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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12

great he ght distance. dc sirrtd TOR Railroad sta
tons, Furnaces Mime, Rotlirg Mills. Papsr MINIS
Factories Staio nary Fire Engines. tia.cen Ergnes
Wells, Cisterns, and for all purposes where Pump
be used.
These Pumps are now in use all the princIpai
Railroad. nth rnd West
II fSlLNER EEnAL awarded 10 the-s Pumrs Mt
lie late P.i Of tie ohio NAchauics' hstitute
u Fail and perfect satisfaction gnAfHlteed in all
cHtrs here ropeti! pG; up, according todrcciiuus
u Orders thankfully received and promptly riied
by MOS rs Il LITTER, Office a. Burrows 4 Pretty
mans From, Street, Davenport, Iowa.
An. 18th. 1855 -w-d I'm
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NEWS AND. BOOK INKS.

Y1u1xRS' GLUE, &c.
Specimen Books i'll be sent On Application to those
wishinS 10 order from this Foundry.
OLD TYPE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR NEW
al cents per A., delivered store. WeElso in
tend having on baud at all times
NEWS PAPER Of the USUAL SIZES.
Any slse not on hand, made " order. We haze also
hess sppoistsA sgeEts for
Hoes Superior Printing Presses.
which % will furnish " order at short notice We
hSye alrssdy supplied several ehees. These Presses
rive snsssrssl sst daction. Catalogues with prices
snt possase frce on application We Furnish Type
skie3 the sssss CAS- discount, addis2traLsporia-
Address
II. A. PORTER q BROTHER,
North Western Type Agency, Roet Island.
az An1. n. lEla d. 4 Il N.
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St Louis and St. Paul Packet.

81. Louis and st. Paul racket
4 sn 4 THE steamer MARY G.. NJ. A. FoRcE
aAlsfSFas q Master. has just been thorough, over
Rz6z1 IA hauled and repaired and isnow in
complete running order and will run during the
season between st. Iouisand st. Panl, touching
at all intermediate landings. For fire. ehi apply on
board orto BURROWS T. PRETTYMAN.
April. 25.. 1885 Is
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12
DRY LUnBER

HAVE now u nd aay quantity fthe best
l Htg HRfi Humber.
WlRRAyTEH 1H0R0UGHL r KILN DRIED.
Having purchased several large Wilson'S IN aalt-,
nd aappii oil deficiencies from the thirago Yards,
. ii ava ~ srSi rtist ~ ~ all Kinds ~ un
b,y "a hand Also Piae ShnyteS P.iitEss, Josts,
gtndaing. ash Turing for bfirt hoasts, ittb, &c
N-Yuaire North ef tue Sinitls' ssap, you etiter
the eits b. Camden road
Racs island, sepl3sG. BENZ. Y. WALSH.
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READY MAZE CLOTHING!
LIGHT, LIGHT, LIGHT,

NOT Gas Lght-but Economical Facts in Lamp
~ Light.
Cine gal of VaEderhooi's Fountain Oil costs 81 50
Hati pihtof 10
One Of Vanierhoof's Britannia Metal Patent Foun-
tainLamps costs sI3J
Extra Tin Foot Loaded, %
Tin Lamps, =. IS
Hair plat OF the Fountain OIL will burn dou BILE
wieks, giving brilliant and steady light
e hodrs, CT }. hours Tor u fraetien over ! cent.
The ronn;din Lamp holds haifpint, and once filled
and trimmed Wal burn eight evenings DG 81 hours each
without belng reaiied or trimmed, saving AN i'm.
mense deal Of trouble, ana removing one ,f The
greaiesiobJe lions the Of oil.
viii be apparent totvery one who examines this
matter That TINS Is by Tar the cheapest and best Ugh.
family eau nse, and being pure, fixed oil, free
from smoke, pleasant both the and smell, and
free OF ali danger from explosions, it enas
Iseii as being Just the Ring thai every family
quires.
In" subscriber for the present is located on Main.
Det. front Second sis., in W. Jennings Clothing
store, where the pubic invited TO cali exam
me These lamps. JAS. T.. SM ULL,
Ocl2Jdtt IN Sole Agent f. r The State of Iowa
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I'lNttLtr TT . WY eNttntfVr FFFUTfn fh'0f
Toys. Coils & Fancy Notions generally

