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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-25
s tate Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
susa Hatcher

Kcsi.h swsareasia and F aaces Dasoae
m ;a.rsulrcc OF an 0r.e- il this case. viii
4 ra.seu - E,.:eieil 9. Il. on iioalay, the ~,
ot u re:ulcr ., X;. ln; the ri.; of iie farmer pur
ch 1,crj, ,e =, II. i'rATs hcloa .in:; t. ,he +,
;a.eof i.AHNE,; STEa iiTGEN,l,c',i Contain
in, !rc liua!rel an! N;n.iy acrts, ,i"tc less.
houud =: . i,nl, of rrLaei. Murray, 'n. Es'.it.'
a. i. " !Ll.ca"ranl atiicfs The Angu II and
C,iGn i, BailroEi rams sa-lnrh tbs s,ii lands
r::Hi:S-)as-hiif .: u. purchase ;a"ncy I"
10 pad in cash. Tue h.iitare or n credit 81
Twelve t.: mis-, with ioterc-s rrpm dry O :a e.
T.. be >en,-al by AIor;s.;: pn tie premises
Wv. cAIsWILB, C. ]. Il D
Nov l6 4ts IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-25
Sherif's Sale.
II. W. Addison, .urv., !

FL IA.
Thc"philus Dean
py pursuance Of u Writ OF f; F., to me directed,
4 in the a.ov. stated ease. will sell at Elce-
field c. II. "a The FIRST MONDAY in Dscemb. r
nex. the rolowins properly, to wit:
one TRACT OF LAND, helonging 20 Defer
dani, containing Two Hundred aud Eighty Five
Acres more or less. adj ining Apd> of George j.
S:r,:.er, George Free, r. & Dean and others.
''' ISAAC BoLES, s.ED.
Ny IL i:c ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-25
sheriR's Sale.
W. A. Harris, for Assignee,
VS. Fl. Fa.
~ D.,I..,A

w. A. Harris. for Assignee,
vs. Fl. Fa.
John Bauske,t
aN pursuance of u Writ Of ri Fa to me directed,
L in the above stated ease, will sell at Edge,
field C. H.. on The first Monday in December
next, the following property, to Wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing Three
Hundred Acres moro or less adjoining lands of
Mrs Lucy Butler, known as the Good Spring
Tract.
Peter Day Tract containing Four Hundred Acres,
moro or less, adjoining lands of John Bell, A.
Hatcher and others.
Also, ONE TRACT, known rs tho Mill Tract.
containing Three 1housaad Five Hundred acres.
more or less, adjoining lands of Alfred Hatcher
DR.. Croft a.d others I2 this tract there is u
Saw-M and {. Grist Mill
Terms Cash.
ISAAC BOLEs, Sc
Nov. @. A. Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-25
Sherif's Sale.

vs. Partition.
WIN. ". Mcdowell, Adm'or., and
cthcrs, Defendants.
ES pursuance of an Order from the Ordinary,
4 shall proceed to sell n, Edg~icld Court House,
on til. first Monday in December next, f'r Pnrti-
tion. tae REAL ESTATE Of WILLIAM Nc
DDWELL. deceased, C sting Of SEVERAL
P.RCEi.S nR TRACTS GF LAND, lying aud
being n the District .nd State al"resaid, :" wit
THE lI0MES:EAD and LUCY THINNER
NAN TRACTS united. containing THREE Hun
drsa a,I Twenty (s2O) Acres. more or less, (the
Willows Dewcr Of One Hundred aud Six Acres,
to he deducted herefrom,) and 1oundcd by lands
Of Ransom Zimmerman, Jacob Zimmerman, j.
". 1:rmerm IL and Others.
.sl4o, oSE OTHER TRACT OF LAND,
known ~ tho Harris or Red Bank Trnrt. con-
tnnng Fifty Seven t57) ASA4s, in"re or legs, and
bounded by lands Of Hiram May, I p. 0uzts
and others.
TEkMSStln Il credit OF Twelve months from
day Of sale. Purchasers to give Bond and good
security. and Mortgage to the Ordinary to Sc.
cure the purchase money. Costs to be paid in
Cash. Titles extra.
ISAAC BoLES, S.E.D.
N,y5 AZ Ar
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Sharif's Sales.

