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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-15
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-15

For the Congregational Districts.
First District-A. G. WATKINS of Jefferson.
second AZ JAMES D. THOMAS. of Claiborne.
Third +" d. NJ. KEY, of Hamilton.
Fourth q THOMAS b. MURRAY, OF Warren.
Fifth VIM. B. BATE, of Sumner.
Sixth GEORGE CAN'T, of Maury.
Seventh n. n. COX, of Perry,
Eighth ' ROBT. W. HAYWOOD. Of Davidson
Ninth ]. d. C. ATKINS. of Henry.
Tenth II. S. BRADFORD, of Haywood.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-15

DOUGLAS IN JACKSON CoUNTY.-A friend writing
US from jackson county says DoUGLAs cannot get
more than twenty votes in this county. was a
strong DOUGLAS man and so were many others here;
now there are but two in this civil district that will
even talk about him. A gentleman from Putnam
county told me yesterday he did not think DOUGLAS
vould get a vote in that county, Mr.. GALBREATH
has disappointed them badly by refusing to accept
DositIon on their Electoral ticket"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-15

The Columbus (O.) Fact, which cOquetted with
tho RelIEyerett movement as long as there was any
chance that it would amount to anything IN TINS
State has come out decidedly for breckenridge ana
Lane. The supporters of that ticket have now
spirited and ably conducted central organ anu are
Consequently in good working order.-Cin Gazette
The Pittsburg (Pa) Gazette says "of all the FILL
MORE papers lin that State) there are but TWO "hich
now sappcrt BELL and EVERETT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-15
ELECTORAL TICKET.

For the State at Large.
LANDON C. HAYNES, of Washington.
w. C. WHITTH0RNE, of Marry.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-15

Te Constitution and the Equality Of the Saies These are
tenbols Of everlasting union ct these be the rans oes
Of the people. "-JoEE G. BREcKISRIDGE
"Instesd q breaking up Upon nterd to strengthen
and % lengthen lt.n-JoaN BsEcKINElDeE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-15
FINE GOGNAc,
OF CID viEs saavsllssabRahed Brands Amongst which
United vineyard ProprIet0rss Co. Coznae
Fine Oid sssazerac'' Cngnac.
'sVaIlantin'' Cognac.
OLD London Dock Coguae, sc

To which We would calthe particular attention Of conuesrs
and those WAC wan. pure article Of Bs1Iv fe 5iI mr.
Posss Our nrasda OF ChaslPaERe are very ebose "a
well known. - 0-o-01 -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-15

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22

Tue Ec liz GREAT CANTERBURY ECLIPSE
s a Si ss p
Can Re witnessed nightly for Is cents
CANTERBURY CONCERT HALL, sey BROADWAY.
And there alone it may be viewed In /" all ts glory"
AN ECLIPSE OF SUCH MAGNITUDE
As can never again occur
The crowds Of visiiers attracts,
And beyond a a. Ssfcs TR S2f RsSsr Thai does
CANTERBURY CONCERT HALL ECIpsEs
Every other evening entertainment
mis- rrs OF true melancholy the pale faced Noon .
the Dogday power OF hsr ser Lum"S' SINCE 'hose VINO
pI NEVER ss si srRicxES NOR moon STRUCK
"s,ar. struck and e,ssearsa,Iy made light a, heart
% sun 'Ss as ana never
changes but Keeps rs course truly"
CANTERBURY CONCERT HALL
,ras L,9Dss ., ! mss Ds.Iss.,. .u,...
.ads @ enable them = se- That coming ,,as' n their
TO- ihs The mas.es are moving upwsrd and require such en-
sSs 4 Be- IL con- ss 81
oH coscfRr hkii cI sss sR aS '''
rsSe. IL D" whsi ,.sS. .' and sSai iIss sve.
tn. s SSpss r.gn. r s, Eqts A. egTg.Esd with
'"i4Es mites through microscope ssped,
world Of nchings magnaed"
rsr CANTERBURY HALL EsrERrAIsNssrs
TTIE TAsTs ur Inv MAssts
than sny other I'd er,sed attractions " the pcesen, time
wha.eser may BE- sid N oppo., On :, tss
Dispute laeir choice when they the Judges Are'
Tie songs u,,s. and operate Performance,
The B Dias sssS Mn'irssy.
The Ethiopian spess: ., sni s .,Iis,s
he "a IA -
cASrsssTsY c0sGsR a.i" HALL csS BROADWAY.
oTg g.ai..id E' 3 : .Ts.'-
CHRIST NORRIS, Treasurer.
present cepturg engsged and vii appeal on MONDAY Au
TUE Most uYHEARp or COMBINATION or NOVEL.
s s s sae 1 sssay ' @ :. z ss
fog hs 9ser, o. S2,.g ne DS .nsy Sse
Living Sea on; VIVA. T. Aquara Ac viii fully crafty the
Minstrel and Buresque opers Troupe wIl delight all lovers
o. music and mirth
i EkHisITioS OF PAINrINGs
20 1900, Id% 1a.ser sse .'"'' '' open '''"
Il door from BToadvsyfi I'm .Sovps
Arr''' s ,ss S;,d y" ss TiTsT''F '''A'
Perform ''''' T#ssS S s$Sff every '"
In the Afternoon, and again In The evening" al
EIUHT O'CLOCK.
FfoHT O'CLOCK
No rsnemsn shord leave the city without waiting ~
fraaxNp Museum. t2T Grand street AMI seeiax the
NODEL ARTISTS
10 their besuilfui classic Living Pictures
Afnlsnon-Orches.rs seats 20 cens boxca Is ceas; ~
vac Boxes, 81 seats en The Stage -
CoLDsxrrHs ssxsvosoorIc MUSEUM, N AND -
NJ Broadway, corner Of Tweniy hrN freet-A spiendh
exhibition Of The world Of Mature and Of Al Admission
~ cenla open RON 70 O'Clock.
NyrRIos sALOON.-YHH UE9ANT AND FASHION
IN sbe oopcev. Rpom Up with saAGe and -
nery can be b. .ight or veeh Musss w. Abssaa
of ~ fse CHRISTI In ph adephA Tor perurw
sscs- d r~.pecissis chs,oAss A,p.y 70 n " ( Mss
r:bsDS 2~S1ea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22
MEDICAL.


