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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1868-03-14
MARSHALL COUNTY.

AUDITORS OFFICE, JACKSON, MIss.l
January q, 1868.
VNHE following described landsin the county
II Of Marshall, delinquent for non-payment
Of Taxes Of 1860, will be subject TO entry or
purchase at this office, after GO days from the
date hereof, by any citizen OF this State upon
payment Of amount for which said lands are
delinquent, and all costs to the State, with
damages and subsequent Taxes accrued. See
Revised Code of Mississippi, chap. l, section 3,
articles As ond 46, page 81.
West half, northwest quarter section 8,
township5, range 1.
Northeast quarter section 80, township 8
range 2.
North half southwest quarter section 81,
township ., range ?.
North half and southwest quarter section
p, township G, range 3
Northeast quarter section q, township ,,
ranges.
East part northeast quarter section %,
township 4, range 3.
South part of South part section Is, town
| snip 1, range 4.
Southwest quarter section SO, township 8,
range 4.
South part, east half section SO, township o,
range T.
Northwest part southwest quarter, section
z, township q, range 4.
! Northwest quarter section 8, township q,
range A..
Southeast quarter section u, township .,
| range 3.
Northwest quarter section IA, township 5,
| range :.
Southwest quarter section 10, township 6,
range 8.
Lots in Holly Springs
North part Lot 40, section 6, township 4,
range 2.
Lots IS and 80, section 80, township range ..
Lot 20 in North Mt. Pleasant, section 80,
township 1, range 3.
Block 10 in North Mt Pleasant section 80
township |, range 3.
THOS. T. SWAMI,
Auditor Public Accounts.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1868-03-14
DeIinqacnt rax sands.
CALHOUN COUNTY,.
AupfnoR's OFFIcE, JACKSON. Mlss..l
Marrl, 9th ISltS

,1,uE following described lands in The county
of Calhoun delinquent ior non ~, ,",', 49, ~
- ~ me wear lSn, will be subject ~ Gu
a. or purchase al this Office. after sixty DAYS
ann he date hereof. by any citizen OF I'M.
state upon payment Of amount for which S,id
lands are delinquent, and all costs 10 the state
with damages and subsequent taxes accrued
see Revised Code Of Mississippi, Chapter J.
section ., articles ~ and ~, page ~
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1868-03-14
81 acres n w u

Lot o, north side Main street
OkolOna.
Lot Is, north side Main
street, OkolOna.
Lot "a, south side Main ST..
Okolona.
Lot /, on Prairie st. OkOlona
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-10

~ s.sissssV 80 -. s,.uAtss q, sspy
" rfTts, ~ p, nlasr.
fhi.sThh, ~.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-10
9grirnIfnraI.



Adam was a farmer while yet IN
Paradise, and after his fall he was
commanded TO earn bic broad by the
sweat Of bis brow. Job, the honest,
Upright and obediont, was u farmer.
Hnd his stern endurance has passed
into prOv@rb. 81. Luke was a farmer,
and divides with Prometheus the
honor Of subjscting the OK to the use
nf man. Socrates was a farmer, and
yet welded to his calling the glory Of
immortal philosophy, Cincinnatus
was a farmer, and the noblest Roman
af them all. Burns was a farmer and
the muses. found him at the plough
and filed him with poetry. Wash.
iRgton was farmer, and retired from
tho highest earthly station TO enjoy
the quiet Of rural life, and present TO
the world a spectacle Of human great
ness. To these names may be added
a host ofOthers who sought peace and
repose in the cultivation Of mother
earth the enthusiastic Lafayette, the
eteadfast Pickering, the scholastic
Jefferson, the fiery Randolph, all
foand an Fl Dorado of consolation
from life's cares and troubles in the
green and verdant lawns that aur-
round their homesteads.- onion City
Herald.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-10
Important Announcement
%l862-l867.
ELEGANT HOLIDAY PRESENTS Il
A PARIS EXPOSITION,

With full power to purchase any and every arsie.e snii-
cd to this market, and be has snrcretrd beyond our
most sanguinc expectations, the Exhibitors p~reierring
To sell n any sacrifice rather than be At the expenfe
and trouble Of removing their goods; We have there,
fore concluded t. distribute the same without regard
TO value at the ridieulously low sum Of
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-10
HOW to Trap the Canker Worm.

