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ADJUSTMENTS.
Summer Season.
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 9. 1854,

~ TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL .. N5l
paais w h H'ts4 %I4a III PfR Ffheb cs @"4
navenpo TT~rbars wayely NJ v. W. Lsfaag*eH slrs
H'Es5 sTs efsssk sss Mr. Mr. = R'so & s
Perkins, aFs Seymour; :; Mary Ann, Miss Andetson.
PRTcEs OF ADHTssreH,- Private Boxes, according to
10 = 81 fS!sas sea & f ts 5
1 9saS s51ss tlo s s. sssaisd & o M "a a., oss e ss
as sNaE ssT p F aslafsS2es TIss so oB =. 10
0sS'* az f sSlosk
A cADEssY of musEC-A -AcADEaY or MUs1I !.
G. g ofiEsEY asaaasi D. R. CiID TFsssnPs
Reengagehleut Of ;he Renowned Wizard ROBERT Hell
and the Charming Bsaaefes, Miss NARY BERTRAN for
Positively ONLY ONE WEEK LONGER.
Wonderful HagieaI and Music
sn ne sgif cts in the sw1defiag secoud
o Illusion Execution DOM on Heier or the AZ PenaIt
aud q the Renowned icisn -
NJ ssyy M = OPERA EzoustG--coGNEa OF BoUgsoN
'@ TUESDAY EVENING. april o 1881
H be pc Ipsrfe5msa Or Maycbeer'a s1ea, scs THE
Thusday April i-er eat OF Rags com.s BorcEogde-
oPlsI PRIfE s.oa OF q Lesa ezs P
Gallery q, cents " - = z" '' s'3 1'' St' Aa''N
ns~lon open at 6. To commence at T.
aseN No agss secured nrless r,afd far 40
MErhTEsEE JOCKEY CLUB
- A@A.s rscss.
49, SPRING MEETING OF 1851.
Extra Day:-Tvvo Races.
TUESDAY, April g. 1851 ,=.. .1s E
FlEsT RAG E-IIcats of one n'ie5 Purse $50 @
|. %q ENTRIES r.F 1.
J. L. Bingauan epters b. C. TOM RNDpY by inp Sew
Ihan H out ef Nancy PeFks 2yo. Coors, Whse AID Red
Jane 3g. cqors, Dark Rlue - 'NS u 11sN'
& f. B. Foley tT G. Mnores) ch. f. MoT.E.Y JACK
and Blue.
SECOND EAcE-neas Of two miles; Purse 1000. I.
'.5" A.. .at. ENTRIES
l. A. L. Bnsaman enters b C. DrCK fr,wAau. hy Liking
tor nn Of La 5achante; y Coloa White and Red
u. E. Fo!av enters IT G. Moores) b. f. IDLE vTIU. by
lexington dam by imp Ger coe; Colars Brown and
sS7-First race to commence # O'Clock P. u.
New Qu trter Stretch Badges be had the gaepriee
R:s~I .sst weeks badges will not give admittance
F-Mehes obtain their badges and receipts the front
R5-Ladies desiring admission Ladies' S and mast be
accompanied by reuber oil the Club invited guest.
nf stands. .... ...i.. ...
Fzg~ Entrance to the field or stand. ST. y.
Special Fran of the New Orleans Carrolton and
feroa Railroad Company will the Depot P. M,
remain until the races are over.
None nogcsdents of the properly introduced
nacans guests The Club - - l.71
EAN carriage admitted with person
drjreF's SCAT unless paid for at the gate.
Private parties obtain omnibus
nying in the morning to Wilbur Arno opposite ST. Charles
Of pospnnemenr the weather. pen
ant will be fisnayea from the ST. Cha les Hotel, 40
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NEGRO CAOI,fETNea-RLEGEaO CLOTHING
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURER --- ~

