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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-03-26
ON scA1AwAGs.

Pascal complained that the measure
less expanscs of the heavenly spaces
terrified him. The infinite prolonga-
tions of eternity confound.; the deeps
under deeps, the abyssos swallowing up
abysscs of human degradation, freeze
us with horror. TO see a Southerner,
once, perhaps, a bright-eyed boy, en-
dowed with fine capacities for usefulness
with soul crowded with noble aspipa-
tions, dwarfcd by mean love of place
into vile, crawling, wriggling creature
to see him deliberately lay bare his
back while the Radical beadle plies the
lash, crying, Given SO, master, since it
seems good in thy sight"-.welcoming
the fast descending rod as an emblem of
mercy, kissing the foot that spurns him
eff angels weep, tits atsuch sight"
Shakespeare has drawn Shallow, a
Slender, and Slence--hc has portray
cd the nearest approach to mere mani
ty, but he draws with loving touch and
delights to show soul of goodness in
things evil But even that universal
HGUIuSs III WuOSG fetob iiillih W eto SSU GA
that God ever vouchsafed, never con
ceived of a scalawag. His generous
nature feeling Chow fearful and how
dizzy It's to cast ones eye SO low" re-
coilod from looking into the fouler depths
Of human debasemcnt. This was re-
served for fercer and meaner spirit
who gave us the first preliminary sketch
and faint adumbration Of the coming
monarch; for the scalawag is the
bright consummate flower of which the
Yahoois the modest bud.
Let us hope that even he is not alto
gether without some aspiration for what
he deems noble and exalted. 1t really
seems that he too, has his ideal. His no.
ton of human perfection-his ideal Of
unfallen Adam walking around the bow
ers of Paradise is a carpet-baggcr. But
what must be the wofshipper when a
monkey is the God?
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-03-26

An Ohio editor is getting rarticula

AN Ohio editor is getting particular
about what he cats. Hear him; "The
woman who made the butter which we
bought last week is respectfully request
ed to exercise more jpdgmentin proper
tioning the ingredients. The last batch
had too much hair in for butter, and not
quite enough for waterfall. There is
no sense in making yourself ba!d-head-
ed If butter is thirty five cents a pound"
"WHLr4M" said mother 10 her son,
who had already eaten a very consid-
cradle amount of dinner, 81 don't know
whether you can eat this padding with
impunity." swell may be not" said
William; ~ think / would Father have
spoon
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-03-26
Alii.EGelIallly.
IL ~ Y =
A NODDED LAWYER.

sSonire Johnson was model lawyer,
rs the following ancclotc will shows
Mr.. Jones once rushed into the
Souiro's office in 4 grcatpassion. THAT
internal scoupdfel Ola eebbler, Smith,t
has sued me, Mr.. Johnson-suod me for
five dollaps,I eve him fora pain Of bgcts.'
Then YOU owe him five dollars
ITO be sure | do; but he's gone and
sued me-sued me
Then why don't you pay him if you
owe himT
Because he's sued me and when o
man does THAT, I'll never pay him till it
costs him something more than he gets.
want youtO make it cost him all you
can
'But it viii cost you something too!
Il don't care for that. What do you
charge to begin with Y
4Ten dollars; and more if there is ox-
ira trouble
IAN right There's the X. Now go
ahead
No sooner was his client gone than
Squire johnson stepped across to his
neigbbor Smith, and offered to pay him
ON condition that tho suit should be
withdrawn The shoemaker gladly ac-
ceded-all he wanted was his pay
The lawyer retained the other five for
his fee; and as the case was not trouble
some made no farther demand upon his
client. .@r
Ten days after Jones came in to see
how his case was getting on.
'All right said the lawyer. you
won't have any trouble about that. |
put it to Smith 50 strongly that he was
was glad to withdraw the suit alto
gether.'
Capital 7 cried the cxulting Jones
you have done itup brownl You shall
have all my business
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-03-26
Georgia Cherokee County:

TO all whom it may concern Mrs. Martha F..
Ramsey having III proper form applied TO me for
permanent letters Of Administration ON the estate of
James Ramsey late Of said county, this is to cite all
and singular the creditors and next Of kin Of James
Ramsey TO be and appear at my Office within the
time allowed by law aud show cause if any they can
why permanent Administration should not be grant
ed to Mrs Martha L Ramsey on James Ranlsey's
estate. Witness my hand and official signature
his February 23d, 1869.
w. r. D. Moss, Ord'y.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-03-26
JNo. y. PERRY. Deputy Sheriff

mill Engine and Boiler and Belts near the Chatta-
hoochse River on the land Of ID. r. Turner in Cobb
County by virtue OF two fils ssned from Cobb ST.
pclirr Court one in favor of George Jones and
in favor of Robert r. Wallis John K. Newton.
Agent and lessee of said Steam Sawmill. Levied on
the property Of John r. Newton, Agent and Lessee
as aforesaid. Property pointed out in said ii fas.
W. W. CARRELL Dep'ty, Shift.
March 5th 1869
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-03-26
John H. Gaines, Admir-.

NOTICE,-Two months after date application vii
l q be made to the court ofOrduary ofCobb Coun-
ty for leave sell part ofe lands belonging to the
estate of c. c. Howell deceased, for the benefit of the
heirs and creditors said deceased. This Jan 90 60
A BAKER Amfr
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-03-26
Odian w. Putnam, Admir-.

NOTICE-Two months after date applications
~ will be made to the court of Ordinary of Cobb
county. Ga, for leave to sell the lands belong the
estate of L. w Durham late of said county deceased
for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said de-
ceased This March 3, 1869.
ROBERT DANIEL, Admir-,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-03-26
GeaaI advertisements.
corr SHERIFF. SALES.

WTTIIL be sold before the court house door IN the
w City Of Marietta, Cobb COUNTY Ga. dnrintfs
the legal hours Of sale on the ISL, Tuesday In Apni
next, the following property 5"-wit =,
One House and Botia the City OF Marietta, sald
County, bounded as follows: on The East BY Lot OF
f. Faw, Esq, and Graves Lotion the South ey
Roswell street-ou the Westby bralcii--on the N"lti
by Cemetery street. Levied as the property at A.
Fay to satisfy ia issued troni the Notary Pubic
and Exoico Justice Peace Court d the ojcth Dlsf,
G. NJ. of said county in favor Of Joseph Elsas vs..
said A Fav. Props4v pointed out by Plaintiff
Lex led and returned to me by Iios D. Anderson
constable. - -e@ -
the City Of Marietta said county bombed North by
Mrs Castles Lot, East ly alley. South by Welcfis
Lot and West by Atlanta Street. Levied on as the
property Of n Hegge g satisfy fl ia issued from
the Superior Court of said county in favor of ID S.
Anderson T. N. Reggie principal, and HI. Ilnsk
security. Property pointed out by H. j.. IIusk SCI
cury. H f4e h -
Also-at the same time and place One House and
Iot contai,,iro more or less in said county
on Roswell Road about mile from Public Square
Marirtta said county bounded onthe South BY Ros-s
,Yell Road North by Anderson Lot, Last by RoswsiE
Go, Let, and West by Gait Lot. Levied on az the
property Of James Wilson to satisfy ia l-suetl
from the Notary Public aid Tx oiico Justice Peace
Court 89eth., District G. NJ of said county in favor
of II. b. Wallace vs.. said James Wilson. Property
pointed out by Plaintiff Levied on and returned to-
me by Thos. J. Anderson constable.
Also--at the same time and place Lots of land Nss'
16 aud Isl in the 18TH District OF the 3D., sections
of said county. Levied as the property Of III. ".
Burroughs satisfy two fas issued from the Ju-.'
tees Court 898th, District G, b., ofsad county one
in favor of ID. S. Anderson bearer and the other in
favor OF w. p Anderson VS.. II. w. Burroughs Pre-
perry pointed out by Plaintiffs Levied and returned
to me by Thos ). Anderson constable.
Also--at the same time and place Lot of Land No.
1913 in the 20th, District and I'd, section said county.
Levied on as the property Of the estate Of John Bal
Il q "a
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-03-26

TTOTICE.-Two months after date application
" will be made to the court of Ordinary Of Clelo-
kee county, Ga, for leave to sell all the lands b.-
longing to the estate Of Henry S. 81 Rhoda Gaines
late Of said county deceased for the benefit Of the
heirs and creditors of said deceased. This ,Janusry
10Th, 1863.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-03-26
Georgia Cherokee County:

Ordinary's Office, March 6, 1869
Mrs. Martha Graham Administrators and wild
ow Of Joseph Graham, has applied for exemp-
ton OF personally ana setting apart of the valuation
Of Homestead and will pass upon the at 10
o'clock a. m on the goth day of March 1862 at my
flee, in Canton, Ga.
w. r. D. Moss, Ord'y.g
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-17

Ixrzs1AL MunPs.-E ugenfe VIII Hsr Head
Tied Ip.-The Empress Eugenie had the mumps,
and not the smallpox. Her maids have very
disagrsesble time OF It whenever he Il taken SICK
She h then ffstful and psevish IN the extreme. and
torment6 them BY the thousand little wsys b which
she vents her spleen when in such . condition.
The empress dislikss Dr.. Connssu, the smpsror's
physician, who ID too plsinspoksn for her, and
who prefers to b treated by n. de Henriot, sort
Of medical oily CANNON, whom most Of bic COL
leagues consider little better than . ohaxiatan.
The very idea that Neletan should ever treat her
makes her kemble. She once called him that
dreadful man With the kniyes.n Eugenie bravely
offered to be present when Nelaton was to perform
the surgical operation on the leg cf the young
prince imperial but the greet surgeon would not
hear Of Il. "No!v be ssid, cher majesty must
be kept away from hare. She would faint away
- soon - make the 6rst cut, and frighten the
prince 90 - to unit him entirely for the opera
tioD." The emperor. on his part, \ very smiable
when be h SICK. He thanks his sttsndants for
every little sttention he receives ct their hands,
and never utters complaint. Some Paris cor.
respondents have recently asserted that the mys-
tevious diseases Of Napoleon the Third, Of which
90 much has been said for some years past, u
simply the stone. DR.. Connesu asserts that Ne
poleon win live many years yet.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-17


o, the deliUsts " utbitss ssd bo6. bons hat Ap-
peared before % very suddenly yesterday in our
sanctun, and ~ suddenly disappeared from ,ouF
hungry gsssl, Cake frosted, custsFd. chicken
salad, strawberries, etc.. aud bouquet Of hovsES
10 sst Oh, the whole. An this came from the Or
phsns' Home Fair at Odd Fellows' Hall Of course,
and accompanying ~sre the names Of Jessie"
Josisy and. " Charlie" Tho isir has been suc-
cess. a. u ought to have been. for surely y =
noble TO see those who are IN af1uence and those
Who are pleased with worldly succssa look after
and watch over the infant footatsps thatknov not
the way. Verify Their reward ID With them that
90 sooo. ~ - aotl d. 'rtio sa..a..O &c 81
Arich floral tribute nom table No. INs DAD
Fellows Han, came to %, yesterday. IN agree.
able reminder Of the pleasant memories which
cluster about that favored spot ~ 81 's N
While the locals Of the ORssCESf were ,puz'
sling their heads for IN Item o. two and trying TO
Kin time while the form was waiting, they we're
greeted By the sppssrance q 90 mn and
Brother" not with . carpetbas. but . lArgs-aissd
walter with straws and mint juleps sttachsd 70
ynU Bsmes WIN compumvuU " -Nishal Of TIE
Plsnet. and request 10 plesse 20 call when We
were dry, mot only 10 drink, bat 10 examine two
smstsur paintipgs sxscutsd BY b. G. F., one Of
Cleopatra and one Of Byron's Imogsns. q ~ 40
These paintings. h our opinion. ere real chef
Geucrss, which would reflect credit upon ons Of
the old migtsfS. They only are 10 Be seen 10 be
sdmizsd By Al true judges OF real Art end our city
should be proud loe - astisE vho, can produce
such works. We also lzssn that N. Il. O. r. be-
snother painting h hand, which has been pro-
rounced M cornoiuaanra VIM hnvo hean favorad
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-17

