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MISTER LINKUH.

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Hale lesils Gag sp,pk sp,n nu -,
made up ov sNeaks ov rec - vite n bio
with fu 4 speoks on,u the lsssr
In prom sk 10 80 ilsr sort .v spaAG
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kansiaeriu war u sss maid, and how - 4
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wen she Wind b oss en- hsngins snsN pe0
out ~ wpder, over sso's
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II sl~~s q Nariu out ss the S,ema
why didelt they mako ou, O. Red bomhaDo
oil ov ~un p'acs On ,hsr you'd du fur morn
wun cxJ IN SUN sslss "a proud sposa,
an wants shis gs Dlfsuea-wsl, smol Gag
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ConMEScaMEnT week at Rutgers College
New Brunswick, N. j., was marked by many
interesting incidents. The President Hon.
THRoDoRK FR, LISoHuIsxS, one Of the most
conservative mon in the United States, dsliv-
cred the BsccAlaurests address, In which he
referred to our present. national troubles. II.
said the question now vas mot between the
North and South, not between the President
ard any citizen who might differ with hi.
in his politics, or be aispcs~A ~ ooIsct 70
.on. nr hi. .c,,,rs, sot between Slavery and
Anti -sl.ray, but between govsrnm'nt and
Iswl,ssness between order and anarchy, be.
tween wsll,rsgulatsd iIs itu'ious and chaos y
And, turning to the studsn's, be addsd -
=" Go ibrsh. then, young gentlemen. with tsls
sp'rit, revosno oips 'hs msjsgy Il las, snd whom
Tur % un,ry deruants II, lay on hsr slt.rs your
lives, your Hitups, and your Scored hoaor."
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A seeae In ,he n i,IsL Comn.ns.

TuR following extract from tbs Iopdon
Ti,nes' r,port of the proceeding, in an. Rr, In
Hoses tf Commons on the .y epipa OF .he Ia
will interest ali our Ie.ders,
C,lon,Iw Ia ,,., ,.x..
A., Of ,h. A. e., ,,,a t ~, ,., VI
s.n,J, was "a n. si'hssa uv ,n oIn"s's 49,, y,
~ ffba b"n",.V'i. ,,,s.r e., ~ E1~ =" aPpsn
h.sr and 90 ~ h,m u,a,p., !, i"ay, Sr
Irai, nsc,ss.,S ,ba, ,a 'honid 80, ~.
IN. mn,;on - .b;ch ha naS p'a 49, un
fno., bs.,, II ,hoi,s,.d h., IN sN.h nouve.
,nin,on q; a ,.st nm nh.r oT ns,'o,i hs go. ~
wall acor.int.1 uits sv.,v,hi"s o III Oh s.i.,.J
90 Ib, Limited states of AIsr; ~ snd sbo .sra
deeply intsr,,t.d in cur n aintsin;ng srisndiv
relations with tbo.s stst.,. wh.n hssid IN al
Il wou'd be very insxp,S ,ent at the present
moment to enter upon such . discussion.
(Chsers)
Mr.. GsKaoRy said, In answer to the aues-
licn Of Tho honorable member, he would not
put tim.elf in op position 20 ,he vish.s ,C the
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IT 70 3ELArKp Of = Massachusetts comps-
ny that they CON aimed TO u CIR c,ptain that
the West Point cadet VINO drilled 'hsm was .
most profAne s~eare', and they did MT Ike
bis use OF proiane language In the hearing Of
che msn,
~ will stop thai tomorsov," sid thu cap
tain.
Whsn ths nsxt dayS drill began, III. cadets
swearing began.
"Pie.se not to swear at my msn, SIR" saii
the csotain.
.What do yea know about dril.? and what
can (, ou do about M swsaring1' said the ca
dst.
''Sir," said the cap.,iu, stsrnly, "I know
this, and You ought 20 ow It, thst swearisg g
10 forb'dd.n ty the army regulation; sn1 Il
you continue to br.sk tho rule, l will oriar
my men TO mEch off tbe grJuni, and ih,y will
o1sy me, and leave yoa 70 swear alone"
LARGE QUAHrITIxs or PRovMoys have
tseB received At Louisy'lls, Ky.. mostly fou
Madison, Ia, and have BEEN Forwarded 8 9uth
via ths 1sshyills Rsilrosd.
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Cennerce and the War.

