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Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-27
NEWSPAPER Census The Morning c,
furnishes the following

furnishes the following
Repu51ican-Sa Jose Mercury, San Fran
cisco Times, San Francisco Mirror Petauma
Argus, Marysylle Appeal, Nevada journal,
Soana County Herald and Alameda Gazette,
numbering--8.
Union Democratic San Francisco Herald,
Marysville Democrat Stockton Argus, Colo
ma Times Butte Record Sierra Democrat,
Shasta Courier, Amador Dspatoh Nevada
Democrat, Red Bluff Beacon, Napa Reporter
Eldorado County Union, Calayeras Chroni-
ce, Amador Ledger, Auburn Advocate, So
nora Age, NisAlia Delta Mariposa Gazette.
Yreka Union, Nevada National, and Mendo-
cno Herald-2l
Seccssioa--Marysyille Express, Stockton
Republican, Placcrvilc Democrat. Butte De
mocrat, Placer Herald, Sonoma County De
mocrat, Sierra Citizen. Plumas Argus, San
Jose Tribune, Knights Landing News, Tuol-
umne Democrat and Los Angeles Star-l2.
There are five Independent papers in the
interior which have a decided leaning tc-
wards the Uhion Democracy viz; Folsonl
Telegraph, Columbia Times, Los Angeles
News, Monterey Union and Santa Cruz Sen
tinel; one the Dutch Flat Inquirer which
squints towards eecession n much as it dare
and one, the Visalia Sun, which squints to-
ward Republicnnism; and two in this city,
the Alta and the Bulletin, in the same cate
CORY as the Sun. OF the truly independent
papers, which treat all parties without fear,
favor or affection, are The Sacramento Union,
the Sacramento Bee, the Weavcrville jour
nal, the Areka Journal, the Nevada Tran
script, and the'DAILY CALI.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-27

DOUGLASS Masonic RrcoRD.-Douglas was
initiated as q Free Mason June Sd, 1870
passed TO the degree of Fellow Craft on the
oath, and was raised to the eGblime degree
of Master Mason on the 26th Of the same
month. lie was chosen Grand Orator of the
Grand Lodge at the first annual communica
ton in 1910, and was the first Grand Orator
ever chosen by the Grand Lodge Of Illinois.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-27
FOR SHERIFF.

EDTTo K DEMOCRAT Please announce the name OF
p j. WELSH, a Candidate for the Office Of Sheriff
subject TO the decision Of the Union Democratic Coun-
ty invention, and cblige
MANY VOTERS
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-27
FOR SHERIFF..

EDIToR DEMOCRAT VIII yon please announce my
name as a candidate for the Office of Sheriff, subject
to the decision of the Union Democratic Convention.
ISAAC NJ. ANDERSON.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-27

PArnIoTIc.-The proprietor of the the El
Dorado County Daily Union lowers the tick
ct of the Union Democracy because when he
called upon the Co Committee for pay for rails
ing it. speedy response was not made Let
us have no purchased support If the Union
is ION the make" it may find Secessonsts or
Republicans ready to assist
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-27
TO BEER CONSU M ERS.

4 e iTENG heretofore been unable to supply the
Z 3 great demand for our BEER now take
pleasure in informing our customers that we have
gently made extensive and pcrmoncnt additions to
manufHctory, the
Albany Brewery, San Francisco.
EPRNCKELS ERN2
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-27
FOR RECORDER.

JOHN COLLINS Of Posters Bar Township is can
didate for the nomination for County Recorder beior,
the Union Democratic Conventions
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-27
summons,
OF CALIFORNIA, |

