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Rowles & HUGHES.

NTOTICE.--Al persons indebted to the Es-
IN tate OF COL s. Christie, decd, either by
Note or Account. arc requested to make inr.d:-
ate payment, anl those having demands against
the same will present them to the undersigned
properly Gitcstcd.
Nov 10. 1850. IF 4i
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hingles, Boards, &c.
Notice.

II. ;rUir: ,lr:&a',.. a,:.-is.s: .!.c Is
"A ,a;. y Reel, E'a'rr;. dee'.i.. vii! !'>n-r
AND ri,c:G IN T. ;.c. n:c:r a.;.>v.. nre'l:-
.triv. +. Il. bi.ALGCE, EN'r:.
M1rG e ID
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And when the Sect, ard rain, and snow have

And when the sect, ard rain, and snow have
come
Like shccIed spec;rc< from the wntry sky.
Or angry hi;lows swept across the main
That rose in concert with the sca-birls' cry:
Ny precious sons, thy mothers heart went ont
To God, our father, iur our absent ones;
And every vail the troubled wind has wcrI
My soul has pleaded in its humblcst tones.
NJ soldier boys. although that heart may break
With its lurebodin.s for my chillren's fate;
Though anxious fears my longing brain may rack
And muurniul tidinss my car await:
Yet to the dust in humble prayer l bend,
And be-; protection for my youthful twin:
ImplDre the plying One from His high throne,
To bless my darlings DER and Ger again.
The golden archives Of my heart arc Jared,
And memory ta!nS them with her mystic wand.
And r"intS the one where at my knee were buw'd
Thy little furms-a tiny helpless band
And when the childish prayer wer' to Heaven
or "now lay me or the prayer.
Angels perhaps were minister /; ,hca,
And to the Fathers feet the Offering bare.
Dear little helpless buys, we little thought
Ere twenty lustrcs shonc around each brow,
That thy oppressed uh,l grieving Country's call
Should wake the latent sparks that prompt you
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.nS- The Boston Herald says one hundred
young tncn have left that city for the South within
II few ,luys, us recruits Tor the army Of the Con-
fr,lcrate States
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-15
Head-O,uarters,

IOru REGIMENT. 5. c. NJ
MAY IT, 1851.
,g,qE UPPER BATTALION ION 1S'h i%,,,' ESs,ms", n1
C. NJ. will assemble al ,f" "% cn,,i"rci Mnl ! ra as
SATURDAY the 18th Nay aF1s,. an" ep"'rf'' .
the ar irss! for dT!I! an will assemble Mt
lhe II,J I,;V;na an saturday tho 2jth May, armed
I n"Ts snuinred as the law directs. fer drill! and III
s'FTS,"Tn Ts" Iiniccr. AMI Commissioned oaSsrs w
hs Ear n"r NJ their respective battalion rendez-
wl dG Friday previous for drill and INSTRUCTION
By order OF ne,
:. p. brIoAcn, Acting Ad)i !; Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-15

Hon. J. z. BnEcKlSHlDcE.-Mr. Bteckin
ridge made speech i'll Louisville, on Sa,ur,
day last, to a very large concoursc OF people
He urges prompt and immediate action on
the part of Kentucky and all the Southern
States, as the last means OF avertlng de'
struc,ive war; recommends the calling ot
State Convention, the arlning OF the people,
and united struggle itr Southern indeper-
dencc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-15
y;sia 10 Forts Nlor.an aud Gaine

MOBILE, Ala, May l2th.-Mr. VIM. II. Russell
the Correspondent of tue London Times visited
forts Morgan and Gaines to-day, accompanied by
several of our prominent citizens
Mr.. Russell made several important suggestions
to COL Hardec in regard the Notifications, based
upon his own experience in the Crimea. lie SEEM
ed we'll pleased with Hardee's command; and
saws that officer is every inch soldier.
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FRESH GOODS
Estate sale.


