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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-12-04

Life 'nsus ance s ...... ....
Those desiring CHS satr~t andetesprst protec,
ti.'n tor their families, can secure il In our
Wisconsin C..snFs,ny. i ha. already become,
in reality. - tate institution, having Agents
and pat,'n.S among the best business men in all
the prbeiJr,l towns in the State. IL is 10 lO,,
ger u ~ liter Of doubt that Life Insurance can
he coi,iuctri rs well in W,sc0n sin IA in .'Onnec
ticui 81 any other Eastern States.
Thus while duty demands tn It meu should
h.s RI their lives, it also demands that the y
should keep their money for investment a,
home. confident that our success has beer,
more than equal to that at tn. most "unprece.
dent.si, We uld cordially invite all our c;ti.
x.,,st 3" call ut the ttice, a,usl, west es,rl er IT
Main and Wisconsin streets, and ex tmine Tor
thcm.rlves 49,. DAGG ~, Pres't.
.A.W kELi"oo, .ec'y. -t.srt....~.
&. L. SCOT agent, NcGregor, Iowa
Nav 30 IsG VI. - s-.' -
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-12-04

NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS SALE
Unit-d Mates # Amcs,ca, I,sst,sct C.s.t II a..
U.itd stats. for FAC DsstIc: u SosaA. No.ih ~
1 NO is. Is 3 @~a
Robert P. Lane, Good, ear A. Ssn'crd.l
ard Wooster 4. DicktimxnP, 20, srt.$
n~r. under the maine aud style oi9
''''' sanford . -, s"' }rn ch.n+.r,
4. r. Jones. Elisabeth Joces. his wife,
I~orY~ l.. Bass ard Ann i'ass, hi vii..
0riGE !. saeehy gives chat - tire llth day Of
~ DsceuuberS a. o. lSNl.st IL o'clock. 4. Y. Ut
that day ut the front dor OF the Court House. ~ The
r'ty :nd county o. Dubuque, tate or lows, J. T..
Burns .,ecia, master ami c"m,nis ioner. viii ell At
~ lie u-ticn to ire highest a,, lie thidler for h.,
rse E"i'o wing de criled l.roi er'y. t"-wi,:
The hal Of lo' number nine 90. in block sig
90 in the town II MEG res~r, tate tG te~a.
ah,s sale made Ia uanre oi .iecr~e In thar.
n~rv rerdt rcd ~ fe De oer t-rs,, 'a61. II ail
Di trci Court If tie United stare for the D ,rict of
Iowa, Northern Division the 26,h day OF October.
1861, !" the ab"v. eutitIed eau e, By which it
orters that uUle-. the respondents. Jnnss BASE
pay to Lsne sanford Go complainant. herein. he
uap d sixteen hundred AMI even y-Hne i7-1'O A"t
lar ~h !. ,.er cent i1.iet iios tisr dais
Of laid DECREE and t. within das- s. tlie late
ri the rradis If tie e'rec herein. AMI L"a,ls
thereof HAT said FRO, erly h"ud i@ old ans der
>ahi decree J y Burn ~ al'r"n Ell = &C. al VIA
tr aud aui uis,scler och .st~ direct I'd
50 execsr,s to csc p,scha cr deed 30 aid .r"Iery.
&c. Burns,
> Steria! Ma Ter AMI Goipuai., isrsr.
{ Novrcn'spf 7th, lax. Peg 80 ~ = 5w5
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-04-27

The EnfreR's LAST WoRp.-To our own
correspondsnt.-Bs sure yea write, then
70 shead.
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Low
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-10
Ship News.

NORFOLK, Jan. 9.-Arrived in Hampton Roads,
ships John Stewart, Morning Glory, and Edward
Walton, from Callao, for orders.
The schooner Carmine, of Savannah, bound to
New Bedford put in here in distress, has been seiz
ed by the inspector for violating the inspection
laws of VIRGINIA.
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WAsHINGToN Jan. 7.-Wm. TT. Russell, Nnp1ica-
ted in the abstraction of the Indian Trust Bonds,
was bailed out today His bail qualified to
over one million of dollars but at the instance of
the United States District Attorney, twas reduced
90 clOO O0O
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Z A PERLE CHAMPAGNE
StOa0f.


