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Y virtue of the thirty section OF
NJ the oih Legislature Of The Louau
scs esodate ns CITY OF MY oslssue and 70 provide i
FebAEy 1882 ana 81 The hita section OF the Supplemental
To- AID inS incorpo cay the
city Of Nsw Orleans, spp0yea he day, tbird
eatsd supplementary 10 cgnsodEe
the g New alDs and government.
sdaia approved March H. 1854 Tor the puI-
meeting al obligations corporation Of the a.
u.s. send and THIRD municipalities, Of La etts maturing
dufng TIE yUeY 1876
80 I'D Win BE- received at this office from this
Tie second Mondsy Of October next S53 II O'Clock the
seri eef our Hundr aud fiy Bonds
cara each, asd bonds 70 By aAted the October 1885,
hittySeya years. he office u the Treasurer u city, with
urss. attached thereto, the
payable nasy ms cy New York, fiat Of
and the first Of October PT0posss
is 9r ae purchase Of bonas OF the New orsann
Dire sgd 70 the Com the Gonod New u
4n tho bond BE- aGildeAtd u the highest bidder Cors
talefa Ee-erviug u 10 rtiset Auy All bids.
Terms payment cGh, any obligation Of the city, the a
ta1nicisaltiss or city OF a ette, maturing ia 1855.
COMMISSIONERS.
mo. L. LEWIS, Mayor.
DIVIDE bEBuYS, Comptroller,
NJ, H. GAhLs 10, treasurer,
.. &MA L. ii. DuRELL,
Chairman FinAncs Countteu Beard Of Aldermen
]. EAGER,
Chaimhn Finance Committee Board Of Assistant Aldermen
" : Lee SECRETARY aul5id
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Cheap. Very Cheap!!

~ HOUSE-hEEPEhS = ECONOMIST =
y AND Jackson RANGES, CRATES AND STOVES. 80
LOOKING Stoves 81 full aud fully azl
well prices from 81 10 $O all completely also tbs
wsil known Eponomtlt Rseges. - ~
ms Large number OF theae important Ranges have ata sold
mas segrsd to me the advantage referring st
o purchasers, WHO veil Known will youa
aTy AND eady bs shown deaircd The saving ae pero
OF oesh owens i simple arrangensnt Of
with Pen top, which tos The eseappg and
e aeunnHe Tee eo4Vennee Of transport, it sards on et
ar To Ordinary Stoves al this Com2Ged, makes
ellis. s'-s S't'A
Japsnned and Tin Ware Broom Tubs Pa Kitchen Uenss
Spirit Gas. S-' tA' "''
soTts Of orS and Rparng done st the HOUSE FURNISH
p 49, ~ AhsAstfaESi, NO. ~ lamp Get, IJUnnG
iHulekss Church. W. |. i0pGSuN,
Ie2otul ISlecsss5r 10 D, Ssgay
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NJ % half pipes Poultney Rrsndy.
SIS half pipes niacsEt Brandy.
50 half pipes Vineyard PE6pF.eoia' Brandy.
ace Or. casks Port Wine
ASKS Madeira Wine.
rs Or shgrLy Wns..
$50 naakss Grape Lea Champagne,
baskets AesE a Ghanhon Champagne.
700 Clarss, yar9us brands.
10 casks Copenhagen Cherry Brandy.
puneheons Scotch and Irish Whsky,
punehecns Iamalca Rum.
For sale on liberal tsTms by
ies2T S. WOLFF, s5 Clmpstraa
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IMPORTS.


NEW YORk-Ship Far Wes-Asorted mdse
obiLEseamer oregon-1s bales osnabufgs coop pin o
nlis ~ tea hains-suudrss to Geddes. So -NN' :
M Samuel Peters seg $40 boxes sugar
segars, = bales do suudry conagaees. - 4 0@'' eases
BhAAos ST Nauus-8s bales cotton
p opoWsi Mills acoT do Sark, Day Stauif4rS do
oPe @olo DO Powell Hopknsapudrisa various CON
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COMMERcIAL MATTERs.
REVIEW OF THE MARKErs.


