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Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-03
Illinois Wisconsin g. Ioava Agency,
AT GALENA, ILLINOIS,

AT GALENA, ILLINOIS,,
For the Prosecution of Claims against
tile Government, gro10img ont Of the late
War uith MeIico.
EEEMPSTEAD &, WASIIBURNE, Attor.
Il d ncys and Counsellors at Law, Gacna,
Illinois, have established an Agency for tie
prosecution Of II claims growing cut of the
late war with Mexico, tho nature Of which is
as follows:
I. For 100 acres Of Bounty Land, or 500 90
in Treasury Scrip. Every soldier who has been
enlisted IN the service, and has been honoyubL1
discharged, is entitled TO either the land OF
scrip. .,- 6. .s7E.,,,t~-. 5..,.. ...4 e~..-.
2. For three months crtra pay. The act Of
Congress Of July 10, 1913, grants three months
extra pay to the officers and soldiers who huv 9
served in the war with Mexico, and to the heirs
Of such as have died or been killed in the scr.
vice; first, to the widow; second, to the chill.
drcn ; third, to the parents; and fourth, to the
brothers and sisters. All who have received
Land Warrants arc entitled to the extra pay,
but they must c1ecutc neW papers, -..,r r. a.
g. For arrearagcs Of pay foe the services OF
deceased otficc and soldiers due to their lcga
! representa- tives. '!i| III
4. For invalid pensions, and pensions for wild
! ows and children of volunteers. Invalid pen
/ ions re granted to soldiers who arc wounded
or otherwise disabled while in the service, a nc
in the line of their duty, whether in time o
war or peace. The first section Of the act o
Congress Of July 4, 1886, has been extended
to the widows and children Of oojtnteers wht
have been killed or have died in the Mexican
wa; 50 % to cntite them to fue gears pen
sion. ~ Z. &c.,. =. / r. = &. 80
5. For subsistence, clothing. or transpor ia
ton, furnished for the use Of the volunteers in
the Mexican war before being mustered into
the service Of tho United States. '' ',-
g. For horses and other property lost or dc
stroyed in the Military Service of the United
States during the war with Mexico. Amor a,
7. For mileage due TO soldiers who were dis
charged before reaching the place at which
they were enlisted IsH '43.A"e32" !s#
Mcssrs. II. &, w. have formed a connection
with FERplNAND w. RlsoUE, Esq, OF Washing
ton, d. e., and ali business entrusted to then
will be attended 10 with promplitude and fdcl
ity. They have all the various forms and in
structions approved and issued by the Depart
mcnts Of. the Government. eg. r.,,sa4 v~.-iE5,
[ Office in Pecs's Building, near the Leuec
GaIenn, ILiinois. E@ August, 1913 5I-3n
- Fire, ,Nar,tlc, and Life Insur ance. = :
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-03
Sign Of tie "Big Boot" Main Street.

FIFE undersigned grateful for the Liberal
patronage extended to him during the
two years in business; and he hopes by
strict attention to his business still to merit
very liberal share of patronage; he now
wishes to inform the public generally that
his spring and summer stock is received
and that it comprises 4 general assortment
of Mems fine and heavy boots; and ladies' ,
misses, youths, chldrens' and infants
Boots and Shoes of every style quality,
color and size; also q good assortment of
Shoemakers' Leather. to which he calls the
attention of Shoe makers. He has connect.
ed the Hat Business, and does now keep q
general assortment Of fashionable and plain
hats, disc 4 general variety Of palm hats
Purchasers will find it to .their advantage
to cali at the Shoe Store, before buying
elsewhere: as the greatest variety can be
found there, and the prices satisfactory;
then call aud see for yourselves.
MaY3tt DATID DECKER.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-03
lRELAND'S IMPRECATION.
a. Dy MELANCHOLY,

