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Gespttesmeas's Fets'ssisEsjsg Goods
Diseases OFT se 4NrOGt csee3 Axssgs

Diseases Of G$ae XYa3"0ft ct8ecg Aag1eGs
Dr. P CRANES system of treating all diseases of the
THROAT and LUNGS by inhalation of Electro Chemical and
Medical vApors in with Constitutional Remedies
we'll known only reliable rational process
NEVER FAILING OF EXPECTING A CURE,
Even those and desperate cases. which bid defiance
to the ordinary rules of practice.
Dr. c. has also established Permanent Office and Institute
for the treatment md Of all Chronic Disease by
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY AND
ELECTRO CHEMICAL. BATHS.
From three to five applications will
ENTIRELY REMOVE ALL MINERALS
AND FOREIGN SUBSTANCES
FROM THE SYSTEM,
Aud alleviate all those malgdes which the pres
Of
MERCURY, LEAD, ANTHONY,
RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS, ETC.
Office and Residence late No. l46 No 1856 ST JOSEPH
STREET, between Camp and St Charles streets.
MIG 2pMoWeSBSWtf
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INSTRUCTION IN F1r1p ARTILLERY.

INSTRUCTION IN FIELD ARTILLERY.
Prepared by Board Of ARTILLERY Officers vol 12no. 81 so
WAR DEPARTMENT, March 6. 1860.
The system of instruction for Field Artillery prepared by
Board of Light Artillery Officers pursuant orders from
Department having been approved by the President is here
with published for the information government of the
Army.
All exercises manTuves and forms of parade embraced
in this SYSTEM prohibited in the Light Artillery those
herein prescribed will be strictly observed
JOHN B. FLOYD, Secretary Of War
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BaIhs AHsAD. re hare received invitations to
he present at grand dress and firemens ball, to
Be given ut Union Hall on Saturday evening, By
Independent Fire Company No. 2 Of Jefferson
City, Also, Invitations to . mask and fancy dress
ball, at the same Hall, on Mardi-gras, the 18th
prox. Our dancing editor has always had weak
ness for merry Old Union Hail. and says he will re
spond with pleasure to botht the above invitations
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lIllsois The message Of the Governor of Hi
npiz ii bitterly and Intensely anti-savery. It is
one 81 the BLACKLIST Black Republican documents
e times have yet brought forth. This is the State
fhe Governor Of Virginia expects US to form an al
Ia43re with
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suosart's E,,mortas 1sth Mass.

This celebrated piece Of Music viii be performed by FIFTY
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, assisted by the ORCHESTRA
ASYLUM jas 2ptd
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sMSgtSCs2"ay.

The subscribers offer for sale, at LOW PRICES
$500 UNDRESs MILITARY UNIFORMS
As adopted by the
MILITARY BOARD OF LOUISIANA.
Companies fitted at TWENTY-FOUR HOURS notice.
N. c. FOLGER 4 SON,
jazz 2p6t cor Magazine and Gravier SITS.
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LET rnE sourH sE UNIFIED.

