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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-25
AYERS PILLS.
For all the Purposes ola
TA NIFTY PEYgyG

rDIFpE hoe Ionor ex;sted n nubI;c denand for
IN affective nuIgotive Pill which could he re-
,;ad on ns snre md nerfecilv safe in its opera-
ZION This has been prepa,ed 10 meet that de-
Ion aJ an ox,cns;re trial of lie v;rtmes has
"",,ni,s,o, sbo,,,n ,,;,b ,vbot success II accom-
49, ~ Surrosos Jos;r,od n 10 o,sy 70 m ol-o
h,rs;ni p;Il hnt NOT 90 oasv 70 mate tho hest
% J III pas'o,e which sbonl1 have none NJ The
VI ~, ~ IL, ,hn a,,nntarros 20 o,or,, otbor
TS;s No. Loon attomntoJ horo snd Win ,ybat suc.
i.' 'as ,,,omid rospoctr, s',hroit ~ Tho nnhIc
~c has bcan unforunnte for the natpni
I;,hrJ ,bat I,nost o,,or,, ,',rnot;vo edc;ne ;s
onJ ;rr;,o,nn liz ho,vo,s This ;s
~. NJ nf ibo,n ,,,oodnno co r,,,,h or;niro
~. ~ noy,ts;on ~ H. s,,to, as to ,ooTo thnn
alonso Tho God n 10 Ja,;,,od ero,o tbon,
Tharo p;Iis nroJucs M irritation ~ main, nnless
!, or;sos tron nTevions,u av;st;n, Instruction or
oa. ,seo in the hn"es Pa;n nro,v vonet.
u ati ~ b,rm can arse From tbe;r nse in sny
o,a,'t;ty but if ,s better that nnv meairne sbonld
oV ,n,,syn ;udcousjv Mhnto d,roct;ons for tba;r
ue IN ~ sovoraI a;soasas w ,,,h;cb tbo,, oro an
~ ~ o"e 'ri, vs. ,h ~ Wy , ,ha oo w.
iit ;,b;cb have boor sr,oai;,,, c,,roJ Lw tbor,
,9,, ,nentin, var Gnmniort IT, he or;ons
c!c I,,n,Iiao II;-..iaI -, III H..
20 h,,va,ito Iietlossness Irritab;Iiiv R;IIinus
III j,iIIious Fowor Fear AMI Aono poin
-, th, SJe AMI To;ns fnr in trntb ol7 tbese are
bt Tho rousennonce Of diseased action Of the liv-
"a ,rdriont thoy afFnrI nrornnt and s,ro
"a: q l., ~, t,,.o,os. pios C,I; 1,,.irtar,, IT.,
Icl' I q, S,,r, ; yr,,a
e ii, LnJv Trlrnre and ;mnInt, of he Mood. +,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-25

Il The Paris Monteur contains the
following official document
"SlRE-The produce of the last harvest
and the large addition which the United
States and other more favored countries can
easily supply to it, assure to our people the
requisite amount of sustenance for the con-
sumption of the year. Commerce, thanks
10 the security, encouragement and facili-
ties given TO it by your government, will
know how to supply food for the markets,
and there will be no want Of grain any
where. But its price, temporarily increased,
causes suf1'erings which touch your heart
To alleviate them you desire to multiply la
Dor and relief throughout the land. By your
orders submit for the signature of yoar
Majesty decree opening special credit of
ten millions for this object.
The assistance of the departments, Of
the communes, Of private individuals, will
double and triple, if necessary. this fund Of
provident benevolence, and the working
classes will once more bless the incessanl
and paternal foresight of the Emperor for
their sufierings and their wants. am
with the most profound respect, Sire, your
very humble and very obedient servant an(
faithful subject, BILLAuLr,
Minister Secretary of State for the Interior
The Moniteur adds the decree of the LIN
peror, sanctioning the credit.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-25

1.-THE "Maka'oir" is the pame of a
new head dress lately invented for ladies'
1t presents the appearance of an old mar
ket basket, ornamented with parti-colored
ribbon.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-25
HAY and Straw Cutters.

