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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-19

Bsg" Some very excellent nominations
have been made by the Democracy of the
State this year, for the Legislature
Among them We notice the names Of HES
ter Clymer, of Berks County, Hon. Bern
ard Reilly, Of Schuylkill County, Capt. G.
M. Donovan, of Philadelphia, and William
Kinsey, Of Bucks County, for the Senate,
and Of Col. Tate, of Columbia, Col. Nei-
man, of Northampton Col, Hopkins, Of
Washington, Hon Thomas Craig of Car.
bon County, T. W. Dufisld, of Pbiladol.
phia, Hon. John Cessna, Of Bedford, Col.
James Ryon of schuylkill and others
whose names we do not now reco llect.-
These are all the "right men in the right
paces," and if elected, the State may ex.
pect better legislation than the people re-
ceived last winter. .-Novisto,0n Register.
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ARREST OF CouNTERFEITERs.- Tho
Detective Police have arrested and i'm.
prironed at Buffalo, N. Y. one Andrews
and his associates, whom they oanght iu
the act Of making counterfeit of AYERS
CATHARAT1o PILLS. The detection was
accomplished at the instance of Messrs ].
G. AVER & Co., of Lowell, Mass, who
have shown oommendabls energy and
promptitude in protecting the public from
imposition through spurion. limitations of
their invaluable medicines
DoCT AYERS SARsAPARILLA, CHEaRY
PICTORIAL and PILLS have come to be
staple necessities with the community, a.
the impo 'ition upon the sick OF supurou,
worthless, if not iuj1rjcus fabrication O:
them, ia in fact the consumatiou OF vllalny.
We hope the scoundrels will get their due,
and in the keeping they now are, they are
pretty sure Of fit.-L Police Gazette.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-19

RUMoRED DEATH OF JOHN G. BREcK-
INRIDaE.--A vague rumor reaches us from
Frankfort that John O. Breckinridge has
been killed by n mountaineer of Eastern
Kentucky; but we are not disposed to
credit the report without more definite
vouchers. At last accounts he was ia
camp about thirty miles from Grayson,
surrounded by some fifteen hundred kils
dred spirits. 1t is possible that in scout.
ing about the country he has been shot
Que thing is certain, the mountaineers of
that region are in earnest, and would as
soon shoot the Ex Vice President as ''any
other man" who attempts to convert Ken
tgcky into confederate bear garden
Cincinnati, Commercial, October 5Us.
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sa5- The Democracy of Clearfeld coun

R9r The Democracy of Clearfeld coun
ty, the original home of the Editor of this
journal, and the residence of Ex Governor
Bigler--have in common with the entire
country, achieved most brilliant triumph.
Every candidate on the Democratic Ticket
has been elected by about 500 majority
Messrs EARLY and ZIaLER, for Assembly,
if they did half as well in Elk, Mexican
and Jefferson, are also elected.
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S@- If the President were to draft eve
ry man into the army who is lying about
home denouncing his neighbors as "secess-
ionists," he would soon have a force nu.
merically strong enough to overrun the en-,
tire South What is the patriotism of a
man worth who spends his time in i'm
peaching the loyalty of bis nelghbors and
is yet very careful to keep out of the ranks
himself Beracick Gazette.
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Little Sullivan Erect.

Most gloriously have the sterling Demo,
cracy of Sullivan county, borne the Demo-
cratic Flag in triumph. Tate and Tuition
Representatives Deegan and Bedford
Associate Judges; Spencer, Treasurer
Williams, Commissioner; Molyneau1
District Attorney; and Martin, Auditor
are elected by average majorities of about
200! Hurrah for Democratic Sullivan.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-19
Judge Woodward.

