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RULE TO PLAED.
State of South Carolina,

FA II FIE Id DIS lot.
Jus. X. Rabb vs John Willinghar; Attach
ment.
XXTHEREASthe Plaintiff did on the Ska
w teenth day of March, s. u. 1868 file
his declaration agaihs, the Defendant who
Gas 1t is sad) Is absent from and without
the limits of This State and has neither wife
nor attorney known within the same upon
whom copy of the said declaration might
be served.
Defendant do appear and plead to The said
declaration on or before the ltccnth
day of March 4. d. 1869 otherwise final
hnd absolute Judgment will then be given
and awarded for tho Plaintiff against him.
s. B. CLOWNEY, G. c. p.
Clerks Office, Fairfield District.
mar Ill e3m1y
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Local Items.
PUBLIC MEETING.

call meeting of the CENTRAL DEMO.
CRATIC CLUB, of Fairfield District. will
DO held in the Court House at winnsboro. on
Saturday, the 17tlt Of October. Matters Of
Importance will be considered and geno-
raj attendance of the citizens is earnestly
requested W. II. ROBERTSON,
President.
4 l. N. WIrHERs, Secretary.
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RULE TO PLEAD.
State Of South Carolina.
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT

FAIRFIELD DISTRICT
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
II. Foster 4 Co., va James II. Ashford.-At.
tnchment.
w llEltEAS tho Plaintiff did on tho 23d
W day Of June, a. d., 1868 flo his de-
claration against the Defendant who las il
IS snid) is absent from and without the
limits OF this State and has neither wife
nor attorney kno%n wl!!;n .ho same anon
whom copy Of the said declaration might
be served.
IT is therefore ordered, that tho said Dc .
fendnnt do appear and plead 10 tho said do :.
olaration on or before tho Oath day Of Juno,
a. d. 1869, otherwise final and absolute
Judgment will then no given and awarded
for the Plaintiff against him.
s. B. CLOWNEY, O. c. p.
Clerks Office. fairfield District
Juno 281, 1868.
juno 27.1c3m1y
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Prospectus for 1868

prospectus Tor 1868
SOUTHERN HOME JOURNAL,
UNIVERSALLY AcKNowLEpaEp
TO be tho best Weekly Paper In tho Country.
HANDSOME PREMIUMS.
5000
REWARD FOR INDIVIDUAL ENERGY.
To tho person who sends Us tho largest
number OF new annual subscribers, between
the lst Of January and 1st of July, 1868,
(not less than one hundrod) we will give as
premium tho sum Of
$500
To the person who sends us The next larp-
cst number Of new annual subscribers, mot
less than sevcnty-hyc,) VIC will give
$125
To tho person who sends US tho next larg.
Gst number OF now 6nuiiai Subscribers, tho
less than iifty,) wo will give
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To the porson who sende us The next larc-
est number Of new annual subscribers, (not
less thon iorty,) We VIII give
$50.
10 tho pcrson Who sends us tho next lare.
cst number of new annual subscribers, (not
less than twenty-fyc,) wo will give
$50.
And TO tho person who sends us the next
largest number Of now annual subscribers,
mot less than fifteen,) wo will give
$50.
The books will be closed on the 1st OF
July, the premiums awarded. and the resul,
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ants may sec thatjustice has been done.
Parties may commence sending subserb
crs and money from this date, which will
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Subscription SO per annum Money mnst
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sent by Draft Or Post Offioe order. 81 MI
Tho SOUTHERN HOME JOURNALis n
l,rge and elegant illustrated weekly, Of forty
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RULE TO PLEAD,
State OF South Carolina
i ~ FIEL DISTRIC'
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

