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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
The Judgment OF Solomon.

The Abolition presses sometimes quote
Scripture, in order to fling the distorted
texts at the heads of their opponents -
They recognize the Bible only so far as it
affords them words of accusation and
condemnation against their brethren
Even for the purpose of assault, however,
we have it from one who has tried the
Gospel revolver in many campaign,
deafening the ears of the multitude with
its detonations and bullying weak dispu.
tants with presented muzzle, or flooring
them with the point blank discharge ot
leaden anathemas-we have it from one
of such, the Rev. Captain Beecher-that
in a close and final rally, zone good rife
is worth a score of Bibles" The present
moment presents, evidently, just such a
crisis and the Reverend Agitator dis
cards the gospel Of peace and cries out
for the sword.
If we could persuade these fiery philan,
thropists and blood thirsty preachers to
pick up the volume they have spurned
we would point to them the story in which
the judgment of Solomon between the
two mothers is related
When the wise king proposed to divide
the child between the claimants the true
mother cried out; Oh I! my Lord, give
her the living child; in no way slay it.
1t was the false mother that said Let
it be neither mine nor thine, but divid,
H!'
The Beechers and Grccleys, who REFUSE
to yield anything for the sake of the
country; who see the impending sworc
and are willing to let it fall who noel
at division, and mould see the countr.
annihilated and dead rather than in th
arms of another; are the false and unnat
nral claimants. Those, on the othe
hand, who say let us yield mp our wishe
and even our rights, that this life may b
preserved and kindred blood be spared,
speak the voice of natural affection.
The people of the world recognize tn
accents, and see in the surrender OF right
the highest title to authority and conf
dence, They hear the pleadings of Ma
tue, and they judge their truth by tn
voice of their own sympathetic hoartS'
In this contest the scriptural idea l
fulfilled, that by giving M we gain an
what We yield will be returned manitol
in the blessings Of peace and unity an
true liberty.-Al5any (N Y.) Argns'
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
The Printcr.s Dollars.

The printers dollars Where are
they? A dollar here and there, scatter
ed over numerous small towns, all over
the country miles and miles apart-how
shall they be gathered together? The
type founder has his hundreds of dollars
against the printer; the paper maker, the
building owner, the joulneman compost
tor, the grocer the tailor, and all the as
sistants to him in carrying on his bust.
ness, have their demands, hardly over so
small as single dollar. But mites
from here and there must be diligently
gathered and patiently horded, or where
with to discharge the large bills will new
or become bulky. We imagine the
printer will have to get up an address to
his widely scattered dollars something
like the following: "Dolars, halves,
quarters dimes, and all manner of lrac-
tions into which you ale divided, collect
yourselves and come home! Ge are
wanted! Combinations of all sorts of
men, that help the printer to becomes
proprietor, gather in, there are such good
reasons for your appearance at this counter
that nothing short of a sight Of you will
appease them. Collect yourselves for val
liable as you are in the aggregate, single
you will ncverpay the costs of any thing.
Come in here, in singlefile, that the printer
may form you into battalion, and vindi'
cate his feeble credit Reader, are you
sure you havn't a couple OF printers
dollars sticking about your clothes?
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08