A correspondent Of the Delta writing from
Washington, says:
am glad to announce that even General Scott
thinks 1T would be absurd to use coercive measures
towards the South il the whole of the Southern
States stand united. This heard from his own
lips.
That the South will be united, eventually, there
can be no manner of doubt. The only trouble is
that some of the States have gone about secession
in dilatory and hestatng manner, instead of act
ing promptly, and consummating the act of seces-
sion at the very earliest possible moment Thus,
Arkansas and Virginia, and probably other States,
have made the machinery of secession so cumbrous,
and of such slow action that it may be after the
18th of March before these States will be prepared
to unite with the others IN the Southern Coneder-
acy. That this will be unfortunate in many re-
speets, is plain enough.
Gen. Scott has shown wisdom in the declaration
that it would be absurd to attempts to coerce the
united South. He might have gone farther. if he
chose, and said that it would be equally absurd to
use ceereive measures towards single State.
Everybody knows, and Gen.Scott knows it as well
as any one else, that war upon single Southern
State by the Federal Government would immcdi-
ately unite the South us one man. Therefore, we
must interpret this declaration as an abandonment
of the policy of coercion altogether. When Gen.
Scott abandons it, it falls to the ground: for Scott
is really the President acting vicariously for the
Old Public Fnnetionary, who, being wholly unequal
TO the OCCASION seems to have been entirely
squelehed out'
Butstill, this does not obyiate the Inconvenience
of divided South. Not only because united
Sonth would secure us, as Gen. Scott says, against
any attempt at coercion. but for many other and
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The only living natural highly gifted ChIRyOY ANT
ms her residence At No IS BRrone
wonderful gifts, when in the Trance state grand sublime
searching and truthful Every changing circumstance Of life Is
faithfully portrayed in language eloquent dicti0n impress
Sve in delivery nnd convincing i'll its nBnnchs
natural talents Asologer, first in the world
and her success such hns raised the petty North
ern petenes who make this city winter quarters Wa
trn't our citizens and the public will pnronze high
est ambition is to be called Il Southerner
MADAME LABLaNCU.
Residence, No. 93 Baronne street. between Poyas
dido tao ,,1,,
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H. THE ls0siAN GATHoIIes OF 81. Louis. We
find The following In the Missouri Democrat:
BED red file present disturbed state
og the public mind, we feel ii To be our duty to
/ recommend you to avoid all occasions pf public
sxctensiat. tc laws, to respect the rights
( of all citizsnas and to keep away as much as pos
N3e from all asaeinhlages where The iaaiseretion
#of Al word o. the impetnosity Of a nomentary
! passion might ger public tranquility. Obey
the Injunction of The Apostle, st. Peter: n Follow
peace With men and holiness, without which NO
I ma car see oa.'
aPETIR RICHARD EEGRIGK.
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HARDEE'S TACTICS.

Rifle and Light Infantry Tactics for the exercise and
of troops when acting light infantry riaemcn.
Prepaled under the direction of the War Department. by
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel W. J. Hsrdee United States
Army. In volumes Vol. I-Schoo Of the So der
and Company; Instructions for Skirniahers. Vol IL
School of the Battalion. ST 50.
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LAD IIIasGs FROM 40IIsrAGA The following
dispatch was received at a late hour Thursday
niaht BIZ Gen James sitnons, freIn distinguished
military officer Of Louisiana
& y 3atoa Rouge, Jan. II, ls61.-Lonisiana Has
made q start, and ssill try to oYertake you AR
greetings,
Well d9ne3 gallant Louisiana! We bid you God
speed Paae.faced fear awells not in the shadow
of tne Pelican tag. ECharleston Courier.
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Coal &! Coal /!

Buy your Conl at the CITY COAL OFFICE IS Exchange
Place opposite Old Office which are still selling at
Sixty Cents per Barrel,
Hard Soft Times.
ia2l 2pI5t P. Il. WILLARD.
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Wonderful MERects,

Lemuel Bonsa of Psbrg for years useless to himself
and societa martyr Cils and Feve-eured in leH than
three weeks, and improved in eight hours.
Mary R. Belnap, sanduty Ohio, after almost losing her
well strength by Intermittent Fever with Chlis,
restored to health in twenty hours. oss
j. r. 1on, Of Belgrade Maine brought from deaths drs
having suffered for four years. made we'll in five weeks and
proved in two hours
Adophe onbro Of France relieved in one hour while tray
ing in the of the Fort Wayne Chicago Railroad Ho
apparently dying with Chs
Ellen r. Benson Of Locport New York restored aefseven
years suffering. perfect
Thousands Of other prevented every month
and not D single complaint Of the efficiency of the
TNFECpkNT
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Six Times Cheaper than Burning Fluid or Candles

The decided superiority Of COAL OIL all other llnmi
mating agents being weesabshed fact, the question
arises
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GiqaseE $ .gna,sisoaa.