GTORAGE.-Capacityt to the extent OF 10 600
harrels merchandise can ba obtained at Uepderson,s
wharf, Apply to JOHN HENDERSON Il Co,
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT Low
ora;es in Warehouse No. 6S South street.
., WI. SMITH,
au2Z-u 6S South street.
STORAGE WANTED On first floor of Ware
Cbouse No II Smiths wharf at low rates, by
fp2s If II Smiths wharf
A GENCY OF HAZARD POWDER COMPANY.
A-Electric American Sporting Kentucky RIFLE; Shin
ping Blasting and Mining POWDER in every variety Of
package, always on hand IN Magazine For sails
at Manufacturers lowest prices, by
D. J. FOLEY a. BRO, gents,
u2f-t so South street,
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTIMORE
Il CITY, SITTING IN EQUITY, September, IS6O-SARAH
ELTONHEAD, gSardian, &c, rs. JARED ELTONHEAD
AND OTHERSOrdered that the sale made aud reported
by William Ward ESQ., Trustee for the sale the ground
rent ntiOned in the proceedings in said cause ratified
and confirmed unless to the contrary thereof shown
or before the sth day of January next provided copy
of this order be inserted in printed in Ba
more once IN each OF three successive weeks before the said
Sth nay Of January next
The report states the amount of sales to be s2s 25
GEO. e. SANGST0N, Clerk.
dls1aw3w Clerks
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LATEST NEWS.
KILOGRAMS.
Post Office Finances.

WASHINGTON, JAM 9.-The following has been
obtained from official source The excess of the
Post Office Department expenditures over the in
come is thus given: Maine SS2, 534.SS, Vermont
SCI ,6S5 81, New Jersey Sl5,46.5l, Maryland
SlO9, 1850, Virginia S255, 1926, North Carolina
Sl2s $3.50. South Carolina $40, 409.G7, Georgia
Sl65 ,744.23, Florida Sl67, 2ls.7s Alabama $751;
35l A. Mississippi $257 9O4 so, Texas S57s, lO3 80
Kentucky Sl9G, O42. %, Michigan SS4,5l5.02, Wis
consin S44, 24O0l, Louisiana 1857 1893, Tennessee
Sl6l 273 50, Missouri S426, 7l4S7, Illinois $780,,
3904l, Ohio S2S0, 462S7, Indiana SlO7, SO, Ar
kansas $3.50, S0Sl4, Iowa Sl23,7 SS.25 California
s774,942.75, Oregon S24 ,56O.52, Minnesota $780,
692 So, New Mexico Sl5,789l5, Utah SlO2 l49 Ne
braska $50, 66333, Washington Territory S37 49,
AZ, Kansas $42, 253l6. Total deficit of income in
above States, S5,577,8 $500.
Excess of receipts over expenditures. New
Hampshire, 81, 66LS7; Massachusetts,, SlS2 1926 -
Rhode Island, S25, 1880; Connecticut So, 74S.05
New York, $500, 9OS.7S Pennsylvania, S779l5.2 3
Delaware, Sl4, 0l9.S7; District of Columbia, ST
z62.43. Total $500, 1916 1t may be remarked
that the large amount of foreign postage Is colee
ted in these States
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New YoRK, Jan. 9.-The steamer Quaker City,
from Havana on the 5tb, with nearly quarter of
a million dollars in specie has arrived. The Ha-
vana market was still paralyzed, but hopes were
entertained of a revival Of trade shortly.
The ship Leslia, under French colors, supposed
to be the Montauk, of New Y ork, had been cap
tured by Spanish steamer and brought tc
Havana with nine hundred slaves on board.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-10

@N CHARLES Fl. ROSS & Co,
fE-IS5 IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
s1zAs21 LIQUORS, WINES, &c
No. s CON MERCE STREET,
Keep constantly in store aud United States Bonded
houses,
COGNAC BRANDIES,
Otard, Hennessey, &c
RIO G l. l. + b X A DIES,
Seignete, Pelleycisin, &c
HOLLAND GIN,
Grape, Imperial Eagle, &c.
INES,
Champagne Sherry, Port, Madeira, Malaga, &c
AMERICAN LIQUORS
Special attention is oicted to their large stock OF
OLD RYE WHISKEY,
Which cannot be exceed by any house in the United States
including Extra Fine Superior Monongahela Jackson
Family Pure K. Rye.
Also, Imitation Sweet
MALAGA WINE,
which cannot be excelled by any house the United
DOMESTIC BRANDY,
GIN, PUkE SPIRITS, RECTIFIED WHISKEY,
GINGER, LAVENDER,
AND WILD CHERRY BRANDY,
Al guaranteed to give satisfaction, win be taken back
f-E-lf 49, - ' O"ON'
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Election of Maine Senator.