The election OF Judge WOODWARD, by
so very handsome majority, is crafty
ing proof Of the discriminating indepen-
dence and good sencs Of the people Of
Berks. It'll triumph of the friends of
good principles and good order. From
his cb aracter, we have every assur.
ance that no will administer the laws with
wisdom, with 6rmpess, with moderation,
and without fear, favor or affection "
This is the kind of Judge the people oftbe
county want, and in behalf of the people
we can safely promise 10 the distinguished
stranger whom thoy have invited to take
the Office, cordial welcome and just appre-
citation.
Judge WOODWARD comes among us
under auspices most favorable to himself
and 10 our people. Men best acquainted
with him, men best capable of judging,
have borne testimony to his professional
requirements, his emensnt administrative
ability as presiding Judge, and, what is
equally important, his integrity and nice
sense of what is due to the delicate and
responsible position which he now holds,
and will hereafter occupy. These are but
the necessary requirements of the Judicial
station. Collateral to them are that gener-
al culture. that knowledge of men and
things, of literature, history. and science,
which enable Judge 10 discharge his va.
ricd duties With the comprehensive and
graceful ability which is only developed by
the refining influence of thorough liberal
education. Accustomed as our Bar has
been to these traits, in the excellent Judge
who for SO many years has presided owe,
our Courts, they will be able to appreciate
his successor.
The manner of Judge WooDwARD's e.
lection, and the large majority which hi
has received, may be to him just cause O.
personal qualification. Personal acquain
: tauces in the county he had but few there
were no former friendships no old associ
atoms of business or interest, or OBJ igation
from favors received, to stimulate individ
: ual exertion. So far from descending t.
personal electioneering, he declined tn,
briefest visit to the county until after th'
electios. He left " the Jeffersonian prin
ciple " to its full operation if the offic,
sought the man, well-the man would no
seek the office.
And as we need hardly say, although
in county like Berks, he might have beef
elected by party vote, yet it was not 8
mere party vote that swelled his great ma
jority. Republicans in every distric
showed their appreciation of Judge WooD
Wards character, their confidence in hi
10y atty, and their contempt for the auth
ors of the miserable ISLANDERS that wer,
: designed to asperse his fidelity to the Uni
on, by voting for him. He comes int
Berks, not as partisan, but as the unbi
o . assed choice Of people. As such, If at all
he wished to come, and the majority give
him is the best pledge ofa hearty welcom
: Reading Gazttte and Democrat
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ssy- The trial Of A. Corwia for the al

Sss- The trial Of A. Corwin for the al.
legged murder Of his wife was brought to
close in the Luzcrne county Courts, on
Thursday evening of last week. The
charge was delivered in the afternoon, the
Jary retired at three, and by sir a ver-
dict was rendered of acquittal. This has
been the most protracted and expensive
murder trial ever held in Luzerns county.
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I@- Col. D. H. NEIMAN, of Esston,
whose Office the mobiles recently destroyed ,
has been triumphantly elected to the Leg.
islature by the Democracy of old North
ampton. Bully for the blackguards.-
They gave the Democracy Of Pepnsylvania
an able and fearless Representative in The
General Assembly.
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ea- The old hen that was sitting the
past month on one egg, broke the shell on
Tuesday last, and the thing was an abor-
ton. Flank was again defeated. This
is the third or fourth time be has run the
gauntlet, and now we think he ought to be
honorably discharged.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-19

ssS~ j. KNOX WHLKER, of Tennessee,
who was the private secretary of President
Polk, is dead He was Co onel Of the
Second regiment of Tennessee. His dis.
ease was congestion of the brain.
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na- ABRAHAM sHIpMAN, Esq, of
Northumberland county, whom the "Reign
of Terrorites" last Spring arrested as a
" Secssh,' has been triumphantly elected
one of the Democratic Associate judges.
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The Elections.

