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sSARNES' HOTEL, Mississippi City, Azsa,
Malsspp will be open for reception visitors EnM
ph ystcian. Wal RARNss presn,,
Now Orleans, April H. 1885, AK 1884, ene
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The following resolution, accompanying the
above report, was read twice and adopted by
the following vote, the rules being suspended:
Resolved That the Comptroller is hereby authorized to
sell aer five days notice in the Official Journal, the
contract for furnishing The various Offices with sta.
tionery for the of year. pursuant 10 resolution
No 1908 approved July :, 1854
Yeas-Messrs. Banister, Barbarin, Bartlette,
BENT, Bouny, Bridge, Chambers, Chiapella,
Ducros, Eager, Giffen, Guyol, Hebrard, Howell.
Long, Rawlins. Russia and Thayer--1S.
The following resolution, accompanying the
same report was read, the rules being sus-
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ISAAC THAYER,
WIN, II. BARBARIN,Z

The following resolutions, accompanying the
above report, were read and adopted By the
following vote, the rules being suspended
Yeas-Messrs. Banister. Barbarin, Bartlette,
BENT, Bouuy, Bridge, Chambers, Chiapella,
Ducros, Eager, Giffen, Guyol, Hebrard, Howell,
Long. Rawlins and Tha4er--l7
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4 sAR0LsNA SEED ,PEAS.-500 patent
~ eag. for sale Sy A, +. COCHRAN d HALL,
mSis No. 10 Gayisr a,Eess
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U L Y Y.
Mr.. Bouny, ON behalf of the above Committee,
offered the following report, which was read
| and adopted. =
The Judiciary Committee, after full consideration
OF The several matters referred to em offer he follow
ing report, with The necessary resolutions;
l. On The petition of Jao. A. Watkins fFebx
Walker, snbrogste,l asking $500 for services rendered
as commissioner appointed for The opening of Philp
and other Streets your committee renof mai The ia1y
OF 1884, section o. provides thar ,he Commissioners
shall NOT charge than Ave dollars per ay actually
employed, and that the three commissioner shall moi
receive more than $3.50, equal $50 each which said
last sum is only legally due 10 said no. A. Watkins
o. On The petition OF Michael Ama, ages, of
Dureuil Fouehe, representing that owing 10 an error
on the assessment roll, Judgment stands recorded
against him for $50 so properly not belonging 10
him, yonr committee recommend the adoption Of Inc
following resolution, which has been referred to them
3. On the petition of 5. IL Crozat, asking thai his
securities be accepted and that the Chief Warden of
Inc City Work house be authorized toinclude his name
on Inc pay toll, committee would advise thai no
action be taken by the Board, nasmuch the number
OF Under Wardens provided by existing ordinances is
complete. T., BOUNY,
Il. A RAWLtNs, =.
@ W,.CHAMBERS.
M, T. A BART LETTE.
The following resolution, accompanying the
| apoye report, was read, the rules being sus-
pended, and adopted by the following vote
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FI5a o1sF45sF sogHF SUCCESSION OF JOHN N 50HN5oN
n OI1CE is hereby given to the Creditors Of
y b Eate and u person Interested to shos
within nvfcai
csu, Why final presented by Feoea tnot
the Chden Of Ohn NJ Johuso ahnud
approved, the dla,r9ued herewith
BY order OF the Court,
au T1arL
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directed by honorable the Thru Court Of New
Orap he above enlud eause will public
auction, TUESDAY, H. 1885, AZ r. Nj, n
Of tie Court Charities Ole
Ana Il the Second Diatr6t
One BAY MARE, prar and
above suit. Tems-Cash On the
MAN MELVILLE GARIGNY
au2Tau Sheriff o the Parish Of orlea6a
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u ID. D. r.

