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from the books Of the Company.
A. EROTBER, President.
JANE. Fl. WHEELER, Secretary.
STATE Or LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Sworn to aud Subscribed before this 5 day of January
1851 D. F. MITCHELL,
Second Justice OF the Peace.
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UNION BANK OF LOUISIANA,
New rleans, Jan D. 1861.
BALANCES UNCLAIMED, PUBLISHED in con
ID toiy with the Legislature, approved lIth March,

DROWN'S ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GIN
d GER Invaluable Family Medicine this Of
the preventive and cure for the DarThea Dysents
complaints of children and known and prescbed by ht
Medical Faculty. Prepared only by FREDK BROWN, and
for sale his Drug and Chemical Store N E. CORNER OF
FIFTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS, PHIL ADELPHIA.
Also all respectable Druggists in the United States
and JNO. WRIGHT L CO., New Orleans. je5 en-
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IMPROVED REAL Estate IN THE FIRST DISTRICT,
corner Of Cypress and Prieur streets, a AGe.ion.
BY ]. 3. WALTON,
ESTATE OF JOHN D. FINK.

ESTATE OF JOHN D. FINK.
A TwO-sToRY DOUBLE TENEMENT FRAME HOUSE
on Erao street. between Apollo and Bacchus Streets
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, will, the improvements thereon
Franklin street. between Lafayette and PoyJras streets,
at Auction.
By J. B. WALTON,
City Auctioncer
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kyDFa RTNERSHIP NOTICE MR.. RDWARI
" NEWMAN Of this city, is this day admitted partneril
our house, The style of our firm remains unchanged.
A. 4EpIa Co.,
Cotton Factors and General Commission Merchants,
SO CRroudelst street.
New Orleans, Jan. ], 1850. ia2l ~
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grYE FELTON, PATENT
MILITARY CAps MADE TO ORDER

: WI -. = ,-I,
We arc now prepared Manufacture any description of MIL
TARY CAPS that may desired the shortest notice.
Prices moderate.
We have also on hand splendid assortment Of French SILK
Cashmere md Felt HITS nil styles and coors, at prices to
y -" H. G. JOHNSTON Co,
i,I- ~ Under St. Charles Hotel.
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A TTBNIIOa aTTEaTEDEs Il
Class is being formed to receive Hstruciioss
Hm The Art of seif-Defsnae,
... -~Itf-
BRoAD-s SWORD ExERcIsK

Gentlemen wishing to learn this Beautiful and Us@fae
Science will pe,se make early application, only
TIED NUMBER hs Glmittsd.
CAVALRY sw 0PD EXERCISE. Mourteti and Dst1aauss;5
A Boys Glass viii practice two nights in each weak
plars Hall, l24 CaroHdelet street
Private Lessons my hoEr OF the daF.
R-Fcr further information. apply the effcs Of pa.
AANULTY, No. 11S 81. Charles Poydras
the hours of 8 O'clock A. NJ. and . r. II.
Rz-TeErns node,ate d.. In
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j. B. WALTON.