William Spires
Jonathan Viewer aal Mcp. wcvcr.
sDY Virtue of an EXECUTION Fic,i Foci,,s to me
as directed, in ;he above stated case. will lro-
",cd 10 sell vt Eiye:e.d C. H.. On ,hr fist Mon-
lay in December ncxi, Il TRACT CT L'ND in
said District Containing Eve Hundred Acres.
mare or lcy:. kaown as the .'cLDUD PLACE.
tic line u the C";au. bi:. & August r. r., a.
j.ni::g lands OF i. B Weccr. and o;hcrs,--evied
tic properly OF DeGcndan-. George McD.
Viewer. ISAAC D0LES, S. T. ID.
Nov ct 45
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-25

John a. Ff"Gsy; psisgasst. saa wife E"i''H'' ct
IN Pursuance of an Order from the Ordinary, I
Il sh ii proceed to sell at Elgcfold c. L., on the
frst Monday Of December next for Partition, and
TO pay debts. ONE TRACT OF LAND of the Es-
tate Of KEREN II. HEARN, dec'd., lying and e.
ing in the Distrctand State aforesaid, on the
waters of Mill Crock, containing Two Hundred
(200) Acres, more or lees, and bounded by lands
Of ucnry Hart, Jesse Hart : Bcxlcy and others.
TERMS-0n credit of twelve months. Pur-
chaser to give bond and good securiiies and u
mortgage of the premises to the Ordinary, to So
cure the purchase money. Cost to he paid in
h, ard also to pay for Titles extra.
ISAAC B0LES, Sc D.
Nov. 10 1t 4e
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-25
FRESH ARRIVALS.

YByHE Subscriber hos just received,
q CHEESE and MACCARONI,
Superior CANDLES md STARCH,
2 Bbls. Choice APPLE VINEHAR,
TURPENTINE SOAP and BLUING,
TOILET and FANCY SOAPS,
}bl. Superior KEROSENE OIL,
Best RIFLE POWDER,
Bird, Turkey and Squirrel SHOT,
Percussion CAPS, &c.
G. L. PENN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-25
Sherif's Sale.

F. Thurmond,
D. C. Busscy, Adm'or
.v p,snence of Writ of Fl. Fa. to me directed
Z IL a5oya stated case. will sell at Edgcfeld
= II on the first Monday of December next. tna
t,l,owing property Of Defendant. 70 wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing Three
It,,,lred Acres. mere or less, adjoining lands OF
: Sbarp,on. Sr., Estate Of f. Bussey and others.
' ISAAC BOLE6, s.ED.
Nov IA 4te AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-25
sherif's Sale.

Sherif's Sale.
VS.. Fl. Ia.
Robert Lancr,
gpY viru, of writ of Fl Fa to me directed, in
I'D the above stated case. will proceed to sell
Mt EdseGoi C. H., on the first Monday in Decein-
bsr nex:, the following property, to wit
ONE TRACT OF LAND, belonging 10 Defend
aaa containing Seven Hundred and Thirty Acres,
more or less, and adjoining lands of John Roy
nods, A. Adams and others.
Also, ONE OTHER TRACT OF LAND con.
tainiag Two Hundred and Seventy Acres, more
or less, adjoining lands Of John Reynolds, "A.
Adams and others.
Also, will be sold at the residence of tho De-
s.ndant, Robert Lanier, on 'hs Wednesday, fol-
l,wing-oNE HORSE. TWO MULES, and TEN
HEAD OF CATTLE.
Terms Cash.
Nov. It 4G
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sheriR's Sale.
o. 7 rarv. b

y. 7. Ta-fv, u I:cF,
5 5. To;;ria..s,
ksy vir;aeo' a writ Of III. Ia. to me directed, in
ES the above stated case, will proceed to sell
Mt Edgcdeld c. H., on the rstMonday in Dcccm-
Der next, the following property, to wit:
ONE HOUSE AND LOT, in the Village Of
EGseli.!d, containing Two ard nnhaf Acres,
more or less, using 20 Defendant. and bound
ng oa lands Of Mrs. Brooks, ]. B. Ryan and
Mcllo list ParsGaage.
.s4,- 'ierms Cash.
ISAAC EoLES, s.E.D
Nov 6 T. 46
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State Of South Carolina,

