davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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oa1 ron Mncn CoHR--Withcat the uss
q n|I I'|o milk 1eoonos rnanty and impef.
81 Tie grla1isi neocsaiiy ior IL uso bin
q I.IIlg. uh1I he COWS ere first turned
81 b 1I11t A fou experiments IN Nay
na1 IGno l1o4ed lhat going without alt Eve
dI|s f111k Ih1u,'k 1om one % tWo percsSl
lBca.1IIlg, 1nd from Eve % seven per cent,
h 0nlliIg. Later N Ne season, less differ.
go 4.s oboorEihla.
, 1861-03-14

New double Fuchsias are being introduced
In England; one Of he latest and best Of
which, the g Sir Colin Campbell" In addi-
ton 10 fns free growing, compact habit,
has large flowers with very double coroIs Of
B deep violet blue. ~
, 1861-03-14

Dn1r-IEnrEnAIUnB oE.--When The
temper tlurb b fhs dniFy y les than ffty
deri11l Fahltnheii. he milk will not Tipel
f1r 111Inin1, 1nd n such cases should Be 70
m011I l0r time 70 . temperature OF fifty
f1. I..rcas he sudden warming Of thS
Mn 1IIi rot always onableit % yield "
4 butter rladily.
, 1861-03-14

Ihs loricullaral EIueafiondl Cbnpsalion
convened q Bloomineton, M, and resolved
% request ne 6la,e Societies 70 arpoint q
Committee With aview 70 memorializs Con
rlo1s N behalf of To aid proposed IN the
aMorr'|I bI|I, = also tie State Legislature
% appeal l1r ne oame aid t0urge The e.
lsb|I1hu11I of,a school o. fdepartment Of g
ricnllnlo, and 70 provide C certain places
n 4. 1|1io courlss similar 70 that e Yale
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS w,
of New Orleans. JOSEPH W. CROCKER


sherfof the Parish of Orleans,
DEux1ENE CouE DE DISTRICT La VILE DE LA NILE.
de |" observation-disclosures. GGRLEAHS vs. JOSEPH w.
I'm VERTU DUN writ de sa Isle ct venfe, a
~ moi adreSsd lhoErabe Deuxeme Cour de de
la NouveeOrtnns, dams anire cidessus prccdeai lie
sAMED1 30 de mars 1861, midi, rH6tel dc la Cite,
de Ia Commune entire les du Camp Magans
Ia Sente pnbqne ct adjudication de la propete don't suit
DEUX TERRAINS suGs dams le Ouairjeme District de
cete vile, dams le horne par les de Annonciatiou
LAUREL PLEASANT ct To eano Les dts
par les Nos ct ct chacun Al p-s de Ia rue
PniSant S peds profoudur jusqna rue
Toedauo aque le lis fgsle facade de fl ecd
SRisie dams raraite ci-dessus.
C0NDIrIONS-Comptsnts moment de Rehabilitation,
Z. T. PARKER,
fe26 ra25 30 Sheriff de In Parnisse d'OrlGans.
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7. 3. WALTON.