MONDAY moBNITG, August a. 1855
COTTON. There was fair demand on Saturday
and shout 1900 bales changed hands, mostly ut lower
prices for New crop and especially for the better qualities
We quote
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION,
lpis1er ;5Ss1 Miading Fair. .1sA
Middling: ..9s9S Good Fair
Good Middling. !. 1Oia- Good and Fine 80
ToBAcco....We did not hear of sale.
COTTON AND TOBACCO sTATEMENT
coTroE--bsIss Tosleeo--hhda
a.sslvsd s sines sSsi zss sao,o 1912
yssterday..... Ss2~12es7e3 171-521sl
12s3A1 75.8os
Exported to date. 1,26s041 6317s
saturday........ 1,ssa-1,26 1924 222-ea, s9s
Stock on hand, not cleared. .27,e17 1896
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs... -. Sugar was firm, with
sales Of IS hhds Fully Fair at &c. % at 8 and Choice
at e"..Of Molasses there the evee and
transactions were confined tc Refinery Reboed at
33GDa4t y gallon, in barrels.
FLOUR ...Msrket dull, and barely $50 bbs sold, in
three or four lots, at 81 50 p Dbl for superans,
GRAIN. Corn was heavy Sales $50 sacks Yellow
and Mixed at 64t 1876 White at the came some Inferior
Mixed at 6l@62, and 800 to 700 Prime Yellow at zoo ID
Of Wheat lot of I'll sacks Prime was taken
at 81 81 Oats rmer, with sales of 1900 sacks
including s6O New at $780, 7O0 in or three lots at 4o
and 26o Prime Old at 43. p bushel. Bran 800 sacks
were disposed Of at 72G0754 % loo fb.
PROVfs10Ns.... Pork advancing, and dealers
reszsd $40 W Dbl for retail lots of Mess and $40 for NJ
o. Holders were mostly asking $40 round lots Of Mess
and considerable portion of the stock Is limited at 500
p bbl Bacon firm, and 10 casks CITY Smoked
Shoulders wore taken at 100 y OF Lard we noticed
sale Of 42l bbs Prime, from store, at lie q, III.
CoFFEE.... $50 bags Prime New Rio we're sold az
ll%&, and on Friday evening 500 Ordinary Old at
y Ii.
TAGGING AND ROPE. 4. Sales 10 pieces Prime Ken
lucky Baggng were taken at 17 50 coils Good Rome 1T
81, and SO Fancy at $40.
GUNNY BAGS. Sales $50 bales, part to arrive at
141s4. z@.c- -
LARD OIL. Small lots were selling at Sot a gallon
WHISKY. Dexters retailing at Al, and Boyle,s
Rose at S76S8e We heard Of 100 bbIs RectEfed sold
two or three days since, at 34s u gallon.
FREIGHTs. ship was taken for Hayre at 1<a for
Cotton, and $12 SO hid for Tobacco-an advance. TO
Liverpool 500 bales Cotton shipped at 96d leaving
no room disengaged at that rate.
EXCHANGES. Still very dull We quote:
oteriihS JOS lol09k
isiSS .5t.l0a35f.l74 q dollar
NeW aoTR siAty-day Bills. MI u OF dis
elghs UneoEo on New York distp x u ct prem
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CATTLE MARKET,

