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FNuITs AND NuFs. Messrs. a. r. Cochran d
Hall NOS u New Lesse aad II Fulton streets oer for sale
laEee invoices Of Malaga raisins, Smyrna ss Brazil ,s
oend etc These goods new tho best quality AID If
sceepsreeeipt sseadycFikement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-01

Losr A little girl between two and tlrao
sfsyed away from her homo on Toaoass ,,ce
on Saturday morning last Any information viii be thapkaY
recsixed ID The advertisement specifics.
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SUPERIOR WINES. Messrs. IS. D. Gratiaa \ III
sigee to-day sesse lsyge variety Of
the ehS'eet brands Of elampegne in invoice Il ~
superior 9 atswba wines, See embellishments,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-01

scREw BoLTs, ETC. Measrs. b. C. Lowber 4 Co.,
No s Camp street to-day advertise screw bolts washers,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-01

ITEMS FROM PENsAcoLA.-Cap Ben. Lane Pogey
Of the Red Eagles" arrived at half-past ocloct
ms morning, from Warrington, Fla, having lief
there yesterday evening, at 8 o'clock. We gathel
from him the following items:
mat ne left there thirteen companies, number
lnLg IN the aggregate about 1000 men Eleven OF
these companies are from Alabama, one from a L
lanta, Ga, and one from Milton, Fla. He informs
US that ten companies of Alabama troops have
gone into the service of the Confederate States
hi5 company being one of them. An election for
held-oifieers was held on the 9th inst, with the
following result: Col. Clayton, of Barbour county
was elected Colonel; Capt. Steadman, of Wilcox
Lieutenant; Colonel: and private Jere Williams Of
Barbour, Major.
Capt. Posey returns tomorrow, and will, in the
meantime, receive new recruits for his company.
Capt. 2. has command Of the sRedoubt a yery
pretty little fort LOCO yards in rear of Barrancas
is now, he tells us, the strategic point Of Pensa
cola, and upon it depends, in large measure, the
SAFETY OF all the rest of the mainland posts, as it
defends their inland approach, in case Of land at
tack in the rear
This company have built handsome cottage
village in romantic spot outside the fort. II is
called Eagletown." Mobile Eve. News, Friday.
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/ AEoSEY TO LoAN.- Mr. James Andrews, noteaud
exsisare ST Ghees street. adyertis that be Is
pFepqsa e loan se e money estate and
other seeufitisa northumberland.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-01

EslRA " Newfoundland dog is elsewhere
advertised IS foaed es,ray. See notice.
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RAriaAt .AIIsyoY aNcE., Madame Gaprell gives
notice dat to inquiries Il
hoe dessing Il regard be past present
tutpfc Her lz7 gastotiousa sreet scs nd
tseaent
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No. 5547.1
Whereas the fish stands in the DTyades market se now
nuisance said market and detriment the 1eyrne her
of and whereas it would adj not only to The comfort of @
zet visiting said market vel The cleanliness NJ IL,
anne if they were removed convenient location
therefore, be it ~ "t''i'
ResoEa hat the farmer of the said market he and he ia
hereb' fully authorized to be removed nj
his own expense the ao enid Sh the oner mr.
side OF the lower of said MARKET there to be located for
said purpose and no othr ard ~ "
We cas- it is dangerous Daring market hours to allow oad.d
rays and wagons to through the snd market en-
of the drivers therefore, be it - - e'' ''sso
eSoa That the ComnsEary of the said market be and he
is hereby hozef 10 have extended chain across The aid
ENTRANCE to said market during matke hours chain rot
Exceed in cost twenty dollars and all the work contemplated by
he foregoing 10 pc uader The supervision Of the City surveyor
tsgnedl LEA F. BAKEWELI,
President Board of Assistant AIdcnsaen
tsgnedl j. O. NIXON
- President Board Of Aldermen.
[signedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
Es05t NtProS A R.rrp ca.,,tauu
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Coue Du hEuxIEME DISTRICT WILLIAM SCARBOROUGH
JupICIAIRE, VIZ ,JDSEPu STTSSnN -
Dis AZ -

