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\ .EmDs' FOUNDRY. REV ORLEANS
LEEDS 4 co, RON FOUNDERS,

LEEDS u CO., IRON FOUNDERS,
and Manufacturers Of Vertical Horizontal SIsaaa ains
Boilers, Sugar Mills Vanunn1 Pans, Sugar Kettles
Filters Steam and Horse Power Draining MachneR say e
Gin Gearing, Iron Columns Fronts Bu1ldngB
mouths Crate Bars etc. sna All sachiney required for 'a0
South.
We have duly authorized prepared donssgoe
aTIILMAN'S PATENT RA9ASSB Ff1RNAGR.
Esls AGl
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Per steamship Arone from BRACES Santiago and Indanoa
Miss jenkins and sister, Mss Rank Miss Conner, p
honey r. Perdreauyle Watson Pierce T. San Roman F.
suaga Bress r. TaTnata, r. Ganeda TEoneoeo Col Fiz-
patrick F. Garcia, L. Green, j. Fernandez Mrs Ebery
H. Alexander E. powney and lady, Il. B. NJ Consul Of zaca.
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CONSTABLE'S SALES.

Parish of Orleans RRAUD-NO 22S7.
by VIRTUE OF a writ of fieri fa cias, to me
I'D directed by the Hon D. F. MITCHELL Second Justice of the
Peace for the Parish of Orleans will proceed sell public
auction, opposite the Court Holss door NO. so St. Charles
street, Commercial Alley, SATURDAY, LIST day OF
June, 1861. Al , O'Clock NJ
A MICH COW Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot.
my23 IS tot w. Fl WATERS, Tnrsahe
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de Ia NoHvao-O Orleans GuILD--No 0o7l.
I'm yE5S'CU d'un writ de hrri fncins, a
IA moi adres5e par hoE ,rGble SSeme Cor de District de
Ia Nouree Orldns dams paure cdcssus proctdera lie
MARDI, de JUN 1851, a Ii heures A. NJ, les eux
capres dtsgnts u rene publque et adjudication de
Lie FoNDs DUN MAGASIN slime No lS2 rue st.
Charles dams e Prem District de vile, psSant en-
appares pour gas, lie suyant nvcnare dGpos6
mon bureau pour
Sas dams Patare ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de REHABILITATION.
E. T. PARKER,
mYa9 d ieA ShArif de Ia pnrcissa dtOrlfnra-
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aInror,ts.

a BRAZOs SANTIAGO VIA INDIANOLA-P Per steamship
SIS ii specie Thos Hale $50 ST. do Fors all
Ssl eib % oabatlsro Benado- s59Sb do a \ Heine
S7u2 do Gramer &co S b3 do Ayendano Bros S2Gi0 do
TurpElI 300 do Marks AGO. 30 III do Taanon Des-
sonesS9925 do Reichard HcoS550 do do II Phelps ECO
SS0 do Gonla 90 de Ilann do BlBn-
chin Gaud- atl do Prean Gout,rs slqo do Golden
do Bfes sllt do sarrait $3.50 do Brug
col4I head cattle wilkins &cosundties 10 Ingram Keith
-TWebbar 4 Holander--fota S455242 i'll specie.
BOSTON Per ship Abeilano-- 1925 tons ice to Bos
worth eco. &g& ##eg
TAMPA BAYPer schr Vence-s2 bids sugar 200 bbls mo
losses Carroll, Hoy &co-1S6 hides to master.
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MOBILE AND LAKE PACKETS.

Sszzzs. FOR FEJBII.E s-D DAILY u g.,
a4s sste LineWinter Arrangement-The splen
1fez&sasaadd low pressure nRcket steamers Oregon,
A. P Boardman, master, Florida, A. L. Myers Minister,
all bu expressly for the Rkttrade with superior
modGtfons Will make trips and 4ndugs follows unless pre-
vented by bad weather. high low water, Of fuel,
6Orneaccident to boat machinery
Leaving he Lake end OF the poneharrap Railroad DAILY
the arrival of the o'clock A. NJ train of for Mobile
direct Returning, Pascapoula Pass Christian and
Bay ST. iouis on MONDAYS and TIT RSDAYS
Children over and nndHr II years. ........... so
Negroes, in lots Of five and over. .......... 90
0aoih ihre 10 fa cAgoua ....-r,.............- W
Children, over and under IL years, and servants 90
ny 70 insure h prompt and complete d livery of goods
Mobile, bills of adng must be taken in all cases.
h- An Express Chest and Way iIRi1 Bag Mobile and
Coast Landings will leave tbs Office of the Agent promptly
A. NJ.
Tickets through to Charleston Washington City. Nashville
and Louisville
apply to
R. GEnDES Agent,
atm
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LOWER COAST AND LAF0URCHB.