Ii. WALTON. ................J. B. WALTON,
CITY AUCTIoEE
And AUcT1oSEER, APPRAISER and GENERAL AGENT
for the Purchase and Sale of REAL ESTATE,
SLAVES, LANDS, ETC., etc.
Office 40 Camp street,
Continues his personal Estae
Slaves Furniture Stocks
chandise generally.
He invites attention system plans plan
Real Estateinauguated large every
square and every lot in every with the
thereof the name of the owner other valuable information
taken from the most authentic in the pur
chase sale and appasement Of Real Estate unequaed advan
tnges and information.
b-Furnure other outdoor sales se27 6
ESTATE OF JOHN McDoEOGH.
LANDS IN THE PARISHES OF JEFF ERsON, PLAQUE
School Fund.- for of purchasers on
very long credit without reserve.
BY J. 3. WALTON,
City Auconeer,
Office 40 Camp street.
March March 9'eIoek MI
Fund and under the supenendence Of the Finance Committees
] on TSe e d sGm n the @ sds G
the following described property to.wit-
LII TIC HAflSn Oh JeHtfsOHs
FOR ACCOUNT AND RISK OF r. F. NICHOLS, WHO
PURCHASED FOR MRS. c. DUMAY AND GEO.
HILLMAN.
TRACT OF LAND in the Bsratara District on the left
ton No s. on plan drawn by Wa j. McCalonrh IT, s snr.
De- Ia If s d and tfs1s the
about 81 arpetS front the Bayou Baraa ia by about 20
penis in depth.
the ri hi title and Of Orleans
CURED by the John McDonogh, will be sold and with
out any warranty whatever.
FOR ACCOUNT AND RISK OF EMILE HOUILLON.
TRACT OF LAND in the District Baratara, on the
ayon nnpo" about y leagues from he Of New Orleans,
Of an iSial bounded by bayou Dnpont Rgoe Bayou
Denis and Small Lake.
This said tract contains 81 64leO acres, follows
Section 20, l. R. q E............ 7 7G-O0 acres
Section 3, r. IS s r. Il c5s li-oj
Total. .......................... 81 6s-lOO
According to plan by Eonis H Pile. City Surveyor
S. Surveyor-L General.
Lands in the Parish OF Assumption.
FOR ACCOUNT AND RISK OF THos B. LEE.
All the right. title city Orleans ac
qGfred from the Of John McDonogh without any
ranty whatever in and TO
THREE CERTAIN TRACTS OF LAND, situated in the
aourche to Lake Eerret, and designated plan
Louis H. Pile, City Surveyor the Dimensions being from
plan BY VIM J. MC9!ionef u = Surveyor General,
posed OF the following divisions, viz
No. i34 containing 202 % 100 acres
No. No. i$S5 :. 20 81. $ S2.ISo :.
These tracts situated partly T. 10. S. E.. and T.
Il, s. R. IA E.
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sEcoNnE JUSTICE DE PAIN, HUGH MORAN vs. VILLA,

MOSS. BROTHER ~ co.,
I'VE No. 40 MARKET STREET
PHILADELPHIA,
Booksellers, st@ftgners and Blank RuOk
hAEUF AfEFT RERS,
sz~Menusa :turevs OF MASONIC AN ODD FELLOWS
REGAL1A, JEWELS, etc, is2 6an
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OFFICE COMMISSIONERS SECOND DRAINING DISTRICT
New Orleans. January II, ISL. {


New Orleans, January II, ISL.
NJ oIICE IS hereby given that the Board
of COMMISSIONS of thu Second
coed to drain that portion Drninng lying within
the limits of the New Oeans nnn Mississippi
river at the uper side Of Julia street. along julia obs
landing, along said landing along
and the upper sid of til Canal of the New
Banking Company following said Canal to Lake
along the shores of said Lake the Parishes OF
Orleans and Jefferson following said Parish line the
sisspPi and following the banks of said starting
point plan OF which has been made and IL the office
of the Recorder of Mortgages the
That the works the draining portion
said nrhinng District win be pnblca
lions required by law be mad and completed within
and far as it possible calculate
hundred thousand dollars.
And also ha they will proc ed ain that portion
Draining Distri lying within tue limits of the Parish OF eer
beginning the Mississippi river at the boundary line
the Parishes Of Orleans along boundary
line TO Lake Pontch rain along the shores of said
Jefferson and Lake PontchaTan sfsoad following said road
the Mississippi river and following the river
the starting pontnans Of which have deposited
in the office of The Recorder OF Mortgages
of Jefferson That the works for HE draining
portion Of said Drani district will commenced
the publications reqrired law be made
within and far az 1t possible ccnlae
cost Of about two hundred and fifty thousand dollars
L. H, PLACE, President
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CONSTABLE's SALES.