SATURDAY EVENING, August Is 1865,
The market closed to-day with few Western Cattle er
Hogs en- sale An ample stock of Ordinary Cattle still
remain on hand Prices somewhat advanced for
Choice Western The arrivals to-day were 200 head Or
binary Cattle. "..
PRICES:
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DERUVIAE GUANo DEPOT, No. SIS and SIS
COMMENCE srREEf.-Reduction in the the tsENU.
INkPEauViAN GUAN0, imported by Castillo Hsrisps
EB all purchases msds sold n cent,
boats railroads. eve. sss " "A'
ssS sdgsm THOMAS ]. CASEY.
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fAEnf.AE JUSTICE nk Fax, DR.. MA fTdEH Va Nd tUfF-
EA ~ DoaLEARs MAN.-No. H.
sJ,,N sERIU dune writ de tieri tacias moi
sdiesse fion L. U. Gaan4 Justice Pa oea
"a rat9ssa dofleag is prvcsdfa i-an p4unaae
3AEO - DE- Spsn1re, f'acs e dc ban IA ,ui
suVaRte- ~ - =-'S--i 50 F''F'tS'e
"a GEEiAiN fhRRAN les hasmensa aunsliorsons
~ o tttLAi 10 Johnson PeIado,
M 70 70 aans F4lss 3d. at
rug uE IN
4fI.ip35
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WANTED.

M ANTED-GITY CASH WARRANTS wanted,
w y J.P.WHrTNEY co. ii camp street, as4
ata| ANTED--A TEACHER of the French Lam
gaageone capable Of ggIng nsrucson
1asic preiaHed. liberals salary wiz paid. Address
= :. La. f. PAkhEh La.
~ AAIED-A VESSEL of the capacity of
CIV balss Cotton, to load Northern bort ppy as-
an.eay 70 9. G. buGEkT 4 Co. So Camp street.
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JOSEF HaUFTY,
%V CAMP STREET, 90
importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY AND

NO. ~ Camp street. Under The City Hotel Netg Orleans
invite Lhe Of hoesas Retail Dealers End
lpoE ed ana constantly auppied roaghouG year
SHELL discrimination Shell Buffalo Conbs of ever st-
and yarletY. T'N'N 'S'a ssSAs
BRUSHESU descrfpon of his own ara =. a.
lowest Northern factory prices. "' '"'
FolET Psrumery, on Hair Pins Poms
tun1, Fancy Soaps, etc. 49, 1tNe-''
80 Pusks Picket Books York Bores Portable peasl
lye and shape, and at unusuaily prices, = : ''
GUNS, PLSlUL5, Knives, Colts
SCISSORS Rszort Life Prsssrve Fishing Reels and Taok n
every variety, 70 SUI tue most determined angler :
~ TIC Els, j E W ELkY etc
Inc stock IN hIA line consisting of thu T. Cooper M T. Tobias
hud Tea! 5oph johnson movements with tine
ana English Levers toys Their with large Of hne and sste
yeTe etc., have been great cag 81
many yes engaged in the Wholesale
saas ben exclusively for cash viii 30
81 EYER article warranted represented refund
~ Watches JeWsS, etc. carefully Repaired warranted
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KENRl-WEBKLY LINE OF STAGES FROM
- oSYkA pakAii nus oS THE JACKSON RAILROAD TO
SawhsoH A4ississtt PThe ua viii place
% me above pol Is Fri Veegy Lue
Y Instant leaving oaykaa 4, NJ i9alay Hedaesd ~
n asyi enyg lasso on Anday, Wednesday, day
NJ hls rents tOOwR the Inns t4
Urea Northern Raiosd Aagno, Samml Br5JAh ysa SA-
lAllg, Line store and Spring Ridge,
sare through 30 An baggage thirty pounds will be
ch"ged extra lau2l til TERRY, KILPhTRlCK = co.
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AsRAZIL NUTS--30 bbls Brazil Nuts, for
1 aalsby AZ. COCHRAN d HALL SO Gsayisr ~ vii
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d. FELT & sTETsON,
NJ. 81 CaD1n s,reet,
A BIrA CHRIsTY SPRINGS L4-l

