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Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-27
Remarkable Instance of Medical Hs-
lief

rx-Beoy we publish the certificates three OF the
sufferers from the panse of disease. who, having re-
covered their former health, and impelled by graft
tude make known their cases and remedial agentand
their statements are authenticated by Notary Puo-
10. The demands of society imneriously command
their publicity. and we commend their perussl 20 the
attention of ELL afflicted:
cRRfIrIoArE.
The Undersigned desrous of acquantine those who
NAV be unfortunate enough to be similarly afflicted,
whsrp permanent relief of their suferings may be
oalred feels it his duty to thus publicly express HE
most sincere gratitude to Dr. l.. J. CZApkay for the
permanent recovery of his health. Borne down by
the distressing symptoms incident to the vicious prac
tice Of Lucnntrolabe passion in youth depressed in
body and mind, unable tu perform even the most tri-
ding duty Imposed upon the daily avoon.ions Of life
sought the advice OF many physicians, who At first re-
garded my disease as o rifing Importance but alas!
after few weeks and ia several instances months, o
e treatment, foGad +, ray un Hsrahle horror, that
lbs ad of relei any symptoms became more alarming
IN ,neir torture and being told by one that my disease
being urinou ally confined to the brain, medicines
would he of little consequence despaired ot ever
gaining my health. strength and energy and, asa last
resort and with but faint hope. called upon DR..
Czapkay, who, after examining my case, prescribed
sont medicine which almost instantly relieved me Of
the dull ps.n and dizziness in my head. Encouraged
hy the result, resolved to place myself Immediately
under his care and by strict obedi,ncr 10 g his d
recons and advice, my head became clear, my ideas
collected, the constant pain in my back and grons,
The weaknesso of nv limbs The nervous reaction Of my
whole body on the eighties, alarm or excitement; the
msanthropy AMI evil totabodlRs; the 'elt-iistrusi
ami want Of CONF enoe IN utners the incapahility q
s,ndy and ESut os resolution, the frght!ui exciting
and al times, piea surahlc dreams hy uigh'. tooae
by involuntary discharges have all r'ssppeared. and
in tac' In months after having consulted the Doc
tor felt as if inspired by new lfe-hat life which
a short ume ego. o. contenpla.sd to end with my
hare.
with view to guard ,he unfortunate from fsllng
INTO the snares of incompetent quacks. deem tiny
duty offer this testimony to the merits and skill oi
Dr. Cz-pkay, and recommend him to all who may
stand In uerd Of medical advice being assured by my
own experience that once under his care, a .sdcAl
and permanent will be effected.
fLs1 r. +. FILLMORE.
State OF California, county Of san Francisco. Sub
scrlbed and sworn to before this lIth DAY # APP
Ri, A r. 1886. (Signed}
Gs1 IUEN MIDDLETON, Notary Public.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-27

MARYgeILLE, Jun" o. 1900
Or. j. Czapkay, San Francsc"-Sr-I have used
the last OF your meiicine, and do not think shall
need any more rs feet very WE'LL kept that have
not entirely GIT my strength I, hut soon will with
the appetite thnt av 1t is Just three weeks, you
may recollect, since called ut YOUR institute, win
nv constitution. as thought, entirely ken, ana
thought you would be able to me perfectly,
bnt thought yon ght be able TO do something 10 ease
the pain in my back and head and strengthen my
limbs, which weak that they would almost
give way under me- when walked. and TO strengthen
my nerves that would not get excited and tr m.
BILE at every ttle+hing. Now that you know whatl
expected, you may judge Of my sasisfaction AZ my
complete reScvery nom those 5ynptans snt Tie re-
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-27
SACRAMENTO. May Is. 1855.

y
Dear Sir--Snch Is the thankfulnrss | feel for hc
preservation OF my health both body and mind, and
believe fmv life. that hope VIII not be Co sid
cred intrusive in tenderingm my thankfr ncknowledg-
ments for restoring to hea IT, and making any HE
a hoon worth reserving. when it had become bur.
then too great 10 bear Victim us was to vice tna
had undermined my constitution, and developed Il
train of nervous symptoms, such nrrvous debility,
owe of solitude, loss of memory and want of resolu
tinn besides loss uf strength and energy which had
made my waking moments wretched and my eep un-
refreshing and fast bringing me to the grave. but
thanks IS your skill, restored healih, tor,
and energy. Hoping to guide others where they may
find relief, you have my permission to make this pu
lie, Grateful, YOURS LE0NARD WAITE.
To DR.. L. j. CZapkay. San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-27

