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The RALLY AT THE BEER GARpEN-Owing to
incorrect information, we yesterday announced
that Mr.. Marks presided over the great rally Of
last Thursday night. Mr.. M. presided over u
large and respectable auxiliary meeting The
following were the officers of the main meeting,
being the regularly elected officers of the Scott
Guards
fresdent-N. r. Jennings. Vice Presfdents-pr. n
SEN; H. y. Redwood L. U. Gueune H. T. Lonsdale. n
y auams. secretaries-Josiah Converse J. H. Wngheld
On taking the chair. as President, Mr.. Jen-
nings made few, brief, introductory remarks.
mr.. hichard Hagan presided over another
mee'ing' which he opened by some very felici.
tous remarks. rs ga4 Heai7 ss VT "a
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FzarxDsss So tltpushout Ioulsians, "
call upon Wi y 81 I'LL md doing. Evszy man
shls pcsl, and sveffy man with I Scott ticket
~: ~ b6flot-bsx
Rally out your neigh bors and sss that every;
ii,aan yctes f6f WirHeid Scott Y Z n = sSs''
Beware Of che ricks and LAST hour tales Of
our opponents They will be thick 49, Autumn
leaves in your path but like Scott, in one Of
his most glorious contests, You must Know how
to recognize the enemy, even in concealment
and the dark
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THE VIEW CONSTITUTION.

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wise ~ l,a,nd .soas'
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Al, i, 80 co. Yr =, W., - o'i.
IN, co,,,na,;so,, of live .l"''0
man !. + ,. ash, ,,a,a a;ssn4aa li.api.,
months aud th.n ;s;,, las1., y. ,@eny -snie,
h;,, o,,t of an - BUSINESS o''i
ssent;.s u dass ~, ~. 80 sli.1n ninety con
MOVE ~ bstw.an ~, ~ ~, e"sA WIN eMo
ch;.a Th;s 3 ,,nnoasan.h1a ;,,:, es'i'e run
n;c;a,,s "A ~ .lnesfa, anu s''s-
I'M, r III i /. - " Y 80 - 'is'i'''A oo's away
w. 81 M IA l,,r,.,,,. 4,
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DouBIE-FAcED.-Th Courier has frequent
paragraphs, in which it charges that the Wing
Central Committee at Washington has one set Of
documents for the North and another for the
South. As yet, we have seen no proof pro-
dueed
But so far as the National Democratic Exeeu-
tive Committee at Washington is concerned, we
have seen proof that it is guilty of the very
thing the Courier charges upon the Wing Com.
mittee. The Washington Republic thus notices
a pamphlet, which the editors procured with
great difficulty and some management
Republication isin pamphlet form, entitled asketcbe
Of the Lives of franklin Pierce apd William r. King
dency and VcePresidency of the United States and in
the PREDATORY graph there is this sentence To place
before the public without eulogy ornament the lead
ing incidents Of their lives, tho National Democratic
Executive Committee present the following brief and
authenticated sketchos We cannot be accused then
eesorng IN this instance to opponents of Gen Pierce for
information concerning his life and sentiments We deal
which every incident is presented in way most likely to
ADVANCE his interests At page 49, have an extract
from speech delivered by him at Manchester New
Hampshire. on the 10th November 1850, and in this
4xtract embraces the following words: The men nho
could dissore the Union did hate or depoe Slavery more
than he did. y
No such statement appears in the lives of
Pierce distributed at the South Such things
are not very credtable to the agents of any
party. 5-e5
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Boots, SHOES and Brooa,,s.
AT WHOLESALE,