wv" ~ I ,LuAEMa DISTRICT WILLIAM SCARBOROUGH
JuDICIAIRE, JeSRPH STJSS0N al
Paroisse dc Paguemnes. MAUNSEI, WHiTE 10
I'm VERTU drum writ de ficrs fac5as. 81
"a moi adfese par Pil0noabe Conr Denxiome District
Jndieae paoiSse dc Paquemsnrs asre cLdessns ia
PTocederai e JEuDl de mai 1861, midi, pI6e de In
SAVIOR ~ 1850 " et'P'''ii'
|. nEuX TERRAINs sues au faubourg Ste Marie ,rss
ahhS lie fremer District de cete vlle pt borne @
par les rues dn Camp GiEod Ste Marie ct Sud do Ia pace I
Lafayette ct dasgn6 les Nos I'm Denx daprea mn pa
aresSe par Alfred e. Forsta, deputd arpcne lie Is de e-
Les dts errars sont cengns ct mesuen (H,csure amdri-
cin) ehacun vngehq t25 peds de face la rue Sud de la
pce Lafayette sur qunireyinGtsept S Deds de- pro1ndeur
Camp ct Sud. ~ s'e 'e' i"o' u"
Ensemble outes les batisses ct an6liorstons mi
conne sous g nom d Hotel dn peanian cuisine etc Dir
z UN TERRAIN situ6 dams re susd ct conigu aux Ter
rams snsdosenes desgne No Trois dapres H pan ns
relate ct mesran = pteds de face Ia Snd dc la place In
lNye sur uue proondPur de 20 piPd enes PARALLELS
arec Fuenga dune alice corridor commun any Ma IT
la rue du Camp. 7'' ~ 9At
Ensemble avec onte7 les batisses ameloraons i s,v
attaches ct Gppartenant. - 9S7
j. Qnatre cent cnQuante $50 actions auourdhui rsdultes
qnhfe cent vng nne t2O dc piasres cbscune du
gRrAnteS par hypoheque les deux terrans cidcss
dtcr aau lie residu dun terrain oripnire
net de 45o actions desqueles vng ont fte dsreies
eet ue e stock MI compliant de In dite banore
dessus " " '"'' "hA'ie VI
coNDlTloNs-comptaut moment de REHABILITATION
,,,, I.. II. 7. PARKER,
de la tftnnl
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MTsCELL ANE0IIs.
fsN MI ANU NACra9N =

SOUTHERN hfANUNACrORY
-oF-
UPHOLSTERY AND FURNITURE,
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FATAL FALl.-The Memphis Argus of saturda

FATAL FALL.-The Memphis Argus Of Saturday
has the following:
Between and 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
Mt. DAVID q. Bond, well-known printer. aged
abont q years, while ascending a stairway in The
overton hotel building, which led to the tower,
was seized with fit (to which he was subiect) and
losing his balance, fell distance of nearly twenty
ward picked up dead, with his skull fractured and
his neck broken. Mr. Bond has resided in this civ
for the past twelve or fourteen years, and was IN
married. He was member of the Memphis Typo
graphical Union, who will attend his funeral IN a
body at 3 O'Clock this afternoon.
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+. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans

FRoisiENE couE DE DlsTRIorl RosEL1Us, Rerevem Va
MY $1,000 ILL., d,%n writ de saisie ct vents
Ia Orleans, dams lafaire cidessns ia de
az S,d 10 dayril ls6l midi 66te de la CitG rue s
y. trH les rnes dn Camp ct es MagGsids IN yenia
lion, savoir-- - " ptVpttet' uont SUIT Ia descFip-
NE PORTION DE TERRE sse dams 10 Denxisma Ms,
iS gs See vile Pest dg fanbourg Jackson ct ouet n
" haY ayRnt 3ii pieds de face allee coHdnsant nm
- Y M6tae sur 10 pieds, plus GU mons de profon
aa nes paraees borfe dun cote par Ia pTopris6
on autrstots apperennn Mr. r. MERCER ct ia
jean Pnfstegur. u y f'tts'oio ap'artenahtA Mf
apper M plan de la Section No Doug
asInse ag enFsan du Receseur susdit. -
Saisie dams raffaire eidessus
ooAp1E4oNs--e Compliant au moment de adjudieatlon
wa .,s,r : E. T. PARKER
HtiS4at' 9p shsrit della Pagolsse Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-01
FATAL AFFRAY IN MoBILE.-The Advertiser of
Saturday says:

Saturday says:
About o'clock yesterday evening an affray &C.
CURED at the corner of Dauphin and Conception
Capt. O'Hara's company, in which one william
Carter was stabbed in the left side by man named
Goldng, known in the company by the sobriquet
OF Doctor Carter was taken to the guardhouse,
Memphis in this State, and was about 10 wears old
Goldlng, who was severely wounded, was arrested.
together, with two other men, one named Thomas
Norton, the name of the other we did not ascer-
taln. a Jury was empanneed by Coroner Rouls-
ton, who viewed the body and took the testimony
OF DR.. Woodcock, who had examined the wound
IN Investigation of the case was postponed
III this morning To forestall any flying rnmors
winch may reach the country, we merely remark
reported that it was an ARRAY among the Missis
slppi volunteers, in which one of them had killed
another. A 'A'l1-'
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COMPVR0kEEE 4S---OFFgCEAT
C0MPTR0LiLER'S OFFICE
City Of New Orleans July 7, 1865
No. 2I29.l
~ ESSLVMB, That the Com verC,JTar r,s q =, II
~ ne is hereby authorized and required 10 give notice by
N1S in The official journal that aceodance
sn the ninth section Of ordinance No. m approved March
~ t he council will not pay any bill against the city unlea
contracted under authority OF order from the Couotros in
accordance with the ordinance referred to.
lSlgnedI L L. TRACY,
- . President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lsignedl /. II. PLACE,
PreAdent Board of Aldermen
Approved April 20, 1856 " '-'
tSignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor,
The attention Of the officers city and of the puke,r ra
pecHully called to tho foregoing resolution. -"
,,..x v. DUPLESSIS
blo u Comptroller City of New Orleans,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-01
+. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans,