Planters ana Dealers invited examine invoice of
nSNABURGs, COTTON JEANS. PLAINS and KERsEYs,
manufactured III rexa and equal any that brought
into tha market. PERKINS Il CO.,
Commission Merchants,
in19 er1 No. 4S ffsrbnAe elatsreet corner Unicn
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PHYs1ctANe AND ArnFnRcARTEs. =

PHYSICIANS AND APHTHRCARfES.
First psrte,-n ] N. F0I.N hLii"; John Bn0THA and
J. 4. SGN@FS Apo,hrcaries.
Second Distrc-Dr. F Ii L ,NEY* ], KATTM m, Apoth,
etary. ------ -...-
fhir4 Dstrict~~Dr. j. j. KER AUGUST SHELLY,@ Apo
thea y - ~ - -
Fa,;tb nstrct-Eo eleeiOn of Physician; r. TuRNsY,a
Apphecarv. .-, ,
TReelegted. J. Fni.9E8, Secretary,
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BY J. 3. WALTON, &
Alcioneer-Ofice. 20 Camp street.
SATURDAY, April IL, 1861, at IL O'Clock
~ NJ. the MechlI $ AuctiuuPes Excha oid
Post-pfoel Rova1 street public auction will be sold
The very desirable TRIANGULAR LOT OF GROUND, in
the triangle formed by Giabone, Willow and Grvr Streets
measnring 10 feet front Claiborne, and abaut on
Willow forming the triangle claiborne willow
streets, according plan made Louis ii. Pile, City
veyor. s'. IT.. p ,5t. .5 ~
This lot is about square from the Claiborne market end
elgbE l1ed for the large and increasing business Of
that ne,Rhb3rGood. ..-.1D .F-t.- + = r.,
kRMSThe purchaser the payment three
each Hea LIT december 1860 and payable recvel
The Louisiana state bank AZ 2Hnd 3yeas each for Se3 IS,
with interest maturity per per aDnum Der
thereafter if punc Hly paid bearing mortgage on the
property, and for the balance cash -, 81
sale before b e. Ferer, Notary Public at the e
pen Of the purchaser. l ,. aS
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ElRE DEPARTMENT. OF NEW ORLEANS
~ F4REHEN'S GHARfTAB6E Association.

> -oFFICERa AND COMMITTEES -.
Ee"tef at regular meeting Of this ASsocariOn held Mon
day. Jan L 1851 for the yaar ending the first Mon
day in January, iEG4.
President ISAAC NJ. Marks Of No. IL.
Vice P,e esid nt--JO >Et II z. HOREuR OF fA Hose.
Sec etnry--JOST II FOLiEA,& of No |.
Tea6rer--JAMtS BEt"s* OF No. a. -...=
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sn ne sgif cts in the sw1defiag secoud
ton Illusion Of Execution DOM Heller or the sst
aud Extraordinary the seicfsp ag
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F. W
and yorar+ Fvtats IL, 4,a 11i.,t
.'. ~ " ~ "' ' " '1e iS'
District, ana one s!aTe at aneilon .,-
72vr =, WAY 1rcnr
"a .. q " al : oN'
AUgTI0NEGH--Ofice 40 Camp street.
v--v-r,ep,~r oar, n- r,.. -
RGFG9I1S3a SSIa tstly oS Hlsey, AcO4- at &S
Il ci"eh M me 1iefc ht? ah II 'onetfs Ghnngc
En Fos,Ga' nS"i s'Tfe ny Nf'ne aa N pursuance Of an
ofaer o 'uc ioh II ~ S1. iuaS7 OF me @tc'n1 District
Court ia el af Z i9ol. lnhFt l1cktt NO. ii33i will he
Eon inr 'Scoto o. me oFe h@s2e snccesie tue following
desetlthfq piope+IIS, !, VI VI ...-
uHh @ 4t0t nh NJ WIN t4e improvements thereon,
* =! M III az ~, ~ ' i ~ ~ s4'ra bounded by
o. ois % ~ e. s t 81 f1s G oiS 10 , M An' n lpp3ene
saEr ss tba 4 h d,1 If q n,d y ne sur
ol % ~. @ i 49, u" &C. hGtsntlpg e teet
- Itel ~
] .h @ snn;tS ~ Of @ P a rn @ t mls' r ,te ne ltiRE' We
rapto, "a, q u rar ,nnntl, ~ = ~ eN' 1'''at'1-nouso
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WANTEED---W "A ANTED.