IND AT WHOLESALE
NOW landing nom ship Norfolk, stors gensraas
sortment oN8ooTs, SHOES, BRoGAN, HATS, CAP
sse. fisntsians supplied with prime RuSsErs woo,
MEXICAN PALM LEAE, STRAW and cAkpAASdG RATS,
the iersst msks! RsesA. by ~ =
iyie spdAW Fgos e,t
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~ - 4 I'D ~ IN SS;sneSf q i.nrdv
1 fsSe IN IL nat hriaxiins hsvonet. a flh;,
how he esrnsd pvomotion Il 81. ro.,tio
teflls5srze III beiSre he ~ thirtv-ISov, i
- ~ 3 80 man. IL b,..ys ~ 81
Hut colder. md ia AHA and acco,,,l;sh.a fs.
ersf 2. kisforv rsoorsis md ia rnrld lr6v,
How anon the Canada frontier Ia 4 tbe Flor
| ia wsrs, how Il, the turhulent uDbeayines .
Sopth Caroline null Acat;ons rs ssas The cain
Psciacator md m aha Mo stcr. i write,
| III history. and fhmil;ar q eysry. American ear
How IL Merico. "a ~ he rrest and sole ad.
ministr stor n : vsst enUirs. how be was there
tie euahoiment Il lav ortler. iustiSe and states.
3. g.c;t afttr i brilliant and
Ihard-four bnt brief, contest, Is. Ill, known
| ~ heart by the very boys ii our country. We
/ NEED not sum up the life Of Bcott il is Ameri.
can history, and part II til history Of nations
| To every American ~ be has been hero--or
every american tongue theme Of eulogy lin
| every American heart a chambered guest d
thonorsintil no Il hat he ia = candidate for the
Presidencyl Now, the pack Of partisans chase
him, in ne fili cry Of defamation. q
they q ii him A. Native American ''--and he
has boldly clainaed enlarged privileges Of natu.
saiixation, and frankly stated that the heroisnl
IL our naturalised citizens upon the field Of des-
pernte battle had swept away all the prejudice
IF Disappointment They call him z Fuss and
Feathers . because, 1T once the Murat and The
Napoleon Of our armies, upon the dayof battle
be shrinks from no danger, and stands in tile tenn
pest ii lead, conspicuous in the uniform Of his
rank; but they never state how kindly and
mournfully, and tenderly, he, who stood the
plumed and epauletted chieftain in the bat,
ties perilous storm and shock. bent. when
its struggle was over, above the humblcst
pallets Of his sick and diving soldiers. They
call him 4 sectional traitor. hut thev neve,
name his advocacy at Castle Garden d
the Compromise measures il their darkest
hour Of doubt and struggle! They call hin,
the mere tool IF Seward. and vet thew sneak
|of him as impetuouslv naughty and unroy4
ernable! They dali him no statesman. b,ft
they never speak Of his paciilcation Of the Cam
ada frontier, II South Carolina notification. of
the Cherokee troubles, etc. They never mem
tioi the hiQh eul6ries passed upon his wisdom
and sacacity by CLAY, Monroe. ana jackson. and
Cass and Shields. They have even zone 80 far
as this brutally thew have dug M the dead
Clay and jackson, and lifted up The monlder :
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LARGE BusISEss.-0ur commercial columns show lare,
business for the past week in sotton the sales hayn,
reached fully $4,000 bales OF this amount no less thar
1900 bales were disposed of yesterday.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

-.lNa1attllOs-.l109st
n Justrscsvcd per steamship VIM. Psnu. al
SIMPS o MS, so CANAL STREET, s
a large stock Of the latest styles Of
; Ma N T IL l. A s, (
manufactured under the direction Mime MoE Broadway
York. expressly for this city guaranteed unsurpassed fol-
beauty AMI nsatness combined Among them
EMBROIDERED MANTILLAS; if Fl
Al CHAMELEON MANTILLAS-INLAID FRINGE;
TURC SATIN NIANTILLAS-LACE TRI MINED;
7' MANTILLAS TRIMMED WITH SoNT VELVET;
.iWATERED SILK MANTILLAs; 1913
PLAIN BLACK SILK MANTILLAS; -if
PRINCESS TRIMMED MANTILLAS; Is
HALE MOURNING NiANTILLAS; -
CLOTH MANTrLLAS;
MISSES MANTILLAS ss-s+4 g.
CIRCULAR CLOTH CLOAKS FOR I.AIf,ss; val
COBURG CLOAKs AND MANY OTHtt. STYLES, 81
~ ALI At VsRY L0W PRICES. ~
octq0 tt SIMPSON ,o CANAL s,,ss,5
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Eatf publications.

j. .. Morgan, Exchange Place, adjoining the Port
ONCE has sent US The Cabin and the Parlor or Slaves
and Masters by j. Thornton Randolph; T. b. Peterson
phadelphia The work is reported to be an answer to
" Uncle Toms Cabin,
D. M. Norman, No IA Camp street, has sent us copy
of the same work ~
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The GLENDY BuRKE-This splendid and popular N O.
and cksburg packet will hereafter leave ON Saturday
instead of Friday evening r5..
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or THE
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS. /

