3on. Thos. l.. Jones
Newport, Ky.
Brown & Mcmillan, Wasf
ington, Texas.
w. Sd. Richardson, Gal
weston, Texas.
d. Ayres, Esq, Calves
ton, Texas.
d, r. Nc Anally, D. ID
st. Louis, Mo.
w. i. Crooks, Els
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-04
REFERENCES.

r.. S. Foster, d. ID. Ev-
auston, Ill.
u. NJ. Jordan 6 Co. Chi
cago, Ill.
Is. Il Erwin, Esq. Wash
ington, ID. @.
ID. ID. T. Moore, Esq,
Rochester, N. Y.
wv. NJ. Wightman, ID. D.
Spartinsburg, S. G.
Rev. G. G. Gillespie, N
7 Orleans, La.
John w. Stoy, Esquire
4 Charleston, S. c.
Hon. Il. +. Perrya Green
vile, s. G.
Hon. w. A. Graham
Hilisboro', n. G.
Hon, Chas, Manly, Ra
! JSigh, y. c,
llHon. j. w. Hlis, Ra
II leigh. \. G.
Hon. Il. Swain. Chap
| ell Hill, N, G.
I Chas. r. Deems, ID. d
Wilson, N. G.
lie. u. Mendenhall, Gr'ns
II boro, n. G.
-IIDr. ]. Il. FAINT, Macor
n Miss.
! IMyatts g Toler, Marion
II Ala.
g., Philadelphia, Pa.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-04
JAMES M. EDNEY.
GENERAL

Purchasing ana Commission Nsrshanf,
AND DEALER IN 49,
Pianos, Melodeons. Pumps, Safes, Sewing
Machines, &c.
PURIFIER of Cherokee Physician "ghr3noiogy
No. Southern Bishops,"" Hickory Nut FAILS. &c.
lat Chambers-street New York.
Bugs euery kind Of Merchandise
Directly from Jobbers, Importers, Manufacturers
time) on the best possible terms.
Commission for Buying Forwarding, ga per cent
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-04
Star Hook and Ladder Company

vI'HE regular monthly meeting of STAR HOOK
l. AND LADDER COMPANY n
No ONE, of the City OF Carroll ~-r17xZZZL
ton, takes place on the FIRST SAT M.a
uRpAY of avery month, at the 49,,
Truck House, on Madison street between lamp
son and First streets. . -. ..
as foIIows. From the first monday In October TO
the last in March, at o'clock p. M; and from the
first meeting in April to the last In Septempf' "'
half past o'clock p. NJ ~, .r%,ra
The animal meeting takes place on the 'hf'o
Saturday of December
Pre- sident--E Commagere Foreman g. HERE,
V. President-P. Souliar, lstAsst-M R Rn.
Seyretary--J. J. Herrle I'd Ass Sd. E*np psn
J'reae rer-Max I,ntinger Stewards. d. Reis.
80 Punctuai attendance of all the members arc
particularly requested.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-04

BETWEEN CuSToMHOUsE AND BIhNVIILs bff'hITn'
q NEW. ORLEANS,
rERERy announces to his friends and the public
that he mas opened an office at the above Pms 9
and is now prepared TO do general REAL Est G y
aGEStY RJJSiN ESS, Buying and Selling on Com
mission, Renting and Collecting Rents ana paying
Hisextensive knowledge of the location OF al the
desirable property Carrollton, will enabis him 70
otye anv and ,aii information concerning property
located therein that may be desired. All business
entrusted to him will be promptly and carefully at
tended to. p.... .,,,,, an
hand and for sale on the most liberal terms;
in or near Cnrrofton win please give him can.
et,y- once hnurs from A. NJ. to p M, In the CITY
and from toB +, M, at his Residence In Carroitoh
NAV 9Th, 1884 -
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SHER,MEpS SALES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-PA RIsII OF JEFFERSON
Third judicial District Court
Felbne Paquet +. w. c. ,e,,