I lib. WALTON.."....... I'D. d. WALTON,
CITY AUCTIoNEER,
And AUCTIoNEER, APPRAISER and GENERAL AGENT
for the Purchase and Sale Of REAL ESTATE,
SLAVES, LANDS, ETC., etc.
Office, 40 Camp street,
Centinue his personal all sales of Real Estate,
slave Furniture Bank and other Stocks SUGGESTIONS
chsndise generally.
Henyes attention to his system pan plan
Real Esatenaugnraed at large expeDseebcins every
squire and every lot in every square with the
thereof the Of the owner and other valuable information
taken from the most authentic sonrcesccnring in the pur
chase sale and appraemeat of Ro Bate upequaed adyan
tages and information
RFnniture and other attended .e2
IMPROVED REAL Estate IN THE FIRST DISTRICT,
corner OF Cypress and Prienr streets, at AHc.ion.
BY J. 3. WALTON,
Auconeer--OHice, 40 Camp street.
SATURDAY, 10Th instant, at IL O'Clock
~ NJ, at the ST. Charles Exchang, at public auction Will be
ONE LOT OF GROUND, in the First district of his city,
forming the Of Cypress Pcu streets in the square
bounded by Cypress johnson rieur and Julia Streets
ing 2 feet INCHES and lines front Cypress street, by
depth and front Oh Pri.lr street Of rs feet.
The improvements this lot Of three frame
Dwelling Houses, containing each and kitchen for
each dwelling. sheds cserfs etc
R CASH bal lncc in and two year., in
the notes OF the purchaser his hearing
tcrest from day Of sac maturity and
thereafter not punctualy rad with special mortgage tie
properly Old until final payment.
The buildings of The
by the purchaser and the policy lie transferred
to the vendor until final
Act Of sale before Theodore Stark, Notary Public at the
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IN GRAND MASK AND FANCY M
ca DRESS BALL n
10 Dc give" '' HON. TIC at ARHoHT HAIL.
Tuesday Evening, MarGi-sr''s' Feb H.
:, c,, n q Sti j. 1 W II !" D IT ,t;re.#
r. ScEiitaachef' r, Nnh1trp T. Sm 81
n Ironirra O. SpItzf4ten r. Eli.arlfs
j. Schultz" J. Nn'ter, swan
YIN. G Mueller y M MsT,a X X ht,
J. 4. Ferilloley, =. A!ma;" Il .icttel,
i. Leonard.
COMMITTEE OF ARNAsGENENrs: .
Theo G. suphoni, George Sptzaden,
wishing procure Ladies Invitations, will please
Ton Conmttce. which win every Monday and Friday
evening nj the Hall;
ss his9 VII i be sa n ;ne sye ad g5oyos 70 IL, SAIL
End at the corner Of reonpouns ogG Sumter Streets and
Written proposals Bar Restaurant Box lie
above Ball, will be received by IhCo 6 Sphont go 1873
ohse lo- FoydF"s street. "n the ii" Oh February is0
X B-No ladies admitted without invitation, approved by
the COMMITTEES. jail I'd
. PROF. A. caIII1l2ARn1,s DANCING
most espocliuiy announces to lis friends and the pub
3Elic in general that his Dancing Academy will be open
N iicity aoal On The I5Ih Of SVTEMBER When he trusts
Days Of Tuition for Thursdays and Sat
tenenis!s Glass tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
frrra 7 10 8 P N.
in Schools and Academies will prompt,
attended TO.
LEN Esd, Music Store No. 3 Camp street NIL 3n
:. ppI,D grrr<-a $, n e, N51I.-,. ,r.I,p,,7
SSo5a EaTsr., II ElsStA7' Daf'o4'U AtADhNt
: 81 Odd feLGWS Hail =.
SSa PFo D. vegas most respectfully announces 70 ms
vii f. opsnSd fof tis a: Odd Fellows Hall
SATURDAY, November 10, 1850.
The days and hours of tuition are as follows:
Chdren-Tuosdays Thursdays Saturdays, till
O'Clock ?. N.
GenlemenM Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, from till
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]. J. Z V E r S,
62 Charities street.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in French ard American Pa
PER HANGINGs Borders Corners Oaks and Marbles in
cry variety.
HS-Partcuar attention ldo all work in his line d7 ly
Ana CHARLES THRRSFIIE, SUCCESSOR
&Iy2TO ELLIS X TIL ESHIE, Importer and Dealer in
IN Hardware, Cutlery, etc.,
. No. l0i P0ydraS ST. between Camp and ST. Charles.
Builders Hardware and Crates.
Cabinet and House Furnishing Hardware,
Carpenters Tools In great variety,
and from the most celebrated makers.
a1-For sale 1t extremely low prices, oil 1y
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AUCTION SALES.