BUFFALO, Jan. 9.-James Adams Co. 5 tobacco
manufactory on Washington street was burnt this
morning. Loss $4,000, of which $4,000 is in
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state Lincoln,s Cabinet.

AUGUSTA, Maine, Jan. 9.-The Legislature to day
elected ex- Ex-Governor Morrill, as United States Sena
tor in Mace of Yice-President Hamlin.
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ALBANY, January 9.-The Journal officially an
nounces Mr.. Stewards acceptance of the Secretary.
shin of State in Mr.. Liucolns Cabinet.
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The New York Legislature and Major Ander-
son.
ALBANY, Jan. 9.-The Assembly have tabled the
resolution giving a sword to Major Anderson.
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CAUSES OF FAILUREs.-During the year 1860, 2,0l-
failures in business caused by specializing out
side Legitimate business, overtrading and endors-
ing; 800 occasioned by lack of mercantile
knowledge and capacity for business, fires without
insurance and bad debts; 2S7 by dissipation, ex-
travagance, gambling and inattention to business,
and 145 Were set down sWindlers.
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PROFITABLE RAILROAD CoRPoRATION.-The Con
cord railroad has paid to its stockholders thrtysix
dividends, amounting to one million nine hundred
and seventeen thousand six hundred and sixty-five
dollars Isl 9l7 ,665), averaging annually Sl06, 1856.
capital, which has varied in its amount 81, 297, Sl3
80 being its average. 1t has paid in dividends
above 100000 more than its present capital of
Sl,500,OOO 1t is thirty-fve miles in length, and
was opened in 1912.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-10

General LamOricere has accepted an invitation
to visit Kilkenny, Ireland. Preparations are max
ing to give him brilliant reception, and the Kill
kenny Journal says that "from the moment when
he sets foot on Irish soil to the moment he leaves it,
his route will be series of ovatons which may
rouse the envy of king
The Pittsburgh, FortWayne and Chicago Railroad
have offered to provide special train from Chica-
go to Pittsburgh, for the of President Lincoln
and suite, when he starts for Washington.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-10

The New Orleans Delta furnishes the following
extract from a letter of the aged widow of Gen.
Nathaniel Green, to one of her descendants in New
Orleans:
"Rather than hear that Fort Moultrie was taken
from South Carolina, 1 would have myself dragged
there and sit on the parapet until the last gun was
fired. "
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-10

THERMOMETERS,
~ CHARTS,
>.,.,,-,,., .,-,, - BOOKS,
and
GLOBES.
az THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF THE ABOVE
| GOODS IN BALTIMORE.
PETER WALTHER,
80 20 ". Pratt street.
Formerly with and now SOLE AGENT FOR E. & G. w
RI.llNr. Nav York
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The STATE OF Times IN CHARLEsToN.-A letter
from distinguished gentleman now in Charleston,
received here yesterday afternoon, states that the
condition of affairs there, is heart-rending. No
business whatever is doing, and the merchants an
ticipate speedy and general bankruptcy. Those
of them who can get away are endeavoring to so
arrange their affairs as to get as much of the re-
mains of their property out of South Carolina as
they cam as as possible in order to escape the
current ana impending extra taxation, exactions
under peril on the pretence of voluntary contribu-
tions, &c. Sickness prevails to an alarming ex.
tent among the armed bands who control affairs
there, on the mob principle. The Convention itsel
Iegslates under terror of those bands; and beei
sells at thirty-fve cents per ID. there, in view OF
the fact that the supply of provisions in the city is
almost exhausted.- WASHINGTON Star.
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MEDICINE CHESTS.
A fine assortment of MEDICINE CHESTS constantly on
hand at moderate prices.
Old ones replenished at shortest notice by
W. II. READ, Druggist,
n29-tr one door South of Pratt Raltimore
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80 -y5ze4<4ss5rssa-- ara - ~ H.
s FEaa ~ - . y p ~
WEST AND NOR Fl " e =
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
WINTER ARRANGEMEN.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
~ AND AFTER 25rU INSTANT