IN THE COMMON PLEAS
q. a. Hill (for another ys. j. &C. Fcastcr
Attachment.
w llEREAS tho Plaintiff did on tho sixth
day Of juno, a. ID. 1868 flo his dccla-
ration against Inc Defendant who las il is
saiu) Is absent from and without the limits
oi ms state and has neither wife nor attor-
heS SHOWN within the snmc upon whom n
copy Of the said declaration might br scrv.
ed.
Ut IS therefore Ordered, that tho said De
PENDANT do appear and plead to the dcclara
uon ON or before the eighth day of June,
a. H. 1869, otherwise final and absolute G
Judgment will then be given and awarded
Tor the Plaintiff against him.
80 $. Il. tI.OWNEY, c. C. p
clerks Oflcc. Fairfield District.
june % -lc3mly
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United State Musical Review,

4. 'NS'seo , ~ u"Ao"A LSoFloWI
Tho October number of this valua.
BILE musical monthly contains thirteen
pages ofreading matter, divided as
follows
"Poctry The Harper's Grave, and
AS Day by Day Grctry's Childhood
Anecdote of Rossini, Our Village An
mails ; Samuel Lover Tho Hand.Or-
gan The Autograph of Handels
"Messiah" "reminiscences of Felix
Mendclssohn Bartholdy; Haydn and
Hans Sachs The Early Years Of
Meyerbeer ; Review of New Music,
etc., etc.
In addition to this, it gives TIE fol-
lowing choice collection of new mu.
sio
"Jessie Dean, song and chorus, by
VIII S. Hays; Smile To-day and
Grown Tomorrow, Ballad, by II. p.
banks; beautiful Waltz, by T..
Mack, entitled Perpetual Rose, and
the Cinnamon Rose Polka, by Oh.
Kinkol. Sample copies, 25 cts, or
$3pcr year. Address, j. T.. Peters,
=. 0. Box 5429, New York.
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RULE TO PLEAD.
State of South Carolina,
: FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.
IN 2ME COMMON PLEAS.

hos. J. Chalk, ys. d. G. Boyle, Attach.
rlcnt.
yTHEREAS the Plaintiff did on the Goth
w day Of October, A. D. 1867, file his
Declaration against the Defcndnnt who, (as
II is said) Is absent frorp and without tho
limits of'.his State and has neither wife nor
attorney known within the same upon whom
q copy Of the said declaration might be
Served.
It's therefore ordered. that The said Dee
fendnnt do appear and plead to the said do,
olaration on or before the 9th day Of Octo.
ber, A. d. 1868 otherwise final absolute
Judgment will then be given and awarded
the Plaintiff ageinst him.
8. B CtOWNEY. G. c. p.
Clerks Office,
winnshoro. Sc, Goth Oct. 1867.
oct H9--lc3miy 49, .4 3.,tsls.t, t,,ss IA
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Soldiers Relief Association.

q 1t will be seen that General Brat
ton has appointed a committee to soli-
cit membership to the Soldiers Re-
lief Association, In accordance with
a resolution passed at the meeting on
the l4th September. It is hoped that
this committee will bring tho matter
to the attention of every soldier in
their neighborhood, since there will
be many opportunities of doing SO at
various public meetings, before the
lst Monday iii December, when q
large gathering of Soldiers is earnest
lydosired at the first anniversary Of
the Association. The payment of
one dollar entities to membership.
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The Recent Storm Al, tha South.

SAVANNAH, GA.,- October 8. !
The storm has abatcd this morning.
Some little damage was done, by the water
in the city.
Tho captain Of tho steamship America,
from New York, reports very heavy wealth
or. Not many marine disasters are reportl
cd so far. Many sailing vessels arc over.
duo. sts
The steamships that cleared on Saturday
remained inside tho bar TIL Sunday. The
morning looks fair for fine weather to-
morrow. Wind northeast and moderate.
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RULE TO PLEAD.
State Of South Carolina,
'NTf I1TU HI'S I NIOI,
In the Common pI,os