-. AUCTION SALES.
SALE WITHOUT RESERVE.
Damaged Shoes.
100 cases Boots Shoes and Brogans
BY E. ROGER ~ CO.,
Auction Rooms, Nos. As and II Old L'eTec street,
between Cus,omhouse and Bienville streets
THURSDAY, the 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock A. |
a. NJ heir Nos IS and Al Old Levee street,
il cases Shoes damaged and sold for account of
may concern.
100 of Boots Shoes and Brogans for men, women and
children, comprising fresh select assortment
H3J-TERMs--A sale Jam
COTTON IRON BANDS AND CLASPS.
BY D. E. MORPHY,
Auctioneer.
51: 4std sa
g cases Iron Bands. ,n
Rg~TERMs-Ga,h jol6
GERMAN CIGARs.........., ......GERMAN CIGARS.
BY D. E. MORPHY,
AucrIoaEER
FRIDAY, tst1i Inst, at u - o'clock a; ~.
at NO. u Magazine street, 10 ciohe cohlgipehts VIII DC
1900 German Cigars, various brands sizes and qualities
SUCCESSION OF MRS. MARY J. WAssON, No l7452.
Second District Court New Household
Furniture etc.
BY GARDNER SMITH 81 CO.,
Formerly j. A. Beard K Co.,
GARDNER SMITH Auctioneer,
Office 81 Common street.
vi x 81. "a IsSl e at ai h"if 81 s
poenC street BET wee Liberty md Howard streets by
end m .""S ~ 6 edit f the G d. d. MGy s
nary Il 1881 for account If said successioI,--
An ASSORTMENT or GOOD HOUSEHOLD FUR
Ni w. TEk ST.
SUCCESSION DE DAME MARY j. WATSON, No. 17452
'en&cme oonr DC D'e' de l" N'p'e''e o's'n'-'e a'7
DAD ctp0>-T-ro c,rrrrrry . Tro
FAA' GAl'nIE.1t' p DAt II o. w.
n ,,nxxn s,,,r,r Ern,,torr
pr,aar Al r,,a do l., Commune
Y INDI. 20 de ianvier 1861. 4, 10 I,eures ct
- demie A. NJ il ser" vendn lenc rue hienonehG entire
IL ,i tS i Ia Tsmx ;nn i.- ~ fnt % ia E,,
vele Idans en- date da ii jsver 1861 pour lie compile
de succession
UN ASSORTMENT DE BONS MEUBT.ES, ETC.
p57- CONDITiONS-Conptnnt. JILL
cond District Court Of t,ew Orleans.
BY PLAC1Dh j. SPEAR,
TUESDAY, Jnnu;ift ~ iabi, nt ~ O'clock
p RI r,n IT, IF he nconI Distrirt ronrt nf XIV,
Orea,s dated Dec 1850 Io"l proceed to sell public
3 ~ Ii T ii No - iiG % u @ ,tto
g:id succession. tG-wi:
Hhf?AlN LoF OF GIi1LND OF irTegil5nr fon SHaiei
lying ana beng ~ me ous on me tiRlt H'i OF me
RIVER AliS3sp IN ths parl, ~ lo No. o. square
st[ess secoqihg - ir f% y ap n
eihttr, on Ine I'm 5ig iu III ie tc7
OF oniS l. Cane late Notary fubiC IN TINS r as pan 20
one ElhHfed ana ,heiYlEe0 OF pop 81 pms 70 tsj M1c
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Dartitular Notttes.

n1rNotice to shippers of freight Tor tho
Mississippi Central RsOad freight viii be received Tor
al7 II r 3. WILLIAMS
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ID EAI. ESTATE AGENT-JOHN PUROEbii, Me-
N Exchange Place. stairs nearly opposite the Post
Office attends Leasing R2ntng and Collection Of Rents Of
Oreas CarrolltOp Also to the inyesIrant oil
money All business entrusted to him promptly attended to-
lyle fn
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PHYSICIANS AND APoTHECARIEs