In the department Of thoroughbred animals, whethe
Cattle or Horses, none will be permitted to compel
but such ss furnish q complete pedigree.
No. le-%Koadsters.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-27

All manufactured articles and implements must b
entered and placei exhibition fore o'clock, tn
4th of eeltember, and remain until the close oi tn
Fair.
No premiums will be aw 'rded for manufacture ar
tices other tha home manu- acture yet the Sosiet
will be happy to place such artcles on exhibition, viii
,he names 0f the members or exhibitors, ard awar'
IN.. N..lIraus fnr eIch Il hillit, t,nnA accnrdinllX
The New York herald., 1861-12-05
SALES Ar AUCTION.

uCTION NOTICE.-ExTESsIyB SALE or vALU
able Household Furniture-H.Ayy French rfAis fiew
nan.e Mrrors costly Oh Paintings splendid rcss~ood
y Lasale now at AatanxAA Cuba has instructed me y
dispose Of At pabh auction his entire elegant Household
street shalt proceed TO sell the same IT public vendus on
Thursday December at II O'Clock at the above rrasden.
he whole being of the best manufacture and but short time
PETS three magnificent solid rosewood Sns covered IN
room, crimson gold satin OF the most expensive desc
brocade ladies' solid rosewood Reception and Arm chs
covered In crimson aud maroon satn three solid rosewocd
spsS raswcoa Per- sh SOFIA aa a Wiz
tops three costly rosewood Eegeres with marble top
glass doors 4s imported expressly for the ladies'
China Vases, with The most chsste aud erpcasive
landscapes, painted 70 order in Frame; masnineen.
frame; Manel Mirrors 10 match; heavy embrodered
Lace Window Curtains and Cornces; Large and
tensve var!e.y Of on Paintings, ~ native artists
scrrtrai Pieces &c superior rosewood Panoorte city
made full seven octave sod pearl keys elesan ni.d
Instrument; rosewood Piano Stool covered atm with
elegant costly embroidered Cover. Dining RoonRch vel
yet tapestry Carpet In good order solid oak EScnson
Tables, Mirrors solid rosewood Suit in moqe peees
together with all the crystal cut Glassware Wines Cham
pagnes, Tumhers Goblcts and Deanters 70 match; rich
china Tea Sets costly sverware Tea aud Dinner Serye
Savors Cake Baskets Casters Coffee and Tea Urns spoons
Forks Liquor stand, superior Table Cutlery &c. Cham
marble Bureaus, Washsands and Commodes TO match
over twenty pure Hair Mattresses from ~ 70 90 lbs made
room Mirrors. Clocks Toilet Sets, Ocoths Stair Carpets
and Rods mahogany Cushioned Chairs Rockers Sofas Ac
Lounges Couch Beds Hall stands Tea and Dining Tables
without regard weather responsible person will be In
attendance to pack and ship the articles going on, OF tho
city reasonable charge Deposits satisfactory 70 the
r. w. DELAREE, ll3 Broadway
NB-rhe above house is now to let with immediate pos
The New York herald., 1861-12-05

