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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-15
lnRluALnR NllE OnlHARA.

NEw ORLEASs, Matcllil,-lbe steamer otiRala
arrived with dates from titSico IL tlle 3tI, and
hon, Vera Cruz 10 Tile slh. Santa AnNa has gone
EonIl, with his troops leaving but 1900 behDi.-
The Official paper says that hehas gone 10 liaIhs,
but 4 Is uROicd that he has gone 10 meet N'Sates
10 cSecute a coup de tiat ASevete shock Ol an
aanhnlake y as felL In Mtxic0 IN lle 2Sih.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-15
plvgp AND WEATHER,

PI1rsnuRoIl, Match i4.-Rtyst II feet 8 inches
ond nearly at a slaud. WsalleE cloudy and
damp.
ClScrSSArr, March ii-Rivet risen q inches.
sill rising. Weather wet-haTin5 raiRed hOtd all
day.
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olNoINNArl Market.

MAAcrr I4.--PlOut quiet AT s,9OlS,o5. Whisky
24I. Provisions mote imputed lot, and lltniet.-.
Mess pork 1906 bulk hams 0sa7i bulkMoulaers
&c. Land sc, quiet. I.inset,I oil is in dcmali at
50, hut is held liglen Bacon sldsS 6Ic Gro
Cerles in gOOd demand. Sugar hai4 anu TO- Mo-
luss.S 9iS2j. Clovetseetl dull at G,6N.
Eastern exchange 4aLc Premium,
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a Gard.

TTHSHY TALLINr, LEwIS s. DELAPLAlS, aud
III WILLIAM TNLInNT have formed cO.laItNeI-
ship Tor tie purpose Ol trhnsattnSt wholesale GIvcety
aud iy Goods aud Forwarding and Gee1l CI1I'9l'sSSN
IITIAlS Tie YlO.etale Dry floods business Will DO
conducted at 40 81 MHln tIee and the wholesale GToce'
RI and Commits SlOn buaEeL4 at No. 80 Main tllerl,
AmpIe aud .eatOnlble stocks OF Try Goods and urote'
IDS wl always he on Slle al low itSS ard on ACCOM-
mOlans eTus 10 which they earnestly Invite the alien
ton NJ Il 0SE BrTIRS INS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-15
pIrcTtoN ryClTRMBNT.

CoScnRp, March l3.--Tlle election excitement
Is intense. Dovtl elects Know NHlbtns MolltE'
atOl by $40 majority Rollinsslofl.. Sommgs.twotlh
and New Mntkel, slEO' elects Know Nothing
Aloteratcts by large mojorities'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-15
pt.poTlnN RETURNS.

CoSco6p, March l4,-Rlll iteInlns from lob
towns, nearly liflsVf IlIs stale, Aslcal fS669i
BAKER S,26gi Bell S013i Fowler biVi 'tlteSeIlla'
lives ciassd Know NOlhinss, 5l23i DelVVetat 99l
Wigs ..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-15

Iu,o.t.Sr TO PosrA,srER@-In addition 10
The fs,tu.vs we have olrealy noticed Of The lsw
ir,l passed. BY Constess, modifying tie rates Of
pa,,,se, &c, theto ats provisions requiring thai
al le.tels between places in The United States
a,iIe ptpdd from aud after ths Isl ef April,
Isl. by stamps of Otherwise; AMI that from and
sqr Tie lsi Of JaaNry nsri, pOstmosefs must
Place pOslose stamps upon oil prePaid letters ur'
lwMch such staup may moi have been placed
~ tie writer's, OF which may mol he enclosed in
s,1mped envelopes,
-.~NS.t--.
Tux RrER,--I,as, night ilIete was Oyet Il feel
waller in the channel and tisiug.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-15
CURE DYSPEPSIA, PILES, Sc.
RiSoGpip, wpthlpst
AnIll iblh, 1851,

MttrS. NoliiMtr 4 Meit9tay. ..;..t
HEAT SitS!l Vas milk " lEIehM q qlls,!o
try liamrtohX Vegetable tinfuIe lo[ pIsIePs WIN
which am aBIttSl Mhs lnosi aSsts vailed eas
s intn luft laSed and Ustd one bottle anu
Is tuIel me have ir9uetd otbeIS 70 w N FoN - -
ILotA who have Dyspepsia, u itfy VIII Use HAmpSehs
Vegetable IilctNlt, Il Niil Gel tainiy cue them
Yours, With great le!l ,,A.,,n,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-15
ACCIDENT.