Joseph Frazier gives his experience
az follows, in the Iopa Homestead
Finding that the female grub had
no wings, | went to the orchard to see
if some cotton batting that l had fas-
tened around q tree 20 catch worms
Had trapped any Of them. ] found
IAst in the batting around a single
tree twenty-sight of the females.
Finding that the thing worked well,
d Immediately went to work and
placed bands around all my trees, and
the following morning l bad thOn-
sands of them safe and sound. After.
wards the trees were visited every
morning until the pests ceased run
ming. The cotton was then taken off
and scalded, and the stems Of the
frees washed with s~oap-suds. I found
some eggs deposited in the forks of
the large limbs, which were carefully
scrubbed off with strong soap.suds
by these NEAR they werc.so cleaned
out that there were not worms
enough left for the birds. l was we'll
repaid for all the trouble and EXPENSE,
for | had fruit, while nv neighhors
who had trusted TO chance had none
they said to me, There is no use to
strive against them, they will leave
when their time comes Thus, " faith
without works is dead, being alone"
II cotton is not to be bad, III should
be long, not shoddy,) make a ring of
thick molOsses around the stem of tho
tree, six or eight ir ehos in width, or
wooden rags may be used if made fla.
ring on the lower side. Wool may be
used, bnt il is not 80 good il is hard
20 " pull the wool over their eyes,
BE sure 70 commence early, before
rhe insects begin to ascend the tree,f for
when they do start they 60 with a
rush there IL no use in locking the
stable door after. the horse is stolen.
/ have dissected several of the mil
lers and counted the eggs, and found
from fifty 10 One hundred in each.
Think OF it +! seventy. five of these vo.
raeious worms destroyed by killing a
one Of the millers. This is
wholesale, while killing the worms is
Dnly a retail business | know how
The thing works; for one season
Killed more than a bushel Of the worms
which was only = check to them. ,
When trees are badly eaten the !
beds are destroyed, so that two !
'rops Of fruit are lost by one seasons Z
casting. After the moth lays its egg
I may be found under the loose bark, !
ank and torpid The eggs begin to
when the blossoms begin to open =
When the worms become of age they .
top eating, and soon descend and en-
or the ground, when transformation
Don commences, as l have shown nj !
commencement Hogs confined A
D the orchard in summer will destroy
asst numbers Of the ehrysalids.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-10
A Beef OF Veal PIE.

Take the cold pieces after baking.
and making a light crust like a tea.
h%iseuit, only a little shorter, Law the
crustaroundttbe dish, not on the bot.
Dmj tbenseasOnyour meat with salt
aud pepper ahd'buttOr between each
layer; add waterto, make il moist
with gravy. then lay on the cover, and
bake three-qnarters OF an hour II
makes a fine dish occasionally.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-10
SOuSe..

Boil il until il is tender Ana'wnl sin
on tho bone. II designed 70 pickle
andfkeep on hand, throw il into cold
water anditabe out the Bonss; then
pack into a jar; sndjboa' with the ieIly
l'qnor an equal quantity Of vinegar,
salt enough TO season, cloves, CHINA
mon, &c.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-10

1897 oc, Z msT.R.Gco.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-10
NEW BOOKS.
FifyE's PRACTICE on MEpTcINE.

A new uork just Issued by W. Paine, N n. Pro.
iessHr ~ The Principles and Praeiiee Of Medieine and
surgery auihar of Palaces Practice q BarEeFy ; a
SWk on ohseihcs aod mafgria Medisa nalhor Of
New tchool keincdles; an Epitome q EbeFiis's Prac.
tiee ~ MediciRei a hstisw Of Homeopathy; . work
hedhnl agi Surgical Journal, &s. Ac. n T. royal
estato % 80 pages, and e~ouiains . fail dfssrlplion Of
al discuss tnesn IN medtcine ard surely, including
thnse a women and children. tcgeiher Hilh thslr paih.
oley and irraimrut By al fhe new and lmpfovsA
methnda. Price " postage 50 ceuis.
Addfsss he author. 80 Arch Street. PAiiadslphla,
ALSO, ANEW FORK,
Eniliisd New Schapl Msdicinss, wheh Il lha e,lv
vogk ever puhliahed npon mafsFia Medlsa, smbrs.
eng an ne Releiie, HamRnpaihic, aaA nataaie rene.
dies, With q fall neguhr hateria medlciA. Prize A.;
Postags fross AdiFsas - shove.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-10
Apple Cake.