CHANGE OF HOURS
on AND AFTER 25rn INSTANT
Trains leave Calvert Station follows
The Nall Train daily tex.JIt sprtEvs ii : "a A .,
ier Emrd Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Eifgstcn to,
BinEhamiton, Syracuse, 0swgEo Toronto, QpefrC anl
SHntreai ana al parts Of Western New FORK and Canada
3isl, 'or PtsDrrg, Chicago, Cleveland CipcInst; ~
Lg9i s ana and al parts q tie West ana Northwest
ing, Pa Pcttsyil!e, BtthleheT1 Allentown Fastn 90
hSle, ana hanbersburg and for Hagelstowr, Nd ' $3.50
minister, Nd. IA 'i-' " est
For new York City by the $50 A. NJ Train will, erI. on
change Of cars, ana rate as by any othr 800 "
fol aT ESpres Train daily Except Sunday at o. P W.
travellers can by either Of these trains 10 Detrit and
other ''' % - any
The harIisburg accommodation Train daily at 200 r u
tfayeers from ash ingon and the South by the 62a
this road. ' ' ''"t1s we
For TICKETS and niosnati.4 apply At the Ticket ofc
Baltimore ana '''' streets
5ot,,- ,,,,,.r.-. JAS. 9. CLAEAE, Superintendent
:. H WARNER Ticket Agent.
Nov, %, 1860
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Icz4 ga FOR THE
8 WESTERN

I LIS HI9;3s55ss7srr1s-I u kSIENN
| Ssa-SsSi---ShSS BARTEAND RAN Ron
OPEN o FINkSBURG STATION
Trains leave Calvert Station 30 A. NJ ana 1 ? n g.
turning leave Finkshurg Station, Is md 10 A. NJ
Stages for Hampstead, Manchester ir,ter Tsnfy
town and Fmmittsbug ont arrival ofthe S2OA b. ql.
! Also for Westminster from tire F. NJ train
slt is = TsEIGl
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Total stock of all kinds in New York rs 3S bags and
mats.
Cotton.-The market is quiet, but very firm, with
slight advance the higher grades; sales few hun.
dred bales MolassesThe market is quiet at auc-
ton of 20 hhds. Porto Rico at % d27 cash. Sugars
There has been rather better demand at an advance
of about ct. The sales are 1893 hhds mainly Cuba
at 54 54 cs 1000 bags quality No Is at about
64 cts$ l5H boxes Havana, and 1913 hhds. Melado on
private terms Refined not changed. Whiskey-
The market is very firm and the inquiry is fair The
sales consist Of 500 bbls at 20 CTS
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Maracaibo .... .......13 G19K
Laguayra. .............13 GG13H
Java, mats and bags. 16 (d16H =" Four and six mos
ST. Domingo. ..........- (dl1H Cash.
Sales during the past week reach 9,402 bags to the
trade, including Also Santos, per Eottr on private
terms, and 1000 ordinary Bio, per "Clara Haxa" at
ION cts. The market closes firm with fair inquiry for
good and prime descriptions for which holders have
yanced their pretensions as above.
Stock of Rio Jan. 9th, New orleans... 900 bags
Baltimore. ....24, 900 -
q" Philadelphia 1000 60
" .Sth, New Yok...........4l,S9 1 GO
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Ship JANE HENDERSON, Captain Knowles
EDWARD EV ERFTT, 20 Girnhv
HELEN 4. MILLER, Gait
CHARLES, RuaTk
These vessels all Of superior class, and insure at the
cTeS figure They sail regularly as dyertisci and cC
maGued by Captains we'll experienced in the trade The ca
paciy, 100 Of the above vessels in such as Wit afford gra,
apply to JOHN HENDERSON Il 20 "0
1yo -, ,,,.,.,o,- No 81 Pratt stree.
GEO v. HfNSON q Co, Agents, Ncw Orleans will for
their address " ~ " 7NS N'A-'it,
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FOR THE SOUTi