NV Virtue Of an n:,iar !."m Nm. I. p"riSne' nc
o. L. d. sill pr"'c' II sell III i.t ., Wv" wv"
II IIau.l.ur.:, on WEDNESDAA. the l. - ~ ::
nry,, I'll the real am! lrr'"i'aI Estate u -
Su<:,m Garrett. dcr''l.. via
one rRACr OF LnAS0.
Containing -Four Hundred AMI Forty acres, more %,
~ less, li,inins iinls .! Th"maS ''arfG.'' ~
,,,c of S.urhuro GroaLwaicr, Geo. a. MsN'e anu
other Al:",
" FOUR NEGROES,
Household anil Kitchen Furniture, 'sc'
sofd on u cr.ii; Of twelve month, from day "i %
H., ,.;,h ntcrc:, from laic for all <utas o' ;n"
nwer ,en iollars-under that amount c"sh.
oyer e" 70 i've Notes, with two approve! Sure''eS
-, sccurc the purchase money and pIJ i"s papers
t" H"' A,lm'ur. rsm test umHcr.
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Ifear the BET ttchef!
Notice.

Wy MISTAKE carried from Mrs. TOmp-
) ,ins Hotel in Hamburg. a BUGGY belong
inr ,p so,ne one unknown, and left in its place 4
Buggy wish Iron Hub and Pntent Coupling. lhr
I.urgy Ie!t was one of Capt frrscu;l's Company
of Ec!uuecrS--;:n'l any information i'll rcia,ien tu
the sai, Buggy will bc gratefully received. ami
the Buggy have viii be- reirrn''i !" Us proper
owner. Nv Post Uficr Is Ei.ci;.ii :. II.
- DOUGLAS ROBERTSON.
May IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-15
Sheriff S Sale !!
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

Elmina Rush,
VS. EiU .tarsnlce Of Rcal
N. W. Clary, Esnte 10 pay dcd' !.
Wilson Abncy, Account and Rs..ici
Rachel l.. Shulcr, ct III.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that tho Dcfcn.
Il dant Eli Vasscr is absent from and resides be-
yund the limits of this Stntc, On motion by Mr.
AnSEY. Complainants Solicitor, 1t is ordered that
the snid absent defendant. do appear and plead,
answer or trInur to this Bill, within three months
from the publication hereof, or judgment will be
rendered against him pro conjc.so.
z. W. CARWILE, cE.En
Comm'rs Office, My st ls
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Notice This !!

ron SALE A FINE YOUNG HORSE, FIVE
Et wears old we'll broken TO harness, an" w"rN.
we'll in any part of gear. Terms easy afP's AZ
this Office. -
May -C
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Near to the door uf death my spirit strnycd-
Fer pain and suffering came on sable wing;
Ny huttering pulses almost ceased to play
Bu, death To- me had list its bitter sting.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-15

Unto thy parents hearts letter comes,
That soon our soldier boys their steps would turn
"Not to Fort Moul,rie but our blessed homes.
R"se C"nnye, hay IUm, 1851.
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TO PLANTERS

G,IT GEERiTG ani aiI other E.tCIII-
sE SEE:T car. be hnnG!t =: t;EE:I'l! ne
DICED PRICES. y: NY F4r:.':cry All: i;as':inc
siop on the te0rrii Tail Eca'i mrar the Augusta
Cotton Factory. Address.
VI. N. hight. augusta, Ca.
0ct 90 Gnr' -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-15

The TRUE SplRIr.-The Charlotte n. C.)
Bulletin Of tuesday says:
a warm hearted Soulherner and gentleman
of wealth has intimated to us that he will be
one of hundred to raise Sl0U,OD0 for t he
purpose of putting i'll proper trim those OF
our citizenS who may BE- called to the tentc'
field. This is the spirit that should animate
every man among US. Let our citizens, who
have the means, to do so, emulate 1t. II
this be done, all our ishting men will at once
be put upon Z war footing. Money Will
bring the materials Of war. Let 1t be forth
coming.
Norru CARoLIyA.-This noble State is
about to send about seventy thousand voiull'
teers to the field They are not the "cank-
ers of long peace and a ca m world like
those raised in New York.. but the 30 eand
sinew of the countrymcn, hardy and gallant
men, accustomed ir~m infancy to tue use vi
the rifle. Under SIX lltul and efficient leaders,
the South will be invincble against any iyrce
that the North can send-.Richmond Dispatch.
RrsrGy,rIoy OF COMMODORE MAURY.--The
RESIGNATION of such an officer as Marry will
carry moral weight in favor OF the Southern
cause throughout the civilized word. There
i.no American as widely known in Europe.
Wherever science has shed a ray OF light On
the globe, there the name Of Maury is as ia,
milliar as a household word. Kings aud
Courts, philosophers and Statesmen, have wed
with each other in showerins honors upon his
head. The extraordinary and benefcent Ia,
bors of Maury. for the commerce OF the world,
have associated his name in the minds OF
mankind, with all that is truly great and good
The adhesion Of such man 10 lne SoushcFi, ,
c,nse will cause men abroad to reflect, and
will exert infinitely more influence than would
that a. Scott. Europe is crowded with mill
tary w men, far more eminent than Scott, who
is scarcely known outside the limits Of our
owa country, and even then only as q sol
dier, but wherever the sen rolls wave, Maa' u
rY is known and reyerenced as great light,
and benefsctor Of bis race.
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Interesting from Cairo.

