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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-05

Ma. DOUoLAs' RENAIss.--The remains Of
Hon. stephen A. Douglas leave Chicago To-
morrow, probably, and may possibly pass
through this city, although IL is probable
that they will be taken by the way Of Fot
Wayne, in order to obviate the changing Of
cars
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MECHANICS FABlEERs WORKING MN.
TIE attention Of ne entsrprsing and Industries por
ton Of the community iJ direcisd 10 the following
Etaismsnts and liberal nducemcnis oree ihsm by ne
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, ss they VIII perceive, viii enable them, By
proper energy, perseveranco and Industry, % provide
comfortable homes for themselves and families, with
comparatively speaking, very Little capital.
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NoTHINa MoRR ouNVINOINe

NOTHING MORE CONVINCING E
Of the yalus Of good remedy could be produced than
the following letter, coming it does, unsolicited
from gentleman 30 well known In that part Of
BERWICK, Shelby Co., Feb "a, 1850.
lSsIra Gsnts;.f have ~ and number
Of other good medicines, but no kind that ever
dealt in gives such good and full satisfaction as the
sherry Wine Bitters, and my own pra-ticsl expert
enee eonyinces me that there is nothing better.
For htteen or twenty years previous 70 1857, was
afflicted with innammatory Rheumaiism, which had
become kind Of Wan0ea ing chrOuic affection. was
never githout, clear Of it, bat AZ times Il assumed
alarming fOrms-sOmetimes my kne Q, or one OF
them, have beeH swollen three or four times their
natural size, and with the most intosrable pain
for days OF weeks had no better way for locOmo-
lion than to hobble HrOnnd on crutches. l believe
there ig not joint my body that has not a. times
been affected, some only hAYinR the effect 70 psrai-
yze a joint or limb for q day or two. .f-.f
i tried every thing could hear of-tried all the
physlcians In our neighbOrhOod, but at best could
only get temporary relief and had come 10 the con-
clusiOn that tncurRble, until In 1871, recsiV-
ed DR.. y y. Ricnardaor'a Sherry Wine Bittera from
ylus and three bottles cured me- and have not had
any trouble return OF it since, now two and hnif
years. think aud believe that In Rhsumatlsm,
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and Kidney Affections,
or Dfopay, It's q specific, certain remedy. a
~. - ESQ. W. HOFFMAN.
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TRAFRLRR'a RRGIsTEIl,

Oiffarnn yiahfna CONVEYANCE 70 either o. tnQ eooN
gs,-sr a. Hais ail b. called ior BY the Cooohes q
i----,- Line b. leaving their addrcae a
~ rnbns flffo ltI Suporior street, door neEt q
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n E3F sFS y sIa80Es Il8 9S AAIssMsTRoSe, o4URoH