sEcqNp ,IusTIGG,s COURT, } HUGH MORAN vs. WILLIAM
Parish Of OrhNns s PHELAN-No. 1858.
by VIRTUE of u writ of fieri facias to
the Peace for tho pm ish OF Orleans the above entitled suit
will proceed to sell mt public auction III Tho bar-reom of be
City iioic, Common street. between Magazine and Cnmp
Streets SATURDAY, 9Th day March, 1861 as Il O'Clock
M ~
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the First Dis
ct of this city. in the bonded by Julia ST. Tosepb
Fgucher and Tchonpnuns Streets and designated by No. on
std square according to plan drawn by Henry Mneihausen
Surveyor dated 2Fh of May 845 and deposited with ucien
Herman Notary by act dated 0h June 1875 Said lot meas.
nres q feet front oil ST. Joseph street. by oeph OF III fet
inch between pnte lines Together with all the buildings
and improvements th=r. on etc.
Seized i'll the above suit.
TERMS-Cash Oh the spot.
W. H. WATERS, Constable.
sEcoNnE JUSTICE DE PA1x, HUGH MORAN vs. WILLIAM
Parossc d. 0rl&ans.
Nm sSEEYU ti'Ssn writ de tieri fiaeias, n
~ MOI adrest Honorable D. F. MITCHELL Seronde Justice
ue fa& pour II patoisse dOrlGans, dams ranire cdeSu
nrocederhi lie SAMEDI, de N6, midi rH6iei
De In Gnd rue de In COMMUNE les DIES MagasLs
CT au camp, a In vene lencnn de-
uu kRAlN situ6 dams lie Premier District de eetta vile,
6as Filet horne par les Je st Joseph Fonrher
IchonpitonRS desien& No sur IL dit e SuiSant
pan dress par Hray Mo"hsnsen en- date n p de
10 un 1915 lie lit % pedS de face la rue St
Joseph III pieds rore, entire gnes Rrllees Eusem-
bio les hitsses authorizations qu sly rouYent e;c
Sass dams l'nfars ctesSus.
GOEDTrT0NS-Gompa moment de Naturalization .
fel IS mo W. Il. WATERS, Connatahie
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AUCTION SALES.

AUO44ON DAAE5.
$50 cases BOOTS. SHOES AND BROGANs.
And
American White Shirts, Meiino Shirts ard Drawers.
BY g. LEAUMON.r, BLACHE 81 CO.,
Auction Roorss, No. 80 Charities street.
TfRIDAY, the Sth inst, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ Mt their auction Sae.roos No 60 ChGrtres street, will
100 of Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
100 doz American White and Coored Shirts.
And
large assortment of Merino Shirts and Drawers
COTTON........... COTTON. COTTON.
BY L. A. LEVY JE2. S1 CO.,
L. A. LEVY, JR Aucti1neer,
Ofice-30 Natchez street
FRIDAY, Sth Inst, Mt 4 I-2 O'Clock p:
J. the louisiana Press. Yard No. 3, for account Of
whom it may concern will be sold at auction
ia bales Cotton.
Damaged steamer j. Warren and brought to this
port per barge California.
MS TERMS-CpBh. mi
EXTENSIVE SALE OF FINE IMPORTED FURNITURE,
Oil Paintings Mirrors Pianos Carpets etc.
BY R. M. MONTGOMERY,
Auctioneer-Ofice 81 Camp street.
ERIDAY, the sth inst. at IL o'clock M.
A. Armory iinil, will be sold
Fine imported Rosewood Sets.
Fine imported Mahogany Sets.
Mahogany and Rosewood Ar1noS Bureaus Bookcases, Side
boa DIS. etc.
Eight fine new Pianos from the most celebrated factors
vea of them nlad with pearl keys, elegantly mounted and
fine toned instruments.
Two extra large sized Mirrors
Several choice old Paintings in oil.
The whole of the Furniture and made to order.
m5
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AMTTgEMENTS


ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIES THEATER- GRAr1EE STREET
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH s, 1861.
LAST NIGHTS OF
JEANNE DEANS.
The Performances Of which, DURING THE TWO PAST
WEEKS,
Has ELECTED Unequfvocal Enthusiasm
CROWDED, CRITICAL AND FASHIONABLE AUDI
ENCEs
This delightful play adapted from Sir WAITER SCOTS
Affecting Story,
THE HEART OF MIDLOTHIAN.
minds and is indisputably the
MOST PERFECT DRAMATIC
SCENIC EFFORT
EVER PLACED UPON ANY STAGE IN THIS CITY
Twelve New Scenes
HAVE BEEN PAINTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE PIECE,
And in some Of the Tableaux
One Hundred Auxisiarics are Engaged!
TRIAL and SENTENCE OF EFFIE DEANS,
-Embodying-
THE VARIOUS D1GNIrAR1Es
AND OFFICERS OF THE CROWN, AND THE PR1s-
oNER AND WITNESSES,
Together with the Crowd Of Anxious Spectators
Constitute an
E1cEurc OF IIayestic SOlen1nity y
While the closing scenes,
THE DEMOL1sHING THE SCOTTISH BAsTILE
By the Mob,
THE BURNING OF THE PRISON BUILDINGS,
The Rescue and Pardon
a0- SEATS MAY BE SECURED IN ADVANCE. -sa
A cADEmY OF MUSIC ACADEMY OF MUSIC
-Formerly-
Spalding g. Rogers Amphitheaeer.
G. C. GHEsLEY. Manager D. r. GALDER TrensnPe
The
Songs, Romances and Dances.
FRIDAY EVENING, March 8, 1861.
VIII be presented the song In Refine yalse" by
Fl lie e rbe e yoHng i lady inst e
May Day TS as Aon1E with
N MTH BY II the css
pThe zouaves will appear any Theater in New
s First Day Performance Saturday, arranged expressly
The hUSEU NJ Is with its repertoire of
riosties Grand Aquaria model Steamship, etc. Admission
50 mi
| Ct. CHARLES THEATER-sT. CHARLES II
Mr.. BEN nEBAR. Lessee
Mr. H. Acting Manager
Benefit of MR.. COLLINs-Fifth Night of "Coleen Bswp
| FRIDAY EVENING, March 5, 1861.
Fifth night of Dion Bourcicaults drama enti
tied COLLEEN BAWN, The BRIDES CIrryowen- Mylei
M Coppn will, Mr. Collins Hnrdress Cragen
Mr. o. Pope; Anne Chute Mrs: Perrin Ely OConner, with
song Miss Lanra Honey The celebrated Water Cave
The Drowning Girli,anny Manor-The Lakes Killarney
The Col'eganAl invite and receive appreciation in the
only great Irish Drama oducad the Stage con
cude with TAFORITE FARCE. ~
PRICES OF ADMISSION-Dress Circle and Parouette 70
cents Second Circle 80 Gallery, 25 cents Quad
room Boxes, each rs cents; Private Boxes each Sc.
rs Change of Tmenoos open o'clock performance
| TO begin ! 4 O'clock.
ms P. GLEASON Trsasprar
NEW OPERA EEOUSEs-CORNGR oF BouRRnk
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SOUTHERN NIANUFAC TORY
UPHOLSTERY AND FURN q RE-