CoScokp, n. IT,, March lS.-The floor Of the
Town Hall Of Meredith, n. ti.,, while tie people
wrte balloling, gave way, and piecipitatsd about
800 ptisons ~ feel, upon the stotitS benealh.--
Rohy.one were tsken ont with'limOS broken, and
oller severe injuries, -Four ate not expected 10
recover.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-15

For The Central Road Will Ue received at The wlaroot
Of QuIIHy 2l. Al Ill hOus between Sh d. and y NJ =
Receipts given 10 delivery 10 all stations on Tie va H.
H., and 10 Cincinnati,
Wherii1I jim II. 1915. Jniaif
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,r'e.tt.aonY. j. Gtest ara q EN's
Y "'H'" R,sooo.h. Md AMI i7lh, lssI.

KlNnn0th, Nd tHFIH IIIFI I7ni'
MGirs, 4oyIintT 4 MoRJis;s
lflr SITS h4ys SUFFERED with rain IL my tide and
hack AMI under Iy shoulder blade tor tf iaAt VA ltaS
ticG Iesrly al Minds Of itlleIe but dtriN w esle
it. Alter received tie flSt lol Of
th4fk WAS n All 70, aid IN lev weeks eli lkel
wssS new insL, II hiS cured mo. an NOW nee from
palm, my tomrle&iUliG hik, formally Y Was salIoMs
have good aPrtllls, and can eat Tlll sss WA9 y.
inOntEleee. have SUFFERED 70 l0pe Ala 70 l9f
What now enjOS, That would ID give
this 1lisJule d lT, lltMriNSa illt lTthl ,a
Yours, RESPECTFULLY, D. MhNisHh.
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backed Out.

HnIIORs lE1EtLIGESCLEi ,,.-,,,.
sni fora hitey 10 "eomp1rt FoIk W1 dAy mon on cay
LtTiT, aud IeInIeS 10 meet me proposed ~ accepting
ht offer IALa 10 nO Tow ISSUE handbiil SLoNlnS W
lie 6I6te Cl laltijseS, IL their tue light ,p.vS
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Hartford. Jan, id, 1885.
Srl4t or CoSEEorlcuh(,
tfn0tGNrd ff,iItlr

"''"''" N' Personally appeared Thomas 4.
Aexaular Secretary d the Lla lsut,me G0GP sn
Sr,iltI IA iTue according IL MS hest kr0Wedst anu be-
! Mi HENRY FOWLER,
~" Justice II the FsAte
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-15
CHANGE.

Nav Yoag, Matohi3.-'fhe steamer NashYIlt
has Geen ehStletel by tile Collins line 10 take The
place Of Tie Pacific.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-15

IRON SAFE. "a
A l.ARGKa and first rate lion safe, tot sse tkttt 1t
~ The Commission and Seed Stote, corner Atih and
Rplner. 4 3tifl7 Hv1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-15

VI. Frklsoxs CONcrEr,--Mt F.cktesOn, IT
xjl lie sen by our advertising columns, will give
ssi,nl ronCth in Washington Hall on Friday
evening next, and will bs assisted ly Madame II.
nrsErn,rn, SoptanO Solos Prof. r, lltcIErOER,
Pianist; ll,u ALDsEcnT, Solo 'lrumpeti'', and
ptot. EsKGLlMs full orchestra. This is o fOtce
capable otptolpcus s'nte Of the most powerful
AMI beautiful music eyrt nfQtled in Wheeling.
Asthsisile lalewell conCett of Out wotthy cIi.
zen, VT. PcIeisOu, we ltust he may have full
LOusr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-15

Far At RlcuNOSp,-.AN incsndiaty hte occur.
n On Saturday night which destroyed several
qilainss. Ips' 5000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-15