Privates, Scott Disham, comany G..
killed; Palmg,atc, company G. killed;
Samuel Ritter, company G, wounded; G.
Whiting, company G, wounded; Mead
Clark county, company f, wounded.
wAsHISGTOs ARTLLERY, cF NEW ORLEANS.
Sergeant Joshua Reynolds, killed
struck in the forehead by a she'll while
giving word of ommand.
Privatos, John Payne, wounded ;Crutch.
er, wounded.
HAMPToSs LEGION, OF SC.
Col. Hampton, wounded Lieut. Col
johnson killed; Lieut.. Eagan, Of Davis
Guards, killed.
Priyates, Courie, Washington Light
Infantry, Charleston, wounded; Bou-
knight, Watson Guards, slightly wound
ed; Brown, Washington Guards, slightly
wounded.
col. sLoAS's FOURTH s. c. REGINENr.
Corporal w. A. Yurg. of Capt. Hol-
linsworth's company, killed, and Capt
Poole, mortally wounded.
SECOND vIEGISIA REGIMESr-coL. ALIENS
f. 0. Burgess, company F. killed;
Isaac n. GIaize, company F. killed; w.
Young. company F killed; Lloyd Powell,
company T, killed; Capt Clark, com
pany F, wounded, WIN. Glen, wounded
Strother Hauon, wounded Richard
Meade, wounded; VIM. Hobson, wound
cd Chas. Mitchell, mortally wounded;
kidd, wounded.
THIRTETH VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
Capt. Winston Bradford, from Bed
ford, Of Bradford's Rangers, killed; pri-
vate Fuqua Clay, Dragons, company A.
Radford's Rangers, killed; Corporal G.
Turpin, wounded, same company.
col. cAsH's EIGHTH SOUTH CAROLINA REG1-
MENT.
Lieut. Cook, company II, wounded;
Capt. Harrington, company g, wounded;
privates Cook. company q, wounded
Long, company G. woundet; White
company G. killed; Ellaby, company G.,
wounded; Dixon. company +, killed.
Capt. Harrington, OF company G.
(Colonel Cash's South Carolina regi
ment) captured Hon. Mr.. Ely. or Erly
a member Of the [. S. Congress from
Rochester district, y. Y.,-an amateu
/ fighter.
18TH VIRGINIA REGIMENT, col. L. T. PRES
TON.
Company B-R. C. Runnels and pri
vate L. T. Nuter, slightly wounded
Captain Kent's Company-F'irst Lieu
tenant r. W. Saunders, wounded; Ed.
Langhorne killed.
General Kirby Smith, of Regular
Army, was only wounded and not killed,
as first reported.
Colonel R. T. Preston took Colonel
Wilcox, of the Michigan Regiment, one
captain and three priya;es prisoners, with
his hands.
GEN. HoHSsoN's STAFF.
Colonel Thomas, killed; Colonel Ma
son, wounded.
GEN. BEES STAFF.
Colonel G.. H. Stevens wounded.
SIXTH NORTH CAROLINA REGIMENT.
COL Fisher, killed.
An estimate of the killed and woond-
cd, by the Chief Military Surgeon at
General Beauregard's Headquarters on
the part Of our army, places the amount
at 800 to 400 killed and 1000 to 1900
wounded.
On the part of the enemy 6,000 to :,
600 killed and wounded
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08

LEvITIoUs IIoLYPAuNcH HES to his cure,
Where souls are in peril but salary sure
The pay that is proiered he thinks quite too small
al can live," he concludes "where the poultry 5
not dear,
On what can sponge, and A THOUSAND YEAR,"
SO LEvlrlcUs goes with sanctiied face,
To the town where salary calls him-through
grace.
And assuming the meekest of possible airs,
As if not concerned with the world and its cares,
II puts up Bible and Hymn Book for show,
While he studies THE TRIBUNE and HARRIET
Stowe
A holy commotion LEviTcUs wrought
In the sinhardcnpd town which "hs reverence"
sought.
"There he goes! the dear mani" said AMtNADAB
SLEEK,
"Sure preacher was neve SO Christ.like and
Then the minister" stops, and in accents most
bland:
"IIow are you Brother SLEEK2" as he holds out
his hand
And poor SLEEK is enraptured, because on the
street
Mr.. HoIYPAUNcH gives him his hand when they
meet.
Stupid SLEEK docs not kno,o that the kindness dis
played
Is simply trick of the HoLyrAuNcH trade.
The Sabbath day .comes-that one day of the
seven,
Which God set apart for the service of Heaven;
When the woes and the cares, and the conflict
and strife,
Which harrow, and worry our every day life,
Should give place to the lessons of peace, truth
and love,
OF that Holy Religion which comes from above
The peopleas many as live within reach,
In masses turn out to hear HoLYrAUNcH preach
SO he gides into church, looking radient though
His wings were full-hedged and his crown on hi.
brow!
He enters the pulpit takes care to DISPLAY,
White hands, and white teeth, i'll a gOspellike
way.
lie rises: His ltcherous eye on tie ,catch
For q maid 10 Seduce or a rife to debauch,
And taking his text, but forgetting to preach,
He squalls out a lying and partisan speech
While the scriptures he quotes, you are given t.
know,
Is the Gospel of Greely, and tn Epistles o
Stowe.
Oh, preachers of TIoliness Teachers of men!
True herads of CHI list! Shall we never again
Hear the gospel of Jesus, as once it was heard,
In the language of truth, as it is in Gods word
Shall we never more hear "PEAcE ON EARTH, AMI
Coon WILL!'
No! not till the lounges of the scofcrs are still
Whose babble profanes, and whose presence dis.
graces
Temples once set apart as Gods holiest places!
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08

