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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16

Graver street and Nachez Alley the late site of
Folger 4 Uo.s Hardware Store aud Warehouses.
+ BY j. Ii. WALTON g. DESLONDE, r,
J. b. WALTON, Auctioneer
Office, At Carondelet street.
TNEDN NESDAY, February a, 1896, Mt 12
w o'clock the Merchants and Auetionears Exchange
on Royal street, will be sold
SIX LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by New
Leyee Graver and TchoupouaS streets and hatcher Alley
designated by the NOS to plan by Pile Depouy
Civil Engineers, dated February =, 1886
Lots Nos aud have each front OF 10 inches and
lines New Levee street BY depth OF from 2 feet inches
and lines to 80 feet inches and lines and measurement
Of 10 feet II inches md lines the line which divides
Lots Nos and front Tchoupitonlas street. and
each 70 feet inches and lines front by depth corresponding
with lots Nos and and the measurement on the rear
line that Of lots Nos and from which they divided
Lot No 5ronts New Levee street, and measures ~ feet
Inches ard lines front by depth the line nearest
Natchez Alley of los feet inches and Shines, and 2 feet
inches and lines the other sde line and 10 feet IL inches
anu lines on the line divuing 1t from lot No.
No 10 fronts rchouponas street. and adoins In the
on the line nearest Nachez Alley of 05 eet inches and
lines and l02 feet inches and nes less the
other side line. J II
This property formerly for many years the site of the
ensvs hardware establishment folget Co. Is the most
business locality sE87@ ny = b8E#uGT'F
p1- TERMS one-half cash In q. g. Treasury notes. the
balance in the notes of the purchasers to their
able Ut one and two bearing interest at the eight
Acts Of sale before A. Masureau notary public az the
of the purchasers
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY Is. 1865.


Il NJ NJ FEteas. II
written ~ Coi. W. y. Hawkins, 6. s. A., (pris
cnsr " wsr 1T camp chase.) ! friend 81 ! fellow
prisoner who was engaged to be married 70
1ettef a66n after his death and was answered
~ Col. II. Id the following lines
Il Your letter came, bHt came too late,
For Heaven had claimed ~ own
Hiso ss Sfsss Rhits stsH Hh4ens s. -
And vet I think he would have stayed
For one more day nf pain,
Could be hive read tbese tardy words
~ 31Fhich ysxzlavk se9t Y vsIns ~ 8 !
WHY did you waits fair laiy.
y ThrDugh ID many weary hour
Hal YOU other lovers with you,
III aahat alksn dainty bower.
OH otAeEA hnM before pour charms.
81 Ana twine bright gafiands there
And yets ween, n ali the throng
" HI spirit had 40 peer s4a
Il wish that yon were by me now ~ IN
AsAs 4 draw the sheet aside,.
4 Tcsees hcN pure the, look he wore n
gAMhilG baf0re he died.
j at tAe sorrow that youi gaye him
still has LETT its weary trace, x
Aad meek and sanity sadness
etss ssals nran INIT pailid face n E98
: Hill lese aid 40, fonld. change for me
The Winter cold to Spring ~ s
A i. trust of thoughtiess naiden's love,
s Thou art q litter thing tgs
Eer when these valleys fail, in May 9
Once more with blossoms shall waive,
The Northern vfoiets shall blow .s5#
Upon hfs hunhls grave. Y ~ n VI 4
Your dole of scantY words had been " 9
Rut one more pang to bear gs.8 sy 5s
Though to the last, be kissed with love #
This tress NJ your soft hair.
4 did not put It where he said, a3
4 For when the anEeIss come ~ ss sssEg$l& N&
I q would not have them find 2he sign .55 3.S
sOf falsehood il hfs tomb. A III
Iiilse read youf letter, and Iknow @
ahe swiles that y0l have wrought
And gain III fearful thought
What lavish veal I'll men sometimes give
.EeT q ffias. light and email 9ss
NV bat mauiy forums are often held ss3
IA ln Follyss ainsy thfall. Sts s
Ydushail hot pity him, for now gissistlf sR}4
MeispRst yourshop6 and fear II slsg 81 II
Asthoggh With that yca could stand
With me beside his bier.
Still, 4 forgive you; Heaven knows,
e SaBr mere yoasl have need. skai
Since God hislawfuI jpd gment sends
On each unworthy deed d.ssssss III SBslt Il sSss
T6nighs thsl cold winad whistles by, g
f17 = MY EtAp hCSH
Within tiea prison dead house, where 81 slais
@eW nopTners me to weep, ka IN s33 III n
IL ride, splHnk coffin holds him now, y #
Vet death gives always grace ~
And A had rathGr a6e hun thus &ls5 VIZ Il
Tban clAspea III your embrace asi Il
4 Tonsqbt your rooms lie II yery NV, IL
With Wit. and Wine, and song
And yan sreismiling jnst ~ if 83
Y0n never did 4 wrong, N rs 81 48;ij3 ia sgii3
our hand AZ fair ihat none would think II u
Il penned thHse words of pain; II 1
81 skin, so white would ~ God your soul
We're hall ssosfrec of stain lsH III ssa
I'd rather BIZ tllis dear, dear friend, s. ~
Than yon In all your gIee e ssss 4 Il
E0rg on ara iieid IA gfievdus bonds,
While he's forever free. a8ss ssIlis
Whom serve we in this life, We serve ;is,sf
Up that which il to come 81 5$a 3s
Hesehose his way; you, yours lat God 2
Pronounce the fitting doom / M i4f8
Camp Chase. Lecepbes, 1904 rs sS;sS A 8gf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16
OFFICIAL.