VWAATEn-A SITUATION IN A BAKERY OR
W Cnn'eetionary, hT No I French Cook and Pastry
Baker. Apply to FRANCIS FFRuINAND,
~ 6H AtJnhann Iarn's, Butcher Algiers.
WANTED A SITUATION BY A GENTLEMAN hav.
w rg had several eas expnrienre in the and
shipping hns in this CITY, He refer many the
horses in this and o5er cities Address j., Box 2o2
on"e. F. 3. --N nl27 If
NN AN'fEID A SITUATION As AN Apr ENTTrE 20
w cRptti of shin owned lin part in this city
learn practical navigation by lad 6 of age, who
af several years experience at For particulars inquire
this Office U2S If
VIZ ANfEFGD I'D HIRE A 80. l WASHER, IRON
w hR AND CHAMbHRM AID--coored proftr rred Apply
at this office. m2i If
w old, rs cb's nursecuored preferred. Apply this
office. 's NIL If
NJ AWHED BY YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION IN A
w Wholesale g Nnon H"nse, learn the buSi.
for reliable house salary object can good
hand and give best Of references Address Box 3O0
Office. me #
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-09

First pistrict-JNn F. GRHRER. of No. 18; J. McCAF-
FREY, o. No. 8: Is FOUNTAIN; Of No
Sc opd Dis ricr-XANFR MAURER,+ OF No. 81 i. w.
GOLil.ENS of p II. Il u. CO No l..
Tnrd il strict-J,S. DInLor, of No. 8; n. CARROLL o
FouSh nissrtn GEO, LEINIEaRR,s Of L. Fl. & Ii Co No
/; +. GERSTEER, of No. %. -=.' ---E
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-09

Reengagefaent Of the Renowned Wizard ROBERT HELLER
and the Charming Bsitaefst Miss MARY BERTRAy for
Positively ONLY ONE WEEK LONGER.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-09
rFyHE FELT0N PATENT

YWANTEDA sITATioN RH "a ;no;s, YnN naaE "A:
,+b Fn~lisb n1d erln ~ Would have gong
sonn,rv town Al Iress f. H, Pes -ofce. aS 1t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-09

Where You cant frd on ncr ss
hit where can fnd about 30
Eoa4 Oil Lamp EseaI
phat Spirit Gas and Solar fIsffps.S
generally have by ff1s E
snaranse tnrs ard II usual
common Coal OIL Lamps the trade Tes riess
as can Re found elsewhere.
r nlf2 w pfsYTsY
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J. B. WALTON.