Cursed be the men where'er they be
Who stayed the blow for liberty;
And thrice accused the Priestly tool
Who lent his aid to British rule:
May heavens frown salute his eye
Wiener his gaze is turned on high
o, scorn, contempt and freeman's hate
Pursue these vile abominate.
Spirit Of Freedom! leave this shore,
Thou art sheltered here no more!
My choicest sons nursed for thee
O'Brien, Meagher, Doheny:
And Mitchell, bravcst of the brave
And must they fill an Emmits grave?
could endure to see them fall
If they had strove with sword or ball;
If Slevenamon, had drank their blood,
Or had they dyed the Lifey's blood,
Or had they struck some Briton low
Ere they surrendered to the foe,
But oh! it was not Britons Right
That worsted them in freedoms fight.
Unholy Priests! twas by YOUR aid
The Briton aimed his gun and blade;
You knew the Nation strong and bold
And sold its strength for British gold b
Prizes! ruled people, bow your head
And evermore tho Saxon dread;
Toll for the Briton and the priest
And Of your substance, keep the least,
Nor dare TO act but as they say.
Go! shrinking miDions 60! obey!
Nor dare to talk Of strength or might
What Priests and Brtons SAYS right
This be your creed, you coward knaves,
At best vou are but this slaves;
The time had come. you could be FREE,
The time is past, SLAVES! bend the knee
a See debates Of the British House of CO..
mons, Aug Sth, in which it was proposed
purchase globes for tho Catholic clergy. and
which the following assertion occurs. Lo
Monteagle said, that the clergy could not q
With independence in the present agitatio
owing to their dependence OH the people
heir support. God help the people, if tn
should mcguire more influence.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-03
/.
~ III gls Il

the Count had The Modification, the ago.
ny, to see the lips to which his delicate
love would not allow him to touch kissed
with ronghness and repetition BY another
man, and one whom he despised. With
out a word, he arose from his chair-left
the room and the house, and by that
GOOD NATURED KISS the fair boast Of Vien-
ma lost her husband and lover. The
Count never saw her more.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-03
DOOR Pa 5 70 l353I2G BIB, =,
PHYSICIAN G. SURGEO ON,
nR. BERG Err, having formerly attend

nR. BERG Err, having formerly attended
L. t. the practice Of M edicine and Surgery,
IN this section or country, has, after an absence
Of three years, returned, having found no loca-
ton moro desirable lor a permanent residence,
THAI thcmining region; therefore he has con.
cluded to settle. permlnently in Dubuque. BY
strict attention to the duties of his profession.
he hopesto gain the confidence Of the inhabit-
ants Of Dubuqueand surrounding country, and
to obtain sharc of their patronage. Having
acquired his medical knowledge at several OF
the best German ard Danish medical institu.
tons and hospitals. and ha wing practiced for
more than nine years in different sections OF
the United States, thrcc ofswhicIl were in the
mining district Of Wisconsin, he believes him.
self well acquainted with the diseases Of the
country. During his attendance in tho Euro.
pcun hospitals, as MISC during hisresidence in
the United Stntes, he devoted SPECIAL attention
to- Chronic Diseases, fold complaints and dis
cases Of women and children. 49,. u
GrDr. 3. Speaks The English, German, and
rsnch languageso s4a t2H3 tt2s.R ffif.ai
OFFICE on Main.street,a oppo,itcsthc Bank,
er.Goodficl& Brother'sSloro:s Al III .Ga
,Junei7, l5as, 4O-tf, u MI IN !, ..s.,,fi III,
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-03
DENTAL. SURGERY.

nR. I. B, BRANCH, s(Galena, Ill would
IDannounceto MS friends and patron in Du.
,uque, that he has removed his Office to the
ont roomsin the new building corner OF Main
md Hill streets, over the ST. Louis store, and
cross corner from tho America II House.. aafI
Those who visit Ga lena for neutrality-suspicious..
are respectfully invited to give him u call
Examination made and advice given cheerful
Y and gratnitously. Ea" q. Z. ap4n3O 3 u
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-03