MAXI A nice short-cake; while No,
cut % tHo, and spread each half with
hatter; have ready some nice slswed
appiea, swsstened and seasoned TO
taste Pour hem over the cake, and
serFo hot.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-10
Good RlseuIf

40 one quart Of sour cream and
le'ik aaaa ieaspoonful Of s~aleratus
and n Of salt dissolve them well II
me cream s rub a small ieaspoonfaIof
aquiuk oven.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-10

Tbs e enc ofths moai beaaaasi shA sDh,-
az Lithegfapbs ever printed. N fspfrSsnm
BE Frsedon 81 Amsrica. Prize onir "a ri
DO net iail % ssnd fsra ecpf, AdGIrrs.
Y A. BLLl0TT, tCb.,
s.l wsshipstoa 81, eoSion MasL
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-10
UNIVERSITY JOURNAL
OF
MEDICINE AND q +

A Semi-A Monthly Journal Of Medicine,
Surgery, Psychology, Hygiene, and
0fAeral Literature. duUOfed 10 TIE
Rrefession and ts People.
fss oh-aye.s msdisal papsr IN N, wo,,f p-,n...a
sseU 80 ysshs, a univsutiy Buildlur, HIsfk 6hsssi
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-10

while California d producing
ess .ueO IN gold sbe alan produces
100 o00io farnpsodncts and eso
"'V'O's ~ manufactured goods.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-10
eRovEsTEEN q CO.,
RIAIO-D0RT MANUFACTURERS
400 DPoadvtav Ma,p vo~L =

~O" AS4A'
TNHBSE PIANOS received the Highest
Award Of Merit At the WORLDS FAIR,
over the best makers from London, Paris
Germany, the cities Of New York, PhiIadeI.
phia, Baltimore, and Boston +; also the GOLD
MEDAL az the Amsiees Enshtute Cor Five
SUCCESSFUL YEARS Our Pianos contain
the French Grand Action Harp Pedal, Over
strung Bass, Full Iron Frame, and all Modern
improvements. WaTrGRsd FIVE Years.
Made under the supervision OF Mr.. ]. n.
GROFESTEBN, who has q practical expe.
rienee Of over thirty-6ve years, and is The
maker Of over Esrea TRoHsaud Piano FORTE,
Our facilities for manufacturing enable US 10
sell these instruments from 500 10 5000
any BEst class PIANO. Forte
1897 oct 4 Iy-G.H.H&Co.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-10
ONE DOLLAR EACH.

The stock includes, Gold and S7rer
Watches, Pianos, NeiOdeoHS, SeriRg
Machines, JWelry Of all descriptions,
and of the finest and most fashionable
pate MS, Ladjes' finest Six Patterns,
Kid Gloces, Sir Hose. Laees, Shdicls,
Ladies and Cents Under Wear, Siuer
Plated Ware, Albums, some of the most
mprored Agricultural Implements,
Cotton Gins, and rariety Of articles too
10 mention.
PLAN TO BE ADOPTED.
Certificates calling for the whole Of the different ar
ieles will be placed in sealed envelope and thorough
y mixed, and sold At Is cents zach, without disiihe-
Ion Of hyortlsm.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-13
BOARDING.

DoAwD-THE LARGE HOUSE NOS. Al AND IS
ID Bourbon street. half from Canal street
now ready fer the families and single gen
me spacious and well furnished the t@oie
OF the best Day boarders taken
DOARDING-ELEGANT FURNISHED APAk y.
II ents rent excellent board and the use OF the
srr TIE situation the most desirable in the CITY,
Apply at LAG st. Joseph street.
EIRsT GLASS BOARDISa-oNE OF TWO
genteel families who desire nome sno gove
living pleasant part Of the city misht be suited on spPt
cation ct The Of Camp and Robin sree epposI.e
Coliseum Square The house has large well urnfsneo Iooms
and Is surrounded By extensive grosnds The strsss Cars
pass the door. eaN
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

TIME UKDERsIGHED BEG TO INFORM
Their fri~nde spd that they have texnoeo
Copartnsrsbip under the name and styis %
CIOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS bUSiEhSS;;
AND EVERY ARTICLE APPERTAlNiN0 To Thio
LINK or BJsIN ESS have located themselves under
the 81 Charles HOTEL door from the ccrpe Of Common
''i New Orleans. October 7. 1853 HENRY L zEBAL
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-13
POUND NOTICES.

