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L q etc conduit Depot des Epayes du Premier
District rue Dryades pres de la Promenade Triton
CONNIE epayes-
Une Oheyre aune ct blanche ayant des tachss iaune
Une Chevre jsuue ct blanche, ul Gordon au cou
une sache tachetee rouge oree droite ecorrtee fen
due ct coupee dsssus oree gauche scourtee Ut con-
pee au dessua. etampee = 10 hanchs gauche. =
Uue Cherre jaune pale.
une ChevTe blanche ct noire sars corues
e 81 les dts anmaus, pas reclames dams dix
Jours ct les depensss payees lis Beront vendues psn
ehere pubque, au dit depot, MARDI 10 80 octobre a
10 heures A. NJ.
AuG.s PHELPS, Conmissaire des Rues
Nouvele Orleans, lie 10 Oct, 1876. 90 IS 80
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THE TIRED SOLDIER.
A SKETCH by ME1srEn KARL.

i a9 T. zl
"sister, there is strange man by the we'll r
8. I see--it is only soldier,'7 added the aunt
Sister Mario sighed. g Ny Francois acas q
SOLDIER she reflected. But this was grief of
three years standing, and though she sighed,
she found it possible to give her mind an abrupt
tWirl to some other subject.
There he sat by the well-a travel-worn, and
sun Drowned soldier. A patient, gentle man /;
he seemed, too, as one that had borne and suf-
fered too many great hardshps and griefs to be
lightly moved by trifes. Courage and forti-
tude render some men defiant and unbelieving
they had Influenced this man into kindness
and silence. -zseaz-s~=
Possibly the fatigues of the days journey
had wearied him into apathy, for he gazed on
the parents and children earnestly, yet said
Q a warm evening, FRIEND quoth the old
| man. Marie said nothing, but gave him q
pitcher filed with fresh water. lie drank eas
gerly, and returning it, with thanks, gazed
| again into her face with q steadfast and some-
| what sad air. .e % 80
g You are married !" he inquired, yet in q
| tone which gave no offence. tz y .gsi
/ aN No. said Marie.
So nretty girl never wants lovers re-
4 marked the soldier to the parents. This was
d compliment but it was conveyed with such .
4 tone of sombre wisdom, that the old people
nodded as If the cure himself had spoken it.
81 do not know whethor have lover in the
i, !, world" replied Marie. And she replied in
grave tone For jesting conversation, on such
: subject, and with a stranger, this was the
straagest manner of carrying it on. zs,@
z Parhaps, then, you would be glad to hear
| Of Pierre 2asil," said the soldier.
| - He is dsad,'' answered Marie, her eyes nj
\ ling with tears ss Why do you talk SO
Here the old gentleman, who posted behind
NIar;a had been inteatly scrutinizlng the stran-
| rar ,s;ntedsto himself with an air OF satisfied
4 s., nodded smiled downwards with the
~ go aornsr Of his mouth, and laid his hand on
| the 60 old Ii lady,s shoulder. That touch said dis
i tinotly: .r,ot,.
ing of p .,,.a. =. m..;.
| maaninr that Pierre Basil was still alive
aNot yetn And looking intently in her brown
eyes, he added:
| ss Don't you know me, Marie J"
/ There was no fainting or extravagant JOY
manifested Both had seen and suffered too
much flor that But Marie claspel her arms
around her old lovers neck and kissed hlm, ana
/ as her tears ran down his brown eneek she
| whispered gs ,. -,
4 "Pierre, have always been, and always Rlh
be .thine."-[ Appletons Ornaments VI as''o's :
4 ------=--- *-z9 80
.s.,.r ,su Rrsr OF AlL.-Ernest jones. the
mar eat touches this idea to hne point III the tolaoW
| ins N' creeks harp we love 20 near
| latin il trumpet clear
HE=f gnspisb like organ swelis L4sF
IL 5falian rings its bridal bells e ~
'' = France with many frolc mien
4 e Tunes her srrightyi violin;
IL Loud the German rolls his drum
&c When Russia's clashing eymbals coma,
l. l5.- But Byitain's msy well re5oace
FOR English is the human veacsi I'd z .z
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MOBILE AND MISSISSIPPI EXPRESS - Messrs
Hale Murdock & Hessee will start their express
from this city through to Columbus, Miss and
intermediate points on the Macon stage route,
tomorrow morning, per railroad, with special
messenger, who will take charge of and deliver
in mail and schedule time, all packages of
goods, money or other valuables, entrusted to
the care of his principals. Mobile Tribune.
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
r IS City of New Orleans May l, 1856. !
Reso'red That the Comptroller be, and he is hereby
authorized and required to give notice. BY standing ad
vertsement in the official Journal that In accordance
with the ninth section Of ordinance No. 1872 approved
March 80 1854 the Council will pay any bill against
the City unless contracted under authority OF order
from the Comptroller in accordance with the ordinance
referred to- fSignedl II. L. TRACY
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
7 s.'l F [signedl L. H. PLACE,
I q II --4T .H.s 7l. - President Board of Aldermen.
Approved april 2S, 1855. ~. ga5.-a=.. i. l, a. r5
(signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention Of the officers of the city and OF the
public respectfully called to the foregoing resolution
o. DE BUYS,
myl9 tt Comptroller City of New orleane.
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Second District Pound