Leaves every ESDAYnt6P. NJ. and SATURDAY An
THE FAST tsASSENGa PACKET
49, r La fOuTche, Jos Daferes master, leaves New
SEsEl rleans above returning dawn the Coast every
RaAkissssadsE Monday and Thursday in daylight
VTRG1S1US u. DENTZFI,
nl2 Advertising Agent.
as~The N. o. @, and l.. T Company will have clerk
the foot of ST. Louis from this dnte freight
For freight apply board the Office Of the
Company, 10 Cont
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Nl has sBs n 2s4QSA 20b3A34 6969 9i0
Ham, 1S445 l5z 1871 tTS 9io
an l572l,sd5 la3s578l s56sSS
JAM l44 IT, as9S62 1888 $40 S0I5go2
Esb slN sgo w .s ~ sss29 q alg Sss 81: ~
EAb HI II 2zi;6g1 IT. $50 lpG 59T
baa267 le2s III I9sS35 TO- 400
ssh Eel IN 56193 II 590E0S 1g02i 255 i05Ul 4g6
lek iIs7Il 20S 1853 1769sl5s l9UT3974 555 S2z
Af'eh 5gHig6 2 S54 la4s760 IO6a24i
Nleh 2i 1853 5f4 f0619 500
s 10 400 $50 2nsgl5TI IO421 966
AMI T716I6 20 551S3 7,0S9630 20592aST aaf2z03
AL i8 zs6 Ho03S8Sf 1851 SIS 2I2ie5l 95ag,266
Ap 23s $500 40 mi gi643I a3s55a5 S5IS600
Bp4 cfS le48J.6S i51265 45 2l4S3076
aisy nDbgYT l88 .4a5 l59s43i2 2Is2feSI0 6f5ks3S
AiaF IA i54,7gs 56 25473 2l09l7d3 d54
Mss II 500 as 349 I5 4bs cgSTl592
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Reeetp,s OF Esrera,,ee.

sTIouIs Per steamer New Falls City, baes cotton to
Walker &co 30 hhds tobacco JAS Turner do Belt dc
Anderson Harper do Wilson Young do r H Short
coi do Ingram Keith 50 bbs bear Bower File
sing -sundries 10 order Total "a hhds tobacca
G0LUafBIAP Per steamer Qnima,-- 40 bales cotton tc
s O Nelson 6co IS ID Fofsta 81 GLADDEN. Seixns-G6 dc
Manseyalie &eo ~ 4 , Ernest keosl g Connolly sco
mers &co-i0 Brander Il HnbbardS Arthur &eo-5T H&
Allen &ed4 Hughes, HyilHsied &eo Carroll &co-l
Can pbell Stfongf Watt &rot Brrkner Stanton 4 New
mani Gree wood Il hhd tobacco Wilson a YonngI d
a l. Be-l0 bids sugar Wright AenI bales wool G X
s R.ekS--sundries urder--Toal 5u9 bales cotton.
BAYOU SARA Per seanet Acadia bales cotton Bel
ocq Hehoni &cor d. Hawkins & N1rwood-3 hhls suga
Dfez-8 DO Roman Kcnjon- 40 do Mitenb rger &eo
10 Gen to orderToal bales cotto
a6l hhds sugar.
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VERY vALUAnLB LAND FOR :,

lssEE VEJEtE v ALUs ISLb LlAIs p FUN S-sf5
SGg SaleThe undersigned oher for sale II Tract of 5@
~, Land, lying Aga l5syou in The County Of ~
Bolivar State of Mississippi eight nine mi distant from
Little Snnaower Landing, on the Mssnp river ind consist
ing of the Seh hJ section No. 25 the south half Of
M IS all No So and the west half and northeast
quarter of section No. SO all in township No e. Of range
eight hnnriredths The quality OF tie land is
interior to that OF no land IN the MISSISSIPPI bottoms 1t has
There three large and good cabins the tract bull 58
and Que cleared he ssng of the year and
cultivated in till the latter part Of july when the hands
removed m consequence of the inGndaon 1858
hundred of the track deadened the
cut down TIE Bsy9n runs hroughthe tract dividing it
equally 1t could be avanageDusy divided into two
tits about miles distant from Col picfett's lnd
For amply TO Marshall j. Smith, New Orleans or F.
Hopkins Mobile. ROBERT W. SMITH,
: a22 If f. HOPKINS,
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# IsFRANCIS's FERsA14Es CORDIAL
a.
GRATIFYING -INvIGO RATING - REaULATIN