Toys, Coils & Fancy Notions generally,
Merchants y fnd II 10 their t.r..I lie ,AttI,
our Stock before making heir IUfclHst,, tsNeiu
potta our Foreign G0uGs. direct from tho nttut,
urer- hns saving ils ROM al thc faf.stp mi OFTEN
aud h,ilg iheFeL! enabled 10 sell d. low rs ), in
,vEn dealer an l.aan
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
: HEuuaersigueG has pct.t d GenersilItci{rtfs.
oHcc with complete sci 81 boot, W MAI is
enter all kinds ~ keA GBd Personal Proi ri, e,,s
- for rent. iht EHmes OF an seTytrt. Ia Ill Ia
places IN fatalities " thin the ciIs 4l,oile a
Mechanics lbhorertA and oti effscek II en- slstr tIL
so thutta &c hoare in search ct Huutrs 4 uts ST.
TaGts. DC eaHuoif6ii OF hucd iit sUt e.ss ~ 0lsi
inrrIthsrby eallirg al ny oh,cc Charrcr ~, tett,t
Cal Id register Your waEts or oraUrtHid the, vl
receive prom tluruiioB.
A. FiSFFtFIH.
No. Commercial b iidirg,
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cLAtsoaNg coResss5,voey ~ q

r1. hISDyg, La, Augnst 30 1885
4itors CreseeSt-I an OF saeee W sc r.y - ,. s..
appear in the POLITICAL arena Ii,e evars ,a,t r -
t this time deeply eHstors ses me ttiSrunh ~ t
Democratic principles in the proper seues Of the tsrn
IAN Native nsriGsu Of ot5ef fiae such A. our fsrd
Derogny and have teneed TO day that bss NOV
arrived when the wstchword would be souned a.
the eocsin calling as 10 great moral contest nsatuet
iorei5n infaence In couutty IL has rn snunded
asf many gallant spirits have come to the rescue IN
North Lonissapa TIE good IS prgressns rapidly
Caddo and De Soto have he ard the sond aud in
VIII gvea lsr9e mi 7r1ty in favor Of snerfcanm The
gataat Hodge Is awake and the Young giant only few
aaSs since met the iionike WickH the eaoooste tor
eoyernor and the tigsriks Noise the eanddats for At
tnsy 6enerai and obtained coDplete trfumpb verffy-
ns ths old adsge that truth rs mighty ard wilt prevajI
Does.er ~ msnfnty engaged in thscontees Looney n
I ~ tfasiF norzon Ssm ID advancing Odt latourne
- 81 1ghe vnr kossn1an, the candidate Auditor Ia
s Npoe auty in this of the and Ia csr-
fanny great strength and noble support to the whole
tiekes Bienyiils is doing mighty sosk and VIII GER
sany sever the fetters with which She bas tsen bound
ne has only been sleeping powerful 6pjats ad
b5 political physjcln here known ss John L.
i.eTts. We TsceSved visit from Meesrss wckfe and
asise on the 18th who bosstst that they onld aross
ned hiyer Hh an unprecedented majority and their
election certain - = =
ion the cid motto, united stand divided
we are Unted aud The Ticket will receive full
lnsart5 support in North Laufs.spe In our entire
District candidates are not only hat
but for the ticket the entire prin-
ras,5 are no divisions among u.s. bat all Of one
one OF isct in view You shan have good
A Ia ~ In aossrst sr; promise yeu ct least
. A"5s1''S ,lam Old Glsiborne -. O.
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NHTAs brought to the City Police Jail, on the 10th
Wv September, 1855 the negro boy WILLIAM: is 6
high has under the left eyes says he belongs
to Mr. Caleb Tucker sugar planter Bayou Lafourche
Ave miles from Thbodanxyie. This owner is requested
to call and claim said slave according to law.
Il BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail
New Orleans, Sept 10, 1855. ss sell In
HAS surrendered himself to the City Police jail, on
the 5th inst, the negro boy SAM, iss - 2 inches
hgn has cut the left side of his Says he be-
longs the estate Of Rvas late planter Of Paquemipe
The agents owners requested to call and claim ra
slave according to law, ~ S.. tass 9ts3 =
D. BLANCHARD, Keeper c!.y Poias jail,
AsT eslstas, Esslr ~, 1asE, SAL lss
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NUMBER 1917
OFFICIAL---oFFIcIAL.
39 CONTROLLERS oFPf6I

