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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-30


the day the Jury came into the Court
Room with the following as their YER
dict:
In the revocatory action - verdict
for plaintiffs.
On the charge of fraud-guitty.
MONDAY, january %, 1s61.-Judge
Burthe was on the Bench shortly after
ten o'clock this day, upon which he
pronounced the judgment of the Court
in the matter of Clement Brown and
Wife VS.. His Creditors, the trial of
which cause was terminated on Saturday
last by Jury. The verdict in the revo-
catory action being for Plaintiffs, and
on the charge of fraud guilty-the
accused was adjudged by his Honor to
taoo gears imprisonment in the Parish
Jail = capias then issued for his
immediate arrest.
The case of The State VS.. Francois
Bruce, charged with assault and battery
was then proceeded with. The Jury
empanelled, after hearing the testimony
in the case, the law explained, and the
charge of the Judge, rendered verdict
of guilty; and recommending the ac-
cused to the mercy of the Court.
Next on docket was the case of The
State VS.. George Brookes, jr. The
accused appeared in Court and plead
not guilty.
The csse of The State VS.. Hypolite,
f. m. c., charged with assault and bat
terry, was then taken up and examined
into. The Jury sworn in this case
failing to agree upon verdict, were
discharged from any further conside-
ration of the case.
After which Judge Burthe adjourned
Court until ten o'clock, "A. NJ, Tuesday.
TUESDAY, January 20, 1s61.--Court
was opened this morning as per adj
journment; and after calling tho names
of Jurors renamed in session awaiting
the arrival of the ten o'clock train of
cars from the city Of New Orleans.
After the train had arrived, the first
case docketed for this day, that of The
State VS.. Jerome Calyo, charged with
selling liquor to slaves, was called--a
Jury empanelled, and the triad of the
case proceeded xith. The Jury. after
listening to the testimony brought for
ward--the argument of counsel and
charge of his Honor retired to their
Room, and after short absence re-
turned into Court with a verdict of
guilty.
The next case on docket this day
The State VS.. George Bruce, charged
with robbery, was then called. The
prosecutor not appearing, the case was
continued. The Court then rendered
sentence in the case of The State VS..
jerome Calvo, convicted on the charge
of selling liquor to slaves, as follows :
The prisoner to pay fine of one hun
dred dollars, and to be imprisoned three
months in the parish jail.
The Judge thereafter discharged the
jurors until 10 O'Clock, a. IN. this day
Wednesday.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-30
STATE OF LOUISIANA:
Parish Of Jefferson.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
Thomas Fellows,

o.
Mrs Marie Louise Allen.
pY of and in obedience to Il writ of
ID seizure and sale, to me directed by the
Honorable the Third Judicial District Court of
Louisiana, in the above entitled suit will proceed
to sell at pubic auction the door of the Court
House, on Canal Avenue between Hampson and
Second streets, in the City of Carroton on
SATURDAY, the ID day of March, 1861, ut the
hour of IL o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property, to wit:
-FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, together with
all the improvements thereon, situate i'll the City
OF Jefferson, in this State, and designated by the
Nos. five. six, seven and eight, of square No.
fifty five, which is bounded by Napoleon Avenue,
Berlin. Pitt and Prytania streets, per plan
drawn by a. 5. Phelps surveyor, on the l. tn day
of Feb uary, lS49 and deposited in the Office of
J: X. Beard, notary public in New Orleans. Lots
Nos. tive, six aud seven adjoin each other, and
measure each twenty feet seven inches front
on Napoleon Avenue Ky one hundred and twenty
Ieet in depth between parallel lines; lot No
forming the corner of Napoleon Avenue and Pitt
streets, ana the said lot No. eight adjoin the
of the other, and measures thirty feet front
said Pitt street by one hundred feet in depth
between parallel lines.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms OF sale-CASH ON THE SPOT
GUY DREUX, Sheriff
lan5O-ts Of the Parish of Jefferson.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-30

- Amongst the various amusements
and excitments of the time, the plea
sure loving portion of our community
should not forget the MASKED and
Fancy Dress Bali which is to take
place at the Firemen's Hall, on Mardi-
Gras night. See card in paper.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-30
STATE OF LOUISIANA:
Parish of Jefferson.
Third Judicial District Court.
II. II. Gogreve,
II. II. Gogreve,
VS..
Mr.. & Mrs. V. Livaudais.