For sac b HIA0Nl 3 ABMbTRONG, OHUROH-
ILL BRO, and WIN. FIsKE, Clsyeland
pOYVEAU LAFECTEUR'S RoB,
~ authorised and adopted By the Medical Racui.
u OF France, and supplied 70 the French Navy This
Medicine takes the place OF Cod Liver OIL extracts
SarsApAriiay Iodine and Mercury. It is recommend
ed and used In the hospitals OF France for TatterB
Abssesses Cancers, Ulcers, Scr0fula ScurVy Hour
Albu8, 9out, Rheumatlsm, aches, pains and al az.
actions Of the akin. The Bon is especially useful IN
mary, Secondary and Tertiary. Directions and Ger.
ti1cates accompany Uaeh bottle Price g per bottle
Sold ln Cleveland by Gaylord and Haamond, Drue.
ggts, No, i2O Superior st. The trade supplied By ad
dressing Dr. Girardeau do st. GerVnia u hus Roher
p.rte ~ e e-1ef = y ll- apei7fRen
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~. lErom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
), oePhaliS Pilla sceemplish the oHieet feE which
they were made, va Cure Of heedschs IN al it's FORMS
lFrOn the Exaniner, Norfolk, Val
They have Teen tested in more than thousand
cases. with entire success.
. "a 11lI lft .aa
IFrom the Democrat, 81. Cloud, Mimi .i.1
Ifyou are, or have been troubled with the head
aehe, ssnd tor box, tGephslie fnla.) 20 thAt yoa
nay have them in case Of an attack.
% ilt4I A - .al-4. l
IFrom the Advertiser. Providence, R. Il -8-
The Cephalie Pills are said 70 Be remarkably sf-
iectiye remey for the headache. and Of the very
be5t lor that cry frequent Complaint which has
GFrom the Western r. B. Gazetts, Chicago, NIL
We heartily 9dorse Mr.. sDalaihs. and his unri
vailed Oephal A ills, cr sIi
From ths KanawhA YAHuT star. Val t'a
We are sure that gsrsons suffering With hoadaohs
VINO ny thems viii stick to them
lFrom the Southern Path Findor, n. O.J sl.
Try them you that are aflieted, and We are surs
that SGT .s .essa9Sy ssH = sdset q .9s asd NJ
me9etn@ aan Produee. ftl7 l11 il tlsu
TFrom the ST. Louis DsmocratI
The immense demand for article (OsphAlic Pia)
u rapidly ensres1irs
lFrom the Gazette Davenport, IoRa.l
Mr., spsldinR would not connect his name with an
article be did notk- ~ 70 possess real merit.
tFrom the Advertiser, PROV, Ienco, K. IL III
The testimony in their ATOr q strong, aom the
most respectabe quarters l-A
d From the Daily News, Newport. RI
Oephalie Pills are taking the place Of an kinds.
~. =, - - - d,
said ~ y ysTT ef1cariqns taT the headacha.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
INl sALE--Pursu mt TO he commandgfa a q Pig
slrtr OF sale &c directed, issued from a Court
Of COmman Pleas Of guyahOga county, Ohio, on tne
I'd daF Of May, 1881, I'll actuu thor in redin1s
Wherein WillianI Hunter y 2iaiutih, and Jarne4
Ross Esthsr IL Rcs5 and others are deisndanta,
shall on the s5ih day Of june t,6f, at 1rlock ?.
a., eEposo for szie az pHeiio anetions at thaoor g
the Court House, in tie CITY Of Cleveland, - sd
COUNTY, the lands and tenenents described Pc fol-
lows, 10 WI
picoe u land heated on rruspect street. known
a. being part % Ten acre los ffty So ~ ylese-
land, Cuynhoga county, Ohio, defd 4 b JuseQh hl-
man 70 John u. Waring, October I'D le5i 4nq q
bounded and deseribed as fellows, 20 rit. oinning
at point On Pruspect stTeef north side q RS ct
street s Widened, aud being The soutl gest cor
nsr of said lot and thF northeast curner cf frocs
and Perry streets; ruuning theuee uurtleri{ along
the east line ef Perry Street one huf dred and loI
dve lf5lf et; theuce easteTly on line parafl VIZ
the north lne ot prospect street seveutg nqe -
and ten (75-iu) inches; themes soltherlg o. lns
parallel with east lIe Of Perry 5trart qpe innosa
and forty-dee (fl fFet; thence westerly along ne
north line of Prospect street rs ieet and len inches
20 tbs PLACE Of brQinsirg, being the aade nd ded.
ed b eames koss hy q. a. sseea and via, r1cof1ee
IN Vol S. Cuyahoga Rec2rdsi page 81. "a PgTaissa
at g, So JOsEPH 8. ahANNlct
]. II. JOgEs. Master lclnmri
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THF g0UTHFRN pART

OIL State lies within the zons Of the Cotton regns,
While The soil q admirably adapted 70 The growth o.
Tobacco and Hemp, and ths Whezt B worth fron Is %
20 eta more per bu1hel hsn that raised further north
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FHR EEATR DEBf.

Ts.zass a. 4 ozIV S1oIOs sos Is, ard s0ithia a
IA Are ysaTs Aas ben Te,ea SzsSg ~ ~ 90 Z
,,v reasonably pSc f,at ~ - ys = ~ sa7lse =
P.mpale.s descriptive Of he lsn6s, sod, climate,
On application 70 -
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NOTIOE.-THE CREDIroRs OF G.
AER BISON, s1i AZ others luiafslisd, Will
axe n0tlce that have been appclnfc1 l-le nee Of
q. r. Robson q uieyeilud. Ohio, 80 t11. ~ c.i1s
arairst the said Robson must % Ned uI-l ne e
ny once lor allsNance % rjecllou, o. ci iofe tno
~ ~ - Is. enAEEIB, II
Ha7sES9 AUignso % 2. =. apolsonl
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geaaI 3lotites.
7TTOT V0TT0F T9VFPFR7