iAsstJMpTloN LODGE, No d3.
Regular Meetings of the Lodge, at
iapolcossvil.c, every SATURDAY ESEMAs'
| the usual lioas.
f5Hcsrs John III. Monson, n. y.
honss Brady, Y. G.s EdnsonA Mar
h, S.; Il. O. Melanron, I.
EDMoNp MAunlN, sec'y'
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Pierce intruduit dans Ic personnel d.
IA marine dcS amtliorotions consider,
bIcS. II fnut qu'il achieve te quill , q
blcD commence, ct quill crGc unc marine
capable dc slvaliscr avcc lee marines de-,
PnISsanccs cuToptcnncs; lc ConctGs ne
io' rciuscra pas son concours dams l.
rcaI'57'lan dc Ccttc mcsurc dc pr6voyaprc
CT &c Surctc qui ne pcut que doubIer
influence dcs Etats- Uns dana L.
monde.
San. dou'c les inttrcts comncrci.,x
sont 'rcs rcspcctabIts, ct les protc8tatone
do pcop'c dc Londrcs anront auc1nr
polds sur 'cs determinations du gouyc,nr-
mcnt ang'a', Ccpcndant, qnand il s'agit
dome question dc domination ou dc su-
prtmaHc maritimca, Ie gouverncmcnt
'angIa'' en- fait bon march6, il mpo,'r
dc nc pas l'onhicr.
On s'cxagcrc g4ntralcrcnt aux ELat,-
ohls' let pcr'cs que 5ubirpt l'industrie
aog'aI5c, en- cas- dune rupture avec nous
CT par suite dc Ia privation dcs maticrcq
prcmercs que nous Iui fournisson4.
Meme en- Gas de gucrrc, nos cotons arri.
Ver"eht en- Angleterre par l'intcrma.
dialfc dune nation neutre don't In marlne,
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Confit entire l'Angleterre ct les
Etats-lTnis,

SfI faut en- croire les 1tpechcs que
nous avons pnbli6cs hicr, Ia guerc entrc
les Etats-Unis serait peu ID godt de
nessieurs les marchands dc. Ia cite dc
Londres. aa
Qaclqnes articles fort bclliqnenx an
Times ct l'annonce de fcnvoi dc forces
nayalcs considerabes dams l'Amtrique
du Nord, ont produit a Londres une
.yeritable panique. LIE commerce, plus
dircctement interessG. sen cat emu outre-
mesure, ct ie ninistre ameficain, NJ
Buchanan, 4 etc interroge d &C sujet.
Sa reponse etc quill ny await rien en-.
ire les Etats.U Unis ct 'Angletefre qai fiit
dc nature d justifer les craintes de IL
population de Londres.
Nous voulons bien admettrc In reronse
dc M. Buchanan, CONNIE Repression
vraie de la situation entre PAngleterrc
ct les Etats- Unis. Dependant, comment
expliauer alors l'enyoi de l'amiral Berke.
ley, ayec six gros navires, daus les mers
dn Canada &c nest pas sans de graves
motifs que l'.tngletorre, apres avoir deja
double toutes ses stations navaIes, fait
des arnements considerables, ,alors qn'elle
est en- gnerre ayec Ia Crimee. Sill ny
"a pas encore rupture entire les deux ma
ions, le gouyernement anglais en- pre-,
volt ane proehaine, ct i se prepara aux
aventualitGs de 'avenir. C'est ID Ia senle
explicatioa possible dc &C dtploiement
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bis DE CYPRE DU MOULIN
de al. .Inules KH.AE.

N hJstlGs KANE prtvient les habitanis
dc hpoleonyillc ct du Bayou Lafourchc
ql aransportera du bois dams le village
irsiIfois ir,ar semaine, Ic mardi, le leudi,
1t saiiaed. 1'ouic pcrFonne qni von-
,Ieskontracter avec hi le rencontfcra d
Nablecnyitlc les io,irs ci dessIIs desgnts.
i pfevient egalemens le public que
isorslep5t est situe Wis -a-vis le magasin
de IL. Joseph Espenan et que NJ. Augilste
Brbet est autorise d traiteren son absence
avs quiconqne Sc presentera pour acheter
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u l,ENTISTE.

u doctedar THO. 7. HopER, elsve du eele-
Fsien,iste Americain Gro w. PAMLEY, ofirfee
sdervices aux habitants de ces conlrees .t. 9
laDrevieht qu'il travaillera dufait l tout ie
pRemps ct iout Pete dams les parollssseess es AS
cdion, Assumption Ut Acknowledgements; ! ter
bs personlles qni auront besoin De son .,. MT
mere dams cette paroisse peuvent le soInciter
'eLdressant All doctcur des lettres au bureau
'dIposte lie Napoleohvile - II s'empressera
iEe rendre d cflaque appel.
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III !
GrantIe nOuvelle