Mr. & Mrs V. Iivaudas.
DY virtue of and in pursuance of writ of
ID feri facas to directed by the Hon the
Third Judicial District Court of Louisiana. in
tue above entitled suit, l will proceed to sci. at
public auction, at the door of the Courthouse.
on Canal Avenue between HaapsDn aud
Second streets, in the City of Clrrout,u on
: ATURD \ Y. the 2ud day of rich. 1881
atthr hour of II o'clock \. NJ, the fol owing lcs
CrIbed proper " to-yvit:
GROUND, forming par; pt tn" sQI,r- OF ground
designated by the No. s.Sry-u.ua situated in
Carrolitou, arish IF J.fers .r f... ~rut-. as
per plan drawn by &. Z. Zi1pH. ...... ~rf... yOr
de- posted "a thu Otiv. a. #.r .r.. t.. b; ~-riugtr
notary; said pr. &C u~ n ...r. 80 .....t, icing
bounded by Monroe F."... ....... ..' I.aun-ttc
street and measures thr.. ..E. ...H .,.i front on
each of said streets Together VIZ. a. TIA. buildings
anu improvements thrrroI-
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms of Salc.--Cash on the spot.
GUY DREUN, Sheriff
isu3otS OF the Parish of Jefferson.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-30

PENNsYLvAN1A-7he Personal LIB
erty Bills to be Repealed.-A dispatch
dated Harrisburg, 22d. in the western
papers, says {:
The republicans of the House favor
able to the repeal of the obnoxious pro
visions in the penal code relative to the
rendition of fugitive slaves, held
caucus to-day. Twenty-four members
were present. 1t is reported that their
vote, combined with that of the demo-
cratic members, will carry the repeal
through the House. -
Mr.. Armatrong, republican, naedl
a speech in the House favoring H60a
Critteneden amendments. 1t prod
a very powerful effect, and was the m
est effort made this season in eif&
House.
The House has passed the Senata
solutions declaring attachment to Aelas
Union, and that the constitution ha
sufficient power to maintain the integ#
rity of the Union. The resolutions
were passed by strict party vote.
Amendments favorable to compro-
mise were rejected.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-30

PAY YOUR TAXEs.-See card over
the signature of +. KERN, Collector, in
another column.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-30
Jnnunry so, 1861.

"wednesday, january 80, AS61.
The State c. G. Lacoste - Assault and
Battery.
= The State Vs. James misunderstanding with Il
- Dangerous Weapon n Wound less than
Mayhem.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-30
THE SUN:
OFFICIAL PAPER
OF lhe City of GnrroIIton, and of the

PARISH OF JEFFERSON.
PUBLISHED
Euery Wednesday, and Saturday,
In the City OF Carrolton, Parish of Jefferson, La,
BY NJ G.. DAVIS.
Office on Dublin, betsoeen Second and Burthe streets
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-30
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.

w The Tennessee 1.s .. Es'9 ta .ss Hans.
of asssssss.sss ssas
afterwards ordered to be printed.
n.,;. ~,,na.
"a - -
have been sill structed, to consider the
ezpedienc of sepealing the duties On
sugar: Y, y s., Is.
4 80 d. ssss
t'li1 pios -,
81 s ssssso - 80 ! 'As''l ts'7 =.
8 \ y 4 ~
~
# III organizing
ffA ri if n
nm follow g yes
4 M a Esg s 80
SSlfFe 6ts 81 4 k,st. .
x5sI, <.f q 81 ss5 cd
f,..,x7S i ", 8 Ia conmend-
-. v g So ,,t;ons He
So 4 81 -, any,
sSs ID a. 81 D szSss. h-,,4;I;.;os.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-30
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Partsh Of jefferson.
Third Judicial District Court.
William J. Maynard,
vs.. NO. lSSS
II