NOTICE-N0TTCE is HEREBY
IN Eiven that there WiIl be sold at public saes =
the sodth door d the Court House, o. the eiEg q
Cleveland, Cuyatoga. County Tho. on tte l.t1 c.I
Of June, 1851, between the hours Of and 3 cloc.
p II the following shares Of STOCK ~ ne 81 lali
street Gravel Roaa Company, Tor the paznent q
the balance due thereon, incl1ding interest Q n9
I shares subscribed Tor by Y. Lucas, on Whica
shares subscribed ior by y. A. Weosrr q
shares subscribed for b. &c. Lagrencot on
shares subscribed t0r By A. Belts on whleh
share subscribed fsr BY B. Jayred, on which
le dues--.--..--. -.
4 shares subscribed ior by H. "a. nclt2ri on
Wnlen - uue .-- .s------.-ss-s-sss
share subscribed for bg b. = baiiyi on which
IL adae.-.--..-......--.-.....
shares sub1eribed for - A. \ LinaalJi on
which Il
share subscribed ior b ,. q. o0uier on Gnica
= G1s..--i--.a..----s.l----.
shares sgbssub ior b. bimhansn,oe
which - s---'-s-s------
Said stock WIS subscribed for inthe st. Cilsr tet
Pisak Road Company, bat tbs nams Of s1td- Eillk
Road Compa Was changed accurding - iaz 70 ne
name Of the st. Clair Street Gravel Road tom plIl
vestlnE In the last named company all t4e lieltsl
properly, iutarssta, and immunites 81 .eia fiank
kOad COmpgnT. r fhhAlAScs
Seceelary and Treasurer Of said COMPANY.
CIavsfaed Nav g. 1afl. Ntlfn
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NTOTICE 10 BRIUGR RUILD-