Five States held their annual election
Tuesday, the sth Of October, namely
Peunsylvonia, Ohio, Iowa, Indiana, and
Minnesota.
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~ Hon. John Cessna, of Bedford, is
spoken Of as Speaker of the next House Of
Representatives Of Pennsylvania
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never cast--say especially ,one from reg
iment where the soldiers refused to vote,
because nothing but the Republican ticket
could be found, aud when the base intru-
ders would have been roughly handled for
the attempted swindle of tho volunteers
right, if the visit mad not been made after
the drums night call into the camps.
What, will these infatuated political
gamblers exhibit the temerity of endeavor-
ing to count votes of Regiments, which we
know did not vote at all We shall see
Should this attempt be made, we tell these
enemies of their country that the realms
Of secessionism would prove a safer asylum
for them than places in which loyalty is
respected and brave soldiers rights regar-
dcd with the utmost tenderness.
| Philatelphia Evenang Journal
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IT rs SAID that the President has "put
his foot down firmly against drafting in
the west until the central apd eastern
States shall have raised something like
their proportion each of the Ave hundred
thousand soldiers called for by Congress.
New York according to this test, is still
some twenty five thousand bohindhand;
but we are inclined to believe that Penn
sylvania is nearer the mark. The whole
white population of the loyal States that
can be relied upon is 1s,72l ,29s. and they
must furnish one soldier for every 374 of
population to make up 100000. The
white population Of Pennsylvania, accor-
ding to the last census, is 2,s49 1897, and
her proportion of an army of half a mill
ion would be about 1900 men.-New
York, with white population of $780,.
544, must furnish over lO3. 900 men--and
yet, so far, Pennsylvania has sent to the
field as many, if mot more than New York.
If an accurate account could be made up
of all the men now in the servc of the w.
nited States from Pennsylvania, including
those in Independent regiments. those who
entered New York and 9th er foreign regi
ments, and men now in State camps, there
is little doubt that it would show that
Pennsylvania has already furnished her
full quota of men. If there is any cause
to complain Of slaokness in volunteering,
the blame should be all upon other States
than Pennsylvania.
North Branch Democ at.
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sfs, All the candidates on the Demo
cratic ticket in this county are elected tri-
umphantly. Our Republican friends were
very snnguine Of succese with their made
up ticket of would.be. Democrats. They
were going to beat Col. TATE from four
to five hundred in this county, and the
result shows that TATE has beaten his
competitor seven hundred and eleven votes
JUDGE BALDY was to be beaten, becaus'
he refused to fuse with them The official
vote in another column will show how
completely he distanced them Poor fel'
lows will be obliged to remain out in the
cold whsrc they bsloug.-Star.
s1- 1t is singular fssb ~, the Fed
eral prisoners at Richmond are in charge
Of Gen. Todd, brother Of Mrs. Lincoln
who is prominent rebel,
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SJ- We have the Lsdy's Book" for
November.
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e6- We are informed that some dozen
laborers have just been discharged from
work by the McKs'vy, Neal g. .Nelich
Furnace Company concern of Bloomsbury
There are two points in this matter the
public will naturally wish to know. First
why were these poor men discharged
Immediately after ths E'ectiOn2 And
secOndly-how is it that every man of
them happened to be GOOD DEMOCRATS
Mo York Caueasian.-This is the title
Of Democratic Newspaper, just issued in
New York, by VAN EvRIE, HoRToS &
Co. 1t is intended to succeed the " Nsu
York Day Book" Hope i. won't disturb
Inc squiebriam Of poor old Josn Statsy.
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1T musI ge EvSeeq o~.
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EEEEAEf2fE JOCKEY GU
So s. 80 s. RACES.
SrSS-.n5ssSSssrSsSs.-Sra SPRING MEETING OF 1861.