, No 1883
b. F. Lotspech.
by virtue of and in obedience to a writ of
- seizure and sale to directed by the Hon
the Third JUDICIAL District Court of Louisiana in the
above entitled suit. will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, at the door of the Court House, Oh
Canal Avenue, between HamPson and Second
the 2ud day OF March, 1861, mt the hour Of II
O'Clock A. NJ, the following described slaves,
to-vlt:
SIIEoS-a negro man, slave for life, aged
ahoUt fifty years.
, MARIA a Iuulatress, Save for life, aged
about thirty-two years.
3 joe negro hoy, slave for live, aged
about eighteen years.
LOUISA a nm latTcss, aged about IA years.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms of saie-Cash the spot.
GUY DREUX, Sheriff
janJO-ts OF the Parish of jefferson.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-30


The Indiana Legislature and The Cyi-
sis.-In the Iadiana legislature,son the
23d, the Senate passed the following,
resolutions, reported by the committed
on federal relations, by vote Of
toS: s
Resolued, That as we have not inSf
past contributed in any agree TO bri1
about the present state ct thin
which threatens to result in an ove
whelming calamity and unparallele
crime, we will not hereafter do an
act or acts that will tend to weaken thf
bonds of this Union, violate the laws
the United States, or oppose or Of
wise interfere with any laws passef
der and by authority of the saNa
ReSOLUed, That the mainteni
the right of the states, and eSfe fsiali
the right of each state to ordaf eoil-1
troll it's own domestic inst &C Il
acording to it's own judgme9 vely
lis essential to that hala 0Sver on
swhichthe perfection i3rance Of
our f)6itieaI fabric as saand that
we.. a. d I6 Of le, will
abide BY, nd ID Ia iii and ssjs III, both
In Theory and practice, a}s seiw q
TIE act that several stat placed
themselves III an attitude hostility
towards the gpvernment, III oar epini on
Without unsuitable cause therefore.
Resotued, That all firm, wise, dignif-
ed and patriotic measures, having for
their object the preservation of the I'm,
ion and constitution during the present
or incoming ad1Iiiinistrat;ol should be-.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-30

NTNS committed TO the Parish Prison of &
W Jefferson tho 2lst of November 1850 IN
tho boy BRt NOa black ; feet lOk iuchcshIEhi ~
says he formerly belonged to Thompson 4 -
MHckev of Piackcmiu parish.
The owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take him away.
GUY DREJ7N. Sheriff
nov2i Of the Parish OF jefferson.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-30
CITY OF CARROLLTON /:
WEDNESDAY, JAN, 80, 1861.
Third Judicial District Court:
THE HON. JUDGE BURTHE, Presiding
CASES FIXED FOR TRIAL:

CRIMINAL TERAl-JANUARY 1861.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-30

Sundry bills were read. On motion
the rules were suspended and the fol-
lowing ordered paid on the Warrants
of the Mayor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-10
From WashIngton.


