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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-04

Ey-Fur the benefit of those ofour fsl-
low citizens who are blind enough to BE-.
lieye the treason Of the South a recent
thing--ttst their disloyalty hsd is origin
in the election of Mr.. Lincoln and az.
gressions of the North. We publish tho
following toas's, drank By prominent mon
of the South as early as 1880. The re.
bellion of to day Is but tie elimination Of
the treason Of '32i Of seeTeted but long
fastened determination to overthrow tie
Constitution:
At GraAanspil1s the following toas:s were
drank
By Mr.. A. L. Edwards: The State OF
South Carolina Submission to Il c usur,
pa1ions of Congress has erased 10 te a
virtne; and resistance thereto is the duty
Of her cilizens.
! By Col. Scriven: The State Of s. Caro-
lima she has cautioned the majority
against its usur2alioas; she mast now de.
fend her rights and support her dignity,
At Pc Dee the following pair Of toasis
were offered;
By Mr.. Daniel Logger; Henry Cay
J ohn Quincy Adams and Daniel Web
stcr--a SPEEDY union with their kindred
clay---and rs a sclqco TO their retireman
allow them to take with them heir wia'
scheme, the American System
By Dr., E. A. Benjamin: South CaEO
lina-Let her oppressors be cast oG-le
her be sovereign, free and independent
the citizen W o would not fight in defenc
Of her sovereignty and his own liberty,
TOO base to be q slaye--is tory-ant
shall be driven beyond the border.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-04
Our FOurlh Of July Grafton.

We can hardly tell why no definite ar
ranrements have been made for a. public
and patriotic celebration Of the Eighty
Fifth Anniversary Of american Independ'
eneesin this city. q. q
We know that some efforts have been
made by our citizens to make such ar
rangements, but entire unanimity not
prevailing as to what should be done, to-
gcther with some Indifference, ora feeling
on the part Of individuals that the mater
would be attended without their assist
ance. it now seems left TO each one TO Sc
lect lis own method of celebrating the
day byvisiting some Of the neighboring
towus. joining some p'crnic party or BY
indefinitely alying round'loose.p q % 80 -
While we wish the citizens Of Lancas'
ter all Joy in spending the day in any
proper manper they may choose, We deep.
" iesret that though the day has been
ushsred inwith ringing bells and boom
ing.gans, it has not been followed by ap-
propFiats ceremonies of devoted patriot
ISM sRP Ps-, .a.a .rvve 9sgss ,r,S
For ohorsason ye.bope, thata failure
to do 50 willnot place our city ina false
and unravorable light 1t is known that
ssntimento oidis'oyalty tothe Government
are exprssse! more freely here than any
where else 10 tho free States. We woulG
not if we could explain today why .suct
unhealthy sentiments are generated in ou
midst. We can only say that they ar
expressed because they are tolerated
moi sympa,hized with! We have igoo'
reason to believe that public feeling coul'
DO easily reused against those who ute
such sentiments to such an extent
would induce them to desist. But wise
counsel has prevailed, and the gsner'
sentiment is against 'fmob-law'' as
should bc, and there is at present but ii
tie disposition here 10 initiate our Soutt
eru brolhren'i in their intolsrancsiCf opil
ions which they may deem hostile to the
institutions We hope these gentleme
will not mistake this federation for syn
pa,hy With their traitorous bnanguos,
fiatter themselves that their opinions a
gaining ground, for we can assure the
that they are held in ,abborrence. Sot
Of these men are office holders and seeker
Others are depending upon public pstTo
age, and We leave them all ia tie han
Of a liberty loving people, But regar
less Of the manner in whichthis day may
observed here. We gprOclaims hancas
loyal 10 the Union tO.day-thatt the M
ses of the peoplehold in high esteem th'
blessings of civil liberty, the acquisiti
Of which this day celebrates, and Il
strongly sympatise with the general g
ernmebt in it's efforts TO maintain til
liberties, now that they are assailed
traitor hands, She has been called q
to give tangible evidence o. her deyol
to the county in the shape Of men
means 10 preservesour country and
Chion'free and entire, and she has nc
and ioyfully responded! - v'Hrs
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-04

GFA letter from Capt. J.W. stinch,
comb brings US information that the 18th
Ohio Regiment is now encamped at Par
kersburg. This regiment was sent hither
from Clarksburg by General ROsecraps to
route a camp Of sccessiOnists reported 10
be near Parkersburga lnr.rn EIAL
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-04
We Are in Need Of Money.