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE Z
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANs
New oaLsAxa, 0ctobsr 81, 1857.
By virtue Of the thirty seventh section Of the
Legislature Of State Of Louisiana entitled
Consolidate the City New Orleans and provide for the
and administration it, a approved February g. 1857 and Of
the fifth section the supplementary thereto and providing for the
incorporation the City Lafayette with the City Of New Orleans
approved The day. and for tho Of funding hs debt Of
the old city Of the ae F and Third municipalities City
Of Lafayette
SEALED will be h the exchange,
on Just and equitable Of tsre all
and other obligations Of tho old city, the late First
Third Municipalities and city Of Lafayette, for BONDS OF THE
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, dated FIRST JULY, 1852,
YEARS, for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS payable
Of the City Treasurer with interest coupons thereto
rate OF SIX PER CENT payable the city of NcYork
on 1s january and st July in each yeahs nterest obligations
offered in exchange above DO calculated the ls January
1852 at which time interest the Bonds be issued will
The Proposals 10 be endorsed, to exchange Of Bonds"
will be opened and acted the fourth Monday ia each month";
The Commissioners themselves the right Of rejecting any
- ....coMMIssIoNERs....
A. D. CROSsMAN Mayor. slsl5ss=s
o. DsBUYS, Comptroller
WAE III. GARLAND, Treasurer. ssSs 9s
WIN. p. CONVERSE, Chairman Finance Committee
Board Of Aldermen
LII. PLACE, Chairman Finance Committee,
+ Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
L A. LAyET, Secretary = ssllsl w .ets, n
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Fancy Fus.,aisI.tng rv,uyehouse

Fancy Furnishing Warehouse.
P. MALLARD & CO., -e
81 ROYAL AND 80 BrENyILLE,
eg Have received by Europe one of The riches
ASSIGNMENTS of Ifr &c. 5.r -=.-g1
HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES
ever imported into this city, consisting Of ..~ ,,-z5
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY BEDsTEADs
ARMolRs;
l| TOILET TABLES;
PIER TABLES;
CENTHE TABLES;
- CARD TABLES; r--
GENTLE AND SIDE ETAGEREs;
DINING TABLES;
MINISTRY AND OTHER WRITING DESKS;
BOOK CASES
SIDEBoARDS;
WASHSTANDS;
FANCY SEWING CHAIRS;
PARLoR AND BED ROOM SETS, etc., etc.
UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES:
LAMPAs, BRoCATELLE SILK AND WOOL DAMAsks. FOR ORA
PERIEsi LACE, BoBlNET AND MUSLIN EMBROIDERED
CURTAINS; BONNET, LACE AND MOSQUITO
NETTING; LOOPS, TAssELS AND GIMP
PRINCESS CURTAIN PINS,
poRNICEs, etc.
CHINA, GLASS AND BRONZE WARE:
SERVICES CHINA AND PORCELAIN DINNER AND TEA SETS,
VASES, JARDINIERES; BISCUIT AND PORCELAIN STA
TUETrEs AND FANCY ORNAMENTS FOR AIANTEL.
AND ETAGEREs LOOKING GLASSES; BOHEMIAN
AND CRYSTAL GLASSWARE; CLOCKS; CHAN
DELlERs; HALL LAMPS; BRONZE sTATu-
ETTES AND CANDELABRAS; PAPER
MAcHE AND SILVER PLATED
l.- WARE; CUTLERY AND ll
oARpEr1Ne, ZINC WARE csc.
MATING,
OIL CLOTH, etc, etc.
oe..e et1p p MALLARD CO.
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TOfice
70 THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF THE PARISH OF ORLEANS
CONCERNING THE ADOPTION OR REJECTION
OF THE NEW roNcTrTJrrtnN