4 LBERT M. GRIFFIN CO., RARE
n opportunity tor housekeepers and dealers. Elegant
Household Furniture at public auction. The property Of
family decnng housekeeping Sale commencing on this
day rhursday) at O'clock at the residence Of Dr. Philip
Ransom No 4S West Sixteenth street. between Fifth aud
Sixth Drawing Rooms-Rosswood Secreaire Book
Lady Work Table Wrling Desk naid with pearl Me-
ror Marble Slabs and Brackets two large Manel Mirrors
richly carved ramos embroidered Lace Curtains French
Shades and Cornioes two magnificent suits Of Drawing
Room Furniture, covered in icoored satin brocade OF
richest description carved ia solid rosewood; two Tetea
Tete Sofas A Reception aud eight Oval back Clairs
rosewood Centre Tables sary marble tops 10 match se
suits Eegeres lined with sanwood, marble tops smrror
doors and back Kings Patent Reclining Easy Chairs Quar-
'e''' f''' suPERB 81 I' faS. OCTAVE pIANoroRrE,
lined with sawood oversrung bass elegantly carved rose
wood made by broadway makers rosewood Canterbury
do Stool covered In brocade French cloth Cover OIL Paint
tngs by Legand Rousse Cole lnman, Eglsw Sellers and
other eminent artists Assumption OF Virgin Mary from
celebrated painting in Louvre Pars Storm at Sea- Finger
nagle; two superb match Paintings Scenes the Misss
spp and Amazop rivers original by Eglaw; natstand,
Chairs to match oicloth Velvet Stair Carpets Rods &c
ChambersEnglish Brussels Carpets rosewood marble top
Dressing Bureaus Bedsteads and Commodes TO match,
Armorea Gface Toilets Shaving Stand Wardrobe Table de
Mutt Couches Rockers Arm and Oval Back Chairs covered
sers Pillows Oval Mirrors Pastel Paintings decorated
China Toilet Sets Brocatel Curtains &C. Upper Chambers
Mahogany and black walnut Bureaus Sofas Rockers Wash
stands Dining room-Solid carved oak Buffet, satuary
gnt Sets Of Crystal and Ruby Glassware viz Decanters
Goblets, Wines Chsmpagnes Tumbers. Fruit Celery and
Preserve Stands, Finger Bowls Ruby and Parian marble
Punch Bowls raby and gold Liquor Sets gold band China
DIM o. and Tea Sets siverwsre Coffee trn Casters Cake
Baskets Napkin Rings Spoons Forks ivory handled Table
Cutlery, &c. competent person will be In attendance to
pack and ship cart the goods desired Sale peremptory
The New York herald., 1861-12-05
OPPORTUNITY FOR uou

ExTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSE.
~ keepers hotel keepers aud the An the cerRn,
Household Furniture oil arst class private boarding. house.
at 66 East street near the New Haven ltR
road depot will be sold AZ public auction this afternoon
O'Clock precisely consisting Of Brussels Tapestry and Ingram
Carpets Ocoths Chandeliers Glass Chna and Slvorwarc
rosewood octave Pianoortc three Parior
ed satin broca.e hair cloth and black walnut Buff
fe Bookcase Dining Table, Mirrors Eecerts
and Booksands Curtains Clocks Vases single snd double
hair Mattresses Beds Bedding, Blankets sheeta BedAs
Chairs Shades Paintings Stair Carpets &c All which
Is almost having been used only six months Sale post
tive.
The New York herald., 1861-12-05
INpWARp scHENcK. AuCrIosRRR.

EDwARD sCHENCK AUCTIosEER.
~ Superb Freach aud English Fancy Goods
BY ORDER OF MEasRs. LEHMAN, fANRE co.
BY EDWARD sCHENCK Al his - esrooms. las and lb7
Broadway, nj 10Y A. ~, this day thursday, December
large assortment of superb Fancy Goods, Of pat
terms aud designs imported this consisting OF
ELEGANT BRONZE, oRMOLu AND MARBLE cIocks
ELEGANT BRONZE FIGURES AND GROUPS,
sEYRES AND FRENCH CHINA VASES,
PARIAN AND BlSQuE FIGURES AND GRourS
LADIES' WORK BOXES AND DRESSING CASES,
SUPERB ORMOLU GOODS,
SILVER PLATED WARE
And large variety Of other elegant Fancy Articles, T. bs
positively sold without any The above
exhibition.
The New York herald., 1861-12-05
DENTISTRY.

Srrr1cr. A. un,s, kop ~, ~, . nr,onr-,
n ing Acjag, dsnAyd Or broken Teeh to natural shape
put In sof without paih cblor Of teeth and
HE. 9. ID. CRAWFORD, Dentist
Of Amits ..rse., seaold bq,s fseal BIosawa.
The New York herald., 1861-12-05

(,0aL-PuEr, nkn AsH (rEACH oRciLARDl
~ genuine iehsh ars Losst Moualsin. also Liverpool
Gfsoi and ..h house. sAsne ~ lst a.
lawest naFks' rfirts nkNPN sSkNF c'tust Ias.l saa
Ccalre "a e1-a-r Sfns zaa Nsst as.fA
The New York herald., 1861-12-05

DAVIS. kUcrI0NEKR.--sso CASES BOOTS
Il k.s and Bfoskls be sold nj suction Thursday
~ n los. scoos 81 the s.ore Of g. = Lsveret' Co, H
90 -psf SI.e comprising srg- sss rara' = fresh sea.
,VaSsle e0sis alspsei " chs ~ cpAnsss u@aA
4
The New York herald., 1861-12-05
n Il; LUDLOW. AUCTIoNEER:

GEORGE COOK, AUCTI0NEER CONTINUATION AS.
N sgnees sale Of elegant Household Furniture Carpets
Fancy Goods LIBRARY and Dining Room Furniture ths day.
Al III O'Clock. l4l Broa iway, Consisting large
stock Library and Dining Room Furniture
Chamber Fusure PaIior Etogere
Bniets Dining Tables &c. The above Is elegant stock
aud the sale positive.
The New York herald., 1861-12-05


WAhAm rABB0TT, AUCTIONEER.-ExECUToRs
~ sae on Thursday, Dec. At lO& O'clock oil the entire
rnfnnre enntained In the house No II Orchard street,
Saa',s and Sofas Carpets. Feather Beds Bed
y. KAF. b. WIGHTMAN,
Attorneys Executor.
The New York herald., 1861-12-05

eALEs At AUCTION.
IlY JOSEPH HKoEnAH
n,ex .. - .s.s.s I, Z: ,..ss. Ds' .:..-. wusssAs,
'isfsS srstizs ffscs' srssls 4 nsssI sssssg~ sssRg~
csry-sns painted ssis a.sssss, sss wsisw s-a...a.
Arbs sep ana plAs pf~sas sarwss~ wsshssssds snfAs
oes. creolsrS a. Asss ssssr.i ssssr.%.as q rsssy
aoea~ lAaies esearssA klsss. jed snd steel Brsoe-
RRsoSwsh SIcnoLS AgcrrosyEss WILL sErs; 4;
Ssss ssS ps q as s.s -, ,'lH ass sssr. sa
Harness. s''' BATH ana IN s.1s .1.s order.
pair ofs-y sAre. 70 Aanss s yss oa sound lind saa
bo.h e. euil, aaa 70 Espa ersrr " bs ssa without
~ 1000 tulips 1000 csasas saa sarri..es snowars !.
Lilies ad .AdAs nov Aad tur sAAe Ia lots BY Y.
MURRAY, iss fsaf4 ssseel
EDwARD scHEScg. AucrioSEER
~ La ynis AZ me q %sss,nnsss A.
nv EDWARD scHENCK,
a. b.. s.'e;roeas Ne, ~ aaa is srssiway On rridav
yery rass! far. 'assafasa ne ps.eg. ss.sea q ,s
EEA2 E RUSSIAN sSs.f h,lss ssy SABLE. MINK
eli .a.s.si c.s for both isa,s. az. seasisms,. YEA.
QUITS rEiksisxs rE1iksssisxs NuffS'
Also Il srm Sai,G Sss csansa s sy asp yLaf z osrs
acns snc. wses mss se 'es.a ,eh and well smmsd
WHITE POLAR aEAR
Wolf Robes ia With ttact bear beautiful French eaei
and Coon lap Robrs
In Offering this sale 20 the pahc would state that every
sented entirely fle.h goods snd rre.rom moth And fur
Sss three ss ss. sas s s Y prove q Y
The attention Of the ladies' particularly invited 10 his
The New York herald., 1861-12-05

WARfRlcEs-sAIIHso HoUsE, BROADWAY,
~ CO. ner oi Houston s'r-i-o.e nnra"ss tons
She EufurrB Han fTigas EIfat siHnes dsNrsha
~ Apd fs'ny TO -. ana Ia nst rate orsr
yAsouxhert A~s otcef ayrs " aud rs csnts; rhap
6taats Is aud ~ Poultry siafne Is snd 10
ssnts; other ulass in froporion, .aA ard see
= ~ MEtB, eporftf tor
The New York herald., 1861-12-05
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

D0UWURfH'S DANCIN. scApEails~,
IA. No 24 Filth avenue. fvenIyt1tb ~ New yorl
No. 1877 Montague street, BrooKyn.
CIAsSES-Taesdays aad ff dsys III BraGktyn
CAASSES-N ednesdav " and Sasptdays IN New York
CiCulats for &C. may bs hau either academy
E,EERgRo's d 4NciSG ACADEAY. a WEST topR
e teenta Stree ASSES Wedoalsss and Saerdayt aud
Mondays ard Thursdays. Qua! rOinnces gfet a. day
OF entity Evening esss for gt~cm.n Hghdsys ard Ihal
Gays. Private clls,e ard schoss kltsuded
-
NINE. sAUvAGEAu's DANCING ACADEMY, No. go
lu Broadway corner o Nosst9n Cor t coars-
OF Lessonr Ladies l,ughi every sftcraS fron, 10
G.nelnen have the advantage with ads .ot
the commencement o. taking lessons esers eyenlng foa
to 10 O'Clock
The New York herald., 1861-12-05