+ A | Il d STRlNT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Martin l.. Brnswcll, bearer, vs.. G. McClcna.
CHAN, Attachment.
w llEREAS the Plaintiff did on the twcn-
W ly"scvcnth day of April, A. D. 1868
file his declaration against tho Defendant
who, ms II is snid) is absent from and without
the limits of tins State. and has neither
wife nor attorney known within the same
upon whon copy cory Of Tho said do
claraton might be served
IL is therefore Ordered TINT tho said Do
fend"nt do appear and plead TO tho said
declaration on or boforo tho twenty eighth
day Of April, A. d. 1869, otherwise final anu
absolute judgment viii then be given anu
awarded for the Plaintiff ngninst fim.
s. Is. GLOW NEY, G. G. p.
Clerks Offico, Fairfield District,
April 9th, 1868.
uly 2-l3mly
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.RULE no PLEAD.
III& State OF South, CnroIinn

a f Il l. ID D TRICT
IN THE COMMON rLrAs.
nancy "llfs, vs.. d. &. Boyle, Attachment.
NM llERE!tS the rluinlilf did on The 2Gtb
w day of October a. d. 1867 file
her declaration against the Defendant who,
(rs II is said) is absent from and without
the l'mhs OF this State md has neither wife
nor attorney known within The same unnn
whom copy Of tho said declaration MIGHT
be served.
II is therefore ordered that The said De.
icnd"nt do appear and plead to the snid
declaration on or before tho 9th day of DC
tobcr, a. ID. 1868, otherwise final and a,,.
sol''c Judgment will then bo given aud
awarded for the Plaintilr against him.
s. B. CLOWNEY, G. C.p.
Clerks Oficc, Fairfield District
2GIh Octobcrl 8GT oct % 1c8m1v
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RULE TO PLEAD.
State Of South Carolina,
FAIRF ED IS.TRICT
IN THE COMMON fLEAs

y IN THE COMMON rLEAs. @Vsas
G. II Baldwin s. Co.. vs. John Willinghar1,
Attachment
XMTHEREAS the Plaintiff did on tho six
w teenth day Of March, A. D. 1868,
file his declaration against the Defendant
who, (as II said) is absent from and without
the limits Of this State and has neither wife
nor attorney known within tho Same upon
whom copy Of the said declaration might
be served.
1t is therefore Ordered That tho said Dc.
fcndant do appear and plead to tho said
declaration oh or before th5 sevcnt ecntll
day Of March, A.. d. 1869 otherwise final
md absolute judgment will thon bo given
and awarded for tie PlpinL.f against him.
s. Is. CLOWNEY, C. C. p.
Clerks Office, Fairfield District.
mar 1911 lc3m1y az W
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|. N. WlrHERs, Secretary.
Oott1n Market.

Thosalcs Of the past week amount
to $50 bales, prices advancing from
last report to 24i, the highest price
ssrsSaid for "middling." In consequence
of Q decline both in Liverpool and
New York on the 7th and 9Th, the
market reccded to 81 and 2l4, closing
on Saturday at 2ls to 2la. The la
litest adyices by tclegrapl: on 18th. re-.
ported the market firm and steady at
an Improvement Of about ohe.half
cent per pound.
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From Tennessee.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 6.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 6.
-Four thousand stand OF arms has arrv.
ed, consigned to Little Rock They
are supposed to be arms for the negroes.
No steamboat would take them MS
freight to Little Rock, on any terms
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The Annexation of Oaba.

MOBILE, Ala, October 8.
The Register this morning takes strong
ground in favor ofthe immediate annexation
Of Cuba, in view. of the SUCCESS of the Span
ish revolution. II says the will of the pco-
ple plainly demands this, and that the
Government should take immediate stops 70
secure tho prize at once.
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From Connecticut.
uARTrokp, CoNN.. Oct.

Municipal elections occurred thro'-
out the State to-|,y. The Democrat
lc gain is largely IN tho majority.
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Latest by Telegraph.
From Richmond.
iRIcHMoND, Oct. 6.