lust received, on nsignment, and for sale low
- TO close, Six Hay and Straw Cutters, direct
from ie manufactures, Louisville, different from
any in this market. Call and see them il you want
to buy. (aug9) MANSON & BARTHOLoW,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-25

E7-Andrew J. Donelson and Thos. A g.
R. Nelson have been chosen delegates ly
the State Council OF Tennessee TO the Phila
ielphla X. N. nominating Convention, TO
meet February 22d.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-25

New BAwr.-P. T. Barnrm, the great
Snowman and capitalist, II. d. Beach, an(
G. II. Benedict have opened new bank,
ing house in San Francisco.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-25
Cherry Brandy
Removal---Nevy Goods.
SYROsISKI s. Co.

STROUSE s. CO.,
ID RESPECTFULLY announce to their friends
IL and customers, that they have removed to
their New Store,
Corner Of Water and Market Streets,
where they will be pleased to see them, and attend
to their wants. They are now receiving their first
shipments of
Fall Goods.
TO which the attention of the Ladies and Gentle
men Of this place and vicinity is respectfully inv-
ted. august 80, 1862
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-25
CLOTHING! CLOTHlNG!!

Wv
T HAVE Just received and opened a very large
/ and extensive stock Of Fall and Winter Cloth
ing, made in the most approved style and snbstan-
tal manner. In my stock will be found in great
variety, over coats, business coats, dress coats of
various materials and colors, fancy and black CAST
mere and satinett pants; black, fancy and white
silk vests; black and fancy cashmere and valencia
ditto. Any person wanting coat, pants or vest,
will please call, as ! am determined to sell cheap.
Oct IL i. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-25

LEAVES 81. JOoiLPH lUEoDA1o.
July 18th and 3lst, September / 18th and 25th,
August l4h aud 2Sth, October 9th and 23d,
November 9th and Goth,
Departing from ST. Joseph every alternate Tues
day At 10 A. NJ: Weston, Wednesday, at 7 p. NJ;
Fort Leavenworth, at s; ParlyilIe, @; Kansas, 10;
Wayne City II; L berry y NJ; RichGeld, P. NJ.
Camden, 3; Wellington, 4; and arrive al Lexington
ssme evening. Leaves Lexington Thursday NOR
ming at 7; Berlin and Dover, at s; Waverly, 10;
Ilill's Landing, IL; Miami, / P NJ; Brunswick at
2; Glasgow at 4; and Boonville ~ will arrive at
ST. Louis on Friday evening, in time for Louisville
Mail Boats, and other lines of travel North and
East.
The MononCahea, is a permanent Missouri Riv-
er Packet. She Is second 10 no boat in the trlde
in excellence of Cabin arrangements and passenger
accommodations. Her officers are confident that
shippers, and the travelling public will find her all
they can desire in the matter of comfort, safety
and speed. "
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-25
JOHN THORNTON.


MARSHALL, Oct. y, 1901.
DR.. VIM. Price-Dear Sir-My wife has been
afflicted with sick or nervous headache far six or
eight years, being compelled to go to bed with it
every day or two, until after she got Wheaon,s
Sick Headac che Remedy. She has been entirely
relieved of it for month past, and | believe if
she follows directions it will entirely cure her
The medicine has invariably prevented an attack by
using a few doses. A. E. BURKE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-25

TNVALIDS.--Those in want of genuine arti-
L Gle of Port Wine will find it at
myl0 CAMERON, MASON T. co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-25

Dr. VIM. Price-Dear Sir-For the benefit of
all persons aboring under sick headache, feel il
duty as well pleasure, 10 say to you, that my
and having been induced to try your preparation,
found it to act like charm. Every person afiict-
ed in similar manner, will find it a cheap and
efficient remedy. Yours, truly,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-25
E. KINKCHLOE.