TO THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF THE PARRISH of oaJ pANs
| ~. ~. ~ aDor tloN oh REJECTION
| OF THE NEW CONSTITUTION.
Jsuh Jyhs NV. ~ Issued by His Escsilency
- y -, m "a M aae 81 Loaisinns the qusiihfd voters
held on TUESDAY s ID Of Novnr s ?.
and y,cs preaid nj m tbs rnd s, ~ ~ - WI hleslaens
people Of nj, s s taking the sense Of the good
tuition Of sss Each ~, h ~ ?, 'ne 1ons'i-
ali .sr t ~ f,es ms opinion oy depo'iting IN
m separate BOZ ticket wheon shall be CONST
some .ub rosa a. or,. s REJECTED
3asa or words to convey the intention Of the
ia ta pas will IL h. os aa October lssa
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE ,c'p"on o.
oeLs 1p.e JAMES p FRERET sbe,,n
| 9 80, ,r y = - -T1-7- -------
| a, ,o.a ,.,,,,,o,, ,,,,4 - ti4Ato' Ceeooef
y, COUNCIL OF TIE CITY OF NEW
Re.alyed Tia, tbo s,,.. ~, .a.... . AK
@ ~ i''Nhs peoae are hereby appointed Inspectors
AT The places s,b ~ ~ s'''n' a"s 81 Novoer'
FIRST pREcINcT AZ p H,.,,.x,.
ehe s.fess. + Martini lanes Ross Mark Walioa
SFIsoN VI u ,e ,t sTis n u !. hirard9 ~
banp e. T. oons # ~ ms Sta
TI11l n 30 q y ES,2 W. =. q. Audr.
II tntyn School HOUSE
MeNns Brown ' " e .eerks-ihonas Diamond,
FOURTH PRECISCT-At Fn,sna. IIousa NJ 70 !,
NJ Ca Thomas IL Shields Il + sanndsra
Seymour, j. M Savage, W. IL Flkn e. Diard Nc
,I M louisiana Hose ccmpnnys House
thorn, sykes Cess-W IL bsecher A. Masn~ =. ~ tsA"-
sExENpH PREClNCTA A. ODonnelia Poydrss
;eo j. " stewart NJ IL Bailey .CeksG
EIGHTH PRECINcT-At CONT Street Hoe 1r,no.,. NJ
a Canon ]. hilgne.
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Thanks to the officers of the Josiah Lawrence for st
Louis papers.
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Carpet ng-Carpetina.

-n AT 70 CHARITIES STREET.
o ~; CO. have received ae arrivals,
SO anu sg,endn Msorimtnt OF CARPETING3, such
BRUSSELS THREE PHYS. INGRAINs VsNFrtANs ate.
Figured BAfZE LINEN Tor Crmh ,,tbs WNDnSk STA DEs
STAIR RODS TABLE AND MO 0VEIs RIGS Of nj knds
y, " h nt, and Cooed MATING, etc., etc., .
Oil CLOTH "a wide, various qualities, all OF
they offer ut LOW CASH
- E-OPENINGat No. SO st. Charles street Of
IL y the BRANCH OF r. MOREAU'S ESTABLISHMENT ISL
Knyi streeThs closed
the proprietor informs the public that Today
SATURDAY, osoler 10. 15e -
The will enable proprietor
his justify the patronage with which
hitherto favored. =,
NJ MoREAU beag selling on,y mode NJ
bringing forward reducing his articles limited
prices He therefore Offers for sale from this GENUINE JO
WINS, GLOVES ONE DOLLAR A PAIR.
The 'GENTLEAEN'S HAIR DRESSING SALOON has hoar "a
moved the Second Story u has been richly nnhed every
assS r., Sspia az sn compete with not srPa
-'''"t W sAe s'Aa w VAC SH''e" o'ees "f'"'-' In
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Nr CERRo GoRDo CLuB.-The members Of
this Club will meet Of their Hail. Salvador Pat Rampant
and Casomhcnse Streets EVERY MONDAY EVENING
o'clock AL the other Clubs tina respectfully invited
Tbs Committee Room Of this Club at No. IS Duncans Bunu
change Place. [otc4 tel JAS W. DUPLESSS, Sec'y.
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To the Holders or City Obligations

1 80 TREASURER'S oFFICE.
Cry ey NEW OaLHANs, Aug, 10, 1882
II Notice hereby given the holders Of obligations
Of the old city Of the ae municipalities and Of the city
yetto that the Treasury prepared pay all obya
tons and that no interest will be allowed matred obsas
and after he 9Eth instant. ~
! suIa 2pH VIM H. GARLAND. Treasurer.
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Ng- STATE TREASURER Editors Crescent.
Please that GEORGE BRIANT
the last five efficient Csrk the Treasury Department.
supported for the Office OF STATE TREASURER by n
octll to MANY FRIENDS,
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We are indebted to the officers of the mail steamer
Florida for Mobile papers
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I1r To PERSONS RUFTURED. The many per-
edectun deserving
than passing notice. For particulars his
mage, G u
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Ns- FOR GovERNoR---We are authorized to
RICHARD HAAN candidate Governor
this State under the Const tuition. SPITE
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p = !. NO11INIJzA1V q OO., =
NO. IL CHARITIES STREET,
WIN Monday, October 49, complete
LADIES' and MISSES VELVET SILK and STRAW BONNETs
received per Eastern Queen from vre splendid
VELVET, CLOTH and MHRINo CLoAKs VELVET, SILK and
SATIN ANTIAs, for Ladies' Misses WHITE coLoRED
sENo oLoAKs Richly Embroidered, lnins
ment Of DRESS SILKS oAsfiEREs MoUssELlNE DE LANES
AND SILK TISSUES for Street Soee EN-
BRolDERIEs; RIBBONS PLUs and FLOWERS together with
general assortment Of FANCY GOODS which they respectfully
call the attention Of the Ladies' q
octiS 9pf d. p SEAMAN A 20 {
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Boats 1sastna laprt uo.,,.n.