"a,
The ppSe e. Pssrlssos & hs SALINE cALy Ibid
two mics fofn sbe city OF New odeAaa Ia ION nde
yle nine AMI hE on AadfsoaYe, nj an and .f io
Goylngtcn, L wosd call ts attention ii eons qan
hs"ithy region N the Play Woods access m the le IA
hfes OF vHrh ply dAlJ TO tbs yige from WIN
thete conveyance good ru III s
During Ehe sho time nat BE- in nsa mi, yoo
deu cerFs pmes hag ben fay atd urvn me
undersigned fuy warranted ling mat no vIp,s
oihe tuDNe OF the United States have IN ma en- m
snte u Dyspepsa Dtepsy, Dhea Campe or ron
bohchits WI np Dseaea, Ring Worm
Diseases u tho Bdger LAYER os and Genesa e,y
LIS erec. IL almost ilasahL .neGHsJ felt. = 1s'
Although prorss
buildings, hey VI be ioed e0morBe he
w" saAtahtee h 10 ane B tat Every
shoh 70 canofs w " pAId by well ssryan and evefy
eloft noe y tae edersigad to hs and
sure 81 nus gaesa PoHtng aleoaons cOmmelsgrae with he
p!roEAse already recved winch TeEpeculy
s' rra : ~ :. . -, NJ. j. s. B0SslERE.
DR.. Porter and Dr. AcLermaIk. ' S'N-
rge veGme Of water from the with strong current;
ITS tmpean fe wins iand 10 lie 50 degrees january gn
the air wac u degrees II IS unlike Kss IN ne es
rohoudi ana all these ed in eUnncoa with
It's uhusns chsuica competition, especially large qounl Of con-
taisi ilc, lead 10 iiereace sce VERY e.J in
the earth, being III tact sort Of Araau veil
The following are The results If chemical aaaIysIs
Ia O re Of water gning nearly garame there are
1881 gtAAes OF dy attes following lnste
1leukI IN tn al
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MONDAY aoRrrrs. August q, 1855,
COTTON. There was fair demand on Saturday,
and shout 1870 bales changed hands, mostly ut lower
prices Tor New crop and especially for the better qualities
We quote:
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'lsr VI gEsoaLs IN eoAr MOI CLEassI
SchoonerR.
Barks.
SKIPPING IATELLIGEHcE.
MospAY MoRNIss, Aug. 81, 1866
CIrARHp sbrrpn.1y

stcannhp Charles Morgan Place, Galveston and IndauoI
r.t.1 - $40, Harris Morgan
lP :! ~ tyets9n bufksr ior rev YORK Jenkin Williams
@h4 o falheephla, eigo Hynson
~ 'aAita L9yu iof lo JaLero, frce Converse
So Aslon, EarPaIt iSf sobie tiuntngdcn6
GU 1s-iI, IAIthohs lOt tAmlas WlGkbam
SeHf R4pFl0A' alohsNss i1f lople, HGntiDgdln
ARRIVED.
Steamship orzaba Forbes, Cruz Harris Morrsu6
'-e~ @-A
ship Far Vest Bennett is days from York to Woodruff
-ist disttet - " : ~ N-s'
Brig samasl Peters, days from Hayan1a Wiser &eoa d
- --e--
Steamship Nautilus Thompson Jao 18th instant via
Galveston. TO Harms q Morgan-lst district. - 49,
steam boals.
W W Farmer, Cooper from L5nisyile
Exchange Clark, Al
= Hays, BFaadsuhlIg from Memphls.
bntls sam, Muller, ST Louis
blats9n, iCusg, Memphis.
utesun AtSerG, Mobile
Towboat Ocean, thnpman from
the nth nstAuis bafk Eglanue bigs Getting Asion
Cooper and p1n Juan--preught MP snip Far West.
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LEGAL NOTICES,