STATE OF CMIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF YrBA, 50.
nISTCICF COURT Tenth Judicial District. The
People Of the State cf California, to Charles Hell
sen alias Charles Teisenbuter and 5. Belocher. vii
liam Bclcher, partners under the name of Bechtr ii
Belchcr, gI eeng You are hereby required to appear
in an action commenced against You MS Defendants,
by John c. Fall William $. Wrhb and George VI Han
son under the name and style of Hanson, Fall AMI
webb Plaintiffs in the District Court Of the Tenth
u cial District in anl for the County Of Yuba state
ofCafornia and answer the complaint therein (Which
is on Gle with the Cleek of said CountvO within ten
days after service upon yoU C this summons (ey clu
sye Of the day Of service If served IN said County Of
Yuha twenty days If served ont of said County but
in the Tenth judicial District of the St te Of California
in the state; or Judgment by default will be taken
aganst you according to the prayer Of the said COM
pl8ipt The said action is brought 70 obtain n iudg-
ment and decree Of this Court anDuling and cance-
ing nine certain promissorY notes particularly dcscrih
ed in this said complaint executed by the said PITS
and delivered to you the said Charles Fesen alias
Charles Ueiscnbuttcr about the 21th day Of
Feb'y 1851, amounting now to about tS5S -l00and
row in the hands Of You l. S. Belcher aud William
Delcher and alleged by the said plaintiffs to have been
fraudnently obtained from hem by the said Hciseu
alias Hesenbutter and also TO restrain the endorse
ment transfer or sale of said notes by you or either
of you and the Of 5000 90 damages al
which is particularly set out in their said complaint
to whchr hereby made, together with such
other and further relief in the premises to said
Court may seem right and proper and if YOU fail to
the said complaint, the said plaintiffs Will ap
ply 10 the Court for the relief demanded therein.
49,. Given uude hand and the Seal Of said
seal: Court, this 25th day fJulyA. D. 1851.
'.'.'' WIN. r. ONEALF,
C'k Of the Dstric Court in and for the Co. Of Yuba,
by NJ D DoBBINS, Den Clk.
c. L De Long GEORGE ROWE, Att'ys for FaE's.
iUIy21-fdW4Y
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-27

SoSoMA COUNTY AGRICULTURAL FMR-Thc
annual fair of the Sonoma County Agricultu-
raj and Mechanical Society will commence at
Santa Rosa September 9th and end 9th.
Premiums valued at So 2S9, and 200 diplo-
mas are to be distributed. We are under
obligations to the managers for an invitation
to be present.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-27

We are happy to inform our friends and patrons IN
Marysville ana vicinity that we prepared to
furnish every body with superior article of LAGER
BEER, and in any quantities required.
p.SPRECKELS 6 CO.,
jy2G-fm Nsrys,ilc.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-27

UNITED STATES TRoors.-Company G, Sixth
Infantry, Captain Bootes, of the United
States Army, arrived at Sacramento On Thurs
day, from Folsom, on their way from Fort
Churchill to Benicia. The company num-
bers in all eighty-four men. They took pas
sage on board the steamer Ante|cpo, at two
o'clock, for Benicia.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-27

Az EXrnEMsT.-M. Walthal, Jr, was one
of the first Republicans in San Joaquin coun-
ty says the Morning Call, and now he is a
bitter Secessionist
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-27

SrELL IT RrGur.-We are annoyed at see
ing the name of John A. McQuoid, Esq, of
this city, incorrectly spelt in the Unions re-
port of the Dixie State Convention. 1t is
spelt McQuadc, John A. spells his name
with an i. Let this be remembered. lie
may become great Statesman, one of these
days, and then how awkward it would be to
have all the editors telling about McQuade
instead of McQuaid. Think of this: how
it would offend the sight to read of Knoppo-
leyun's invasion of Russia, CT Suewords
Rochester speech? Spell it with ap i, gen
tlemen editors, spell it with an |.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-27