MARTINGALEs, TRUNKS, VALlsEs, CARPET BAGS,
and all articles in their lnc-whch they will
sellLOW for CASH, as low as can be s'pur.
chased in The West.'' h-t aeet3gy ygisiyg
We pledge ourselves, that for urability
and nea tness, our Workmanship SHALL NOT be
cxcel'ed by any. The stock shall also be- Of
the best quality. E5,s II .@3a i38.!1 gW ,i537S
NIB. Carriage trimmed with neatness and
dtI!espatclh.s Repairing done on short notice!
Terms low. - " t''.''
aTshop at the sign Of the .'Big Cola r,,"aaI
few doors above the NAPLES House, Main st..
Dusrqua, Iowa. D MI. IRAN DALL& Co
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-03

yEvHO:5 e wishing to be furnished with GRAVE
4 STONES, HEAD and Foor STONES. ToMDs,
'~ ~ iMDlIW mi {i2lEI FFS2 -s-..' 81.
Sun Dials, Horizontal and Vertical Hearth
stNnes, Sinks, &C.. would do we'll to call on
thespbscrber. at hiswork shop, the corner
ofLocNst and Sccondstreets, as he is now pre-.
pared tocurnsh any Of the above articles also
any thing else in hislne o fbusiness, with war;
ranted correctness, or short notice and most
reasonable terms, sither in cash or produce.
. 70. .~.t,.. THOMAS HURLEY.
N B. The strictesfa tcntion paid to orders
from distance, directed to thcsu bscriber.
-Dnhuaue. Dec. 18th 1915 .n13.-tf.L- IL. -.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-03
DJcroks SPKAGUE Il IORR4

DJCTDkS SPkAG UE " lORRY
ETAViNG formed Il copartn crshi and per.
Il mlently located in Dubuque, resrectIuI'
tender their professional services t" the in
rahitants Of the city and surrounding country
they are prepared to practice medicine and
,lrgrry in general; and will treat on the most
sppE p; ;, Pres, +As tiles Of the FEET
-, EYES, &c, requiring sursical aid.
Sp.cill attention will be devoted to diseases
Of won IN and children, and 10 chronic atfcc-
tions generally.
TTJfi:e on Min street. doors north OF
tho Post Office. Residence on Locust street,
on e door north Of the Methodist Church: =
JOSEPH SPRAGCE.
nIS ASA IIORR. ~.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-03
DOCTOR II. HOLT

ID ESPECTFULLY tenders his professional
III services to the cillZcns Of Dubuque, and
vicinity.
uJOsFIcx, front room. over c ); Smiths
Store, Main. street.
RESIDE; G :: conner Of Ninth and Locust sts
June 1th IS4S. 4O-tf
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-03

PATRoN1z1NG. The following "good
thing" is from the knickerbocke Maya
zine: u.s.. ..
! Perhaps you have been on the "island''
Long Island OF course we mean-the
island pa: excellence. Well, there are
some people who are wild as Camanche
; Indians, and never saw brick bulIolOg,
although born and bred within forty or
fifty miles Of the great metropolis. A
specimen Of this kind rode up to the pi-
azza of hotel Oh the "South Side," kept
by great wag by the name of John Van
Blarcom.a Dismounling from horsc--"Be
you the lanlord?" said he. "Yes, sir.''
"Wal, take my boss underathe apple tree
yonder, and give him tuppence worth OF
hay-take off his saddle, and rub him
down, and don't giveithim any water, cos
set great store by him., Eyes, SIR"
The operation was duly iperformed.--
"What, have you got TO drink p sob,
anything you want "Wal, how much
glass?'', .sSixpence.'' "'Tis LOO much;
anything less?'' Eyes, we have some
cider at two cents u glass" ~ hat'll
dew; how much for them cookies? point
ing to some red-brown cakes in mahog
any case. some cent apiece" "Bfing
me one. Got the lpapers?" ""Yes." "Bring
them tew.n' After reading all the news,
drinking the cider, and eating the ginger
cake with an expression Of delighted COM
placency, the guest arose to DEPART
''Lan'lord, bring up my boss, rub him
down agin, and yeou can give, him a
drink sneow.''5 The horse was rubbed
down and brought up. "Heows much do
L owe yeou?Dfr Give: cents, sir, thank
you. One cent change, sir; you gave
me sixpence.D s"Wal," said the ultra
liberal, as he mounted his horse, 81 tell.
tell you one thing, landlord, syeou keep o,
darned good house here, and if any Of my
friends are coming this way, III tell them.
to stop and pate rnize you. ai 1xa MAJ Il
,MAnnIAeE.-I never knew 4 marriA &c.
expressly for money that die not end I'M.
happily. Yet managing methers and
heartless ,daugh ters.are continually play
ing the same unlucky game. l believe,
that men more frequently marry for love
than women, because women think they
they will not have a better chance, and
dread being dependent. Such marriages,
no doubt, sometimes. prove comfortable,
but a greater number would have been
far happier single. lf may Judge BY.
my observations Of such matters, marry
ing for a home makes that home a very
tiresome one.-lMrs. Child.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-03
A CALM VIEW OF IT.

