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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-10-13
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CITY TEMPERANCE SALOON.
III WOULD to the ladies and gentlemen Of Rich
n rnond that my saloons open for their receP
ton receiving fresh Paisimor Oyster sally IT ON
the city The hrs room IL for the ladies' the second for
the gsntlsaen Ny tables always in readiness for the
cbticing luxury Faniliss aud be supoed by
the half AZ all times Call and sast for your
selves the City Confectionery Fruit Toy
the Sloan House LEW rs CLIFFORD, Proprie tor.
GEORGE CaINER. Agent.
October IL 1854.
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fY-HE machinery tcorPiste for oil , sTdes.a.e
II kettles and stoves. furnace rste, sa;a
tssSs rollers etc. s being OF the bess quA st Se
he sold low. exchanged foy other properly c-son
power and desiring linsee oil, ~f ID -
-se4s Advantage to call % The subscriber.
r A DCtpAL.-
1-->ae. .. 1854. RsSan. a.. 9a..
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Shoes. Shoes!

ME subscriber takes this opportunity Of ss-U-
4 tGrn,ag thanks TO the ci.z Of Rieano nd
and vicinity for their very kind and hsvas patronage
90 generously bestowed upon stranger, apd he hopes
by strict attention to business and sndeav oxng "a
please his friends. 20 merit coniinsance Of the
He would inform them that he has On hand
Ct the largest stocks Of Boots and Shoes in THE
city, amounting TO five thou sasd pals and most.
~ Of his nufacture and of the hsss quAlisy,
which he 10 determined 20 sell at the very 10 cash
prices They consist 81 tie following asaiciss La
dies foe Caters, Morocco Buskins, 6e 0saas' fac
Boos: Congress Kip and Co Wilde do: 0snas' She's:
Patent Leathe, DO: fine Calf Morocco Kip and Cossss
Shoes; Calf aud Morocco Slippers. Boys 6as Cali
Boots and Shoes; Mcvccco, Kip and cesss. do. Via
Caters and Morocco Boots. Of all ceiors. ssd
Sizes too TEDIOUS 10 msnton. vCh Iesgs sssossasas
Of Ladies' Cent? and Chds.n's Gum Ovsrsboea.
N. ALI work sold q this ssssblishmsst warrant.
ed not 10 rip; il IL does. viii repair gratis
CO Call and zee for yoaTsslvss, 1t Ne. "a Mais
street. s.gn Of the Big Boot
CHARLES PRICE.
June Is, 1854. ll-4f
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no FOR THE HALL OF FASHION
THE COMET n n NJ Ess,

you will only drop in at the Fashonahle Boot ~
I and Shoe Store Of J. II. DETERS. Nc AIN
Third street. cas-, Of Wsnat you will that he M
no faith in the prediction of hat gseat and Learned
philosopher that the comet T. destroy the vssA
His magnificent stock Of FsA aud Winter Bosts-she
largest and best that he has ever o,sd 20
the Queen City public, is sufficient e.d ncs Of his
want Of faith 10 said prediction. He has received oar
1Press another lot Of the superior very popHisv
New York and Philadelphia Boots: also. the pset-
hesilot OF Fancy Slippers and Patent Isathss Dsceiaa
Pumps for Balls aud Pssss and assossnen nj Of ,hocS
spie ndd Cloth Dress Abert CATERS Coil ana sssmins
be fore too late.
J. II. pETERS. Third street..
oPPosite Elm a. sturges' Bank, Cincinnati
November IL, 1888 46-iy
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New Fail and winter Go d I

BLACEI4Ff a SEMPSUN,
No. II Pearl Street, CiucinnAtf. Ohio,
RE receiving their usual supply aud Ia
~ DRY GOODS. embracing
Western They so'fcit
their by hsots visiting tis city.
Septrmber I, Is54 J-2us
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-10-13