STATE OF LOUISIANA--PAtJsIo OF JEFFERSON
Third judicial District Court.
Felbnie Paquet +. w. c. 90.
Ernile Lalonie +. m c. 80. ,
DY virtue of an order of seizure and sale TO me
ID directed by the Honorable the Third Juaisiai
District Court of Louisiana, in the aboye entltea
suit / win ofTer Tor sae public ::stseI, sf me
door of the Court House, on Canal Avenue pc
tween Hampson and Second streets, in the CITY
of Carrollton on MONDAY, the 10th day OF July,
1860, at the hour Of IL O'Clock a. M, the follow
ing described property, to wit:
THE ONE UNDIVIDED HALE. OF certain
Square of Ground with all the improvements
thereon situate in the town of Harlem in the Far
ish of Jefferson State of Louisiana, and designat-
ed by the number 12l,son a plan drawn py l..
Brncier, Surveyor General, dated 18th january
1887 and deposited in the Office Of E. Barnett, NO
tary public IN New ORLEANS Said square NO. III
contains o6 lots and measures 24Q feet 'front.' on
Coster Canal $50 feet front on Robertson street,
the same front Claiborne street, aud S4o ieet
on the line dividing it from other property.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms Of sale-This being the sse0nd ana last
CRYING the above described property will be adJu-
dicated to the highest and last bidder, the pur-
chaser to pay in cash the sum of one hundred dol
lars being about the amount of all costs and taxes
and for the balance giving his bond payable twelve
months after day of sale, with good and solvent
security, bearing interest from date at the rate
OF eight per cent per annum, and sScured by MORT
gage Oh Tue GUY DREUx, Sheriff
| ie3o.ts of the Parish ~ Je ferson. !.
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70 FICIAL.l
caaRDLbT0N COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
REGULAR MEETING.

4, "WEDNESDAY, June q, 1860.
PRESENT - Hon. A. S. Fer.h Mayor
Messrs F. Fischer, Davenport u. brooSes'
e. Engleman and G. Herrle
ApsEsE-Messrs. j. r. Hutchson, VIM.
MsyoandF f. Schuer.
The minutes of May 80 and June l3'
were read and approved. -
The Treasures Report for two weeks
, ending this day was read showing q bal
ance Of S2,435 rs cash on hand.
A report was read from the mayor
stating that he had accepted the title
from Mrs. Maddox for hand to open
Plum and Mary streets through Square
Sc; that he had signed warrant TO .:
D. Hamper for $43S as the amount OF
his first bill of costs in tax suits; that
he rs aboutto contract with Mr.. Decuere
for the delivery of ten thousand barrels
Of small s..lells and that he had purchased
wheelbarrows and the work OF making
the new levee is progressing.
On motion, the report was received
and the action of the Mayor approved.
A report was read and received from
the Attorney on sundry matters.
Communications acre read:
1st-From J. NJ. Magee asking
reduction of his tax bill of 1853. On
motion it was referred to the Finance
Committee.
2nd-From Elisha Bell on the sub
I isct of taxation. On motion 1t was
I referred to the Finance Committee.
3rd-From Joseph B4rrows IN rela
/ ton TO his securityship on the Bond OF
Attorney Upton. On motion 1t was
received.
NE. Davenport offered San Ordinance
!. TO provide for Recording Privileges
and to regulate tax suits" 1t was reao
and ON motion of Mr.. Brookes laid over
until next meeting.
A bill of Constable Kerner to amount
of sos for costs in tax suits was reae
by title and referred to Finance Com
mittee. ~,
Sundry bills were read. The rule
were suspended and the Mayor author
izod to draw warrants for the following
persons and amounts. ~
NO. & G. r. +. Co., freight bill 81 U
r. Matte, cart Nos --------->
q. G.. Porter, Not. fees. ------ IL U
W. H.&J. M. Young 478 barrels
=. brickbats- 1885, 20
I. On motion of Mr.. Engleman bill {
Recorder Commagere for $21 for re
cording judgments which had been r.
farrad to Finance Committee was take
nm. and, on motion of Mr.. Fischer tt
rules were suspended and the bill Oh
dered paid on the warrant of the Mayo
On motion of Mr.. Brookes seconde
nv Mr.. Engleman, the Mayor Wa
authorized to contract with MIR. Fer
for brickbats sufficient to construct tt
foundation for the Shellroad in Can
Avenue.
On motion the Council adjourn
until Wednesday the 18th of July l66
at 5 O'Clock P. NJ.
true copy.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA--PARIsHo OF JEFFERSON
Third Justice Court, City OF Carrolton.
Town of Carrollton, ~
fNo. Aoo
Succession of VIM. Jones.
Sane Sans No. $50
Same o-
sa~. NO. loo