CONTROLLERS oFFfsg, !
City Of New Orleans. August 2s 1851 /
, Re.,,,.. ,, No. 1888
t.esospea, That the Ciiy CoruniroIfer be ard no :;
not;ns IN 70 eause to be sold after thirty davis
Mars nav e sans Snsa journal Of The ety The nesress
asys haying been forfeited the city. n I, ~
non ConncIh.f 7epPtoVa OF The Com
~ [sIgnedl GERSpn Sp,r,,,
President pro tein Board OF Assist.o, ii,it ~
toisns'I JOHN CULBsRTsON
President pre- tsIn. Board Of Aid.r,rs,
is'saedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
.,s Notice is hereby given that on WEDNESDAY. tbs
Sola OF septembef next, twiI far r.. a
'he oisy Wofk-housei at O'clock the ahovs shave,
uao,, q: DEBUYS,
-.. aaS2 y - f0 sf.s + 5s5s CoHpJtrolsr
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CoMPTRoLLERia OFFICE.
r,,x,,ox City Of New orieats Bay1 1855 = /
RESOLVED, That the Comptroller be- and he N ereby
eutnorzsd and required to give notice. by standing al
VertSsment 70 the efiicia jourDa chat in accordancs
ME the ninth section Of ordinance No l442 apprnved
March 30 1854 the Council viii not pay any bill sgsfst
nniees contracted under authority Of an order
she in accordance with the ordinance
'eieffeaso tsigned] e. L. TRACY
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
tsignedj - L. H PLACE
Approved April 2s 1855 - y s' 1A''es "aen'
[signedI JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
Ihe attention Of the officers of the city and of The
pubic respectfully called The tsxezoipe rrsopton
a,o 49,. rfQspE BUYS
reV'H fnmntrnar Cift If NJ o. orIeans
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DEATH AMONG THE CArrLE-A mortal disease
has recently made its appearance among the
cattle at Long Pond, on the mountain, about the
conjunction of the county corners of Columbia,
Sullivan and Lucerhe, Pa. About two weeks
since, in one day, they found twenty seven dead
cattle in the woods on the mountain The DIS
ease by which SO many have met their death is
supposed to have originated from some impurl-
ties drank from the stagnant pools, without
being accessible to any pure water s
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lime between Washington and Cincinnati II hours
fEss fad ssFsss S Gbssai % b h11 Washington
havng greatly improved Its Western cons now offers the
1sst n besween Wangon Baltimore and
ne between the trains and The
hound West from BALTIMORE awsys promptly made ii The
,nson Junction. (atey called The Relay House nine miles from
bamore the only change between Wshue
Ton and he Ohio river Baggage through Wheeng
the Warrington station there
t9e paasenser without Charge holding through
pon,s NE ans leave Wash daily at
a. M ana ~ r. M Ol Sundays hour or Nv
At wheeling direct connection The tains of ths Gem
ing through eambdge zsnevi NawsrE 10 Thss
sanaesky Railroad for sandusky Toledo, Detroit Chitago ST.
At Columbus The O. Railroad trains connect with tba
The Little Miami Railroad Xeaia GinennA l. Lppsvis ak
AZ Aeha ton Little Miami Ralrsed) rm viii IN
ain through Da Inisnap Irfre Hau avstte Oh;
eago, Rock Island St Louis, ETC. 's' -t'i'4 wv WI
Passengers he9mg through ekea Momphs vckaburg MT
To- the Mail the Ohio Tckes 10y Evans
we, E ea,o W. and 81 Loats are sold by this
nkS are sold when the Ohio Wbeelipg and
orsy nss) where the Cleveland and
rayseq that while this the onv rote
aneahs through ckes and ashngto it is also tbe
grea ~est Tns distance Washington 10 Cncnna hnt
s eeipg aSon le0 miles shorter than other ronte
o., Columbus ls ss Dayton CINCINNATI se:
iiVsa sa ss 81 6y steamer from Cincinnati as ndnapois
and VS. 5o ST. Louis vas Mempbis S9s New
For frederisk and Hsrpe Ferry Mansbug Berkeley Springs
passengers leave Washir gtou al A. AZ p F
inhof way ahons between Baltimore Wheeling take a. MI
for the trains and from Baltimore Annapolis see uoec,
ES Per further information, through tickets apply to Hos
JOHN H. DONE.
;ao4s Master OF Tranaportnton,a
and bhIp kaiIr Rnltin
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FALL. OF A BRIpsE--As Van Amburg s. Co..
menagerie was crossing 8 bridge in Burhngtons
n, j.. on the 24th nit, the bridge gave way,
| aud the cage containing the rhInoceros went
| down. The rhinoceros, horses and driver were
badly bruised, and lad who was standing on
the bridge st the time lwas 40 seriously spiurea
tAat bis lifs b asspAiras Of,
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SECOND DISTRICT Pound.


