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II vono met tons a convert sous son allie,
Celui qui matt au toit du Iabourenr,
Celui qni matt au bord dune ~nacellc,
Jeune p~6chcur;
L'enfant royal qui sent unc couronne
Poser deja sur sont front %ingenu, "
lie pauvre enfant, qui, denandant raumone.
Sen va pied nus
I'Europtcn don't on bercc Tendance
seSur Ic duvct dans sa couche d'osier,
Eft rIndicn qu'un vent leger balance
~ Sur lie PALMER.
Tn coup fatal menacc.tii ga tetc 4?
Dn coup fatal il amortit leffort,
ct sur lie bord de I'abfme il arretc
Celui qui bort.
Pour atnuscr son cmuI jeunc ct friyoic,,
II lei fait voir Ie yer brilliant qui Iuit,
La ftur qui matt, lie papil|on qui vote,
L'oiseau qui fiit.
Ut lc savon don't la buIIc l&gere
S'enfle au sortir deI'etroit c%halumeai, ! q,
Et lie cailtou g%lissant sur 'onde claire
Do long ~guisseau.
Gardens nous bien que notre voix nc fasse
Gernner lie NAL dams &C ccenr innocent;
Car dams lie ciel son ange volt la face
Do tout puissaut.
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.7"dt Borne 4 at rs. Ery Boudreou.
No. 3i8,
NINTE PAR liz SHERIFF.

tfia lij 'osIE4lAlE.
TEassnsTAT DE LA LOUISIANE-CorR ny
sGsa CINQUIEME DISTRICT JuDiQiAIRE DAMS TT
POUR LA pAEolssE AssoM! TON.
En- vcrtu dun ordre de saisic ct de vcnlc
a moi adresse par Honorable Ia susditc
Cour, siGgeant dams ct pour Ia paroisse As
somption Etat sus dit, date lie 81 JUN 1851;
J,ai saisi ct 'citrirai en- ventc publique, i Ia
Maison de Cour de cette Paroisse d Nano-
IeonvilIe, lie Samedi deuxieme jour dn mois
d'Aoht 1851, a onzo heuresS 4. II. la pro
priete ci-apres decrite, SAVIOR.
Ter. Tn Terrain situG dams Ia Paroissc
Assumption sur la rive droite du bayou La
tourchc, nesurant un demi arpent de face
sur unc profopdeur undetermined, d partir
du chemin public jusqu'au terrain de Ian.
sc Lana, borne en-haut a Ia teFre du Dire.
f.. A. Williamson ct en- bas a cellc de Aadre
Borne ct Bernard Martin.
Saisi POUR satisfaire I'ordre ci-dessls ct
les frais du process. Avec lie btnefice do
Destination.
Conditions Compliant.
Paroissc Assumption le % JUN 1851.
43.) A. +. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
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JURI DE POLICE.

ConformGment Il la ShGme Section de
l'acte de la Legislature de IEtat de la Loui.
siane, intitule acle relatif aux Juris de po
lice, approuye lie II avril lS47, les soussi.
gnts ayanl etc NOMINEES dun comiie Pal
lie Juri dc police de la Paroisse Assomp.
ton pour faire I'm apercu DIES divers items
ncccssaircs pour administration des afIai-
res de Ia 'Paroisse pour lannt, finissant lie
1 Decembre 1852, Soumettent lie tableau
%Suiyant.
SAVIOR.
Pour lie salaire du Grrflier du Juri 1920
Pour de penses delcctions. 200
Pour commission du Tr6soricr
ct du Collector, 500
Pour frais de Coroner. 100
Pour frais de JUICES de paix en- ma
there's criminelles. 300
Pour lie per diem des membres du
Juri de police. 100
Pour les Eons de Juri, $50
Pour lImprimeur de la Paroisse. IS
Pour lie Ter. pavement pourla mai
son dc Cour. 1000
Pour d6pcnses extraordinaires. 355
ToTAL. $4,000
Assumption lc IS Juliet 1851.
