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GRAND FAIR =RAFFLE.

The above SPLENDID cotton plantation 24ON twenty
hundred acres Situate the best cotton region of this State
and free from overflow, thousand cleared eight
hundred under and fine state of cultynon producing
Eve hundred bales and sufficient hay whea etc. to do
the place
Tie improvements are fine twosory dwelling, with eight
rooms large hall and piazza all well furnished including
pano kitchen furniture gin house. gin and grist
mill attached; quarters fifty hands, stables
corn and wheat houses smoke house spng house, black
smiths shop carpenters shop and tools There are two
or three fine springs clear c9o water the year round
fruit orchard garden splendid oak shadetrees all round
the manon making delightful residence and profit
able ace work raising nearly everything necessary to
carry it on.
1t stocked with four to five hundred head of anims of
every kind horses mules oxen cows hogs and sheep,
ducng yearly enough to do the place 1t is also we'll
supplied with wagons carts, pows, cornsheers. wheat
lrashers, and other too's and implements to workit
There is family carriage and other things necessaryto
mention
THERE'S corn hay fodder to work the place next ear
The ENTIRE PROPERTY will be RAFFLED OFF on the
fair grounds the last day Of the approaching Stale fair
eeourhs of the tickets sold under the supervision OF
committee some Oldest and respectable citizens
aordng full guarantee that it will be conducted in fair
aud honorable way All the proceeds tickets will be de-
posited with T. Buddecke banker 60 Common street,
until the Rattle made and the title passed to the holders of
| the lucky tick T.
The paceis at its real value $4,000 forty thousand dol
lars and chances eight thousand Eve dollars per ticket
are to be had at the office Mr. NJ H. Meyer O St Charles
street. Douglass engravsr Camp street. Canal Moodys
Shirt Emporium Crescent Billiard Saloon at all hotels jewel
~ newspaper Offices and at the air grounds every
day Of the fair.
presentation of tickets will be made TO the different chari
table associations of the city by managers calling at the store
ofMr NJ, II. Meyer, 10 St. Charles st eet.
SUNDErEs. s......,.,,,....,.,,.....'. '.sUNDRlEs'
THREE THOUSAND BARRELS FLOUR
Plants Extra
Plants Favorite.
Smiths =,
| Smiths Premium.
| Hemosa.
| And other brands of all grades
1000 bbs. MES PORK.
200 O.. Prime MESS PORK,
100 .. RUMPS
| 50 . MESS BEEF.
so casks choice CLEAR SIDES.
30 e. :. SHOULDERS.
| 100 tierces :.
| 80 :, choice LARD.
| 500kegs .. :.
| 5Ob.ls LARD OIL.
! 10 casks dry sa,ted SHOULDERS.
| 100 tierccs choice sugar-Cured HAMS.
I 10 casks plain pagged HAMS
| 200 frkius v Mestern and Goshen BUTTER.
| 50 small kegs
5Oboxes choice CREAM CHEESE.
800 coils ROPE.
30 caddes TOBACCO
For sale by KEEP & CAULFIELp,
n and 70 Poydras street:
pE.ANTAT1oNp III, 64R%Ess, 4 r,s, SADDLES
5nn sets PLANTATION HARNESS, at 81 90 set,
| l00 dnEen BLIND Bird .ES at 50 per dozen.
| TRACES, HAMbS, COLLARS Etc.
80 dozen suovELs; so kegs MULE SHOES.
| -" '"'' y Nns 55 81 md 50 Lafayette street,
| Between Fchoupit uuas and Commerce streets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

The Ladies' Of the Third Pre.byferian Church i'll open
FAIR and ENTERTAINMENT Ut the MECHAAiGS
INSTITUTE, vades between Cna' aud Common streets
MONDAY EVENING November 9Th and continue through
the week "
They appeal citizens and tra visiting the city
for encoug ment and support in their o to reeY9 the
Church from debt,
Luncn daily from II to3 o'clock, til 23d.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