John Quincey Adams, of Massachu.
setts, lived hero to-day, on his way
to South Carolina.
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Prom Georgia
Macon, GAS Oct. 8.

The colored radical State Conyen.
Etion adjourned to-day, Safter three
days session .. Bryant, white Nom
Der, in speaking of the Democrats,
said ::s%sa.I tell you not to consider or
treat any man white Or black, who is
20 Democrat, as a gentleman; dnd il
any Of the White-liycred q scoundrels
oomo whining around you on election
day, with suggestions Or advice as to
how youshould vote, knock their teeth
down their throats. I. 4
New York Market.
3 NV YoaR,O Oct.F 10 7.p, NJ.
Cotton afifmef and less active s sales
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School for Young Ladies'.
WIN N $ B @ RO', S. G.,

rNllE undersigned, will open NN
J. school for Young Ladies' ia MffSA
Winnsboro, next january. nj the VJTN5Ys
academy formerly occupied by S'SS
the Rev. a. G Stacy GsSp
MRS. ROClNDA SIMS, n lady Of great
experience ms teacher will assist in the
conduct Of the school.
MRS. q. II BRACKETT, whose ability
os cher of music is we'll known. will
Fave charge OF the Musical Department.
Rates per Session Of Tmrnw Weeks.
Primary Department.. $40 90
intermediate Department, lG 90
Higher Department, 20 90
Music, Piano, - 90
Latin and French are included in the
foregoing; and there are no extra charges
Of amy kind
Tuition must be pail quarterly, in nd
vance.
Applications for odmireiuu must TO made
prior TO the Let january.
sept II BENZ. r. STUART.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.
orooI&@r NV.

From TO day, October l, wo can fill no
more orders unless accompanied with the
cash. We hope what we havo done will be
appreciated by prompt payments.
sept oO lADD BROS.
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Nomination..


4 Mr. EpIToR Please announce Capt. j. A.
TIinnant as q Candidate for Tax Collector Of
Fairfield District, and oblige, f
[iS NUMEROUS FRIENDS. 2
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Outlets Patent Steel Brush
COTTON GINS,

COTTON ginncd on this Gin sold in
" Charleston last season, at one to two
cents per pnnd more than the Same class of
cotton ginued on the ordinary Gins Of The
country. This statement is certified by
twenty i've ofibo principal Factors and
Saw for Cash or City acceptance. Send for
Circulars. ,ys. C. GRAYELEY,
No 90 East Bay,
South Of the old Post Office.
bEll3rinieys Patent Plougbs, and a full stock
Of Hardware and Agricultural implements
for sale love- Wholesale and retail. 70 gg
july 8-2ain8m 81. .44,s 5s gs
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5000 bales at 2oa26a. Gold heavy, at
374a3s.
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Liverpool Market,

Cotton ten ding upwards; sales Is, 900
balcs-uplands l03; Orleans IL.
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was personal difficulty between tho editor
of tho st. Landry Press, (Republican, and
three citizens, growing out Of offensive ar
ticles in tho Republican paper.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29


The DAILY NEws.-We have received the
prospectus of new daily journal under the above
title, to be issued on or before Sunday, the 18th
inst, from No. IS Carondclet street. The name
Of Mr.. E. Blessey, an old and responsible citizen.
heads the management, and the editorial conduct
of the paper will, we learn, be under the charge
of corps Of gentlemen. all of whom are expe-
rienced in Journalism. The Daily News will be
started on the joint stock principle. and will be
issued every morning, Mondays excepted, on
which days an evening edition viii appear.
twill be an Independent journal, advocating
all measures, principles and enterprises deem 1
best for the interests of the country and the
people OF New Orleans; and complete local,
financial, commercial, marine. aud general news
reports are promised. We cordially wish success
TO the enterprise. and shall welcome it to the list
Of our contemporaries.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