COOPER COUNTY, Dec. 1901.
DR.. VIM. Price-Sir-My wife has been afilict-
ed with the sick headache, or nervous headache,
for about fifteen years. Shenever could get any
medicine or mixture 10 give any relief until she
obtained bottle of ''Wheaten's Sick Headache
Remedy" prepared by you, which never has fail
ed 10 give her speedy relief am happy to inform
you that it has saved her many hours OF pain.
Yours respect uly, VIM. SHOEMAKER.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-25

l will say in conclusion, that this valuable rem
edy can now be had wholesale or retail of z. F.
Wetzell g. Co, st. Louis; of James B. O'Reiley
Cape Girardean; o. Henderson, Glasgow; Pigott
4 Bros Lexington; John T. Norris, Independence,
Garl,cks 4 Hale; Liberty Dickey & Blue, Brnn-
dersigned at Arrow Rock. 1t may be had at re-
tail in olmost every town, village and neighbour
hood in Missouri. The words, "Wheaten's Sick
Headache Remedy, prepared by DR.. VIM. Price,"
are blown in the bottles, SO that the public cannot
by observing proper eaution, be imposed upon
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-01
e. "a sComPTRoLLERas OFFICE, !
.GiiY of New flrle.ns. lnrnhar On 1aE,- -

sss-zf ~ .5zs= ~ A -COMPTROLLERiS OFFICE A.
T. ~ - City OF New Orleans, October 81. 1859
Rtsoirea, That The Comptroller be, and NE ii berebv
authorized TO resell after ten days notice insthe MI
eai Journa The contract furnishing ssationery ~
The various Offices Of The city for the Term of one
from the dale of the approval of the adjudication ofsad
sale BY The Common Council of The city Of New Or
leans. = sss#sSl -
3 tsignedl =. TRACY.
President Board Assistant Aldermen
a. lsignedl ,ss J.J.sLUGENBGHL, y. i. sl
...Lsass,N President Board of Aldermen.
Approved October IS, 1856. e. S - = .
- Tsignedl JOHN L, LEWIS, Mayor.
Notice ishereby given, that on WEDNESDAY. .7th No.
vember next will adjudcats at my Office at u O'Clock
H., the above contract 7s ~ n - 0se'sA
OBJ I'd 20. DEBUYs, Comptroller.
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wv day of January, 1866, the slave bow ADoI PMS
GAEGoRY ,s feet inches. aged abeut 23 years old
mas large seaid on the right shoulder Says he beoss
70 Mr. Steven Pope living in Adams county. Miss TIE
owner y requested to call and claim said slave &C.
voE. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police jail. a
:. New osieanB' oot z, tsa5 o3 oaw3m
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First District Pound.

MAS brought to the First District Pound, on Dry
w AIDES street near Triton Walk, as estrays-.
One yellow and white Cow, swallow fork la right ear
left ear split and underbit, blind Of left eys
One light brown Horse Mule, about II hands high
black feat, lame in right fore leg. f Z g - ) =
One brown and black Cow star 10 the forehead
on belly and rump, both ears cropped
which, il notelaied within ten days and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold at public auction sa
on MONDAY, the 18th day of November, 1855. at in
O'Clock on Dryades street between Julia ana Crod
streets to which plsce the said pound will be remoyed
after the frst prox. b 8a& ~ ssss5. "a q -
/ AUG. 8. PHELPS, Street Commissioner
New Orleans, Got 81, 1866. ~ .
etc conduit au depot des epaves du Premier I,s.
i trict, rue pryadss, pos dc ia promenade Triton.
CONNIE epaves-s v ~ fsg@s a47S9
Une Vachvjs ct blanche roreiIle droite fourcbne
% ore1lle gauche fendue ct coupee dessosis y ~
un Muet brun clair, d'enyiron II mains de haut las
pieds nors, boitant du pied droit de devant ~ !,
0ne Vsche bruno ct nore uns eoie front le ventre
ct 10 oroupe blanc les oreilles ecourtees
81 les dies animsnx ne sont pas recames dams div
Jos ct depenses payees lis seront vendes penchere
pupllque, LUNDI lie IL Eoveinbre, 1856 10 heures "A
rue Dryades entire les Julia ct Groa olile dt
depot sera transfre apoes 10 premier du os prochain,
3 49, n = IS W. AUG. s. PHELPS,
4 ,s,,... g. -. s..,sz 0ommssara des Ruas
Neoveile orieans 10 ol OCT, 1sa5. mol q II
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Rachel made her first appearance in Boston
tho night Of the ed in Camille. The weather
favorable, but the receipts reached $4,000.
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NUMBER III.