X. T.. MARTIN.
DESIRE LEBLANC.
JAMES Il. pUGH.
MenlLreS DIN (t0Dif6.
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~ DEs PETITs ENFANTs.

Quill Cot JOLT I'ange qni vous ~protege,
Petits %enfants II a vos blends cheveux
Fos blanches mains plus bLarches que Ia neige
ct vos doux yeux.
Petits %enfsnts, oh combien il vcns Anne
y votre mere il dispute d'amour;
A yotre mutt il preside Iui meme
Et quand lie jour aH -.
Ouyre vos yeux a la cIarte nouvelIe,
Pour vous (orcer de sourire, ii SQUIRT ;
DUN blanc nectar il enile la mamelle
Qui vous nourrit.
Ecposez-vous ? il ecoute en- silence.
De la douieur scntez,vous les assaults
Tout doucemcnt Iui meme il vous balance
Dams vos berceaux
Petit enfant tn Iui dois tous les charmes,
Ton doux parler, ia pranelle d'azur,
Ton ris joyeux, ct ties naiyes Iarmcs,
Es ton crur pur.
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longs cheyeux noHs treSes en- dcux MATES ct redundant plus bas que la taiIe, Cos
yeux n0rs, ces iupes rouges Ell cs bonnet brodes a la grecquc contrasteH
aVec lie tumntc guerIlcr du pru. DaIneuo " net, yo tnnmlc.
cth bete. A ccs tongues tables de bs dc sapn auour desqucUes SC reunis-
sont, les cadets de chaqnc regiment, on rtJ O. cause, ct les chansons joyeu@s re-
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@ARoISSE DE L'ASSOMPTfON.-Cou
- du cinquieme District Judiciaire.
Attendu que Francois Baudo1n a prescnte
unc petition a la Cour, al'efet d'obtenir les
Lettres administrator aux SUGGESTIONS de leus
Augustin Lagrange ct Rosalie MailIet son cpou
Sc. Avis est par lie present donne a tous ceux que
celia peut concerner, d'avoir a deduire sous dix
jonrs les raisons pour lesquelles il ne serait pas
fat droit a la dite petition.
Par ordre de la Conr.
Assumption lie 90 Juliet, 1851.
ACT DESIRE LEBLANC, Grcnier.
TsARlSF OF ASSUMPTION, - Court
u of the fifth judicial District.
Whereas Francois Raudoin has petit
toned the Court for Letters of Administra-
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BUREAU Du SEcRETA1RE D'ETAr.

Aucndn que Particle 40 dc la Cons
t@itntioA dc Get Fiat i,npo>c-an Srcretairc
Etat le dcvoir de- fare pubIier, troiS
moi, ayant Ia prochainc election genera
&c. dams nu moins un journal dc chacunc
dos paroisscs dc lEta'. Oh simprimc IN
journal, to"s les amendcrnens propo-es d
Iaditc Constitution. Gui ont etc adoptes
par les trois-cinqu;efnes dcs membrcs elus
a chacunc des ditcs Chambres, ct APP
prouvts par lie Couverneur,
Moi, Charles G%ayarrt, Sccrttaire
dI.ta', fails connaitrc parties prtscntes, ct
fails pubIicr, ain>i quill est present. ci-dcs
s,iS, les articles sniv"nt 1ui ont etc adop-
les par les Chanbres CONNIE amcndc-
mcnts proposes a la Constitution de re
tai. ct APPROVES par Ic Gouverncur lie
20 mars 1850.
ACHIEVEMENTS A la CONSTITUTION.
ARTICLE. |. lie Jugc-prtsident ct les
Jugcs-associts de la Cour Supreme Sc
ront tlus per les tIectcurs ayant qna|ite
pour voter pour les iscprescntants a rAs-
Scmblec gtntrale, soft par election gene
raIe, soft par District: ainsi qui! sera
determine par Ia loi.
