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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1853-09-17

~ADOLPHE GARRIGUES, Grefier de la
I5me. Conr de District de Ia Paroisse st. Landry,
est candiiat pour une reelection felection de
Noyembre proclaim. sf2 7sss-s a1 s&
Opelousas, II Septembre 1853.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1853-09-17
Vessfe lsVss le Sheriff:
Etdt De la EotG(gfaa1cx q
Francois Jean, h. c. |.
Cour de District,
paroisse Saint-T,apHr,

Francois Jsan' hel p Cour de s:'i District
William Edmond, h. c. y 6os5s
I'M vertu dun ordre de saisiIe eide vente
II lance dams lafEaire ci:dessus intitulee,
par Ia Cour de District dams ct pour Ia Pa
roisse St. Landry. ct d moi adresse, j'expo-
serai en- vente publique, pour du compliant, d
la Maison de Cour de eette Paroisse, aux O.
pelousas, le !Samedi 1er jour d d'Octobre pro-
chain, commencant a IL heures du matin, ct
eontinuaut de jour en- jour, sill est hecesgaire,
tous les droits titres, interets ct pretentions
de William Edmond, h. e. l. aux proprietes
ci-dessous decrites, savoir: La moitie indivi-
Sc dune certaine fraction dun
LOT DID PIa8JBJNo
situe dams la vile des Opelousas, mes1rant
einquante-quatre pieds 6 podces de face la
rue Bellevue, sur quatrevlngt.quinze pieds =
pouces de profondeur, borne a Pest par Ra-
chel Gradenigo, a rOuest par Ia rue de Ia
Cour, ct ddns Ia profondeur par Thomas Fl.
Lewis-Aussi Ia 1noitie indivise
dun Lot de TePPe.
situe dams Id Vile des Opelousas, ainsi que
des batisses ct ameliofations qui y sont situees
ct qui en- dependent etant lie Lot No 26,
borne au Sud ct Est par Mile. Marguerite
Chretien ct d rOuest par Ia rue de Ia Cour.
Fl. ROGERS, Shtrf.
Opelousas q 4out 1853
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04

"A. tr,rh,e. ~ ihcir celebrated siN mill In
Nw S,r,s IS, r,e,j, ,lc rrNSN''s c' .'cnrc has
ls.s - ,asr, stiutcr So d,sNcrse with thN clanN
sstS'sN.'. sns,o,,Sl uo,tr tAwNcs peiVnt and Che
rsSss a,,ss,,ss.a ls,c bc'n multiplied g. az cNfcnt
vs.r's,l As,e h,>a deewci ANNlcus IN those dNs
81 s.s.,s ,A,cwst,gs have lWtgNiuccN seNc NalnA
,sss'ss,,,ps ~ she EnsNsA macAinory, which have
ny. ~, NJ st,N Neyllcr simplifying she pNNccss
~ sew saa alNN,,llNs SIS cSt TIE Nrst iAc'
sEs.. N Ais sS'urtr, Nv ,rinN,NS che tram and or
~ - a.. We NSlcvc, cstANNshcl ia Northampton.
49, m eY~nssiscr, New Er s,'mc ta,c carried on
- wss ca,, VIXEN 10 cemmcNcSd Ne manu-
49,, N s,U sss,ks list an sdcQaate r'tNrn WAS Oh
49, =, he csriial ,evsstcA Since then, ,wo other
= -, "a = ssafsg Character have been established
: 49,. \ }. Nr E,lc's apd MI. CnAsslcysD
!, - ~ N, SsvAt panNcr ct hands aud an rapidly
-, =. Saslg pS6c Mr. Hlc confines himself cx.
N'.S,, A. IL usaa'SctWgc IT oc raw alN bat Me
.s,, N,s eSs;'cspsa With t@r manufacture ~ sew
'..as swFs tssoe's Ns'l tcls k'T drsrcry. Roth
- .iks.~S cxANltsrcc,nSt N their productions.
- .r>Sr a. ~ Nlt ctas IN quality 80 any 1T the
- AeFsslyI irtc our rStAct
a, rsse y ssv neNt article 81 notice in Sen'c dc-
= sSA wssu.sS.pNs cewpriS,d WUScv che NcWcgAl
- Il SsN nc S,lAs AVA S.A Trimmings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04