We have paymentto make on our of.
flee on the first Of August. There is
$4,000 due US on our books. Willthose
ofour friends whom We have indulged
and who know themselves to Be indebted
come 10 our reliefI Editors, like other
men, must live, and there is no living in
these times without money.
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CIacInnati Live Stock maras,.
3RfGuTov STocE YARDS, !
TuesdaY EReninr. Inlr9- {

Tuesday Evening, July 2.
Receipts Of live s,osk a. tie Brighton
Stock Yards for the week ending Tuesday
evening July 2. B.P. ENYART.
Weighmss'et.
The receipts of cattle for the weeI;
have been largo. while prices have re.
mained frm We quote W
Beef Cat'ls- Ordinary se3 10 2 30
fair s 60 to . sztr, Q %; choice 3 10 8
GO. s..e fs B.
Shcep-Fronn 81 25 % 81 p.y head sut
2a3'. per ponud gross,
Hog'-From 2 80 to 3 gross.
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Letter from Bishop M'Iivainc a5ou, the
Ohio Troops nj Washington.

Bishop c.. P, McIlvaine OF Ohio being
about to visit Eastern cities, he kindly
consented to call upon the Ohio volun-
teers in lst and ed regiments near Wash
.ingl6n. Governor Dcnnison gave him
letters TO General Scott aud TO BSigadier
General Schsnck, stating what the Bish
op designed. He was promptly given
every facility needed to gain access to
the Ohio soldiers, and Immediately Y visi-
ted them a. their advance post Upon
his return TO Washington. he wro,c Gov,
ernor Dcnnison letter, from which we
are permitted to make the following ex
tract: -.r f
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-04

N The 10th Annual Fair Of the Fair
field County Agricultural Society will be
held on the Fair Grounds. commencing
Wednesday Oct 9th and ending Friday,
Oct. 18th. ]. v. PEARCE, Pres't.
?. B. EMBICH, Seey.
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WAsn1NoToY, june "a, 1861


MY DEAR GOVERNOR: On arriving here
| saw Gen. Scott, who recC we'd me rs an
old friend and seemsd as little pressed by
his immense responsibility IS il he had
nothing on his mind. 4 On
Saturday morning | took carriage over
the long bridge. inspected the great en-
trenchment on which the New Jersey
r .gimrn's are at wo k at the Virginia
end Of the bridge; passed varions camps
ill reached Arlington House. Found
Gen. Mcdowell was himself going out to
the advance. and waited about two hours
in thai delightful spot, & had been a vlS'
itor therc about forty yrars before. Tue
General preceded me in carrl'ge, with
his two brothers from Iowa The two
regiments are abou, four mil S from Ar
lng,on, on the Alexandria and Leesburg
or Loudon K. r., about seven miles from
Vienna. The two Conn ctlcut roglments
under Gen, Tyler, are mile and half
further toward Fairfax Court House. .
Gen. Scheuck was absent, and | dld
not see him Igave your letter to the
next in command Col. A. D McCook
who was very attentive and with whose
soldierly qualities was greatly pleased
went among the men, found several
whom krew, and converSrd with th-m
Col. McCook said they had all they want
ed, and that the accounts OF what had
{ been their condition were greatly exag
geratcd. s.. Mr. Chase aud others have
assured me; so the Adulant OF the Sec
ohd R. -giment said. Al any rate they
are now in as good condition as any o
} the regiments, and are in hig spirits, and
/ full Of desire 10 have chance with thu
q e1en5. ..,...,.. .,r,.. .ls
Their reputation for drill is very good
They hold with the Connecticut regl
y ments the post Of honor. All their du
S is scouting. 4 Five hund
red are ali the time out. Some of then
two days and nighis-in parties of 70 an
. 90, SC They sometimes get within ,h'
e enemy's lines and vice versa From a nj
:, near the camp we can sre with & las;
!, sometimes, the rebel force
\ Col, McCook says ho knows his men an
!. can take them anywhere. 1t Will tax
i more than one rebel to whip fue of then
i I Only one Of tho soldiers wounded {
'S * Vienna was there, (rhc others so ia
! are recovered re in hospital at WasI
q, iugtou.) That one is o German trO'
= Portsmouth, found him in tent b
! =, himself. The poor fellow had the VINO
~ os TOD Of his shoulder carried off BY a roun
~ ~ shot. He bad been in the enomy's hsn'
80 - and had been kindly cared for by then
!" The wound had mortified and he is pro|
"a obIy now dead. l spoke TO him throug
" Aniutcrprster as he knew no English.
H. From that camp went to the iurthe
a. ar advance, the Connecticut camp. aud W
Il, TO very kindly received by Gen Tyler, WI
"a "A took pains to show me his position,
w * y Ifattacked he will bring up {
IA Ohio regiments at once by telegraph.
1. There are between 81, 600 and g
Il. i 900 troops here, that is on The two s'd'
: ~ and Gen. Scott is as quiet and unoc
oerned as q spider waiting q hy from
he center Of his web. ,tt 70
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-04