II est question dfoperer dt grandc:
notifications dams les prilripes du
Know Nothingisme. Voici en- luoi eles
consistent
II .I.e X. N. declare abandnner le
ridicule sobriquet, sous lequcl I etd
baptist, par son parrain le Penspnnaire
de Sing-sng, pour prendrc le tire ron
flant de parti National Americaift
q Liberts illimitee tout citoyea natn-
raiise de voter pourles candidats N.
y !. Faculte accordsc d tout citonn dc
sucer des cannes sucre qaand lien a
sur son habitation. a
Drait de rester chez lui, bier en-
ferme, le jour dune election, sal esade-
n1ocrate. A
q Nol ritoycn nc sera inqaiets Pur
scs. opinions reIigicrses o. le lieu ds g
nuisance, des qn'il aura pronve qHi
est protestant ct natif amerieain.
i !. .Autorisation tous les Lonisia1sas
dc s'abonner i rErptieaterr 4nseftcafe {'1se
ct ordre dc SC desabonner au Coarrts
Dc n Louisiana. =
Nous lemons &C programme dun hl
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RETOURS DE L'ELECTEON,

" Nous pnbiions aujourd'hui les re.
tours en- enter de r6lection d'Etat, uui
donnent une majorit6 de 5000 voix a
NJ WicklitIe. En- d6duisant 7S2 pour
les votes dttruits, dams les Re ct De
ffeelents ct pour cenx Enlightenment re
Jetes, la tnajoritG est de 29OS yoix.
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Ecs Boites brisees u HI deVniere
... Election.

( I'm dcs jouruaux dc Ia Nile Orleans
t@ Christian Adcocatc, public Particle
suivant, n sujct dcs cxct5 qui ont tt(
commits dams les 7c ct Sc precincts.
i" la semainc dcrncrc, dams nos CO.
lonncs locales, nous avons rapportG Ie
rGsnlat dcs elections qui ont eu lieu lc
Iundi precedent, ct, la place de Ger.
tains chilfres, on a rcnarqu6 ccs mots
- baIlot-boSes destroyed, " boitcs do
scrrtin dGtruitcs.
Deux precincts ont etc cnvahls, par
dcs bandits, dtrant Ia mutt. pendant que
les commissaires Comptaicnt les votes ::
les botcs ont 6tt saisics ct Ieur cootenu
dechire ou brule. ..--.........
De Ia sont nees dc nombreascs conlcs-
tations, don't nos Cours soul actuclcmcnt
>st'isics. Jusqu'ici, nous n'avons pas en-
tendu dire qu'ancun dcs coupablc5 all
etc arrGtt OF idcntti6. Ainsi que de cou-
tune, les accusations sont porttcs par les
dcux parts.
Get outrage lhit nos lois demanlc
pnc rtparation promptc, nn cLatiment
ex"mpIairc. Un coup terrible Il ft6
porte nos lois. &c nest pas Ia pirctt,
c'est l'existencc cIc-mGmc du ballot /
box = 1ni est misc en- p6Tit. la per
scline d'un roi ne sauyait 6trc plus invio-
liable quo lc s ballot box. 4" C'cst la Ia
plus odieusc de toutes les trahisons. E(
dependant, nous Ic craignons, nos con-
sitoyens sont tcIlemcnt preoccnp6 de
election eIle,mtme, qu'ils pcrdront dc |
ne la question In plus grave. lie crime I
It les criminels s'enluient, pendant que
'on s'occupc de ceus qui entrcnt en-
onctiens, de ceux qul en- soFtent. LA
nsticc, lc patro'stnc ct IN morale de.
que lc btis dc ccs boites soft
'uni dc telfe sorte que le meme attental
&c puisse plus atre commits. .mr@-. -.g
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LIS QtATRE PRESIDENTS DE 1886