s1GtzS--~2&S@GSs-=s. SPRING MEETING OF 1861.
FIRST DAY.
SATURDAY. %9h March laCl-sweepstaEes for year old
mile heats; s nb ,crIon a to C. so declaration, four
horse 70 save his sake and close The ls Au
ireitt : ro1n!tgee Dr. by Highlander, dam by
T. j. wei, rNHI.H TRUE: by Lexington of
ES% A s e. f. Fl 15 ~" G; ss Ete o '
YIN J. Minor ,2n"s Sh GiHA BY M.f IT, OF" of
douglas \ Turner CHI ALBION out of f" sister
" j. Minors CHI. REGRET by Brown Dick out of Temp
' NlS; g. f.wnIN, by Wagner out of Variation: dec.
y the Ciab is ne second horse to Ills
sEs aasf anne S S by Yorkshire
4. K. R;chard b. f. BETTE WARD, by Lexington
II. F"ivy LIGHTNING, by lexington ont OF
v il Williamson nsmsS BY n.oyg Pisf ont Of Judah
'MI&DAY. ls April 1s61-Ths DoswE1L STAKE, for
twoyear eds Heats Of mile So subscription, half forfeit
$50 i declared On or before The Is Innar, lsjl te Club &c
cl ,; " !''s Isl A'',, lia, v1yrrrr l., :,
'Sf. R. Q Camp CHI. f. REGRET, by Brown Dick ont
A. Richards imp, CHI. by West Australian on,
,a sas % T5H n GY E F 81 s:vn.n on,
TE ron%'cr MINES F. Ny Alhon dan BY soyereisn
w inor b, CONRAD BY Voucher, d an by Bel
Srpnyn Minors CHI. wEIM, by Wagner, dam by Ambass',
John Mi, or lanes b. c. DRUID by Voucher dam by I'm
ALo b. C. RUsTLING OAK, by Voucher cut Duchess d
A. Rich,rf,s eli. f. slslE SPEARS by F'ys.,,l ont 0
| r j. Weits 1ar,s> sr c by Sovereign o Gri&e dee
d. Z. kcuv names b. c. liE3EMorl by Voucher, ont Q
d by Brown Dick, of Little Char
r H. rondeNter r,rlr,, e) f. by O'Mern, by I.yviah
H. o. Col,ph. br. c, by Brown Dick DIM by Grey Meloc
hos Pursear by Charley Bull, Of Mtlwool
H. H. hr. by Tripod, out Of Odd Stocking
Jas A. Gri5ttnd c by Lexington, Of Peayune
JAs. r. Boswell names b. C. by Eon'te, out OF Virgins
VIM aiyrn not named p; dee.
Bring lines b. Z by Brown Dick, dam by Beslaz
rUFSn>Y I'd April, ls6l-IIeats of Three Miles; Gil"
WEnNESDAy, 81 APRIL lHGl-IIeats Of Two Miles Gin
TMGHS,AY 4h April ls5I-lleoa Of One Mile best thre
friday 5h April ls6l-IIet of One Mile Club Purs
sATrEDA1, Glib April l8l-Hcn's of Four Niles IS, cln
~ I1cc to rome or at :: ,'clocl1 P. NJ
rT Membe obtain their badges and receipts n: the tror
J~ Ladies' d ing ndmis Ladies' and must
accompanied by member Of the Club or an Invited gnr'
80 Entrance t" the Ladies' Stand Oh Me Mcte road in III
badges for The week s'oto be had at the front gate
no Quarter stretch Badges or the day, s. 3D.
t. Special Trnu Of he New o'cans c,rroon and Je
+ laon1 Company will the Depot at p NJ an
o. None e,id+mts Of the properly introduced
can hecoma guests Of The Club,
rzy~No eftrage with than person III
K drivers seat, unless paid for at the gaze
nJ-lvat partic obtain "mnlbusse for the day by ~
II pys in the morning Wilbnr Ar"ot, opposite ST. ch"r'
PIN case of postponencn pc,
e AM @ tispiayed the St. chales IIot mr.
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AMTTaEME NTG.

" ARBEEiES TEjEAYEiE. GkAFfER sTkEEf
M Jt,'lE f.DW EMS Sole tteaAee and Manager
ME- SEt' L. IDIiIIN5 acting manager
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Last Week ST the Regular Season.

BENEFIT OF charity HOSPITAL
LAST NIGHTBUT OF EMMA WALLER
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WFUNFHI71EI EVFIHIN71, MATCH III I6bI
The great trag dy OF THE DUCHESS OF MALFT-Dhche s
Emma Waller: Duke, Nv Waite. TO conclude Iilift
farce Of TIL BONSY FISH, NlYE-Gaicrs Mr. W. P Smith
Miss ThIstiedowI, (w1 snsgS} Miss Laura Honey.
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hiG oputs .
r. T.. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Pal ish Of Orleans.
s4EGAE NOTICES.