- NJ Mt Roem No Z, City Hall-rew Orleans. Nov H.
ssWere brought the Fourth District Pound on Dysdss
Four GOATS of different Colors; ~
wss- AZ ns4 sassd vhi, shrss e.gs. sna ne sxp..sss
thereon paid viii be sold q public ssa founo'
JOSEPH MURPHY. Street Commissioner
LOUIS SENEGAL for Con roller 1854
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-13
DI0AUD - COZ
PARTISAN PERFUMERY,

Pssrcu,red By the Empress q the fysnen sne ~ s.r
ussd IN al fsshionAbis circles nr i~ -
ORTIZ n,syyaAup cos YLAnaYLAra and MA MI Z.
f,oos 81 he frsxrans extract Of Ylanand mon
The Ph,iRP'ns c6 q roIpfINE aseicus Toilet Mass
..n.r,or . Ess e ColSgns. Toilet VinssH'
wsssss . mn = cos Miranda SOAP. sxquisits'y p's'
fued nd tspnf sS 2 p;sossxfur for psssv
ki1xAug sS.x4nS ths tssfh ana psFfhmng the hreetn
' RHo & : Re $500 ,:s.s
p,p61Isaa n m CO.'S RO6E POWDkR, mpsrsos - W.
sId II eshsr essreh nd BE- fo1ds 10 rHB rorLf
~ Fsetsus1sis nlssEs1isaa vin b - - "s
~ s2s.A Re.ad Co = re e Eshsalys:: IL -
D.. osss., N Hsv osis'ee' 4 nauoouers
8 Ckarirss slsssl
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-13

oryIon. NJ HoRTH fHzxD STREET, hovA A0
YIN ,..,ss rssnss - psssuss rsssss ssiA ~ ~ ~
,sctsd ealma Expecting wrsaP cur proae non nsn "
~ hsv,,r ~ = - businsD IL ssns tint ~ ~ -
~ - 3D. e16ns = = y svdd hninssnsnA Anseo
~ s1<~.1el = preup<3y s1viss nss b - sas2
- - ~ .~6,~neese {. A~H~S
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-13

NEW OKLEA n0- ACkooN AMI
Az
To taxi effect Sunday, 10th inst.' mt $50 I'm
PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY 1879 q sS ~
with The Mississippi Central Railroad for the NonA ana
East r,~,r IN rus LEAVE nv sUNDAYs
ACCOMhoD.AIOSs :. RraoShsvsr Rstnrnne leave
7 n, eoing e is rs va srrivins In NsS
6r9onnsss y. e ~ ~ 'A -
excursion Tickets good for Train Of Saturday or Sun
arrives IL NsS oTlssns n s:lo.0. supdsy
At $50 ~ "a WILLIAM Genera, supsr,ns.ndsn.
I'D wARE. General Trsnsportssion Ae-ut
IL sr.urrs
-. -. ,Y .,ss.
ssa iS' iso ana is1 = ss'''"e ''e''' '' - =
Joseph ssrsssa
Yrvtclsss Mulss and Hors Sale. Also. osiassssai
nure,.s for H,rs L. HART Propristos
INV TT, rEsr TT TuOwOU0HLYl
-
I. VIII cost you nothing TO do By nssns sppaSssSa
Of tine given 70 Machine 70 decide - 70 ne nsn
|
| The Magnolia Wssnms , -.
WIN do your wssnins VIII one n N, Ave hs csst 81 ths
year sop does swsy with the nscss q s,spe
bsips the steam o. ntby soap suds also from getting xs
n nsu s md :, saving tny doctors bill -
An INGENIOUS ooGwHEEL p"a os,,nds,s snS
t ne . tbs Clothes almost ready for Ironing
J, ~ st I:sfqb ~ s' MP ens
1 Magnolia washer
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-13