WASHINGTON July 9.-Chase estimates the past
year deficiency at six million and odd thousand dol
lars, and the deficiency in the current expenses Of
the year. including the civil list foreign intercourse
and miscellaneous eighty hundred and odd thousand
dollars, deficiency in the Interior Department four
hundred and odd thousand, and in the War Depart
ment one hundred and eighty five million and odd
thousand, making an aggregate Of two hundred and
seventeen million and odd thousand. In addition
TO which is maturing treasury notes twelve
millions and odd thousand Interest nine million.
The total estimated expenses for the fiscal year
ending June 1862, are SSlS,5l958l and 81 cents.
Chase recommends the raising Of eighty millions
BY taxation and 24O millions by loan. He recon-
mends the following duties: on brown sugar, y
cents per pounds; on clsyed, cents per pound and
on refined loaf and refined 4 cents; on syrup q;
candy 6; molasses cents per gallon; coffee cents
per pound: black tea 10 cents; green tea 20 cents.
The estimate Of the revenue from these sources IS
20 millions. Taxing articles now exempt, the IN
crease in the revenue will be seven millions. The
estimate of the revenue from customs and sales Of
lands is sixty millions
He recommends internal taxes on domestic luxu-
ries including liquor, beer tobacco, bank notes,
spring carriages and legacies. He suggests con
adorable reduction in the salaries of OtcehOlders
HOUsE.-The following resolution was adopted:
That the House during the Extra session. only con
slider bills and resolutions concerning military aGd
naval affairs, and Government and financial affairs
connected Herewith All ether matters except the
the proper committees to be considered next ses-
sion.
Lovejoy offered the following: That IS 10 part of
the duty of the army to capture and return fugi-
tive slaves and to direct the Judiciary Committee
TO inquire into the expediency of repeating the fu
Ritive slave law in view of permitting the consider
alton of peace propositions. The vote on restrict
inc business to war was recOnsIdered and again
adopted On motion to amend allowing the consid-
Grafton of judiciary questions the vote was again
recousidered and thus amended was sgain adopted.
Proceedings are thus confined to war, revenue and
judiciary.
Covodish committee of five, with power to
send for persons and papers, was appointed to
smell out the details Of army contracts, privileged
to report all the time.
HoUsE-A bill passed appropriatiDg six millions
to relieve distress in the army.
The President was called on for the Spanish cor
respondence relative to San Domingo
SENATE-A bill RENTING duties on arms passed.
Trumbull euloglzed Douglas.
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From XYakhIngtcn.

WASHINGTON, July S.-The following is the Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs Crittenden, Gooek, Cox
White. of Indiana, Mcknight, Burnham, Thomas, o.
Maryland Pomeroy and Fisher.
VanWyck is Chairman of the Committee on Pen
sions, and Mallory, Chairman of the Committee on
Roads and Canals.
Hicks reports secession strong on the Eastern
shore and wants troops to protect Union men.
The Cabinet was in consultation to-day with Gen.
Scott The result is unknown.
Vallandingham said in the Democratic caucus,
that he preferred pesee to the preservation Of the
Union.
Col. Taylor arrived at Washington with flag Of
truce. There are thousand rumors regarding his
mission, but it is supposed merely to refer to an
exchange of prisoners.
The Herald says Gen. Scott IS in hourly expecta~
ton of intelligence of a battle.
Patterson aud Johnston are fighting at Edwaads'
Ferry The Government has sent reinforcements
When the courier left two Of the Federalist were
dead.
LOvejoy's resolution was passed by vote of %
to 81
Gen. Scott forbids telegraphing of army move
ments.
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LOUISVILLE, July S.-CairO advlces say Saturday
and Sunday were occupied in taking the vote Of
regiments for years service. In Cooks regiment
40 in McArthur's so, and In Ogesby lao voted for
three years the balance for disb4nding. The re-
mainder Of the three months regiments win show
similar unsatisfactory results.
NO-pay political officers, mixing Of Lincolnism
and patriotism in fine ehes, and picking black
berries for tobacco money, disgusts and democrat
ICES the prvases while the officers are Inundated
BY duns from hotels and washWomen. Washwomen
tell your correspondent they going to be turned
on the streets because they cannot pay eight or ten
dollars, while colonies OF regiments are in their
debt for twice the amount.
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NOtIce % Bond HOIders.