THs fsExDxM's BURsAu.-Ths failure Of
the ffesdmea's bureau bill he's led the
secretary o. wR and Gen. Howard 70 an ex.
animation Of the laws bearing on the continuance
Of that bureau. They have decided, on careful
confederation that he scope Of these laws b such
~ to continue the claims and Confessional
branches. contrary TO The opinion generally held,
till Congress directly orders their suspension. Il
hes been determined, however. In obedience 70
the prevalent desire TO reduce expenses 70 the
lowest available figure, and after the nrgt Of Nay
one detailed oficsr to attend to The payment Of
claims and settlement Of bounties, and one super
intendsnt Of education With single clerk, and
even those officials WIN be discharged just q soon
g posaible. .lzroH . n -
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-17

hampton. N. T., on the 18th, Warren Blanchard
IVES found dead n hIB house, fhs usual inmates,
consisting Of his wife ana two girls, fed, and the
affair il involved in mystery. Al the doors and
windows Of the hoess were fastened insidss except
Blanchard's he'd WIS found in brsSs ksttle, and
bore marks d pisfol ben. Nothing = known of
the matter, sxesps that ne neighbon heard . dis-
turbancs Is o'clock d the morning, and the
and;the noise ceased. ~ .sa,., ~.
As The house va classed - disorderly no atten.
ton was paid to the proceedings. The woman,
before leaving, cleared away traces Of the blood,
and there are no Indication Of the manner IL
which the deed vss performed.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-17

Visitors to the State Fair viii find it to their in
tsrest 10 read the advertisement Of Messrs. J. A.
Braselman 4 Co., on the fourth page of this days
CRESCENT.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-17

Tn TMEs In ANS AND EAGEs FOR rm FRAT.
Messra. Auch Fable. - Representatives Of the
famous Times cooking stove, have proposed,
through card, which wiz be found In our morn.
ing'a columns, contest with the agents Of the
Charter Oak and Brilliant. We trust. in the event
of its being accepted, that dscisisn may DO
rendered Of character sstisfsctory 10 al parties.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-17

~ - ..a.,.a :, r,-,,.s so..., - 49,
9s..so- ~ - :. - .s,.ss., -, m. lam Il
1850 .. ss....-a =. Sr.hns =. -. oo.h' v
c..sis- mi ~ I. cs'ss.' 2
Ms neb;Is Tsih..e i,der,s. sbs Yn.e,,aliat.
80 plo..t.s...., 1xen - : $1,000 tsII i.
Ma, n,r,si fs;.b.m n T.rrs.sss = a..s. d
~ I,d,.,. 49, ma, 1872, ~ =, Kicr..
No., a,,,,-. r.r.. h,tv.-e A., n. : f. -
on. fs.ss - s11ss .,sI A,ss,r - ths ,.v.on
church. 0ueohita parish. ,lse ~ q nj s'o6E
Thsrs 4 : iu,cv soandal afioat ahout The Duks Of
CembrIore. b,s5 i.sssid 81 s,sIslss 1.ais Ell (
Tbspts 10 De o4,cs,s Of he stsamsrs yoespb,ps
and Louias. !, - .ssAi ~ 70 h1'itfri9B11 r
Vsn6.rbil& - ossred Covnins. ~. f2s ooo sor
ths bours |. &C., P.luler.n -, 81 81 1r1---.
/ Rsv. FsxSsr y. p. BeYlfsr d,e0 rsosstlv n IA.
p,dea psrish. .'a.I en- T7Ts5 Is',7757 a'b'as
NJ. 'sumner estinatas, ~ los.ea. bv ths Al.
hsms = aloo 90 Co., ssi -ods II
Wedding inyIsaiions vith "sNo pressnts', on thsm.
| .AWeaAen paper inforna ~ hat Jacob BAKER.
Al I'M ass az ninsav. has soue n PBdladelpAia "a
90 into busdnse.. ',l d sIEzsI "a saoi ADO ~.
Mrs.. u. Beeoher Stove ana her siater Catba-
Irins have sslectsd Aiksn. 6outh CorollIa for
An Tho children Of New Orleans. Js0brpon CITY.
AIs,srs Crstpe. etc.. uSdSf II years Of sse. are
Invited TO the Fair drounds 70 dsv. free Of cbarse.
Sarah BrsmveIl. of Easlsnd. has thrown trip.
,vs az ssnIois.' ~ = 49, '''- '''
asooo worth os drv soods. hsloneinr IA L. n.
wo,thsm woodland. Ter.s' bsvs han sto,en h,
The teemsa,r Intrueted vith thsm. :. :. -.
pIantins reperta ftom Rapidea. .OuaaAita.
r,.,rMr ana csrro,l ,n.r,.hss - ,.thsr snoon,.
..,,r Int ros vsrv asttsri,. =.
n. sc,..cusncs a. olo.I,e .hsr snrar.m..s 4,
london Mi. N,l,s.on I, src.cs.A "a come s-me.
as.1eIv Ana folall hsr snre~smart vith shs Cr.nd
Opsrs House In New York. ,,yf = -,
sCslcasisu parish has 5000 SQUARE miles, and 70
said to be lager than The tvo 6tstss q Delaware
ana Rhode Island. Il q paradise Of fruIsfulness
and health. j. = 49,. (, s-'o $50
General John @. BreckInridgs arrived h Har.
rodsburs Friday week and met with . warn re-
canton from tne citizens Of that town. BE n the
sueat Of sx.ooy ernor Narofas. g
eadows, the famous charger which the king Of
The king Was deeply moved when be heard that
the animal ~ no more. The horss vas worth
10000 ,halses. go .siO go ~ ~ .is.ia &
The directors Of the Atlantic and Mississippi
6tesmship Company held an important meeting in
St. Louis on Tie 18th, and It Il rumorsd that they
have resolved to wind up the Affairs Of the con-
Germ.
II 3 believed IN well Informed circles thst Dir
George 3. Cartier Sir John a. Mcdonald and the
Hon. Messsa Howe and Tilley will be made lords
under the bill introduced BY Earl Russell, cree
ting life peerases. : s.i, y. -.
The spiritualists have held . meeting II New
York and denounced Mumler, the spirit photo
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-17