VALUABLE MEDlClNE.--Wc presume no modI-
col nreparation ever offered to the public has been
more thoroughly tested than PERRY DAVIS PAIN
KILLER Thousands Of persons, were they called on
IN do so would oheerfuy tesfy that they have used
il Gr various His with tho most satisfactory success
Il i, within onr own knowledge. that an immense
amount Of suffering mas beon relieved oy y. Is nEo
niotors Messrs Perry Davis x soh save no pains or
rynerse in order to satisfy the public Being strictly
bonorabie men they observe the utmost uniformity m
the manufacture orlheir celebrated Pam huier ~
cd-none but tire best quality being used. Ky these
means the high reputation which the Pain hiter mas
long since acquired IS At all tunes unmphan'ly suS
toin.I In view Of these facts we are by no means
snrnriscd to learn that Mcssrs. Davis son Sne are
constantly and rapidly Increasing. While we concra'
tulpto our senarly that so valuable prepara
lion a4 the Pain Killer placed within their reach'we
he ne rnittcd To rel oce Rt tho well merited sue
a. a. ofts liberal aud crterprsing propretors.-Pro
nidsres General .9iodriistr. sold by george hanu
man " Co, Lancaster, Ohio. ln'u
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-04

Err RATA. = In the obituary notice of
Mrs, Jane c.. wife of Thomas Meyer, pub
lisbed week before last, the following er.
ror occurred; 1t reads three great grand
fathers, when it should have read, three
great grand mothers. = ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-04

EMPLOYMENT Erie Sewing Machine compa'
nv will furnish omploymeutto TO a'few active men to
act as Agents for thom, A preference wilibo given
to those we'll acquainted inthe dlstrcttor which they
apply, rorwhieh service they are willing to give a
commission, or pay salary of 800 to 700 dollars per
wear and expenses. For particulars, address Erte
Milan. Ohio.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-04
LAFAYETTE ACADEMY,

The h'si term o. the Academic year of lafayette
IcsGemv, viii open On Monday the g9th Of July un-
TOE superin,endepce Of B. F. Pealrs, aided bYs
ornpetent assistant. A Normal Department VIII be
attention will be given TO those entering that depart
mrut.
1UITIoN-s. ; and ls for term of IL weeks. .
West Ra.hyi.ir Ohio, Jane, E6l-6wl2
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RnnnomwYRZe

ryIRGINtA pRGGEr bound by indenture 10 the
" undersIgned, runaway on "Wednesday evening.
Isne 10. 1851 All persons re hereby forwarned mol
n tfnttthe said virginia Pagget on my account, az
will not De responsible 70. 20. ceois Gre ~! 70
vsyd vill bs paid for her returr .,r,rr
Iure 37,1eblA-5Nl5N MoNhVs shVfL'
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E.tnfe of Iohn 1IeCInIn.

[TO-'CR IL hereby given that the undersigned has
y been dny appointed and quail fed as Administrs
tor Of me estate Of John MCLsin, deeAass late oG
Fairfield county. OhiN. ROBERT &cCJAlN.
June 20, ,I56l-3Tl2
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Lancaslcr, March . lsGl.-ifil
Dissolution yoticc.