Of New Orleans, No. Il SIG.
NTGTFCFI is hereby given TO She creditors
IN of this ali her persons herein Interested to
show cause within days the molcTi0n if
they have why the account presented by the natural
Tnrix should he hoon led and HpproTe the funds dis
trhilel in accordance herewith.
b. order OF The Court.
f. MICHOT, Deputy Clerk
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PRICES OF AnMTsSION-Dress Circle and Parquetts, Il
conts; Second Circle 50 ceht4 Cutlery, Is cents; Q0at
BIKES, each cent; Private Boxes, each So.
n3 hnnsc IHIeI,oogs open O'Clock performance
to begin al ~ 0'cioe:.
ma F. GLEASON, Treasurer.
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Ut.
z. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the PaT'bh Of Orleans.

s1x1EsE CoUR DE DETECT }l.A VILE DE La NILE
u =" '''''S''- WRiGHr2trs 9si7 ill.,
I'm yER5U dam writ de -aistc st yente
"a par Eonar#hIe Si&icme Corr de District
de EOuvre ORLEANS, dams l're cidess ie 7roeaeai lie
IL Nd, % davrl, IS6i a r1idi rHote de Ia Cite,
de u Commune, enfe les rucs du Camp ct des Nagn
SIM. a radmdicHt;0n de-
yRDf4 TEKRAINo. situfs dans lie Quatr;ane District de
Vile e bogna par les s. Denis. IIa7-nenie,
PAtricE sen
Les Is formant ans'a :es St D=ns st Sept
eli 30 eds d. >rp
U ed, Jro5nGeur. dis Fois aims gas
T. drc0 iHclda prof. ndtur de lID ed
ltrrlr Ct FniS.
Sit;si5 dams lHffairr ri dcHsus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Fad Indication.
f. T. PARKER,
MO as 81 Sherf de IA ParosEe iiGrltars.
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Nnlvcllc 0r.tH .6 mas l16t s
EB~ Cctfc BansIuc Acfa a%r1nec. ic - eau
fCnteGrtIn les blir;= GrHll jor Ia
uuy yes YeJ4drepi ainsi QUE lie, 3Iec"m, tes.
MI 3, M. FDKTI TER CIis~er.
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4 I
New 0fr;ins March n 1861.
BD-tThis Bank viii BIC closed on the 2sttl
n9i DuI friday. Notes and bills that
be pa id On Thursday nlsy offerings Tor di-cpnnt
AN. PORTER, Cashier
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MISCELLANEOUS.
" EUUS,
SOUTHERN MANUFAC TORY
COY
UPH O1sTERY AND FURNTTUREu
p MAELARTY,

IS ROYAL STREET AzfD IT BIENYIflr.E STREET.
Informs his public rsnsr.yT
that in of the Organization Southern Conc
federacy he has resolved incre5s facsB for the
EFACroEE OF EVERY D DESCRIPTION OF FUgN ITURFz
Having had t1eny years experience ee manufacture Of Fur
niture In h5 MARKET he succeeding in pro-
daHg article far superior any ar7ce brought from, the
Eorh.
Always On hast from his Aanufactory. 3sdRoom, Paror
Bfhing- Room, Hsa Library Sets
Al kinds Of Furra5tsre OH Drawing
conjunction with naaed busi.es he will e1s
continue keep hand all descriptions Of orefz eood, fro,
direct fporati0n for Furniture, Draperies Cnrfai,1
Suls eta, Window Shades, Comics, Carpets Matttazs
UphoeTs1 Trimmings, Artistic Bronze, Clocks C1deabras
lamps, Fancy China and Bcn Artclez China Table setts
aenide Plated Table Ware, Venan Mirrors an Sizes
artificial Flowers Flower Baskets, etc. etc.
Furniture and Carpets stored and repaired mi 2p3s35s
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sI&rH nrsrEtcT GoUHr CITY ~ NEW ohLEANs VS.. W.
New Orleans. : Il WRIBHf-Eo. 9liT. " "
pE VIRTUE Of n WITT Of seizure and sale
- directed BY the honorable the xth District Court OF
New Orleans, in 7Ae above entitled ca1se will proceed
public auction the City Hotel Common street
Camp and Magazine streets, MONDAY, 224 day Of
AnHI. 1861, at II O'Clock NJ
THREE C&RrAsN LOTS OF GROUND in the Fourth
nsc Of this city In the square bouIfe9 by Uennts iia
m0ny, ST. Patrick Segtnth Said Of ero1nd
the Of Dennis and Sieve anu
each 30 feet front Seventh ~ 10 feet in deph
The aid three lots aJfDn other ard Ire lot
front feph Of lU feat st. Dennis STREET.
Seized in above suit.
frauI, ,b.z-
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KSEEEANCf6's FEMALE CORDIAL
BEAUTIFyINa | - INVIGORATING l. REGULATING