PHYSICIANS AND APOTHECARIES.
First yi.trict-Dr j. N FOiWEIL#; JOHN BOOTii@ and
a. A. SDSfERS. ApoEhecaeieS: - - -.,- ,
second Dtstrict-Dr. F. L. TANEf*i j. KAUFMAN Apoth'
ifiira Dsrct-Dr j. J. EER; AUGUST Shelly" Apo
Fourth Dis!rlct-No election Of rhysician r. lURNEY*
Apotherary.
;g1E d ~ J. FOTGER, Secretary
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AHctinneer-Offce, 40 Camp street.
THURSDAY, Jan. "a, 1861, at IL o'clock
to nv 6Ts IF nSi$ 2 T District Of this
snre Constance street esgnate! BY N"s. 5,
elusive pas drawn by onio H. pllio' City Surveyor dated
Lots inen,i.s Re- e@s g feet front
lines 10: forming the corner Of Washington Avenue and
No measures 80 feet inch front Washington Ave
mug, by depth Of i29 feet, between parallel lines
oTgt::e notes dated 2 January 1850 each for he OF
Be in to yca Scaling 1 rer ce" er u amt rom
date nrity and per cent. thereafter if punctuay
Of SHE before ". Peters, Notary Public ex.
pense Of The purchaser JAZZ
SUCCESSION OF GEO. S KEEN, DECEAsED-THAT
Brick Building, with slate roof and Lots of Ground
known Tharp Ksens Cotton Pielery-, situated on
James street. between Religious and ST. Thomas Streets
~ BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-Ohice, 10 Camp street
a9s p 1ssh Web md T.
c 6d Of e1 S Fl f. y 5 Ct
SS e GPS Of "S s wifi e ,o dI %seaa
Of lie succession Of S. Keen deceaed the cown de.
TWO LOIS Or GRouNn the First District this city,
In the square bounded BY $ James Market Religions and St.
F Ss'l By s2j g9a 1"Se s
oss Of E. onny a.. N9HFy rqGc sna lots cts. a9on each
a 1 ~" es By dsph l5s feet % ineIs and ass
menls thereon consisting cs Building with slate roof
Platforms, Stables,
Bar rERMSTle purchaser the payment of three
dated The 18th day Of February 1882 each for the
$3.50 payable three and our years bearing interest
the rate of Fix percent Anun from date until due and
balance cash
before o. Drouet, Notary Public, expense
| OF the purchaser.
SUCCESSION DE GEO. S. KEEN, DECEDE-vENTE 4
Fecan de bitisse bIques ardoises,
les deuy ttrains, lie de Tharp IL
Cotton Pickey, stute la St James
les Religious ct ST Thomas
PAR J. B. WALTON,
| Encanteur-i0 rue du Camp.
| CAMEEJI, lie T6 de feSrier 1861, a midi, n
~ Ia Charles,
nrlre de hon0rabe +. II. Morgan huge Delxcme
DiSrict e % dtccnlbre iS Doer de Ia Cour Nc
Gl2, dun orrt snppiGmentarc de IN mGme honorable
dtt rl5 j4nyer sl veUdu, pour IL Ii
| SlvGl-
DEUX TERRAINS, dams lie Premier District de Vile
dams iet borne pnr les St James, Market Religious 81
Thomas dtS:n6s par les Nos s. pfn IL essG
PiG, date le IS dtcembe 1855 h1pJs6 dans P&tHe de
ouuy notairc public. Les dts tcrius cnntigns
clacun 81 pcds II ponCes ct ignes de Ia
James. poiondeur de $50 pjeds 10 poUces gnes
nes pa!eieS anlGIicA!DG les nn6liorn
s. trouvent, consistnnt base hrQnes
| nTt0ises. plateorluc> ccHties etc.
H9f. IONSI'Acqa6reul aSsuRlera Ia Placement d.
rois bets dates lie iAnyier l6a chacua pour la
$3.50 payabls dams deuN. oiS quae pOI nttrct
rison dc six pour Fan de els dates curs Gchtanccs
| bl"nce clmpt1nt.
.Ace purdey 0. Drouet, notiGe public r,i
| 20 l'ArQutreuR jail q fcl Is l6
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Sr. CHARLES TnEArER-sr. CHARLES 81
THURSDAY EVENING. Jan1ey II,

Fourth Night of he Engagement COLE MITCHELL
who will appear in Seven ehsractGrst
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FIFTY DOLLARS WARD-LOST,
NzA the 9Th of November last sriali yellow Scotch
ID Terrier Slut witlsa led and white collar The
reward will Re paid en- delivery at No CarOndOs ST
Ia12 81
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lAuEFt7OIs d.
GARDNER SMITH, Encarteur,
Bureau 81 de IN Commune.
7 UNDI, 20 de iaFvier 1861, 10 heures ct
IL uemie M ii veEdu lenCal Melpomenc entire
Gbrte Howah Fun nTdEe de Honorable P
H. de la Deuxtme Gur District de In NU
vele Olda date du II sner 1851 pour lie de Ia
dic Succession
UN ASSORTMENT DE BONS MEUBIES etc.
re- CONDITIONS !onlptnnt. iN1
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s4E~Ns, II. MARSH, DflRaIAN n CO.,
--!ssS1-Sf2 CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
CORNER OF CARONDELET AND GRAyIER STREETS,
NEW ORLEANS,
Keeps constantly hand large assortment of GAR
RAG ES from their anufacory in New Jersey which they
offer for sale very reasonable terrss,
Excupiye Dusenbnry Van Deusen Douglas !
Posts of Newark, New Jersey, HIGHT BUGGIEs. ms 6
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OFFICE OF THE CANAL CARoNnELET AND
NAVIGATION COMPANY,