Wholssale ond Kssax Dealer in
Sheet Music, Music Books, and Musical
Merchandise.
IT, gent for the sale If Hailet, Dasis CosceebrsteA
Piano Forte, and CArharts superior Aeiodeous No. 90
Fourth street, between Walnut and Vine, Cincinnati, o.
Martins Guitars. Folns Flutes, Flutinas Aocordeons
Flagsoets, Claronets, Fifes VOLTA, Gnitar and Harp
strings, aud Musical stock generally, II the beat quality
All Music received A. Published. Elementary
Theoretical aud Fra-ticai Works. compsng the mast pop
useful Methods Of instruction fe tie voice. and al
Musical Instruments and oollee tons Of pieces BY eminent
composers prisss presenting superior
nares pubic ehools, Professors, amatcurs and shoA1s.
Catalogues Of Sheet Music furnished gyss0itousy.
Second r.nd Pianos bought taken part payment for
new. Nay 49, Is5l-e71
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MAGNIFICENT and Glorious Discovery

Magnificent and Glorious Discovery
DR.. JACOBS FOCIFICATONIC!
For Heautifyins aud keeping Hair Moist
Nd preventing from comins oa:, kept hant md
~ for sAis BY w KAN.
Richmond, iut ,1s
IL This 1re.; Hair Tonic is purely vegetable
Also, , eoorng for the Hzir, which wili restore te
its natural soIor aa mako it grow after few 3iles
lions September :. 1874
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-10-13

PIANOS
WE Receiv ID More of " Woodward 4 Browns
w superior Piano Fortss Friday last in plain but
highly finished Tn ,ePutst.on Of these nstru
fully esesb iished that sold while
uupseking them. Renen esr offer holds good
dur iLg this month To sell yeu first class Plane
from 10 Is less thar e.tatshei prices and
not in the habit of as>ertif, th.t which
willing 10 perform II mas been Obi 10 keep
Pianos the class. .ni of The best reputation Cur
ices all the .aa
eept IN the present instance where efIer superior ad
wants, yes Tor rsssoas satisfactory to ourselves.
COLBURN FIELD,
1874 Nam street, Cincinuati,
q Piano Forte and Meiodeon Wsseroom.
Il, 1854
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CARPET AND WALL PAPER STORE

CARPET AND WALL PAPER STORE.
VAN AUSDAL. DIXON IL co,
Carpets, Paper Hanging, Floor OIL cloths,
window Shades, Curtain 1ntersHas, DC.
Mum street. opposite tAc Court Hoase
DAYTON, OHIO
EuEit sA and AusE
Ct2:As, Ertdtn HftsT!ais FaSe%
gc.a,ygs yr TAeet IA
JsI,sh VI Three PLY.
DC Brussels Ingram,
Tapestry. Hemp,
Venetian CARPETS, in great variety.
Rags, Drurgeting. Stair Rots;
81 Iniia Mating:
plcor Oil Cloths Of all widths;
Dc;
stecA Of Wall zni Undo
Dam1sks;
aace Muslin Curtains
window Shades and frtfamn
Tahleand piano table dsrnHsas oseng. napkins,
ieached
ritsel ~ and I'm
retail
mud the CIS
GINS market
Goods which they offer Cost The purchasers
re pectsay sole ted.
Dayton, October 6; 1854 f2ain
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Engine Fer Sale.

Engine Fer Sale.
Engine, Boiler and the apparatus % put it q
order for sale. Of The following dimensions: Up
right erenilar workef inch tore II cylinder and
hojie- inches
nearly and in good Ter
part ouars Of either Of the
W r. sHEAaON,
Richmond, Iiy 20 Ie14-3l:f H. Il PAYNE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-10-13

Offers sr sale his dwelling house
Richmond Il PLEASANTLY stulteio1e story FRAME
goof water a other convenience There fourth
land, and another fourth which
sold far and wishing such
cam DO Call and ISAAC i.
pr.o & On
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Private Residence for Sale.