TRr Nav GSOcERr Stoak Of ". a. Edwards
No., adjoining lie Post ONCE, continues tOin'
,rr,ss in public favor aild pattOnnse, as efet>
nrSn who goes tlete finds FIST tate articles al
lie lowest market prices Any family knows tie
J,hc.ly Of getting good lltoceties, but no such
Gifculty will he experienced at this establishment
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INSURANCE
rNoRHAsA9oFC AS IN APITAI

Ha!fSag Million (. 29ll !, 9, !. rs &.
iIibh ditHb} Ia,lthnse o e.f Of Hartford, CoIH
lSShSeolip led NIL Its Jaw Ia 9Se
SEsts 9t eqhEa alsl y 9I1s !!
ptssta Y ss n Atst es silSSi
raj Sitenfp being on ole IN The 0its
II lisa ip and titus StAeaeHt and vs. Publ ~ tAe
tolGhl ay Know the eh4pqelAG OF tie t0ip0ra0p ~
letllL9 llt condition Steak for iIselt, fGs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-15
slatsMsal % Ia aaatt ll.ll 1855,

! 81, STATE? AUTHORITY,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-16
RELIABLE pRorEer1os AT SMALL cesr

RELIABLE PRoTEGTI0N AT SMALL. CosT
THousANn~ or TENS on EyEN HUNDREDS OF THOU
SANE 81 INsuKt @ D M * THE OUTLAY OF FFTYsFiyE DoLs
4 yoURTHOUSES, Notaries, Jewellers, Bro
~ ters, Mgcaazta Capitalists. Piuntsr RsA-rs Msehanics,
Steamers, nifes and other, denus f susding u The
but valuable articles which covered policy
Is isHs ri z ssSa ne mn ,ss s II
style q hey Of which ,gs half dollar
The apsry Of shis article is " by y
the, kind OF SAFE known be shown the saou Of
pucha whsit gresy propsrtes viii
popular dsseripous.
The eontras. l b andsrs.ood shsn i ksewn
cut mds # also that
ittef bai ailo tba the much
e1rey Vted thu t The subserberis danp
such gansay, will
be glad to hear trem the skepicai s5.tazz
danpat BIZ thf saauauds Ss stueray
fe delicate materially injured by
always Saam Sats
the underagnsd
many not
nls stand No ~ Msazne street above III
Mr. fsaac Bridge Sir IA you takes ag ncy o Ha
teni Coner ait We seye c1r ntef h
al ms. ID 4 ous book. om thu
VI hed
and notwithstanding beat
isetsd beieg the isiss whn .1f
which wore abou. blr,
qnaitss
this than qe1 q sss shas
A. DeaIe. ia Wooden-w re, 10 Canal 1t.
using styles Of chests sub. to ioss
articles invariably fall TO pieces when
Ipoed f, and f but sight when attacked by
The vubscber has Safes
ch Powder Proof Bank and sssIs 5a6s soof fan
iviI smas y - - z4a ~ ~ magazine d.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-16
ssY RAILROAD DIRECTS m EaagEElsls| Esl

Time between Washington and Wheeling hours Kunnlg
tins between Washing6n and cneinu n hours -
- THE BALTIMORE AND GHo RAILROAD, / aAn'ns'0n'
having greatly mpoysd It's Western offers The
ali portions of the West the Northwest Southwest.
The connecton hetwee tho trains from sinn
ington Junction Qaely called The Relay miles on
n nS he @ hs change o Washing
the Washington san, rechscttd there
me Without charge orhose holding through tickets
A NJ ~ p. NJ. On SUNDAYS al the latter hour oay 'AA ~
AZ Wheeling direct connection made with the
ra Ohio RAroad nnng from Bellae the Oh Wheel
ns New RI Newark Nasfeld ana
Sandutky Railroad for sandaky Toledo Detroit Chicago
Columbus Railroad connect with the fast trains
Of the Little Miami Railroad Xsna, Cincinnati Lousss etc.
aims through Da ton to indianapolis Hsuts Chi.
Passengers holding through Memphis vick urg Nat
New oeans which sold Washington
at to the Mail onthe Ohio Tickets
sas a. S% aod s s sold Dy .hs ,eus
are sold when the Ohio between Wheeling
mlel where connection with the Cleveland
Travellers requested this Ia the only route
ahodng through tickets and ehecks in ashngton
great West The dsanee from Washington but s5s
miles being about i miles shorter than any other foute
% 81 coumhus 10 IS Dayton s5 Cnc.nnat ss; Louvie
sy ralroad as S5 BY steamer from Cincinnati sls ndnapo
Louis Us snpSis saS New g.
For Harper's Ferry Mar.nsbng Berkeley Springs
may leave WashDgton NJ or AZ r. NJ For the
minor way stations between Baltimore and wheeling A.
sor the trains and from Baltimore Annapolis etc. see specs
E e. further nfo,maon through tickets to THos
JOHN H. DONE,
ieetf n,, Master Of Transportation,
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
'-- f. " a=7 COMMON COUNCIL, I
City OF New Orleans, July 10, 1855. J