Giqaset 5 .Jansis0m,
AT TIL EIR NEW sToR
No. 126 Canal Street,
HAVE IN STORE, AND ARE OFFERING AT
Very Low Prices,
THEIR LARGE STOCK
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GO0Ds!!
They receiving from EUROPE their
SPRING STOCK,
Which they would be pleased to show their friends and the
public.
GIQUEL & AMISON,
Canal .1a6
Between ST. Charles and Carondelet Streets
jail 2p6t
E0sU Students,
LAW PROFESSORS, MEMBERS OF THE BAR,
Will find at
THOMAS L. WHITES
BOOKSTORE,
1O5 ...,.........CAN NAL STREET.
LARGE AND WELI-sELECTED STOCK
LAW BOOKS,
Comprising, in part, The following
THE REPORTS OF MISSISSIPPI AND LOUISIANA.
THE CIVIL CODE AND CODE OF PRACTICE OF THIS
STATE.
THE DIGEST OF THE LAWS OF TEXAS,
KENTs COMMENTARIES.
GREENLEAF's EVIDENCE.
ALL Or
STORYS WORKs-Tario:s Editions
BLACEsToNE's COMMENTARIES
ALL THE BEST WORKS on
BILLS, PROMI$soRY NOTES,
BILLS OF EXCHANGE CONTRACTS.
THE UNITED STATES DIGEST.
UNITED STATES STATUTES AT LARGE.
CURTIS DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME COURT.
Great Inducements
Offered to those who wish purchase Please call and ex-
anime the stock and prices, at
jail POST No. 1O5 CANAL STREET
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ISouRrH WARD NiGHF r krRoIsa meeting of
this rganzation will he held this evening at the
soFrer of Cont and IRENE streets, at n o'clock
Citizens Of the ward invited to attend and enrol
ti.sisss YES
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sFEiiiEsqssag Tactics,

PUBLIsH BY ORDER OF THE
WAR DEPARTMENT.
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Mcc1EL1AN,s BAYoNEr EXERCISES.

Manual of Bayonet ExercisePrepared use of e
Army OF the United States. By George Mcclellan Cap
tain First Regiment Cavalry, U. A. Printed by order of
the War Department. One vol. $40. 81 IS
J. B. LIPPINCOTT & CO.,
PHILADELPHIA
a5Copic of tie will be sent by mail postpaid
on receipt of the price by the Publishers. ta23 2p6t
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GoSunRr ron THg ORPHANS POSTPONED The
concert which was to have taken place at Odd Eel
Iews' Hail this evening, fol- the benefit Of the Fee
nlale OF phan liam, will be seen by reference
~ CIR advertising columns, has been postponed
Due notice Will be given when time is again fixed
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INPECTTNM

IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND MEDICINE DEAL
ERs IN AMERICA.
Price, One Dolar-Sent by mail any part Of the U. S.
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caascEsr RIFLE meeting Of this fine COM
pary Is ordered for this evening" at 81 St. Charles
street, at Il o'clock.
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NEW orgaA HoasK. On Thursday night Mile
Patti viii psar again in the opera Of Barber Of
4 Seville, anu be assisted by the same powerful
cast as on former representations of this fayorite
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III Airs suttelly, Of the news depot under the
st. Charles Hotel, has laid on our table copy Of
Harper's Weekly Of the 10th.
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CAVALRY TACTICS.


Published by order OF the War Department First ParSchool
the Trooper the Plaoou and of Squadron Dis
mounted Second ParSchoo of The Trooper of the Pla-
toon and of the Squadron, Mounted Third Part-Evou,
tons of a Regiment. Three vols lSmo. 50 75
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.-'' '7t'sa'T - 49, ---'r--s+-
Robert E3ifksaa


Robert EsieRssaG
WOULD AGAIN INFORM HIS FRIENDS,
STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY,
That his assortment Of
SUPERIOR READY MADE CLOTHING,
And
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
Is New, Large and Complete embracing every article in
his line of trade.
R1> Citizens and Strangers calling at his
Fashionable Clothing Emporium,
ID and 15............ CAMP STREET Is and IL
Opposite Ladies' Entrance to City Uoter
Will find everything suitable to their wants. manufactured
and selected with great care MAGNIFICENCE and taste
ROBERT PTrKIN,
MI 2DH IL and 10 Camp street.
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SesCelG z. Essygor,
IMPORTER OF FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC
II and Is RoYaI street.