A DDREssED TO MARRIED AND sIEoLr-DR; WAT
"A SON Debility &C. with anatomical plates and draw.
ng The best WORK for the reader
Y ~ the author II <se Broome street second block
Broadway where he be consulted affections
OF this class. from A. NJ to9f.M N.
fyuERoKEE REMEDY AN uNrATLfNG SPECIFIC FOR
~ tbs unforsunaie-Cure ordinary Affections 70 two dsys
ard ordinary short time II does not interfere With
dirt or affect breath Sold BY al Respectable druggists
everywbsre BARNES PARK, Wholesale aud retail
for New York, Is and isPsrk row
TYR r. CoRBxTr--orrICE ~ DUANE srREEr, MEN.
IL her Of New York University Medical College be
copsned usasl hh treatment Consultations coal
DENTAL
UTTAI TH or AMERICAN woNnS.-hbL LOCAL IN
III rerusres displacements and dificuses together vita
constitutional symptoms Diseases 81 radically
cured ny the orea enberg Compsnys Marshss Uterine
tashocan u 50 bottle FOR rs hve hotties seui by
express cnsres prepaid end Of ne from Nev
yrrh Address Joshua r. Bridge VI d, Resident Physcan
grwfenherr fnstfute. No. nonf stree, New YORK DR..
BRIDGE viii professional calls and receive psien,s
ressdenre the uredenber1 instvte Baifings,
No. Bond sreet. View fork.
DeovpesoR RssrxrI. in cHANBzss srazSr. cAS
II be corsntsd a. usaA. o. ~ e1>s hiss >t i'S
Ypa oncs. Hev fWA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22

MONDAY JULY Is
Cd AND EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK,
TON raslors great Comedy OF -
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN,
With nearly all the original cast.
MRS JOHN WOOD
As Florence,
Mr. JOSEPH JEFFERS0k
An Trenchard.
PRESENT TALENTED COMPANY
Mr.. sOTHERN
As Lord Dundreary,
Mr.. COULDOCK
"A Abel Murcott
MR.. PETERS
Al Blnney
MISS SARA STEVENS
As Mary Meredith.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY
NEw AND BEAUTIFUL ScENERY
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY
NEW AND BEAUTIfUL SCENERY
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY
HAYES.
HAYES.
During the Comedy
Mr.. THOMAS BAKER
Will perform his original
AMERICAN COUSIN POLKA
Doors open at ~; commence at precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