The FTopeJFy u JOAN Z. EThoes.J
desr residence. stustff Frenk'IH stree,
"a MAN. The Of hrirk stories high.
a IN Il. The
AMI be sold which g
KNOWN and The property seen, application
W. :. ADDLENAN.
D.
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EMPIRE STEEl. PLOWS,

VIE subscribers beg to inform the Indiana
that they largely engaged in the c,ure
these unrivaied Steel Flows OF the very best style and
Scrkmanship Having made patterns from the oryi.
'a Umpire pow. br oue ht from New york by W Den
us we do not hesitate to say that making
900 IN srticle 81 fp ire steel Flows made
70 Richmond We challenge the world to produce q supe-
ior Flow Tor OF draft, perfect execution duvatty
md workmanship. Terms Iitaraf
Call a. the Empire Plow shop. opposite Railroad
Depot, Richmond. Indiana.
Steel Cultivsprs, Corn Piows Horse Hoes sways
on hand HORNEY. MCCULLOUGH sPATTERslN
teb l. 1874. 9-tf
4 srirnltural Kettles and Furnaces from, o
EAto 100 gallons. Ter seie by L ]. BARGIS.
septic IHber y 49,. 400
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF PERFUNERY
- N Fancy Soaps. Hair Oils. &c for sale by
J. r. MENDENHALL.
October Is, 1853 loft
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Rem Oynl...RACK AfsAI

Rem OVaI.-.BACk AGAIN:
UNsTzLL MENkA their Boot andsh
II story building pre-
their the pabe generally
Shoes
and they working themselves they
sell cheap. cheapest perhaps
T.tlepe u selves.
Richmond, Oct. 9th 1851
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WANTED,

q GOOD Family Horse and good Gov The subs
exchange first rate Thrashins Machine and TIE
animals with other property # applied te
A DIGD8IE.
A
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For Sale or EXCHANGE.

yy,f subscriber las hand Horse Power
u which he will exchange
.osn suitable build As fhave for the
being first article dispos
hargain may be hai BY immediate a. plicatioE .
]. A. pCGpATE
oc,oser 5, ar
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Executors Safe.

yN I'LL bc SOLD s;a.uray the 23 ii October At the
residence Of James Harris, deceased cne horse;
wheat fem farming utensils &C. with various other
articles Sale 10 clock said day. Terms
will II credit of nths all Of IS and Due
Attendance will be given by Z l. HARRIS,
W f. HARRIS.
petobe- 81 42-3t
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A BARGAIN,

80 lot the Of xth and
FL. Market Lo leo feet BY $50 ose orick-
LII repair Possession Immediately In
qure on. premises, Of o.. ). HYDE
ELchEl nd. Jane 2
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SPIcEs-Grouud snd ungrousd. Cssdiss. Fsuias, Csa
- f-etions &c. fer sA!sb l. NJ COOK SON
July 90 1854. 3l,sf
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lE subscriber would respectfully his old iIiends and
the that he has taken his eli stand, No A
Main street which il y fitted and stock with
which he hispo
sell reasonable hoping merit share o. the pub
tic patronage.
lie has hand full surfy Of V@rnshes. ndow Glass
Brushes &C. which he would call artie attention
5 JlJy IRWIN REED.
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Agricultural Meeting.

Agf1cultMf0I Meeting.
TUE annual meeting Of The Wayne connty 4srieul.u a.
Il Society will be held Csnfreve. Sat,Yday she
9TH Of November for the purpose OF e'eetins ard
OF Directors and .ransaeting sch other business
come before the meeting Members pectf uiiy
vlted 20 attend. d. p. HDLLO Way President
October 49, 1854. 43-t
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AUCTION.
FARQUflAR g. ARNOLD.