IMPORTER OF FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
13 and IS Royal street,
Has now in store large supply of the celebrated CREME
BOUAI ACNE in quart pins also other brands
viz: CHI ARIES HEIDSEIGk PIPER HEIDSEICK, PAR
MENfIER, and other brands inferior quality I have
large assortment of the best Old SherrieS AMONTI
hADO, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDSN. DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR IES-t&38-SOUTLSIDE MADEIRA, Of
direct nporatioR other Maeas grade Superior
Old London Dry Dock PORT, and other less grade
The celebrated SAZARAC BRANDIES-vinage 1875, 1875
1902 and large supply always hand All grades Of
ChARET and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood Wills
KYS-Scotcb and Irish, Old Rye, Bourbon and Wheat Whs
kys SCOTCH ALE PORTER, in pinS and quarts. COR
DIAS ETC. My usual of the best WINES, which
will be sold reasonable any other house the city
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR.
OF 2ptf Nos 10 and Is Royal street
AS the above Brandes Sherrie3 Madern Ports Cham
pages satisfied house in the city produce good
better the prices Any house q dozen of
each named wines if they produce better same price
pay prices they cannot the judges snteresed
parties the good with anything have for sale in the
ratio.
nl9 2pH SEWELL T. TAYLOR.
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GEsEk41sDNGaa@ !!

CHAS. FARRE, LATE MAX SUTAINE & CO.,
Rheims,
Purveyors the of France Saain and Prussia also to
the celebrated Wellington Club London.
Slcry, Cabinet Imperial and Vim Ang1af in quarts pin
and half pius for sale by the principal Grocers and Wine
Dealers.
GS7-Ordcrs for direct importation received by
S. D. GRATIAA & CO.,
MO gn2m ~ Cp4to,,to,ya y4roo.
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Patent office .NecEaaicaz Reports.

Received through the hands of the Hon Sdel one
hundred and fifty copies of the u S. PATENT OFFICE ME-
clANICAL REPORTS OF 1850 Persons DESTROYS Of
ing copies, will please apply to the undersigned
inl0 2pG DANIEL EDWARDS
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FR0N WESTERN KANSAS eHGer Cfty, Jan. Is.
The telegraph published yesterday created good
deal Of excitement. Col. Boon, Indian Agent, has
sent messages TO various tribes to meet him and
consult. The treaty negotiations commenced by
Col. Greenwood. The mining districts are being
flooded with bogus quarter eagles Of the Denver
mint.
Denue,. CjtI, Jan. I4-Abont thirty quartz mills
are still running in the mountain and Deighborhood
and doing well. Several sluices have been started
in the Platte dggings They are supplied with
water from the Hydraulic Company's ditch and
say they can make good wages where heretofore
work would not pay.
pottery manutactory will commence opera
tons in a short time near this city.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II. ". Mansfield This
distinguished Writing Test Medium has consented by
gent solicitation Of he who have visited him the pust few
weeks 10 remain few days longer that those Of their friends
who have not YET had opportunity Of visiting him do
70 1914 Canal street. between Rampant and Dryades
streets. Give him call jazz 2p2t*
s5- The Champion of the World! -There
viii be found at No q Canal street eh arrival of the ceie
braed sLoAT ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINES, The only
Southern soil made Machine In New Orleans.
jail 2p1m&W NJ. S. HEDRICK. Agent.
b Rs-Eerriaag's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos 81 and 81 aver street. New Or
leans. dc 2ptf
va" sworIa Testimony scrooll lake, Es-
sex coanty, \. Y, February O. 1858,
Vim. u. Hagars Troy, n. YDear Sir Having used your
Hair Gooring Restorative having pleased
wihit take pleasure in making the following statement
From the effects of fit sickness about eight
of age my hair commenced turning grey
ned to until became perfectly viii being Very harsh
Last reached my Fifty third year when
induced BY friend 10 purchase two bottles Helm
streets Hair Gooring, prepared by commenced using
according directions and few days surprised find
thai my hair from the outward turning back
original color. 1t continued 10 grow until it truly
brown and glossy Il before my youthful days, and
nov fully restored 10 its original color.
MYLA SEAMAN :
Essex county ss Myla Seaman came before and Was
duly sworn says that Tho ateye stasenenis true this
day Of Feh:uary, 1883
JOEL f. POTTER, Justice Of the Peace
Remember that this result produced by Hestrees In
Irritable the original ony reliable Hair Restorative
f Price 80 cents and STA bottle. Sold everywhere.
W. r.. HAGAN i CO.. Proprieiors. Troy, n. Y.
Sold BY y WRIGHT CO., and l5l Ghartfes street New
Orleans. ials 2pIm&W
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Sh0aU Case EE'OferOoKn,
Over Wilson Tunison's Jewelry Establishment.
All kinds of GLASS SHOW GASES hand and made TO
order consisting OF Silver Plated Silver Rosewood
Mahogany, Walnut and Pine.
jas 2ptf GEOkGE HOFFMAN.
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EHesU -EaEE Goods.