"A TO EOUTHERNERS,
DRINKERS OF CONGRESS WATER.
Much spurious mineral water is sold Congress Waer'
by unprnciped counterfeners who when hey
dare that name, call SaSatoga" water although
Saratoga" only the Of the town In which The spring
d situated.
To protect the public from such !mpositions we
have all our corks branded thus CONQRES6
Any having those words and letters the c. w.
corks counterfeit Band the purchaser should WATER.
prosecute the seller for swindling-
will receive prompt attention II addressed nj
Southern depot Of Congress Water 50 Cedar street Now
York city. CLARKE WHITE,
Proprfetors Congress Spring.
Lists dealers who procure Congress Water their sss
direct house. kept ONCE for distribution
those who desire purchase genuine Congress Water In their
neghborhood. cav.
DEARSEs UP TOWN SHIRT sTORE.-SUPERIOR
Yoke Shirts, L. Y. ST. and Collars made order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22
AMUsKM MEATS,

AMUsEMEHTa,
AURA KEEEES THEATRE
la Lease and Manager MI Joseph JEFFERSON
nusoai Decsor Tbos Baker Scenic ...J. y Hayes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22

THE GREAT EASTERN.
CLOSE OF THE EXHIBITION
Il Is hereby notified that the
EXHIBITION OF THE GREAT EASTERN
VIII be closed In New York
SATURDAY, July %, at O'Clock, =. NJ,
p which the admission will be continued the rate OF
20 CENTS. CHILDREN UNDER IL HALF PRICE.
DODwORTHs CELEBRATkD BAND
viii perform every day during the week between the hours
Of and r. n.
BY order
j. n. YATES Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22


ANEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY.
IN FARE TO ALBANY, 81
On Monday, June IS $50, trains win leave Twen
a. Al, IN IRE station, New York, as follows
For winamshridge and all stations tO II and 10 r
n. For White Plains and All way s.stien: and rs ~
Plains ard all stations. ID r. NJ from Wnme
street depot For fala Sis A. NJ. stopping At WI
smsbridr- and stations above. For Dover Plains M
coming white Plains aud stations above This train runs
70 Mer,oo Saturday evening For Albany lob A. M en-.
press mail train stopping at White Plains Bedford crosoa
Re,urnins-wll leave wrsmsbridgs, stopping Al al wsy
satiors 90 A. ~ r. NJ White Plains, stopping -
and A. NJ, ana AIS and r. n nj all way ssuons Deyr
Pisns A. NJ stopping At all staons north Of rordha 1hh
train leaves Mierson every Monday morning. SIS A. NJ Gro
ton Fss r. NJ stopping At all stations north o. rcrdham
Albany A. M a Of white Plaina
JOHN 'HURCHTT.T. Assistant superintenhsnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22

r,oe SAVANNAH AND the SOUTH
n The nss steamship X; n CufLEK, csps. Y. Crocker,
y n leave pier Il :, X. on Thnrsd.y JslZ S mtPM
Icses 70 ssysnnah sls; Aagns,s' sj5 Macon $40 AZ.
49, ~. 90 Knorvle s1t 80 Nsshyfe IN IS Mem,
80 III ~ vo5,s xss New Orleans, - 70 including
tsgi Are "a - snnsa NPRp X CROMWELL. 4 co.
e xea sree, and Us ayosdvAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22

DALACE GARDENS.
il Fourteenth street, Sixth avenue.
SUNDAY EVENING, July e.
First Grand
SACRED CONCERT
By the following combination Of talent.
Madame JOHANNA FISCHER,
Miss ELLA ". WREN,
Mr.. GEO. CROZIER,
Mr.. s j. COOPER.
Mr. q. REXFORD
Mr.. W. n. CURRfE, Conductor.
Admission IS cents Doors open At ~ O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22
THE STEAMER oRnAr EASTERN.
II JOHN WINK HALL, yomman
ron NTI.p ORu HAVEN kSll,

VIA HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA.
The GREAT EASTERN win skn for the above ports on
ThuJ August Is From Afori Haven there railroad
with ali Of Great Br,sain and daily BY steam
- With Ireend Special trains will be In restaess on the
arrival the ship at milford Haven TO carry passengers
London and the North at reduced rates OF rare A, -. L.
FIRST passengers only will be Akea, ana The price
dxed al $50.
from New York 70 HanfAI Al charge 81 - EACH r
GRINNEL.I., AINTUkF Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22