thc cre,s " the Department of state hef,rc he wnui
srluN ~ such dlsciAcO Tho ogetOn, II eocm. TN
wounded ut ihh opposition Vt the Consul. and NJ brown
came lsto nom tone,antnoplc to onorco, through tao
means oi the conic thai the Legation has over Tie Con
eul the arrangement above mentioned
Mf rnwn went ~ onco Ia the hotel aud summnnod tho
Consul The latter dcnicd brcWn.s roNot over him, aud
scrics of letters exchanged which certainly
moi ci the mos, coniial nature Tho Consul warmly d.
i,na,d thc grounds vt ha action and Brown spoke about
bic Mn powers Nv the matter and appears that Mr.
niown had cccnsc fr the eRko of carrying ont his pun
tcthc same ,hathc maouod 10 two years ago whom
be- hr,ko ntc the American Consulate ~ Com,annoplc
and used Austrian torcs aainet on American oncerfr
kota wAe embarked not however without opposition on
his rsu aud As ,e,aia r ne convention rc,ag 10 has
fftfN,
As The question stands, everybody herr approves Mr
can name and gives full victory g. Austria. Indignation
meetings are pvpa,ne, and Marsh and Brown VIII have
sSmeny g,oans a. ingraham and ohicy had praises IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04
ESRLTIUk,S or LECTURES.
TIE CAIHOLICs-ThE CONSTITUTION TILE
REVOLUTION

The bird and lat lecture Of M MoGggs Course on
the Catholic Hsory Of America delivered last Thura-
Day night Of Tie broadway 1ebeTnaele. before rather
tnsll audience
EcfoIe proceeding he give notice u Course o. Lee
tries On Military Geence ~ Captain Oliver Byrne. Of
ILilsdeliis so0n ~ be given here.
OF bic Opn lecture Mr. HG0ee said he had shown that
America had been dsCDyerad ~ aud through Catholic
ufcf ald influence iiG 10 show tho amount Of
faiA0ic Influence cefe0ped Ia the American HeyOiu
ton nd fe Constitution re old not argue 10 maks out a
csse fof Csuoy oil b. bad ~ say was, Tbs Catholics
Of he % Thirteen Colonies did their foil share Ia
impossible 10 giYe 81 The facts which Prove tbs and
b. would only toufb upon tie chief of them Tho
Oid JAlftfen Colomes bad teen remarkable tn
great hostility w. he settlement ~ Catholics amOng
hen snd Ills wDyed he d.siDtefsaiedness ~ Tho
E0Hhni.ts IN thaf sil i9waJi fIeedom Maryland had
onee been CsDlG eOloDy aAd be, LJfd baltimore was
tie fret O0yeTBDI ~ laodais religious tolsfail0B bpl
BAfyIsDd bod degeDersis1 sud ~ no dawn ~ uis
Revolution tLsfe DOi 0as ~ he Thirteen Colonies ~
with Csfhoics ge,e nj pfosenbsd snq peIseeuish ~
spe'iHseB ~ hese l5ise'unHK ie"s NJ hHbse ia'lei
hon Plymouth CgGIy Leps, requiring an oath ~ allie
eaH1N Which denDgIlA1 De f6iiie heigiDD o. dSinss
BIZ Lansy, tes jisssn tDboBy mnde u a feipby ~
b7Asb fieTgJmsn ~ be- fDyDi IN mar jnrsieiiog Nor
ABstJdsm a oSe pe,ipd hardy Ices ingleisai sses
daily Gnsf fhe babffe5 III Ds CITY W us British f'em
Jtssio iGsI however, Col DeDgas v"s me ogysfDV ~
tLis LoiD,y b. gss isijoibb a,a bta pesihmld ~
b6ogs bbeny on Hs sDJ WI ~ M Wa
saacLd thai n lllllie we're fssn1 IN ie tyiDDT by
sLe.1 be le4 " tie GoisF " Ls esaas hers sses.d
tine b. sbDg1 b1 eyog11j asd M MI 0ap,s tbsD h'D
d,ed year. aaos no ssfacdfiss III hsv fe,t psnlHy
srecgleq D,msD CejitD dHgysas@ y" ~ v'bP' "'""S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE,
wlNrNG CAN VENTILATION