Gs45 City AUcTIoNERR,
And AUCTfONEER. APPRAISER md GEEERA AL AGgHT
for the Purchase and Sale Of REAL KbTATE,
SLAVES LANDS, ETC., etc. ;5a
Office, 40 Camp street.
oent'noes h personal attention all sales Of Real Estate
slave Fsne Bank and other stecks Suecesgios and Ner
chandise generally.
Hetnvfte5 aon to bis system Of plans plan oots Of
Real Estaehaasurated st large expense embracing sver5
qnare end eY3 lot in every square, with tho
heTecf the nams & the and other yEable informs
wsen from the m9s bntherEc soreessoesring in the pu
chase sale and apement Of Rea Estate Requalsd adva
tages and information. "a, s.. 5S III
H"Fnrntnre amt oher cnt-donr sales atteudcdto se2
CHOICE 1NrRoyED ann VACANT REAL r:srATE AT
o" ppos fssSSs pr'@s snnal D''Rs on 'es street
o dr OF OF kgSo Ts % res 5o & gsa srss
Lear 'he Soraporu Market. -
By J. z. WALTON,
N-@ Ancttoreer-~Ofics 40 Camp street.
s STruRRPAd IT, y Pe decp hpsti 1 r. 1sG e. E;sS 1s ossoe M
Y LsF a5f 81 sfs g6 m 0s q *s I'll 1 s saoG nig.- If m
in the bg Constance Race Robin Sns
stee e S so %sssE o s 81 i d. s I ss on Face
lei III hhes, American measure:
5nlns md nd 70 ses staPy @ baet bndFss e sfd
,satro5pssa ,;i eaiss and he ga eh
~ so' hof 55s m u asoN X sPa n K s as s District Of iii. e
II IN o2nsd y Gsm Me2epe end Tha
q rect nche lines front Camp by depth of l27
eet z inches ines, between parallel lines. H. sE%
oh LOT OF GROUND in e Fonrtl District Of this city.
IN the square bonded by Ro sean Phpt SorappFu and
reeFs measuring according pen drap by ous f. Pile.
Ely Surveyor dated the 18Th March, 1860 u feet front
refers street about % feet in te by daph abon l4i
ieet inches and lines the side
depth Of about III feet 3inces and lines the side
Phi lip street. r.. 81
E- FEHMs- ash balance in 6, IS and "a months, in the
rotes c tbs purchase 10 their order bearng
the rte Of per per from dav eae 10 Inatur
and cent thereafter # pnhctualy paid with special
mortgage m The property sold until final pigment
The buildings fronting Race be insneI to the satia
to The vendor. a.g.-. 4 an
Act Of sale before W. H. Peters notary public expense
of the purciaters. F aS
DEsIRABLn AND VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
frytana srfef, Foarh District the line Of the City
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-09

A CADEssY OFF music ACADEMY OF MUSIC
sPALDEyG Il ROGERS. pronriet,rs II
O. g. ChEshEY... Manager. d. r. CALDER. Treasurer
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Extra pax :--5rrxs, Ras.ss,

J. A L. Binganan epterB c. TOM RNDpY. by imp Sew
Inao, @ out e Nancy PeFks 2yo Coiors, Whe and Red
Jane; 3y. cqors, Dark Riua. - -
3 Fl. T. Foley tT G. Mnore'sl CHI f. AorT,y JACK
SON ~ sanda dam by imp Margaye J. .. Gotors Brown
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NOTICE no FsBssNE sBsV esFsOEE Essasssss
on Yillere, Patterson, aronis Rasar -

a. THE SEsssENDED stnAasssEss J0HN a
E8sra g. RljBlNSoN. VIII sand This HE HIdfng
$If Se,ioo 9n Basin street between and Per-
coat viii small spe3 siSseesa
hands high weighs tIi ponds; has great power
showing tnttn speed. good
every I'll. half brother IL thA faian SAL
lions George H. PntchPn and Jupiter.
PEDfGHuEJohn g RsbntoIi 81 1873 III bys
Caskius IL lay, hf the tfattfnE psey
stas N Clay Henry Clay
horse Jalu Ada Henry tty Andrew JaesBn Or
the oitfnE nfeyls Basase
who h imported Grand Et ha. the da
by Why Not and VIII Not Oh Msseen.er he
grand dam of Andrew JACKSON by ol
esishra ed 5o'tie mare Gfp.ey hfs
Long Island N she was by An&ch he by MasnbFfna,
Of ophonsbe; Matbno imp Messenger; GipseE ID
the dam of the tfstin5s stallion Jntiter.
esr Terms s25 rayahta in ncfvance. mis- mt mn
&-Q CANINE sPDf2 Ns--atR. A. HARDING
veg wishes to inform hi patrons that he will
III bis SUNDAY RNINf, at III
in the afternoon st 5 n'clnek. fa5588
Great assortment p Dogs for sale guaranteed
Game Chickens. Monkeys Tigers Goons Rats etc, sta. a.
hand s5F
He also the different diseases ofthe Dog
GehtRmen any try their es
R@Kennels Apollo stree P Omnibus
bles, Railway Station Louis Avenue I'M
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-09