fIEtE JusF,ees eouET j. JAcoNEr v, 4AeQuEs GRIzEAN
SAlLsA 2s oELkAss. No. IL SO,
s-gf VIRTUE of a writ of fieri faeias to NE d.
- recsh by The Hon. l. e. Aenu Feace of
the Fafisn OF ureah Will sell 1t public RSDaY
aasae ~ isss At IL O'Clock NJ my Warehouse, $50
ne lo OF fUhNiTuRE seized in the above
nu.9 }. J. Hoppe, Constable.
FEST JUSTICES IoGET, De. MATHEWS MR. HOE MAN
HAhlsh % oAAkAsB. No. lf,tSs.
NY slnIUE of g writ of fieri facias to me
m directed " ne Boa l. Galenats, s
ot me Parish ofsans, H u1lt suctOn
sAiohDAf SIN Sc tem5er, 1855, ocioek M
hrcaie, on h1agatne saes,
suests' the following described property,
certain LIZ W tihOuAD, buildings in
hsna taefeo sad LOT Corning OF Peaflu
sce1s nslng iot No. H. IN Square $40 measuring
uohs on Ftudo street. by i2J johnston
i l,t,apE S[.s.,.b,.
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ARRIVED
SPOKEN.


by the ship Faf West om New York. the 4h inst Berry
Islands bark Golden Age, on New York bouad Galveston
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4 AFFIGE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS

II Eff1CE VI NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
~ eaiItpIIuN-oee No. 81 Camp steet-Inrorpo rated nm
's T ~ Of .te Lsssaatafe, On lS.h March. 1855,
4bc 0eH Of lila Institution viii
poz,A morning Saaya exeeptsd from 10 an
Saturday uYsuings fr9nl 10 O'Clock. -' "eN VI
eiNHiss OF UAs pe!Lar and upwards Will received.
This einpoJIeEtof strictly lineI by tho Ect r.
oaton 10 .he Fabc Debts States tg sst eor-
siAna. and Of lhs CiEy Of New orieana 80 q 31oHs
Loans aud snmorovad T, :,
81 the appraised caeh valae. 2 ~ percent
Leans of the Iurp4rorsed
Tieana not exceeding 6O cent 'e
Al Interest Froat derived the lnent Of tt
na latFitated senl anhlaiJ among Ine pepotr IL ~
NO 4rnotea directly indirectly
cslFe emoIuLleRB go iaa-s' " 70
CerihrataH Of 2ogits having interest at rata
WILDE far
TRUSTEES
70 II sM aI a. a. - rely, William vozel,
g. c. Lanean, -, sumner,
WilhsHnz Eogari, z. n. Wood 'rhe.ss 'ohas,
Thog. A. Adams, H. A. Braaford n n u n,SttA,
W, n MERCER, President
A. D. KELLY,
a.. VIM YOlEi, yiee Prosias.,,
Il. B. SUMEER,
D. d. TIriiERS. I reRzursr
. sSsly
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a lR LINE ROUTE FROM r. 4-5gss5ssggsgssss1
"a ST LOUIS TO CH seAGo. Wis c1i eGsg--xg-zzs-es
cAt5. ALTON AND ST. lous "a LR tap, aFnsris chicago
us. IL AND EyPGEss ROUTE carrying tbs Great NOr.hsru
Two DAILY PASSENGER TRAIssi
The C4ingn Alt1n Railroad splendid
passenger WINCHESTER and REINDaEH, leave 81.
Louis dnily, suAanys slreptet--
winchester Ai',,...''.''. a. ~
Steamers q Au 1913 miesI
with shs Ezprss Ttatas for t;hi ago as fioss: ~ S
ps t1pieas Leaves Alton af..............In.30 A. NJ
pass carinyiiis spfiSs aid Eocaa. Vo s
arivi Al follows: SN " n1ssNsSs
IL p. NJ.
- :. '-.t.''.s S.3J a. ".
iaHs from ST Louis 10 Chicaso = Vieela Hours.
A. .,,,,.. oSSEcTtoNS;
az INNS ths
VA IA fod 20 all pa IS OF he sAst i5as 2
Al SfiG A9tMth Expr,sa adi lnapoli Gneanst
an, l2aisYlllt, al tGana Ode
Al Vi v 49, in Ssi=Oa h4iais Gsr1at mAttuE ths
To- only fslshs a4d asedinas central Nseon
lena bnea9G-, S Pal SAD Tier Psz o. tss efFer
AT aotETtounsatpg leland RAfoai Tor 9awa
10 fsia am hqsk lssas--4icci rqste y esntf,i tgs-
Al hLloMtN9fosNsii III il Genital aliod for Eists snd
AT SPRIS Hst4ri n
Jacks lnvIie, and ~
siass lines 70, !. harels Po,n w ! siatsTer
t THO gh Ticket g. ~ p COS above ertr ed 30
tanned tho d tho Megy Cenat Mi gaa sbut
ard all othtr railroad oes In 81 Lea SIds ii
Alton
@ cbisago pt4insdsie 20 MS can ba had ON
the Aca wlaIiboa 81 ST. Louis, tbs stsaess al ho
TeRst uhte Of the Company. =
saslf RI lRGAN. ia, Superintendent
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ih9 De Bschelr OF Lava will conferred those stu
dtua only who Bha attended fall
oae fail eIp having twelve months the
q Coans llo at La VINO shs, e1snfualan
~ Tue Poessors be ou deserving the
ebip9sfe student pfatIe law Courts of ,ge
Ee Of each troesor five doars; ee
i've dollary aud len do iiars for the diponA. Z
AL communicates of the acuty
a. New Ueans CHRISTIAN RuSELTUS,
s tlS4 fa""tEti Dean OF the Faculty.
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asOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.-We have just
Lorenzo, America pten
d eyey thing % which viii sell
modatDg terms.
psn.eI4' aud Factors orders particularly attended to-,
NEWHALL VALENTINE Il CO..
m6H s.. SIS and 81 Commoo si,,ao
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IAE AOSI AEElCACl0UE.
=, ,S,,.., QuEBee Fehrugry Ith 1851.
M ESsRS. B. A. FAHNESTOCK & Cove
1Y& mad the pleasure ofsceiyng moruipg within ce
u your EkAIFuaE very gratifying Ia Won IA
1t Was sent voluntarily. - " tNHi -
We are, gentlemen. yours very truly.
'. MUSSON & co.
GENTLEMEN My little daughter four years and my soa older
Were lor considerable auhsrlu
bottles Of Venngs, of which dolvp
us 70 an eelons and arrange ess they
passed no less FIVE HUNDRED WORS,
ora afy length OF from twelve hitssnin inches.
ihvle the beneficial Ysrmfuge feel
my duty to recommend to he plbhc the efaepus
feneaisa dganst worms ever ysL offered public.
eeEsenen believe your humble feryant
NATHANIEL LEATERS.
Sold wholesale and retail the principal and
UuEnp khe uitadS States. de- Inn
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inquest the body Of unknown white boy about t
teen years old found in the river at Post &c. Third Dis
trct. Verdict, found drowned.
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UNIVERSITY SE L0TIsIANA-LAW DEPAKT-
Y MENE.
YHyHE Lectures in thls Department will oom.

Chairman Finance Committee q Assistant Aldermen
$, LEE, Secretary. ani5I5
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SUPERIOR.