liz @INC" 1OlN JOuTudl OL SOII1s
merce,'' which supports Taylor. for, the
Presidency, after summing up the result
Of the August elections, thus holds forth:
''Take it all in all, the results Of the
August elections are far from showing
that democracy is used up. On the other
hand they clearly indicate that the contest
next November will be severe, notwith-
standing the overwhelming tide OF. popu-
larity which seemed at one time 10 be car
rying the whole country in favor Of Gen.
Tayloy. The Washington Union row be-
gins to talk Of carrying New York for
Mr.. Cass. But it is impossible. 1t will
neither 60 for Cass nor Van Buren,, but
for Taylor. We arc, however, inclin-
| ed to, think, that on the whole, the
movements of.lhe barn burners will help
Mr.. Cass. Particularly their embrace Of
AooltIoc'nlssrn, ultra whiggery,r and the
odds and ends Of factions generally, at
the late Buffalo Convention. They have
thus become associated in the public.
mind with what is Inherently unpopular
and odious. 1t requires no great sagaci-,
ty TO foresee the result. We state ii now
as our deliberate opinion, and wish It Is
be remembered, that Notwithstanding the
leeinlorcenents they have received from
extlaneous sources, they will not be able
Ito give Mr.. Van Buren, single electoral
vote. Nodoubtsthey will poll a respectable
number of votes;in this state, but il will
not be. a plurality ofthe whole, and there
fore VIII avail nothing. a, s5sSss
The n1annerin which the baru-buri,-
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-03
LAND WARRANTS FOB SALE:

T7INHE undcfsIgHed DtIHg eHgagtu IN tHe
IL Land Business. lave on hand, at present
and will continue to keep land Warrants for!
sale for cash at the lowest rates. They areal,
SO prepared TO locate upon time upon the most
reasonable terms They will enter lands for
persons residing ut a distance. the applicants
forwarding the money, and will attend toilo.
eating Warrantsafor tho Soldier and others hav.
ling them. In short they are prepared to do q
General Land Agency busin css, and by a strict
attention to BUSINESS hope 70 merit share Of
the public patronagc 1g sdi 1e0lsg tgagfg
II ,gddk III s3 LONEsLL &, WILSON I, Ill
M ,tYG:7 a2 al yEnd .4gents
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-03

c. D. SULLIVAN q co.
MATHEMATICS AND JEW FILTERS,
Successors to Jaca1d g. Co.
e. No ~, Main street, St. Louis, Mo.
HEEP constantly on hand large as
M sortment Of GOLD AND. SILVER WATCH.
Els FRENCH and YANKEE CLOCKS, GOLD PEN.
cILs, G Gentlemen and Ladies' BREAST PINS
cold IocKETs, ee,nsl ls, RI: spEcTA
c,Es, RINGS, GOLD GUARD CHAINS, SC. &c.
Silver Table, desert and Tea Spoons,
and for sale low. Watches
Il Clocks carefully repaired and warranted
to keep time.
Sept. 18th, lS45.-(no. 1.\v s1H.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-03
AMBROSE CRANE,

PUYSICIAN AND sure EON.
ENOR DR.. GRAN E enquire at Gillespies,
" Drug Store during the day, and ut his
residence, opposite Mrs. Dixon's during the
niUht,
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-03
g MEDlCAL -NOIuiE..