NUTICE To BRIDGE BUILD
~ KRS.-Sralsd prcpossls VIII bs recrifrd at the
Odica Of the County AuItoF IN The tity M lleTeland,
untA y O'Clock ~ Jnne fthi lsol, ior - consIruc
tioR Of the iooWing bridges for the County % Cug
ist-zIio fishsr Bri1fs oFer thaslln Eisor, tEo
miles northerly II Chaarin Falls, Consisting uf
q ftuo. nhutrlsuts Of cournad ula1ourT, ald ona
ninety fsst span % lioue's Ezll1 sulersirrc-
turr.
zS-Bfidee slraflar 10 ahors ever soath branch Of
ChaRrin Riyer at Grilhtlfs Mills
3d-Hridee over Euclid Crfez at Euclid Village, con
sisting Of tWo abutments aud Cna 1nal Of flty
feet suparHfructura 2 ~ HH IN
fth-BTidgs over Donne's Brook IN Superior street
Extension, tso abufmenls and one span Of thir-
~ inet-
north Ridge, tWo Ebutments and 90 spaR q
sih+Brisfs Is olmst,i. over il6a 0rosE. ssar Lsa-
meas. 1luleI1 HFcTa.
7th-Bridgo IN stron .uFef H1ckF HiFer, rear
ssngueg'l. NO ahdfnenta and q - q any
Proposals are iavitrd ior The abovs E5li na5onry
ani s1pszs truciuse sep.raielyi and also 20 irc1
sulsrstrneture q The ainerout 1E1E1 ulIh BlAus
{ All proposals must Be- acccmusnisf Wllh 5ulsiie1
% enter into conirar shal & BE- acccp pfd and REF
erente 70 persons known % the Conmilsonera-
Plane aud fpeei1cations OF the work nay b see1I
and blank prepoaala may y otisined a tle CoaaJ
Anditer's 0aice. On and aitsr he az ~ o. Aag'
Ihs eommissions7s invite the aubnilli1n Of BIDS,
reserviuE 20 thgmstiveH therigbt . aece q rsaet
tbs sanls, as 10 thtn ths Intefa11 q ne County
BV order of the Com n isaicnerg,
n Q. HAWkIGss couni1 Auditor.
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g lFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val -
CephaliC Pill1 ece9mplish the onjeet io5 which
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THE FoLLoWtNs ESD5EsEMEETs CT
SPALDLBGS
EPHALIC PILLS,
VIII convince sll who suffer frOu
''.1' 'aeHE HEADACHE,
srEEDY AND sURE CURE Is wIrHIa
ra0s ani -la seiHIa7-,f 5
THEIR REACH. ial !
y
As these Testimonials were unsolicited b. r. spal.
ding. they Afford unquestiOusbIs proof Of n
the efficacy Of this truly scisn-
ti tfhe disoovsry.i
hAsoNvIILE, COnn.i Feb. 5, isI.
sfR: .lsl
I have tried your CeDhalic Pills, and I lT-s them
% vel that want you to send me two dollars worth
Part Of thess are for the neighbors. to whom esvs
. lew out Of the first box got irom you. ls-l
Send the Pills BY mail, and obligs
YOurobit Servant,
,...e ls.,g JAMES KENNEDY.
HAvEzEOaBs Pa. Feb. 8, 1851.
~ sn: .hvl i-sT
wish you . send me enc more box Of your Ceph.
aie MS nave RECEIVED great deal Of benefit frOm
''' i7- AS SGRFS 2ES ifiI1siEt 1ssifE6tfKHoUsE.
ism1 sFaVoE o5yEE. Hq9ti1RzsOa. Co. Pal
d. u efALoiga. - ~
You VIII please send me two boxes Of your Osvha-
lic Pills. Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours, i-
s.-I have used one box of YoGr Pills and ind
BELLE VERNON, Ohio, jan 8, 1851.
HENRI o. SPALDIEG, Esq,
Please ind incIoseI twenty-five cents, Tor which
are tr,, ne bsst Pills fhave ever tEied.
Belle Vernon, wyandot Co, o.
llns BEyEELr, Masl., Dec, IL, 1850.
I wish for some circulars or large show bIils to
bring your Cephalic PILLS more particularly before
my customers. Ifyou have anything Of the kind,
one Of my customers, who is subject 70 severe sick
Heaaache, USUALLY lasting tEo days.l vas cured Of
her. ~ Bespecffully youI
-.alTia11 41us1.. - 8 ~ = = " = i'H'
RETEOnDsBuHa, Faanklin Co., Ohio, iE
r, January ., ls6l. )
HENRY y. SfALDIHq,
30 no. IS Cedar st-s N. r., .ri.T
DEAR SIBs
1nolosed ind tWentyllTs (5) cents, Tor which send
box Of "Cephaln Pills." Send TO address OF Rev.
Nm. .. ktlisr, ReynOldsburg, Franklin 90, ohio.
cur Pills work like q chArm-cure Headaehe al
e. - ~ WI. q 'sFuLER.
80 YFsiIAsr1. Alish., Jan. n, 1891.
Nh. SPALDDga, - - - - :.
BTRs
Not long since sent 70 you for : box Of OephaIic
Pills for the cure OF the Nervous Headaehs and Cos
dVsness, and received tie same and they had 30 good
an elect that was induced to send fore more. 81
Piease send By return mail. Direct to
s.r. r.ff ..7 a.r.-# s-l4 A II. WHEEhER, ls
YpsiiAntf Mfch.
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ANA johns,op, Court of Common Pies of CuYa-
~ ihoga t,onuf7. O1io.
John Johnston. j Petition ior Divorce -.
T7H r. DEFENDANT, 10 ii n
JOHNSTON. WhoiI ienf cf lie coun.
81 ol Cuy ehuEa, and the STATE % 11o, VIZ taze 20
fioe fhat tna 81id Ana 10hrsfcn ~ |1 ner le.l-
tIol IL Lollfl. 1IlI Ilg ~. IsFoIo. ton 10
child, Marion Iohnstc1 Ths said deandant =
chaTFed 70 asi rslltion With habitual crlnkenuel5
f5r three years and upward end Win grQs9 leslee-
bofpra said Coart. hoi9en nnqn The th csf of AaTs
nsxt at which time this case VII b hesr4
Att1rEoyI Tor Petitioner.
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s. sss @ IS % ';Gi;sH g
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sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.

ga single bottle Of SPA LDIEG.S PREPABED
GLUET save Ten times its eest ennnaly. "a
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YFsiIAs41. Alish.. Jan. n. 1891.

BIRg
Not long since sent to you for = box Of Cephalic
Pills Tor the cure OF the Nervous Headachs and Cos
tvsness and received tie same and they had 20 good
an eject that was induced to send fore more. u
Please send By return mail. Direct to
..Ifs.g. .-l 1.,r...-f s-s+ A h, WHEELER, l3
YDsilAnti, Mich.
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EVERYBODY APPRECIATES
Pc RRY WIS.,
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
EAMILY MEDICINE.