A dispatch to the Cincinnati Enquirer, dated
Cairo, May {, says:
We are now living on sensation items. One
that troops arc at Mayfeld is not credited, al
though that old fort was cleared up yesterday.
I have reliable information fn IN an old citizen
of Cairo that 500 troops came up on ,hi steamer
II. R. W. Hill.
Captain Pres. Lodwick, o: the Prince Of Wales,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-15

But fraught with loving words-hsh toned re
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SPECIAL NOTICE. 9 I.

Having SUPPLY all kinds Of Goods for the WHOLE COMING
SEASON selling them the WE'LL kN0Wx L0W PR!rAS,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-10

DAILY aArkClrr orrIcE,t
Kcokuk, July s.
FLoUK-superfne 81 80; Spring wheat sx
ira, 81 90, Fall wheat, oxtra, 81 90.
GRAN AND SHORTS, 1850 40 psrles.
CORN-l4to f5.
BAELEi--Eo sale.
10 TO b5c choice do. 50.
oA1s--l24 to lie.
KYE--2ac; dull.
P0IATukS-- Id by the lead ;re.ail 10.
GhoCEkIEs--New Orleans bugsr TAI, 7a7se
prime Z. to 81, clarified 9alo, crushed and LOAF
Ito - Moiasses-PiantatioL3 to 40e IS. II 40
70 As, Golden Syrur,65 to Toe. CcGse--Rie 1914
to IS. Lava 20 Ia 22c- LagayFa, 10 Is to H. Rico
81 to Toe.
soAt-Psln eac, Family 5te; German (Cin.
7ito7a.
cANDLHs-star 1870 II, stsarin. Is, Mould
IL,
LARD-6to z, retail Ice.
BUTIEK--CommoD 9 to 4; Choice 10; retail
I7..
LEATHER-sole IS to 2sc; Harness I'll.
HIDEs-Dry green, III green sheep pslts
90 to soc; green hog skins Is.
bal d. tsse Pfsiris $tat So.
SEEDs.-Hungarian Grsss Be Timothy 81 ~
Rlax Sssd, -
SUNDRIES - Onions, - TO 65 Eggs 4 toA l.
Feathers, soc 20 s5c; White Beans, 50 70 15c
fRUIT-Dried apples. 10 to so per bush
Dried peaches ~ 10 TO so; Raisins, - 7sto
3 Is.
cHEESE--W. K.9; Denmark 7to7a.
BEEF II .7sc sross; 34c 80 4ie per quarter.
snEEP--41 80 10 81 30 y head.
sALT-G. A.,$1 10 to 2a5 per sack; Kanaw-
In, 81 to 3 50 par Dbl. liverpool, 81 9oa2 90
per sack; Lake ~ a5 to - 30 y bbi.
FISH--Mackerel, No. 4 t10 to t1l y bbi; No.
: 4le T. at; No. 4 $12to31s. White, Mol IS -
TO IS rs ~ half Dbl. Cod Fisb tto6FD.
-kA4S-l1 TO 2e, --
OLD IhoN-a to DC per ID Brass Ito 1ocper
h.; Copper ia per n.
ExcsAnaE.-0n New York for currency, nom-
inai, II to Ii per emit; forgold 1 pcr cont st.
Louis4 per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