VA AS brought to the Second District Pound corner
Wv of Sc. Ann and Derbigny streets, as estrays-
One white and black spotted she Goat.
One brown, white and black she doat
One small brown white and black she Goat wtha COL
lar, o. Y~
One yellow white, and black she Goat, with scar on
the right hip.
Which, if not claimed within ten days, and the ex-
pensss thereon paid will be sold at public auction said
pound, on FRIDAY, the 2lst September at 10 O'clock
A. NJ. AUG. 8. PHELPS Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, Sept. 10, 1856 ~ %
III asete conduit au Depot des Epaves du Second
IL District, apangs des raes St. Anne and perbgny
comme epaves- T.. 4. -
Une Chevre ayant des taches blanches and noires,
Une Ghayre, bruno, blanche and noire.
une petite Cheyre brune blanche and nore ayant un
collier. zzy.z,q=stz-
Une Cheyre jaune, blanche ct poire, ayant une cca
trice a Ia hauche droite.
81 les diets anuaux ne sont pas rcanes dams dix eur
ct les dspenses payes lis seropt vendus penchere
pnbique, au dit depot, VENDREDI, le al courant, u
10 hsures A. M. AUG. s. PHELPS a.
Commissaire des Rues.
NouyelIe Orleans, 10 septembre, 1855 se11-l7-2l
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LOUISIANA IrEns.-4he Baton Rouge Gazette

q
LOUISIANA lTEMS.-The Baton Rouge Gazette
| of the4sth sayzs Vi sc - N .
| rI II n ~, w. -. 4 ..zs2s
t+ tL. - y ni ~. 20 afe Glau 70 Dc aoie TO
80 @ @ t We nase Dau lof gay OF two past hardly any
~ @ VI leet ~ tomn ~ Is EVIDENT that tbs disease
h. S 20" tys asoe opiess new maternal should be
ptuusp1 neFe' 4aose ASeaay SICK ate doing as we'll
Tho Fr.nk1i, 70. NJ, D. a.,
~ D1AsA pA1.nS otus
says SsEE~G
The yellow fever appears to be steahIy pursuinp its
onward march not onjy in onr parish but in oh.r
tions of state oo Montay afternoon we were in
formed that there were eleven cases os elearlv
missed yellow fever 10 and about Psttersopvir and yes
terday morning we were told gentleman inst rrysd
The disease is mot copsaarad "a h f ht ~
ever, large majority of the cases readily Weld to
'e's ea'inene ~heh attended TO at an early stsge.
aHe sane paper says; 1sM1E 6as
M @ raaS ass u pie" aate gale here, accompanied
places and no dou6t dne eonsiaaysls da,ns, ~
IT, reach - ne he ght ship AehataAya Captain Jacobs
Turkey Hammock and ia mncb in;.rsd ph lsht s ~
Peasanton, Capt Smith stationed on shin Island shos5
parted her moorngs 10 o'clock in the marnioe and
dtited ashore Shelf Keys about O'clock that night
also much irjueed Fears entertained on Sunday
Tor the late OF the Last Island packet the STAR was
would have many essngers on board but this staunch
nh escaped anp]aEed and ARRIVING here on
, - apt r. tS s'On1, "''' 81.
( The Pointe Coupee Echo, of the Sth. has the
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EMPIRE PARISH CORRESPONDENTS