ATOTtCE is he schy given that thc par'ncrshin hcr
t0rnre existing between Combs, Pugh& Co.. las
this day been dissolved by mutual consent. The
business nf tha firm will bo carried an In M failure
by Pugh ~ DunH, whninyte all the old customers 10
continue their patronage al Tho "Oti Gregg stand,
in luhopnlis. CONES, PuGH q DUNN.
p. $, G.. W. Combs heHs j'',rnu' "f,cllirs up
with his old customers, will he glad TO sil those
who are Indebted him, At The old stand in Royal.
ton. G.. W. COMBS,
I,,hcNoiis phi, Iupc ~ I1CI--go.II
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RAIL ROAD. !.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, I,

Eastward Passenger Train rnakes close connections
al Zahe5yills with Central Ohio Train for all points
East.
Westward Train connects NJ HoTrow with Little
Mnvn Trair FOR all poinis South and West and also
wl'h Li;tle Miami J rain for the East and North.
Dsi'v Iihss NJ Coaches connecting win Passenger
Trains sr9 ron from CirelsTile 70 chilicolhe and
Columbus.
r-J7gperial arrangements sre made for carrying
Ii.a stock N the Eastern Markets. by the Baltimore
and Pernsylvsns Rail Roads, at as low rates as arc
offered BY any other lin4.
Porthrourh Tickets Bag and West or for further
nfora.iou a. 10 Fr.igh' Rates or Shipments, please
apply 70 JOHN c. CASsRL Agent, lancaster.
WIN KEY BOND. Receiver.
R.n.IRPOT. kss't Sup't,, ZABesTilie, o.
] June o. Is6i--lltf
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Nsu NrIsalls 4ailp Crescent.
ID "a ~ 4 TT, m sazrTyr COLUMNS
Ribtr gntflligsltts.

Thursday Morning, Jniy is, 1851
Tie weather yesterday was hot with the mercury
UP Ii the nineties
The departures were the Acadia for Bayou Sara
and the Fleta for Red river. Up to the hour Of our
leaving the levae there had not been an arrival.
N Bnsiness was almost at q stand still.
The Flora Temple, The last Of the unfortunate
boats that have got into trouble this season, Was
sold BY the Sheriff to Capt. ]. Lodovick yesteraa
FOR slvT5.
Iii on report Of the sale of the Catalonia BY the
Eherif iii our yesterday issue, it should lave been
Y s4i5o instead Of $500. III
The Memphis appeal Of the l6tll SAYS;
The river Il falling Ut the rate Of six inches in "a
hours ZEE WeashsT Eas oeuay ana saIry sesse
tnGky came iii from Columbus with o tremendous
TIM axaoDw the freight was 1854 sacks of wheat,
147A sacks Of corn % barrels Of apples sacks Of
gbactl alld f2 bead of cattle and horses She re.
turns to-day Capt. Priest in command, and D.
Holiday who takes the place of Mr.. Rice, IS in the
Office. s55s &;
I'D The Hs q, IF. Hills completing her load, and
leaves this evening for New Orleans. She i spa.
Eious, and wild he found very cool and delightful
boat for travelling.
On her next trip The Victoria Will gosto New Or
leans for REPAIRS The Rose Douglass brought il
from Columbus $50 sacks of wheat, 500 sacks corn
and the largest lot oil chic kens that ever came into
U Memphis 95 coops ;lshe returns today. The st
Francis, from st. Francis river, had among hei
freight 40 bales Of new hay. t5s
EMrIRE PARISH FOR DosALDsoSyILLE The neal
passenger packet Empire Parish, Capt. a. Grant
Jr., commander and Mr.. u. Bayhi, clerk, leaves
at 10 o'clock this morning for Donaldsonville aud
coast landings.
LAUREL Hill For FoRT ADAYs-The large and
comfortable passenger packet Laurel Hill ], Capt S.
Heno, commander, and Mr. Geo. Wilkinson, clerk.
leages for Fort Adams and coast landings ut 5
O'Clock this evening.
HoMER FOR RED RIFER.--The comfortable pas
senger packet Homer, Capt. Sam Apologize, CONF
mander, and Mr.. Ferd. Y. Gelos, clerk, leaves at
4 Ia
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alew Oisans pay Crescent atarsaag Yortng gag IL, 1861