For producing Blooming COMPLEXION, EJECT Gtaeelu
this Body. Cheerful pppsfon Removing Bleohe
and EsTptions q he Face gutns Low Spirits MslaP
Back Limbs, Whites, and ali the various forms of Disease
produced Suppressed Painful Irregular HenstrUstton
which the Female Sex IL subject
1T HAS NEVER BEEN Known 40 FALL
Originally purpose OF bringing
regulating the Monthly Periods Women which 1t doeB
any and all circumstances LsraRcks Female Cordial aB
70 be the be Female and Beautifer known
II hns been nlly tesed IL Mobile aqnGi
al Il has been represented
This lady OF Of the prominent citizens Of Mobile han
recently been cured of Debility and Spirits Bordering
TN q mind through apathy nacon IF The womb ~ th
taed, this organ excited healthy action and she
ee more restored health happness end the society Of be
ts1aiy and friends. 35
equally sarprsng Of the NEST desperate
male cases OF dhssse have become known the propetorH
sS.seid BY JOHN WRIGHT co, New Orleans TAl-
LANT&G Coz Aohile, And Dfnggsis genhrnlIy. so2A Is
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mo. 5621.1

Residual That Finance hereby
hor1ed pp for The the Ci-rk of The Fist Dis
rct Court or armors to safely place therein the
papers standing and In unsafe
yided, does hundred dollars.
[Signedl ]. MAGIONI,
President pro Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
FSiguedl % NIXON
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved May II. 1861.
myi8 it ISignedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
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Steamboats,.

/ cadli, vincent, I'm. Bayou Sara
Oregon, Boardman. I'm Mobile
1oWboat llRuien, Phillips I'm the Passesoved down and
the 10th inst ship Monsoon, bark Pantheon and
Fl schr 8 Lee--brought up ship Abellano.
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E4SHSakks TAURANT, S2 Royal street, essHgS$ 81
Es343e3sY JOHNGALPIN has the pleasure
e9gSsst4aof informing his friends and the
public generally that he ready receive and
them establishment 81 Royal street next deor 70 me
Of Gustonhoase Occupying the entire
lately the residence Of Alfred Hennen Esq II affords most e
tsnive accommodations Besides the large public
on The ground floor where meals are provided hours, from
Cookbook A. NJ until L r M the advertiser has large num-
her of for private parties Families and parties On
pcation above can be supplied With ts hest o.
the Affords either 1t comes
tie market Thanking his friends liberal that
has always been extended TO HIM the assures e
At will be his endeavor the tiest
don those who favor him Will their orders
LA fssotWs IfNrffs ~ AlIfslNt
dNUFaMBTAN, RIRITTsatn Il WITH EsgsS, 0o i.
nt,ast 49, RSVt'in ss41 e'4sS & ~ isl6 ~
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Dlarinf SIltelllgeIlte,
Cleared Yesterday. MI

CREscES7 OFFICE, No. 70 Camp Street. l
Thursday Morning, May %, 1861. {
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EOPLE'S LINE,