STATE OF LouisiAsA Il EoUrvE DEPARTMENT.,
New Orleans, Feb O. 1866. J
NJ HEhFAS. application has been made 20
w me by Jules Leaunont for the cancellng Of his Official
bond dated May l3 1883 for the Of $4,000 signed
by Jules beaumont principal and Henry esunont % se
curity 2 bond dated July u l80 for the sum Of
signed by the same persons abnve the condition OF sha
bonds being for the faithful by said Jules Leau
mont Of bis duties rs auctoneer Aforesaid. ~ . "
described bonds to show in writing at the Office OF tho
Secretary Of State within ninety days af the last publication
this why the said bonds should not be can
celled and annulled
Given my hand and the State this 9th day Of
February A. D. 1866 and of the Independence OF the Uaited
To- TH r. t7o q. .. MADISON WELLS.
BY the Cover OF: r ,.-tt t-sIl r5 .s99 ,} J zap '
d j. Ii. HARDY, Secretary of State. E' s..
BUREAU LExECu1IE, ETAr LA LouIsIAEE,
"A aujourdhL moi atm de iare annuler les eau
tionnemeuts suiyants-- ~
I'm cauonnemen date du l3 mai 1885, de ls de
$4,000 sgne par Jules Leaumout conne principal ct Henry
beaumont CONNIE caution. - - 4 lei. ..-g
70 I'm cautonnement en- Juliet 1850 ia meme
sonme ct sgna par les memes personnes.y+ y SyIETl
Ces eationneIents ayant par IL dit Jules Leau
pour Ia fdele execution dc dsvos CONNIE encan
teur- 5,tt.,,e 4. ,
Avis consequence donne outes les int
ressees d'ayor are connars ec bureau dn secre
tae Etat dams les 90 onrs qu uivrdnt Ia niere pubca
on de ccte proclamation les rasons squBles les dts
cauton ements serient pas caneelfes OF mnnullsH
Donnie signature ct 10 seeaux de Etat ce xieme
ionr de fevrier 1866 e h 9eme do fndspendsnce dss
- ...I r#1s J.8MADIsoN WELLS 4
Par le gouverneur ay , ,s LIN.
d At
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16

The reason SO many postmstresses have been
appointed is, because the ladies know how to
manage the males.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16

One of Uncle Sau,s free nigser arants Il, u;roi.
ma, short time since, tried about q thousand Of
them ~ the art of voting. He told them they
should be allowed 70 elect commissioner af their
own choice, 70 see after their affairs, and directed
One long, unearthly yen ayen went IN. every
particular negro voting with all lii might
Then he told all opposed to Mr.. w 10 vote na'
and every darkey "woted no,,' ten times harder
than ever. THereupon the agent looked puzzled
and grum, and finally swore the niggers were
d-d fools, and ought TO be ina very warm place.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16
HANDSOME COTTAGE HOUSE AND TWO LOTS OF
Ground, with Ornamental Garden, on Bienve street
ny. j. B. WALTON a DEsLoNDE.