The Nashville Banner says that at
Camp Trusdale. in drawing arms, a sol
dier received the identical musket which
he bore through the Mexican War, bear
ing his name, which he inscribed upon it
when he was then in service
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08

Tell a man you know him to be honest
and the chances are that he will cheat You
the first oppor tunity.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08

The Sesessionists have already taken
fifty -one ships. the value OF which, "''n
cargoes, must he at least $500, ,ooo'
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
A. j. BELL,

COUNTY RECORDER AND NOTARY
" PUBLIC, Miersburg Ohio. He is at all
times ready to furnish, fill up, and take acknowl-
edgments of all kinds of Deeds, Conveyances,
mortgages, and powers of Attorneys, and Record
the slnle, take DISPOSITIONS to be used in any OF
the courtsof this State. Also Protest Notes, Bills
OF exchange, &c. o. His office is in the County
Recorders office. n2tt.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
Acts Speak Louder than words.

On the lst Of February, 1850, Senator
John P. Hale, of New Hampshire, pre-
sented two petitions from Isaac Jeffries
and other citizens of Pennsylvania, and
John f. Woodward and others, praying
that "some plan might be edvised for the
dissolution of the american Union" Mr..
Webster, of Massachusetts,. was unspar-
ing in his d:nunciations of the petitions,
a1d suggested that there should have
been preamble to them in these words:
"Gentlemen, members of Congress:
Whereas, at the commencement of the
session, you and each Of you took your
solemn oaths, in the presence OF God,
and the Holy Evangelists, that you
would support the Constitution of the
United States-now therefore, we
pray You to take immediate steps to
break mp the Union and overthrow the
Constitution as soon as You can" Yet
this petition received three votes, John
P. Hale, of New Hampshire, William
H, Sew nd, of New York, and Salmon
p. Chase, OF Ohio. The two last are
Cabinet officers. See Senate Journa'.
l>t Session 3lst Congress, page I'D
Day Book.
Is the march Of life, don't heed the or
der fright about" when you know you
are right.
MANY persons a,e not satifel with
mere competence ,e they want five story
competence.
The Prince of Wales has gone to Cur
ragh. Ireland, to study the details OF
military science.
BETTER 60 nowhere than to the wrong
place.
GREAT men were not always great.
they grew as grows the lofty oak-tfom
the little acorn,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
EMPIRE HOUSE.
OHIO HOUSE.

T HOXW ORTIZ, Proprietor, west end of Main
street, Millersburg, o. U'Stage Olhce-
Daily Line of Coaches to Coshocton. mutt
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
A. Ii. FRY
JAS. HEBRON ~ SON,

DEALERS IN English, German and Ameri
/ } can Hardware, Cutlery, Oils, Paints, Glass
SASH Pine Doors Saddlery, and Coach Trim
mings. n2ot1
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
Southern Account of the Battle
of Manassas.