Mr.. Ward Hunt, the new chancellor of the Eag-
lish exchsqusr. is but forty.three years old, snd
hss served only ten years 10 Parliament. He has
afsncy for 6gures.-I Exchange.
The above reminds US of an snecdote told about
Mr.. Calhoun. A plain citizen visited Washington
on one occasion. and, while there, called on Mr..
Calhoun. BE supposed his own representative
was one of the greatest men in the world.
"what do you think, be said, "of our repre-
sentative. Mr.. x.ir Mr.. Y. was. in fact, one Of
the stupidest men in Congress. Mr.. Calhoun was
too polite to offend the evident partially Of his
visitor for his representative. So he replied,
"Mr. X. is great on statistics, sir-great on
Statistical
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

After long consultation the,committee have con-
cluded to turn the bronze c0nntenance of Edward
Everett, in Boston towards the south, and to give
him new pedestal.
Mr.. Everett was gentleman, although he was
federaist II 1" the committee in this action, in
tended any disrespect to the memory Of Mr..
Everett. all we can say is that they have made
great fools Of themselves.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

LEcTURKs A course of three lectures Is to be
delivered al yceun hall, beginning next We'd
nesday even >. DR.. Newman is to deliver the
first, on the ubject of Travels in the East.r
The second sture is TO be delivered BY Judge
Howe. April 18th, and the third by Mr.. E. G.
Billings. Api he 22d. The subjects Of the last
two lectures eyet to be announced. Admission
is to be free nd the public are respectfully in.
xsfad A affnr
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

"ouR cHL Rem N HEAvES."-Under this title
work writts by wm- II. Holcombe, NJ. d., Of
this city, and ublished by J.B. Lppincott & Co.,
Of Phiadelpl q, has been sent us by George
Els, newsde Ter. cursory glance through its
pages sstifes s that they are filed with thoughts
and teachings which, to those parents who mourn
departed litflo ones, cannot but prove full of
solace and comfort.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

The deaths Texas in 1850 we're ss77. out Of a
population Of A,2l5; or one in every sixty-four
Of the populs. n. In Maine the deaths were one
in eishty-two IN Arkansas one IN forty-nin In
New York on in eighty-two.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

Col. Lee, quartermaster at San Antonio, Tex,
who had six condemned cavalry horses for sale,
sent his advertisement three thousand miles away
to be inserted in the Washington Chronicle, in
which journal it appeared on the day of sale.
Col. Lee may not be much of quartermaster,
but he evidently appreciates the importance Of
sustaining the "troOly lOil" newspapers.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

To another column win be found full descrip-
-tion Of the beautiful gold-mounted horsswhip
which will be one of the prizes at the next meet
irg over the MetsIrie Jockv Club Course.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

Head In todsy's paper, pleasantly recounts
the particulars Of q duel which we do not believe
he ever bad. I" Head does not always confne
himself to the truth.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29
A,.u.EMENr. TEL. EvExIxe.

NEW oPERA HousE-.' Les Idsss de Nine. Aubray' and
-Livre Ill Chspitre l."
VARIETIES THEATER--The new local play sSky High
Irish Soldier ~
81. cHARLEs THBATER-Enrarement Of Mr. and Nrs.
Wwkins-"fredden Down OF The Lost Canse'--'Tie
Adventures OF Love Letter.
ACADEMY or MUSfC-Dramsfis and VARIETY Entertain
nenf-Lls minated tahiesux. songs, bsiss buresquss.
lOREsCENT CITY nUsEUM-Nos 20 and AZ st. Charles
street-Wonderfu living and natural curosities-
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

The real estate Of Texas is valued at tlsl .l6o,.
3oi personal, t2el ,ss4. .452 aggregate, s45s,.
ls0,753.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29