AuctioueerS and Commission Mcrchants,
Sloan House Mum, Stree Richnaond Ind.
= Regular sales every saturday afternoon and
evening
door sales all kinds Of Goods, ReAl Estate sc
together with for private sAe, will receive
particular attention
liberal made consignment either fog
auction private sale
May II. 1881 LIT
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Pine :and Poplar Lumber.
ID ~ fsAkkh FEET SEASOSEf PINE, from l inch to
~ cSsp inches. selected for this market $4,000
Poplar hand and n,
small advance at the 3a and Lumber fard or
r oTt Wayne Avenue, fFest side,j Railroad, by
CAIN MALSBY.
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Information Wanscd.

IosEpH EDCEkTON left his friends .bou, me 18th Of
- October He Is 80 years old. and quite psbe of
taking Of himseifis probably rowing the
TWILL not ask for food faction unless necessity
drives him to i. He away without the
knowledge % his friends ard any concerning
him Will be thankfully received. Address
THOS EDGERrON,
M EDGERTON,
Richmond, Indiana
Editors would confer great favor BY noticing the above
October IT, 1854 ~ %
SHENGIES. --MacAine "a. and shaYsI Poplar Ash
- Walnut and oak shinsl superior quality sai-
ELLIOTT & cOALE
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For Sale at Auction.

w Will sell a. public auction on saturday Oct lih or
W. Power and Separator entirely nevaade e tb
possessing all important improvements Terms
saleNne months creI purchase giving With
we'd security. positive. FARQUHAR Is Arm 0a.D-
ft,saie
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Aucti0liecr.

inc nd AMI oaning countras Auo;toner for all Kinds
JuneS, n5.S
ILS...Lard. Lhseed. Castor, Sperm Crude Fish. Olv.
Machine Coo Liver and other os t
gallon, by rLyrWNEH son & "a,
9.h month, IS, 1854 sat,
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49, n JOSEPH p. LAWS.
brown i LAWS, WOOL DEALFRS.
~ FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF WOOL ~
ol5 West cot~mbfa street, tetse-n Ma:. and Waln.s
4 CIyCANNATI.
August T. 1854. 49,
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For Sale.

mr. AUT1FrL buIGitg lot Situated sfxth the
n ~ Of Richmond. forty feet
Sal ~ IS in a desirable
~ pudding, ant in very pleasant Of the Inquire
~ ]. !. DUGDALf.
,fotcr t. 1854
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FOR SALE.

THE. Richmond WOODEN Factory, rsristy Of vacar:
Lots in and Richmond suitable for residences
and business also, Dwelling Houses and
Lots, Business Houses and Lots and Farms Fer iarc
uisrs. In u ire Of OLIVER BIZ TIER,
Real Estate and Cen raj gent,
No ~ Main street, % Door east Of Citizens Bank
August II, 1854 SIT
7.~OR SaHE--H5nses and Lots In Richmond
II WANTEB-A Of so . with large
ciArd In full bearing within or Smiles OF Richmond
Apply BELL,
STAR House, Richmond
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REMOVAL.