L'Adctttt's'occnhc dtjaslc Ia ldftc pfo,
sldcnllellc. Suiyant &C journal il aura
quatrc candidats sur les rangs e, 1856.
-Qnntre s'tcrieront les Iccteurs in.
crtdncs. a ta.G -.
Mon Dcu, oul, rIcn que .quatre , II
iant absoluIl4eut &c nembfe dc candidate
pour qnc lc Know Nothingismc nonfn,c
son president en- 1856, ct VOLTA pour
qnoi F.16cillc assure que &C nombrc est
Indispensable. sg g%--.H
Croyez bien que &C est pas sanr pei.
nc et'sans donleur qn'ellc acconche dc
ses, guatrc canddatures; car pour ae--
complir sa tachc, ellie cte obligec De
faire l'eioge dcs Democra:cs do Sud, ct
l'elogc des Democrates dams les coIorncr
de PAbeilIe, est russi rare q,l'nn merle
blame, dams Ia carnnssierc dc nos cla4-
scurs louisianais.
II est vrai qn'cn revenge, ellc a ca>
|lomnjd ie plus qu'eilc II pu, les Demo,
crates du Nord mais enfin I'eloge des
Democrates du Sud men est pas rnoins
tout 40 long dams ses COLONIES ct il est du
dcvoir dcs Den ocratc5 de la Nouvelle
Orleans, d'aller remercicr EN- corps
l'Abeillc et de ui donner. une sGr6nade
dc reconnaissance. sHH#aa n
Voci l'tloge dc rAbeille :a
&" La Democratic, dams les Etats a
esclayes est decidee faire inscrlre dane
lc programme de la onyenton d6moera.
liauc, une clause particoliere, qui procla-
me ct reeonnaisse, en- termes non eqni
voqncs, les droits du Sud, s s4a1e
Comme PAbeille nc dit pas que le parti
know nothing pris la mamc decision,
celia veat dire cIairement que la demos
crstie est lc seul parti qui deiendla nos
droits ct nos institutions. SAG
De cette decision dc la democratic du
Sud, i'Abcile eonclut qu'une session
aura lieu daps lc grand part democrati.
que dc PUnion, ct que par consequent
il Y aura deux candidats demosratcs pour
la pr6sidcnce, le candicat du Sud ei lc
candidat du NoId. Asss .s,sg. wa.sa
.Erreur prolonde erreur rAbeltle
salt mleux qoe nous que dams le Congres,
le Sud peut eompler sur les democrates
da Nord, lands que tous les know mo-
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. CRANES DE J.ARfH N AGE.

MlI'heoa3re Gorau prerieht les hai'i
tatsau'l Eient dc receyoit IN grand as
-dtident dc4graines de jafdinage ct de
flars de oataies dc dallas doubles ct des
plt4 lslles varieties. - Ihrtes les grane )
vriles par NJ Go,au sont com,letemen
: dot de- NJ. 1'h. Gorau, chez Nine
D,rE. E.-PaincouryilIe.
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a yENERE

des conditions avantagenscs IN
th,lin sucre tout en- fer, dune belle
p,Isance, d'dne manufacture anglaise
e,brrsait ordre ct garanti sous tous les
Y.Inorts. l8 fta Ssadresser a
ALBERT HARLEQUIN
ri habitafson nj deasns du seminar
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AGENTS BU PfoNNIER.

4 a
(M. T.. Eude, Passa ge
NLI.OKLEArs Z de la Bourse, No IS
J cncoignure Cont.
sgacGssloN MN Richard g. Teinrlet
RntRE-NEUye. NJ Firmin Duples5is.
tswIlhE ... M. ]. Breau. ,-s.a
4 S-hcouEs .r.t.. NJ. Ahguste Theriot. +
g sI,HAH,rs W NJ. Edgard Perret
pstBREhux, At. Edmond Bulliard.
HFoDA0x .@... NJ. hdolphc Blanchard.
BUM =. ~. NJ. f. Gagne.
m SEMARiE ..1. NJ Eierne Penisson.
sschFTIoN . g. Rodriguez, Cafe Star
EL!E RIvtERE NJ. Pierre Theriot
.tT Dams les paroisses on nous n'avons pas
uorns dFagents, nous prions les MaTtres De
Pose e youloir Sc Charger de l'agence de notre
aells Is .E.4t# #l
.NsONCES: Potr les Insertions, annonces
al, De-, etc, les conditions sont les suivanies
arbIx L1cNEs, pour Ia ] ere Insertion ST. 90
lou les Insertions shSyantes -: 80
tot ab6nne qni 'rouara suspcnare son abon,
neted, devra prevenir, par ecrit, 'Editeur
tuizdlours AN rnoins, avant l'eXplfation du tri
metr{ .Ett
Il, keciite l'imp prtsneredu PIossIER, tee
ariplk les plus modercs, toutes especes d'ou
vrSc4 c4typographiques, (Jabs,) tells que, CAR
TE, HGruREs. PAMPHLETS. BLAhcs. ETC, ETC
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IADoLPHE RICHARD
mrNulslER CHAIR faTIER,

bare ses services b ses afsais ct Az pubic.
line Tongue experience dams ces meters Ct
eses rapports ayecles onvriefs les Plus flaoi-
ade ces contrees le rflettentp meme u eh-
fhrendre 4 .d'ayantageuses conditions les on 'l
Iges les plus difficIes .qu'cn pourra lui pro-
kar..
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-19
HENRY ". HIATT, Editor and Proprietor.
ALOyER STILL.