!.ii'it.t'iELD Dt&.RiUr,
IN EQUITY.
p s. .,.n; ,,.. ,:.... !. u. .'''' :. a.. Relief $.
BeY Virtue of IN nrlsr of the Court in this
I'D c,usr will Il ut publ oa,cry, on M"n-
day the TN December nsx. Il; EJgeiield C. IL,
the REAL EsTAi E described in the lcadinss
to wit:
o containing Orc Hundred md Thirty Eight
Acres moro lesc, al lining lnu'l> of Jesse Oar
ham, IL W.larry. rrnct M. and Others.
0NETRACT knowa as NJ 3, containing One
Tundree and Eighty Acres, more or less, adjoin-
Ing lands OF E,.ate o: Wade uo,ston, P. Williams
- Willis aad,oihers.
ONE TRACT Known as No. !. containirs For
iv. Eigat Acres, more or less. adjoining Lands %
IS:atc OF was.c uols;on. Tr:c: No. l.. aud "'!,er-
TERMS-onc.lhi cash; tao hsl'ncs on -
credit OF :scivc m,nih$ vita interest i;oin day o
sale, scared by Band and N rts .ge Of The prem
iScs.
Aud a. ;he same time and place, ard on The
saiae tcrnis will sci! the interest in remainder
of the land assigned TO the widow latter Der DEATH }
z. w. CARWILE. C.E ED.
Nov. 10, 1t 46
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY,
MEDICAL DEP ARTlTE ENT
BAII,1l71lAoRE, aD. !
= ACULFY.

REV. THOMAS. E. BOND. N. D., President.
G.. C. NJ ROBERTS, NJ. D., L. L. D., Emeri-
tus Professorsof Obstetrics and Diseases of Wo-
men and Children. - sSasssss
CHARLES ". CHANCELLOR, N. D. Pro,
fessor of Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
J. P. LOGAN, NJ. D., Professor Of the Plinci-
pies and Practice of Medicine. = Y y
HARYEY.L. BYRD, n D. Professor Of gob:.
stetrics. . - ;ssf.s s1E.l; :
MARTIN P. SCOTT. NJ. D., profsssoto of ihs'
Diseases of Women and Children. /. at.S''7sel
EDWARD WARREN, n. D., Professor Of the
Principles and Practice of Surgery. ~. 80
JOHN f. M0NM0NfER, M. D., RFsfessotof
Physiology and General Pathology. '-s-1ef'
]. j. MOORMAN;M. D., Professor of Modi-
cal Jurisprudence and Hygiens. 80 s.Tre
FRANCIS T. MIXES. II. D., Professor of
Microscopic Antony and Practical Psychology.
JOSEPH E. cLAGETT, N. D., Professor of
Materia Melca and Therapeutics. - = ~
CLARENCE MoRFfT, N. D., profsssursof
Medical Chemistry and P6armacy. AK
-s.ss
JOHN N MoNMoNIER. NJ. D., .pemonstFa-
tor Of Anatomy. -,
lHE NEXT REGULAR SESSION OF
IwAsnfSeToN UNIVERSITY win begin on
Thusday. the frst-dayse 0stober, and terminate
on the .22dT day Of aFelmafg,,lSog. Ss.g
One BESEFIoIARY SIUDEgT from oach
Congressional District Of the late slape-holailg
States is annually received, precedence 3bsipg
given to wounded andsdisablcd soldicra. tR
The CliIcal ddeantages Of. this SIns,itnticn arc
unsurpassed. In addition to-udaily i'nbtic Clinic
of the most satisfactory character, ths School has
attached to ii, Hospital IF ID o,ea, in which
every possible facility is Afforded for acquiring q
practical knowledge Of Medicine and Surgery.1s' >
BY a recent arrangement hc Seumens Hospi-
tai Of tie Port Of Boltimore has been placed an-
der tho sxc'u,ire control Of tha Faculty Of |Fdsh-
ingfon Gnirersity. Anatomical material is abun-
.lant A Prize of One Hundred Dolsurs Will be
given for the best Tkc1s preseated by a cundi-
iatc for graduation. S.,-s.,
Observation-Disclosures, s.; Objection, $40;
Professors. SEQ; Diploma, $50; Beneficiary
Ticket, $:5, for each Session.
ry For addition 4 particulars. addrcss the
Sub,cribcr, caro- Of p. Q. B < 1867, Baltimore,
Md. 49, =. -, - . '.H's
- JOSEPH r. LOGAN, NJ. D.,
DEAN OF THE FACULTY. r.
ScptT > ~ - 3m 81
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Sheriff S Sale.
sherif's Sale.