P. MALLARD,
IS ROYAL STREET AND II BIENvIILE STREET,
Informs his and the public generally
that in of the organization of the Southern Con
ederacy he has resolved increase his facilities the
UFACTORE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF FURh ITURE
Having had twenty experience in the manufacture of Fur
for this market succeeding pro-
ducng article far superior any brought the
North.
Always hand from his Mandatory, Bed Room Paror
Dining Room, Hall and Library Sets.
Ali kinds of Furniture made Drawing
In conjunction with The above named business he will
keep hand all descriptions foreign goods
direct importation. for Furniture, Daperies
Stus etc. Window Shades Cornices Carpets, Mattings
Upholste, Trimmings, Artistic Brouzes Clocks Candeabas.
Lamps Fancy China and Biscuit Articles China Table Sets
Aleuie and Plated Table Ware yenan all Sizes
Artificial Flowers and Flower Baskets etc. etc.
Furniture and Carpets stored and repaired ma 2p3t30t
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VARIETIES THEATER. GRAvIER STREE.
Mr. John f. OWENS Sole Lessee and Manager
40. stage Director
Mr. GEO T. COLLINS. Acting Manager
FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 8, 1861,
Nineteenth lime of the successful drama ever presented
TO the New Orleans public, DE ANS; THE HEART
OF MID LDTHlAN-0Avid Deans, Mr.. Chas. Bass; Geor-
de Robertson Mr. A. Davenport Duke of Arg le Mr..
Mark Smith; NclG NJ n W; Lefingwel fairhother
Geo Jordan Laird UDnmbe'ihes, Mr. Chas Queen
Caroline Mig Anne Graham Jeanne Deans Miss Charlotte
son, Mrs Chapman Niadse Widhre, Mrs W. H l.e,ghton
10 cHmm nee with the farce called SLASHtR AND CRASER
After which, DANCE-by Mile Francis
PRICES OF AnMssInM Private Boxes taccording e
Seats Reser we'd during the day S Quaroon Gallery 81
oges 50 2en Colored Gallery b CENTS White Gallery
G' Box Office open daily, from o'clock A. NJ ocloct
r NJ, where Seats and Boxes secured days
vance of the day of perfo NANCE
RD- Doors at halfpast O'Clock perfo
mence at 7 O'Clock.
M W. B. CHIPPENDALE Treasurer.
SPALDGNG 81 ROC *GIsS' MUSEUM, tAdioinine
~ the ACADEMY MUSIC -Admissinn cents Children
and Servants Is cenpOpeh Day and Night from NJ
10 p. NJ. The G&AND AQUARIA, Ocean and River
nrden pertest working ode Miniature eamshiD the
famous German Mechanical Orchestral the lnge spec
ireu and skeleton Of Boa Constructor besides
100000 other Cnriosilies. feI5
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SFIERIFF1S SALES.