e No longer loyer!'' exclaimed an aged
patriarch, Alb you mistake me, if y0n
think age has bIotted oatmy heart. Though
silver hair fall over brow all wrinkled. and
"A cheek all furrowed, Jet am lover still.
i love the beauty Of the maiden's blush, the
softtin OF flowers, the singing Of birds, and
,above all, the silyefy laugh of child. love
The starlike meadows where bntter-cnps
grow, with almost the same enthusiasm as
when, with my ringlets flying loose in the
wind. and my cap in hand, years ago, !
chased the painted butterfly. love .yon
aged dame-look at her. Her face is care
worn, but il has ever held smile for me.
Olten have shared the hitter cup of SORROW
with her--and so shared, it seemed almost
sweet. Years of freshness have stolen the
freshness Of her life; but, like the faded
rose, the perfume Of her love is richer than
when. in the full bloom Of her youth and
maturity Together we have placed flowers
IN the easements, and in the folded hand Of
the dead together wept over little graves.
Through storm and sunshine we have clung
together and now she sits with her knitting,
her cap quantity frilled. the old-siyled kerr
chief crossed white and prim above the
heart that has beat SO long and truly for me,
the dim blue eye that shTinkingly fronts the
glad day, the sunlight throwing her part
ing farewell. kisses her brow, and leaves
upon its faint tracery Of wrinkles angelic
radiance. Isee, though no one else can, The
bright glad young face that won me first,
shine through those wilhered features, and
the glowing love of forty years thrills my
heart till the tears come. Say not again
can no longer be a lover. Though this form
be bowed. God has implanted eternal love
within. Let The ear be deaf, the eye blind,
The hands palsied, the limbs withered. the
brain clonded, yet the heart, the true heart,
may hold such wealth Of love, that all The
power Of death and the victorious grave shall
not be able 10 put out lis quenchless fame. !"
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-19
aIliscellang.
r57 nav YonK c1llES OF POLICE

- =, ~y~1v.xx x.rSs-xc s x,sr s,sar u<.rt
IT, ~" 1oAA1N .'.a.4s - =:
Many curious anecdo'ss aIe .oiu q :I In,s
gensleman--not few OF winch are nlgh,y
amusing. Fancy short. thick set man
about 1--WE feet nine, nearly as broad as ne y
long, Dutch built, Of powerful frame, neck
rather short, broad, round face, and body
which II ~ were stretched ont 70 the proper
poinE of gentility, would double ms iength,
and youhave the Chief Of Police. such q
man, you would say, = was Impossible iorH
him 70 disguise himself 30 az mol % oe
known BY his most intimate trends. el
such is not the case. he mas SAT beside nus
wife, and talked 20 her many times. wonder
ing when the Chief would come 10, and she
did not recognize him.
But y . not 20 difficult TO disguise ones
self after all, y the physiognomy ana voice
are altered. tune under the tongue Wib
alter the latter, and the former can be trans
formed By an imitation goatee, moustache q
whiskers. Mr.. Matsel can do what very
few men can on OF Of the stage. He can
give the brogue Of an Irishman with It's
uicsness, the broken English OF Dntchman,
and the long drawl and broad dialect OF
Scotchman, 90 perfect that a native OF eithe.
Of these countries could not but be deceived.
yeraIie can give the " top o. morning 70 Pat
hs.' arrah, how are ye' ard % Sawney. "tioo
wsnre ye mont" "eh, mons I'm glad tae see
Abyiye," and % Dutchey. "yaw, yaw,'' seems
Sdto come naturally. lie issaiso 40 ADEPT al
Initiating the Frenchman and Italian. u ths
"Chief could not disguise himself, there
would ba little use for him on the Police
Department u New York. There are men
in every sphere OF life whose sole study Is
how 70 shirk work and duty.
ND vau aver nm old Dutehnan r0liUI,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-19