ART. 2. lie Juge president ct les Ju-
geS.associts de la Cour Supreme seront
eins pour qnatrc ans, ct a Ia premiere
de la Cour Supreme qui aura lieu
apres l'adoption dc Get amendment a Ia
Constitution. les Juges-associ5s seront d.
vis6s au sort en- dcux.cIasscs, lc siege dc
deux juges-associes sera vacant a Pcxpi-
rction de dcux a1nes, ct !c siege du Ju-
ge-prdsident ct du troisjemc Jnge.associe
scra vacant a Respiration de quatre an
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PROCLAMATION.

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE
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THshTAT DE IA LOUISIANE-COrR mn
~ CINQUIENE DlsTRIcT JuDioIAIRE DAMS Ir
POUR LA pAEOlSSE Ass0M! TON.
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r AIDES Dres G0Oda.-The subscriber
Ia piee plain embracing all the shades
50 do figured barage, aoHs beautiful styles
tissue, entirely styles
delaine, IS J7h cents, princ
paily nch patterns
bohemian cloth, and pretty arce
rs do linen lusue, pretty shades
1900 yards ging,ams all prices
printed caicoes
5000 printed lawns, of a, laS cents fast colors
fine quality
yards plain coor.d musns, beautiful article,
nlak cents
Tn. ad,s, thai could get few days will
again shall make that
Al m be accommodated.
W. YERBY,
Penusyiv snia avenue between 7th and 9Th sts.
lar d2wif
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NrEw York California Millionaire Associstion.-
IN thousand doias Capital o
A Im Obtained by influential
admiued
New York.
OF 81 900 cash.
annually
prospect doubling whole In safe
ststss under the direction and
,ro, Of OLIVER HOLDEN,
A The General Partner Company,
No. II Wall street, New York.
responsible throughout The Union
who can aid United spp
the association are 10 be employed Al DIT
line OF and vessels be made
available mss and freight 70 and
from Europe, Asia, Arics and the Amercas
business doing with Caior
MIS- Pacific and long " the supply OF Eod continues
goods msnurture viii aonish the
aud calculations therefor And s 10 meet this
demand profit thereby ss-ocnon being omed
style OF u. HOLDEN a. CO,
Mercantile Commercial and Commission Merchans Bankns
Insurance. and Muns Agents New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 100000.
Feb2-u
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payment ofthe Subscription be In advance. ~
Instant SUBSCRIBERS poaey letter, The
on which VIII be paid u.s. assumed sy It's
safe
ing copN'f fAfEk as published III weekly daring the sss
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SUBSCRIPTIONS nor period e.s than year received
serms proporuoned 10 the above annual rae. e.
WroeImAsTEks afs authorize our agents. ssa ~
sending DAILY subscriber with $50 sucos.d ar v,x
subscribers, with ervIvs WEEKLY
win so eneioses viii be entusd oovy
edition they furnish US Lets for .,af,.
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ARAtALs sALE-By virtue OF three wnts Of srt Jaoo',
nj sued on the clerks ONCE Of the circuit Of the District
Of Cousbs for the Of Washington, and 10 me directed
TO public sale for cash. Saturday the 18th day OF
March ~ O'clock front Of the court house door Of
county, following described property lying and the
ashnston and known aud designated the Of said
OF Lot in 2o2 of tot in 100 lot
in 800 lot ~ 3 lots y, and ~, In square s
oin 80 10, in 81 Of lot IN square
In 2 lot s65 half Of lot in
.qusr. ss4 In 1859, lot In 1885, lot ~ in
a5o seized and levied and will
satisfy juiicials Nos 8, y and TO March, Iss
RICHARD WALLACH,
Marshal OF the District Of Columbia
Veb lt-dMar Is
01-Tb. above : postponed until the 92d instant
W RICHARD WALLACE,
Marshal OF the District Of Columbia
Marchl6 l6-dt ~
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PoRr TOBACCO, (Md.,) Feb. 26, 1851.