kSEEEANCkG's FEMALE CORDIAL
BEAUT1FTING l. NVIGoRAT1NGl- REGuLATINGi
Fo5 producing BIoon:rng Gorpexon Erect and Graeefu
Carriage Of the BODY, Cheerful disposition, Removing lntches
enA Ernons trqm the Fn"e Curing low Spirits Nolan
cholr Dir Pnpation Of the Heart Pntls tho Head
Back Limbs Whites and Ill the various forms Of Disease
proc?t ed Suppressed, Painful Irregular hTens uuon
which the Female Eek Is subject.
IT Has NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FALL
Originally compounded for purpose OF bringing end
regulate Monthly Periods Of Women which it does under
Ill IsfAuckB FtnAlo Cordial also
proves the bat Female nyguntor md Beautar known
as been niy tested in Mobile and proves to be equal to
all it hus been represented.
The lady of Of 'e most prominent citizens Of Mobile has
recently been curcd IF Debility and Low Spirits bordering
loss Of mind through apathy junction Of the womb BY the
Of sranrks Fea Coin after all other remedies had
failed, organ excited healthy action ami she
restored to he happiness and the society Of her
family and friends
Numerous equally surprising desperate
mnls disease have btc1ne known the propretors
&aDso't by JOHN WRIGHT 4 co, New Orleans; T Al
LIANT 4 co. Mobile. and Druggists generally. se24 II
re AND PORTER, OF THE CELEBRATED
IN brand of J. 4 i. TENNENT, Glasgow.
Double Strong Ale niiu Pale Ale and Double Brown Stout,
| for sale in bond and in It ne by
| A. 4. DE LIZhRpI & co.
| MIG I'm So i}envirl1e street.
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Third DISTRICT CouHT C.. R0SELluS, EEUkIyER vs..
Of NV Orleans, : VICTOR ABADIE-No- 1896.
pT yIFsFUE Of. writ OF seizure nnti safe,
I'D d1ectrd by he Honorable the Third District Court q
Oeus in the Abhve entitled will poce TO sell
at public auction. the City Hotel Common stree, between
Camp and Magazine sreets, SATURDAY, Goth day Of
April. lStl, At l. o'ciock NJ
HNEHALF OF TdE SQUARE OF GROUND No. three
hnn ed and sixty eight 1868 bounded by Salonon Napoleon,
Said h i62
on Salom,n street hrn1red ard front both
Orleans and Ann and lG2 feet the dividing
line running from Orleans St according the
No deposited in the office of the Receiver.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Gash on the spot.
r. T. PARKER,
iGof,h i,h IF
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DEaIsY's COAL Oil LAMPS,

Where you can't find 20 N0 gallons of Oil 500 Lamps
hut where ind ahont $40 Coal Oil Lamps Of all the
Conl Oil Lamp makers together with grea. variety of Cam
pho c. Spirit Gas and Solar Ltfnp.
generally have hand Coal Oil by the barrel, which
d. nsn continue supply the trade with
barrels time, and many rich and
Coal Oil Lamps the requires prices
ml% If H. PERRY