TIE Custom House returns Of the commsrcs
Of tie port Of New York for the month Of MAJ
were a 100000 less than In May. 1860, and
only onshit Of those In Nay, 1859. The 6s-
urss are - follows.
roRkies uroRp AT NEW rorz FOR THE MONTH or
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from that Of tbs advantage Of he tain w.
ces, and tie bill Vas nsgstivsd altar --psrbsQD
b. cause ola smart speech In its favor he9
Mr.. 5RIoHr.-PmchS Essence Of Pgii0seu1
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AM,r DIED rsc,rtly at HIlsin Esors. Fin
n and, wLo Vas 1872 yssla VI ags
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-15
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS

rJTttin that part Of Me Parish Of Jc6er&ot,
Left Bank, u&aer MG 3"risditton Of tic
P0}ice Jury.
NOTICE is hereby given to al persons whether
IN resident or nonresident of the Parish OF
Jefferson who are liable to the payment OF Taxes,
imposed according to law, for the ycitr 1860 by
the Police Jury, for the use of said Parish OF
jefferson Left Bank, that all such Parish Taxes
will be due on the first day of March, lsbl That
within thirty days thereafter the said Faxes must
be paid to the undersigned Collector AZ his Once,
in the Courthouse, Town OF tnrrolItoh, IN sni"
parish that the undersigned will be there TO- the
Durpose of receiving said Taxes, and also AT
Parish Taxes remaining unpaid for ,he preceding
wears every day, during the thirty days aforesaid,
from 10 o'clock A. NJ. to o'clock T. NJ
Aud further that ut the expiration Of said defhy,
a list of the persons who shall have failed to pay
the Taxes due by them, shall be drawn up by th'
undersigned Collector, whose duty it shall be
under the law to seize aud sell properly or the
drifnuucuts to pay and -niisiy the said Faxes,
with interest and costs thereon ~
Parish of jefferson Town Of CmroIt"n, lS"l.
L. j. GUTIERREZ, Collector,
frb27 Iett Bank Parish OF Jefferson.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-15
Avis aux Contribuables.

Dams cctte pnrtic de Ia arisse de Jefferson, t''Ee
Gauchc, sujcttc u la jurisdiction dn Juri DC
Police.
OAR ic present avis. tontes PersoHnes rhsld"nt's
i de la pnroisse Jefferson, qui sont t"nus hu
Placement de taxes impo.Gc c"nt"rntm'ni II III i"I
raroissr .Irffcrsou Rive GHuChe, aoHt n"tlhtr que
les ditcs Taxes scront dues dItcr du Mars is"l-
Quo dams leg trcutc iours qui suivront |" dit Mars
1901 les dtns Taxes dcvrOut etru pHycs nu Cot
lcctcur sousriguG, son bureau, Ia Maison d."
Cnnr, dams Ia Vile dc Carr"llton, dams Ia dlt'
Paroissc uu' lofct d'y r"c"voir les ditcR ih%'7'
Ic sousignG sc truuvcra d son bureau chnque Jour
pendant les tire ntc iours sHsdts dePuis 10 hcurcs
\. NJ, iuaqu' Il , hcurcs =. NJ.
IA ma rr,piration de cs dtlai, unr listc dcs
pcrsouucs qui n'auron pas pave t"H dit"s Taxes
scrl creF-G par ic Collector, lcHnni p:nctnern
con forIuEIucnt d la loi snisr ct vrndrc dcs
hicns anunricuant aux dcliugucntz, pour saiisfnfc
AN placement dc Icur ditcs Taxes dos interct It o'
fras. .,
Paroissc j. fTcrson, Vile de CnrroiIt"n 1901.
J. J. GUTIERREZ, Collector,
dc Ia Paroissc de Jefferson, Rive Ghuc ="
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-15
SHERIFF'S SALES,
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Jefferson.
Third Judicial District Court.
NJ. A. Robinson, tutriS,