Mar l-3tawn
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NOW offer for splendid houses city
recently finished. II beautifully
and 10th STREETS, for healthy and good
spssnon respects the different departments central
and equidstant from the
IL all commodoas and oy Of chambers
20 The saloon ~ feet al and height
feeling IS hnshedin
spacious bathroom, shodng ho cold and shower BATH and
IS The
furnished with hot and cold sink pump Of
Gas pipes laid hail. parIor
dining In the for Its convenience and comfort
nothing omitted The stabny carriage house. and
have permanently bni include pit,
proof p snay, harness room, conveniently
and well finished for male lying newly paved alley
MaIl-u JAS. CADEN.
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CT1MSON Co.'s New York, New Orleans, and Mobile
Express connecting with the swiest and responsible
psipa Maine New Hampahire Yer
Massachuses Rhode Island Connecticut Lower Canada
York State, Delaware, Pennsyva Maryland District OF
Indiana Ohio, Illinois, States generally the
Mssssppi and Alabama and the prominent places
CeorgA and the CarolnAs.
facilities and perfect that the
trunks packages
parcels OF country
points
in the business while
with Messs Adams Co., and advantages
q which conhdencs and
uonaxe New York community feel assured that shall
give the satisfaction friends the
Jewellers, bankers and merchants generally III
We California from New
leans, expires. New Orleans and Mobile
Camp New Orleans, and 10 Wall street, New York
Feb 6-dhcpI2w
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DUbAIC sale OF large and very valuable
soaai estate The undersigned will offer public sale
ESTATE lying Charles county Maryland called and known by
OF "Gasvs This
and has been
The soil sqa. g any IN The county and now 70 very highly
sA md nAnsssa II ls capable producing large
heavy crops Of tobacco, wheat oats, proximity
Potomac and rare oppor
lnty who wish purchase upon
large and barn and all the
houses and abundance OF timber and wood of the kind
This will be sold
into four farms of the with proportion Of
buildings aud wood each Those xamnnS
selves viii be shown the place by Mr. Murphy who II
residing the PREMISES and a nfomaon given n sference
thereto that be desired, by either Of
Also the same time e village adjoining called and known by
the name Of Aliens Fresh coDans house, with dwell
ing attached and Ia of The best locations for this
the Stats being the midst Of surrounding country
and annual sale there reaches thirty
thousand dollars There
able dwellings, barns, and shopsa good condition
Also large seammi for grinding wheat kc in good
wicomico, goods may
The undersigned will SELL place. large
property consisting about hundred
CATTLE hundred sheep, hogs pairs very
superior mules horses wagons, and farming Of
various kinds used in The cultivation OF extensive farm
many prime negroes engineer miller, and black
The Upon the estate fourth
Of the viii be required in cash. and tho resi-
credit will be welve eighteen and twenty
For all purchases thirty dollars
under the cash will be required and for all that
the purchaser will ke required give bond for the
such undersigned viii approve bearing
The above sale win commence al 10 o'clock a. m. rE
##"... .s# GEORGE BRENT
r, T. MERRlCK.
PoRr TosAoco, (Md.) Feb. 26, 1851.
I-nn
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A. ~ q. A. ARNOUx,
4k-dPERS and TAILORS,
10. Broadway, corner OF Duane street,

ESpECTFULLf invite the Of friends public
their assortment Of spring goods, Of the patns
which they are prepared 10 make the best
fashionable style al their usual moderate prices cloths
cAssnieres and sesungs, Of light
for vests dark dol new patterns OF Paris embroidsres
There are three skiu artists employed this
10 cut 10 pants and
paItn'en complete IN ef Army and uniforms made
order with accuracy and despatch and in
Strangers WHO visit this metropolis will find establish
ment everything TO their aste and perfect III always insured
NJ b. PRkArA wAsTCoA rs-Ihese elegant
were much admired Castle Garden been awarded
hs premium by the American Institute their fair
b Feb l5-dlm ss. .la. u \ a52 =
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Goods Ern hi brotdertes xeThs subscribers
IN have lust from New York
piece. small checked gIsce silks
style India oulsrd silks
do Itrs rch Chene silks
8 do 10 brocade silks
10 do do do blsckG Gro de Rhine silks
do black, striped, and plaid silks
do Broohe barcges, (pIsin fgures)
DO French Henesis (enureiy new
French monsseIDe de lsines, kvery preiy)
oS French printed aconcts, tvey hne)
do dotted Swiss muslins fwhite and coloredl
black twisted silk
Is French printed bareacs, NEW syles)
shswi-, tsoms ~h)
50 richly embroidered handkerchief. (new dessns)
2S French embroidered muslin chsmisetts
very richly trimmed chemsets and sleeves, In sets
40 real valencis lace collars and cuff.