DEUxiEME couR DE- DsrRIcrl La WILLIE DE IA MILE
SoUYelle OrlGans. 7 GIJERITE AnFiE n y
HIN yERWU dun writ de Teri facEus IA
- moi ADDRESSES Honorable Den.ipme CouT d Distrr
de Ia N0uvelle Orleans dams raire cj-dc5Srs ia nnree
tai ie hFkCkED 10 davril 1851 midi III Tel de- la itf
FududcatiDr d. ~ 7''' "
l. TRoIs TERRAINs, shines dams lie Premier District ~
&c &c e Vile dams le borne par les Ia Commune f}
HthYler de IA N9uyelle I7vte ct 1choUptoulns desj
mes par les NOS ct g. Ct chacn Dimensions sniv
m es sHvor lie No fNrne langIe ueS d la Commune
eichop'tohlas ~ pieds de face In Itch poung In
sehe facade De peds Ia s Ia Nouyep yGe ct ma
poonGe ct FACADE IN de Ia Commune de 73 neds ct
sur IN Ignr surG ieue lmrope No 2 ct avan nnc nr0
Ohdth IS Pe1s lie No. aynnt ncAle ~ pnjs r
rue IcAoupouR prGfondeur de IS pieds sur In ge
mrophe An No l. une tnfade de "a pets sur a rue de Ia
eys ct une pro0ndeur Ia ligne limitrope nm
de" rheS TchoupOulRS ct In Nouge yGe rne
sur Ia igne in er"ue nophe No IS pieds Ell sur In
e s4perure ue proondrur de 1903 pe1s suivan creams
hsen1e Avec toutes les baisseS aa6ltOralops ami ~
trOuveni. 'A" H"h o )
Z uN TERRAIN situe dams 10 Deuxieme District de cete
El az le borne par les GGs Rcmpara St. PhiDne
o. aec' des uTSuineE, 30 dieIS fac la rue dies
tempafts sur une pr0'ondenr dc $50 pe4s Ensemble Dypc
routes e. hMtisSes Ct GIn6orNtDns qui s. trouvent
4 IN IEkRAl IN su6 dams 10 reuXfeme District de cote
Vile dams ri!rt b1nd par les des RemDarts 81 phinne
t He Fu 100 nedS de prOnndeur Ensemble ayec LOutes
Les Lt,lsseS ct a'nh!i7Taions qui sly trouvent.
Saisjs dams faiarc c iesslis.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment &c padiu1i-ation
o,,o e. T. Parker
nv III ~ Sheriff de la P8rOisse d,Ortans.
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No. $685.
Resolred That the Compc1er warrant upon the in
payment of the following bills VII: ~ ' ~
0scsr Robl medicines for Police Jail s24 IS
BucheJ, reFal'lhg c!nck ETC. City Hall. 10 co
ern9ks repairs 70 bhnds etc City Hall. 81 so
~ y looker shlrls Iof Insane Asylum. "a 90
- e. ZONES, nahKets 20 90
Washington Artillery firing 100 guns in honor Of ba
, sscsssion Of Louisiana Feb. p IT'S oc
NJ NJ ~ se waning lor my ha. 81 90
~ H ne Mirror snnscTpi'on one year 90
~ 4 ne nhy, nay l'sheq and Pounds ISL sc
tSignedi LEA F. BAkEWELI.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
tSignedl j. O. NIXON
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved March 49, 1861. ~
m30 St [s&snedI JOHN 7. MONROE Mayor
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VI
"A NAgsEATING DosE.-Nearly thirty years ago,
Messrs. Tappan, Hale and Hallock set up an anti,
slavery newspaper in the city of New York. In
stead of publishing the news, they devoted their
columns TO details Of alleged cruelties practced by
Shareholders upon their chattels. A baser attempt
at political Generalization was never ATTEMPTED
and the worst publications Of French sans cuiotes
writers are innocuoas compared with these records
Ihe establishment Of this pestient sheet was the
commencement Of the anti,slavery crusade which
the overthrow Of this hitherto great nation. this
superb governmental fabric, the work of Washing
ton ana the patriots and sages who lighted the
loren OF liberty at Lexington and its full blaze
at Yorktown More than all this, the work Of Tan.
pam Hallock, Hale 4 Co. has arrested the progress
Ct this imperial city, ,paralyzed its trade, and
thrown thousands Of honest artisans upon the
charity of cold and heartless world. The publ
cation 70 which we refer is the Journal of Com.
MERGE the vehicle through which the first grain of
Abolition poison was administered What mer-
eaant viii not kick this sheet out Of his counting
room? my. Herald,
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rr,,, :. = S2,Sil, ZIG %
Lsigned1 LEA +. BAKEWEIIa
President Board o Assistant Aldermen
LSignedl j. 0. NIXON,
Approved March o. 1861. - 'N'
fSGnedl JOHN T. MONROE Mayor
A true copy: - '' +''0''
MA ,It MARION A. BIKER Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-01

HksAVA DU DEUxEENIE DTSTRFCT.-Tl n
ete conduit au depot dies epaves District
encole1mte Ges rnes Benvie ct 6alve2. spave
unc TRUE blanche achette de noir.
I'm GochoE hen.
I'm COChon noir et blanc.
s aus hnnauN ne sont pas reclamGs dams rois ours
les trais payts lis veuds Fenchere nubi0ue au dit
uepoIs 10 LONbl, Ter dnvrl 1861, 10 heuros A. NJ.
- :, j. MILTON REi.F, Commissafre DIES Rnes
Nouye,le Orleans, q de mars 1861 m2T 81
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I.onlslal,a InteIllgenele.