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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
nEMPELs HOMEOPATHIC MANUAL.

l. cooMrLE!E REPEEIony OF TIE HoMEoPArHIc MA
In. William Rode.
ZIP xYtR KTw MA1AL OF TIE 20
BY CHARLEsJ HEnPEi. NJ. d. 6vs pp ga William R4dde.
ps TttsSN q Il AyD
NJ ID svo PIP 6iS William Rsdde.
4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wTGwEISER Won DR. C. J. HsN
fEL Emo Up lfl. W. RAdde
The progress Of Homeopathy in this country indicated
by the demand for the popular well the professional
manual in which the principles the system explained
There already form important branch Of medical liere
turc and accessons are constantly made to their
bor No look into the standard publications OF this
character without being struck with the precision and com
dncss with which the symptoms OF disease set FORTH
and he nice adaptation Of mcdes to the various shades Of
distinction presented by tho symphonic Perhaps this is
Of the most favorable aspects which the system exhibits to
intelligent pnons out Of the pale Of the medical profession
Instead ofeang aggregate ofsrongly acknowledging
toms the deosc calling for the employment OF uni
seCks 10 deectho various phenomena which
are 0n chgs6d under common name, and To make them
lhe sui Of particular therapeutic practice according
Ia their distinctive charactcr II would therefore
d'a lraa la names, than in roaty-to follow naturc,
TsL than routine and 10 be- controlled by The legitimate
laws II oausaon inaead Of being subject 10 theory and
gu'ss woh ~ all events whatever may be tho final do
'son u enlightened opinion tho norris OF The system
hos certainly foand position Ia American Il ias a
'opoua literature lie sagaoous practitioners aud lie high
j. respectable adhe5enis Ia all Glasses Of society
lev peis,ns probably have done IL spread tho
knowiedgo 81 Homeopathic principles among Qua county
men Dss ~, iiemptl tie harmed and acute siio' 81 tia
yolDmss tto,f us tombHinga medical esadiiiou, ho'h
vLbb sDy one bat native 0sms. would be apt 10 sLnA,
vii aeaGy sad s,owd aass ia tho diagnosis ~ dsease
sidL ve~iid do credit b. iie sLa.pesl Tantso ho has
bleegLi Ial qualifications ~ tie ial ~ ropaaIsng ho
siseou,ss of ii1Lneassn without Lsine asish sHd "s
Adyeesle VI L t.iaes H. la. doas .ei .sl
bot hs Lis diligence saa .ea VOID ssasley have bosa
d.le ~ sii
1i.a baa vasss ~ sgs 10, u psaiassus So,sgo esa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04
KOgZTA'g RELE1gE.