Mayor g. Council of the City of ->0'
Carroffton.
Thy virtue of aud in obedience to an order OF
Dseizure and sale to me directed by the Hon the
Third judicial District Court OF La, IN the ooNe
entitled suit. will proceed to sell II PuoLc
at the door of the Court House, 4 Canal Avenue
between Hampson and Second streets, i'll the clty
of Carronton on SATURD AY. the 25th day OF
Nav 1861 at the hour of IL O'Clock, A NJ, tue
following described property to-"it;
l. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate
in the City of Corrollton, parish OF Jefferson
in this State, designated by the No Ii IN SQUARE
b. No. Al; said lot measuring thirty Ieet 'front.' on
Madison street between Soniat and lhfn slretts
by epth OF one hundred and fifty feet, together
with all the improvements thereon.
.. SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND, situated IN
the same city, designated by the Nos. one Two,
Three -Four. Five, Six and Seven, IN the aofes1'u
square No. Al b. measuring as fohoWs 10.
No One forms the corner of Madison and Sonlat
streets. and measures thirty feet front on SohiI'
street by one hundred and twenty feet IN uePth
and front Madison street bots NOS ~,
| Three Four Five and Six adjoin each other
and measure each thirty feet front on Sonlat
| street between Dublin and Madison streets by u
depth between parallel lines OF one @ ti;4 t,
! twenty feet And Lot Nc. seven measures Shirty
| feet front on Madison street between lhira anu
Soniat streets by a epth between parallel lines
of one hundred and sixty-two feet and SIX lncheS'
! together with all the buildings thereon.
Seized in the above entitled suit
Terms of sae-Ths being the second and last
! crying the above described property VIII DC
adudicated to the highest and last bidder the p"t
| chaser paving in cash the sum of Three Hundred
| Dollars being about the amGunt OF all costs anu
! eharres and taxes. State and MUNICIPAL ana loi
| the balance of the price of adjudication giving
| his bond with good and solvent security, payable
| twelve months after date bearing interest at tht
rate of six per cent per annum from date tc
maturity and secured by mortgage on the pro
perty sold. =, .r
myats Of the Parish of Jefferson.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-15
AVIS AUX CONTRIBUABLES.
,,r,n,, II InIr col I.ECtrEIIR.
BUREAU DU COLLECTEUK,

Paroisse Jefferson, Fevrier 2, 1851
A Wis est par le present donne aux Contriuapies
N de la Paroisse Jefferson, que mon bureau sera
ouvert d partir du 1me Mars, 1861, ct que de ~
heures, A. NJ jusqu' 2 heures p NJ, Je SERIAL pref
aur propriet6s Fonciares, Esclaves Capitaux etc.
pour i,annee 1860; je note aussi toutes personnes
on corporation, suvent meter, occupation, on
profession nxigeant une license, de Sc presenter q
mon bureau dams trente jour du Ter Mars 1861, ct
de Sc procurer la license necesshire, reflect de
suivre ieur meter. profession, on oceuPafieh
rnsuactif pour pnunfe lS6l, sous penc de Ia loi.
GUY DREUX, Sh6rif ct
C,ollecteur 1cs Taxes dEtat paroisse de Jefferson
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-15
METAlRIE RIDGE POUND

WAS brought to the Pound of the [.SFsSS
w undersigned SyndiG, Lyft i@ .saN,, E&IE-~
CNctaric Ridgn) on UESDA inc "rn ,a ea"d
o%E BLACK COW, with P piece cut o" ,' %f
r;,rbt oar. "A piece cut off the left ear; n white
spot on each hip; mark both hips cannot be
made ont. -. -, ,5,,- o,ou,rI,r
COW with n bcH around her neck piece
cut out on top the right ear aud split unaeTnSIt'h
a split underneath the LETT marx Oh 'n' '''' nap
cannot be made out. ,,,;
The marks aud brands are taken a" near rs po'7'
BILE and no other il visible. .,,r ,,,;
mai is requested to come forward, prov" properly
INV charges and take them away on or before i
W Il - Ne - \ y May 10, i7ol' OF '"'S wiz ~
sold on said day at - o'clock, NJ q nj,
JACOB WEIYEL, Nynd,jc Lett h"f'F'
Parish of Jefferson, May 4, lsbl.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-15
STATE OF LOUISIANA:
Parish Of Jefferson.
Firth District Conrt Of New Orleans.