gsssssszsazzEssss7 nlRECT FROmSEW YORK, pTIILADEL
FILA and BALTIMORE via The
10 NORFOLK, wEi.1ti6N, WiiIhlITycTox. CHARLES
TON, AUGUSTA, RALEIGH, CHARLOTTE GuITii-
BIA, ATLANTA, MONTGOMERY, AM ~ '''
new ORLEANS
WINTER ARRANGEME&T
DAILY, teTCept Sundays via.
Gil LINE, 4 SEA-BOARD ROANOKE Raj ROAD
70 TIE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES.
The Schedule being arranged that the tYaYelr
10 10 NIGHT ~EAvEL on the Railroad from
NEW YORK TO DON, y =
IHK(UrEE
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41nlber.
GHINGLES, LATHS AND
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN & CO..
.,,..-. West side Of Union Dock,

IAA FOR RENT OR LEASE.-THE LWFT-
iii LING HOUSE AND ADJOINING GROTrNnSr ~
800 long ng to the estate Of VIM. Frick, deceased on
GRUNDI STREET EXTENDED, now occuniod ~ NJ, NJ.
Charles Mura h. The property is in gooi c9ndfoSS
both Gas and Water could be introduced int it desired
o5-lawtf 50 Farttth st.
DRUNELLS.-Weh have just received a lot of G er
a 4 man Prqper, and for sale low by EORDLINGE r
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had desier9 in all kinds Of DOM ESTIC LIQUORS,
No lis North Hotgnrd street, Baltimore, Nd
arrays hand large stock OF superior Old RYE WIS
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CINCINNATI HOG MARKET, JAN s-The hog market
opened quite buoyant this morning and packers were
anxious to buy at 6256 3d. but holders became so firm
at S6406 so toward Change hour that purchases
not be made below these and buyers deemng
too high, withdrew, which the market rather
aspect and the closing state may be called dull but firm
The receipts continue comparatively light which tends to
strengthen the views Of holders. Provisions sympahi
zng with the buoyancy Of the hog market also held
higher but the advanced rates were only obtained to
very moderate extent very many of the the
hands OF the Commission Merchants limited to rates
below the quotations Mess pork held at Is
Bulk pork at and cts. loose.
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-''7---7 49, 1s-sF
Y'Ele war in Missouri.


We copy the aubjoined from the Memphis Ap.
peal Of the 18th inst: e
We have been permitted to make some extracts
from private letter received in this city yester
day from st. Louis, which indicates the state of
public feeling in that city. The letter bears date
ilth inst, and says g First of ALL we organ
iziDg here, and will be from IL, 600 to Is 0Gl strong
Col. Powers has just come in from the seat of war
Col Gratz M Browns regiment was On q forced march
to assist Seigel, and was going through rayine,
when the State troops opened deadly fire OF
grape and canister on them from the bluffs on both
sides, and slaughtered them like sheep, Killing six
of their officers, including f'ols. Brown and Solo
mon.4
The second fight was with Col seigsl. The
State troops ran them for fourteen miles and then
they surrendered. A gentleman who was present
says that for fourteen miles the sight Of the dead
Dutch was awful, from seven to eight hundred
having been killed. Our loss was small ss q
Our city is in one blaze of excitement. The
citizens can hardly be controlled, the rejoicing is
50 great Secessi0nists are becoming more numer-F
Gus, now that the tide has turned, but this won't
dosus. We have them booked and tLer day will
come.
We viii strike for our fresides II a few days.
me time s coming for torse up and say ne are
t1ree. think they will undertake to put us under
mar 3iai law. II so,then we strike tor all our
I LATER,-We have Just received ne US from Camp
Harris, commanded by Gen. Harris TIE Federafs
attacked the State troops in Monroe county No.,
and in Mexico, in both of which attacks the Fed
erals were slaughtered. They were eight hundred
strong. One hundred Of our men lay ii ambush
and opened fire. on them. Eight of the Federals
fell at the first fire: the balance ran. 0nr men
followed them up and drove them INTO tie midst
Of another body of FIVE hundred Of Cur troops,
when the slaughter coInnaenced. q imost every
body in that section Of country has left for the
/ battlefield, Hannibal, mo. Three companies have
gone TO the assistance OF our troops, and viii cut
OFT the enemy in their retreat.
Our men have torn up the Hannibal and st. Joe
railroad and burned the depot.
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THURSDAY MORNING. JULY 1s. 1861.