-NHmrrIuce and GeiIbacY, an Essay of
Warnings and Instruction for Young Men Also diseases
aad abuses which PROSTATE tile vital powers with sure means
Of relief Sent free Of charge in sealed letter envelopes d-
dress Dr. J. sKILLIN HoUGuToS Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

The Louisiana and Texas Petroleum Stove and Gas Light
Company prepared to supply the pabc with these
avorite Cookiag and Heating Stoves. The Ecsnomy and
Utility undputed To be seen, every day.
ia full operation at 232 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
L'Africafne,

rrrtc ,v.,l.,, t7vENrvc ezoyentcr 10 1866 al ~
;. NJ. POSITIVELY LAST TIME Of Meyerbcers posthu.
nous opera, in five acts,
E,4frIcafne,
Now tie great musical sensation in Europe this
continent will be produced with grandeur and
before dayd il hiB city and in the gorgeous style
- MI, ,,n.
performed IN the AcaueWy VI Sluslc1 +'e" i'th i
embraces the entire strength OF TIE Companyhne ANIL
0TJNA GHIONI Mile CANIESA. Sienors IRFRE,
:, -. rITrI,yr' W.T. r,yrr
NlAi'l'A - z - 49, od .tnted e,nrassIy
New and @ 6 maze Evnn "p % the New york
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
NREsCENT CITY MUSEUM

EtR ESCENT CITY MUSEUM
10 AND AZ ST. CHARLES ST. OPPOSITE ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
Open from 8 Am till Il P, M. Daily.
r. W. SCHAFFER MANAGER.
THE Museum building rehtted and enlarged a
enormous expense expressly for the Curoses be exhibit
ted ther elm,
OVER TEN THOUSAND CURIOstTIEs, comprising
Wild Beasts Birds Fishes, Insects, Minerals Paintings
Coins Relics the revolution md wonderful things from
every mart of the known world will be there found eXhbi
tion In connection with the above curiostes ANlES'S
GREAT TRAVELLING MENAGERIf, consisting of African
LIONS Tigers Leopards KRngros Baboons Birds, Etc,
will daily exhibition together with celebrated Chinese
Juggers and Ars who viii perform wonderful and daring
feats in Knife throwing Etc. Ihe intrepid LA BELLE
LOUISE and her errorrning Animals will daily add to the
attractions of the Museum
Admission 90 cents; Children 25 cents
The Crescent Citv Museum will Wednesday, Oct 10th
!
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
DRESS BALL

To he given by the
CONvIgIGL RESUsOITATQRS OF MIRTH.
AT the MoREsQgE BUILDINGS, On WEDNESDAY
DECEMBER 10, 1860
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

- gThe Qaeen! The eAueen.-The queen
or HAIR REsTORERst-Mr5, Winsow's Queen Hair Re-
ato,ez is queen not only name but in virtues.
Tts the best Hair Rostorer offered TO the public
An infabe rsstoer preservar of the hair if faithfully
applied.
It is no hair dye,
II aes directly upon the roots of the hair changing gray
@ Its original life color arresng decay and
ipe ont of the hair eradcatng scur and dandruf and
curing all humors ofthe scalp,
II will change dry and wry hair to soft and luxuriant
srssses
Itimpsrts a delightful fragrance to the hair
In abort If you wish to restore your har in yonth and
retain It through lifo use MRS. WTNSLowS QUEEN HAIR
RESToRER Price 81 per bottle.
500 " o. j. CONCEAL General Agent
20 St Charles street, N 0.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
F,TUTRE AUCTION SALES.

pEREMPToRY SALE OF UNDIVIDED HALVES OF
Squares of Ground on customhouse, BenviIe, ST Louis
Toulouse and ST. streets, Second District Of thi
city.
UNDIVIDED SIXTH OF lo78o 6o-loo ACRES OF LAND
in the Greeusburg District
UNDIVIDED THIRD OF ess a2-loO ACRES OF LAND II
the parish of IoeTvile.
james O. Nixon vs. his credit,rsFourth District Court q
New Orleans, No, 1857.
BYJ.R. WALTON & DEsLoNDE'
j. B. w4Lroy, Auctioaeer.
cr.-- NJ. - 1.a-a..l.1at u..as.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