A 'THoucHr.-l remember that Adam
Smith and Gibbon had told us that there
wonld never again be destruction of civiIix-
alton ny barbarians. The flood, they said,
would no more return TO cover the earth ;
and they seemed to reason justly, for they
compared the immense strength Of the civiii-
zed part OF the world with the weakness Of
that part which remained savage, and asked
from whence were TO come those Huns, and
from whence were. TO come those Vandals.
who We're again to destroy civilization
Alas It did not occur to them that, 10 the
very heart Of greatcapiials, in the very neigl,-
borhood Of splendid palaces, and churches,
and theatres, and libraries, and museums,
vice, and ignorance. and misery, nigh.
produce a race Of Huns fiercer than those
who marched under A,tila,a Vandals more
bent on destruction than those who followed
Genxeric.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-19

s HiGH GRouND.- America Is the only coun-
try on earthl nat can BY possibility lay any
claim 10 the national capital Of the globe.
The researches Of Lieut.. Maury have demon-
stra,ed thai. BY wind and wave i is down
stream from our country 70 all the world ;
and that oil nations must ascend to i to
reach il. With pm ocean on either hand.
its power descrnds with celebrity to every
country on the sphere and that. too, from
even the deepest interior Of our territory. i
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-19

~ 20 u Influenced hy passion Tor the
same pursuits and % have similar dislikes,
Is The rational ground work Of lasting friend
ship.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-19

y A SHAap REJoiEpRR.--In 1890 there was
I bill before the New York House Of AS
scmhly. ia relation 70 locality inrDelawar..
county that was called . The Devils Half.
Acre" Elisha Williams took occasion to
express his surprise from what he saw Of
that county in the House, that the lesii's
patfimony was so small there! General
Root (who was well aware llst Williams
had been great spectator In lands sold
iorsaxas,l answered. shas Ms patrinaony had
onnA been greater hut il had mostly been
sold for taxes. and bought ia by his friends!
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-19

- Tho opponents Of any idea, founded
on reason md common sense, are like men
striking among live Goals they may scatter
them, but only TO make them kindle and
blase ID spots that Otherwise they would
never have touched.
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Printers viii please look at the card Of
Mr.. A. s, FEAR, who is agent for the
Beatonsport Mills, with the assurance Of a
constant supply Of Printing paper.
Several favors will be found in our col
umns from Mr. Il. Il. GAY, Druggist
He is in the receipt Of large invoice of
articles in his line.
1t will be seen, by his card, that L. b.
STOCKTON, Esq, has opened a Real Els
tate Agency, and proposes to devote his
entire attention to this class Of business.
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We invite the readers attention to sun
Gsy advertising favors in to-day's paper
iron the Garden City.
Tie iSjlsaaNAS iipasE is a FIRST class
lIotel, one Of tie best IN the West, adni-
r4bly iclt, laagni 1ceasiy furnished, and
such an oae as We Sael pleasure III recon-
iaca3ing.
The BRIGGs HOUSE. is new Hotel
just fitted up with new and elegant furni-
ture The structure is an imposing one,
admirably adapted, in all its appointments,
to,the purpose for which 1t was erected
And there is no cxagseration in saying
that the above houses have no Supporters
East or West.
The attention Of all concerned is called
to the card of Messrs. j. j. RICHARDS
& Co, Produce BROKERS.
siessrs. BEEBE, LYON & Co., Commits
sion ana Slipping Merchants.
Mcssrs. G. S. DoLE & Co, Commits
sion and Produce Brokers, and -
Mes.rs. II. w. ANDREss & Co., Deal
ers in Paper Hanginss, &c.
And We hail the appearance in our col
umns of so many Chicago advertisement
as an evidence that the business men 9
that city are waking up to the importanc
of the trade of Burlington ant Souther
Iowa.
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.THE WYANDoTrE ISDIaSs.-By treaty be-
tween the United States and the Wyandotte
Indians ratified on the LIST Of March last, the
Wyandotte Indians are declared to be citi-
zens of the United States to all intents and
purposes. and entitled to all the rights priv
ilsses and immunities of such citizens, sub
ject to the laws Of the u. S. and Of the terri
tory az Kansas. IS 500 s..4a S ~
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n EBR ASK A.

pretty good beginning is being made in
this young territory in educational matters.
A gentleman from Nebraska City was in
this city yesterday, who has school in OPP
Grafton there with twelve teachers. He
came for the purpose of purchasing largely
OF school hooks of our dealers. Such a be-
ginning gives assurance that slavery cannot
flourish in this territory at least. Popular
education anithc s'peculiar institution dc
not belong to the same localitics.-Chicago
Democrat.