AVE commenced Franklin street. north
Of Main. where
almost Kind Of Lumber FOR building Their a
citie obtaining will tespup
sermet and nj bills Of almost They respectfully
solicit
sell 81
nEaan ID. = ~
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Coffee, Sugar, Teas. 1Eoiasses, fruits.
NJ. G.. LEWIS,
No so Nain street. .Slarr's Po3c,
ESPECTf ULLY informs his Of friends and tbs pub
lie that he has msnent~ Toe ste3 Inns in
ssnt location and is supplied with excellent
stock OF Fresh Groscries ehnbr acius-
sugars. Teas Coffee Spices SyTups. Candies, Fish
Fruits. Tobacco, Cigsrs. Soaps, Pickles. Candles
ice Salt. Sos. baking Powders. Starch.
Backing, 4 uos. Buckets. Match
es, Broon.s, Baskets
&c, &c, SC.
PROVISIONS OF al kinds ker. hand, and Of the
quality.
COUNTRY PRODUCE bought and sold a. fair terms.
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"iaGiss REID VIII It I'll times pay the highest mas-
w k price n cash for ~hea., Rye, Barley, Oats
fAIsee backr9eas, delivered
the Depot formerly owned by Hutton. strasson Co.
August T., 1854. a3te
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for that measure, and said that by his own &C.
count, Benton had acted like thief in the
Light, with the guile Of the serpent in his heart
AID on his tongue. AS Eve was approached in
Eden SO were the northern members approached,
on that occasion, by Mr.. Benton, u
The Chair called the Senator to order.
Mr.. Cass suggested that the Senator pass oyer
the denunciatory portion Of his remarks.
Mr.. Petit said that he was not abiding to
any thing that Col. Benton had done. as mem
Der OF the House, but to what he did in 1885,
when he was member Of the Senate.
Mr.. Johnson expressed the hope that the
Senator be allowed to go on, and made motion
to that effect, He knew that there was q Sc
rious controversy in this matter.
Mr.. Petit said that he had been assailed
withou any provocation on hispart. He wished
to pay off the debt. MIL
The motion of Mr.. johnson was rejected
yeas IL, nays 20. ,.M
Mr.. Dawson moved that the Senator be al
lowed to proceed in order; which motion was
agreed to. .-rl4
Mr.. Petit resumed and concluded his re-
marks, continuing in strain of great severity.
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Congressional.

" On Monday, the Oath, Mr.. Petit made a
speech in the Senate in which he labored to prove
Mr.. Benton thief liar and dotard
We give below, from the Washington papers,
the proceedings of the Senate on that inter
esting occasion.
Mr.. Petit asked and obtained leave to make q
personal explanation with respect to letter
written by Hon T. III Benton to an editor in
Indiana, in which he (Mr. P } was called great
liar and u dirty dog. He said that if he did
not satisfy the Senate that Colonel Benton was a
wicked and malicious falsi6er of the truth or an
imbecile dotard, he would be willing to bear the
epithets which had been applied to him.
Mr. Mason submitted to the Senator and the
Chair, whether these remarks in reference to a
member of the other House were decorous, or
were allowed by the rules of order.
The Chair (Nlr SteWart) decided that in per-
sonal explanations, the same rules of order ap-
piled as in other cases. A Senator could not
reflect upon the conduct or action of o member
of the House as such.
Mr.. Petit said that if what Col Benton had
written of him were true, he would be unWor-
tiny to associate with gentlemen.
Mr.. P. said that he had no intention to refer
TO Mr.. Benton, Us q member of the House, or
to any act of his as member.
Mr.. Mason asked if the decision of the chair
ALLOWED observations to be made upon members
of the House, for acts not done as members of
that House.
The chair said that for acts not done as
member of Congress, the rule extended no more
protsction to q member of either House than tc
any other citizen.
Mr.. Petit resumed He said that upon his
recent visit to Indiana, he found that Colonel
Benton's speech apoH the Nebraska question
\ had been widely circulated there, and that per.
Sons who previously had accused Col. B. of tbs
most infamous crmes-theft and cold FLOODED
murder-were then most lavish in the praise OF
that speech. He had then undertaken to show
that the Missouri Compromise was just violated
by Col B., in having the Platte country, made
free by that compromise, converted into slave
territory by being added to the State of Mis-
souri,. This statement of his had been commn,
nicated to Benton by 8 Wing editor of Indiana
and this elected the letter which had forced lts
way into the newspapers letter which woule
mot be creditable to 1unatic in an asylum, o.
the greatest felon in his cell.
HaHe referred to the book of Col B., H Thirty
Years in the United States Senate" and rear
extracts from it to show that he was right j
his history of the matter.
He also quoted Col. B. 3 words as to the mean
employed by him to get northern men to yot
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-01