Duo~ng n In sxTtc, u letter from smyrna d4.ed
!" iess hwih ~ q, rest tbs dogbis Of SONS of
'"f're' about The release Of Koszla aud alan far
s'. eNdAnee that our Lgalioa al ConslsnisopIs Ia not
S,s 'hs highest diplomatic ability tie ooasiry eau a.
,v, ~ DTsgornan Brown Is nfs bsd Ma,nye, In a r
eui the American Republic reqqires dfisrsn.
~ representatives, abroad Sun
n. 49, bHTEsA. Monday, Bet -, Jss3.
" Of our circle has bean very much atlrset
n al ~ By the Misunderstanding which Layyened
I'd An, as between Mr. Ohiey, TIC AinencsB C0BsI
s.rs,,.asVsn The Dragomhn VI the Lsga,ioH u Cos.
Aeaia ~'s'asion 10 ne h1an 0i ms refuge, h6fsa
sa,.,,.,o,r prepared with Baron Bsuok sort n ar.
fsk Of Az which ko.zts would be rsissssd, bot tss
pea a S.na 70 exercise it, powers hin 10 The
irsed ~ Islurn 70 Turkey Was fully recogailed aAd
was folly approved by Mr.. Narsb, sId
tszts w. parties proceeded 10 fs exse.tlog. Bgi As
Rev ,.es rIthin The district Of this Consulate. Af.
kxss.sJ ssAnisz the conditions " tho araagemsEt
them a. Inconsistent with Tbs dignity u
| ""''efnlneti, and said thai be should asa.i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04
~ ATNOSFEEFiC TELEGRAPH

! . 7 :
= I s1-cs i. ygzr rsgsT Eeccz-t u a PIN
II --Ezsnz-Iz TIE z1is i--01Eh enamel t-5ss b.
rs-s 4 Arsls-ic Pre.s1--. A. ias p-02os.l /. sps
ca az G-reE-s 20 = a---E--irg s5s s-.el-1n Be
kz-s< nv = vi % meta a. o. sct0n vlich pre-
Isi Es Lag a. f-v- 5----g 10 ,, sosz. Di).e ihs
E,E
A W. rae Z F,@ei III z7s highly p7ls1e1 snd
Az OK r.s ubit.1cs 81 nLrrre, os moved On m
II. s-rl1cs Wlrozf .sTtl- -E 8 destructive degree Of
kE Iss srT cue szr-nss e cozl1 Be d01s q. tie rae
el1E ms a. to-- e iti. rls1 r-oy0ss- J. i nv be
IL Ia. resr wig q; isi rae T911 Be c11Te-ied u
Ess- ~ - hsa; ge-ssz-s- y q 0En r3on Where
SIX stsLees IN ,loTe1, suc TIE oOu1t g. con
Ess b ioT AS J-Eyo@e probably 10 nils sn
In vg-E y .-tt.I-.l3 s5s1- 81 LIS foc1ty
: - way q IL y-0Toss - s % Be - directly II the
IN 4 eFs-y ose Who gree TIE sagsc. thought that
rssy vssSs- its ut tsv1g been pou.st O1i before.
bss Ebsrs i s-y wy q s1r1oosutihg i, wouA most
lse15y Fsjos ID tie prOspscts h0ds O8i Of lnyrVve
is jrese-; .Iss;4ssse,oTy NAL ErTsngssas. u.
o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04
KE SZEDERE AID THE HCHGlRIAH
UE/g<FTI

AM BARTBoLOsEw BzExEgE bas been charged with
isag feTeaed 10 the Austrian Government the hiding
laa dthe Hungarian Regaia and that charge has been
ss IN thse column justice requires u ., cppy from
PEI Kezo hh deDiaj Of tic accusation, u fOilOws
"PAEis, OF 2, 1853.
sn beg you 30 give piece your valuable paper u
q kANiBg lines ~ bopt there j. nothing ia their con
ntiAas can prevent yoa frOu giving them pgbhcitys
n giving an account ~ the diacDYery Of the Crown.
sss a. according 70 the SoifqteHfretnd you think
e1Ht complete the Iiiisls ibsfein reported with NY
sHne. Indeed, you may have had tie igia utiOD 10
an 70 NC the advantage Of having rendered such
sftt which Ia g0Vr situation. you think, u course,
~ nesiforious Nevertheless it Il Ia opposition
~ ot4Feeier 20 deprive any u bic own merit -
sHe herewith thst wa neither sbe - render ths
xs Tor wiling 10 do 20. 10 b. s8Te, there il no one
- cesifous than an - know and ~ admire tat num-
having performed mOneBtOus action. yet wishes
setins, 70 conceal his name from the public knD@i
W With esteem. yours.
sNAE1nOLONEN hEnEhE -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04
NlENICO.