LINDLEY ABSORBED DY THE DNIE-ITEs.--
The ''Seseshers' treated Judge Lndley very
harshly in their State Convention, until they
had carried all their points, and then they
became magnanimous. They coughed him
down on the platform question, but after the
seats in the wagon were all filed, they gen
eroucly told him 10 jump in behind-and he
did The State Central Committee having
been appointed, with J. A. McQuaid (not
McQuade) as the \ uba member, the follow
ing proceedings were had.
"Mr Crittenden moved to add to the list
lIr. Lindley of Yuba, and Mr. ellis moved
to add Phil. L. Edwards Of Sacramento.
Adopted.
Mr.. Lindley said he had avoided being
placed on the Committee by his own delega-
ton, but having received this nomination
through the magnanimity of those whom he
had 90 pertinaciously contendod against on
the subject of platform he could not feel at
liberty to decline it. [Applause.l
1he gentle Judge had seen the party de-
clare principles exactly opposite to his own,
but the mognanimity of Crittenden C,is sue
cessor as Chairman of the State Committed
was too much for him i absorbed him
completely. So Judge LiBdley isa member
of the Southern party's State Committee, and
the "kedn'try" is comparatively safe.
An IMPORTANT REcoMMENDArIoY. The
Secretary of the Treasury says in his report
Before dsmissing the subject of the pro
per provision for ordinory expenditures, in
cluding interest on the public debt and q
proper amount for n Sinking Fund the Sec
retary respectfully asks the consideration Ct
Congress for the question whether the eur
rent disbursements of the Government may
not be Themselves diminished. lie ventures
to suggest that a considerable saving may be
judieiously effected by reduction, for tie
time at least, Of torty per cent'tm upon sata-
ries and ~ages paid By the National Gogern-
ment, in cases where such reductions will not
interfere with the existing contracts"
We should be pleased to hear from Mr..
Land Register Snyder upon this subject.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-27

CLAm JAcKsoN.-0R Thursday, our friend
and neighbor, Judge Lindley, arose to 4
question of privilege in Judge Bolts State
Convention. lie had made some mistake in
talking about Missouri, or else the Union re-
porter had made mistake in reporting him
After correcting the error, he said, in the
course Of his remarks, that the Federal Gov
ernment had deposed Governor Jackson of
that State. This was an error of fact.
Governor jackson seeded from the seat OF
Government. He lett Missouri Goyernor-
less. And besides, Judge, you ought to
know that Jackson is very weak brother
you need not be troubled about him. lie
was not elected by your party, He swim
died the friends of Douglas into voting fol
him. Old Hancock Jackson would have be-
havod better, no doubt. lie would have
been an open foe to the Government. Clait
]. was a magnificent swindle upon the Doug
las Democracy Of Missouri
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-27

New CALIFORNIA MAGAzINE We have re
ceived No. Of Vol VI Of the California
Magazine and Mountaiueer We call it
new magazine, because this is the first num-
Der under the present name. It is the hest
effort of the kind that has been made since
the decease of The Pioneer" and we sin
cerely hope it may flourish. Joseph E. Law
renee and James Brooks are the propriotors,
and the publication Office is at 5l3 Clay
street, San Francisco. Every article in it
will pay for the reading. We speak what
we believe to be tlue.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-13
SHERIFF,a aAIEs
sEc4Sp JUsTrf g couRr, K SIMEON JAMES CON
wATERs-Fo. 1905. -


sz'fS spi,b U # court sIMEoE JAMES coy
pY VIRTUE of Wit w1iffE aS fsri TO- f.
IL directed by The Hon. D. Mitchell Second Justice o
the Peace for the parish of Orleans in ie above entitled s
will proceed to sell at public auction the barso Of the
Streets WEDNESDAY,, 2st day OF August, 1851 al IL
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the F;rs. Ds
tc of this CITY In the square bounded by Bertrand Poydras
Preur and Perddo streets said lot having front Of 30
forming Of Perddo and streets on
sd square, shown by ske oh drawn by W. Thornton
son. Deputy CITY Surveyor, dated December 81 1851
deposited in my Office.
Seized in The above suit.
TERMS-Tns heing second and last auction the said lot Of
ground will be definitely adiudicaed TO the highest and last bid
chaser furnishing bond with good and solvent security
doned according law. Said purchaser shall have to deduct
and pay in cash. the amount Of costs in lie above case
W H. WATERS. Constable.
szcosDz JUSTICE PAX, x; SIMEON w. JAMES COY
raroil pe" ao4anr. WATERs@No i7e5 '' '" L.
I'm VEItTU dun writ de feri factas,
de Pex pour psfoisse dosans. dams pafare
procedersi lie HERCREDI. 81 d'sont 1861 midi rHote
Cite Commune les des Magas1a
ct gu C2TB l. vente Iepcaa de- n.. 10 ,,,,
dams et borne par les Bertrand Poydras Penr Per
dido dit terrain ayant facade de 30 peds pouces ct
terrain fomant encognure dcs ertdo freur du dit
et ains gail du croqu ress par W. Thornton Thomp
depie de Vile date do 81 de decetnbre 1851 ct
maintenant oppose bureau.
Sais dams 'afaire cdesgus.
COND1FIONS-Cette criee la seconde dernere la
die propriatG dinvemen adugee plus der
ner encriSseur, pour lie gn Oert douge mo
de credit acqutreu fornra billet ecurte bonnie
solvahle, bnvant que Ia loi lexge.
lie dit acuuercur paera compliant deduction du
prix Naturalization les ais s'elevan la de Sis.
tgl625 Au2 W II. WATERS. Constable.
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CONsTABLE's SALES.