. D. n WALTON, Auctioneer,
Office At Carondele street, corner of Union
SATURDAY, February IL, 1896. at IL
~ o'clock at the Merchants Auetionees Exchange
Royal street. will be sold s.,...
Two LOTS OF GROUND, in the Second District of this
city in the square bounded by Biene Customhouse Der
bgn and Roman streets designated by the Nos and
plan by --Tourne engineer, dated February 1866.
cept Of 09 feet 10 inches and lines between parallel
Lot No measures 81 feet inches Bienvlle street by
depth of 100 feet 10 inches lines parallel lines
ThE IMPROVEMENTS No. 3A Bienve street, consist Of
OhE-ST0RY FRAME COTTAGE, containing parlor dining
two bedrooms and WINE closet side ga
leries etc. with twosory back buildings containing kitchen
and ironing room and two bedrooms second floor the
rear of Lot No there is building containing wash wood
coal and chicken houses
There is handsome and garden with choice
flowers and shrubbery and fruit consisting of Japan
mental trees.
The yard is paved throughout has large csterns and
well.
This property h4s been lately put in thorough repair and
one OF the hansoe cottage residences in the Dis
trict with every convenience for small family Possession
given the LIST of April next
TERMs-one half cash in u 8 Treasury notes. balance
on months credit in the note of the purchaser with
cent current and per cent eventual interest with special
mortgage the property until ns payment The property
be kent fully insured and policy transferred the
Act OF sale before Goschalk Magne notaFies the
pense OF the purchaser
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16

n q. PALMER IL co., ~l-- =
led O. PALMER. JOS WILD
-~nhpor1ers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Carpets, Mats. on Cloths, ETC.,
No, iis arsvier street New Orlean.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16
A DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE ON PRYTANIA
.,.. STREET.
2 VACANT PROPERTY IN CARRoLLToN
For account of the -.7' E
SUCCESSION OF CHARLES GARDINER, DECEASED.
Bx j. II. WALTON 81 DEsLoNDE.
J. B. WALTON, Auctioneer,
r D. f.. OHira M Carnpda,a+ s+r.o.

.-- Ofhce No. AZ Csrondelet street.
SATURDAY, March 18th. 1866, at ~
NJ O'Clock at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange
on Royal street. between Canal and Cusomouse stree by
virtue aud in pursuance of order the Hon no VI
Thuas Judge Of the Second District Court Of New rea
dated February 1856 Court Docket No. I5 will be sold
Tor account Of the above named Succession, to-wit
mehs thereon in the First District of this city the souare
bounded by Pytaia Enerpe Coliseum Poymna streets
measuring 2S eet inches front Prytana street. BY depth
between para ell lines Of liz feet inches 6 lines and esy
mated US NO 2 on plan Of Moehausen, deposited the
once OF HIyol then notary plan No. 13 also as lot
NO 70 on plan No. IS in the same office.
The improvements this lot consist Of TwoStory Frame
hall and back gallery first hoo sleeping soos cab
met hail and back gallery second oor two story back
buildings contipng two seepng rooms Kitchen ironing
room, ETC., cistern water works in the yard. -
CnrrOlit0n Property,
. FOURTEEN LOTS OF GROUND in the town of Carreltop
IN the parish OF Jefferson designated by the to
ocusiye of square b. bounded by Eagle Munr0e
and sixth Streets according plan drawn by H. Molhau-
SEN civil engineer dated October S6 deposited in the Office
PLAN: o. " r. ~
Lots Nos II and IL adon each other and measure each 30
eet lront on sixth street, by $50 feet deep.
Lots Nos 3 to 22 inclusive adoiu each and measure
each ~ feet front agile street. l2O feet deep OF No.
lrns the corner Of Eagle and Sixth Streets and No. %
forms the corner OF Eagle and Jeanette streets.
Lots No ~ and u adjnn each other measure
feet front on Jeannette street by $50 feet deep
--AiSO-
PEW No. ll6 in the Presbyterian Church on Lafayete
Square. (Rey. DR. B. NJ. Palmer's)
EJ- FERMs-CAsh in U. s. Treasury notes.
acs OF sae before A. Mazureau, notary public at the
peuse of the purchaser - -T= "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16