/. y s'se y assyi onsnien: ~ 49,
4 80 w ssAI sHArk Or TIE CASE eouLp b,
: ~ AscERTAIsgp,s IA .w0uID IN Eouse .r.., I, i
= FoRgIGN VOTERS, HoJDtse,. rHse Il, 80.
II POWER N THE y. Rtors a.. 2
rg, - o,,,,, - =, - : \
I ihN = Va atoAs ~ Ih9ss NHo e9sTRoIs TEE
MAJ DIRECT, AT THE LATE PRESIDENTIA,
i, ELEGTL0N, f1s40, )sALL THEEAHDICATF
LIF0R OFFICE WERE f!aMpErIEn II
cpAWI. IN g,rtp nfTsr N M, = -. e
Fl u. ,ss.L ~ ~. y FEEL ~
a, rpnEIuS vAssAb ls b1NDs MILO HAVE 81
4 Cg4HED Alan lST uNLIMITEDP P0WEk GFEi
II THE BALLOT RQxES. - el7s
i Yet the yery party that no,r;. aa+ted Il, n,
yidaon cla;uas 81 L. .-es s.ss,
sIVs. 8, - sss 4 ~ sAe ~ risnd 2
a'aolted ssl seltlzenss shame. where il th,
piasll ass n. ss.s.e.s.sz = =
4 n. sgs = ~
| LATER PROM hSANT4 FE.-The Sc Louis ma
pers Of the 25th putJsist1 n
fro,p fndnsrde = yro,,,, u ., pa.onFs
e. ~ -ser 80 - - - ~ y 1aSs INC
'oi,o"'ng - - y -
| me sah.a Y 2 mail arrived on the 22d, with
TI,. s,on,;,,, -. ~. Is -
is;n, n, ~ " VongfesS 10 over,
ior,fv ssFsrts ssa II " e-astSes ~ ea ma
friends hnt n ga !, aas1s Dys oteros
tAmerican feeling in the lcon,st,.,r - -
Indian troubles hase n Il :, ,.s.s,s,se 4
treaty was made Al. Albuo,,sro,,s
fcarii ApscEes; but fer iisa ifse.ss 80
we're not present. stil make dat, IN y
white the treaty was being msass soss. -
understanding sprung up betves,s 4 K spsn
and fbe Goysr ~ t,, ss.s,;.. \. ~ LARSON
lhs sosernoc @ saspsnaed caraons swho aleayes
viii - IN sae Haoie aiisir
eCol FaHntleroy Was to have oos,s c,,4 :; 4
the Governor, but he would mot 5urnsoyer stbe
ccmmand OF his regiment to Major Blake. sent
e.. y aeneras aariand sto receiye is. The
The War ass;nsi S ypsoI ~ pressed y
10 be tried on grave Oh arees,s sc 80 7
The Governor, Col Brooks, and Capt. Eyyeli.
are r. leave n e lew daysfor the States, Judge
bs, ~ 9 ~ aiso come IN during De-
The rainy season was m,,eb nro,or..as..ass
Egraat desl Jof damage done sfhrousheas III tbs
Country. La Santa BE many Of the houses fen
sooWn; Vt, .spelgle nerehaat) and bis wife
. SJgl I'M AaI.es 'nsss... d
~ -, . Iaaoteu ~, one aoi sMaJors y
SueselA StfalHS Eoughlys kllhGg three or four
of their cattle and APPLYING the whipa' IL .ie
bare backs If the taa.sst 80 "a ~ e
x
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@Cityap Police jail.