DY virtue of three writs Of feri faciits to me d.
ID rected by the Honorable John d. Hamper,
Third Justice of the Peace, III and for the Parisn
of jefferson in the two above entitled suits, VIII
proceed sell at public auction at the door OF the
Court House, on Canal Avenue between Hampson
and Second streets in the city of Carrollton, on
SATURDAY, the 7th day of July, lS6o, at IL
o'clock, A. M, the following described properly
to-wit: -. aa,,y,> -. Ill
the improvements thereon, situate in the CITY OF
Carrolton in this parish and designated by the
number Nine, in Square Twelve b. on plan o,
subdivision by VIM Ii. Williams. surveyor date q
23d December 1853, and deposited in the Once OF
| O. G. Porter notary public Said Square is bound,
| ed BY Leonidas, Third and Jefferson streets ana
on a portion of the fourth side by Burthe street.
and said lot in accordance with the hiore'
! said plan 80 feet front on Leonidas street by
depth of lO9 feet at right angles and between par
| allel lines. -. .
The i'm provements on said property consist OF
| frame dwelling house, Kitchen cis'efh' e'c'
| Seized in the above entitled suit,
| Terms OF sale-CASH ON THE SPOT.
| GUY DREUX, Sheriff
;ae % OF the Parish of Jefferson
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STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARt or JEFFERSON
Third Judicial District Costrfscf :oqsssanG l
Suggestion Of Eliza LeBldNs, tSeceqseas
DY virtue Of an order of sale fo me dire cssa py
of I,ouisiana. in the above entitled matter, VAL
offer for sale ut public auction Attic CITY AGsas
on Common street betsyeen Camp ma Magazlns
the 3lst dayof July 1860, st honfsof Y g c3se
M the following described properly to wae
CELESTE-a negrsss siaves xcS ~ :. -ss,4 &ss
child Mary aged two years. 10 sssS hi
A Lot Of Household Furniture *xytss MI
Sold for account of said succeesionSS "A zaSS&
Terms of sale-Eor the FurnitufeS casa: s12f As ~
slave one. half cash. the balance o. - :
and twelve months for notes
secured by mortgage on the slave solo ana Dearlng
interest at the rate of six perscentum per annam
from date to maturity. and thereafter ct the rate
of EIGHT per centuna per annaIn until paid.
GUY DREUX. Sheriff
ie3o-ts of the Parish of Jefferson
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-12-15

cts who tell us that tnis second from lS40
viii witness he final Of the American
Union as nov constituted
When we look at the changes since
1910. We are E'oi with wonder as TO whit
viii be the condition Of the world and Of
this country in 1850, another period of
two decades The men to-day, who are
row acting thnir parts Ton the busy
etare Of public HE, viii have vanished as
completely as those of 1910 have now.
What an effect IT would have on the ac-
tions Of many. il not al Of our people,
ccn'l h. great scroll OF future history be
roIoo-cd ~ .hr har9 Of 0mluPo'ence, and
IL mighty eyents---ils tale OF individual
short-sightcdnesa. OF party madness and
national crnyrIsions---hee exposed to view
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-12-15
BUSINESS CARDS.

VTIE UNDERSIGNED, Parish Surveyor will
J. attend to the location Of Land Warrants and
the selection and cuiry of lands at Chc several Land
Offices of til. STATE. lie may be sound a: R"srn-
thsl's store. I.anoth'c Bridge, or a note through
the Alezandria post-ofice will meet with promp'
attention JNO +. NIG.LOWNY,
aug l2-=f Parish Surveyor.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-12-15

n JAPANESE BEAUTY DESCRIBED
Capt. Sherard Osborn, in the London Once
a Week, thus describes Japanese beau
ty:
A face of classical beauty, according TO
Japanese notions, combined with great
modesty of expression, black hair, turned
up and ornamehted with long gold pins
and scarlet Grape flowers, an outer robe of
the most costly silk, embroidered in gold,
and confined at the waist by a scarf upon
which the highest female art had been ex-
pended i'll ornament, and tied in large
bow behind, the ends flowing over long
train formed by seven or eight silk petit
coats, each longer and richer than the
other. A sailor may pry no further into
the mysteries Of female finery. She must
be accomplished in music, embroidery,
singing, and, above all, in skilfully i'm.
promising verses for the dclcctation of her
future lord. Duty, a bundle of keys, week
~ accounts and good housewifery, are all
very well. They are expcctcd---the ia
panese gentleman requires all that but
he wishes, nay insists upon the marriage
yoke being entwined with roses, and pad
ded withthe softest silk---it must not chafe;
il it does, off he goes to mis- club, or what
is nearl y as bad, his tea-housc. The law
allows him to do 80, and is he not lord of
the landl The consequence is that ia
panose ladies are very accomplished, very
beautiful, and bear high characters in all
that constitutes charming women; and
their admirers. touched with their many
attractions, declare i'll Eastern metaphor.
that tor such love as theirs, the world were
indeed well lost.