THE ELEyENTH HorRi-If - Nnl GoO Lam
Rrai The beautifully iisssfAfra t-sK N&fsn4n VIC 49,
Sros I'd ssats soid.sy D.. sARs0w st sssectsr Ss,
-four scss, isom hscds,sas asA tAa. sat .sss .iFy
ShSa
The New York herald., 1861-12-05

Fud rNnlNNF I'D
situated n ihs oenife of h~ cy, "a. Dohcs sud
flsse z. Atiass
xhis old and well known How ~ he popular
ass most patrons~e BY crrirn Havana fa,n
proxfnty ~ ibs lsrs % btsgef- Fef The
tAhis fafllshsd IL the t-s snne, satisfy the
eRost faxltfssss tests.
The New York herald., 1861-12-05

CTEAM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BELFAST Ion
NJ donderry and BaA'in for S30Thc Al Powerful Clyde
Quilt steamship UNITED KINGDOM. Captain Ca q WIN
sail from per 29 North river foot Of Warren street. Tues
Gay December 10, NJ IL Thi ship T. tted the
o., approved style to insure the comfort aud safety OF
sn.efs Rates OF passage:Cabn, 500; Intermediates S5;
stesrAge, so including abundant supply OF cooked pro-
vision. Apply TO FRANCIS MACDONALD CO, NJ. s
Bowling treon.
The New York herald., 1861-12-05

MY. WOLF, AUCTTONRER, Wifi aFLI. 0E fRI.
day Dec e. lO O'Clock sAe entire stock a93 hithres
Couh,ers, Beer Pamgs Ice Hores Bar and Gas fes &c
Also an sssoflmept ~ tiauars,
The New York herald., 1861-12-05
HENRY B HERrs, JR;; AucTIoNEER.
IL ASSIGNEES SALE or
ELEGANT MADE UP FURs, ROBES. CL0AKS &C.,
TliiISnav q nj Ii cInrk

D
At 2C5 broadway Opposite the farkl,
Comprising line assortment Sable Mink,
Squirrel Frencn Sable and other Manlss Cspcs yornes
Mnls C1s, Collars Gbses chttdrens Enrs Buffalo Wof
Bear and other Sleigh and Lap eobes CLOTH beaver yeye
and other Cioaks Mantas, de- Terms CASH Catalogues at
sale.
The New York herald., 1861-12-05

VIEAiru er-TOMrp rrNN kkN NuSFN sAYAp Nv
Ill eoa5ufiaz ~ fnWfEs aHM bF WkAi, II #tatt
si ss sfssay sad yft@snaat t~tfs 49, sAFAHes Ntfs
outh4 bstsgNs
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-05-29