Grand Opening Night of the Celebrated
GHIONI AND SUSIEI
G r A D 7 A L / Q P Z R A.
MAX STR DIRECTOR,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

THIS MoodayJ EVENING November TO- 1866 at u
p NJ, POSITIVELY LAST TIME Of Meyerbeer's posthr
nous onera. in five acts.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
n III. KNAPP

IT III. KNAPP
DENTAL SURGEON,
No. 179 CANAL STREET.
DR. KNAPP has the most improved Anasthetic Prepara
ton for POSITIVELY EXTRACTING EETH WITHOUT
PAIN and also PERFORMS EVERY OPERATION IN
THE DENTAL PROFESSION, according to the latest
Scientific improvements He the character Of his
raon for BEAUTY DURABILITY for the last quarter
Of century in this city Is too well known to need comment
himself In regard to price he offers no competition
quacks and requires only fair remuneration for his
|
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

aurety, steadily, SuccesarulIy, SmOlan.
s a. ractof Bucku cuFng every of Kidney Disease
Rb su Gravel Urinary Disorders, Weakness and Pains
t Rae T. Female Complaints and Troubles arising from
an licted TRY snoanders-Taken no other BHCku
so Nv al no heeares Price, sl D. Barnes Co., New
Yorl a Rarns Ward Co, New Orleans, Southern agents
Bu + Roger wholesale prpggists Boston, Mass gene
relageuts.
----eyoIpnee,s Fsoney aOap-FhI" ceie6t'ted
To,st a, J., sncb o ,iversa demand Is made from tho
cboc. .iIs ia mi d and emoient in its nature, fra
snt scented and extremely beneficial n se'on upon The
ka For by all iruggi,ts and fancy goods dealers.
HEA CADDs sEs.....,..s....rEA SAODAGs'
A smalllot now ready for delivery
Price lists furnished at the metropolitan Box Company
HENRY OTIS,
I6 Netchez street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
FOR RENT.

NOR R sNT-A HOUSE ON 5URANIA STREET
Il in of 52 Prytana street. bet seen Goen an1
1t small twa-stoEy House Wttn large
Grounds Rent $50 per month Can be tEea for either sax
" - g NJ lgn1ne street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
MIS- IJhLLANEOUs---NEW.

S'-ioE'',',',.,..'. ....,.,.......''.'. NOTICE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

WILLIAM c. COoR has removed to store No
POTDRAs STREET corner Of Fulton
GOLD SPRINGS PLANTATION.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

EOss RENT-RooMs AT NO s62 Ss BAoGa9s saUi
II now Baranne street Two Rooms on the second hoor
between Erato and Thaa streets unishedno board has
$50 eacn or $50 for both
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

----Louistana National Rnni of New Or
lcansNov IT, lst.This Bank will be closed on TUESDAY
next the goth inst
GEO W. WOOD, Assistant Cashier
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

VKyANTRD-A SITUATIoN-BY A COMPETENT
wv Buukkeeper who furnish the best recommendations
as to capacity and fidelity to interests Of his employer
Address r. P. b, care Crescent office
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

xNANTED-THE ADVERTISER CAN COMMAND
w small capital and some bu iness and would like TO
co meet himself with hoase selling Goods He ] oendent
ynod business to give him either interest in H. Or liberal
aav Replies to this may addressed to Capital care ot
Crescent office.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

UTANTED-A PARTNER IN 4 GROCERY BusI.
w ness well established that can command capital q
as an eouivent command certain amount Of business
address Grocer, care of this ottiC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-27
The Indiana.