F,c,a The New Orleans rlCayuuo, Oct ~
We have been favored with the suhioincd extract
nOm private letter 60 friend In this city. IL will
doubtless hc pcrusod with interest;
Cen GSdson Minister Is getting along smoothly
with hi, Government II Is agreed that neither American
Mexican troops shall occupy tho disputed territory in
tho NJ, siua Valley, while negotiations pending. This
VAS pNnrNStd hy Santa Anna, and readily accepted by
Gen GSd>,cn The best feeling nj present seems 90 p;o
VSl in tho Government toward Americans. For instance
American vessel d,toc,od IN smuggling on nj least
prv,y strongly suspected In the port ci Acapulco being
detained and ocvr having been placed on board until
Ku examination should take place the Captain night
S, pcd his cable aud IN, oat 70 with tho ohcer
ana thcn with all his thrown into prison On rep
rcseuiAor 0Nm Cen. Gsdsdcn however the vessel Cap
tain Srd crow were rClcased
"Aucthcr csse occurred at raso dol Nortc whore an
Amciicen siclo some Mexican cailr and PLACED In
prison 10 stand his trial to, tho ocnso There az n the
American Minister intcicrVd. In both instances am
satisfied thSg right and JUSTICE tho Mexican sdc Of
ihe question. HUt the Mexican Government In wrticn
{, mmunh aiion 81 Minister. informed him tina, his
wishes ,p these cases wcv sccedcd ~, and the 10
leased ca, ii an tsI<di regard r h EIcelenev, ";n
Cstst,n. sd especial favor 10 him and ~ such
lhty jesrL him o. consider q
There IS 10 douh, VI al ,hb II was an especial
h,.r a. hn. and not act of policy or Justice Hut
;ACfv Is doUhi Santa Anna expects to make by hr
cirratun In the negotiations pending his mouth
T. Watering io money under the eleventh article of
the Ir,st Treaty II GuAdalApc llliaigO"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04
ADVERTISEMENT
ROOTs PREMIUM DAGUERREAN GALLERY
No. 565 Broadway,
corner Of Pranklinst,
opposite Tsylor's sslooa
fAdvertisement.l
HERRING AGAIN
TIE SALAMANDERs.-SILA G.


TIE SALAMANDERS--SfLAS &. HERRING AGAIN
Our ORIGINAL PRoPosrTos HIS OwsHs de-
dimes Bum Safe Of Equal Thnes but N Burr Hs Dssbs
0gGsf SINGLE such IA the substance Of the whole OF
biz article in yesterdays Times although dsgacd BY
All through this neighbor hiss
had throw down Obstacles for the evident Of Ns
making with old bot Il
proposition demand the eleventh hour that
place single safe against hs double ange The purpose Of
object a; he have entire control q
the burning and accomplish his end ayowed BY him In Of
y That he he'd parties ready 10 buy the rights for h
varioUs e he could prove IL WA bet
than Wdsrsthat he intended buness
sold those rhstha he tired OF paying Wilder %
his patent and should rid OF that aud
sell rights ito do which must first destroy our safe
Elerby @Yesn said he, With laugh 81 know make the
best and can burn Wilder up"
Ths whole busneMr Herrngs retre
p income from various States for the
on hi patent depends upon destruction Of Wders Safe That
be accomplished except by unfair He
safe for the and also make
and thicker than eco OF nj Safes
such cowsTdy mode Of destroying another mans popsy
eqnsed since Gsye destroyed Hsrag
blsstfarnseears filing hs Sa with
and making Of double thickness that could DOT fAii
tho On that occasion Hengs SAFE stood the blast
81 hours, while stood III hours. -
Committee viii Mr.. Herrings COMMITTEES, at the Me-
tspoan this afternoon 0eOck the hour appointed by hta,
hands OF the Committee instead Of ssamins thsr faneton and
diefagg such honorable comply with
srEAREl 4ARyIs tsacceasors to Rich Go .
NJ. l46 Waters New York
The only use.s Of Sassnder Safes combining Wders and
Rishs Patents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04
CITY ITEMS.