Wsaahsr xepsrss. ss.'- q.
thermometer skC Duhamsl's, III Canal street. was
D follows: AZ 4. \. 81 degrees; IL \. So; s
:. n. 10; =. =. &C., 7os...s 81 "a 4. it.lIs b.
The following h the weather report for ysstsr-
day In the places seveEally mentioned. The dine
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-17

The steamship Concordis, Captain Hodge. sails
this morning ct o'clock for Boston via Havana,
with full freight and the following named pas
Bengen:
Miss 8. T. Waite. Mise Alice Sears, Miss Sears,
Mrs.. Field and daughter.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-17
cirxg1orIC@H

There is sign on Eighth street which reads -
follows: whitswsshipg done here in al sorts
Of colors." ltwould be . very good sign TO hang
out over the headquarters Of the Republican
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-17

CHARrm OAK.-what vidssoF 1t the FAif Grounds
has failed 10 cast biz eyes In admiration upon the
beautiful pagodaa vh9s sst snthronsd. In royal
state the famous stoss, whose nams has long ago
been hs.sld:d sc'er the su'shs va's'' Of the
broad Atlantic.
How many thossaads have partaksn Of the de-
licious bread gratuitoualy .distribufsd from its
splendid ovens W are st loss 70 conjecture, but
Il the expressions Of satisfsction which fell from
the Lips Of The multliuds be an evidence Of their
favorable opinion. then the noble Charter Oak
may rest content with IL lsussls.
Still Messrs. Kics q Bros. o aspirsas for the
additional distinction, were mot content Gill the
premium for the three best loaves Of home made
bread was united to the honors achieved In '666s.
Stranger. tell II to Jour friend ct homo who may
be dsbarrsd the pleasure Of regular paper, and
forget not thst thse notsd dealers are located at
So and 81 Camp street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-17

MAGNOLIA wArR.-saperior to the best i'm
ported German cologne, and sold ct half the price
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-17
SATURDAY xoasino. APRIL IL. lsss.