Clayton & Kennedy,
angus. ?. Brown.
gsY virtue Of Il Writ of Fl Fa to me directed, in
ss the above stated case. will proceed to sell
=: Ed field C. Il. an The first Monday in Deccm-
;,cr mex: lc :olinwia. Ir";.crty, TO wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND, belonging t. Defend
a..t. conta;niag 0ne Hundred anl F"rtY hcrss
more or ess, and adjoining lands of Vim. Wilson
VI. ". iii! and others
Terms Cash.
ISAAC DoLES, s. ED.
Nov 6 1t 46
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upY Virtue of Writ of Fl Fa to me directed, in
ss the above stated cases, will proceed 10 sell
ut Edgcfcid c. H., on the first Monday IN Deem
Der next, the lollosing property, to Wit
ONE TRACT OF LAND belonging to Estate
of Anon Lindsey. decd, containing Three Hun
dfed and Ninety Acres more or lass, and adjoin-
ing lands of e R-mbo, Daniel ouatilcbuu', j. A.
Dozier AMI others
ISAAC ROLES, s. E. u.
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State ea'. sas.ss. Carolina
EDGEEiELD DISTRICT.
II EQUITY.

W,n lis; .acl a'.l
!Ii;,:!esn ) il ,ncasi. g
EeY yiriu9 of an order of the Court in This cause,
80 vii! proceed 10 sell at f,isefell c. H.. ON
Monday The 7th day OF December next, the REAL
ESTATE described in the n.cadngs, 10 vii:
ONE TRACT OF LAND. containing Eleren
:l;,irc,. ard Eighty Acres, more or less. adj@in-
in: lands of John 7. Middleton. DR.. N. Merr:-
wciher. p.. :. e. Mcrriwethcr and ohers.
Sold on credit of twelve mouths with Interest.
fron day of sale. except Costs Of suit which mpst
be plil in Cash. Deed OF Conveyance to be
Signed, 'ns Dot ,lsi;vefsl until tho pyrchass is
+ i'i.;A5til ii'..5t r.i.: at h. ;i,ns The SINE he
rn:;c< .luS.thE 't:,i Il b, o.d, II casa :; fia
0 ~ liI,t ,, c..pr. G'i,ltS "x;ra
T. VI. TtIsGfgES Sc.EE d. :,
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PR00E BhYOND gGNTR0FEfBE /!

L HE LADY HoUsE-KEEPERs of Augusta,
rnd of Edgcheld District, have spokenit and VIC
ask no better judges of the FACT, namely, That
the COOKING STOVES sold by D.: L. Full
LERToN, are The BEST, and as cHEiP as any
sold in.Angusta. -
Let not the question. Where shall7I get goos
stove? trouble you any longer, but 50 directl,
to D. Il. FULLERTON. Augusta, Ga. Maxi
.nown your wants, aud he wi assist you to So
ect Stove, that will bake your Turkey, Corr
Bread and. Potatoes to pei: ctiOn, and make you'
very soul slid for jsy.
uuadreds of Families in ElgeG.ld, who ar,
ls;ns either the "Chief Cook" Chatter Oak =
civii,u." or "Texana," will sny. al! is eyri
3d." and advise you as ncishbor to go and -bu.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-25
SheriT's Sale.
SheriT's Sale.

Wiley Glover, bearer,
NJ. Frazier, Ex'or..
Other Plaintiffs
VS. Fl. Fa.
The Same
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-22
- See Supplement-.

A NOTIFYING FACT.-Senator Doolittle
said recently, in speech at Racine, Wiscon-
sin:
Just about one year ago, my friends, was at
% ths en- Maine in GeERany While there
three in gold while the bonds of Brazil, bearing
only four per cent, sold for more than ninety in
gold. This fact, which stated elsewhere, | can
never bring to mind without feeling my cheeks
burn with shame and modification.
Brazil is in the midst of war which has
been as long, and in proportion to her re-
sources as arduous and exhausting, as the
late war waged by the federal government
against the Southern Confederacy. And vet,
after nearly four years of peace, the bonds of
the United States rate at almost twenty per
cent. less in the market than the bonds of
Brazil. There can be but one cause for this
mortifying and ominous fact-the terrible and
incorrigible misrule of the Radical politicians.
They have caused the public debt to increase
instead of diminishing since the close of the
war They have made peace as deadly to inter-
sectional harmony and national prosperity as
war could have been. Their misrule is as
fatal to State credit as to federal credit. In
Tennessee they found the State Indebtedness
about $50, ,000,000 and they have raised it in
three years to about $4,000, 900. Let this
suffice as a sample. There is so far no excep-
tion to the rule. The tale is positively sicken-
ing
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-22
A WESTERN CASE OF REVOLUTION