s.-,.,ro- o., ~, Irprs-sr " All SrroSscrysai Palace
vtststflto ~ ihs Orsfa Con prny - Sib0s
1fsutf.TtaN - the ifoadvsyi sso b. A VI rnng Call"
Ne str sr1 l.ifh IN. teiow Siaiia" a. Welacff
Hrstc,s TO Psrers ard Ousrdisns" &c, at Burton's
scr TONS slnm Mrs Stoves book tho Nstors
rur fyse various entertaining Plays Barnurs
kocDs Mf~-Tsrts- Ethiopian Dclncatons Bro.dwsy
HrcEIEys OTrat HoUsr Chinese Bgdiny No SO broad
fgnTv HousIFihopisn Decline atoms 72 Broadway
and
CiRcUs-fersrAnen afternoon snd evening
pa soTo discovering tho MaIpf-ssonal Academy OF Design.
FEsHKExsrEss PANoRAn. or NIAGARA FALLS Hope Chapel
RsNvApDs EcyPr AND Holy LasD-5S Broadway
IllusTRATxu LECTURE SCALIFoRN1-Hope Chapel
T. DaEcY McOEEs LEcTuaE-B Broadway Tabernacle.
rg BRYAs GALLERY CHRISTIAN ART-No Sfj Broadway.
0aLLEEY ~ EcyVTIAs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lnstpfe.
scroR RLirz-ven,rilonsm and Magos-No Ga Broadway.
PTEHAMs CIR ExWBiroN Seven Mile MrroG63 Broadway.
IioLNrSs LECTURE o the foets-Hope Chapel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04
1rR OLE Pill coLoEIsTs.

b L11aT y II ,. = III
81 Having bsea L extensively circulated in the ps
~ IL. lie lals o. Bal ColOny 10 cssli.uis cor
tzH 80 sle i1euoed 70 write y yOu AID az d q, Il L.
D. A. o. II fhey az % ore BIT t1e11sslyes Il - blame
AN stfrf ensrigJ lneL. here fJr those who wish
vegf AID Z. god EsS5s. We sTe now engaged in
tssgg near tie Coiony, and il want u good men
N hare room for al ibOse who ospOsed 70 work and
80 Ia nier O tie Co,olsts N empty. AID bay
l TX made cou;rat u fgrish large elaDuDi d tim
~ he Su1bUry Canal Company, shsli be abs 70 give
sTcyIoenf 70 q Nay u fAern "a wish 70 wJrk.
Ycvfs rss,se.flIy DOD0E L BROTHER.
Ee'iL Crt1k PVusr c. Pa Oct -, Ie5e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04
ARmgAL or THE BLACK WARRIOR

II ss<usLip Blsek Wau5Or j d. BallOeh Comaosnder,
tzrtd yesterday morning from Noble and HsYans. Soc
u IL former pi The eyenng Of the z5h at ead Hs
'us he 9Th nh On The 5c.b and sist she expereaced
'ssEy borber % The oOaE Of Florida.
h,rs = nothing 0f importance frCm Havana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04
IAdveriisenentl

THE GREAT FIRE IN FuLTOs-sT--In the confusion
upon large Gre seldom 20 reflect
unlurnt dead bodies beside 5.Lin.sDss
have them ofthe burning rains
has net been creates represented
vet the sae sre aGy the ov TO Re opened while the
PHdMx HOLMES BurLSk is only ore ePea>f on e
visible witness OF It's indetrable
Ms SAFE .tood ezposrf the fses voEsfd ~ B,scod
CsIsl Until ld aaserss serd 81 ahourh
paper within injured by Messrs BEnuen
stood have stated IN their letter This Ssf
Plank The Pearl House Ere antn
IL lgldDgs cafyrs oossused.
HoLaEs 4 BvrlER, No. u, w.,orst NY
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MICHIGAN.
MAINE LAW

Esisssi 0vn private letter % the Edssr dated
ptrSoit. Monday OF 81. 1854
We ar TOW organizing Carson League all tho
SAFE. and shall b, rAdy sirko at the first Of
December Our frsnds in good spirit. all tho
S;s:e. and the "dca,rs almighty discouraged
Michigan VII 10 L NJ brown
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BROOKLY N ITEMS.