g1-kyery slmmer he demand for H,stett,r's
Celebrated Stomach Bitters increases. 1t il found
~ be the only certain preservation If bodily
strength during period when tie atmosphere IL
calculated TO induce feeling Of lsssitade and in
digestion. The worst cases Of DiarrL9a ard pys-
EMERY give way to its potent influence. InDnmer-
able perfons xho ere new alive and rel, -ns..
thank the dissoverer Of this preparation that tn "
have not been srsp. away In the harvest Of death
The Bi,tcrs recon nended by the best ph ysicians
in the land This IL the best evidence Of its rea
value, bceaase, as . general thing, they will
not speak word in favor Of advertised prepsra
tions. hey have been compelled TO acknowledge
the claims " ihis Bitsers npon the commanity -
Give IL . trial.
soidby p-iissoss, A. .WILxIssoH ,BAarLs4s
KAYE Co., and J f. WILKINSON.
For sale BY druggistsand dealers generally sv-
srywhcre.
July /. '6l-daw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-10

a Yesterday Mr.. Prico Was brought be-
fore Esquire Martin On . charge Of having
committed ~ asssult on Mr.. Sample With
intent 70 do bodily injury with deadly veap
one. Price waived NJ examination, and was
bound over in the arn Of $500 to appear q.
the next term Of the District Court. g. r.
Miller, EFq, appeared for the prosecution,
and Marshall and Brunson for the defense.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-10

The Journal publishes patriotic CON
nunication from T. W. Clsget,, in conden-
nation Of the Van Buren, county anii.wsr
resolutions, and the Mahoney secession sym
pathixere esneraliy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-10
n or ICE.
BANxiEG HOUSE, % j. DIcKEY 4 Sos,


HAWKING HOUSE OF J. DIcKEY Son,
FAEnisGroN, June 8, 1861.
All our certificates Of deposit dated preyions 10
March lst, 1861 we're stolen from US, and will not
be redeemed by VI. All dated since March LIST,
1861, with the denomination on the face and on
the back in red letters will DO redeemed by US.
iunrl2dlm j. DILkkl 3 SON.
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volunteers wantea, Eorshwi,

Wanted, Immediately At Montross, Iowa, rs or
80 abe-bodied men, Of temperate habits, good NOR
81 character and undoubied patriotism, to conn ete
the number required, In the Aontrose yards, =
or 9Th Company Of Col Laumsn's Regiment u
Iowa Volunteers, 70 for three years or during
the rebellion.
This Company has been ac I'D, and will leave
for the rendezvous sometime during the present
week.
Good boarding and comforta BILE quarters furnish
ed all recruits their arrival 1T lhis p!rce.
le2td WASHINGTON OAKLAND, Captain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-10

kI'Since our comment on the 6ns impos
by Recorder Lyman on Price for asssnl,ing
Mr.. Sample, his Honor seems evidently dis.
postd TO make up for lost confidence, - will
be ssss p, sAe 5uuruzt Uf yesterday, wherein
IN individual called "Brigbseys" Vas BY him,
"fcr drunkenness, saddied with "a, 600 fne
and costs, and calaboossd'' besides.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-10

The Dubuque Times local devotcs nearly
: whol column, explaining the victory gain
ID By thtm over their contemporary in get
ting out the Presiden,'s message. We shant
brag, but from the fact that the nearest tele-
graph Office is some 40 miles from this place
asd the messsge appeared in our extra on
Saturday evening, our readers arc compel.
Id TO admit that the Gate City, in this in.
etsnce, vas ahead Of anything in the State
" Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-10

~ single Bottle OF SPALDING'S PRE-NM
~PARED GLUE will save ten-E2
NDtimes its cost annually. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-10

flGM rs.
DIcKLEs, IN vIN1lAK. for ,.,sh ~
49, kO11RI6ON = HRO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-10

DAILY dArk CIR UYFIcE,
Keokuk, july s.
FLoUK-superfne, 81 so Spring wheat OK
ira, 81 90, Fall wheat, extra, 81 90.
BRAN AND SHORTS, $50 40 psrlee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-10