..- DOCTOR G. KOEPFLE, .. ,
JnESPECFFULLY tenders his profession
alscrvices to the citizens Of Dubuque, and Vi
entity. He may be found at all times, when
not professionally engaged, at hisoffice, on TIE
corner Of Fourth and Locust Streets
Dubuque. Nov. 4th. 1916. Te-tf
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-03
e. +. GILLESPIE,
Neat door to Emerson, Shields & {

Neat door TO EMERSON, Shields & Co.,
Dubuque, Iowa.
IMPORTER and dealer in Drugs, Medi-
Ecincs, Paints, Oils, Dye-stuffs Window
Glass. Glassware, Spices, Brushes, Per-
fumery. Faucy articles, &C.. also Books
Pupcr. Quilts, Steel Pens, Black sand Wa
fers, Irvine, Sealing Wax, Back and Red
Inks, &c.
The subscriber is now opening the largest
stock of the above goods ever brought to
this place. The goods have all been pu:-
chased in the Eastern oities, for cash. and
they will be sold very low. Physicians aud
country merchants in want of good and fresh
Goods, are invited to call and exam ne my
stock and prices, j.. +. G..
Dubuque. Oct. 9th, 1s47-v7n7-tf
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-03

8Hla CarpeIings!e lCarpetlngs Y" 9o.
TyHE sUBsC ORDERS have received by last
III arriynls additions to their stock Of! Car
petiugs, which render il more extensive and
II consists Of supcrfnc extra heavy 3 ply in
grain, twilied, and Venetian, Of choice pat.
terms, for sale al lowest rates by lifdaaa sad
July liz. F.CsH Eli. SMITH .Yf.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-03
DIR. J. 3. HENION,
SURGEON DENTIST.

DUBUQUE, low A.
OEce at his r,silc,cc on Locust street, nc.ct
door to W. ", CorricES.
June 3 1913
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-03
Il "A slip Of the foot you may soon recover
but aslip Of the toDgue you can ncvcrget

OvtI. -T'E 7F77 - 5sF
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-03
sCHLOMAN e. BUCHHoLZ, :

24t tsCHLoMAN & BUCHHoLZ,
49,, MANUFACTURERS OF ..t ~,
RegaIa, Principe, Half-SpanisA,
o|i09" ~ and Meele Cigars,yqsia bal
Dealers in, che,oing, cut and dry smoking
Tobacco, and all kinds Of Snuff =.
,a5l WHOLESALE g. RETAIL. ~
raser.s,,i,c, I door below the Bank. sI ~yg8,
tts,f~g3 os,g Dubuque, Iowa. o+nG
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-03
~ DAVID JONES',
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER,

A WALLS himself of this opportunity to en-
n der his thanks to the citizens OF Dubuque
for the liberal patronage bestowed npon him
since his residence among them and humbly
hopes by prompt attention to his business, still!
to merit proportionate share ofthe patronage
Of his fellow citizens.
ft'7-sSash and Blinds made to order.
Sept 7. n52 IF. DAVID JONES.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-03
SADDLE, HARNESS, AND TRUNK
-t,z, r.f M ACTORV. .Fr.eg...!

TEE subscribers would
i respectfully inform the,
citizers Of Dubuque and
surrounding country, that
they are manufacturing,
and will endeavor3 10 keep.
on hani an assortment of
SADDLES, HARM ESS,
COLLARS, Birdie S,
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-03

TIYDRAULIC Cement for,sals BY sAt
llene5 III l'.C. az Ell SMITH.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-03

LINCOLN CLARK.
A TTORNEY g. COUNSELOR AT LAW
IA has settled in Dubuque, and will devote
himself to the business Of the profession. or
fee over tn, hardware store Of Messrs. J. F..
Farley g. Co. lSlf-v1nS-tl
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THE MAGNOLIA