s sscvs Stove usss any pr ssns les fuel md e.k ess
Ter bread than any other stove now In usss ms no ~
v dsmourssd ana sncoussssssy proven At the Nschas
cs' and Ag1cussr.a Bsir = NV orsaRA laA end ~
Louis Fair Of 1851.
Every one Of these stovu guaranteed md dshvse -
vbas within the city res Of enarea
Aso constantly on large and complete assortment
Of HEATING AND COOKING STOVES Of the most In
proved Pssssrns Liberal advantsgss offered 70 he trad@
s.ff l H. HALLER Agsnk
40 Camp aud lss Tchouptouias street.
ordsv,sn Il boz No. Dnsshanes' and Dsssrs ExchAnss
No lbs st. Charles street, q the nsw onsens
IN rssesve uvouuux stxsption-
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

r OaT-ON TUESDAY. THE lsrH SEPTBMbEh,
IL Instant ordinary Pocket Diary, containing sn1n
sn,onnt al Money number Of Receipts and MemorandA
and the following described n es which the Pubc are CAV.
toned apst negotiating v1 three notes
dated December 1861 drawn by T. d. vsn Horn to his own
order and BY ndorsed for hundred dollars sno
nayable in three nine months after date one note
drawn BY Mrs. NJ Van Horn to her own order and oy ne
ndoreS at year ser dst March iSo. ana nabc s
i've hundred thirty dollars one note Tor eight
cents Al epe year after sept Is 1861 drawn and IN
dorsed as above marked, Ne varatur," BY w f9ole'
sry 1857 drawn by T. d Van Horn to the order Of n Au
rsn cashier Bank Of Orleans. for one hundred ana
sttv dollars: one note OF Lobde. in favor Of Hardy
oSde for two hundred and fifty dollars not endorsed date
NOT which notes have been paid put not
cancelled The finder welcome tothe money ana vii
an additional upon returning the Diary and rApers 70
~ d. Van norn "a Camp street.
II OsT-ON THURSDAY, nth, BLACK AND
/ RYown Hound answers to the name Of Jen. had q
s niece cut out Of Of his left ear and large
hite maxi on his breast When lost he had on eatne
collar The finder VIII be suitably rewarded on leaving mn
at 81 Race street. NN M
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-13

H. p. sARRAtIN thankful for the pstronaee sxtsndet
I'D bis bsst sxsrony bis rsputs
49, ana sbls q osr 70 the Southern ssasss superior
srss q cut Tobacco smoking pat n al sorts o. psok
~ 70 sut The rsds His assortment Of So.wne teoesss
-, C1~~rs 80 pprsv.d av~<v>i
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-13

HRuumP TUHPIN. wHOLEsALB nANuFAo.
y ~ al 6eck Csofv Psncy Csndiss, Chosolsts ossan
Dssss, Eng. AhSedh Eock 9saay, yaisss rssss SSS
- - - = csE ns.-1s oss Ls.ys. isa.s p.
fss ns.ssa fs o. - - ss ~ oS -
nss Cd isv fsa fss. osn uessss, e, e "a ~
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-13

THE NEW ORLEANS
ELEVATOR AND WAREHOUSE
Company
Was organized on lh inst by the election Of the follow
ing Directors: L. J. Highly Jos d. ogesoy, James T.
Tucker. g. A .stockdae, Len Highly Theron hisoy ana
Can. Berdesu and the Board Of Directors elected L.
! HIeBY President and LEN. HIGBY Secretary.
On the same daytas en,oIv,t eep he Stock
Book omen ct the Once Of ]. H OGLESBY CO., No u
Tchsupeuas street, and at the Once OF jas l. TOChEh
No 2s Csrondele street. and the Oce Of the Elevator
for further subscriptions to build the Elevator to double s
present capacity.
An those who money TO invest in paying institution
that owes no debt divide it's earnings quarterly 70
ders invite to call 1t either OF the above
and get any concerning the affairs OF said Com
pan'' S'' ''' '~' LEN HIaBy. Secretary.
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FOR RENT.