COMMITTEE CEMETERIES
Louis POWER Fef No. 3; TM j AHhRG Set No. II !;
Il. L. BRb Gle, of No. ii; DANIEL MEEKlTI se&t0n.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-09

PRICE OF ADMTssToN-D Circle Lasced Bores Par.
ansits Second Gallery 81 co. Phi Boxe5 Pit, ST. Thlrt
EB~ Donrs open at e. To cornmence at T.
h8A No oaoats secured unless raid for 40
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-09

SUCCESSION OF MARY ROEDEAu, F. W. c. DE
ceasel-Imrroved and Vacant Rra Estate, in the First
District, and one slave aueon
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-09

sRALDfRG q RftG EHas' MUSEUM, eAtijotnins
foe Ac1nEay OF MUSIC l-Adrnissfnn CENTS Ghi1frA1
and % Day Night from ID s. Id e
~ ~ = NJ The GRAND AQUARIA7 or Ocean and RivsT
psrfss ToTsng ned Miniature eahp
Fen sd skeleton Boa Constructor ever seen;
lD0gt other GurioSitiss.a
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Steamboat 9eparturts Ttis 4lav.
YMestiaY. AnrtI O. IsG1

80 Schooner Mary q. Turiseu, Thomas, |
master from New York ID disclaigng her cargo ut
Post 80, Second District.
GonsgneeS win ae ont their permits
Haue for landing delivery their goods without DELAY
pherwse they will ba sent public their expense
and rak.
! un ". HYEEfy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-09

from Boston, Is dschargns her cargo at Post Is Second
District.
Gosnsns will please take their permits at the Gas
House for the landing and delivery Of their without delay
Aherwise theywi be sent To public their risk and
sxpente. GEO. w. HYNSON Il co, T..
aB #A}+ ~ Camn street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-09

4 3 q ss .ah1,aaE5Be5AsGSsS DAIFGINi3 ACADEMY No
~ lS5 Bar9Ens street, between irad ard nIis sfTesfs
A The Ladies' and Gentlemen of New Orleans ara r
pscsfaily informed hat the above Acsdeuv In wow
~ OPEN, where all the Fashionable Dances viii be
Ledissaonday Wednesday and Friday from Ilx ID ts1<
Wednesday, Friday from "a
chiaFen Tuesday, Tharsday and Saturday from to OK
70 81. E-: N .N NJ r.. 1'9ti @ s.'2'1 80 7s to7s
TerntaLad Gentlemen $40 per nnont; Gilfsan 60
pa5a IN atvan FRelve lessons in hs month. 5 54
g ae Ista car hs saaa u her Acgdey any day from 0k
u a X g Fss ata9ae ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-23

reports state that school mistress in
Pownal was pursued by the same strange
object, clothed in rags, and making ma
MAC motions. Sixteen men put after him,
and one of them overtakipg him was so
paralyzed at the sight as to keep him from
attempting his capture. 1t is also said
that small cave has been found, thought
to be the abode of the creature, and bones
found thereabouts arc to be sent to AM
herst and Williams Colleges for examina-
tion. Quite number Of sheep are mis-
sing in the mountain pastures, and some
farmers say their cows have been MIXED
in the night time by some unknown per-
son.
Many treat it as humbug, but it is
impossible for SO great number of per-
sons as testify, to tell the same lie with
such accuracy, and we are inclined to
treat it with seriousness. Whatever it is
it demands an immediate investigation,
and will doubtless receive it.-Benning-
ton Banner. .t-
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-23