CT The City Rifles held an election last
night 70 all the vacancy occasioned by the
promotion Of Col. Wor,hington with the fol-
loving result: Vim. w. Belknap, Captain !;
ErieJ. Leech, Let Lieutenant; Geo. d. Plum
mer. "a Lieutenant and NJ. II. Rlnner, Or
derry Sergeant. Il IL worthy Of notice that
two successive Captains Of this company
AcDowell And Worthingson--h.vs been ap
pointed Colonels Of Volunteer Reg imenss.-
They both left for Burlington to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-10

d. Il. Needy. furmsn Maxwell,
Cox Il Shelley, Bartlett, kaye 4 Co.,
A. Bridgman Co., Ogden, BIownell Co..
s. w. 4 Ii. Tucker, G. 6arber &c.,
A. j. wilkinson, Farrar Avery,
Cady, ones l. feck, j. A. Durkee 4 Co.,
NJ. w. W.stcott, Evans Bidleman,
Lane i Bu.l, Patrick Gibbons,
Rarkitf 4 Co.. Gnn. FoAter
Ihos. J. Rice, Wilson dustin,
Kramer, Irwin 4 Co., ComAtock Bro,
II. ID. Woodward 4 Co., ri u. Foster,
Riser Il Hills, Geo. u. kilbourne.
Present current value OF Missouri money 6tots
One Fer cent. premium allowed Oh INV lork ~
change.
kDoknk, June Z, IS6l-d
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Nl1.fGE.

The undersigned, Merchants in the City Of kco-
kuk, agree hereafter to receive the notes II all
specie paying Banks at par, for goods sold and
debts due us, and the notes Of Missouri and other
suspended Banks at their current value only.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-10
The Com. e..


For the benefit OF OR readers, We here
with presen. them all the dets,ls connected
with this phenomenon:
Lieut.. Gillice, Superintendent OF tho Uut-
ed States Naval Observatory IT Wsshisgton.
made an observation OF tho new comet on
the evening Of the ID inst., and publishes
the results. lie says the comet Was frst no.
tcei III the Observatory nj bali past ten
O'Clock On the evening " june 80. when IL
was regarded ~ an auroral besm. On the
2t inst. its nucleus vas nesr the small star
Urss Majoris, the tail spreAdinE 70 . dis
tsnce OF eighty TO eighty five degrees. The
determination Of the bomes's place 10 as fol-
lowe:
NJ. Time, Wash. X. A. Dccl
July lUh. 5om. lg.3s. Sh. 43m 35Is. 1899 IL las
The comparison-star is supposed to be ARG. x.
1874
Hourly motion in r. A. loo seconds in time.
in Decl. go seconds In arc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-01
BeIDyy---EOmiup lin.

Ship Silas Greenman, Webber, Is days I'm New
York, to J o Woodruff Geo.
Ship Oswego, Stevens, FIN Glasgow, to Creeyy &
Farwell.
Bark Abdel Kader, Eldridge, I'm Boston, to WI
Dewey &co.
sehr Mobile, Howes, l6 days FIN New York, to
G wv Hynson SEQ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-01

City Of Louisiana, Wright, FIN Cairo.
Fanny Pearson, William, I'm Jefferson.
Trio, Dickinson, fin Camden.
Yazoo, Wallace, I'm Greenwood.
Paul Jones, Keeling, fin Camden.
] D Hine, Muggah, I'm Atlakapas.
Cuba, Hopkins, I'm Mobile
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-01

whimsical mistake was made by country
schoolmaster who was employed to pen petition
AIRY address to = chief magistrate, whose cireum-
ference was at least six feet inches in grth.
Thus was the petition to this very great man ad-
dressed: "To the ma and boldly corpulent.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-01

Per steamship Austin. from Brazos Santiago via
lndianola-Major s. P. Hentzleman (U. s. AS lady
and daughter, Miss Hallett, Lathrop, Lotsford,
Baltic, Jones, Hagay and lady, Debett, De Castro,
Putnam, Cooper, Hallett-l7 on deck
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-01

remarkable case Of very { early piety . has
lust been found in Brussels. The police, making
theirroands at midnight, found an ordinary clothes
line hanging near door, several feet above the
ground, and tracing its history dscoyered that II
came ont of garnet window ADORE. They en-
tered tered the room, Convinced that they were on the
track Of some daring burglar, searched all the
premises, and at last, walking into the garrett,
we're Mortified to find themselves confronted by a
honsemaid in q very easy evening dress, whol
with many tears, explained that the mysterious
clothes line was attached to her left arm, In order
that n young waiter to whom she was herself at
her with jerk to prayers at the Cathedral As THIS
explained the oothesline, and there was not iluch
in the line of clothes before them the discounted
| and FLUSHING police beat hasty retreat.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-01