f. r.. H a r ID o N,
27............... CHARTRES sTREET....,........27
Has just opened his Fall Stock of BONNETs, FLOWERS
DRESS TRIMMINGS, MANTILLAs, CLoAKs, etc.
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BoA9p yAasrED. Board is wanted by an adyer-
tisR h this morning in wttre there
oier bta1des See advertisement for particulars
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THREE TIMES As CHEAP As GAS LARD
OR SPERM OIL
Six Times Cheaper than Burning Fluid or Candles.
The decided superiority Of COAL OIL all other nmi
mating agents being welesabished fact the question
arises
WHERE IS THE BEST PLACE TO BUY
a COAL OIL LAMP
lowest prices ohered-the
Lamp and Oil Emporium,
6 CHARITIES STREET,
Being the only establishment in fms city Navng any of
goods naming) exclusively the Lamp and Oil trade
offers not ouIy MUCH LOWER PRICES than any other
house, advantage of selecting from an assortment
OF Lamps which, for
VARIETY,
ELEGANCE AND COMPLETENESS,
In Every Respect!
Is unsurpassed in the United States is at least ten times
larger than any other in the city
In purchasing COAL. OH. LAMP see that YOU have
GOOD BURNER, without which the Lamp is worthless.
HaIe's Patent Improved Coal Oil Burner,
Which is the perfect use, produces oneourh
light than any other, saving fifteen per cent in
OIL can be obtained only vat
No. 9 CHARITIES STREET,
Sole Agency for this State
h,.,
KEROSENE, PARAFFINE AND COAL OILS,
Paraflnc Candles,
tanning 10 the Lamp and Oil Trade
For sale, wholesale retail, lowest prices
H. c. COVERT,
Successor to Artanon Hill.
N. B.The greatest Inducements offered to the trade
jazz 2ptf
EV'itsoae 3 Tecasisoae,
95........... CANAL STREET.
Fine Watches, .Jewelry,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE, GUNS, CUTLERY,
d3l 2ptf ETC., ETC., etc.
FesptEesateag's Furnishing Goods.
JUST Received
large invoice Linen and Cotton SHIRTS from charvots
Manuactory, Paris.
-AlsO--
A beautiful Embroidered aud Plain Bosons
Collars CraYatS, HaHlkerchef3. etc.
LION & ANDREE,
81 and sc Royal street,
2n4F oorrar oF
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aH-Baavcrttsemcnts inserted At tho usual rates A
i issfaI dseoapt made ID regular advertisers.
na-5g,sae Weekly Crescent is published every Sat.
asaa5 mofnag. Invariably in advance.
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Eds EsDAY MORNING, JANUARY %, 1861.
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II DEsIaABbE MERCANTILE OFFioE 10 REST.-We
eieg shc desire vel located roony
pee4 81 hclaprpea in anetteF column
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Bliss Maggie Mitchel appears for the first time in
Il lhe Cricket new and beautiful drama, which
llas been translated from the German and adapted
\ To Tue English stage BY Mr.. "a. Waldauer, The ac
complished scholar and leader Of the ST. Charles
orchestra. n have been permitted to read this
romance ia advance Of its production and find it
one ug the most absorbing interest; play well
calculated I'd draw out the better capabilities Of
Hiss Mitchell. The heroine of tlle piece, Fanc7,on