&8yVnshinGtOn ------zz--------- meets every
FRIDAY ~ ~ O'Clock F. N. Members requested 10 be
nnurtunl. iy27 en-
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Arsenal. HRoD STREET, 3d.. |
New Orleans. jan 10, 1851,
,pP- Attention!-tThe officers and members
special meeting OF the Company 10 be held Mt the Arsenal
Gfrod street, THURSDAY EVENING, 18th inst, at
jail it CESAR HUCHEz, Secretary.
BB-Noticc--An adjourned meeting of the
late Fossil Club will take place THIS CfhufTday EVE
MING 7th inst 81 o'clock receive and nc: np0n the
port Of the Committee upon tho Basis Of Forming an ATmei
Body for Home Protection, "
The meeting will be held in the Lecture Room Of Odd Eel
lowB' Hall A full Attendance ~ solicited. jal7 1t
BANK NEW ORLEANS, /
New Orleans, Jan. Is, lS6l.}
n9"A At the annual election, h. Id or tho l4ft h
Inst the following gentlemen duly elected Directors oil
this Bank for the ensuing year:
L. q. JUREY. firm Of Farley, JurGy & Co
y. NJ. IIORREl.I firm Of Horrell, Gayle CO.
W A. YIOiETT firm Of ". a. Finctt Il 60
JOHN s. WALLIS firm Of Jno s. Wn lis 4 Co.
n. N. BENAt;II I. finn Of Ralt. BenaChi Il Co.
w. II. CAMERON, finn Of Pal ne .E Harrison
JOS MEEAND firm of Mcuard, VignHtd Il Go.
W. A. EfIMDRE. firm Of Km0re Il King.
w. y hartley, firm Of Barley johnson Il Co.
J. 2. DAVIS. hrm Of Davis Jenkins Il Co.
OGDEN K DUNNING, firm Of McStea, Value Il Co
FRANK WILLIAMS.
And at meeting Of the Board held This day FRANK WILL
LIAhiS, Esq, unanimously reelected President.
jalG Ct MORTIMER BELLY. Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-17

EJDI. lie 3! dc Janyier 1851. midi, i'll sera
y eGcan TlIotel St-Chaalts, par
orlle de honorable Fl. Morgan, ugc de Ia
DeIIxiemc COur de District de Ia NDuveile 0rltanN 1911
date lie 2 dtcGmhe 1850 Fe In succession cidrsS
IN BANG DAMS I.EGIISE D L CHRIST dams la vile de
Ia NOuyelle. ORLEANS. No. IFS.
COMMUNICATION al I 81 IS 81
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E9~DudIey Lodge No. Ct, f.. and A. NJ
Regular of this Lodge held EVERY SAT
URDAY EVENING at O'Clock, in their Ledge Room at the
GRAND LODGE, Masonic Hall, OF ST. Charles md
Pardo Streets Members Of tho Craft trnernRly Invited
OrFIcERs-Wn. H. Stewart, W. M; S. j. Outlet, W.
H. F. Hall, j. VI; Thaddeus d. Vnnilorn, Treasurer;
j. W Sheaer Secretary; r. L. Moore S. d. Henry H. Robin
I n las. n Scof. vie "
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-24
R sUCKUMSTANCE!
SLOAN UNDER THE COUNTERI

SMITH AND OTHERS IN A BoXIC
MORRIS in sight with his Celebrated
~ Arabian Condition Powder. where every owner
OF Horses aud Cattle can At once fad a cheap. Ger
tain, safe. reli able and hest medicine in use Tor ma
ny OF the Diseases peeHIiar TO such animals. They
are n sovereign remedy for CoEghs. cOfds. Less Of
-APPetite, DistenPer. Hds-BeaHd. EsGrss in It's
nrst stages. &c. &c They have gained q decided
reputation over all others in use Try them. See
Circulars. For Sale by all Druggists and Merchants
in the country Alse at Wholesale by the proprietor
AZ l6l, Ontario Street Cleveland, o., 70 whOz all or
ders must be addressed.
O G. NORRIS, Proprietor.
Sold by Woods & Pew. Warren.
FEB. 20, '6I-iy-l l.1
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-24
Y0ttIs.
THANKFULL FOR FAVoRs IN

n 6Emes years they hope By a stfict personal at
tsntisn 10 business TO merit = share Of the trade Of
cid tznb1il and s~djeininE counties.
Ssss. Eain St. Esrrss O., sept IS. 100.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-24
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
ron THE CURE or