j. c. Wingard,
Captain Withcrs & Steamboat
Fanny Pearson.
10y virtue of and in obedience to II writ of tieri
y f1cfas to the directed by the Hon. the Fifth
District Court of New Orleans, in the abovccntitcd
suit | will proceed to sell mt Public Auction at
the door of the Court House, on Canal AYenn",
between Hampsou and Second streets in the City
Of Carroilton, on SATURDAY, the Sth day OF
June, 1861, at the hour of II o'clock, A. M,
the following described property, to-wit:
THE STEAMBOAT FANNY PEARSON
her Engines, Tackled Apparel and Furniture, NJ
she now HES in the river Mississippi, below the
Town of Grctna, AS per inventory on tile ut my
Office.
Seized lit the above entitled suit.
Terms of sulc-Cash on the spot
GUY DREUX, Sheriff
rnyats Of the Parish Of .ic5crsoH.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-15
e+or Hook and Ladder Company

y1,HE re guIar monthly meeting 81 > IAN 'h0'A
AND LADDER COMPANY O. Err
NO. ONE of the City Of Carroll -zZZZSE
ton, takes place on the first 9A A. MA
many of every month, at the
truck House, on Madison street oe'"' '1''''P
son anu bnnrs for calling the meeting to order, are
=, follows From the first Sat61y and in o@ tho o
the IN March 6 at to GG tSe last St IN S at
hafRas snnna Inc meeting takes place on the Third
Saturday of December.
SATURDAY - OFFICERS - ,,,.
=, C,ommapare Foreman-G. HerrIe
Hfre 5' A Asst K STnSr
Secretary-Fet; Cordrn SSteward--Jt. Kerner.
Of all the 'GmR%TS are
particularly requested. ~
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-15
NOTICE no TAX TAYERs.
COLLNGTOR,S OH

NVI1f'NFf UfN'S OT FlVT4,
Parish of jefferson, February 2, 1861.
NOTICE is hereby givsr to the Tax Payers
IN of the Parish of Jeffersn, that my Office
will be open from and after the 4th day of
March 1861, aud that there, fro,, 70 A. NJ, 10 2
o'clock p NJ / shall be ready to isceivesy l
State Taxes, levied according to law on II.
Estate Slaves, Capital, etc, for the -
a trade, profession, or occupation, requiring
license to call at my Office within thirty. day.
from the first of March, 1861, and provide them.
selves with Il necessary license, in order topursue
or carry on their respective trade, profession, or
occupation. for the year 1861, and in defhuit OF
which they will incnr the penalty. of the law.
GUY DREUX, Sheriff and
feb2 I'd State Tax Collector, Parish OF Jefferson
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-15
REaENGENTAL .oRDnn
Head Quarters, 9th Reg, La. Militia,
Carroiifon, Parish of Jefferson.
: May II, 1864.
ORDER, MO I