SECOND JUSTICES COURT %. EsPY vs.: WILLIAM PICK
Parish Of Orleans. Eft. No. 1926.
pY VIRTUE of n writ of fieri fs.cias. to me
- directed by she Hon D. F. Mitchell Second Justice of the
Peace for the Parish Orleans will proceed sell public
auction the steamship landing opposite South Market
street. MONDAY, the 18th day of August, 1861. ~
O'Clock NJ
ACERTAIN WOODEN FRAME BIZ Hiding on the steam
skip landing the foot OF South Market sad building
being lately used for coffee house, and known the Spot
Together with the OF said budng consisting of
house fixtures ocean glasses, boge pictures assorted
liquors, furniture. etc, c.
Seized IL. the above suit
iERMs-Gaah The spot.
aus ID 10 W. H. WATERS Constable,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CONFEDERATE STATES MARsHAHs SALE
CoURT, \ s.SHIP JOHN II. JAR
District ST Louisiana. J Wis AND CARGO. No s.
~ pGnss i9 ne directed in hs above entitled snit WIN
o. September 1861, at u O'Clock, NJ the Merchants and
1ueonesr Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
IhE sIP JOHN H. JARVIS, her tackle apparel and fur
TEsMs-Cash at the time Of adjudication.
August, 1861. ' ' '1' ~ ' "
o,o., c. B. BEVERLEY,
noID ~ G, s. Mar5haI,
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EgTINES. WEES. ETC
w LLAREF--Eubc cases Krpper's MargaUS.
500 :. :. st Estephe.
400 ST. Julien.
AIII-s6D casks Marzetts East Tndia Pa'e.
100 =. J. Hibberts East Ii dta Pale.
IS :. Bass
80 :. Alisop's
PoRTETt-400 casks b. 4 j. Hbbert,s London Stout.
800 Mnrzetti's ..
SHFRRT-4O 1 casks Harmony Nephew's.
WHISkI-7b bbls. Old Bourbon.
Rye
For sails by s. WOLFF,
ajO cor. Gravier ard New Ievee streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-13

Has for itself such for the of every variety
Of Throat aud Lung Complaint that it is entirely
for recount the evidence of its virtues wherever has
been employed has long been in throughout
this section not do np assure the people It's
quality kept up the II has been, and thst II
relied do all been found to DO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-13

For tae cure of Costivaness Jndce, DyspepsA ndiges
Dyseutsry, Foul Stomach Erysipeas, ehdaGhe, tes,
Rheumatism EruDlons and skin Diseases Liver Complaint,
Dropsy letter Tuors and Salt Rheum, Worms, Gout, Men,
ralga as a Dinner Pill, aud for Purfying the Blood
they are suguconted that the most sentative take
them pleasantly they best apeen in the world oy
all the purposes Of a family PhysiC.
Price, IS cents Dor box five hoxes for 81.
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49, ALLEGAANY SPRINGS sssss
s2al MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA. -

This celebrated watering place will be opened for tie
tior of visitors on the list DAY OF JUNE.
Located miles from the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
they OF and afford the best security families
Each depar nep supervised by the proprietors who will
tend personally to the wants of their guests.
The Proprieors feter themselves they well
prepared as at the present season.
A full supply of Ice has been secured
Passengers leave the RAILROAD Shawsvlle will
RED in four horse mnbuses fine the Sp
gThese waters stand Gnrivaied the of Dyspepsia
je6 In BOOTH, CALHOUN 4 co,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-13

tirsa Glergy Physicians Statesmen
have lent their to certify the
usefulness of these remedies but space hare will
of them The Agents below furnisl
gratis American Almanac which they ggsn witt
also fn descriptions Of the above complaints and the
that shoud bB followed Tor their
Do be off by unprnGplod dealers with other pre-
they make profit Demsrd Ayers and take
others The sick the best aid there is for them
they should have it.
All remedies for sale by JOHN WRIGHT & co.
Nos ~ % ISL hartres Now Orleans and by all Drug
gRt ialb fcnSW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-13

CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, BY PROFESSORS J. L. AND W
P. RfDnETI.
This remarkable spring is situated the Abita
parish of ST. TanmanY miles and half
ington. large volume of rises from the earth with
strong Its temperature found to be 60 degrees
II is quite unlike any known in the neighborhood
From its unusual chemical composition and the large
SILICA it contains, led to suppose it has source very
deep the earth-being in fact, natural artesan well
J. L. Il W. P. RlDDEI.i,
Professors Louisiana University.
" In 100 litreB of the water weighing 100000 grarmes
there 1852 grnes of dissolved matters made 10 of the
following Ingredients enumerated in the order their
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CONFEDERATE STATES MARsBABs SALE
CoCRT, VA sHTp : pfEr PTc re
District Of Louisiana, M >1' i4AS
NY VIRTUE OF n writ OF Vendittons Ex,
- directed in above entitled .n VII =
Gsed to sell t. the hghe-t bidder SATURDAY IN daY NJ
September 1851 at IL o'clock 81, the Merchants and Src
uonees Exchange Royal street. between Canal and Cns
TIE SHIP ARIEL her tackle apparel and furniture ETC..
TERMs-Cash At the tine Of adjudication.
August, 1861. 10y VI
~ C. 3. BEVERLEY,
anl9 u c. 8. Marshal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-13

sEcoEP2 DISTRICT CouRr} sUCCEESsIoNr OF, THOMAS
OF New Orleans. OGSSET.-No. lSGiG.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
IN OF this all Other persons herein Interested
show within days from the notification, if
they hare why presented by the natural
Turx should be homologated and approved the funds
distributed in accordance herewith.
BIZ order Of the Court.
E. MICHOT, Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-13
TEEsTNUT GROVE WH4sKYl
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY

The Proprietor the above CELEBRATED WHISKY de
the article the public physicians city,
and country, SIS the
Purest DtsFusahle StBHnmInnt "w.# m
been prepared for medical proves ltssf
corda heahfu and nvigorating enfeshled
whether disease 1t Distilled from the
saa nutritious properties preserved by process
.e3euts known be contained in the Whisky in
ssnaated that the sbsolae purity
ticlefrom any foreign admiztursis guaranteed. s
In addition the following testimonials from the
Analytical Chemists of Philadelphia New York
ton the State Agricultural Society have endorsed with thsr
Diploma and Dr. jackson, Of boson has testified oath
to its absolute purity. Read the following
CERTIEI ATEs:
Philadelphia, Sept. 9, 1888.
We carefully tested the sample of Chestnut
Whisky which you find that CT tho
substance known Fus OIL which character
and injurious ingredient Of Whskss general rse
BOOTH, GARRETT K oAMAo,
Analytical Chemists.
New York, Sept. ), 1853.
analysed sample Of Chestnut Grove Whlaky
Mr.. Charles Wharton, Jr Of Philadelphia having
carefully tested it, pleased that II entirely
from poisonous deleteous Substances. It unusually
pure snd fine favored quality Of Whisky.
JAMES R. Chiffon Analytical Ohsn.s
Boston, March 7, 1859.
nave analysis commercial samples
Chestnut Grove Whisky which be free from hsheayy
Fusil ellis and perfectly pure and unauthorized. The
this Whisky derived from grain used liz
tactnrinE it. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, NJ. D.. State AssnysI
No. Is Royston street.
CHARLES WHARTON, dr,
Wholesale Agent,
lie Walnut street,
je7 lykw PHILADELPHIA.
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sssA SERA WBEIpGE HALL, DELIG HTFULLY
s situated in The Piney Woods, CoVngo will
mair open during the for reception Famliee
other guests offers Inducements invads
those seeking the beneficial Influences of dry equabe South
er climate and good ch8ybeae and sulphur springs with the
retirement Of country home.
The subscriber faIters himself that his patrons will be salts
fed with the attention that will be paid their comfort and
,oyTnent
% dlrn-gtswtf u. Y. HENDERSON.
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DEuxEnE JUSTICE DE PAlx 1FRASK BoRGE, noar rasage
pour la de P. Lane, VS.. JEREMIAH
Paroisse d'flrleans. OCALLAGHAN-No. 2549.
IL 49, - = n IN y = N.an sal a. nt9a
Pax pour Ia parose dOrleans, dams aaire cdessus ie
proctderai lie MERCREDI q dacut 1861 midi. City
Hotel de Ia COMMUNE entire les dn Camp ct des Ma
gasins Ia publique ct adjudication de
IN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE si'ue dams lie Troseme
District Dc willie dams ilet L. borne par les Ur
quhar Port Girod, ravenue Lafayette lie dit lot fasan
face l UrQuha forman pencognure Ges Urqu
hart Pot 20 pieds de face profondeur
100 pieds nes paraeleS, plan tire j.
Demcou dapu de la vile, date lie IS de JUN 1851
dGpo.e office.
Sais dams afiGre ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de REHABILITATION.
jyl6 IS at2l W. H. WATERS. Constable.
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IL ESAi&IBtg u s.. STR EbiE 5G&Af4 BOILER
Il % Am AcIDhY, oetTeep PoydrG and HoviR. only
F,fBs fet mlnutes walk from the 81. Charles HUel
~ the Undersigned having largely increased his aor
having all The facilities, prepared
any description Of ROLLFES and at IS lsY rats
they "" bad "a shop IN the outh Riuorted
icTtL
&iwayo paIo, JuuBLa FAuE1 8Du.E ERA. from 20 :.
feat long, and q inches diameter.
Algo CYLINDER BOT GRs So 81 "a and &c ipchps dHE3t
IT, and vsriGu4 sDEtns.
O.. 0sHi
al WORK xuarnntaer workman
n. ,,.,.r. .,-.. ..o,..-, ,,- .,-,,.,... .u...
aets OF suyn respectfully vitf' cali Judge 70
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-13