EREfGfr FoR TENNESSEE NORTH CAROLINA,
Pcrtsmonth Norfolk city Point and Richmond received
every DAY at Pier u NORTH river.
The JAMFsrowS, Captain Skinner leaves every
fe.nshlp R0ANoKx Cant Couch, every Thursday. 1t u
N calling II Od Point Com ort 20 land passengers
Sestnshp fohkfoWk, Capt. rarrsah, every tatsrday' Al
freu 70 rcrsmouth Norfolk sr cent. per foot CITY
pnta seven cents, snd N Richmond eight
Psssage rcfok tss.ernn and meals nclndeD, a. 10
F,e-son cke, 70 Richmond Petersburg and back SIS.
% rorsols and Dsck sa . ,,rx~...
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22

DeovnssoR Rssryr.f. la CHANBzR3 STREET. CAN
Pa oncs. Eev r1A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22

pARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Under the personal supervision of p r BARNUM.
COOL PLEASANT ENTERTAINING AMUSING
NEW AND BRILLIANT ATTRACTIONS
THE GREAT EASTERN OuTDONE and VAkQuISHED
GIANT BABY, LIVING SEA LION,
years old Requires l6 bbls. water
weighs 2T pounds and eats 90 lbs. fish daily,
Measures 81 inches round. weighs loo lbs.
LIVING "WHAT is ITr1 ALBIN0 FAMILY,
or Man Monkey, Born OF black parents, but hav
The curious INTEREST," White Hair and skim
ing living wonder, Pink Eyes, &c, &c.
LIGHTNING CAlCUIATOR-FORTUNE TELLER, &C.
ACTUARIAL GARDEN, LMeike wax figure OF
With living fish, TOMMY,
BEAUTIFUL. AN0EI.FIsH, 1.-The Japanese, with his own
SEA PORCUPINE Suit of Clothes,
RED sNAPPERS. from Cuba1 And an Autograph Letter
&c. TO Major Leland.
LIVING SKELETON, BABY ANACONDAS, =
MONSTER SNAKES HAPPY FAMILY.
WAX FIGURES LIVING SEAL.
The Management happy to engagement for
a short time, OF the celebrated
WOODS MINsTREIS.
Accompaned by Woods Quartette Brass Band.
Under the supervision Of Mr. q H. BUDWORTH-the best
band Of Ethiopian Minslrels Ethiopian Per-
senators, &c, &C.. in the country
They appear Afternoon at three O'Clock and every
Evening at eight, Ia a series OF
ETHIOPIAN OPERAS, MINSTREfSY &C.
Admance everything g cents Parquet Is cents extra
Children under ten is cents aud to the Parquet 10 ceus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22

n ALI LINZ FOR CAPE NAY ,,.r,,
VA sAxDyoRDs LINE sfEkMsHIrs,
PROM pier ia North river.
Atso'cosk r. NJ, Sunday erceptcd.
s~an., BOSTON. DELAwASk .,a xrSyvsHc.
,o..t<-srtca South and West free Of commission.
THROUGH IN 20 HOURS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22

a usTRALrA PIONEER LINE, ESTABLISHED lss2
"A carr ing United States Mslsfhe magnificent Al
clipper shp SAMUEL fALi:s, 100 tons burtben Talbot,
succeeding shp Joshua Bates WIN be despatched
aasnsa fcr Mcbourre direct from pie IA Ess river Her
for and second elsss passengers are an
surpassrd Tor comfort light and venlsn ror freight or
pssnAxe apply board or ~ X w. CAMERON, ~ Beaver
sight bills for sale and cash advances made on con
grnmeuL- Conslxnees In xessrs r. Town Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22

NyHE VETERANS or THE WAR OF 1919 ARE TO
20 Davids Island. July 81 by rcques,
friends who have kindly Volunteered 10 assist
in the adsbe object for the beneh OF the aged nhrm and
blind their whose from Is TO loo
years Purchase their their they may
10 rejoicing Tickets 70 be had Of the members and Al
The snsngs and No City Hall place See circulars and bills
The will please call at No City Hall place and get
tickets Distribution. ~ B.-The fat sailing steamer "a
TEIiTE and -sslendid newly Ged barge Por0HKEEPsIE
chATtered for the purp0se.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22
ANTHOLOGY.