/. PARISH OF PtAaursuNEs, Sept 10th 1855
Editors Crestent--At convention of the American
tions were made.
Marcel Dneros of St bernard for the Senate tie
Senatorial District comprising Agiers and the
parishes of ST. Bernard and Plsqueminss,
Thomas g. Mackay Of the BonGuilo Settlement for the
House.
Lefiehe, for Sheriff
Simeon Martin for Clerk.
Nathaniel Gathcast, for Assessor.
Fhltre Denesse, for Coroner. ss
stronger ticket could not be chosen. We
that next November the American ticket both for
parish and State officers, will triumph BY an overghelm
ing maj 1rity, Three cheers for the nominees
take the following items OF news from asst Saturday d
National: - l4t-
was murdered at sea BY two of his negroes. =
Mr. Where the Coroner OF this parish held last week an
inquest the body OF woman found in the river iu
front Mr. Mcnchon's pantation 1t is supposed chat
deceased died Oh board Of one Of the tow boats runnine
the river aud then overheard Such are tht
surmises Of the National From what has already oc
belief that the editor is right law should Be- enacted
at the next session Of the Legislature for Furnishing
severely such offences. - (;
We are almost every day dslugsd by heavy showers
This weather vii have bad effect our efoPs.
fMessrs Fabre, Eusts, Dncros and Gen. Lacoste pad
Saturday the of the Empire
Fabre and Gen Lacose lss the Ooeia al tbs Burss
settlement and the other gentlemen returned the city
was mistaken the other DAY when wrote you that
Mr. Vilere had bean chosen by the Democrats Of the
Ralize and Jesuitsi Bend Such is not the fsct This
gentleman wrote letter to of his friends WHO
proposed To run MIN for ths House, saying tHsb ne
consent become candidate this office only If the
whole Democratic party to nominate him
Iagain rapeat to-day what said last week that Tom
Maeay will elected in spite OF the oppostton OF the
Pointe- Hache demagogues Success TO friend Tom
Our Locooco friends far from counting vie-
tory in the Empire Parrish They doubt of the result
Ithey are right TO do The American party haron
| ous and the Antics are divided
II had time shond give some items Of news, hat
am IN hurry make haste 70 Gloss this scrawl Nor,
/ anon. fE7 5tE = ~ 5s 's7s#'E w.
--1A
steamer Jas n. Gristwas near Wilmington N O., on he
ina
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/ DYSPEPSIA POSITIVELY CUKED.-Dn

ny BECkWiTH'S ANTIDYSPEPTIC PILLS, altar n trial ~
twenty-five nost ensn
men tne Uned states admitted BEST ANTI
DfSPEPfIC MEDICINE public pYce
per box More than 100000 disposed hs
ae Iey are putnp with the
tn @ Inc same number 4o The propiets
hsFiCAcY y THEIR USE 4 is needless publish eersiaeaes
sa hss numbers Of them testfyin the strongest
tfeir virtues, Green fhon
hnisgipp Rt Rev Bishop Frseuan VIM loPhssters b.
g sors os 0aIsna % Hon Judge
hoat of similar personngea. =
For ssie Jas syme G. N Morrison E. B. Wheel
ok n hennedy Beach, a. Bpagh andby generally
~ None genuine without the BECK
WITH NJ D. Peerabars va whom please apply
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RECEIPTS OF Corrosive give below the re-
ceipts of cotton per wagons at this port, says
the Shreveport South Western, from the 1st
September last to the 2Sth August: 50.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