The report last week was 1853. OF the above
{ II deaths were from yellow feyer-3 in St. Vim
cent de Paul, Third District, 8 in the Charity
Hospital, 2 in the Protestant, and l in Lafay-
cite, Fourth District.
BACKED OUT.-In the bill of local entertain
ments yesterday riot was announced to take
place on the Levee-the Irish were to drive the
negroes from working on the ships at the Levee,
and then force the Steyedores to pay them 81
per day for their labor. The Chief of Police
was fully posted up in all their intentions, and
n had taken every precaution to secure their
speedy overthrow, having secretly posted strong
forces of the police well armed among the ship
y ping along the Levee; but owing doubtless to
the severe indisposition of some of the principal
performers, however, the tragedy did not come
off, and thus an excellent city item was
spoiled
$ ADMITTED TO BAn.-Judge Robertson Of the
Firs.f District Court yesterday admitted Ed
ward Busblane, the old man who stabbed in
self-deftnce man named Nicholas Hollander
on Thursday last, to bail in the sum of $4,000
for his appearance before the Criminal Court to
answer charge Of manslaughter
a rs 4 u
y AssAu LT1NG OFFICERS. Lambert and
Dan Sulli van were each examined yesterday be-
fore acting Recorder Bloomfield on separate
charges of assaulting and beating officers on
their beats the previous night Mr.. Bloomfield
is sufficieu tly jealous of the rights and dignity
of knights of the Climb and crescent and accor-
dinghy fined each of the accused 1875 and COM
mitted them to the Parish prison for thirty days
PULLING l7x4 RAoRDINARY-Tw fellows named
Hickey and Smith were yesterday arrested and
will be examined on the 9Th instant on q charge
of having brutal. Y assaulted and pulled wo-
man named Rosam IA Small and her infant child
off of a gallery, ser iously injuring and endan-
gering the lives Of bt 18th.
icy FIXED FOR ExAMNA. rIoN.--The case of George
Martin, charged with having stabbed two men
In very dangerous ma. inner on the 25th inst,
is fixed for examination to-day Pat Duffy,
who, about month since, stabbed Dan Nc
Leod, will also be examined to-day.
& SECOND DIsTMIoT.
SrrAL1A7e.-A female named Catherine Smith
was yeste, day arrested in the Second District
On charge, of having stolen $40 from Mr..
FRANCOIS Desc 'hamp on the previous night. She
awaits an exal uination before the Recorder.
THIRD DISTRICT.
LARcENY.-A. NJ. Pierce, John Johnson and
Victor Huson wer arrested yesterday at the
Lake end of the Pc. atchartrain Road, for steal
ing sum of money rom Mrs. Barry
FALSE PRErENcEs. Charles Nrelandnella was
arrested in the Third district yesterday morn
ing, on charge of obta. ming money under false
pretences.
RoBBERIEs.--susan Man chester was arrested
in the Third District for rob bling I. s. Ridgway
and George Belmont was tax EN- into custody for
robbing G. Vinas of three dou blooms. .~m
FOURTH DIsTR IcT.
Nothing worth reporting has transpired in
this proverbially quiet portion ef the city fol-
several days past, and we hope for many days
to come the Fourth may continue in the enjoy,
ment of tranquility.
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LAKE STEAMERS.
.NOBUF

Ef0R M0BfLR-Daily o. 8. Mail szss
p Itss1sSg'aser sgTarge5st va eAg ~ Log.
s sdld loz pressure FLORIDA, ]. Grant
and 0REG0r, Capt p. a. Hsirn britt sspsSssly the
rads hyperion
srs vii leave the PsntehHvtan Fsrosd psL7
Lase OF s u qeekf Tapping pALY going
g BOZ y: L5nt IN PISS AID AZ Parssa1 TuESbAYs
THURSDAY US, returning.
~ Letters psoers for Pasesgoula put eay BAG On
Sundays and inessys, will Be landed the boa
Mondays ard Thnrsdays.
w An and Christian mast BE- sh;ursd
| By steamer Creole.
EB Kya bszgsgs rggage hoes etc., the rail-
resd % l9x e'sioek or lhsy cannot thst fay.
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and effort has been highest
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and suffering been
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between New Desns and GeesR Spta during
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