OEJIcR NASHVILLE CHATrAxOooA RAILROAD coHPISY,i
Nashville, Tsnu-, July 4, 1861.
TEE interest due LIST july, 1861, the Bonds Of q Nash
willie and Chattanooga Railroad Company win be paid At
The Office OF the Company, In Nashville. Tenn presentation
Of toe Coupons accompanied By The certificate Of the Comp
Ter Of the State, that the may AEfaY made.
The Leg ature Of the State, by enlcnent having
prohibited OF interest Of the Bonds
OWED the 18th day Of APRIL 1861, may owned By
citizens corporations Of the sisvdng States Of the
Unit States America aud constituted STATE ComptrOl
Ter the sole judge Of he question: to Who payment
fully he ESde. d. GLAAYkS, Treasurer.
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENSARY
FOR PRTVATE DISEASES.

MES DR.. KING, formerly Of New York, for hsI
H4S~~S four yesrs Of Louisville, Kentucky, and who
devoted his attention the treatment Of private diseases
thirty yerrs, Eaters himself having attended practice fer
many years. cured many Thousands be eSbed to
all diseases private nature matter how bad they may be
from inudcous medical treatment OF em neglect Of their
Dr. Kings Dpensary IS No % Deadrek street. between Cherry
and Square, where be all diseases private nature
GoEoRHKA without ns1cious ers Interference
from business
sTRlcUREs ofold recent date eaectusy cured in few
days, By operation which pain. where structure
exist health be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undsrTnnes the constitution 50 much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases Of the skin, growing out
Iect or bad treatment, be eecu2ly cured IN few days.
sRxL WEAWEzs particular attention having been given 10
this disease and all the consequences greWn out brought
in many By the destructive habits Of inconsderate
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the PASSIONS neget Of
which will undermine he constitution, rendering the subject
business society, and causing premature old
Females who may be labong with any dneuy OF the Womb
may rest assured Of imue1iate relief.
Persons resting abroad By writing aad rang their case, with
fee enclosed directed to Dr. King No o. Dea1rck street,
Nashville will IA the Necessary medicine sent to their
address, with necessary drecons SC. secrecy Observed ocs
o'clock in tie morning at in the e7enng.l
Laay23.l 85o-d&Wiy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-10

FORTRESS MONROE, July 9.-The Quaker City, an
armed frigate and several gun boats are preparing
to attack Sewsll's Point.
A cartridge chest exploded killing two Rhode Is
landers and Weunding many.
Taylor has returned TO the Confederate lines.
The Garibaldians are imprisoned and the ring
leaders will be made examples of.
The undue mortality in several New York regi.
ments is attributed to excessive drinking.
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PRIVATE LETTER MAIL
To and from the Federal States

IL LETTERs for the Northern States enclosed an ont
side envelope Doth envelopes being prepaid I'd
ed to Nashville Tennessee, with ten cans enclosed
outside envelope, will be carried acros 70 Efank1 KY
there mailed fer their Destination IN the old States
In letters from the old States Gay se dTeciai
to Franklin, Ky, and VII carry te across 70 Nash
Ville Tenn AMI mail them IOr their proper destination ssuh-
ineOaseunt prepay inside envelopes for
the proper stamps sen cents may be e1cossd IN postage
stamps OF either Conederaey cash, and viii prepay aod
forward Thls arrangement to connus dETng Tire
WHITES1Dke
Tenn. iuly6dlme
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monetnrv and CommercIal.

TUESDAY Evening, July 9, 1861.
In New York on the Sd, $50, coo Tennessee 6 per
cent Bonds sold at Sc, and IS COO at 375.
We hear of some sales Of Family Flour, made of
new wheat, at Sc per Dbl.
Our millers are Offering 7jc per bushel for a
prime article Of Red and White Wheat, for immedi-
ate delivery.
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Do NOT NEGLECT TO INsUBE-The comparatively
rare occurrence of fires in this city for some time
past should lull our citizens into state of CON
scious security" for there is no telling at what
moment the dread element may break forth and
dwellings,, furniture and merchandise become
In red burial blent."
Insurance in the best of Southern Companies
may be obtained of ". ]. MARI. No Is College
street. IT,
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Ur. Jesse Il. FergusOn's Speech at Spring