>~-~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~ -~~--~~NS>~~-
New 6tIsnas L. PicKRELL-No" Il o. % LINE
wa dILlrud =. 81 T., writ Of seizure and sale
of New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed
to sell at public AUCTION at the City Hotel street.
tween Camp and Magazine Streets MONDAY. March 49,
ACERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND. -
together with the twostory frame dwelling and other i'm @
provements eeon and til rights, ways, privileges and M
appartenance thereuto belonging ia anywi appernin
boundedhy Nayndes Charles First Apollo or Carondse
and Sc SeeGd streets beng Ea of the lot ground designated ~
Gotihe Architect dated May Is 1880 and dep sited
his y id portion or piece ground me ~ A tmpt
III feet inches lines ont laid Nnyndes or
parallel lines l2 feet mng he corner Of said tieets as
the whole will fully appear by the said prop
in ied sa september ~ '' ana annexed to the petition here
Seized lin the above suit
the sum Of two hons4nd seven hnnre AMIN and y dsrs
lS25W with interest thereon at six per from
and pee from maturity till pa S. 81 costs Of pro,es
together with PER gent" lawyers fees on said aggregate
of $3.50 dated Sc ~ 1859 and payable two years
per Gent IT.; from ma y q not rea mt, ans payment
-fel4 NILS Is Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
SE'ef New eE IVY w
Rx VIRTUE Of writ Of s 81; ,ai:eo and sale
sell pnbic auction, the City Hotel Common Street be-
tween Camp and Magazine streets SATURDAY 30h day
OF March, ISL at Il o'clock NJ, the following described
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the
eiation Laurel Pleasant rorano streets The said lots of
ground being degna ed by the Nos s.
mtg through to Toedano street, which they like
TEhMs-Cash on the spot . -
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E'Ile-0rlanns, II isnvier, 1851.
Wis est par lie present donnie que lie BIs-
IA de Gonnissa Second
commencera portion u dit District de esGche
nent stne des les limites de Ia Roavels
Ia riv6re Mississippi cots suoarienr de Ia
long do Il dite Julie debarcadeIe Mobile; e long
du dit ddharcae6 jusqna Ia Delord lie ling de Ia
Delod du supe du Canal du New Orleans Canaui
Banking Company suiran lie dit Canal jnsanau Point
CHAIRMAN; long iusn'ua fontiers
des dOrleean ct de Jefferson,
there jnsqu'a Ia rvidre 'spp cts uvsn les det
die ryiere nausu point de dtpagtn plan dnqpe as fat
la lirosse dOrlaans les ravaux ldcessares
settlement de Ia de du dit hi ct
tot que ie pub ic ons
serons faes crmne dams repace quare ans
Mus cncu.. "olt denvron mil
Et auss dnls commencement dessfcher
Dis riot de u ssecemen dams les liies
Jefferson comm ean' Ia rfyere Mississippi In soutisre
paoisses de efe d. leans le long de In lite rontere
1squ'au c Poutcha ln lie des bo d dit lac jusqu
chein de fer de lac Pontcharrra
dit chemin iusqua Ia v'ere Mississippi les
de Ia de riv6re iu ou'nu mint -pares plans deeues
etc fats feposes bu'uean du Recarieur
eaues dams paroisses Jefferson Qe les
cessaes de dessdcheuent de Ia dite rtiop d dit
sc sernnt sitot
REFUSES Ia o at les dis
Pc de quatre Plus calcu denyirozi
deux cent cinquaute mil pastres
ial2 lAw4V I, II. PLACE
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J. J. EV E R s,

So Charities street.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in French and American
PER HANGINGs Borders Corners Oaks and Marbles.
cry variety.
nParticuGr attention all work in his line dI7 "
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nhNNf'a ohfol, oRbEAFs, etc., etc., etc.
For sale by C. CAvAROC L co.
In Store ind for Sale:
1870 boxes Caret, good ordinary.
$50 Chateau Dillon Chateau Margaux do
Laftte, Cos d. Es.ournel, Ieovile Chateau Istour
and A. SsignoDret feres.
10 boxes White Wine, Chateau Yquem. 1.
S. Farsac.
125 casks Claret, good ordinary.
90 Chateau Dillon.
Is half casks :.
ITO casks White Wine Haut Sauterne
30 barrels 5.
80 half casks :. Y..
go baskets AniBete, extra.
100 boxes Swiss Absynth f. Perraud.
80 :. :. :. C. F. Berger.
u boxes Chambertin, Oh. Larey d CITE. Lgier Beair.
:. Romance =.
10 =. Clos Fougeot :. :. :.
50 ba,kets Champagne Due de Nontebello.
20 Eug. CIcquo
Rrandies, under Custotn-Eouse Keys:
Is quarter pipes Cognac Achle Petit, 1910.
60 octaves :. :.
IS quarter pipes :. J. B. Baron 1927.
is W. Leroy, 1926
50 :. Coco. Pere l. Fills, 1913.
% octaves :. :. .
20 quarter pipes >. :. 1870. Is.
ociaves :. :. :. .
10 quarter pipes :. J. A. Guerin, 1926
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, Etn1nE a. 4 gtso Ell, Successors

SSsf4LEgTg J. Z. MATTHEW'S { Co
sas=St! CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS, aud everything 80
fer Building and Repairing Carriages kept fcr sa
kxIEs suitable Game Carts Days, Linch Pins
a ~. -'sr4-- lTrlnoes
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BOARD All
Baton Rouge, Dec. 26, 1860 {
aS-ResoIved, That the reSuiat lions estab-
Iished BY this Board with the Organization volu-
companies bonds ETC. be printed and deposited with the
AdIutnnt and that public given mill
tay companies this State desiring arms
equipments under the the gsIature
State apply said Adutnnt General the regula
tions FORMS etc; and also for their commissions
regulations and forms are complied with.
THOS. O. MOORE,
President of the Military Board.
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.tlEIsEAsA su..AIs LsEsERN 800 soI. sAhE
HOLLAND GIN