The Pointe Conpee Democrat of Saturday last
i says:
The season so far has been one of the most favor
able; hence the prospect of the cane is very pros
| missing 10 this parish the plant cane was well
preserved during the winter, and is now coming up
beautifully. The stubbe also will be good.
Fruits OF all kinds will be in abundance. The
exnoerance Of the peach such that on many trees
the young peaches are growing in clusters of four
and tive together--a phenomena remarked by all
tue ancient inhabitants of this parish as being un-
usual and rare. - . -
The Iberse Sentinel of Saturday saws:
The weather the past week was never more beau
tltul. The forest is assuming its loyeliest foliaga
and the evergreens were never greener than thew
are now. 1t is now too that the birds sing their
ioyeest songs, and all nature seems to rejoice and
pe thankful 10 some unknown power for the bless
lhgs OF sucn delightful season of the year The
crops OF cane and corn, we are told were never
liner; the vegetable garden never looked more
prosperous the fruit trees are hanging overloaded
with 1nclpent fruit. Never had we id the country
more cause Tor rejoicing than at the present time
me hrst spring season in the history of Independ-
ent Louisiana.
The iberFille Magnolia has the following:
On the steamboat Iberville when coming up last
wednesday, about thirty miles above the city fire
caught IN the cotton, which fortunately resulted in
no other loss than than that of the cotton in which
the fire had caught Thirty.fye bales were thrown
overheard in order to avoid any further damage.
This accident Yves for while considerable source
OF excitement to the passengers-the ladies mar
ticnlarly. All for a short time were in motion
LOOKING out for the best way Of saving themselves,
except worthy member of the NJ. D. profession
who was quietly sleeping in his room, and for once
entirely forgotten by his friends.
me otncers, the pilot particularly, were fortu
nately cool and selfpossessed; and to their great
exertion the passengers are indebted for having
had to suffer no further inconvenience.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-01

Where YOU can't find 20 900 gallons oil nor 5oo lamps
nut where you car find about $40 Coal Lamps III nil fbe
Coal OIL Lamp makers together with grea. variety Or Cam
phere. Spirit Gas and Solar IluIrp. 1
generally have hand Goal OIL nv
E ro as Z P1e aSd a. ns continue The
as car re found elsewhere. - $500 fitsSe
mia tt n rs1,r
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CoRNs,..,.,.,,..,...coRNs.,.. ,.........o o1sas.
DR.. JOHN Q. MCCOY. IS
Respectfully Informs his old friends public in general
that he has resumed the practice of his profession
tabished hnefat No ST. Charles street. from
nal Persons suffering from Hard Soft liberated eorns
Bunions or growing in The Flesh would do well give
m2t I'm
CHATEAU LIE Ais cases extra old CIaret, isona
~ Mr. 1eyai pfopFteio in and pnts, for sale by
.15Es 8. u. 9RATIaA Il Co.,
+ myb rhnuss
ri 0tslSgs, R1a.1tl4ls q go. FASHIONABLE CLIO.
thing and Geode corner gerp end Common
reete, under City Hotel. y - -
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a- MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS )
City Hall March IS, 1851 :
Common Council of the City OF New Orleans
No. 553S.
Reotutd That the Surveyor he and he hereby authorized
have the two lots of ground belonging The city situated
IN the south side of Dryhde' market enclosed railing
ences provided the cost does hundred dollars
LSignedl j. O. NIXON,
President Board of Adermen
lSignedl LEA +. FAREWELL,
$50 President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved March 49, 1861.
MIG st tSgnedI JOHN 7. MONROE Mayor
mo. 5539.l
Resord That the Comptroller be and hereby
70 to the lowest bidder, after five days
official journ contract for repairing and thorough
repair according specifications b. the CITY sur.
yeyor all r the plank of the city Of New Orleans for
the tem of three the adjudication subject to the ap
proVal or rejection of the Common Council. f
lsignedl J. o. NIXON,
90. President Board Of Aldermen .
Signedl LEA F. BAKEWELL
~ - President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
Approved March Is, l.6
meg tSignedl JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
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a.. q T piEi ,sEPIRMDID sTALLToN, JOHN
WANTED---W NTEDs

WA sTED-A BLACK OR WHITE MANA German
" pretrred-to drive and sell in The market None
DGt steady man Iced apply Inquire Of ~"
mao If 'ANA1i e 1tal,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-01