MAJ AS brought to the City Police jail on the 18th
. Wv inst the negro woman MARY, aged about 40
years, s ieet high marked Says she belongs to-
mr.. M h1sha of California. The owner or agents are
requested ocal and claim said slave according to law
New Orleans, Oct 90 1856 W ~" - =
= o3O I'm ID. BLANCHARD Kaeper City poIica IaiI !.
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| e, .i.s-s14 Ssa;ak
Cityofa
i NOTICE
The election for s.
for Monday, the 5th I
at the following place
of the hereinafter mar
designnted aud appoi
FIRST PnEoIscT.:-
4 SECOND PREcINcr
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Sixth PRECINCT
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SEVENTH SIEVE PaKciNeT
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DYSPEPSIA POSITIVELY CuRED.-DR.
gEcKHITHS "a ANiTEDYsPEPTIc Si FILLS, after trial ii
me Gu!ed sgssa admitted to BEST ANIL
DYsPEPIG otated the ppbic
More 100000 Of the
They putaP care ana eox eo
ns The number (i0 heretofore. The his
hasor Ard lls 5ePasoa physician
b.. he has aee q them tsstiisin il she
Aasa9iPp R Rey Bishop Rev. Wia. McPheees b.
D. Raleigh, n C Ha1 Geo. Il. Badger, Senator RI Reyls
Wis Ives D. D. Of North CatonG Hon Judge Potter, s. Cont
Hon. Beverly fucker, Hon Prosson 81 C MAJ Samuel Nc
a host ofsirnisr psrsnnases. y 80 %z57
sale NewOreans N
ok in Kennedy E. D. Beach, Bnagh andbs Druggss generally
None genuine without the writlea JOHN BECK
WITH NJ d. Peseraburg va to whom ideas will peaae apply
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v HARp HT.--An exchange paper says; "Gen.
Jackson's Cabinet was q unit, but the Cabinet
Of Gen. Pierce is a cipher" A Western editor
thinks it is composed of vulgar fractions.
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"a = . YDR As HOUSE. : --7-e-T :
No. ls7 Poydras Street, near the Market.
RENEIEA EAlNDERSIGNEl. MQIILnz PIE -
=PR0CLAMA1,ION
MAYoRAETY OF NEW ORLEANS \
-ssst.ggzy st CITY HALL, a0th October, 1856. !
TO MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF ALI GLASSES AND
N POLITICAL OPINIONS
FTIE III ECpTClN hnlJ -, IL /, M, -