PEJDEsLkI's LINE FOR THE COAST,
ES5Y r. BAYOU SARA AND FORT ADAMS The
sfne, Eaunch and comfortable Passenger Steamer
Golden Age, Capt. Webbing, leaves every
SATURDAY EVEETNG, At O'Clock
a14 IF x " ADAMS h co. Agenta
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IA I.uTHER ElyHgEs, E9UaDRg ARA
@F - s.ltN AAENF4b WORKS, Corner 81 Benton
Enphrastne streets 0fdce, Ne Od ST. Cherries
eIwo de0Te sre the ST. Charles Theatey) Manufacture
ING ssst sna most Spp5oysa Patterns q Raa9s yeral
SSsS Stare ErsIts, Qapliais and all kin6s CAST All
WkNuSisF9 lion WORK for Building purposes.
kangs Castsgs, Boxes, Sash Wejght8 and Va,
Orleans, Sfhfy +
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(
iSS0 Cifciiaiion proper. Specie and dis'ts. Exc,ge
94pG l sA i3,a 9,gl7 57 70 732, 234 ,s0
SeDEs 5A5 3t 1883 yI7 20 254uS4 aOS Sf3
92asq4 2gt sss2la 81 da5d64 l3sl $50
EeDt ,SpS IS a03, va 9&l6,2s5 ISL 9S2 14636l3
sssik. Is a69LS3E 2S96G4l9 2Dt63lD
sDS4 a74 HTG5tilT aS6S55 2Ia69lI
ets 5l05 600 1855 43I 1S46634T 2z9L2TS
gu M 295bJ0 l4T5gE56 225 III aG2 81 $685. Biz
rt iHa 58tsa5 l9003 1863 III ee5 1855 3940 $50
Nor I1043, ls0 q SqS $50 APIS 1853
NoVzjUs f5ssl 6d0 rs 9l3,UE4
Nov laB50e22 s25gSS 5psz si5
~ s29 2a5 li0513g "a ,aSs 5I59557
1sGeg nfA 1876, agl 24u23l76 5sS1s2S3
rs III all, a2n 9S24l2 5SSg933
Bee gg ,a2S lS60 t73 22274Sl5 6T42TG0
UsG IS994aIi l2GS4 ,ia3 56SgTS 5f09bS
sae e S4S i3da5 05S q i5s 35 U013 Ais
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Leaves EVERY SATURDAY at 8 O'Clock r NJ.
NEW ORLEANS, MONROE AND
R1Y Ia TRENTON WEEKLY PACK ET-FOr Trenton
Monroe, Pine Bluffs, Columbia Har5isonburg
Trinity. Month of Red river, Bayou Sara Baton
Rouge Paquemue, Donaldsonve and all intermediate land
ngs. The steamer II. w. Roberts, j. W. Tobn,
commander lin place Of the j. F. PBgoud leaves above,
puncuay. For freight or passage apply board to
mVl3 GEO u. HlTE No. 8 Front street.
HD- hppers must positively pay freight all plantation
and way ffeRhts.
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Bslosv-vya1tIng orders.
Pfhsaenmerg.

Ship Ellen Foster, Robinson, fin liverpool " Hynson &c
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( fNEaAl4RAG NHa--sospuR TaoAtAs
L ~ esSeS lmpei5a quarts.
Y easss imperial, half pinfs re-
w lve oasksth Goti on NeF,, quarts and pspfs.
FersasspY ~. D. GRATLS45& co.,
~ 20 QaS.aaseHseGt
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The following resolution, referred to in the fore
going report, was read on motion, the rules were
suspended, said resolution read second time, and
adopted:
Yeas: Messrs. Bakewel Beggs, Davis, Dupr6,
Fr6maux, Hall, Kingsand, Leefe, Magoni, Patter-
son and Secshnaydre--1l.
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Z sRRsuENR nIAaaaK wnRKs-

~ Ienea sna heai STONES Piers sna Certer Tsh
Sass Aante Pieces, fNtes and Tlts, SettjrS
sGTsg qs Banqes md Yafd Flaegng Iron Raiiins
FhF sede supp ed with rough ana IA ,arbls
~ NAEAUGH & GuII. Il, - =
o. tiSs 2ss sst and 2ss Camp Sc
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CO1PTRoLLERS OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, July 7, 1855.
No 2l29.l
p SOLVED; That the Com ptroIler be and
Ia he is hereby authorized required give Eoce by
standing tho official uua
with the ninth section Of ordinance No 42 approved March
30 1874 the Council will pay any bill against the city unlt
contracted under authority of order the Comptroller
accordance with the ordinance referred to.
SlEnsdI e L. TRACE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Signedi l.. II. PLACE,
President Board OF Aldermen
Approved April 28, 1855
Signed JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
Til attention officers of the city Of the pukc
specially called to ths foregoing resolution.
v DUPLEssIs,
lyle Comptroller City New Orleans.
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Tho Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY e.
introduce the article public and phygIcans of city
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7iep0siss. :
Total Tspans

POSITION or TIE B4iNKS OF NEE ORLEANS ON
ssek tris ne fHnncin and
nv Ne ISs Of 1860.
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FOR GONCffEMEA, aLEET WEAKNESS, PA1Eg,
il the Back, and all Urinary Affections -
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC sOL,U
flOF-Ihis worldroDowned preparation all affection
Of the generatVe whether chronic
Sans of England, Of France and Of America acknowledged
sicacy Thousands of sufferers have relieved BIZ
Purely vegetable in composition ea
o5Cious The system becomes nvieoraed sbiatsd
hody 6nd depressed mind restored to energy.
3. ABRAMS, ~
Sole agent for the United Statsu,
nyl7 4pofhecar~ 9f Har1r, I'D, Nav GTIsa,ps
Smyrna times., 1861-10-17
GREAT NAVAL EXPEDITION.