The citizens Of Tucson have already given ok.
preston to their views, after eev dscnss;ntt tbs
question. The resolutions of that meeting were
forwarded to the Republican, and we're doubtless
published, No delegates from the Pacific slope
VIII be semitic the Mesilla Convention, and we re.
pudiate any action Of that body which II
include Us in the secession movement. n
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----------- =.
This celebrated COTTON BALE TIE Is the only one which
can be tied with greater rapdiy than The Orleans Cot
ton Press uses this Tie exclusively for COMPRISING
Ths Hoops are all painted to rust and injury 70 Tho
Cotton.
For sale, wholesale and retail, easy terms, By
H. FAssMANN a CO.,
2 Commercial Place.
And R. G. LATTrNG & CO.,
Ja3l oni IFffnr Htrpet
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-02-22
EG St, Valentines day came and went

sG| St, Valentines day came and went
this year with less excitement than usual But
very few missiyes, we understand, were sent
through the Post office, and those were mostly
of q scurrilous character, forwarded probably
more for the sake Of amusement than anything
else, though in some cases undoubtedly prompt
ed by a spirit Of meanness and revenge. 1t is
we'll that this day, which was once observed in
better and different manner, should be passed
over entirely, rather than be made an OCCASION
as latterly has been the custom, for outraging
the feelings of innocent and unsuspecting iudi-
Viduals As at present conducted, it certainly
is ''more honorsd in the breach than in the OBJ
seryancei'
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-02-22
ngr b. B. De Land & Co.'S Salera

lg & p. B. De Land & Co.'S Salera-
tus, foreveH' shouted Kate, as she ran up
the stairs, followed by Bridget with freshly
baked pan Of biscuit in her hands. ''DeLand's
Salsratus forever" They we're indeed tempting
and 40 wonder that the girls were delighted
with their first experiment with this farorite of
housekeepers. This saleratus is perfectly pure
healthful, reliable, and of uniform qualify
Manufactured and fer sale at wholesale by D.
B. De Land s Co., n Y. Sold also by all
dealers. Sold at Wholesale by the wholesale
dealers in Chicago and Milwaukee.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-02-22

Kansas Relief Party.-The proceeds of
the Social Dance and Oyster Supper Party CIV
en- at Jefferson on the 3lst ult, in aid of the
suffering people in Kansas, after deduct:ng all
expenses, amounted to forty dollars, which were
handed over to Mr.. James Crane, late of Fort
Atkinson, who is here from Kansas, endeavor-
ing to obtain aid for those suffering in his To-
cality. So says the Jefersonian.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-02-22

A ROBIN IN FEBRUARY.-A robin was |
seen flying among the trees in Bellows
Falls. Vermont, few days since Even
the birds scorn and shun the ungracious
and ungrateful South,-BWalo Express
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-02-22

Medical.-Doet. V. L. Moore has just
opened an Office in Coles Block for the prac-
tee of Medicine, as viii be seen by his card in
cur advertising columns,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-02-22

Fatal Accident.-On Sun day last near
the German church about miles on the Jeffer-
son road, a lad aged ten years was run over by
a sled and killed instantly. The boy was
thrown dow by some hogs and fell before the
sled which las passing at considerable speed
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-02-22
RAD HI rs REA0l TING RESOL FENT
Pnre aud Healthy Blood.

RADwAY'S RENovATISd RESoLygNT is the most
positive aad thorough clean. ing and aing med
icine known TO medical science. 1t purfes with Is
tonishng speed impure and diseased blood. and re-
solves away all diseased defeSi :, whether in the
blood. bones, joints, tissues, &c.
SKIN DISE4SES.-AiI eruptions of the skip,
sores, ulcers, tumors, letters, cankers hEmors
ereal syphilis, bronchitis catarrh, diseases OF
the chest and tuags, stitutoHl seas quick
ly and permanently eXterntinatcd from the systemI
the use OF Railways Renovating Resolvent.
TO THOSE H'HO REQUIRE PROOF
S,oeling Of TIE GLANDS, E,cs Sore Throst sssy
Dangerous Cough, Cured ty RGd,edy
.-ELL
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-02-22

n| The following named persons have
been chosen officers of Fort Atkinson Lodge, l.
0. Of G. T., for the present quarter
Vim. J. Barrie, W. c.; Mrs. Jane Tancre,
". V. T.; H. L. Porter, W. s.; Mrs. Sarah L.
Hurd, ". T.; ]. NJ. Haight, w. F. S.; D. Da-
muth, W. NJ; ]. K. Purdy, W L G.; l. T.
Merriam W O. G.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-02-22

Kansas Relief Fund The following
contributions for ,he relief of the sufferers in
Kansas were made by the people Of Concord
and the same have been daily handed over to
A. L. Pritchard, Esq, of tais city and forward