s richly mne French " orb ed
IS nce cnp~s and berhes
10 black tsce scarf
40 maid. ba adk erchief and cuns 10 match, hc,
ovehsr and desirse s,olss for
'H'e'' /" "'' ~ p H. HooE co.
eh
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EIbs from A< act Of Cs~gre Of ~ hsvek ls<5 sso~ ls
.1 % tAsr enAs1 That shall be the duty Of the Post
fine saus every case
sssas .Sesn, eu..n,s:. for faithful pe1o,%.ncs without
provide fos due CELEBRITY certainty and Of
qred pusehss take valuation the stock vehicle Of
"s ps,,o.s .oa,rssst % ior hs same "a. route"
l sdsenlsemsn, They are requested TO stats In their proposals
weight hs n.. on the speed called for in the sehedue
an. u. contracts win y msds fo eo.eh .,e.mso.
S. ". b .. 70 a. such mad. Of In =.
s.lio.d notified regular bid.
lice their respective roads OF mile from
dt sspass proposals for oees than Of mile
0S viii b. considered.
The i, day Of July, ISL Of Jane, 1854 Inclusive
Department, cry Washington, until m OF The 0h day
S,a ,ss 60 !: s.s..s y ~ DAY o Nay lssIl s
a From Hopainsls 10 nj weekly, Monday, wedne.
syLe~ View Grove, Knsse,a, New Providence. c.rt
y,. M.ssSos y,,sona Thoma'vins, fi'srr Cross
And sseh between Monday, WEDNESDAY, and Friday,
Prom Hovsi.sv,. . weekly, Tuesday, Thursday
y s.a.:..~, c.A,, Canton, Golden Pond, Auror.
To % cs.ssss s ~ ,'%ss s 10 iSl @ssA %ss
And back he~e.ns Sunday, Tos-dsy, and Thursday,
NOTES
proposal accompanied by guarantee signed by
Responsible persons following maun,r
s. ~. . os s y m s ss 70.
shall prior
proyp.ed1
certificate
other the
aud able to make good their guarantee,
The should sealed endorsed
Proposals and addressed TO i First Assistant
fostmsster General.
proh,suon Of resulting combinations.
ms and conditions which the s TO be made the
last annual advertisement
TX, HALL,
Postmaster General
Posr osyrcE DspAsTsrsu March g. 1851.
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EDITED ST
TAO M As RITCHIE.

sPLENDID sCHEmEs FOR MARCH. 1851.
j. w. MAURY l. CO., MAsAoKss.
s4O,OOOi eSO.339 4 OF SIO,OOOt
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the kenedt Mouongalia Academy.
Class No IS, for 1851
To be drawn Anda Va, Saturday, Mac 49, 1881
odr, o ....... .S40OO0 prizes Of 5000
Sdo ............ 2U,339 4 do .............. $500
nr,.. Of ,,...... 10000 Is do .............. 900
Tickets $40 Halves S5-ouAren ~ So
c.rt6c s,es Of packa OF I'd whole tickets, SID 90
Do do ~ han 90 oo 70
DO 26 quarter do $3.50
o,ds for tickets certificates Of packages
,s snsndid oees tho prompt attention, and
an account Of drawing ianediste aes
10 Ill who order from US . xx.,,..,g.kg #ag#
t72''D fs'f'i Address j. y T. MAUhf, AeenU
Feb q gI1- .T Alexandria, Virginia.