See Table on Third Fage.
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For telegraphic news, see third page.
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E 80 49, 80 ~ ~ n ySVA a
.ssts S.-5 :. &. ~ ~ s.sss y sa5H
$500 IN ss S' ~ ~ ~
M, Yss 81 H. = ~ ~ = - eesss 9
- p..,. = - rrrs -, - u -.
49,. = - Z 49, s1 II, Y r1ssas M
-. ~ =, =. e.. !. 5se-.. ee'sS
~ Rarrvi,RAyYyti RAYrvtIi Ssr,orr 8. -,
-. 4. - I. - -. ... ! :. ~
S1o - ~ ! ls,ssl n memg' u 'ne
che MAGNOLIA COFFEE HOUSE ens 4 Ey,sn Fsd. and
m.leau ss On oe'oos %, y oeaoek IN
y ne Msss cofnsf 81 ana
a. tae y ns clup o. tae ciIy afe insised 70
s ~ oraeF OF WILLIAM Dtbu fS ffeAasns. y
=. =. PAL oecfeusss W oc'aS
| 81 Ss,z,~, u, 3 ~ q, e ~ .
- 10. AA1s - - u s'iao AssAAJ " oAAo
neIi hN0 'ESAfaANa ANIlSNAs CLUB Will take Plaee on
THIS EVENING" October e at sx o'clock, At the Ces
cent oy Exhnnge corner o. and Front Laye Streets
The Club VIII hen TO Join hs Scott Rangers TO attend tho
meeting AZ me ihira Ns1H'.
snk AsrfoSs 4. snAIs sersares oas II
ana- MAss MrrrrNc or rur, wu,cs nm, or,,r
r. =. $500 u -, - - - $50 An ~
~. W Asr,. = y w sy =, ssas.aon w.'
no'a Y tu1es $50 - = " ny ~ k' " 'ne
oh as ~ . Guo. OF
TO attend Several orators will address the meeting,
ps v y n :. Wv 1,s , -. s,, =
| sNs' = 10''e e4N rs ....aE - ~
:, - 7I,7-z,,
se- aAsr GRAND hALLY !! ---tRANp MASS
wing Executive Committee held las. evening following
ointiona were unanimously adopted !: 9Hl ssrssss
Res That Wing Executive Committee recommend to their
MONDAY EVENING the lat of Nembe the Neutral Ground in
lana s'rees between magazine anu paondeet streets
m tl ho thn1 rrA n.tra&t,r
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~ For the new Constitution. in French and
English, see Supplement-