A bHOUKING AUUIDENT,---Lhe NItMpHls AVHlalIGHt7
of Friday has the following:
We are again called upon to record a fatal acct
dent from the mprudent use of firearms. Thurs
day night as W. p. Hcistand q well-known butcher
at the south Memphis market,was returning home in
a wagon with his brother-in.law, Dir. De Halfway,
a loaded gun in the wagon became the object of.
possession by both parties. friendly scufile
ensucd, during which the weapon was accidentally
discharged The contents entering the mouth Of che
doctor and passing up through his head killing him
instantly. The doctor fell into the wagon and his
distracted brotherinaw fastened for assistance,
the remains by Esq. Mallory, and verdict of ac-
cidenta shooting was rendered. De Hallway
leaves wife and several children to mourn his
| loss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-01

A milk peddler. finding that his business was not
lust what it should be, resolved to tack about and
sell 3lk instead of milk and water, as he had for
merry done, and thus test the soundness of the old
maxim about the policy of honesty. A day or two
after he had effected the aforesaid change, he was
told by one of his customers, matronly lady OF
some experience in life, that he need bring no
more milk to her. In great surprise. he asked her
the reason why. "Becauseo said she, :. the arti-
Gle you sold me yesterday was the strangest stuff
ever saw. It had not stood three hours when 1t
real ssj,biae article that Ihave always been &C
customnd tG have. .@.s-- - :. u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-01


Capt: Cole, of the bark Lepox, from Aspinwall
December 18th, reports having left in port bark
Arethux. for Apalachicola bark Indian Queen, for
St. Marks; bark Gangese. for New York brig
Scotland, for Pensacola. December 25th, in lat.
rs 05, long SO So, passed British ship Mindora,
hence steering south and east. December 2Gth, in
lat y IS; long 81 IL, passed ship Ariel hence for
Havre. December 18th, passed brig Arabella,
passed brig indies, from kspiuwall bound to Min.
NATHAN. December 18th, in lat 81 81,
II. Harnshield, seaman Oh the sJs1a a native Of
Germany, fell overheard and was df Tened.
dell, reports having left in port at Cardenas schr.
R. G. Scribner and brig Tyne discharging. There
were seven other American vessels in port at Car
denas.
Janero November 18th, reports having left in port
for New Orleans ships Boredino and W Farley
also ship Sam Danny, for Mobile, and ship Indian,
from London, discharging.
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q FIlN TUI IN UIS I'm
1Nt9E La'' -
IT, =. phis and til all the aides n
fsfissff33fff = v + Steamer Az, .:.,Jllld
So s..ar1:!a will leave has now to the
aiale landings. For flcj, fr;nr,{od stucl- lie
DO menced to peel it,
'-'7= Young Meade, the
FtIitness Of the "opti-
- duccd lifc-like sketch
iE0le act OF neGling the
sgsosS5 ss,gaNza was the following in
,I.Ss9 SsfI. .en,Gt.eaf, but can see as well
extended, will lea
at o'clock.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-01

QUO L4!lLt siIJGG |
y,sin this part of
. ii l have been
.r'sting my shins
E ely FIRE ezing mp,
81 have had sun
ain ceased yes
Md to the north
S freezing hard
!; I ng through the
itlk December is
dyear is taking
g another short
.qou and US, and
fish that it may
III were impossi-
l s may be pure,
and rains that
.isuit.
he constant OBJ
re that standcth
IS hidden behind
4st, with the ap-
fbe seen on the
.eming up with a
out liolidays-it
nty of water for
,rrow we will be
alter on the falls.
l at Portland is
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.-.. N
Hg-TllIs Bank Will bt
inst. (Ghristmas,) also on The LIST al
and bills falling due on those days,
Mondays, which will also be the OF
d22 tjaS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-01

Leaves on rLESD Y. ,,S 4his
Eg h.regUllr passenger b,5lo 90
JStss - I0l', Sol. Mn16on. to Pan
Ell; .3tttiand all inteyncdlthe freight
or passage upply On board. W .ao IL e'o'
7uU.