The New Albany Commercial says that, "if
open and armed resistance TO and violation of
the law constitutes revolution, then there is
revolution now in progress in Jackson county !;
for in that county law has been spurned and
justice defed, by an armed mob of two or
three hundred men, whose acts Of violence in
the past nine or ten months have been of the
most fragrant and murderous character" The
same paper then details the instances in which
death had been inflicted by this revolutionary
organization. Besides the six railroad rob-
bers, so reputed, not long ago hanged near
Seymour, Ind, four other victims are enume-
rated, making ten altogether who have been
executed by this self.constituted authority
without the ceremony of arraignment,
trial, or conviction. 1t is composed, we
are told, of three rings the inner ring-the
"star chamber accuses and pronounces
sentence, the second seizes and executes, and
the third, assuming to represent public
opinion, pronounces the victims guilty and
approves of what the other two rings have
done. The first named circle is said to in
clude " the best citizens of Jackson county"
Nevertheless, the New Albany Commercial
protests, saying, "the idea Of good citizen
engaging in wholesale murder is perfectly pre-
posterous." But that paper is an eccentric
grumbler in respect to this matter. The
Western press in general openly or tacitly ap-
prove the lawless system and some of those
which are most ready to do so have been the
fercest in denouncing Southern communities
for tolerating, as they allege, an organization
supposed to be similar in its form and its
workings to that which rules in Jackson
county, Ind. 1t is true that the latter is
charged with killing from political mo-
tives, whereas the Indiana Ku-Klux are pre-
sumed to infict murder without inquiring
into the politics of its victims. We really
do not see why the absence, any more than
the presence, of fpolitical motives should sane
tify the acts of revolutionary and murderous
mob, or how it can atone to violated law, con-
sole the families of the victims, and heal the
wounded dignity of the State. But Jackson
county, Ind, is outside of the black line of
the political vendetta known as reconstruc-
ton, and that makes world of difference.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-22

We are indebted to Messrs. Lewis Guion,
Fl. Clay Knoblock and j. d. Moore, a COM
mittee of the Constitution Club of Lafourche,
for an invitation to be present at a grand mass
meeting to be held at Thibodaux tonight.
As such speakers as Gen. Steedman, Coils.
Mann and Bush and Messrs. Sambola, Eustis,
Jonas and Randolph are to make addresses,
we much regret that our pressing duties in
the city forbid our acceptance ofthe invitation.
We will be with you, gentlemen, in spirit if
not bodily, and wish you all success in your
glorious work. We are informed that the La
fourche Constitution Club now numbers some
200 white men and 160 colored men, and we
are told the cheering tidings that Lafourche
will probably repudiate carpet-baggery by a
vote Of something like a thousand. We trust
the issue will so prove.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-22

A USEFUL HANDBOOK FOR THE CAMPAIGN
"The Democratic Speakers Handbook is
the name of volume issued from the press
of the Cincinnati Miami Printing and Pub
fishing Company, and the contents of which
have been compiled by Matthew Cary, Jr,
and edited by that able and experienced Jour
nalist, w. w. McCluskey. The professional
occupation of the editor gave him opportuni-
ties for accommodating vast amount of mate
rial which, conveniently presented in this vol
ume, is of inestimable service to Democratic
speakers and writer's in the pending campaign.
He deserves the thanks of these classes, and
of the Democracy in general, for his labors in
this behalf
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-22

The SUNDAY CREscENT.-The Sunday CREs-
GENT, in all respects, is paper which we offer
as creditable to the literature and journalistic
enterprise of New Orleans. Filled with the
latest news by telegraph and mail, with in
teresting local events, with miscellany of
literary contributions original and selected,
and with the latest financial and commercial
intelligence, it is a paper which we
offer to the public with entire con-
fdence in its being acceptable. The
Sunday CRESCENT being carefully and leisurely
read, is paper the advantages of advertising
In which are so apparent that nothing further
on the subject need be said.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-22

In our humble opinion, the chaplain of the
House, Rev. Mr.. Kingston, is not earning his
S5 per diem which he is paid for doing the
praying of that august body. He has, for
nearly week past, got various colored men
to pray for him, and in that time has not
opened his mouth. Now this is not right,
Mr.. Chaplain. We don't object to an coca
sional sandwiching in of a substitute, but we
do think that when the State pays man SIS
per diem to do portion of her praying, that
the person SO employed should pray at least
say, every other day. We hope to see this
matter rectified soon. ..
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-22