entine Springers SOW, on Spain street, and cary
ing the body away for conversion into pork. lhey
gave bail t.-.-rt..
The following pafties will be examined in due
time, some OF them not yet being arrested:
Thos Brown, charged with attempting to stab
Nicholas Yordick, at No. 81 Levee street and slap
ping his face after his arrest, on Monday night.
Mary Ragan, charged with beating Dame. yann
wife and threatening his life, at Mo- Maf1Gny
street.. aMq. aa0M gs 80
Lem. Ssson charged with stabbing Henry Peter
son in the breast with boweknife, with Intent 70
murder, on Sunday last, at the corner OF Love ana
Independence streets. F 4. ...y-. z-.
John Roach, charged with ppmmeIing Henry
Patterson and scratching his face, on Eiysan
Fields, street, near Victory. -. .-e..s
One Sullivan, charged with knocking down Ed
, ward Williams, on Levee street, near Enghien.
RECORDER ADAMS CouRr.-Harry Jones is un
der arrest charged with an assault and battery
upon John Sullivan, az the ooifeehouse corner OF
| Fourth and feVee streets. 't@r
| Emile SnlIwold, owner Of the said coffeehouse
| made affidavit yesterday against the same man for
! assauiting and beating her bookeeper badly with
l. q tumbipr. .e-+
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Louisiana Intelligence.

The Springfield, Livingston parish paper of the
lth inst, has the following
Yesterday morning, Ouly 10y duel was fought
between two gentlemen OF this parish. The affair
came of near Osyka. and just within the State Of
Mississippi. The weapons used were double-barrel
guns loaded with ball and the distance was
trty-tiye paces. After the first fire, the seconds
declared that honor was healed, and so there the
thing ended. On looking round for the damage
done it was finally ascertained that nobody was
killed, and precisely the same number wounded.
HrE-A-LA-HAcHE.-Th Rice Planter OF the
18th inst. says:
On the 4th inst. the militia Of Pointe.a-la Hache
and vicinity, under the orders Of Capts. Reaud and
Laussade met at the courthouse, and were re-
viewed by Col. Joseph Biddle Wilkinson. The
greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
The public health of the community is not very
good Just at the present time. AT Pointe-a.la
Hache there are now many persons on the slcl
list, and so it is the case al Jesuits' Bend.
Mr.. Chas. Moncure, planter Of this parish, dice
at his plantation on the 4th inst, aged 80 years
| Mr.. Moncure was'a native of Richmond, Va.
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LONG DAYS. At Berlin and London, the longest
day has sixteen and q half hours. At Stockholm
and Upaal, the longest has eighteen and hall
hours, and the shortest five and half. At Ham
burg, Danzic and Stetten the longest day ha:
seventeen hours and the shortest seven. At st
Petersburg and Tobolsk, the longest has nineteen
and the shortest five hours At Torueo, in Finland
the longest day has twenty.one hours and half
and the shortest two and half. At Wandrohu7, ir
Norway the day lasts from the 2lst of May to the
22d of July, without interruption and in Spltz
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UGhy FAcTs.-An egotist is especially hated by
all other cgotists. Those who believe that money
everything for money. The only good that miser
does, is to prove the little happiness there is to
be found in wealth. To be angry with weak
man is proof that you are not very strong yonr
self. Scandal is the reputation of the wicked
There are men who may be called martyrs OF
good health - not content with being we'll, they
are always wishing to be BETTER until they doctor
| themselves into being confirmed invnlids, and die
ultimately, you may say, of too much health.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

TIE Wealthy PHYSICIANS or PARI5.-The prac-
tice of Mr. RiGord, the distinguished surgeon of the
Hospta du Midi (hospital for venereal disorders,
at Paris, is the largest in France perhaps in the
world; it is worth 900 francs CS60,0o0) per
year, and he wears decorations from every prin-
largest practice is that of Mr.. Nelaton, surgeon
which reaches beyond 900 francs. Mr.. Nela
ton, who was rich by birth and by marriage. aims
to be the richest surgeon in the world. After Mr
Neaton, come, nearly in The same rank, MesSrs
Trousseau, Rayer, Andral, and Yepeau.