The Great Battle at Stone Bridge near
Manassas-Generals Bcauregard aud
johnson Lending the ColUmns-Thcfr
Daring Deeds Of Bravery-t;rcat VIC
tory of the Southern Forccs--Tbe De-
feat Of the Federal Army---Nilled and
WOundcd--Terriblc Scenes.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
poetrp.
LEvITICUs HoLYPAUNCu.

OR,
4 Ii L POLITICAL PAL S ON.
WRITTEN FOR THE LOGAN GAZETTE.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08

rious and complete. He said we had
whipped them this time and could whip
them rs often as they offered us the op-
n ortuuifv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-20

lcT I DUGAN d EFNK1Ts vs. +
Gi It5-ES G67l.
writ de fi-r3 facias, o.
-ehle Sixieme Co.fr de District de
I'asfaire ci.dessus, te procGdarai le
3 | heures A NJ. sur les lieux
.tn5l'Gne ct adiH,lili:3i5A de-
'%AsfN sine au No l82 rue st.
f.trSet de cere vI1la.Sc .nststant en-
II Tout sIlivant inv-1taire Oppose
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-20
DENTISTRY.

.zs4Jrsys.fss5A ARTIFICIAL. TEEITEE-The best
cheapest and most reroe Dental Esn6iHh
;fbfISEa6sEF in New Orleans il DR.. FIEIDIN9s,
LILLY y 49, Canal street
facilities pu!nn Artificial feathare unsurpassed
By nctcn mist in the southern States defy ing compet
ton and n Dlces charged by the Inexperienced
requiring superior Dem sry should procure whert
they rely upon he experience skill eSrity which
Dental Science can produce
Every Artificial Tooth Of surprising beauty, which cannot
he detected tho very productions Of nance gradually
storing that uniformity the entn!es essential 10 youth and
beauty warranted satisfactory for macati0n and aculs
ton. - . ~ w
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR for readily ex
tracing Teeth without pain, supervising anything before 81
by the profession astonishing all VIII" witness It.
All Operations in Dentistry performed With cure and skill
chcnpnese and utility unsurpassed by others unRS
fully appi-d Tee rcnudeGd and 1T guaranteed Nj nod
ernte chugcs the following prices written
conlpunying II desired and rot found
after Two months rnl, their money will De returned
Fun Sterling Silver base SD
Full finest flush bound 80
Full vulcuzed Rubber, eqn to gold from $40 10 g
Full sets Is gold base beautiful form M to 90
Full 80 on q gold base from 70 10 1875
The nos, perfect gems that he produced.
Those requiring Artificial Teeth cordially invited 10 ca
and examine before engaging elsewhere,
| NR FTRIDIKG. Dental Surgeon,
nj 1914 Enrat stree
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-20
,SAA, HIONTGOMERf 37zss
ami S}TTf
La:i WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, ~
fONTGOTsRE COUNT, "a.

This delightful watering place will be for the reception
Of visitors On he 18th May. There Springs na easy OF
aces, any Virginia being Immediately on the virginia
and Tennessee Railroad the healthy portion OF the
state and slrroln by beautiful
The medicinal qualities fully established hay
i been Of many diseases peculiar to
the Southern cOUTlfy
delightful summer resort but in these eHclt-
iur times safe ret eat ladies and Children.
Telegraph comm with all important points in the
LEWIS f. j. AMISS, Proprietor.
pravidnI. M m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-20
MARSHAL'S MONITJ0N.