OUR ANNUAL RETIEw.-We are devoting un-
usual time and labor to the Commercial
and Financial Annual Report of operations
in New Orleans for 1867 and 1865, which
will be published on Tuesday, September Ist. in
our letter sheet Price Current and in the Daily and
Weekly CRESCENT of that date. As this will be
one of the most accurate aud comprehensive doc.
uments ever issued by any Office in the Crescent
City. and as our last annual review was received
with such commendstion that we had to republish
1t several times during the first week Of September
1867 in order to supply constantly increasing
demand our friends and patrons would confer an
especial favor by sesding in their orders promptly
during the ensuing week. Parties ordering 100
copies or more can have their cards inserted free Of
charge, and those who prefer private circular
may ind il to their interest to call at our Office.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-22

The Weekly CRESCENT, issued every Sat-
urday morning, contains the news of the
week by telegraph and mail, editorials,
local matters of interest, financial and COM
mercial summary, state of the markets and
. collection of interesting miscellaneous
articles. 1t is an acceptable present to send
TO friend or correspondent in the coun-
try. Copies, put up in wrappers, ready for
the mail, can be had at our eounting-room.
We will receive a limited number of adver-
tisements for the Weekly, and as the paper
circulates in all the surrounding States, its
value as an advertising medium is very great.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-22

The OPERA HoUsE.-The Spanish Dramatic
Association will give an evening dramatic
entertainment at the Opera House, on Sunday,
the 23d. One of the best of the famous poet
Calderon's tragedies will be played-La Vida
es SuenO, in three acts; together with a comic
piece in one act, In Cuarto con dos C1nlds
and another, La Morena. 1t promises to be a
very pleasant and interesting occasion. Our
thanks are rendered to the managers for their
courtesy
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-22
BIatr Guard Of 1865.
PROGRArdnnEs
OF THE
BANhtR. FLAG AND WREATH PRESENTATION
BY THE LADIES
TO THE
1bAIH GUARD OF 18e8.
BIatr Guard Of 1865.
blair GUARD OF 1ees.

The BLAIR GUARD Of 1853 will meet at their Head
quarters Of Julia and Basin Streets SATURO ROAY
August p 1855 at Ga O'Clock promptly fully equipped ID
mounted.
ORDER OF MARCH.
Forming Csna Claiborne. thence up Canal TO
Rsmpar up Rampant 20 io. Clio 10 Bacchus Bac
IrpsichoTe down Tepschors Dyad-s the
Of b " sadler, ESQ where the Banner Pr,sentsOn viii
take place. thence Felicity Road Bacchus Bchus
20 jackson, Jackson to ST. Charles. ST Charles
Washington Washington to Prytanis down Pfytana
Felicity Road up Felicity Road to Magazine down MAgAzns
to Jus down JUL TO Liberty, down Liberty GrOd the
sioence of NJ = Barr wheTe the Flag alton
take place. thence up Girod at residence
of Miss r. NJ keca where the Wreath Presentation will
take place. thence Girod TO ST Charles down Chaes
TO Royal down r. ya TO It Louis ~ Ch
up Chartres to Camp 20 Peydas dowa Paydras
Baronne, mp Baronne lu,a down Julia TO Headquarter
where the Guard will b. dis missed
All Democratic Clubs cordially invited TO attend
Msrshals of the visiting Clubs wal fepo the Grand
Marshal upon their arrival at the rendezvous
j. I. WILSON,
- Grand Marshal.
Aids-J. WILLIAMSON
X. W. LEAY.
X A. PHILIPS
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-22

We heartily congratulate Messrs. Butler,
Blanc and Carlisle, the speakers at the Cres-
cent City Club banner presentation last night,
upon the ability they displayed in knowing
when to stop" The speeches were models
of pointed eloquence which we commend to
other political orators for imitation.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-22

Mr.. W. II. Lesson, whose rooms are at 129
Canal street. sends us some very handsome
Photographic hkenesses of the Broom Ran
gers sweeping out the filth accumulated in
the Radical stables of the government during
eight years of misrule. The poor darky re-
mains in safety, whilst the scalawags and
carpet-baggers are swept out by the cart load
So be it. Patronise Leeson.