The Militia Of the Parish of Jeffer-
son, forming the Eighth Regiment is
hereby ordered to organize into Com
panies, within the following Beats, viz:
Beat No. From Toledano to General
Taylor Streets and from
/, front to rear of the City of
Jefferson: Capt. E. BuIssoN.
Beat No. 2-From General Taylor St.,
=. to Napoleon avenue, and
- from front to rear of City
). Capt. G. I. LAGRoUE.
Beat No. 3--From Napoleon Avenue
to Upperline street, and
Il from front to rear of City:
Z Capt. Y. j. LECoRGNE.
Seat No. 4-From Upperline street to
Huntsville: Captain P. c.
7 LECoRGNE.
Beat No. 5-Hurstville Bloonin rdale,
Burtheville, Foucher and
Greenville: Capt. HOFFMAN
Beat No. City of Carrollton from
Lowerline street to Madison
street, and from front to
rear of City: Capt. j. D.
HAMPER.
Beat No. 7-Carrollton, from Madison
to Upperline street, and
from front to rear of City
Capt J. J. HERRLE.
Beat No. s-From Upperline of Car,
rollton to Upperline Of Par
ish, Left Bank, and from
River to Lake Pontchartrain
Capt. R. L. PRESTON.
Beat No. 9-Jefferson Parish, Right
Bank, from Lower to Upper
line Of Parish, and fronting
River: Capt. ------------
Beat No. 10-Barrataria and Chenier'
Caminada: Capt. ------
by Order of
mvlI Col. GERARD STITH.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-15
Pay Your Taxes! Pay Your Taxes!!
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS
TREASURER'S OFFICE, !
,.,ll.,,, -. % 1SEt Z

TREASURER'S OFFICE, I
City of Carrollton JANUARY 30 1861.
NOTICE is hereby given to all parties, residents
In non-residents, indebted to the City of Car
rollton for Taxes Real Estate and Slaves, for
the year 1860 that the said Taxes are due, and
payable from the first day of january 1861 to the
first Monday in July, 1861.
Notice is further given, that I will be at my
Office, Council Hall, daily front 10 o'clock A. NJ,
to 3 p NJ, except on Holidays-and on Saturdays
from o'clock =. NJ, to p. M, to receive said
Taxes, and If the same not paid within the
above mentioned time, they win be dealt with
according to law.
jan3o FREDERICK KERN, Collector
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-15
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS!

Win every box of Golden Pens purchased
OF us we will present our patrons with Ger
titica,c for which on remittance Of two dol
lars they NAV tbtain one of the foregoing
spiend id articles. This viii DO ih addition To
Distribution, and will only be sent when re
ouircd by Agents or those desiring 10 net as
such.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-15
STATE OF LOUISIANA:
Parish Of JeGerson
Sixth District Court of New Orleans.
Sampson e. Keen,
VS..
w ID Eole1nanS

Sampson e. Keen, .
NO. Di0o
w. p. Coleman
NY virtue of and in obedience to writ of
Dferi f0cas to me directed by the Honorable
the Sixth District Court of New Orleans, in the
above entitled suit. ! will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, at the door of thu Court House, on
Canal Avenue, between Hampson and Second
streets in the city of Carroifton, on SATURDAY
tie Sth dav of June 1861, mt the hour of II
o'clock A. NJ, the following described property
to-VHt - - ,-,-,,
EIGHTEEN CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND,
situated in the Town of Kenncryille in this Parish,
and designated by the Numbers twelve, thirteen,
twenty nine, thirty, seventy-two seventy.three,
EIGHT, nnetynine, one hundred and sixteen,
one hundred and seventeen, one hundred ana
forty-two, one hundred and forty three, one hun
bred and siXty-two, one hundred and sixty-three
one hundred and eighty niue one hundred and
ninety, two hundred and nine, and two hundred
and ten, on a plan of said Town drawn by WI.
Thompson, surveyor Said lots lie together and
extend from Front street to Kenncr Avenue and
bounded on the sides by Holiday and Worth
streets together with ali the buildings and i'm
provemcnts thereon.
| Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms of sale-Cash on the spot.
GUY DREUX, Sheriff
InySts OF the Parish OF Jefferson.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-15
,r;tA R-u Payin-
s ,:'' 49,; *e3'zs q, lxo,.N!!A1s!
Y t'arucIese as. mso on h. thefollowing spleen
id{antof oar StHlch we sold to the purcha-
sers, - GoDLt PENS, in like man.
TwR g. Dollars ach.