We beg TO cali the attention Of the public to thil
long tested and unriVallod
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ERKSH ARRIVALS or NO. /
Mackersl, 8sldaOu- aud. Goldfish. Also, HAM
bnrFh sud English Dsify uheese, and delicious But
Ter, made by the Prize Dairynen OF Medina and
NV. JONES Butter Depot,
mnyl1 W. Enfr9 lu8 Publie 6duarps
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TWENTY PR CENT. Will BIZ DEDUCTED
roua te valuation Tor eas e1capt ths ao should Be-
At SIX doar5 per acre, when tas ea1h pree 7l ns nFa
Productions, psIsss, ana ssrns Orpaynali, Aaa
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lFron the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
They have Teen tested in more than thousand
cases. with entire success.
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rI no. IS Cedar st-s N. T., rfT
DEAR Sin.
1nclosed Ind twenty y-iise 5l cents TOR which send
box Of "Cephalla Pills." Send 70 address Of Rev.
Wm. q. killsr, ReynOldsburR, franklin 90, Ohio. Oh
cur Pills work like charm-cure Headashs al
most instanter. %. Truly yUura, | l-
.s..ys- .Hl gl ~ NM. O. FILLER.
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- 5ani0Td'S Liver In7iSOT1T0T and O1E6SFIE
y ~ cH6RCKIBL BRO, DrueFist. r.
BIO 3. Wseo4. Pub. square snd Ontsrso IT.
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Oregon dates are 10 the stl inst. a s,isastrou;
eontlagTation occurred III Vancouver, w cn TIL
9th. Properly 70 the value Of sal eco was de
strOyed, and JAS Ryan 80 badly burned that hi;
iife is despaired Of, Large crowds Of miners arr
pressing their way to Rock river laines.
Csieb Gushing has presented bill against Tie
city Of Portland fer $780, for services rendered il
The adjudication of the city claim tos land
The schooner ". b Richardson brings Sandwich
Island dates % the l4th February. on the 10th Of
TINT month the United States steam sloop Wyon,-
ms, six guns, under the command of John K.
Mitchell, arrived at Honolulu from Panamavia Hilo
and Lahaina, in search of the sloop,ofwar Leyant,
supposed to be lost. The Honolulu Advertiser of
the l4th has the following speculation on the sub
lect: There is every reason to believe that the
United States sloop-of- war Leyant met with some
serious disaster soon after leaving Hio.
1t was Capt. Hunts intention to have taken a
northerly course from the islands, till he judged lie
could fetch the port of Acapulco, where he pro-
posed going first to forward his dispatches to Wash
ington. If this plan was followed the Levant pro-
baby ran north to about latitude $40 then tackled
and headed for the Mexican coast. The brig Con-
sort was dismasted III q gale about October 18th,
according to one account, and October 10th ac-
cording to another. In looking back over our
shipping memoranda we find that the whaling barks
emerald, Robert Morrison, Florence and Braganta.
and ships Republic, Coral and Majestic Arch report
severe gales in from so to AS north latitude, from
October Sd to October 10th wind southeast, south
southwest, and northwest, in which they all re-
5ceiyed more or less damage. Had the Leyant
simply been disabled, she could have reached these
Islands under Jury-masts. or the boats could have
got here. The conclusion forces itself on us that
if she met with disaster it has proved fatal to the
shin and all hands on board.
The anniversary of King Kamehamehas birth
day occurred on Saturday, the 9Th of February.
and was observed at Honolulu with great public
rejoicings. The annual parade of the fire depart-
ment, in uniform with their ensigns, was held On
the occasion. Out of town, in the valleys and
groves, nulbefless picnics took place.
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lIaa tx from G allaorMaa.
V r ID X ri 4 y xsssa i ss.