Ine following appointment, made by the Street
Commissioner wasiapproved:
First Ward. '&". ssEtg GH#
After which the doors were opened.
The following resolution was read twice and
adopted, the rules being suspended:
Re That MI j. Hernandez be and is hereby accepted as
The seenrfy of NJ anis CQucelas Assistant Deputy street
Commissioner of tie First Ward.
Yeas: Messrs. Cox, DeLabarre, ForsFall, Huck-
ms, Robin and Stith-6.
The rules being suspended, Mr.. Stith moved for q
reconsideration of the following resolution: Car
RED. tF- 'f0&-
Rsot That the Surveyor be ard he j. hereby ahoIEd t
issue j. Coleman Co.. CONTRACTORS for the construct on OF
sGrre block Rampant street. from Matn 70 ST
sret, tie necessary certificates for said square BLOCK
paving Il progresses comp eon provided tat MS me
proper sgging be procured bFid contractors Tor me
laying of bRuquete in street, at the present time TINT
laid contractors plRl the btquees on said Rampant stree,
disturbed by good order and condition to the satst"e
ti1u OF the City SnrYsyaT. 10,
ON motion, the foregoing resolution wasadopted.
Yeas: Messrs. Coz, DeLabarre, Forstail, Huck-
ms Robin and Stith-6.
On motion, the Board adjourned to Tuesday
next, at Z O'Clock, P. NJ.
-~'' CHARLES CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
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The following resolution, accompanying the first
part Of the foregoing report, was read twice, the
rules being suspended: n.a-E


Raoed That the Surveyor aud hereby AUTHORIZED to
issue u . Coleman Co.. contractors for the construction Of
Lons street. Inc necessary certificates for said block
rope aesag be BY said eparaeors or he
ayug Of the banauetes said street. at the time that
distn bed BY hem in good oGs and condition. q the sasae
tion Of the City Surveyor
Mr.. Stith moved that the foregoing resolution be
referred to the Finance Committee. Lost.
Yeas: Messrs. Stith and Huckins2
Nays; Messrs. Cox, DeLabarre, Forstal and
Robin. s
!, motion to adopt the same was lost for want of
the legal majority,
Yeas; aessrs. Coz, DeLabarre, Forstal and
Robin--4
Nays; Messrs. Stith and Huekins-2.
q The second portion OF the foregoing report was
adopted, and the following ordinance, published
with the proceedings of the Board July Cd, 1861,
was also adopted, after having been amended as
recommended in said report:
ordnance r esaalishag The assige and regulating The
wetghtana Inspection Of Rgesd.
Yeas Messrs. Cox, DeLabarre, Forstall, Huck-
| ms, Robin aad Stth--6.
The following resolution was adopted, after hay
| ing been amended, as recommended IN the third
/ lows $ a 7efs9 y
hssesed Ia ne Street Commissioner DC aud he Is hereby
II III ss s e sSa,set6F t3T making sp
canal q ieay!le street, lis proper grade
ms. Robin and stth-SG. -,
Ehe following substitute was adopted for a reso-
Luton of this Board g authorizing The Conptroller
to sell contract for reparing paydras market -
suRsF4r BtE3.-.s-f
Rored That the Surveyor he and he hereby authorized 10
cause TO be TeaaGed ie roof cutters oadtn awnings AZ
the maFkes provided The fhere6 does pot
| exceed The sum Of Eve hundred dollars 49, 10
Yeas: Messrs. Cox, BeIabarre, Forsta, Huck-
| ms, Robin and Stith.--G. so ~ -
The fifth part of the foregoing report was, on
motion, adopted
On motion, the Board went into secret session on
executive Business.
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tbisb tks lstaets.

GkrssEar 9JfFIs.-, No. 20 CAMP STREET,
ssgs # ThGrsday Morning Juy is. 1861. :
ss OoFroE. Sales to-day 2s bales. Receipts, a
bales.
g0RAc0o. Nothing reported.
1870 hhds. Common sold at sl@Ac., 20
i FulIy Fair at II and lsa hhds. at e. % b.
McLAssEs- y. did not hear of asale.
FIoURs. 100 bbls. superfne sold at SO and 100
Choice Extra at So 50 u Dbl. superfne is retail
Ing 1t S. 25@ss 30 d Dbl.
Oars 100 sacks sold Ut soc. q bushel.
g 100 sacks sold at 81 35 IA 100 fbs.
PRovIssoss No change. Retailing atprevious
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r AIDES ENG............LADIHs, WINE
SPEER'S VINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated

T .ADIEs' WINE. ......LADIAs' WINE.
sPEER'S VINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For wonderful and beneficial qualities as GENTLE
8TIMuLliNT, TONIC, DIURET1C and sUnoEIFIG, which
testified by Physicians and thousands Ladies and aGnt
men in all parts of Europe and America
Asa Gentle StEmzzIant and Tonic,
1t strengthens the Digestive Organs improving the Appetite
and Purifying the Blood
AS a Dturette,
Ii in,part heay action to the GLANDS, KIDNEYS and
URINARY ORGANS, very beneficial in DROPSY, GoUr
ERUPTLVE and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
rs a Sudor51c,
upon hs SKIN opening the and expeling all i'm
purea by usensbe porspaton thereby driving OF Eruption
and cleansing the surface giving tone and vgor 10 the Vho
system and BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
the SKIN and CONIPLEXIoH.
TRae Chippewa Tribe OF Indians
long the Blossom and Fruit Of the Eoer
their most valuable remedies.
In Germany.
The Berries dried by feIaefc
of sickness.
Spcer's Wine of Elder
II pure from the Juice of cultivated Elder recommended by
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS possessing -C:narkhhe
diciral properties SUPERIOR any other Wines
use excellent article all WEAK nnd DEBIbtTAT
Ed PERSONS and the AGED and INPIRM, removing ALI
DISTRACTIONS. improving the APPETIGE beneEtttna
LADIES and CHILDREN.
Because it will inoxcate it contains nxtrre q
pris ohec liquors. mued for its rich peculiar farei
and uU1tiye properties imPatng healthy tbs
STOMACH aud DIG EsT1vE ORGANS.
HY~A wine glass full or may be used with aeas
auy tine through the day, as desired.
We will only as your irdugencsto make TIA!
Wine.
For sale in New Orleans by E. J. HART L co, JOHN
WRIGHT Il co, JAMES sYNE Canal street, and by al
principal Druggists throughout the United States.
TrA6A ulipiG rrNnu sllrira
ALFRED SFEER, Proprietor,
my2b lyAW 2G8 Broadway, Now York.
So &C. 5 E@nsi ra4soo T. f. = 4 .2Ss. 4
NJ0I&TL4. SETEHE1AN IL CO..
~ IMPORTERS AND J0BGERs
FoREIGE AND DoMEsrICEArcY Goops, CUTLERY
JEwELRg, 2rATIoNERY, MUSICAL, lNsTEU-
MENTs. COMBS, BRUSHES, PER
FUNERY, BUTTONS,
TERHADS,
--..,, Il, ~ so. 9s oF"ssaoerH STREET. ,., vqsv
N3H 5 5 3s2 GO S5 4 5s 81 S9
't,setS. n,4ler lly1y tcsal.
7 ,E4GHTgN s. BLANC, cLoTH1ERs corner Ct
- avn aud St Charles streets.
GoFs sALEG-lOO casks srsup's EAST INDIA PALE
AS I" lots TO suit ''WSaGf EEIHR 5 2eSSaRRpHERD
E1pTA TaB11Es f., L At s Or FIE FIN q
''.a 80 % "s''F ''e'>''e' ~. Oh
-
E1Is<isa IL co., DEALERS IN BOOTS, SHOES. BRo.
: ans Eae- tL1nE. e.c.. w ~ alaeaklne e-LH2L.
vtYQDD. sAEEUHI. ~, ,wHoLEsALE ND RsTAu
Gold Leaf BroGs; and Artists Sine ooo'S Tools etc. 80 A9g'
IN, Pa b Ss M 'oHEST keT Orleans
~ and Commission Ner ents &c Oarondes, Eee w Or
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JEFFERSON CRY, July II. 1851
Arrived yesterday 100 Texas Beeves Amount
Of Stock sold were All Texas Beeyes, 10 Hogs and
2S0 Veal Cattle. Stock remaining on sale.are s66
Texas Beeyes, I52 Hogs and Sheep. We quote !:
PRICEs
Texas Gatt quality n haa 0as5o M
Texas Cattle,
ao sss s a wiz 3 y zee 0 %
ghesp sacoud quality head l1 A 10
Naai Csta first quality, y aea. G8lO
Zeal uae second quality, head. 5e6a 90
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

DAE. DAWES
COMPOUND STRUT OF WILD GEERRF AND TAR
Under its influence tic dangerous cough removed spit
ting Of blood is prevented the breEhugIs rendered soft and
and the unfortunate sufferer ia soon restored from TIE
awful condition Of Consumption healthy and comfortable
existence.
For saein Nov Orleans wholesseani Reail,by
j. WRIGHT il CO.,
q and 15l Chartres street. .
Sole agensfor the South.