NEW ORLEANS, OPE. ~. rs.g ssfssssss.isss5l
~ IousAs AND ehE1T aRa y EEsF M - i se
SUM MER AR IAN o Z MENT
e s,sIs. aay I'd
a NJ Returning leaves Lafsass Crossing O'clock r NJ and
Special Train will Isiefs every saturday afternoon q.
t's9P'Rs asass M A' Crossing
EhenrHon ieEe 20 and rethS she day, will
T. Bnysg Az Alsmapdss ss
F Ths stop. At efss ol ia Of
dsIopS III " p getting on and Of 4, 1hat Eo9 srr
sM sos Asb gBahANs; aFaAT s5E2Afas gAdhs ID IL
kARoAD Depot csops street. Clara rear
PASSENGER TRAIN daily to osyks s miles from New orsAD3
sy asaas & n sss. 9sfi A. 4 E.
seTa rsesigSa 90 landed at all Intermediate stations
seh-ihrse Gents Per mile, eseh Children and ssrsan
s,es. sReaI .1.,r TRAIN F5.s.1 eP ,hs City
70 New qssns and ason every Monday
p rss9SpAYs Eli EnsSsn " ssag holder
Se''on 1'ess as'as ss sss:
NEW YORK AND ERIE ID ysa 5sss.sasisEss|S5l::,
q ssusDArss satEeoAP sa5 ss. fs,r,., r,, - : s
a aga ram. f 1 Mfna sSs NAY ss q q5s,
PTshsEs PTsFaEs t2FEESs tE2xFRESs e :, a9% Dsnsits
MALL, a. sils A. NJ for Dagkirk Buffalo, nttrnieda,e
f,faags y tbln train Will remain oswego,
E6QKLA " =, p NJ ton ths foot of Chambers
@ TASsES sEf at r NJ, for &ewbargh otisyle,
S!gAT EXPRESS, as b;30P. Nj fer Daptik and Buffalo,
lilgHAnI Al6 T. At ior unkk Bufao Intermediate
Wax ExpRRss at 1880 NJ ounkrk and Buffalo and inter
These EaBess Trains Ema with he Enra and Mia
a M sbaa @ r NaseIs M n \ Buffalo and pank vii
etc., and with hratciass splendid Steamers ports
zmYSltf - D c. McCALLUNT. GenersI Snna,,ntenas,t
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] The total receipts during the same time last
season amounted to 72269 bales. The def
sciency this season is occasioned by the planters
keeping their cotton at home, there being no op-
portunity to ship it at reasonable prices.
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Receipts per wagons ut the warehouses 63 14T
at Mrs Alexander's. 1Se0
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. On the night of the lst instant, while the
steamer jas r.. Grist,was near Wilmington O., on her
way to Fsyettesie. she in collision with small
freight bost coptsning six PERSONS Thssight
upset. drowning two negroes, and badly ipurlps nan
aemsa Hsysssl ghs eshsFs escaped,
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Total receipts. tat45
Shipped during same time. OF 4OI
Stock on hand 7246-64647
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ANkl- EEKLY LINE OF ~. g,, -s,f1I;s-s-,,l.5
EAST FSfSisS FsSlAsEs FROM cLaToN. .H A ss
" H. on Inc no SE :" oRtEANsand JACKSON RAILROAD.
esving Ame City every Monday WedneadaF and traay on
o tue Passenger Tah Nov Orleans Clinton
ane at O'Clock returning, win caton avery
m a aS hS aaa ssssdas a O'Clock in ths morning and
ian h ny sh fsae will from to Cn
S,asn % ay nus route ls So milea by Railroad by
see foad 10 over abeautpi country ford
gooa natural road sthes Mail on th
MA al al IL s transmission OF Letters Papera boen
Cafondes sa. Gs "a as Orleans and Iaehaon Railroad
ion @ " ps Friday ~ At O'Clock every attsn
Ths FaJs r delivery and Papers,
h Fin from New Orleans Clinton win
e and safest rcue rom o seen that this the cheapest quick
SttGhns,
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"a GAKANbfUkIATION FROM CHARLES-
n TON, D. c. TO MONTGOMERY AhA-UniI further notice
The rates ofireight tom Charleston, s. AIa
be follows; - ''' -H' wa
First GLASS; per cubic foot 90 oenboxes bonnet furniture
oapses aaas tens Gion matches and other light uclea
Second cisn lpt vi 40 shoes adderv
dry gods glass paints pink root gins toneotoney rasins
drum hg "t and ato ,rpeihe cass sbgar eof
iee rop cbsese lard, toblnco leather,
steel sheet and hooPrcn machinery. w carriage sinra ai
clnds hadwnre guns hollow r1ossss i
white lead, liquor, cockery in crates 10 '''
Eve ry information relative shipment goo a via m
the Of Georgia. Tannsspe and Aan may 6a Obtained on
aPptteatont 10 HENRY YoNGE
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AN. ORDINANCE concerning the ~harves Of the |
City of New Orleans, and providing for farming |
the revenues thereof
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4 " w!iiopen in June and rs kssssA
celys vhitors on the a0tn month. -Gekan-
hs esa9hmsn comprises the Hotel containing twelve of
pfee or ay oos with
ms single or and twelve tbe
oafdsn Of yafsus sze and with
oIoia be preferred With upnv of Bshno
HOUSES private and pnbc Coach uss n
70 the demand Of such eatabiet nent ~ - F.Nfe''A
House ~, BE- provided IN the mca liberal stocked
win the choicest Wines Of avsry approved brand, y ~
For and large BJwlins Saloon B,la,d
soo Ladies', and sntemena Archery Ionnd and
g permanens Band provided. ' W
= ' - = ~ N's1o'i Naiiphn ana iaieti-
m or the season will be the lowea psb with
hcoma may BIS selected at by
Shnsk BALM BRIDGE at hs Hotoi CG street. Ner
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The ProPretor calling the Public To this prspnr
on feeling Of the confidence
adsP 10 ihe diseases for which recommended.
II and article that Of
ton yea trial before american psops reputation sAia
Ia unvad lar preparations
favor By s most and well known Physcian
Individuals all the country The follow M
from your stas sbntted referring
Farmers and Famtesyto be had gratis OF all he
BtLem.
Principal Office and hnnHfactofy Pa
EFT Sold wholesale Retail JOHN WRIGHTf6 Co. Isl