Gold Chrohnmeter Hunting Cased Watches,
Gold Hunting Cased English Lever do. Jew
elicd, Silver Lever and Lebiue Watches,
Open Foced do, Hunting Cased do. Do-
plex, Gents splendid Vest Chains. LADIES'
Guard Chains, LADIES' Neck Chains, Gents
Breast Pins, Every 6ne,) Sple,idid 6 old Pen
ellis, Fine Medaiions. Gold Regard Rings,
Cold Rings Plain md Engraved, Gold Pen
and Shareholders, Enamelled Leaf Sots,
Bracelets, (newest siyleD Enamellod Coral
Sets, Gems Seal Rings, Enamalled Garnet
| Se1s and the attest style Of Ladies' Jawe
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-15

tayor & Council of the City of ; w. 1851
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-27

A NEW KIND OF DRESS GooDs.-A pleasant
Paris letter in the Courier des Etats Unis tells
this story:
"A paper manufacturer has just invented q
kind OF imperheable paper suitable for dress
goods It's manner Of employment is both
simple and ingenious. 1t consists in replacing
by small frames the hoops upon which are bal
looned the petticoats Of our ladies. These new
tangled engines are covered with packipg-can-
vas, upon which you have only to glue, as on a
common screen, the nswly-iDVented paper
Thanks to this invention, when a lady
wants q new dress, her husband has no longer
to distress himself with the disbursement of
Eve or six hundred francs for twenty yards of
velvet or thirty of moire antique; all he will
have to do will be to buy five or six rolls of
twelye-soss paper snd sesd for the glue man
This is as simple as all grand ideas.
1.-THE father about TO marry his daughter,
will not be obliged a long time beforehand to
bother himself about her trosseau; he will
limit himself to asking his wife on the day be-
fore the wedding - What paper shall we
glue on to our Emily?'
"MOn Dteu, my love, the mother will re-
ply, do whatever you think proper-it seems
TO me that some twenty-five cent paper-with
a pretty border, you knew
"Then q man will take a wife without dow.
er-and the marriage contracts will stipulate
that the fathsr-in-law engages to paper hang
his daughter-fatrs tapsSJer sG Jhie-for the
first three years"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-27

Down ON MUsK.-Godey, the popular pub
Usher of book for the ladies, is constrained to
speak cut boldly in the June number against
that abominable perfume, musk, which the
ladies sometimes allow themselves to be infest.
ed BY. He says: 1--WE contend that no woma IN
should be allowed to enter q car or church who
is covered with this vile perfume. It is sick
ening to many, and to many ladies II causes the
headache. In many places, where there is
little ventilation, the smell is very offensive
and heavy. The general supposition il that
those who use It have some powerful motive fol
doing so-somsthing on the counter irritation
principle; the same reason that accompanies
gout; 9 person having that does not heed q
lesser pain"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-27

ID There are now fve churches In process of
erection In Boston, all Of which will be occupied
on or before the frst day Of January. The most
costly Of these is that for DR. Gannefts society," on
Arlington street, which will be done in Novem.
Der.
IL The gas company Of Plymouth, England,
has reduced the price Of gas to rs nts per 1000
feet, and yet IL pays dividend Of 10 per cent, on
one half i's shares, and * per cent on the other
half, the highest dividends allowed 10 the COM
pany by law.
UrA preacher down South said, 80 Lord. we
place." when an old negro ALWAYS ready with \
response, exclaimed; Dat right, Lord, cut he tail
smack, smoove orr
DrA battery OF 10 FOUNDER riaed cannons, for
the defense Of Philadelphia, are about being com.
Point Another battery Of % poundefs for the city
are 10 be completed in few weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-27

IDA crocodile escaped from travelling men.
agefie At Ladenburgh, In the Grand Duchy Of
Baden, few days ago, and he was afterwards
seen 10 the Neckef, In the neighoorhood Of Neuen-
the local authorities prohibited the inhabitants
from bathing. Two days back some fishermen
succeeded In capturing him by means Of very
strong nets. His owner was sent for, and when
b. appeared the crocodile manifested great JOY
low, 10 not stated. Perhaps the beast SEED few
crocodile tears.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-27
EcLsan's Volcanic Oil Liniment,

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