DOUGLAS COUNTY, WISCONSIN,.
'SS place situated the bay of Superior and Left
i Hand river, the head of Lake Superior and pos.
better site, better harbOr and greater advan
tages for commercial city, than any other point in the
northwest, and is equa!ed in prospective Importance
by Chicago only.
The proprietors have a clear, undsputed, and unin
numbered title to the land upon which SUPERIOR laid
OUT and all purchasers of lots receive warrantee deeds
for the same
Superior laid during the past season. and al
ready contains several hundred inhabitants large no
tel, number of stores, a Commodious pier with air
houses and in al! respects the hOurishing new
town in the west. The county seat, u. 8. Land OF
flee, and Post Office located here where the Missis
sppi and Lake Superior U. $. Military Road, now in
course of construction, connecting with St. Paul.
1t is also the lake of all the project
ed railroads the head of Lake Superior. The $500
canal will be open by june after which time four lines
OF lake steamers will run to Superior-one from Chi
cago two from Cleveland and one from Buffalo: r .
vessels having been built expressly fer this trade
Two steam saw mills and printing press
the way Superior, and will be promptly to work
One-haf OF the lots have been appropriated by the
propretOr to be sold by the undersigned actual
tiers on easy terms, and to provide fund for eXtensv
public improvements. Liberal appropriations hav
been made for public purposes-parks, churches, raj
roads, &C., &c. .H. a-. p
o. In order to correct the Misrepresentation arisin Z
from similarity of names, il proper State that 'u
perior City" about the title of which legal conroyer
sy exists, is another and different place. and in a d
erent township from Superior. .s .s9.-E
~ Maps OF Superior are signed by Thos. Clark,
veyOr, and VIM. III. Newton, agent and attorney for
prOprietors, AM may be in the principal hotels
St Paul Gaena, Chicago Detroit, Cleveland Toledo,
Buffalo and other cities.
All persons who wish 10 purchase or OBJ tain infOr
nation can apply to WIN. H. Newton, Superior Doug
las county, Wisconsin.
WIN. II. NEWTON,
Agent & Attorney for Proprietors of Superior.
Nav 3, 1853.
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N1IVNESOIN LAND AGENCY.
AND DEPOSIT OFFICE.

CARLOS WILCOX,
Notary Public and Conveyancer Dealer in Real Estate
and General Agent
Office, an The s. Land Office Budding, Iinnea polls
NJ z.
CUR"EYING ~ PLATING of every description
- done with accuracy. Particular attention given
Surveying and Locating Government Lands in the Pine
ries and elsewhere in the Territory. Gold and Land
Warrants are in request-investments made or loans
negotiated ; collections made and taxes paid-agea
cies solicited. Nod.
Strangers and citizens wishing to locate, sell pur
chase lands are invited to call. Claimants make
advantageous arrangements with for their purchase
money. Valuable property now and always on hand in
the Embryo Cities of Minneapolis, ST. Anthony and st.
Paul ; Also improved farms, rural and Pine lands, all
of which offer on the most liberal terms.
specially solicit, and hope to merit, share of public
and private trust
August 9, 1853. aug 9-dGwtf
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Mtgrcua1Ieo1ls.
NOTICE.

NOHkCEs
TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA, s.. In Jnstiee's
County of Ramsey. Court.
To E. Horts:
YOU hereby notified that writ Of attachment
L has been issued against you and your property at
tached satisfy the demand Of Washington Sizes and
William E. Hunt, partners, under the and firm Of
g Stees K Hunt" amounting TO the sum of ninety dol
lars.
Now, unless you shall appear before Joseph lie May
Justice of the Peace, and for said county, at his
office, in st. Paul. the twentieth 20) day of October
A D. 1885, at ten Q0) O'Clock in the forenoon judgment
will be rendered against you and your property sold TO
pay the debt.
Dated this 18th day of September, A. ID. 1855.
w, WASHINGTON = ! Mr sTEEs Plaintiffs.
AMEs d VAN ErTEN, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Sept. "a. EH dit Wit
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MADE Harry esterday, we met u Young
hdy, who had just called On an elderly widow
Who informed her that she was very happy
|br an unexpected arrival of a small sum of
honey from her sou, had enabled her to rem
er still poorer widow than herself happy
fhe inquired how much she had received, and
Fas told five dollars. She then asked how
much she had bestowed upon her poorer neigh
or; the reply was, two dollars, with which
he had gone forth with tears in her eyes, to
urchase few comforts for daughter. who
as dying of consumption.