~, . COMMON COUNCIL, ,
..= City OF New Orleans, July TO- 1855. J
AN ORDINANCE leasing 10 The New orieans, 20 Pc
lousas and 6reat Western Railroad Company por
ilon Of The port and levee in front of the city o
New Orleans, to be used as deroi for passengers
and freight
ART. l. BE ,t,oraained Tha, all that portion Of the
port OF Nsw Orleans, extending rom The Beef Mar a
Ke al the tool OF 81. Ann street, in the SECOND Dis
trct fronting on the Mississippi river to The wharf OF
the New York mail steamers, the same being Que hpn-
dred and nifty eet on The line of the river and
ing back in straight lines 10 Leyee street, be- and the
same is hereby leased to the New Orleans, opelouses
and Great Western Railroad Company, as a ferry
landing and depot for ard freight SAID lease
10 commence from The approval of this ordinance
ART 2 This lease shall be for The term OF twenty
as IF hs @ s 10
Or cause 10 be erected, The ground sci apart fnr
their use fire proof buildings for he acco ommadalion
inss ard spec hcatons, 10 be apWoved BY ne CITY
Surveyor and the Common Counei, provided said com
pany shall not be allowed 10 use lease the land TO
| toned in this article
ART. q. The said company shall build, or cause to
able wharf according 10 j plan and specifications
be approved by the City Surveyor and Common couh-
Gil.
wharf aud the buildings thereon, shall revert 70 the
caty of New Orleans at the expiration of this lease,
unless be extended by the Common Council of New
Orleans. - @ gall.
ART. 6. The landing, wharf and depot Of said com
pany shall be provided with sufficeni nbber of gas
nights, to be approved by the City Surveyor and paid
10 by said company, and kept constantly lighted at
night at their own expense. 7s
ART z.ESaid company shall be bound 10 run.
cause TO be run during he hours hereinafter Hamed
good and substantial steamboat rsiemboas OF proper
dtehslos 10 pass inspection aud De apPropedby the
United States officers appointed forsaid purposes in
accordance with The laws of The United States. Said
company shall be bound 10 run of cause TO besruA,
said boat or boats reguarlyras follows, to wit;
From four o'clock A NJ SIX O'Clock A. NJ. every
r6m 4 alp tnak A RI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-16
No. 22s2 j