Mr.. Jesse B. Ferguson opened the canvass at
Springfield on Monday. Notwithstanding the far
mers are very busy with the oat harvest, he had
a fair audience. The people listened with profound
interest and were much gratifed. lie ignored al
personal claims and discussed the great issues in
volved in the Southern Revolution. He labored T.
show the necessity of a united people to preserv'
the free and independent action the States hav'
taken. We hope he will furnish his speech fol
publication, for men of all parties would be bene-
fitted by reading it,
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THE
NEa@nOl1& B2In0

A PERFECT AND COMPLETE REMEDY FOR
PIMPLES. BEOTCEES,
FREC1LES, EEsUPyEONS
SUNEUssN OH TAN
ENIS Elegant Preparation the Skin soft and fresh,
inPaTting to il Marble Purity. It is uos. cool and
reshng applied to the face after exposure the and
Ill give immediate relief the Sting Of Insects NOTHING
oiseneus enters into its composition. The contents Of bottle
might be taken without harm. It's GplcGi0R eTeY Eigh;
for Speek, SOtN cure tie scOTSt cdseoI PigpJss.
devery eVerywhere-Price Fifty Gents Bottle.
gS W. Z HAGAN, Propretors,
tSb2t-dt T5oYi New YORK.
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From BuckhannOn.

BUCKHAHxoN, July Capt. Barrett's company of
the Ohio 18th was Paraded before the regiment, dis
armed and ordered home, for outrages committed
by Lieut. Sratton and eight privates. After inter
cessOn, Gen. Mcclellan restored the arms, except
to the nine culprits, who were sent to Columbus.
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CHEKOkEE CUREI

IN tnFaaszo cure JoT seminal weakness, Noe.
zuFnGI EmniissiODss L7lF0tcHcg, LOss Of PO1osr,
Paias in Tie Back St0na IL tEs BlSi3sT, Distracted
and Difficult Ns5lstTUdtSOB, and al Diseases caused
BY dsyidttng from tie patti Of Nature, and iHdH}giR9
az Seyf-PolLuti0E.
By the Of this Cure all improper discharges
ed, the weakened orgaEs Of generation speedily cUr and
full vigor restored.
Either contemplating should reject that sound
mind body necessary promote connu happineSs
Cherokee Cure tie poor 1ebisted down and
despaiTing devOtee Of sensual pleasure will dud relief.
It is safe aRd pleasant in taste, but immediate n itsae0ni
tanning mineral poison bat prepared from pure vegetable
extracts, in the form Of delicious syrup
Price 90 per Bottle three bottles for S. and and forwarded
by express to all parts Of the world.
Bold by all respectable Druggists every where.
POTTER & HERWIN. PrOpnetOEs, Memphis Tenn.
Sold in Nsshyis BY Ewing Psndlston, Berry < DeoTis
@. W. Hendershott, and By Druggists everywhere.
oct2S-dtR&Nly
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CElfLFAN SPRINGS

IN HIS celebrated Watering place will be opened for he Teeep-
June 18th, ls6l. The subscriber. thaD Z
full for the liberal patronage heretofore extended 70 DCnl VIII
make every Effort during the ensuing deserve con
Of the The Table Bar will Be supplied Win
the that the country Affords Prices suit tbe aes
CKMLEAN sPRNsa situated in Trgg county, KY and an
in daily Communication Vih HopnsVle and Prnseton Sgs
BY the way Of JOhnsOns.
5-E4t Il n FUQUA, PropfietcI.
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From Omaha.

OMAHA July S.-The steamer Chippewa, with
10 tons of Government stores and 237 kegs of
powder, is burned The passengers and crew were
landed when the boat was blown to atoms.