WAHINGTOS MoSUaEsr.-A block Of stone approyu
atey sshea the contribution OF kn County % tc sh hon
Monumea tshsd and win b hfoashs 60 aaas
she week fOf exhibition before ssndias ~ 10 des'nstoh
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FRAUD BY A PAwSBRoKER.-P. Friedenburg pawn
doing business No 2 East Broadway, yesterday
BY officer Jsboo OF the Essex Market Police Court charged
with exaciing greater amount tban lowed law ys
James Meade of No 328 Front He charged
the dollar for five months He
before Justice Welsh WHOM he adm ted the truth Of the charge
mitigation Of punishment In the plea having
high exhibiting at the time st Of property which he
value Of $4,000 He also said that egseny Ia thu
Lbs b. nes he would sbae few OF his demand
The Magistrate fined him $40 which ho paid
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SUDDEN DEATH-Mrs. Jane II. Hadley, who resided
with No Thrt died suddenly yesterday
ing She had been in heah for long time past and dsranssd
weeks Gamble held
tody verdict death by disease of the brain insanity
rendered by the ny The deceased native Of
80 years OF
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FRA fire hroke out in the bakery OF w On, low
Va A, "a Wednesday nhL bat hs aseaes were speed
~ hy N. aslshbes bsfofS material dan
nseh Nd ksen done.
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FIJI IRON . nUIIntN6.-A painter. named Edward
soh s RoH ths story u baidss GA hs corner OF Vac
nt ayksss "Wednesday evening ana sustained nso
~ sss "a h les. healss eshSs bodily isarses he eos
s.'.l A., M. re.ien<s uesE by
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rovSp paowHEp.-Ihe body OF marine belonging 10
Az Noh tarons sneEwaN ss "a he Navy larl t,snd
a Wslas1Ay svsSips the ZOOS of latel he had been
"a and saPposed that he bad Deserted
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The weather yesterday underwent dsagrceabe change
and became raw bleak and uncomfortable though not cold
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The ROSE OF SHARON: A RELIGIOUS Souvenir 1884
Edited by Ma NJ. Sawyer limo. PIP SO Boston Tonpkns
The fifteenth volume Of this popular Annual is issued in
is usual tasteful style with contributions from variety Of
contributors hose welcome by long familiarity
TO the readers Of the work It's incrde, among
ether attractive matter, spirited story entitled Giles de
Retz. by b. T. lie Fevre sketch Of travel in Italy
by Horace Greeley Mountain Scenery, BY Henry Bacon
Life Than Meat by Thomas Stan King Autumn Sym
bolS, by f H. Chspin Day a, Niagara by A. d Mayo
together with several excellent pieces prose and by
the Edrtss Tie volume is embelhed with number Of
well executed engravings and in every respect equal
the biz h standard Of lis predecessors
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Gh,tr OrBSswoop- Among our exchanges wo find
jrs,n y raTsr raod Tie Lfs Pilgrim, jus, launched into
hing I1.adclphia By s veil known auihorers. The
sfuinion Of hs EDITOR vii Scum wdo SALE and her
sly mako such paper cHeria ming aud valuable must
,rdsr hs sDr.sss certain The field which this popular
vrf hss row eLo,cn Is ono for which she has gea apt
rde IN ss and ada Ason Of thought and glad to
see hat ,hs he's ouisrrd upon rs cultivation.
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fs,ssrp 70 fossr IHcsrr. by WnLi's q ELIOT JR'
n - sdb1n q ihis valuable manual Of female duties
...rsd b. Crosby 3 Nfbols in Boston, and C. & Francis
ia Nov lork