,=<- e5 No 2292 =
AN ORDINANCE to revise and codfy The general ordi
nances now in force and governing the city OF New
Orleans, together With ali existog acof the State Le
gisieture touching upon the citygovanment
Be II ordained, by the Common Counrl OF the city Of
New Orleans that competent person persons be ap-
pointed by the Judiciary Committee both Boards in
joint meeting to revise and cody the general ordinances
in ferce and governing the city Orleans to-
gether with all existing acts Of the Mate Legislature
touching upon the city government under the following
general regulations:
It shall be the duty OF the said rser to arrange
under general heads ell laws and ordinances now exist
ing which shsl be SO subdsided and dasifed to be
ready of reference Heha have the Whole collected
gether and indexed ready for the prnt when the coun
That said municipal code shall be supplied with such
reference notes figures will show where ordinances
on one subject are affected modified by other ordi
nances or laws on the same subject. Sst35t e 1l5
g. It shall be the duty of the to report
to joint committee revision hereaftr appointed any
alterations, changes or resessions, and existing ord
pances that may occur to him necessary expeaent
That said municipal code shaA DO presented to the
Common Council before the FIRST Tuesday of October
next and when finally and fayoraby aod upon shah be-
come the sole body of laws-a previous dinsnces being
thereby repealed and abrogated 1S
% That u Joint Committee of Revisian of Municipal
Law shall be appointed by the Presidentsf each Board
three from the Board of Assistant Ader and three
the Board Of Aldermen-who shall consult and advise
with the Reyser to all changes be ncommended
the Council
That it shall be the duty of the heads Of the various
departments to report fully to the Reyis defects they
may have observed in existing laws Toopen their books
to the inspection Of said Reyser that may able
frame ordinances defining the duties of eseh officer
L Z. That the sum of $500 be and d hereby appro-
prated full and complete compensation Of said Re-
viser to be paid when the Committee oReyision shall
report the municipal code as completed. -
[signed1 GE&AKDiSTITH,
President pro- tenn. Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[signedl J. j. .LUGKNBUHL, -
President Beardof Aldermen.
Approved July 13, 1866. IN
jyl45t [signed] JOHN L. LEWIs, Mayor
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cheap! Very CIleap!:
yNso HOUsE-KEEPE6S =. FgoNoMn

yWNU- HUUGE-hEEFEhG j ECUNUMlST 80
Z II Ann JACKSON RANGES, CRATES STOVES -
Cooking Of fat fully warranted bake IN
swell, poss from Sf 10 $40, all eompeed and aao tht x
IL kpo Econouist Rasges.
Tbs large important have laay spds
The Of ref 70 at q names
Of IN and youn-
ary teaay The q na ths perfect
sips arraIgment hs side Assf esie
which the OF atsan aad prsvsnt
TIE Of kantot ssnds on est
his makes of the
appropriate Ranges particularly fo families in changing domi
cis
j.panned Ware, Broom Tubs and Pals Kitchen gtsnsi
Lamp Alcohol, Giobs Chunsys and Wick, Caphpo and
Gas.
tN ESTABLISffMEnT,
/ Patrck,s Church. w /. H0psSOS,
lSaera toft SauLs
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OFFICIAL---OFFICIAL.


First District Pound.
| N AS brought to the First District Pound, on Dry
right ear. NffeN' ''''' ''1 '''
| One black Female Goat s...- -
Also, as encumbran on the streets
.rose broken Iron Pipe 5@
Which. If not claimed within ten days, and the ex
pound n.THURsDAY, the 2sh inst, al 10 clock a. N
AUG. s. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, July IA, 1856. "
Ia ete conduit au Depos des Epayes du Premier Dis
Il trlct. rue pr5ades, pres de Ia Promenade Triton
une cheyrs jauns, porsis gauehs ecourtse, porsile
Une Ghsvre nore. sA g.s
Aussi, CONNIE embarras sur La yoie puhliaue
Un Tuysu en- Fer casse
ss ne pas reclspaes dams dix ours
pa5es, rs seront vendns renchera pubieue, au dit
depot, JEUDI lie rs du courant, d 10 heures A. nj
AUG PHELPS, Cpmmissaire des Rues
Nonyelle oreans, a Juliet, 1855. jyle2l2e
wv AS brought to the First District pound. ION Dry
: NV adsa street. near Triton Walk, as estTags--
one dark brown Mare Mule about l3 hands high With
rope Of the neck, tame q, the right hind leg.
-ons white Female Goat with yellow spots r.
Ope white Remals Goat with yellow neck, a
foot white. large joint on the let knee
+ AAo 40 incumorance the streets
Four pieces Of Lumber.
One old iron Cannon. s.lS4e+s4 ~
Which, not claimed within ten days, and the ex-
penses thereon paid will be sold at public auction 81
said pound on MONDAY the 23d inst 1t 10 O'Clock M
AUG. PHELPS, Street Commissioner
New Orleans, July II, 1855. : :.
u etc conduit au Depot des Epayes du Premier Dis
il trict, rue Dryades, pres de la promenade Triton
CONNIE epaves-- RI .7 -
Une Mule brua foncs, d'snvron la mains de haut.
ayant une corde au cou, estrope de IL jambe roe d.
derrisre -
Une chsvre blanche. aysnt des taches jsunes
UDe Cnevre blanche, le cou jsune -
I'm Cheyal aezan d'environ IA mains ct deie de hau
ie pied droit dc derrisre blanc, ~ ioinure du gsnou
gauche large 80
Ausse CONNIE embarras sur la voie publiqus,
seQuatre pieces de Bois. g
Tn vieu Cauon fer
sils sont pas recames dams dix jours ct les de-
penses peyees, lis serept vendus Fepohere publiuue
au dit depot LUNDl, le23 du courant, a 40 heures
AN. i4~ TtSf AUG. s. PHELPS,
5z~5,.5 a., -. ,Commissaire des Rues
NouVelle Orleans Ii Juliet, 1856. jy12 1623
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4 oUIsIANA SAVINGS COMPANY, corner