! HAMPERS WEEKLY, GoDEY LADY Book, &c-During
whole editorial life, have condemned the prac-
tice of people patronsng northern literary trash
but it has been to purpose. On the cenrcable in
almost every parIor in the SOUTH will be found piles of
such works calculated to destroy sound Judgment
and good taste, and thirst for felton, which in
the end destroys happiness. These caterers for such
publications. gratefully repay their southern pat
rons by using every excite instructions and
array the abolitionzt of the north against uso cut
our Threats whilst asleep From this day forward
let southcrners refrain from paronsng northerners in
any manner whatever.
The following blood-tirsty emanaton is taken from
Harper's last number
Baltimore should instantly be seized and occupied
Gov. Hicks and Maj. Brown mean very WELL no doubt
But it is evident they cannot control the backguarIs
who are known as "boodtubs" and sspug uglcsn and
II necessary that Baltimore should be held by people
who can. Two columns from New York and Phila-
dclphia the other from Neutrality-suspicious. move on
Baltimore, and hold it under martial law In case of
resistance, the city should be heed Thcmore severe
the methods the surer and more humane the regimen
Mr. Lincoln must remember that if we cannot hold
Baltimore must evacuate Washington.
Baltimore securcd-eithcr as a city,or.as run-the
government should operate Virginia, on base line
from fort Monroe to Washington city. Both shores of
the Potomac must be secured. and this done column
should move on Richmond. Richmond is important,
first as the capitol Of Virginia, and secondly as the
greatest depot Of and -four in the southern States
The entire rebel force is armed and fed at this moment
by Richmond 1t should be in possession Of the gov
crnment before June.
similar course should be pursued in the west St.
Louis, Missouri Louisville, Kentucky, and Memphis,
Tennessee, should be occupied by north troops
and the strong points the river fortified At least
fifty thousand men should be scattered along the shore
of the Mississippi south of ST. Louis with home re-
of equal number to fill vacancies after battles
Kentucky and Missouri notice, evince ardy sense
of national obligations. This is very good, far as
it goes But Kentucky may well understand once
that she occupy attitude of neutrality in the
present contest If she is not for US she is against u.s.
and really in the present temper Of the north people
don't to much which way she goes. If she is
for Us, expect her rfcmcn in ranks. If she is
against us ina few months Ohio will probably be armng
10000 negroes who will have fed from slavery in Ken
lucky. 1t is hard to say which would be best for
the north
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-05-29

FODDER.-As fodder very scarce in the country and
that northern hay is commanding very high prices it
well that people should only provide a. well as
possible, for the present. but guard against the future
We do not know how far the incoming crop of oats
will supply the present deficiency but we can tell our
readers how they may, in very short time provide
themselves with an abundance of rough food for their
stock.
Make an acre or more of land very rich, the richer it
is when you start the beter-bu no matter how rich it
Is, put on as much manure you think necessary to
make the same quantity of poor land rich Break it
up well, lay off your three feet part and sow in
them corn at the rates of two and half bushels to the
acre. DO this, and with good seasons YOU wgll soon
have az amount of provender that will astonisk YOU
Last year tried the experiment upon one acre of
very poor pine land. MANFRED it with IS kettewcls
salts, and three barrels of bone dust-it was not halt
enough. We will tell you how we found that cut We
laid of seventy yards long had Just squire acre
We weighed the manure and measured il to krow how
much to put in each row; by mistake the two first rows
received twice the amount they were qnte to- and we
did not weigh those tworews but judging fromappear
ance suppose they yielded at least four times as
much as the others We sOwed it on the 23d3 dav of
March, on the 18th day of June we commenced cutting
and using it. When it got i'll assel we cut and cured
what was left, cured and weighed what We considered
an averaged row, and found that notwithstanding The
dry weather, it had produced 2240 pounds of cured
provender, which we found very valuable.
On the 4th of August we opened the same burrows
and put $50 pounds of guano and sowed it again The
drouth continued and 1t produced very little On the
oth DAY OF last March we opened the burrows put
IN 500 hundred pounds OF Peruvian guano, threw two
Burrows upon it, then opened and sowe the Germ this
we did for the purpose of mixing the manure It is
now y feet high, and tomorrow we shall commence
using it, cutting and partially curing it before feeding
1t to stock. That which is cut now will come cut and
make another crop.
We committed an errorin commencing with poor
land 1t just now tive months since ours was sown-
that which is sown now WILL of course will be fit for
use in less time the growth win be more rap,d-trg
1t, We=knoW nothing that Will pay better just new
Corner Stone
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-05-29

FREAK OF NATURE.-Mr a ). Shrek, Dlanter
wen kno#'-lh thiS county mas upon his plantation
ooS"ood tee, conpeteIy covered with btoodrd bios
soihS. 4ch an instance was never heard OF before
me e"'eS o me tree were partly green and partly
orange hu7crlmSon Several rosebushes in this county
have presented the singular freak bearingfowers
u eoos inherent rom NOSE psuaitR produeedi Bota-
s1s may De a3ie TO explain 'his phenomena Sasfacto.
M. HehoPe tH6F Will Tort Gibson EMiSs 1jn3er
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-05-29

The New Orleans Bulletin Of the 2ls inst, informs
US that the supreme and district we're in session
On the previous day. The supreme court decided to
render Judgment in such cases AZ we're now under ad
visement, to take up eases, and then adjourn
over until the lst Of November next The district
courts excepting the criminal COURT adjourned to the
same day, with the exception, that vi summary cases
will be heard adj interim.