Why is petroleum speeulator like the Secreta-
ry Of the Navy? Because he is giddy on wells.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16
hNE srArK or LOUISIANA. Executive DEPARTMENT, /
New Orleans, rebrnry g. 1850 b :
by y. Mad,son. Wells:

i GOVERNOR Of THE STATE OF LUUISIANA-$300
Reward. -..-... h, - X sy n
WHEREAS official informationas reached me that an uupro
voked and committed In the 81
Shreveport parish Of Gaddo the 2h day January 1885,
by WILLIAM SIMPSON the Of David Bright,
and that the said Simpson has fed Justice gtu,,
Now, therefore, do issue this my proclamation calling
all the good people of the State Tend their aid and
assistance arretng and bringing Justice the perpetrsor
Of the crime md murder furthermore do offer
by authority Of The State for tho apprehension and conviction
oil the aforesaid SIMPSON, fJs7 4'
The said Simpson Is about thirty years old heavy SET five
feet five inches high dark black hair and heavy
black whiskers, with face badly pox marked ~ =
under and ct 5th dAy of
February 1864 at tbs city Of New Orleans and Of the
independence OF the United States the ninstieth,
I sV j. MADISON WELLS
By the Governor. ..f1%,
t j. H. HARDY, Secretary OF State. ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16
BUTLER's PATENT corroS TIE.


r, u. .5y...,,. 9..s - ..,....
fhe undersigned sole agents have now ON hand and , h,
constantly supplied with the celebrated IRON COTTON
HES prepared for immediate the backe arv at
ached t" one end of ths hoop This Tie RECOMMENDED IN
merchants and planters for simplicity ana strepp and tho
great ease with which adjusted ta haias ot o 49,
mas been ased by args E planters sine. is5o b.
their entire sati sfaction ~ 'N~' >' w
Orders will he received at our Office
4. ... .. -.-,- r. RLEAkLEY Il CO.,
y. ~ see toydras street. o Tchoupitoulas
A LLHsoN q DAVIS :
oo'.'.-.. -....-.... MAGAZINE STREET ma
... Have sale
MI 70 6hls Pure Copper Distilled BOURBON corrSTv
t"hAshf' 'MeGibbon's Brand " three years old
Also
IS agents lot all descriptions of Agrcultural Implemen.
ana Labor Saving Machines, viz Piows WAGONS Han5
boons wood Gntters, Cane Mills Portable Steam RnripsS
anSausng a M,s Reapers Cutters Wheat Drills straw Cutts
improved Fire Proof Safes Masse,s Nitroran;vos
super Phosphate o. Lime Htrosehi|eo
All hf which articles will be furnished ,ran,, No., -. Al.
lowest market prices p'iAplS aho ~ tne
very superinr article sE'H u" uaio-"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16
l}y FIIt 1OVbFNOft
j. II. HARDY, Secretary OF State
Par 10 gouvernenr. n 4 = !. d y m -
j. H HARDY, Secretaire d'Etat



STATE OF LOUISIANA EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT ,
3 IL New Orleans, January l2 1865
NJ WHEREAs, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
" TO me by Bernard Turpin for the rancelng his o
cai bond Auctioneer and leans co.
wit: bond dated The 10th Of February 1865 $4,000
signed by Bernard fupn principal and Lapeyre and
Lapne as securities, each for the S51DD the
bond being conditioned for the faithful performance by the
said Bernard Turpn of his duties
Notice hereby given to all interested in the
described bond to show In writing tile office If the
this aivertisemen why the said bond honld be san,
ceed and Hnnulled III r-- '5, IT-I -
Gytn under my hand ard seal State above and OF
the Independence Of the United States the ninetieth.
ID. .r..s. 80 .. J. MADISON WELLS
BY the Governors
Mi J. II. HARRY, Secretary of stata. as..
ErAf DE LA LOUISIANA, DEPARrEhEsT L'ExRCUr1F
N0uvele Orleans le IL anvier 1866. I
A TTEf ID Hu'appiicntt0n ~ etc falLe y moi
par Bernard Tnrpn cancellation de obligation
once comne encanteur dams ct e psasse dOreans
sayoir- ~
Une obgsson da ~ 1855 poar $4,000 signe
par bernard Tnrpn comne principal ct J. Lapne
ton ttant condtinnnes pour Ia fdee exscston par d
Bernard Turpn de devors susdit-
Avis est le donne
dams adte obligation de monrer la eeriture
eau du secretare dEta dc quatre vndix jours de
presents publication de avis les rasons esqueles II
dite obligation ne serait pas cancelee ct annnlae
Donne main ct e 'EtHt ci-dessus
de janye 1866 ct lie
me del Independence es Etats-Uns
Psrie 6ouverneur
Hapn II Fiat. .. 3. 'u .
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16
sHC NVFEITIUr
J. II. HARDY, Secretary Of State.
ErAr DE Ia LOUISIANA, pxrAnrks xsr DE- / &