4 Monthly Periodical denoted to the Interests and Id
UaReemeHt Of the fJdeDeHdeRt Orer Of odd FetOJgS.
y ELlEVING that monthly periodical conducted upon
- proper principles and having for It's paTtcnaE design
the advancement and welfare of the INDEPENDENT
would meet the cordial appreciation of the Order generally
is proposed 10 establish such Magazine in the city of New
Orleans and the favor and zeal Of all good Odd Fellows
respectfully solicited in its behalf 1t intended to make the
publication such will only interest all attached
the Order, but also TO give such character will not
fail make it generally popular paror and family
Magazine. The contents will be vaed and consist of such
matters will interest, instruct amuse Stories
Legends, Biographies, Statistics, Choice Extracts of His
tory Original and Selected and all matters pertain
ing TO the interests and advancement of Odd Fellow
ship The city of New Orleans offers an extensive
field for obtaining the contributions OF many of the
talented membes of the Order: and contributions will be
ught and obtained from all sections of the Union As
matter of interest the Order of Odd Fellows il Is be-
ieved that no point the United States offers induce
members themselves IN effort esab
sh such publication Ii proposed to commence the work
with thirty pages be increased the circulation and
profits will allow Subscription price, Three Dollars per
aDnum payable in all advance. To commence the
publication with any prospect OF success, VIII require
at least thousand paying subscribers. Should sufficient
number OF subscribers be received the inst number
VIII be Issued the LIST of January 1919 The Secretaries
oil all Lodges authorized TO receive subscriptions and
respectfully requested to make returns and often
a possible Should the requisite number OF SUBSCRIBERS not
De received In season. the work will not be ssned and all
money pad VIII be returned Immediately
w VAN BENTHUYSEN.
New Orleans, October IL, lS4s. GA 81
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4th Numerous testimonials on file at the Company
Office which would satisfy the most incrednOus letter
Just received from Joseph P Hail. Suffolk, Va contains the
following:
~ " The Dysentery Syrup cures in every case CIT.
- TIE prG0t daily coming IN from e0erV o'4'e
in tie Union. - -
This extraordinary medicine should be resored to me mo
any bad symptoms appear. Seamen Bodteh' dN-
elier and all Others should have supply, as us ey use
willsaye life r
The medical faculty asonished al ITS power freely
cOnessing that there other medicine at all TO DE COM
pared TO It, - - = ,-,-,e, n , n rE.
is equally scacious all the bowel and stomach complaints
of Children No mother physician should be without t.
s THE General gent for Louisiana and Mississippi
d. fANSBROUGH, ~ Camp street, New Orleans, La,
To ,vhon apDlicatOns for A gences be addressed
EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
New York August. 1873
Camp street ALFRED HUNTER, corner of Exchange
Place and Customh0use street ard by DRUGGISIS gen
orally THOs; COOK, Postmaster, city OF Lafayette; j.
l.. VAN BOkkEIlIEN, corner Camp and St Mary
sisi John fOEllkEl l.evee and Seventh ss.,
Lafayette; and CHAS. BENNEDT, CanolltOn, louisiana
Z. Sine Grdetenberg Company are destr0aS Of pro-
curing the ser5ieeg Of respectable taas "a egery torn
an the Union in business Chich NIL be UerB cTGtlbe
By addressing the Company, No Broadway, New HOfkO
post paid, particular will be furnished.
A l2Ae
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LOLA Monies AGAIN.-A letter from Herchtes-
gadem in Bavaria, of the Doth, says g Yesterday
morning the Countess de Landsleld lola MOntes)
arrived here, where the King, Louis |, has been
siding for six weeks Nine. de Landsfeld was in a
magnificent travelling carriage, and accompanied
by two females. A great many persons of both
assembled and uttering insulting cries, pelted
her carriage with stones and mud. Lola went to a
modest hotel, which was Immediately surrounded
by detachment of troops. Several persons were
arrested in the evening for having insulted her -
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,

FIudy NIBDL, UCLODeT q, 100
Our market has not presented appearance of much
activity for three days back, and the transactions all
leading staples have been rather limited than usual
The period however rapidly approaching when the
element of politics being business may be expected to
in The weather has been very for
the season. and rather oppressive
COTTON. Since our review of Wednesday last the
tendency of Cotton market has been rather downward
and find necessary quots further decline of about
e of all grades The business of the three days
up $500 bales, follows $500 bales on Wednesday
$500 Thursday, and $500 to-day, making total for the
week Of q 800 bales taken chiefly for England We reduce
quotations to conform to the reduction noticed above
The receipts this port show increase of 81 III bales
those date last year. and the United States
ports the excess is 81. 6Is bales