JuLEsBvRe, COLORADO, Oct. 24-The Indian
war has commenced; 25o head of stock were
driven of by the Indians within a few miles
of Mount Sedg wick and 100 head OF males,
owned by Henry Carlisle, freighters for the
overland stage line, and $50 head of cattle, be-
longing TO Vessey. Wall & Co, OF Den yer, were
also driven off. Several Of the night herders
were killed by the e,sayages, and number of
others wounded. .sH al lraIr
Trains have been attacked at various points,
pulsed. 80 a.. =. ~ 4
- As soon as the hostile disposition OF the Ia
dians was reported TO ,Capt. Jas. p. W. Neil,
of the 18th u. 3. infantry conn anding at this
post. he at once mounted csmp anes N aad ID,
fof the 2d Us. cavalry, who started after the
Indians and, overlook them, killing five and
woupding fifteen Of them. and captaring all
their ponies, wigwams. ard arms, wttA The loss
of but two of our men. e. 30. - IA
Much credit is due 10 I.ieuts- AYmes aud
Norwood for their Antiring exerfioRs in recap
turing mere than on O. halt the stock driven OF.
Sance the above occurred 3a0 Cheyenne war.
riors have passed within three miles west oi
the fort, with very hostile demonstrations TO-
ward they hites. - f.tt sH4f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-27
Important Letter from General Sheridan,
NO VIOLATION OF OUR NEUTRALITY LAWS WILL
BE PERMITTRD.

NO VIOLATION OF OUR NEUTRALITY LAWS WILL
BE PERMITTED.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 26.-The following i'm.
portant letter appears this evening:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF,
NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. ., 1s66.-General:
am satisfied that there is only one way in which
the state Of affairs on the Rio Grande can be
bettered, and that is by giving the heartiest
support to the only government in Mexico
recognized by our own; the only one which is
really favorable to us. You will, therefore,
warn adherents of any party or pretended
goveahment in Mexico, or In the State of
Tamaulipas, that they will not be permitted to
violate the neutrality laws between the Liberal
Government Of Mexico and the United States,
and also that they will not be permitted to
remain in cur territory and receive the protec-
tion Of our flag in order to complete their
machinations for the violation Of our neutrality
laws. These Instructions will be enforced
against adherents Of the Imperial buccaneer
representing the So called Imperial Govern.
ment Of Mexico, and also against the Ortega,
Santa Anna, and other factions. President
JuareZ is the acknowledged head of the Lib
eral Government in Mexico. ..tt|f
i am, General very respectfully, your ebe-
dent servant -, 60. Z. III. SHERIDAN,
Major General Commanding.
Breyet Brigadier General +. X. .SBDswIoK,
Commanding Sub District of the Rio Grande,
Brownsville, Texas. .at-T -t ---.t t.r CO :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-27

EXTRAORDINARY INSTANCE OF TAMRsKss.
Lord Frederick FItz Clarence was once dining
with party OF officers It Portsmouth, Eng !,
when one of them began telling some rather
heavy stories OF his exploits with animals re-
lating the performance he had IA ught q young
leopard, tame snake and other animals: in
fact, IL this ntlema q account Of himself was
TO be believed, Rarey was no where when com =
pared to him. Lord Frederick listened to his
veracious stories for some time with the great
est attention, and when he had finis he'd said l.
"What you say, captain, is very true, I've no
doubt; any animal, however low in the scale
Of nature, can be instructed by a kind master
and will become attached 70 him; i, myself,
once had = tame oyster, which used to folio W
me up and dewn stairs"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-27