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Brooklyn CITY Intelligence.

TsF COMMON CouNcfL AND rHE Love ISLAND RAILROAD.
1t being generally understood that this question would
up last night the portion without the bar Of the
Common Council chamber crowded with parties In
trested but they destined TO any decision
the point Several petitions presented against
the late ordinance from citizens and others Passengers
By the cars, representing the great public ineon-
venienee and praying for it, repeal and hearing up
wards Of two thousand signatures. Other, on the
contrary presented from inhabitants Of the city
praying that the ordnance might be carried out and
the President and Directors Of the Com oany
o. hing that committee Of the Common Council be- APP
pointed confer with from the psny In order
io arrange with them some plan for the sstfac
tory management Of the road in future. The latter
petition subsequently adopted aud the following
Aldermen named BY the President, Up. G.. Taylor,
Tsq )-Aldermsn Marvin, Hustled. Psn, Booth, and
Jtchheld-to whom the petitions, pro and
referred, for q report az the next meeting
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tr~mely dull Corn IL scarce, at At 500 0unny bags
are loHc. The supply Is small. Business generally
10 dull
CHARLEsroS, Oct s, 1851.
The cotton market Is lsnguid The sales yesterday
were 500 bales, ut ia exc.
CHARLEsroS October 9, 1861.
The sales Of cotton to-day were 1000 bales, ct &c.
e14c Fair Is at csc. The market Is depressed.
BUFFALO, Oct 9, 1851.
The receipts since Saturday have beenElour, 10 900
bbls wheat $4,000 bushels; corn 81 600 do. The mar
ket for hour Is quiet and prices easier Michigan
sells at So 81 Wheat also Is easier especially for low
grades; 5000 bushels Ohio sold at 63 600 Corn has
been In far request sales Of 20 900 bushels at 4kc for
Western mixed There has been moderate demand for
OATS at 26c. Freights unchanged
ALBANY, Oct Q, 1851.
The receipts Of the past hours have been
Flour 500 bbs wheat, 500 bushels; corn $4,000 do
barley IL 900 do Flour has been In good demand and
prices steady $500 bills sold Prime wheat has been In
fair request for ing the sales reached IL 900 bushels
at e2c for ordinary Genesee 95c for good and Sic for
Ohio Corn is in fair request 10 600 bushels sold at $50
for unsound Western mixod and Soc for round yellow
$4,000 bushels barley changed hands, at 70 75e for two
rowed, and Tx Soc for four rowed Oats at &c.
for Western, and 37c for Northern; Sales 10000 bus
HAVANA MARKETS.
CHARLEsToN, Oct. 8, 1851.
The schooner c. r. A. Cole has arrived here with Ha-
dates to the 10Th. Rice selling at l0Z IL
reals Exchange had improved. Sixty day bills, "a
per cent Freights were very dull.
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Misc Maria Linch, resident Of Claremont, N H, has
Just emerged from the hoIded and fifth year Of her
age, her faculties unlmpared.
valuable vein Of copper has been discovered in the
vicinity Of Bed Axe Wisconsin Sxty-thousand pounds
valued al $500, bad be- raised
lion Herry A. Wise delivered address on the cub
sect Of internal Improvements at Norfolk Va the "a
inst.
There was heavy frost in Bullock county Georgia on
the morning Of the 3Ist ult
Ths slaughter and packing establishment boil house
and glue mandatory. steamlng apparatus Sc, Of
Meesrs Clybourne Ellis in Chicago. burned on
the soth September Aggregate loss $4,000 Only 81 900
insured.
There l:e deaths in Pills delphs during the week
ending the 4th met Of which city under I've
years Of age.
There wa light frost at Chersw s C., on the Goth
ult.
The sailors a Chicago have struck for higher
About nifty psraeed through the streets the "a inst
preceded by rsg ana band OF music Their demand
Ss per month for the lumber and coatwise trade and
So for the lower Lakes Wages heretofore have been
30 Cor the first, and $50 for the latter trade