CoyrEDER ATrs s7srLs DI,r,Icrl CONFEDERATE STATES
CUTlgT vs.. SCHOONER 4. >.
JAMES Etc. IN Pr ifE.
DISTRICT If Lani>iAra. No y
by VIRst Fs1 Of an Admiralty, warrant 20
I'D directed the HlavG igcd have seized Gnd
taken my possession The onefourih part of cnoner f D.
MES her tackle, apparel and funitu and boats and
,pS7nUnisE the and AL
every other on persons having pretendng 10 have
right. title he and appear before
Dist ct Court Grhe Confederate States for the Dsr ct atore~
holden. LIE before
THIRD MONDAY From the public tiou her show
il Al they Why the n e,nrh of said
schooner Il JaIHeS should re condemned law
I'm Elize aud the thereof distributed agreeahy the
err the lfel!aTts.
New orleans, MAJ Il, FOL. -
C. r. BEVERLEY,
Mutshall C. S. of America.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-20

AVIS d MARSH VI -
CorR DE Ds1rfcE DEsl Eg4T5 CONFEISEpES p s2as-
ETArsCOS eEREs RbtUE vs. b RGlIE G Il ESP Ets,
GIMME PRIZE.
I'm EEtTT dun 1yrSf d'.imrs1use n nra7f
IA aare dams inf cde-sus a ni,i tr- en- ma
la baque tEESTR FGernents :pparanx,
enbes batea je cite Yen8 lie tt1p etai'e on
its pr0priE aires LersOn, ayant
aretellan aY0ir troit tire Ia STE B.rque
t'av1ir C47ant Cvt de ,rct te& Etais
onfGdsres pom c +ct sI.Gi deTnt n Il vile
II IL EpHvele Orleans avant ie iSHfSENE LIND1 a
f4ta publication DIT are vaoir eS raj
ss pom ssquelic Ia Ole bHrque Che1sr,
gr%e-ens APPEARING, rneuDes b+teaux sttzeT
pr.E iagale ct lie dGft distribute
forn1:nent a la priere DIES dcrnandeurB.
SoGTt!le Orleans, = mai Isl.
G. B. BEFFtRTsEY,
NV 3ti2nd Marshal de Flats On2dtrts d. nGriqIe.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-20

EcoSp nrsr1ncr COURT surCESs!0N, OF, LOUISE AZ.
Of Ne" orr''S GG I, HE iHE St. nFTtN %5io"
NNfIGIGkfAS, Ncisota uearn ma hasS pettfhonct
~ the Ct-} tol letters q AuuinsrAt ~" 'HiAr OK
he mte loue August he st Mnviu, wuo0 Of "isl Con
VILE, 5trti.s.d u'cstHie--
Nrticr hereby gwen ait whom 1t MY cnnc"En 70 SLOW
wa5io days, yy the prayer or the s" petitioner
should Vi It granted.
BY o44hr Of the Cour:4 r r., ,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
ROYAL, SAILaTAKER
Nos. I8 Canal and IT Cro8snan streets,
Sign Of the Root Hog Or d.