laa The sun Of 1858 collected placed in my hands,
from he votea Of TIC
erection ofthe MshDgn Mouneat Desming amount hoa
liberal for QUE Pteeinc too ANAL forward desnatan a.
carton general should oe Itself collect and trsnm an
worthy tbs ralriotsm ar
ctiz ms of ts Crescent City. - -
Believing that the
this will Itself ensuing general election
10 Noysmesr nsxi Gsf Magssrae, therefore, city,
would respectfully submit fellow
10 q. present highly elcted the keeping ths
sion divers the
city, tend 70 nsase thai and thereby
such BE- earnestly eales ed clone same on the
aay q eeslon tsh Of November hat all esens and
aepeH 4peeia
s sash he that
SUD aunaiatng indulge contributions
NGTM NE the the Of
ahH " ~. n me hsarta Of ha country ynen.a
.nn h Of important objects confidently rely
go M our public generous
psrtanpg n az isn from maasnrsa fraughs with,
snd advAIeouent OF the
-s"-------Z- - sJuHNL. LEWIS, AIavoF.
rEsALLOW-l Dbl, for, sale by1- - =
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sALL0W-l Dbl, for sale by 75sI-g
n = sx - A. DELAGRAYE AGO.. ii Magazine Il,
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a WHAT Mr.. SEWARD REcoaMgSps - Mr. Sew
Albany, saidt - = = . $50 u q
We want bold eutepekea, freerspoksn organization
one that openly procaims its principles Its purposes
and its oects in fear of God and not OF manke the
army which Cromwell led that established the common-
wealth of England. This Is the organization We want
q Now, in q review OF the memoirs Of Capt Rock, by
Rev sydney Smith, {see bis worzs page 400 that dis
tinguished nian says:
GrUmwelt began his in ireland by massacreig
for i've DAYS the garrison Of progheda, whom quarter
had been promised. Two millions and half Of acres
contscated whole towns were put up IN ots snd
the Kingdom aud confined to Gounaught After certain
day every Catboc found out of Connaught to be
punished with death. Fleetwood complains peevishy
the people do not transport readily but adds
isdoubtess work iR which ths Lord wll eppesr Ten
thousand Irish sent recruits to the Spanish
| army y."-Twashingtcn Evening Star.
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A dispatch Of the 2sa from ST. Joseph, Mo,
says: S
have seen the constitution Of a secret mill
tary order of the free State men of Kansas
Territory, for the overthrow of the Territorial
Government. Iwill'telegraph you tomorrow
The eTPose, which is o strong document, /, ia made
6y P.Laughlin, q member Of the Executive
Committee Of the order. @3sSssR = 1ss4
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XMT As brought to the City Police jail, ON the 26tb
Wv Inst, the mnlatto hoy HARRY, AZ years old Il
ieet inches high has the forehead, has one of
the upper teeth out Says be belongs to Mr.. CHARLES
La The ow is requested to call and claim said slave
according to law. . - Y - =
= New Orleans, Oct. 40 1856. g, 81 se$s4 80 " Rs
$50 I'm g. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police jail.
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use of the territory of neutral State for belli-
gerent purposes without the consent of the neu-
tralgoyernment szrs
2. The undertaking Of a,belligerent q to enlist
troops OF land or sea in q neutral State without
the previous consent of the latter is o hostile
attack On its national sovereignty.
8. Aneutral State may, il it please, permit
sor grant to belligerents the liberty to- raise
troops of land OF sea within its territory but for
the neutral State to allow or concede the liberty
to one belligerent and not to all would be an
act of manifest beiligerent Partially, and q
palpable breach of neutrality =
A. The United states constantly refuse this
liberty to all belligerents alike with impartial
tjustices and that prohibition is made known to
the world by permanent act of Congress
5. Great Britain, in attempting, by the
agency of her military and civil authorities in
the British North American provinces, and her
diplomatic and consular functonaries in the
United States, to raise troops here, committed
an act of usurpation against the sovereign
rights Of the United States.
g. ALI persons engaged in such undertaking
to raise troops in the United States for the milf
tary service of Great Britain, whether citizens
or foreigners, individuals or officers, except they
be protected by diplomatic privilege, are indiet.
able as malefactors by statute. @
z, Foreign Consuls are not exempted, either
BY treaty or the law Of nations, from the psnai
effect of the statute. I. !
s. In case Of Indictment Of any such Consul
or other official person, his conviction of til.
misdemeanor, or his escape by reason Of ar
ranged instructions or contriyances to eyade til,
operation of the statute, is primarily @ matte,
of domestic administration, altogether ssubordi
nate to the consideration Of the national insult
or injury to this government, involved in the
fact Of foreign government instructiDg its
In abt ypf.
privilege which they happen to enjoy in the
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-01

The Proprietor calling the attention othe Public 10 this prspss
feeling confidence in N yrues and
TO the diseases for whiehi Ia reootnnendea
a and nutred hriele bat that
yen ysnrs a osoe lhe Aneesa people, and
fayor gvsn by ts los and veil kaown
ndIyldssH IN al pHts OF the country 10 immense 1hsfoo#ng
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Farroa and Families be had gat all the Agents
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Princpa office md Manuntof street, philadelphia Pa
fS Sud Wholesale and kstai by JOHN WRIGHT Co., Isl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-01

n ARD 800 kegs choice best Lard for sale BY
il OILS JOSE lands co., 50 Tchoupisoaas street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-01

ENEAs brought to the City Police Jail, on the a7th
Wv INST the negro boy PHILIP 20 years Of age ii
feet inches high has the left side Of his
ohm all hia upper teeth lost Says he belongs to- MI
PANT, lawyer living in Richmoud Coneerdia Parish
La Tho owner Is requested to call and claim said slave
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New Orleans Dot. 20. 1866 Y 4
$50 In d BLANCHARD. Keeper City Police jan