The great naval expedition. intended for
operations on the Southera coast, which has
been in course of preparation for some time,
will doubtless soon leave for it's destination
wherever that may be,-possibly New Orleans,
or Mobile. or st. Augustine, or Brunwsick, or
Savannah. or Charleston, or one of The Beau.
forts, of Wilmington-.he reGdsr is at liberty
to fl the locality Tor himself That the expe-
diton will be very formidable, however, is no.
to be doubted. Some of the troops are already Y
embarked, and we hear of operations for the
immediate embsrkation Ofothers, A Baltimore
correspondent notes the important fact that on
Thursday last fifteen thousand troops passed
over the Annapolis Railroad from Washington
bound for some unknown destination. This
large body of men is undoubtedly intended to
form a portion Of this great expedition.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-17

EXPEDITION AGAINST MEXICO. .-Advices have
been received at Washington from Cubs to tho
effect that the Spanish Expedition against
Mexico is now being fitted out, and that Eng
land and France will take part in the move
ment: The expedition will consist of SIX bat
terles OF howtzers and ten thousa nd men, much
OF the material being arranged in packa ges
suitable ftr transportation en- mules. Il will be
ready TO set sail about the last of November,
and VIII be commanded by Gems Garssete and
Echencrla. AT last accounts from Spain the
war-steamer Leone was waiting for the result
of the Cabinet Conference in reference to the
coalition against Mexico, and it is understood
that she will bring out the Vttimatum Of Spa in
considerable pains are taken to impress the Eub.
lie mind with the idea that Spain is taking
these steps on her own respons biity, but it ls
well ehough to understand that the English
anu -ench Governments are 10 send their
quota OF men and means.
Walter Washington Buchanan, a grandson
OF General Washington, died at Greenock
scotland, on the 1lth ult., at the age of So
years. Mr.. Buchanan was ba ptized in General
w WashIngton's arms, a, Hanover (now Morris
town. New Jersey, on the 4Ih of January, 1777,
ana hoscluskO and Lafe yeIte were present at
the ceremony. Mr.. Buchanan subsequently
became surgeon liz the United States Navy.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-17
NEW NATIONAL LOAN.
Sevea aRd Threo-Tens Treasury Notes now
Eeaty fer delivery at the otI zee of LAY
COOKE Il CO. ,3a1kcrs,No.

seven aRd Ihreo-Iens Treasury Notes Aow
Teaty for delivery at the oGce LAY
COOKE Il CO. ,3a1kcre,No,
ia S. Ihird street,
Philadel pbia.
Pursuant TO instruct 5.. from the Secretary SfIhe
Treasury. the Sut -crptnn Boo. 20 the NEW Ma.
TlONAL LOAN, o. Treasury Note, bearing interest
at the rate OF seven and threCenths per een per an.
nUln wiii remain open at my office,
NJ. lIS.T.,'..D STREET,
until further notice, iior a. III. till D. M, and on
Mondays ill p m.
These notes will be Of the denomination of Fiity
Dollars One Hundred Dollars. Five Hundred Dollars
One Ih":Shnd Dollars and Five Thousand Dollars
and are all dated IS Of h"aust, 1861 PAYABLE in
gold, III three years, cOnE .'ble INTO a twenty
years sIG per cent OIG, the option Of the holder
Each Treasury NJle has interest coupons attached,
which can - oil and colec led in gold at the Mint
every SIX months and at rate of per day
on each fifty dollars
FayTcenis Ul sunsC may be made in Gold or
Cheeks, or Notes 3i any of the Philadeph Banks.
Parhes at distance remit by their friends,
through the inal or by express, through Banks,
and the Treasury Notes will be Immediately deliver.
ed or sent 10 each subscriber, as ley may seyeraY
direct
August, the a. =, Ut all the nO:es, day the remit
lance reaches Phadephla, al The Of one cent per
day on each Fl ty DO ais.
Apply 10 On address
JAY COOKE, Subscription Agent,
Care OF Jay Cooke 4 Co, Bankers
No. Iii south Third Street, Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-17