FoR TIE o or
costireness, Ja1naaies, Dy5pepsia, Indigestion.
Dysenterg, FoHI Stomach, EJysipeLas, Headaehe,
Pies, HeaDlafism, EruplioRS and Ssi1 Diseases,
Lirer Complaint, D0psy 7sIcy, Tlraors aud
SAL Rhe1ma, WoTAis, GoHt, Neu-aLJia, as a
Dinner PHI, and for Ps5iEyiRg The Blood.
They are sngar-coated. so that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best aperient in the world for all the purposes of a
family physic.
Priso Is cents per Fox; Five boxes for S1oo.
Greatnumbers Of Clcrgymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent personages, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness of these
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion OF them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALNASAcin which they
are given; with also full descriptions of The above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure z
Do not be put off By unprineipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS. and take no others. The sick
want The best aid there IS for them, and they should
have Il.
An our remedies are for sale bv
Woods L Pew. Hoyt & Stratton. Warren S. T.SouIe
Newton Falls; J. W Jackson. JOhnsonviIs; B. B.
Pelton, Kinsnan; Williams & S~quibble. Mesopota.
mia; Dr.: g: W. Howe, North DlooHnelS, and ali deal
poSA. ., laeAl rr.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-24
FXECUTOR,S SALE

EXECUTORS SALE.
- BY virtue Of the authority vested in me By the
VII OF Cornslius Boyd, ate Of Lordstown. deceased.
1 will offer at public sale on
Wednesday,, l0h Aprizat 10 O'Clock An.
he farm Of 100 acres beion ging to the estate Of the
at Cornelius Boyd Sail farm is well Eatered, has
seVeralnever falling springs-a hne orchard OF the
best va reties Of fruits, &e- deli will be offered
altogsther or IN parcels as purchasers may DESIRE
1erms:-0ne fourth cash In hand. the balance in four
equal annual payments with interest 20 be oonPdted
and paid annually ~ Ohm a
IMarcA ~, Ie6l-111 ExTaf CvaEElTss DaHD
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-28

WASHINGTON. June 26.-The reports cir
culated of a change in the plans of General
Scott, and that be will commence active OPP
erations against the rebels, are erroneous
We are further than ever removed from
battle. Gen. Scott has no purpose of max
ing a general engagement. The only con-
fiicts between US and the rebels which are
likely to transpire at present are skirmishes.
General SCOTS plan is the concentration
of Federal troops in Virginia, and the other
border states, in such large bodies as to
make it madness for the rebels to make
attack while thus illuminating them. The
presence of our troops will encourage the
loyal citizens in sufficient numbers to pre-
vent any further outrages, cut off their re-
sources, increase the dissatisfaction in their
camps, and cause desertion; and by thus
harrassing and demoralising them, drive
them from the border states. General Scott
is confident this accomplished, the loyalty
of the border states is fixed. 1t is then his
purpose to transport by sea, an immense
force To operate against the Gulf States.
They will be landed under the protection of
men-of-war on the gulf coast, and thus
threatened by an approach by sea, the au-
thOrites Of the different sti ties will at once
recall their troops from the main body and
thus break up their grand army and make
it impossible for any offensive movements.
Fragments Of the confederate force being
thus cut off from supplies from the border
states, will be driven to accept terms from
Washington.
1t is no part of the plan, as at present ar
ranged, to attack the debris of the rebel ar
my, or attempt to retake any of the stolen
forts, as the restoration of them will be one
of the conditions dictated to the rebels when
they find themselves forced 10 accept terms
By January he thinks the rebellion will be
entirely defeated, and the Union recon
strucled.
Communication has just been had with
Beauregard at Manassas. A lady just from
there, who had an interview with Beaure-
gard, said it was not his intention to attack
Washington, but to act on the defensive
Lieut.. Tompkins and command are safe at
A alexandria.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-28
Noon Dispatches.

BALTIMORE, June 27.-At 3 O'Clock this
morning, Geo. P. Kane, Police Marshal of
this city, was arrested at his house by order
of Maj. Gen. Banks, ami conveyed TO Fort
McHenry, where be is now held as prison
er. General Banks has issued a proclama-
ton nominating John R. Henley, of the
Maryland Regiment Provost Marshal. Al
so superceding the power of the Police
Commissioners. Mr.. Henley is to exercise
supreme control over the Police Department
until some known loyal citizen is appointed
to act as Marshal. The proclamation gives
as the reason for the arrest of Kane, that be
is known to be aiding and abetting those
kno ~n to be ia armed rebellion against the
government, and is at the head of an armed
force which he has used rather to conceal
than to detect acts of treason to the gov
eminent.