k%"I m not 90 strsng as used TO be- as the
onion remarked after IL was boiled.
S1sthe Fenian Republic in OF out OF the
Unionl
girl silver nose 10 replace her lost one.
SIT is estimated that three thousand emil
grants have been killed on the route 10 Mon
tana, this season. .. 4.....
~You may know q professed joker by the
except his own.
- The only way to reform a chimney
sweeper is TO make a clean sweep OF him. The
same recipe appiies 10 once holders.
~The Ottomans drinx a great deal Of tea
coffee and spirits, smoke a great MANY pipes
and marry great many women.
~Catherine Waters tumbled down stairs
in New York and killed herself
~The New Orleans Times says that N North-
ern Capitalists are investing in real estate
everywhere In the city.
@The report OF the insanity OF the Arch
duchess Charlotte Of Mexico seems 10 be con-
nrmed by the latest news from Europe
~ The religious conversion OF Senator Will
SON, OF Massachusetts, winch some anirmed
and others have denied. w-s announced by
the Senator himself al a revival meeting az
Natick, MASSACHUSETTS, last week.
The retiring editor OF the Circleyille 0Ol
Union says thar during "a years continual edi-
torial service, he wrote 500 columns and ali
for yictuals and clothes.
~ Bennett wanted the ciry 70 pay roundly
the job, and the N. Y. Herald opposes Hof-
man.
hTIn Richmond, the officers OF the Freed
mems Bureau are still iss uine rations TO a small
number Of persons, white and colored.
@The Partisan fops are beginning 70 wear
pins in their cravats with miniature model
of the needle gun.
~ More than one hundred vessels have
been wrecked or disabled during the recent
storms, and probably many fiye hun
dred persons who were In them have found q
watery grave.
~Mary Connolly, aged twenty years. was
arrested in New York, on Monday, for at
tempting to steal q child. She was held 70 bail
in the sum OF $500 TO skeep the peace"
~When Lady Cowper was married in
London, receauy, she wore white and orange
|, flowers, and the bridesmaid wore white trim
/ med with cherry coiored ribbon and bonnets 20
match. ... 81. ."..fs ..H '. q
~Quaiis are so numerous in the streets OF
Lawrence, Kansas, that the boys have heaps
of fun in hunting them dewn and killing them
with sticks, stones, brickbats, etc.
The average price paid for sermons in the
UBfted States is Just three cents-1ve sermens
for straight whisky hbation.
-Athuncerbolti in perfectly clondless sky
struck church and three dwelling houses at
Rising sun, Ind. a few days ago. Ii killed a
girl outright and stripped all the clothing fro m
a boy, whom strange 10 cay, t only stunned.
"A more remarkabie eteefricaf pheAemenon has
rarely occurred. .Gisff
n John Bright says - England 10 like ass
staggtrlng under two grte vo0s burdens-the
army spd The Eavy,", and Johnny seeks 70
- Nearly. 1900 Germans leave Europe.
every week, for the nited States, In the Bre-
men and Hamburg mail steamers A COM
pany ,s establish bed Al Copenhagen 10 snconr-
age inc emigration OF Danes, Norwegians and
Swedts TO the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-27

INToxICATIoN IN PUBLIC ScHooLs-The Su.
perintendent of Public Schools in Fall River.
Mass, has published letter, in which he calls
attention TO some evils existing in the schools
OF that city. These are irregular attendance
and absenteeism, the use Of tobacco In yariou 5
forms by the pupils, and of some even in the
primary grade, and intoxication. The writer
says:-.1 have been credibiy informed by sew.
eral teachers that pupils have come to their re-
spective schools in an intoxicated state -. This
certainly is bad state OF affairs, and the reve-
lation made by the superintendent should in
duce the good people of Fall River TO discover
and apply an effectual remedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-27
Confirmation of the Feuian Trials.