ETAr DE Ia LOUISIANA, pEPARrksEET DE- L'EsRcurly,
Hpuyele Orleans, le Is decembre 1855
A TTENDU que Patrick Henry Fiynn x'est
"A adrssse mol Ia Cancellation dc obligation
styoir 49,
UNE obligation daee du fevrer 1865 peur la sorne de-
$1,000 signee Patrick Henry Flynn comae proprsaire
etc BoSe H. Hoffman at i. H. Latham securths 10
premier pour y somme dc $500 e. les deus sutres Ia
pour Ia hdee execution par le H. Flynn css deyos
CONNIE encanteur sisdit.
AVIS est le present dsnne tons celia in
esse d. nonrer cause eer bureau u secretare E.
tat dams espace de qnate vindx ous dater de la pre-
sene publication de avis esquees ad
obligation ne serait pas cancelee ct annnite
Dnnne sous main ct e de Est cejuurdhui
lie rs decembre A D. 1865 ct la quare-
nee de findependence des Etats-unfs E"S
M j. MADISON WELLS
Par le gouvernenr,
j. II HARpY sacrctarA d,Etat ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16
j. II. HARDY, sscrctaire d'Etas.


STATE or LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
New Orleans Janaary IL, 1856
WHEKEAS, application has been made
W to by Gabriel beaumont canceling his
official bond Auetiouee in and for the parish Orleans
to-wt: Pr ~
bond dated the 26th January 1865 the
signed by Gabriel Leanont principal and Jules Tuyes
security the condition Of said bond beng the faithful per
formance by the said Gabriel Leumont his duties
ti6neer aforesaid.
Notice hereby given all persons the above
Secretary Of State within ninety days last publication
Of this why the said bond should Cancelled
and annilled
Given under my hand and state as above and Of
the Independence Of the United States the ninetieth
.-." +-F j. MADISON WELLS
by the Governor; =
j. H. HARDY, Secretary Of State
BUREAU DE LExECuTtr ETAT LOUISIANA
souvrlef)reans. lie II janvier 1866.
TTENDU que Gabriel Lesumont, encaR-
teur dams ct la d'Ureans,
jonrdini moi atm de fire canceer
Un cautionnement date du 6 janver 1859 la some
de $1,000 signe Gabriel beaumont principal al
Jules Tuyes canton
Ce cAuonnemeD ayan etc fonrn dit Lean
mont la dte execution de devors encaneu
AVIS est en- consequence dpnne
ressees ayoir aire eonnattre tcr
aira Et dams les 80 ous qn suiyron Ia pubca
on De cete proclamation les rasoHs posr dit
santoHnement ne serait point eaneelle Ell annnils.
Donne signature ct lie Etat NuuyelIs-
Orleans, &c II jsnvsr D., la Wieme Findapendence
des Elats- Uns ~. - :. = -
Signe): J. N. WELLS,
j n Hal
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16
dti,e ogdurts.

Gases Set for Trial This Day.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16
AUCTION SALES. I.

NEW HEvEE AND TCHOuPITouLAS STREET, BE.
Gravier street and Natchcz Alley the late site
Folger b Uo.'s Hardware Store aud Warehouses.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16

STATE or LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE UEPARrnENr,1
- ~ = = ~ New Orleans, Dec 8 1865
WHEREAS, PATRICK HENRY FLYNN HAS
applied to to ne for the sanselng q his Official Bond
Bond dated February g. 1861 the sum Of SloOO0
signed by Patrick Henry Flynn principal and o. Boye r.
Hoffman and j. r. LatHam securities, the former the
sum Of so and the two latter in the Of $500 each the
said bond being conditioned for this faithful performance by
ths said r. h. flynn OF his duties AuennseT aforesaid
Notice is hereby given to oil persons interested to show
in writing at the office Of the Secretary State
within ninety days afer he last publication Of this advertise
ment why the said bond should be cancelled and
annued. g. g5.s4g r -
Given under hand and seal Of above this 2th
day Of December A. D. 1855 and of the Independence of the
United statek the nnetieth.
25"#7 J. MADISON WELLS
BY the Governor:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16