a BONA YfDE AsTRoLoaIsT THAT EVERY ONE
ran depend on FOR getting sstsf scon from Msdsme
WILSON who tells the object q your visit ~ soon A. you
enter All should consult this naturally gifted ady
marriages and tes all that concerns your ~noe me Ter
n Of magic charms tor love and scof
lur which are certain In ther eject Madame wilson
es m trpr that xrns get tle tid though they
need not fear for she practices nohing but what
W philosophers l0 Allen street, stanton, over me os
rery. Fee for ladies' aud gentle men, ~ ceuis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22

rroR MELBOURNE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE
saahl.hed isa3yessrl II Angus O. The Al last SAL
sr .bn IN xABETH llOO burthen, smith. master, 10
now loading THIS popular line and will be promptly de.
ans srd on advertised dsy Her Accommodations TOO hr
s,d e.bln unusually spacious and com
fort.e .nd upon scale Of the nor liberal knd kaies ~
eA sa LORD 4 III EREAu, ios wan street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22

UNoR CALIFORNIA, VIA PANAMA.
In and afer July, class steamer win leave New
Trk the Ia lh and 2st month except when these
dsi~s A on Sunday when the Of departure VIII be hi
Monday following.
nrret corner a Warren ID. Is. ALLEN, Agent
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-06-30
Police Jury Ordinances.

The Committee on Levees, Roads and
Bridges, appointed by the Police Jury
of the parish of Pointe Coupee, at its
last session of the 4th Of June, 1860, re-
commend the adoption Of the following
ordinances:
ARTICLE l. Throughout the whole por-
ton of the parish where levees are re-
quired to protect the inhabitants against
inundation, said levees shall be made
and kept in good repairs by the owner
or owners OF the land where said levees
are required, according to the ordinances
hereinafter provided
ART. 2. All levees having one perpen-
dicular foot Of water, and not more than
three feet against them, shall have at
least four feet base for each and every
foot in height All levees having more
than three and not more than six per-
pendicular feet of water against them,
shall have at least@fye feet base for
each and every foot in height. And all
levees having more than six perpendicu.
lar feet of water against them, shall have
at least six feet base for every foot in
height. The width of the top of the
levee shall be equal to it's heig ight, and
the levee shall be constructed in such a
way that tWo-thirds of the base shall be
on the side of the river; and, finally,
every levee shall be of such height that
after the settling Of the earth It shall be
two feet above the highest water mark.
ART. 8. Hereafter, every new levee
shall be constructed as follows, to wit:
In places where the bank of the river is
apt to cave in, at distance of at least
one arpent; and in places where the
same inconvenience does not exist, at
distance of at least forty feet from the
top Of the bank. And all levees already
made, the base of which is at "a distance
less than fifty feet from the top of the
bank of the river in places subject to
cave in, and at distance less than ten
feet in places where the same inconve-
nience does not exist, shall be made ac-
cording to the present article. And the
earth used for the repair or construction
Of a levee shall be taken at distance
of at least twenty feet from the base of
the fevee on the side of the river. And
# considered necessary by the Inspector
of the District in which said leyee is sit
1ated, ditch shall be dug in the center
of the base of the levee at least three
eet wide and three feet deep, so as to
'emove all stumps and logs, and after
'ull examination Of the interior of thef
hitch, it shall be filled up and the ground
we'll stamped. The place where the
evee is to be built shall be plowed
before beginning the construction of said
evee IA
ART. T. In the month of July of every
7ear, it shall be the duty of the Inspee-
ors to examine the roads, bridges and
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-06-30
CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS.
MULES FOR SALE.

THE subscriber begs leave to inform those
l. persons who are in the habit of buying
yearly from him Texas halfbred Miles, that he
has received and will have for sale, at Grand
Levee, about the lst Of February,
GO good Texas mules, from IS to 500 each.
~ good Missouri mules, lis to S14U each.
IS good Kentucky mules, 140 to S175 each
20 weH-broke No. l FAMILY HORSES.
which will be sold under guarantee.
The above stock is sound and young. and
persons desiring animals will find it to their in
terest to call and see. as [ SHALL having the
stock on consignment, offer great inducements.
shall be constantly at the Grand Levee from
the 9TH of February, during the entire season.
jan14 JOHN H. GRAHAM.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-06-30
E s. II r. A Y

TAKEN UP, by Gustave Robic on the Sd
day of April, on the public road, in. front OF
Jules Poureiau's residence, on the Island of
False River, a creole BAY HORSE, about thir-
teen years old. marked on the left shoulder thus,
III; back hurt by the saddle, and has the end
described horse is said to have belonged to one
Napoleon Burrows, formerly of this Parish.
The owner il requested to come forward, prove
property and pay the costs, or he viii be sold in
seventy days. at the Office of the undersigned, as
the law directs
i'll DEMoRUELL,
April !, 1860. J. p, 18th Ward