THRsH BLUE RIBBoNtFoR SHrRfs AND FURSrsu.
me GooDs.-6uch b the triumph sohisved By
Asasrs Leighton 3 HaSnsu 81 our Agricultural
Fair nov IN progress. 80 49,,
Thb bsillisnt svard. tten from asId of com
petitors, cannot be othdrwiss thAa highly eratfy.
ing to these heightened merchants whose famous
shirts are only equslsdiIn reputation By the Gle.
gast stylss Of their fA9cy srtclss and superior
quality q their line d dndsfgarnenIa stss fo.'
In connection VIM Shsir Iegidmo1e bust.
nsss, thsss gentlemen atsnd introducine IN few
days one Of the most rsinarkAbls invsntions which
the sge has sAorded. 1hs gsaius O. Mr. Charles
Leighton has contribJsed this nsW laurel 70 the
already dstinguiahsd reputation Of hIs house. ana
our OWE city. that fost led the talsnt Of IT, orist
nator, may well feel proud Of him. - tri iaa
Heretofore the sewing machines, although per.
feet in their manufactu>s and skful in their exc
cutIon, were stili dsnc}us IN vne Important rss-
tuss-that Of obviatlngIthe necessity Of STOPPING
posture whom In the Performance Of any work
upon them. Obssrvipk thb great desidsratum,
and being convinced ia, hin mind that amaterial
change could be efe4ed, Mr. Leighton expert.
msnted with hs idea, bore sanguine Of ~ feasi.
bility with each sSs}mpt until finally success
crowned biz efforts and stamped him u . man Of
scisnti6o stfaiansnnI 1fsI cit Ioi szofi5 Jl3J "a
We had the pleasure Of witnessing one d M
female employees op)nsipg upon thie new I'M.
provemspt end - W }onpexed hef hes, and EASY
posturs with III d u o1hse voeksrs sA dn1srsnt
iuatruments, We ShcseAt d or mind hcW mach q
. bSnafaptor 70 The itps BAD ~. Leighton made
hinsslf.s The plate d " msohine. unlike The
old, which Il peresosll heszonoals y paosd q n
snSIe u sbens twsntf1vU degrees, md not only
enables ne operator p ssw with grsatsr fsciity.
but iGso apply copst petsd hAt ~ entire novice
could understand it, Ipanipulstlons in one hoar's
study. N. Lelghtou ~ aadDohss1 Tie authorities
ct wsahbetoh' rslatlvs % tAle fntumeot snd b
Anticipating PATENT b . few ,days L. the In
tssval, these who ard dispossd 70 convince them
selves - to he infprna1lon W sAsvs impaired
have only to whit the. Fair 0Fosnds to-day whore
the Angular Bog Sind. Or ssving machine, q
Mr.. L. dsnominAtss 4, WIN b. seen IN the OctsRo-
nal Bsildiss. tie ehiSf veadsr fes sdnising thou
sands Deg hftff aJl-J ~ - az llD1tlt sd
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-17

Fam GROUNDS srocx fAhx.-This day, AZ 2
O'Clock, P. H., Messrs. Montgomery Bros. Co.
viii sell in the arena at the Fair Grounds, all the
fine stock imported BY said farm, which is worthy
the attention of planters, stock raise and Of our
citisens in gsnsrAs. Among the many, we may
mention the following; Two splendid dorking
cocks and hens, i:pcrtsd from the collection Of
Admiral Hssnsby, Bag; the thoroughbred Ayre-
shire bull. Crayf'Sed. imported March IL, 1869,
and the Thoroughbred Ayrshire COW; . nne shet.
land pony. "GyPsy;" southdown ram and ewes,
which were origmNly imported nom the Duke Of
Richmond's farm. Toodwood. England; premium
black Essex pigss Cubsn end white pigs; the
Thoroughbred Durham or sherthornsd bull, 'Ain-
nehAha - also, ! Durham COW, and the thorough
bred Maltese jack, !" Jen," . No. breeder. Ped.
igrees Of ell the stock viii be given ct time of
sale. For fun particulars w refer our readers to
the advertisement in another column.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-17

Special on,cer King, Of The SECOND Dhtrics.
fslt. IN he house Of Ada Bforn. corner o. Basin
and Gaaq1st street,, fcu. psi1 q window GvIt.in.
% property beIopgipg 70 him. .s,..-,s,sI
/ 4 colored boy named Richard Stsptoe was n.
rested on Hobeftsen street yestsrdsy afternoon,
charged With having haF q stolen clothes 10
h s.d &c s :sssS's Ss :ssss
pisces Of elothinG, vas dsposited at The station.
and Richaxd'a brother, VIM. J. 6teptoe, was also
arrelted for attempting TO rsscus him. = 81 =, e
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-17

Collector Casey displays in his attention 10 the
hundreds of applicants Who call upon him cour-
tesy and patience most remarkable. Yesterday
morning Q good many were admitted to his pri-
vate parlor In squads Of ten or fifteen ct . time.
10 each Mr.. Casey listened, asking now and then