ToEoNTo, c. w, Oct 90 6-Notwfthstandinr
me me we, weather he court house was again
derstly crowded to-day, and the in terest in the
fenan trials unaeatsd. The first prisoner
plactd IN the dock this morning was David =
humsasn, 10 who processes to be a slsreym man of
able lawyer, appeared for the prisoner and
asked for pos,ponement Of the trial 90 proc re
two important witnesses, the Rev. Dr. Fuller,
OF Syracuse, and Bishop Cox, OF Buffalo. The
American consul having undertaken to pro-
cure their tendance. the Hon. y. n Cameron .
the Queen 5 counsel, replied that ample time
bad been allowed TO procure witnesses, but the
Grown would put no technical difficulties in
me way, and Saturday week was agreed upon
for the Trial
John Mcmahon. The attendants attorney
challenged only one Juror. Er X A Harri-
son, In behalf Of the Grown, then addressed the
jury. The indictment contains three counts
charging the prisoner with being an American
cititzen, and, as such, in nyading the Province 20
levy war: second, after entering, conun uing 10
act with persons invading the Province the
third count charges the prisoner with being
with persons who levied war in the Province
In the evidence for the Crown, the first wit
he.s was John Ray, OF Fort Erie. whsswore
be saw Lumsden at Fort Erie, June I, with
the fenians saw him again with them after
the re at at Fort Erie.
The next witness, Alfred Wilcox. swore he
saw the prisoner at Fort Er1e on the above
date He was giving orders about some satch-
els; he saw no arms about him.
Alexander Mullisan next testified that he
saw the prisoner, who had a revolver at his
side, and was advising the fenians to take care
OF themselves. Several other witnesses testi-
ned 70 me same effect. There was no witness
called by the defence.
M y. Cameron then made a long speech. saw
Ing ID at the prisoner was Catholic priest: for
chilly compelled to 20 with the Fenians TO "a We
spiritual comfort TO he wounded, and that. ss
priest, he could not refuse 20 attend the
wounded.
Hon J. IL. Cameron replied at length, saying
that, IN law, the faet OF The prisoners having
In ouV aided the raiders m do
ly guilty. The judge then charged the iury
who, after retiring fer nearly an hour, brought
IN verdict OF gully. The prisoner was then
next. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-27

GIRDLE OF STEAM AROUND THE WORLD
a PhiladelphIa paper calls attention TO the
fact that the beginning OF the new year will
witness the Inauguration of unbroken eteam
comm munication sround the globe, to be thence
forth prosecuted as regularly as the arrival
and departure Of Europeaa steamships at our
wharyes. The steamship Henry Chauncey
W i'll sail on the 11th of December for the 18TH
m US will connect there with the Colleen City
fer San Francisco; and from San Francisco on
the hrst day OF January, the steamship Colo
rado Will sail for Yokohama. in Japan, and
Hong Kong in China II, arrived at the latter
port, the passenger wishes sun to journey
westward, he can proceed by theboats OF the
and onward through the Red Sea 10 the Isth-
m us OF Suez, which, crossed by rail, conducts
TO the British line OF Mediterranean steamers
toucning at Malta and Gibraltar, and arrive in
England, where a few hours of railway will
enable him TO take passage in one of a dozen
line OF steamships for this couHtry-the sup
posed point of departure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-27

~"A Travelled Parson" writes I'm some
parts of Germany every bottle con tanning poi.
SON is labelled with deaths head and cross
bones, as black as printers ink can paint them.
Every parcel Of poisonous medicine sent To the
Pray help me to urge upon our chemists and
druggists the adoption Of this very simple
method, which Is plainly within the eompre-
hension Of fne dnllest boy that ever handled
pestle and mortar. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-27

THE FALLS OF FNIAGARA.-The gradual wear
ing away of the Falls Of Niagara from year TO
year has become subject Of constant remark
This wearing away. however, is so slow as to
be scarcely perceptible; but IL Is said that the
American Fails have undergone q great change
huge masses OF rock having caved in and fall,
en-, giving that part OF the Falls quite as per-
feet horseshoe shape as those on the Cana
dian side of the river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-27

AN OIL OPERATOR IN TRoUBLR-Aarop H.
Goodrich, q WELL known resident OF YpsIlsnti.
Mich, has been arrested an d taken 70 Detroit
or charge OF swindling various prominent
citizens OF YpsilaRu, Ann Arbor and Detroit
by selling for valuable oil land farm that has
no oil on II at all. 1t appears that several
years ago Goodrich came into possession OF A
farm in Nensngo county, Pa, which was not
thought 10 be worth $500. When the oil fever
reached It's hight, Goodrich fixed the value OF
his property at $4,000, claimed that there was
q moving spring near IT, and enumerated other
advsntages-an Of which the prosecutors say
are false. He disposed OF two thirds of his
land for $4,000, on which one-haf was paid
down. The defendant has been held 10 bail in
the sum Of $4,000. and ii Is understood thai
other complaints will be preferred against
him.