: ~
/ sfsf M Aassy, March 81. The Pony Exnress
lless s6ay. lit len minutes uasf i
Saais M stssa N .ao = 4 ssnsaa y
q l'aNSrsS has sstcsa tic bill CHANGING tbe
ss1As from SAN Francisco
seer county osS the ground that tae Ies isla
sszse saa ilst ntorally Interfere win, tba
4Easg nsesEIse tsial can mn oubteatv w
sza i kSs faLeisco, Ehere she prisoner ana b liz
II stE Both houses Of lie
IN tlie Eaiest Of an enthusiastieallv
y 'ss's's
zlIsksHg ihe liaaf four days The Legislature hi,
sfss eEtsegils aiid lsent through the rousinn
ap Haa ilg ~ make my pro gEess avards an
q bal l0fs HI I'll iiage been Rad II ri
QMsEes votes 20 aiect and no candidate
Ages yet reeeATea III XII as thirty Elffless rea
aEs no Senator can be elected
Commander 3. tshnningham Of Tie Mare island
e aASssN AlieFs This sn6rlinR. AZ
ss szs Alssay lste 5sat comptroller, died OH the
lse wv sxpTsss leaving sk Loiis ii hi Ttlt.
<liSissEl At san 3fanejseo last evening The agent
III isne ID max Ele ARRANGEMENTS III
fer4tiIy quicken speed hereafter. on that the
s.1Nte Is sreeS of snow 'ss .S,'' -. rs
@iie GHlsfeE0ia Coal Mining CofapanV. capital
st1s df satO Q90s was Ltlcorn led, YESTERDAY
eNp tho recently apenea nisles FIJI Wss3f z
zion, which promise 10 BE ire xhausbe.
Ns2 y ~ lrposed to build al
% g ere to the
gssa barn fsnayEaas sailed fol tha III esieans BOW
Of TIA name M thesa a CARO- of goods
ds ~ be feapspo tea aeEess Sonora bg te
sNE rente operesl By ile authorities Of the goYern'
Vfpie, one ef this siIanGe Commit
o. 81 fe turned to alifossiia an t last
se p Ply &usi hos been sted aud i'll cpa Under
s7'a Disc tog distuFhiag. the peace.
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INTERESTING INDIAN RELICS FouND IN EAST BATON
RoUGE.--A short time since, whilst some negroes
were blowing over an Indian mound located on
the plantation of j. A. Lopez, Esq, about ten
acres back from the Mississippi river some curious
utensils were broughtto the surface, which led to
further investigation, when, among other things,
the following articles were collected, and through
Mr.. D. McElhenny, a member, kindly presented BY
MI. Lopez to the Louisiana Historical Society |:
Two musketss one rife, two tomahawks, two
KNIVES. two razor blades, two whetstones, a GUAM
tty Of wrought nails, vermillion, glass, etc, all
greatly decomposed; but very beautiful pipe, or
calumet, was in perfect state of preservation
rms pipe throws the ordinary meerschaum com
pletely in the shade, and would make a deyotee of
: the weed envious. Whether it be of Indian or
Enropean manufacture is uncertain, the material
OF which it is formed being Of glazed pottery, a
substance frequently found in those aboriginal ee
vat1ons Of the Mississippi valley A human skull
ana bones were also discovered, but crumbled to
pieces when exposed to the atmosphere There
was village of the hfuscogee tribe of Indians sit
uated not far from the spot where these remains
were found, when the English first settled here in
li64. The mound was doubtless the last resting
place Of Muscogee chief. These interesting
relics have been placed in the museum of the
Historical Society.
lWest Baton Rouge Sugar Planter
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-01

70 COUNTRY MERCHANTS. Mr.. S. N. Moody.
ccneE " Canal and Royal streets receipt of large con
sgnment OF goods stock
q ~ shirts These goods great Inducements
70 purchasers being Of the resent and oer
for sale At actual New York importers prices free Of duty and
expense Of Freight aud insurance The quality OF lilo Oods
SOLD a too well known require reference ut our
Country merchants and tbs aas generally would do
vol to call examine for themselves See
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-01

LITERARY DEpoT.-Mr Thos. L. White, No. l05
Canal street to-day adverses large selection Of
literary works The lawyer and physician are offered The
standary works If the approved authors for The
service Of the church, and for family Worship are included in
MS stock The attention OF country MERCHANTS is particularly
called 70 his large and iadiciousy sock of school
misceliaueou, DO ks,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-01

CuaroMHousE BLANKS. Mr.. I. FitzwilIiam. No.
20 Camp street has on baud and latest forms Of
blanks for the Confederate States See ayer
tisenlent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-01

GREAT Is ATTRACTION e Dress goods, plantation
linen thTts and every variety 81 dry goods are 10 day
eaerea o. bargain prices, BY Messs E. Rtily Co. No Isl
oha street. Ihe easces having received prior to the
gong INTO opera ion Of the new laws admit OF being
sed ~ greatly REDUCED prices So large is e stock and 20
varied The qualities and styles that ali and necessities can
ee Visitors here tho country are es
peciay invited call Their numerous city customers VIII
certainly do 50. We refer to The advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-01

On PAINTINGS Framed pictures, statuary,
81 stuffed birds garden lgre etc. be scd al auction
ms morning at Il O'coekby Landry at ths auc
non hsFt Masonic Hall per advertisement in another