LOB RENT-LAwYERs OFFIoE-T, RENT TO
.ss Lock Z Box giving
name.
NOS RENT-Two PARLoRs OR A. PARLoR
and Bed Eoou three Rooms can Be had wa as q
Cont streets. Apply on shs prsnises. - ----.
TNOR RENT-w1TH Oh WITHOUT BOARD, A
Il large and handsomely furnished Room over the fent
e.sSS :aS s. snd
TNOR REsT-rHE FINE, LIGHT, BACK OFFICE,
4 No Commercial Place. corner cret Charles street.
windows 81 Charles street opposite as sn
SAFE in the wall II has been fr occupied by m Tnie
:I r1T e. ss No. Place Of 81
Charles street, front ONCE
no HENT-rHREE VERY DESIRABLE 0sFIoEs
the second foo. OF The New Orleans Masus ~,
COMPANY corner Canal and Camp Apply ''' ounce
USoR RrNT-A LARGx. FINE THREE-srosY
Brick Dwelling House. No. SIS Chartres street, near St.
IN It As rs. n sssss us m s%
9, sp psr 'ss
hst months. and $50 per month the last s1
EOR RENT-PEws IN CHRIST CHURCH TO
Apply TO g Magazine street
NoR KENT-rHAT LARGE ooMxoDIoUs AsD
we'll ventilated house stuated ON Tvo Circle between
ane On - al ces and aSundanes q yard wen
suited family boarding house or school For sms s'e'
| apply o.. Wirs. at this once. y = :.
| Oow WUur OR IEAsE-rHE LARGE AND
veil known United States Hots opposite the fonecnar
train Railroad depot kysisn Fields .s; osvSin We
uisr establishment viii Be leased for term o. yeerA AppV
70 Q. 3. Girsrdsy : o.. u E.eh.nss PI.es.
T,oR RErr-rAn1IIEs AND aENILExEx oAy
x. a. ss .s ~:
that connect with aiding doors rssncs wsn.ns % ,ss
| Liberty. =
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-13

KEKTUCKs STATE LoTTsKIEs'
cHAs =. HOWARD Will this day opsn the sale Of DON.
srxAr1oN LOTTERY TICKETS. the Three Number
Plan - follows:
On Monday. wednesday and Thursd"y'
Tickets 81 80. IS and $40
On Tuesday and Saturday.
Tickets 81 - and $40.
gla
shares m all The shove Schemes In Proportion.
Psns Of the Lotteries, and explanation Of tbs Drawing
Capital Prize. In 81 scheme. s.oe
osnitsi Prize In 81 30 Scheme. huo
o.udts Prise for IS schsne O.oO
Capital Priss. for SO Scheme. uoo
An rrdsrs are promptly ned by mall and the Man
,r,, o6cs Scheme and Commissioners certified printed
,,,vtne, are sent to all purcnsse Immediately after the
irswing.
An communications strictly confidential.
An order for less One Dollar win not be executed
AM the drawings are published In the New York, kew
Orleans and St Louis daily pspsr
uoRpERINe TICKETS. Enclose the amount Of noney
our address, by ms what yOu wish 70 purchase nAns
Ia Lottery in which you invested. and whether yoa
dish Whoss Hsves Qusre receipt OF which We send
nat 1, ordered BY mail together with the scheme
Bis on a the solvent Banks. Bank Checks, Certificates
osposits and Postage Stamps received IN payment fo
Tickets.
Prize Tickets shoud returned 70 this ONCE for paymen
n ranevsl In ether Ticksts They will he paid In Bsul
Jhschs or In such manner - VIII 6est accommodate u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-11
By the Cable.

General Nagle and other alleged. Fee
mans who were called for trial at Sligo, in
Ireland, but were subsequently transferred
to Dublin, have since been taken to Lon
don for trial.
The plan of the English Government in
regard to the pacifcation of Ireland en-
braces the following points: The conside-
ration of the G hurch question will be de-
ferred until after the report Of the commits
sioners has been made. Another commits
sion is to be appointed to report on the re-
lation Of landlord and tenant. A charter
is to be granted to the new Roman Catho-
lie University, and Irish railways are to be
subsidized.
A general change has taken place in the
Turkish Cabinet, all the ministers having
resigned but one.
Lord Stanley has informed the English
House of Commons that full investiga'
ton had been made of the case of the
seizure of the British vessel Lizzie Line
in the Chesapeake bay.
Mr.. Claiborne Hardy, in the House oil
Commons, stated that the police were per,
fectly advised Of the intention Of Fenians
to blow up the wall Of Clerkenwell prison,
but waited to surprise the perpetrators as
they approached to light the fuse. They
supposed, however, the explosion would
be attempted at night, whereas the work
was done in broad day.