TIE rebel sympathzers of Talbot have at
length put forth their peace humbug," in the
shape ofa pompous call in the last Star, addres.
sed TO the voters Of the county in favor of State
lines, State rights. State sovereignties, all op.
posed to the war, consultations, Black. repub.
Iicanisrn, aud all perSons opposed to blood, tax.
alton and canIbalIsm, all persons opposed to
vice and in favor Of fvIrtue and the Inaugura.
ton of the millennium, requesting them TO meet
at EasIon, on Tuesday next, for the purpose Of
cOnsulting upon the expediency of nominating
county ticket. and it deemed expedient to
select such men as will pledge themsel res
without fail te accomplish the above purposes
II is 10 be hoped that all who attend will be
Guly impressed with the solemntv of the oc.
caslon and that the above mentioned uropra m.
me for the regeneration Of the human fsmily.
will not be allowed to fall through by means of
ony hesitation as to the proprisIy Of nomina.
ting a EdstOn Gazette.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-17

TRIPs SCsPENDED The steamboat Pilot
Boy, plying between Smyrna and Phlade phia
for several years past. made her last trip on
Saturday. She has been purchased by the
Government tosm her owner Mr. Welden.--
We hear it rumored that the Cohansey, also
owned by MT. W., will be put on in her place.
The ls,ter now plies between Philadelphia and
Salem, N. J.
Our communication with the city is still fur.
iher sbridged by thia arrangement, and we are
compelled TO go by cars exclusively, and only
once day at that.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-17
Important. il True I!

For upwards OF three years past, have been enga.
ged IN business which has yielded al thS rate Of
$4,000 per annum, but being desruus Of going Eu.
rope In the Of few months for the purpose Of
there introducing the business, | am wiling TO teach
II to any one who Will send me 81. The business is
no humbug, but Of highly useful and general char.
acteT adapted TO The of 10th Cilies and villages
and one that any person of ordinary capacity Young
or old male nr female can acquire with a few hours
practice and hy WhicG Ihey can secure a verv hand.
some Int OWe. Several young la, les who have re.
cclVed instructions from HE. 10Th in New York Stale
and PennsylVanla, are earnE upwards oi $50 per
week by II, and there II no why any one el
cannot do the same. lnvalids ev, n can do well hv
1t, 80 II IS no peddling affair but bush eas that IS
perfectly Fespeclable Gentlemen and ladies of lei.
sure. who would like to learn the business fer iheiY
Own amusement or pleasure, will find The practice of
IL ii pleasant pastime ard they will take great
interest IN H. On receipt Of ST. | will send printed
nS'rncIion* by Which any person readily acquire
the art and ,hese Instructions Ni also contain every
particular rtiate 10 carrying II OH, thar will be
highly profitable The purchaser OF the printed in
6trurtInIs will he authorized TO teach il TO others
and have sOu etnes received h!gh as SzLO for
teaching II ersOnally To a single individual wOuId
state further that 81 80 or So viii buy every thing that
10 necessary TO comiD"nCe the business vi h. and tho
arcl We got almost any where, i'll rItv or cOun-
Try, or II preferred, can urriish them Address
AlN ORD 4 PARSONS
33m No 36 Iibert, 81 New Vuk.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-17

COURT or QUARTER SEssIoNs.-This court
commenced it's October term on Monday, and
closed on Wednesday. The following cases
were heard and disposed of.
State vs.. Henry Davis, (n.) Charged with
stealing four chickens from Wm. M'Cally Of
Willow Grove. Found Guilty of stealing two.
Sentenced to pay so cents restitution money.
to be whipped with IL lashes, and sold to paw
cosis
State VS.. Phebe Jane Brinkow, (n.) Charged
with stealing 80 pounds lsllow ofJas HaIIett
of Milford. Sentenced-$2.7 70 restitution mo
nsy IL Iashes and solo.
State vs.. Phebe Jane Brinklow, (n1 cha
with stealing one silk and one calico dress of
Jas Hsllett. of Milford. Sentenced $40. rs
restitution money. IL lsshes aud sold.
State VS.. Joseph Turner. (n.) Assault and
battery on J.shua Parker, (n.) Not guilty.
State vs.. Elizabeth Denly, (n.) Assault and
battery on a child named Susan Whartonbury
IN Duck Creek Hundred. Fined IS and
costs.
State We. Wm. Thorn. Charged with the
lsrceney Of FIVE gallons shelled corn of G, ovge
II. Shockley Of Murderkill Hundred, Senten.
ced so cents restitution money, l2 lashes and
sold.
State va Cbss. ii. Bowman. ChsYged with
stealing $74 Of .Thos. Csrrow of Smyrna
Sentenced Sl13. Ks restitution money, 20 isshe,
sad sold foe restitution money aud costs.