il Il lively aad most charming creation to which
Hiss Maggie will do the amplest justice We shall
say more Of Tie Cricket after seeing 1T acted.
Varieties Thenfer. - Dot'' will be repeated to-
night, and positively for the last time 4 Playing
with FireH betng the attraction for tomorrow
night Il addition to Dot tonight, will be
given The Iiappiest Day of my Life with John
ovens ID It.
Aoadsnag of it.sic. Dan Rice and his whole
array of talent. Eiped and quadrnped will tonight
appearn tie brilliant nelange of feats, spectaces
ard assorted eoniieaties. A great thing is on
hand Tn Saturday night, and that is tie benefit
which II preparing for the gentlenlanly and popu.
far ring mAsters sfr Prank II. Rosston.
dsuaos'y Ha5. he Swiss Bell Ringers win give
another 81 their wonderful and delightful musical
enteft ailments Tonight. No person can form any
idea Of The sweetness Of the Bell Ringers music
dl he heaEs It. The Bell Ringers are truly entitled
6 70 \ hearing f1era all who have an ear for sweet
sounds md eye for the wonderful in musical in
stranentatioa.
Afaseias The usual great variety Of curiosities
II nature and art to- be seen daily and nightly at
spalding Il Rogers' Museum.
Acla Opera House Adeliaa Patti appears to-
morrow night il 4 The Barber of Seyilie.'f
FEns IfEEaSRfE Fellow N WoRDs. Senator
Tsuinbuls Of illinois, some remarks in Congress
few days ages exulted over Information he pro
fessed ID have from Charleston, that Anderson
would destroy tint city ID case the affair with the
star DC Tie West should De repeated. In an edto-
rial article the ST. Louis Republican comments
severely upon this display of TindictiYe spirit,
and concludes thus
Our chief pbject in this article is to awaken at
feStiou t0 tie horrible spirit and temper eyinced
by lyman TRANQUIL. The spirit is as barbarous
Mas ever indalg ed in ut the most ferocious peri
eds OF ciiized history IN the practices of saw
ape ifprdas has been said that there have never
baen more lueFGsss and cruel, unreasonable
GyraltIa. thar the ranks Of civilians and the priest
igsd ford Headers will readily recall the familiar
atoEy VI the HaDnlg, who had gotinto his clutches
some poor creatures who were accused Of heresy
He ordered their immediate execution. But while
iaas came to him with the information that
3af hs gasSls were true sons Of the Church.
s tier no matter, n be replied acab all their
fafoata alike, the Lard will know his oWnin 10
fiaY tile most mefeifess and least foFileafing are
aiglpHg tse occupants OF pupits. And Trumbull
ii proof that fheg have found Is fit companion in
nDnyIailitary layman. E
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GEF. r. =. Twtads. The Augusta Evening Dis

IL III 1900 - - N $50
This brave and gallant officer has declared his
purposes to adhere to the State of Georgia, and
will resign his position in the present army when
ever the State shall secede. Should Butcher Scott
md his Inyrmidens attempt to force US to submit
r. Federal deapotlsin at the point Of the bayonet.
Gen. TWlggs viii pfeemtnently entitle him 10 the
command of the Southern army.