Since our last issue many new develop
ments have come to light respecting the
mysterious being known to be wandering
around Stamford and vicinity. As stated
last week. it was first discovered by Chas-
Wilbur, who, in company with two Pierce
brothers, hearing strange yells in the
woods, set out with the determination to
find ont the origin. They advanced up
the side of the mountain, with two guns,
but had not gone far when they encount-
cred creature all Of six feet high, strik-
ingly like man, completely covered with
long coal-black hair from head to foot.
Wilbur, who it appears was in advance,
Immediately tried to FIRE at the animal
gathering roots in STOPPING posture, but
his gun did not 60 off. The creature then
raised itself up with q scrcech which drove
Wilbur from the mountain in hot haste.
1t soon met the Pierce boys, however, and
one of them fred at it, but the shot fell
wide of the mark, and he being badly
scared. together with his brother turned
and run with all his might. Wilbur has
not been out. of his house since, after dark.
A man named sitterly woke up enc
night, hearing a continued knocking at
his door, and arising shouted to'thevis-
liant, skulking away short distance off,
resembling strongly the unknown being.
Also. party berrying above the Beaver
Mill in North Adams, were chased by the
creature, which uttered incoherent articu-
lations, and put them all to fight, Later
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-23
TOILETTE EMBARRAssMENTs OF A
FRENCH VOLUNTEER,

One day when Gedeon attended roll
call, the lieutenant of the week stepped
in front of him: Your jacket he said to
him, is unsewn in the seam'-offi,ers must
enter into the slightest details-give it
out for repair. The corporal of the week, in
the ordinary way, took the jacket to give
it to the tailor. After the cleaning down,
Gedeon, who was on fatigue drill thought
it the simplest mode to put on one of his
comrades jackets, and stepped into the
ranks. What's that?' the officer of the
week said to him; have you not given
out your jacket to repair? Il beg your
pardon, my lieutenant, but Where
did you get that one from then?' My
lieutenant, | borrowed it from a man OF
my squad You will have two nights
guard room, to teach you not to wear 9TH
er mems clothes. Gedeon burned to ex-
culpate himself, but was sufficiently mas
ter of himself to be silent 1t SEEMS
he thought, that | am in the wrong, and
L will not do it again but my comrades
might have told me- For this simple
reason, Gedeon, when he was to drill, put
on his dolman. 'Who's that man in full
dress 2 the captain instructor shouted, as
soon as he saw him; give him two nights
guard room MY captain Gedeon
began. DO you want two nights inore?'
The unhappy man was silent. I must
have been in the wrong, Gedcon said to
himself but they shan,t catch me trip
ping again At the after-dinner rubbing
down, Gedeon fell in, consequently, in his
sbirt-sleeves. Two nights, guard room
for that ass the adjutant said, on MOTTO
ing him; and, as Gedeon did not stir,
Be off with you,' the adjutant added;
60 to the stables The wretch obeyed,
but as he consequently missed the roll
call, he was, for that reason, punished
with four nights guard-room. On the
evening of this hapless day Gedeon
learned that he had ten nights Of it, but
that was to much, and he appealed. He
was heard, when he explained that he
did not deserve punishment; for, on the
same principal that door must be either
open or shut, an hussar whose jacket has
gone to tailors must either wear his
dolman or appear in his shirt-sleeyes.
The ten nights guard room were remitted,
but Gedeon caught four for having ap-
pealed nonhierarchically. A corporal he
cross-questioned on this grave subject an =
swered him that appeals must be, made
Theoretically, that is to say, presented to
the corporal, who imparts them to the
sergeant, who carries them to the sergeant {
major, who submits them to the lieutenant,
who transmits them to the captain and so,
on.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-23
Republican.

.F. u ID.
BEAR CAUGHT Melvin Wadsworth, of
this village, caught, one day last week on
Bald Mountain, ycarling bear, in trap.
which he succeeded in getting home alive,
and without injury,save that inflicted by
the trap. He made terrible fuss about
coming, but nothing daunted they strapped
him, swung him across pole and brought
him thus down the mountain, to J. Nor
toms choppiug, from whence he was taken
in wagon. He is said to be from eight to
ten months old, is of good size, and can
be seen at the house of Mr.. Wadsworth
by tho curions, One of his feet was badly
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-23

ca We learn that an attempt was
made to steal some horses from pasture
belonging to man living somewhere near
North Charlestown, N. H., on Sunday
night last, but the designs of the thieves
were frustrated, by the owner seeing them,
just as they we're about taking the animals
through the bars When the thieves
found themselves discovered they departed
on the double quick" and have not since
been secn.---B. r. Aryus.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-23
THE GOLDEN SUNSET.