R1eHr Rev. BrsHoP BEcKwrrH.-It has
been already mentioned that DR.. Beckwith
has left here for his diocese. Several of his
parishiopers accompanied him as far as No
bile. from one of whom We have received fhe
following
NEw ORLEANS. March 2s, 1868.
,EditOref the Crescent:
Thanks to the noble generosity of Mr.. Morgan,
owner Of the Morgan lines Of steamers, we &C
compsnied the Rev. DR.. Beckwith and family as
far as Mobile, on their way to Georgia. As one
can well imagine, it was both sorrow and
pleasure. OF course we regretted to part with
him, our dearly beloved rector, yet we trust our
sorrow was tempered with resignation to the
Divine will, which calls him hence to another
field of usefulness, and we endeayored, not only
for our own sake, but for that Of the doctor and
his estmable lady. to be cheerful in order to mit
gate, in q measure, the sting Of parting, by bid
ding him at last pleasant If not joyous Cod
speed. Out of the abundance Of the heart the
mouth is prone to speak; hence, l cannot, if l
would, refrain from mentioning who ia to blame
for our unusually pleasant trip. First, the ele-
ments were highly propiious. Nature, like many
of us, sppal ntly had shed al her tears, cleared
off and brigliened up. Then, we were not only
passed free of expense. but found ourselves the
recipients the most unbounded hospitality,
and last, BIZ not least, we were accompanied by
mine host tmself, who is in deed. word and
thought INST liberal and praiseworthy gentle
man. 1t vaa unanimously resolved by the excur-
sionists that vote Of thanks be rendered to Mr..
Morgan, togu sher with kind wishes for his future
welfare Yours etc ssporD
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

A very interesting letter in regard to Brazil,
furnished to rs in manuscript by q commercial
house Of this city. will be found in to-day's
paper. ttit
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29
PARISH OF ORLEANS.

For District Attorney CHAs. H. LuZENBERG.
Judge First District cOurt. EDKOSD ABRLL; Clerk,
NORBERT TREPA6NIER.
Judge Second Di,triet Court, JOHN CULBERTsoN,
Clerk, p. r O'RORKE
Judge Third District Court, c. N. EMERSON; Cl.rh d.
G. ByERLY
Judge Fourth District Court, PAUL Z. THEARp;
Clerk, R. @. BOND.
Judge Fnh District Court, H. D. OGDEN; Clerk, LOUIS
POWERS.
Judge Sixth District cosrt. GUY DUPLANTIER; CLERK,
VIM woELPER
Judge Seventh District Court, T. W. COLLENs; Clerk
PAsCALIS LABARRE.
Justice Of the Pea-s. First Districi-G. w. sADLER;
Constable wM CARR
Justice Of the Pesee. Second District-PARIs Chill
DRESS Constable, JOHN @. KUzAC.
Justice OF the Peace, Third Distrct-PAUL. w. COL
LEEs Constable. A. J. WAGNER
Justice Of the Peace, Fourth Dstrict-AUG vIAvANr:
Constable P. AID POTTER
AIgiers.
Jussics Of the Peace Fiih District-JOHN BROWNLEE:
Constable. JOHN NJ MEADE.
Parish OF Orleans.
Justice Of the Peace Sixth Distrct-IHoS s. COLLENs;
Constable. wM. AYREs
shesif, Criminal Court. o. NIXON.
slerf, Civil Court-JOHN L LEWIS
Coroner, below Canal street-C. DELERY.
Coroner. above Canal street and Algers-P B. Nickel
vEY.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-29

at hear you are confined to your house,
wrote Don Jose Domingo to Us yesterday. "and
! send you this, hoping you may puf away all
your psins.r This was a box of royal
Havanas-El CInto de Orion was the brand
such as Jose keeps for his friends, and it seemed
to rs that his wish met its realization; that our
pains gradually grew beautifully less " under
the soothing influence Of the deliciously fragrant
clouds which soon rose I'd rs. Thanks. kind
friend, for the gift, ard more than thanks for the
thoughtfnlness which prom pted it.