a. ofAL, SAALQnAEhhs
Nos. I8 Canal and It Croasman streets,
Sign Of the Root Hog Or Die.
Manufacturer Of all kinds Of Plain and Fancy AWNINGS
TENTS, TARPAULIs, etc. Also sl kinds of FLAGS .ne
BANNERS. suitable for companies other purposes, Wit
Fagstgs su Fall Purchase RopeB Sings, fitted
and furnished order the notice BLOCKS Of all
sizes ready strapped likewise all kln8s heavy BLOCKS
sPARs and RIGGING suitable for raising achfaery any
other heavy noateJifl.
Ihave Kgwise on hand fine lot Of SPRUCE SPARE, which
I offer for sale Cheap Tor Cash.
All articles be found at Nos 10 Canal s L
Cr1ssnan strees Nov Otlents.
n B. Sail and Rigging all branches and country
orders promptly filed at the shortest possible notice.
B.. AsKEw. c. P. ssgoTE. p. A0grlH
A SKEW, SMOOTE g AUSTIN
ATTORNEYS ct LAW,
Magnolia, Columbia Co, Ark.
Rs@f>,. 5TsFy Co. & re r. shi;h len
COUTksERN AMERICAN
AROMATIC BITTER CORDIAL
and
Tas,Ic Aromatic Bitterss
A CORDIAL Fc,g LADIES, AgED PERso17s, It,, ct.
Bitters frst to
w1ffsuy agreeable while the set2nd may be takea
or may rningien together forming Bitter Of greater
less ifssJy 50 p.e every The FAD deli
these Berpoasess have intecd the ara: u4aes
to proao-nce them the lGtr Of the creatiDz
they particularly e1eaeiou- ring health arc 70
establishing dgeation, thai fruitf Il OF d!Se
such Dyspepsia Nervtn and Liver Fsctions. General
Weaknes- .tc all of itei self burden.
In any Kind Of Fever fogwed by rated
and weakness remedy is bette! adapted to
store strength the c51apete return Ct health
they much Spirits he apparently strong heg7
they possess from the the preiominHce Of Bit
principle, 18TH Of which, howe=T are highly hsreelh!e
Said Buffers NO general IN the prin
| cipal Hotels, Cl,ts Cotfeehouses &C.
/ A. A. PETCT7AUD, Apothe-ary
Rntesl street, New Orleans
sThe above Rf5ers sre ound 7 IN the principal Grocer
las 1onfeconeres fof-<tossa' Hot%'a Clubs etc 2O tjy
| 67RESCENT MARBLE WORKS.
MonrElents Head Piers Center Table
Tc= inter Slabs Crates and Crate SHtinE
F6sring lies BaDqlee and Yard F%gEtng, Iron Railing
The trade sappsa with end q2nnfactu ed astol'
| by ClTANAUGH CULAr1
4 UuIsIANA SUGAR REFINERY FOE sAhH
of the Mississippi below the Government Ellart, ard with
the rta OF the city Orleans, oired gooG
capitalists who be DESTROYS OF aiding in the
Southern 1t N complete re-
pan centrifugal nIachue black furnace, ters n9u!da
ample and yard room cioperage etc and IN tact n n
p on f. large scale. htle additional expense it nigh
| be ea- lT conTerted into Cotton Mill ~
Ii has Wharf the Levee with water sum
Gent for accommodation of vessels delivering or taking
For further Information and for terms, apply
DIG tf.tW RAREli,' 90 fl common s1reet
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MARSIIAL's MONrTIGN.
COSYEDERL STATES n.sTHILEf CDNFEDEF!YGR STATES
St1P AMERICAN
District II Louisiana. UNION, Etc: Is PRIZE.

CosyEDEE1"E SITES b.sTHn3} CoNFEDEE%sE ST ATES
CONT. sap AMERICAN
District # Louisiana. UNION, Etc: II PRIZE.
No. %.
FSY VIRTUE of an Admiralty warrant to
- d eEted in the cntiec suit. have ejzs and
taken into my The fttn.sxteenth pats Of ship
AMERICAN MON, her tackle, apparel, and fur"re and
/ do I'D admoLis he ortleYs and
all aud person having or Dre1Zdng to
have, any right vile interest in the tcas and
Dist aforesaid holden the city of New Orie4st
THIHD MONDAY, from 7le pubca'inn t.eOf,
SHOW IEy Fty the said J. }eet
sHreenth parts Of s slip American Fnon, her acEel Fp
ra furniture. md should be C0ndemT 81 -
ewfuI pe and i:ncerds hcre-r agrceaay
Of The lhel!I5tts,
%sT Orleans, May %, 81.
c. B. 2RTERLEY,
Marshal T. T. Of Ane.ica =
AVIS IF MARSHAL.
Gotta NJ DISTRICT prs F. rTS UONFEDE24S " LIE Ma
Eft - foNrErERrs TIRE AMER HAH MON Etc
I'm YER L drum -T%7fSt d'Ami r7EFse a m %
Ia atle ja
se-s ~ scl2iem d. navhe AMEk!HA& UNION,
g:crI fsslbes It bEttdnN je
pTopr: aitc p9pr= aires, ct Ge REIre
scl.ae 1esoHe ayant r--tttn avnr lCnn uro
tire dit lnYire. a-oT presenter brne Tom
Fl .idtTfS e District 7ugttts deVan'
de la NnHveI rlEtG- lie TkDI
SIEhIr IlrFpT de Ia pul2t ion du pr"~n avf- pom
iaa ranns sils iesiiur!ics dt
10 7fc!acs dl dit nnve An%rtaau Union. eS TGen
nlrtr4l. ncubiee bT"l7N ssraent con
prise ltgne /. rU5nit distribute ccn1Tnt
4 1T lgcr4 de demtnlenTs.
+ %nnvrie DREAMS, 30 mai 1851. .
G. b. BEVERLEY
jel 2'i-d Marshal des Etas bCtderts d Amer 're.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-20