Camp Lafayette stres-Th nstusios been
by the elthe
will be opened for the transaction of basinea oa THURS
DAY, Tho Sd instant.
upon simply that cfa Saving In
acrdng all aecuns
savings small snn 81
Dime will be received deposit.
For Money deposited Interest tho hafs
ahliahed. -1t'1- 80
Deposits rsss
ofthree cent PR ..h. ;,,.,
thAn
q the OF four per Per snnuH, -. =.
Deposits months st ke rats OF nSs Per Pz
Money tnseIssfi
be allowed.
On Frdsysdsposiss will bs rseslyss only from smslss
.,..TRuSTEEs.-. s.=-38
WIN. n. Garland, W. y. heobs psneas S.oesn.t
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-16

!. A Yankee, who had just arrived at Kansas q
rev DAYS ago. minutely ex amipinga darkie who
was driving yoke Of cattle attached to q water
sled.
The negro had one end Of q large rope around
the born ofsthe near OK, and then eoiled up,
resting the surplus over his, own shoulder, az .
hunter wears his shot pouch. Yankees seem 10
be at loss to understand the relative position
Of OK and negro, and We viii wager ssshiIhngv
thata letter is by this time on it's way to the
east, informing the friends Of Yankee that
among other things be witnessed among the
barbarous Southerners, che saw yoke Of OXEN
work negro."-[Kansas Gazette.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-16
Police Jail. Second Listr,o,

Police Jail, Second district.
"IAS brought TO the City Police Jail, on the 7th
w July the negro girl DIANA; is feet inch high,
and about 10 years old Says she belongs MI Judea
living in Bouijgny. The requested to call and
claim said slave secording to law.
ID BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail.
New Orleans. July i2 1855. jy1&7t
EN7AS brought to the City Police JAIL on the 7th
wv inst the mulatto boy JOHN; is feet inches
high between l3 and ID years DID, has burnt
der the chin Says he belongs to Mr. Pinkard living
Magazine street. between Orange and Race The
owner is requested to call and claim said slave according
to law.
Il. BLANCHARD. Keeper City Police Jail
New Orleans, July 10. 1855. jy11 1t"
NNIAS brought the City Police Jail, on the Sd day
w of July the light negro boy JACK is 5 feet II
inches high about 40 years old Says he belongs to MI
Rgand's brckyard, at Pensacola, Fa The owner is
quested to call aud claim said slave sccordng law
Z, PLANCHARD,s Keeper City Police Jail.
T New Orleans, July 10, 1856. jyll LIN
NETAs brought to the City Police Jail, the 9th
wv July, the negro boy HAZARD !; is 9 feet 6inohes
high about 10 years DID, has fine teeth Says he be-
onss Bishop Polk residing in Lafayette Fourth lis
trict The owner is requested to cali and oaim eaid
slave according to law. Il. BLANCHARD, ~
Keeper City Police Jail
New Orleans, July 10, 1856 jyH7t
| NNTAs brought to the City Police Jai on the 9th
wv inst, the negro woman CLARA; is 8 feet Az in
ches high is about 55 years old Of her front teeth
cut says she belongs to Mr.. A F, Neal, living in La
fayette Bouigny The owner is requested.to cal
aud claim said slave according to law.
q BLANCHARD,
Keeper City Police Jail
New Drlesps Julv 10 1856 al jylI 1T