Valuable Lot of Ground in Lafayette street. suitable for
Lumber Yard Building Site.
BT j. IL. WALTON d. DEsLONDE,
" j. B. WALTON Auctoneer,
Office No. Al Carondeet street. corner of Union. ~.
SATUKDAY, Feb. 9TH. 1866. at I2 O'Clock
~ NJ at the Merchants' and Auetioneers Exchange Royal
street, will be sold sl =, .
A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, with the improve.
mens thereon Suatsd Nos 2 Lafay ee street in
the square bounded y Lafyette Basin poydras and Ram.
part Streets measuring AZ feet inches lines front on
Lafayette street. by depth Of 100 feet between parallel
lines.
The Improvements consist of one.sory frame building
used as carpenter shop and rented only by the month
R5' PERMs-l;ash in U. $. Treasury Notes ' .''
of the purchaser T
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16

SOUTHERN DENTAL DEPOT
-5' BENZ F. HOPPER s,l g-s...
&S st. Charles street, New Orleans,
full supply of DENTAL MATERIALS Of al kinds CON.
,. sisting in part of n
Instruments; Operating Chairs and Spittoous; |c
feeth Gold and Tin Fo Cold Silver and Plstina late
Files; Vucanizers; Rubber; Lathes
..t7t brush Cotton and Gorundum Wheels: a
4, ..geu ell.} Arkansas Stones, ETC., ETC., ETC.
Orders by mail promptly execnted.
ddress as ahnua Tnck Box No. TO t.s'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16

& a NEW SoL0M0N.--Ihe following anecdote is
related of Bxo, the popular French liberal,
lately deceased, whose funeral was attended by
Prince Napoleon, in preference to attending the
Murat wedding:
Duxing the days Of popular frenzy after the
revolution Of l84S, Bixio chanced to be passing
along the Boulevard Beaumarchais, when he was
met by q flying crowd, all eager to join group of
people screaming and gesticnlating in the middle
of the causeway. In the middle of the group
stood, pala and trembling, poor girl, dressed III
the costume of the cdntinsofs of the Garde Mobile
who, on peroeiying Bixio, Immediately flew to.
him for protection. What is the matterg or
what has the woman been guilty ~ exclaimed the
saUd1t She is sold to the enemy p replied tile
(5arde Mobile, who was holding her by the arm.
saWe have just discovered that she has been bribea
10 distribute poisoned brandy to the soldiers,
and she must die. We are about to con-
yeyl her to the Place de Ia Bastiie, where
She shall be shot at the foot Of the
his eye beamed upon the unfortunate woman, who
lciung to him In desperation, " let her he punished
according to the lea tali0sis and be made to drink
On her own poison I'LL stand BY and see that the
more nor less, must she swallow Of her own de-
testable drug and let her die in the tortures she
would have inflicted on the brave men she was
seeking to destroy, Thereupon seizing the can.
tsneers wooden keg, he proceeded to fill the little
RUNNER she carried as the two sous measure
turned il empty from her lips We'll done, & said
he at the sixth RUNNER, :. now get along home, my
good girl, and settle your aflairss for yon cannoi
have more than half an hour to live after such .
dess 90 you have just swallowed. n The wretched
I wopan needed not twice bidding, but flew down
NE nearest street with the speed Of lightning,
While the volatile Garde Mobile, moved to the most
ooisteroua mirth at the scene which had begdn by
: psomise ef the deepest tragedy, suffered her TO
depart Without opposition; and followed Bixio
aoWs !, We g bogiesard with the addition of "Solo-
.uea as sIhxed 20 hs name, as he had not long re
manned uhreeognEed amongst the crowd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-28

Petroleum v. Nasby attended the
Philadelphia Convention, got n post
office, and feels very good over the sue
cess of his party. By way of apology
for his Southern brethren, who swal-
lowed the ready made prescription in
the shape of resolutions, he says:
My dear sir, wbnst knowed Irish
man, who was sence killed in n Fenian
raid, employed as a artisan in well dig,
gin. 1t was his lot to go to the bottom
NV the excavation and load the buckets
with earth. The dinner horn sounded,
and he, with the alacrity characteristic
NV the race, sprang into the bucket and
told EN- to hist away, and they histed.
but ez they histed they amoosed them
selves a droppin earth onto him.
"ShtopW sed he, but they didn't.
'Shtop" sed he, ''or, be gorra I'll cut
the rope" Ny deer sir, Randall, and
Doolittle, and Seward, and johnson are
a histin us out NV the pit we fell into in
1850. Their little talk about debts and
slavery and sich, are the earth they're
drophln onto us for fun, but shell we
like ijeots cut the rope? Ney! Let EN-
hist and when we're safe out and on
solid ground, we kin, eff we desire, turn
and chuck EN- into the hole.