SEcqSp tstGS JOUR- NERS On RrIs IS CON
t"'''" !" "' { WATEFF--Np, ITGi, f W. Il
II m, if"rIld ~ 1 fHn i + N, rhe SttT cias,
the isl OF OreRus in the nHoEa ?4ee OF
( sell L; public auctiaa, in he ~ eteu !
City l.0t, C0nmo5- street. he NaE2tp oot o. lne
streets, SATURDAY 18th day July, leal I9 niR
Nj AT i-oeioeh
A CERTAIN IG2 OF GROUND sttu.e2t ~. w.
~ MI .r- sf. sail ~ Nv Poydrls
a r. i ~ n D. rii,o Il ,e nv GSs trout of 80 feet
i0rmin: of Rer'io ara Io re . tHe
,ga SQUARE by be CD dawn hJy8 rttStts, on
Nvpu GseG DecenEaS ptip-
| deposited my fhge. ~ t>N'' ""u LIZ"
/ the nbOve suit.
Ill - Il ANY,, ofrI 10 tacion the lot Of
NV H., rU IL -, II ,, &C. NJ iWf, highest and bid
or r, NJ, tond W Il rood az mouths edit, the pur-
nccudHg to nE% sad p"FttF ~, con
9ay CASH the amount q CO is in he ai,r ,eauc
| "oo-' 9''' VIZ u,,r
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SECOND JUSTICES TouRr, $50, ,,,,.rr,. 7,y,,,r
Parish OF Orleans $7AAsIft " " ti'"-'hA
Is direc+9 ~ ~ y stT5t OF itsEl ssic las, 20
- 70 ~ ,he on D. i Mitchell Justice of h
on ~ ,b,h orleans sil proceed TO sell 1t pub
az tti Mt so shop CT JRo Lam the
" ". pt i, anu Ic,ennjre Streets SATURDAY, 22a
'''I'f ~" g o'clock NJ N
1,a' e MILK ART. siy
| No.
.cIHH jas" ." " '' " q waTERC
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=. 1la . ataIse.lN LAKE, HoTEL-ENn {

lain VI
AF'o0n RtttlFng leased this ghttully situated
XESl House ~ take this
known the public that has thoroughly renovated
pnne and retnriehe and will be opened by OF
April Thankful TO eur patron, for fnvOts promise III
every manner PNSbse TO their wishes, should
them give HIS call.
DTS'I. PETERS
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SECOND D1s7HIor COURT CITY. OF NEW ORLEANS We.
of New Orleans SIif3N BAHAM-ko. IL, 9d5
RY vIIsTUEofn Wrtoor seizure a ss<t-ssie
New Orleans the above ers!Eed I will proceed
sell public con the City Hoae Common street between
Camp and -ssyazns streets, FRIDAY, 18th day of
June 1861 Il O'Clock the following described prop
erty, viz.
DistristSt Peter Oymna ST. Patrick and Orleans
! streets, consisting Of The ENTER SQUARE.
| SezeC in the above
| TERMS-Cash the spot.
| E..T.PARRRR,