CONFEDERATE STATES MARsHALs SALE.
Confederate STATES DISTRICT CONFEDERATE STATES
COuRT, Ship LEAfUEL DYER,
District of Louisiana. \ ETC. No. il.
I'D 10 directed in the above entitled suit, wilt pro-
coed to sell to the highest bidder SATURDAY It'll day
September, 1851 II o'clock NJ, the Merchants aud &uc-
tiOneer Exchange Royal street. bwesn Canal and Gus.
tomhouse streets
The One-Eighth part of SHIP IEMIE DYER, her tackle
apparel and furniture and hoaIs, (ot 131 1896 tons)
TERAS-Gasa ut the time of adjudication
Confederate States Marshals office, New Orleans 9Th day
August, 1851.
C. B. BEVERLEY
auto I'd G. S. Marshal.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

essn-rzpzzxzzszxzrr, MEMPHIS. GRENADA
LIS ssls5 land New Orleans Air Line--Msss-
and Tennessee Railroad and its
connections
This Eosd inst opened 10 making close and reliable
necoDs wish the Mississippi Cena Raoad Grenada and
rning direct inns to the city Of Memphis. By this ns
FIFTYTHEEE NILES Of travel and several hours time
saved.
assenger for Nashville louisville and the North. spend
few hours N Memphis and still make tins reliable
connections this line any This line RE-
DuCES the TINE, The DISTANCE, and the FARE.
Passengers leaving the Great Northern Railroad Depot
the foot Of Cslos O'Clock NJ arrive Memphis
al $50 the morning.
Through Tickets and reliable information inquire
Ticket Offices Of the New Orleans Jackson and Crest Northern
Railroad.
3: HouGH, General Superintendent
New Orleans, July q. 1861. iy3f
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A. BaA CHARLES TE4REsFTE, SUCCESSOR
S&ssS&T TO ELLIS THRESHIE,J Importer and Dealer /,
~ y No l0t FCy3as S., between CAM and St. Charles
Builders Hardware and Crates.
Cabinet and House Furnishing Hs are,
CarpeAters' TOolRip 'at variety,
And from the celebrated mnkera
S1~For sale At extremely low prirca. nj IL