EOLLANKb GIN
~ ~ -ipes cSenkars' Queen,
~ Sotel'S Tmprrisl.
For sale by S. n. GRATIAA a CO.,
lei No. 50 GassoRauHEe IT.
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Steamboat qepartares Tbis 9ay.
Friday, March 8, 1861.

HB- schooner Jos. rIaxficld, May, master:
from Charleston dschargng ut Post 70 Second
District Consgnees will please the receipt Of
goods the evee otherwise they will be stored their
pense and risk.
ms GEO W. HYNSDN X Co, 81 Camp st.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-23

SrNuvRy, March lpth 1901.
Csu,r met pursuant ~ n,4ic-. Chief Burgess george
t. Ymluginan, present aud swUIn' also the following
members present and sworn ,,,-,-
Assistant Bntresses-F Buchef, Benz. Hcndrcks,
BENJAMIN Xeuemuyer and Emanuel Wiivert ~
Common Council-Wm r. Grant, Charles n Brlght,
VIM L. Dcwart, Solomon stroh, =. NJ Shindel and Soo-
mon B Boyer.
Minutes OF last meeting read and adopted
Solomon Strnh + ROhrbach and u. Hendricks, were
rs.appnnted n committee on Highways and sidewalks
+ Rohrbach G. A. Blight and 7. NJ. Shindelj were
appointed committee on River Bank.
on motion Mr. Grant Resolved That the Chlet Bur
rress be authorized to notify lIuas Bowen and James
X Boyd, repair the crossing at the Railroad imhedi'
atey.
Bill Of @ Youngman for services as Chief Burgers.
SOS co. presented und motion all order was granted
Tor the same.
Bill Of Bucher Of s3 90, for CRYING sale Of Ferry
presented and mUtiOn order was granted foi
the -
motion was made by Mr. Boyer and seconded by MI
Grant, viz: Whereas ordinance imposing fine OF one
dollar on each member Of Council who is absent,
Resolved That each member shall he entitled to the
Of fifty ceuts for each attendance during the ensuing
year
The yeas and required by Messrs Shinde nnr
i Srnh
YRAs-Bucher Zettemoyer, Hendricks wi-er,, Grant
BoveI, Bright and Stroh--s.
/ NAYs-Dewart and Shndel-2
| On motion, adjourned to meet second Tuesday o
/ April next. JNO w BUCuER, Clerk.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-23
GENEROSITY EXTRAORDINARY

Our Wilmington lottery friends insist upon
giving us large prize. On Wednesday we
received letter from one who offers TO insure
us prize Of $4,000 more than the money
paid for the tickets. On Thursday we re.
ceived letter from two other firms at
Wilmington. One offers ouly $4,000 OF q
prize. The other Gays we might draw as
much as $4,000 Only think OF au editor
refusing such tempting offers. Cowper has
said that "the age Of virtuous politics is
past, and we are now deep 10 that Of cold
pretence." If Cowper was alive now, he
would make an exception in favor Of editor,
who refuse the tempting offers Of these mag
unanimous lottery dealers. We think, how.
ever, we shall, upon reflection, accept the
proposition Of the first mar, who proposes to
insure US prize Of $4,000 And as he shows
himself to be generous fellow, we are de.
termined not to be outdone in generosity and
magnannity, and will therefore, agree tc
throw of $1,000, and take $4,000, If he will
give us good and undoubted security for the
payment OF that sum, before we send him The
$40 10 question.
As this is fair proposition it will, nc
doubt, be accepted.
T. S-We neglected to say that blaul
envelope was also enclosed, which may bt
used for other purposes in case our proposi
tion is refused.