JOHN VAN buren, AND FRANKLIN PIERCE
The NewYork Herald, a paper bitterly hostile
to the election Of General Scott, and warmly in
favor of the election Of PIERCE has the following
sketch Of speech, delivered by John Van
Buren,, at Albany, N. Y, on the 18th instant.
Hear prince john: ss- .6ssaegF5 ss
Mr. Van Buren spoke of the slavery question and said
he had been greatly msrepresented since the Baltimore
nominations He gave short history of that agitation
and commended that as the object of that discussion had
been accomplished there could not be any difference of
opinion among democrats That object was the
on of extending slavery into free territory and he in
stanced the Of California coming ,p to the full
desire OF all honest The abolition Oft the slave
market in the District of Columbia another great
point gained. He believed the Fugitive Slave law was a
act that gave the States the right to
capture runaway slaves They should be permitted to do
So because the Constitution recognized that right He
FULLY endorsed the democratic Baltimore platform in its
fullest extent He denounced the of the South
for insisting, some time since declaring determined
opposition to any candidate for President who did not
countenance the extension of slavery. and alluded t
great force and effect to The fact that Ne,psee scas ole
81 Me strongest STATES and erey Of her members of Con-
sress roted against Slavery eTteson and Franklin Pierce
Of that State is the democratic candidate pio am pledge
tchafepcr"
Now, does not this contrast funnily with the
language of Pierce organs in this latitudes It
is like Pierces pamphlet lives-anti- slavery
editions for the North, and pro-slavery editions
for the South. Fire away gentlemen ! You
made something in 1874 by those German
pamphlets scattered through Pennsylvania
which proved ~ Mr.. Polk n better Protective
Tariff man than Mr.. Clay! Let us see if the
old game will win. ee@
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Hosiery Just Opeised.
LADIES' WHITE COTTON HosE-ALL t.uAIlTIEsi
II LADIES' SLATE No.
<s.s LADIES, BLACK 'aet..ff
LADIES' BROWN
CItLDRENS - q .t7sr..
CHIIDREN'S WHITE - Il
CENTS WHITE HALF HOSE .-9r Ii WV
,qs GENTS BROWN RI
CENTS CoLoRED ~
t .
DER VESTS, DRAWERS etc., etc., for and children all
allow prices, at SIMPSONS,
: octS u N 50 Canal street.
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The City Intelligence will be found the first page
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QUEER New, does not the following item
look queer among the regular telegraphic items
published in yesterdays Courier: ~
aMAssacHusErTs Boston, October M.-The
democrats and freesoileFs in this city have formed
coalition as the State ticket is concerned while In
other regards they stand the respective patfrms
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bargains In FVnnspels.
~ just opened superior stock, consisting of
fDIAET WHITE AND RED FLANNEIs.
ALL WOOL WHITE AND RED FLANNE1s.
FANCY coLoRED FLANNEIs;
RED AND WHITE TWILLED FLANNE1s.
ANGOLA AND SUPERIOR aAuzE FLANNEIs
BROWN AND BLEACIIED COTTON PLANNERS
to be as cheap they in Network
-octs u SIMPSON, so Canal street
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Entba.0feYeycz Ho,,11E.1yc

$50 Grape SIsasUls.
II just received per Crescent City, ranging from
$40 EACH TO $40,
bought at GREAT SACRIFICE New York and will nil be so, a.
very small advance. The comprises
( PLAIN EMBROIDERED AND COLORED sHAWLs
OF TIE LATEST PATTERNS,
oet9 u SIMPSQM at.aoI
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WORKS.

01E & OCTOBER 8, 1859
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-04
For Sale

EOCR shares, consisting o! one third in
II terest in the lIe.velia Funnsl and Quartz
sists at present IF eleven persons, heir claims
are situated upon Lafayette II H. in the town.
ship of Grass Valley, Nevada county, and
about one and half miles below the town Of
Centreyillo. The above Hill is well known to
be one of, if not the richest hill yet discovered
in the vicinity of Grnss Valley, not excepting
the famous Gold Hill. Parties desiring to
purchase the above, can have every informa-
tion furnished them by applying 10 the under
signed at Centreville.
GEO. A MONTGOMERY
March Goth. | S52 -97-G5
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-04
B. H. O NJ. c..

Ml Office is hereby given TO the share
" holders cf the Bunker Hill Quartz Min
ing Company, that further assessment Of
one and half per cent on the capital stock
of said company has been levied this oath
day of March, 1852, by tie board Of Trus.
tees. payable within ten days, at the com,
panv's Office on the works.
The rule of forfeiture for non-payment Of
assessments will be rigidly enforced.
The regular monthly meeting of the com
pany will be held on Wednesday the 3lsl
instant, at the comnany's office.
Bv order of the Board.
96.3t r. w. COLBURN, .Sec'y
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-04
MINING MOTTO ES.
N G.. G.. Al. G..

NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockhol-
q ders Of the Nevada County Gold Mining
Go mpany, that a further assessment Of fifteen
per centun un tho capital stock of said coin
pany has been levied this 18th oay of March
1852, by the Board Of Trustees. paya BILE with
in sixty days, at the company's Office Grass
Valley, and at San Francisco
The rule of forfeiture for non-payment Of
assessments win be rieidly enforced.
By order of the Board,
w. B. PEAKE. Sec'y. Il
Grass Valley. March IL, 1928 3-law6w