The golden sea its mirror spreads
Beneath the golden skies,
And but narrow strip between
Of land and shadow lies
The cloud-like rocks, the rock-like clouds
Dissolved in glory float,
And midway of the radiant food,
Hangs silently the boat.
The sea is but another sky,
The sky sea as well,
And which is earth and which the heavens
The eye can scarcely tell,
So when for US lfe's evening hour
Soft fading shall descend,
NAV glory born of earth and heaven,
The earth and heaven blend.
Flooded with peace the spirit float,
With silent rapture glow,
Till where earth ends and heaven begins,
The soul shall scarcely know.
LONG FELLOW.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-23

TALL CoRN.-Kansas can this year
boast,of the tallest corn it has ever been
our fortune to sec, Mr. Jones, residing
few miles east Of. Topeka, brought us on
Saturday last a stalk of corn measuring
l6-l-2 feet in height and bearing two
large, we'll developed ears. Hehas large,
field which would average last week, full
"A feet in height while much oft equals
the sample brought us.--Kansas State
Record--Aug. TO- s,t ~, ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-23
THE NEGROES WATCHING THEIR
CHANCE. I'LL

CHANCE.
A letter from Welden, N. c., in the
New York Tribune, states that the negroes
generally have quite as good an idea of
what is going on as the poor whites, and
are waiting their opportunity. 80 ripe,
already, are these pariahs of labor for re-
volt that Nat Turner would now sue
ceed, and the miserable failure of 81
would be, in '6l, an inevitable triumph.
That this trying crisis of the institution
will pass without Spartacus | do not
believe. Meanwhile, patrol duty is dill
gently performed night and day, and the
strictest viligance is sedulously exercised +;
yet there are frequent reciprocal butcheries
of whites and blacks, and continual slave
escapades, some of the fugitives being
caught after much trouble, but most of
them eluding all search. The swamps
which cover fully one-tenth part of the
state, with it's nearly fifty thousand square
miles, afford an impcnetrable covert to the
runaway. | have heard of case, near
Plymouth, where gang of negroes was
accidentally discovered in marsh, within
six miles of town, some Of whom had
disappeared thirteen years before. Not
long ago, planter named Woodruff, living
in Northampton county, near here on the
railroad, was murdered by his slaves. In
BERTHE county, q Mr. Askew, a bachelor,
fell victim to u conspiracy Of between
thirty and forty negroes Gas appeared by
the confession of one of those implicated J
who, after brutally killing him with an
ak, set fire to his house, in the ashes of
which his blackened remains were found
next day."
A gentleman lately from Georgia writes
in the New York Herald on the same sub
ject: There is not negro in the South
who is not on the qnt oioe for the result
of the present contest That people have
no mails or telegraph, but should a slave
insurrection occur in Virginia to morrow
it would be known in Louisiana by the
slaves there on Thursday next. From
plantation to plantation the news picked
up while waiting upon the whites at table
travels with lightning rapidity. Despite
of patrols and dogs, those who travel af-
ter ten o'clock at ight--the hour at which
the planter is commonly at rest-negro
pedestrians are to be commonly met with
all through the South. There is little
apprehension felt that the negroes will or
ganize an insurrection, but there is a
wide spread terror that in the event ofany
disaster to the southern army that the
slaves who witness it will lose all self con-
troll, set fire to the houses and massacre
the women and children that the con-
tagion will spread rapidly through all the
slaves, rendering the whole one scene of
! desolation and ruin"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-23

ca The less man knows, the wider
he wears his mouth open. 1t is as i'm
possible for a fool to keep his jaws shut
as it is for sick oyster to keep his she'll
closed.