AMLAS brought to the Second District Pound corner
KW@of st. Ann and Derbigny streets, as estrays-
Two black she Goats having each white stripes on
the face, white belly and legs right hslf cut OFF,
cut off. a. 49, ~ naiA
One light yellow she Goat, brown nose and two brown
stripes on the face. - z7 51 - ' q - ',' "
II not claimed within ten days and the expenses
etso4 paid wills sold at public auction at said ponnd
on the 9Th day of November 1856 at 10 O'clock
a. m. AUG. s. PHELPS,
Nu ou,. Street Commissioner
q ete conduit au Depot des EpaVes du Second Dis
trct, tpencognure des rues Ste. Anne ct Derbany
CONNIE epaves- ehJ,
pshx CneVres noires ayant chacuns deux rates blan-
droite coupee motto 'F'77 Tee' eAii'e
Motto. " ,''' NA eso eoapee d
oae ehevre jauneclair 10 bruu deux ruies bruoes
o. cues ne spnt pas reclamess dams dig iours ct les de-
pehses payes ees seront vendues lenchere publi1us
heures A, NJ. AIf \ puEIps 10o'' IN " Az
No,,i. c, Commissaire des Rues
-seete.eAlo orieHns, ie ~ Oct, 1850 n30
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jAA 40 Drought to the City Police Jail, the 23d
w day of January, 1855, the slsye boy ADoIpBTIS
GhEGohY, Is feet inches aged about % years old.
pas large scald on the right shoulder Says he belongs
70 Mr, steven Pope, living In Adams county Miss I,6e
owner Is requested to cali and claim said slave az
cording to law. 80
y. BLANCHARD Keeper City Police Jail.
New "sieane' ocs u Aoao. oS oawSm
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Police Jail, Second District.

XNTAs brought to the City Police Jail on the 17tb
w November, 1854, the negro boy SAM; is feet
nehes aged about 40 years Says he belongs to Mr. DAME
noay vlng IN Livingston parish La. The owner is re-
Il. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail.
New Orleans. Oct Q, 1856 "a ossan,
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PROCLAMATION.
MAYoaALTY OF NEW ORLEANS a
CRY HALL, 90th October, 1855. /
TO MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF ALL GLASSES AND
POLITICAL OPINIONS II -

"A I THE ELECTION held on the 10th March
IA last .hs sun of ss6 80 collected and pared my hands,
contrltnen ron she voters Of tfe a Peae,
Rshing Monument hesming amount fthoneb
liberal Precne anatoorward dssinat;on M
city Now OraaHs il ppt
general should offer itself collect iIsnsn e
eiy, of tt Crestent City. "
Believing appropriate opportunity carrying cut
itself ensuing general
November Chisf Magistrate, therefore this city.
repeatedly submit that feeling
u the present ,e highly excited and the keeping
ion ths
that promote
wapgng and turbulence The po all propetoIs keepers
such establishments earnesy
dsy Of ssson 18th Of November nsr and that all citizens and
voters dspost specially
That ut each Precinct hs that expended
convai and udugenees contributions hAppa
the the W ASH
SGioH the Father Of his F wsr, frs. peace
and hIat in the hearsof his couutrymen.n 9S -
IA OF objects in vew confidently rely
upon the supporter public
ben withheld with
pertaining 10 the welfare aud community.
L sAavor
Z ARD-350 kegs choice best Lard for sale BY
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Second District Pound.


SM7As brought to the Second District Pound cornar
Wv OF ST. Ann and Derbigny streets, as estrsys-
one brown and gray horse Mule, about l2L hands
high white spot the fofehead saddle marks short
name and tail brandedP the right thigh a Mexican
brand on the left thigh.
One yellow and light yellow female Goat. 81
Which II not claimed within ten days, and the ex-
pound, TUESDAY, the 3oth October at 10 o,cIoct
A. NJ. AUG s. PHELPS street f,on,mi miss; y o,soA
New Orleans, Oct. 10, 1856.
Z q etc aonduit au Depot des .4spayas du sscond
plstrcts aIangla des rues st.sAnne and Derbigny
One Mulet brown ct girls, d'enyiron douze mains at
oenle de haut, ayant taphe blanche au front dss
marques do see la queue ct la ernere courtss etsmpe
gauche. %Nas~ - $50
une Chevre jaune ct dun jaune clair, i IS
81 les dts aniDaux sont4 pas reclames dams dig
93urs ct les depenses payes eles serpnt vendues Pen
enere pnblque au dit depot, tMARDT lie 80 Ootobre.
1000, IL 1o heures A. III. AEG. s. PHELPS, 4
Commissaire des Rues
Nooyelte orleans, ~ oetobre 1855. go rs 80
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LoUIsIANA.-The Baton Rouge Gazette o.
Sunday has the following: 8 2.44

IoBIsT4NA.-The Baton Rouge Gazette of
Sunday has the following: @ e94
we understand from communications with
gentlemen from the country, that the horse
thieves, who have been for several years commit
ting depredations in our parish, have again
commenced operations with oelerity and con-
cert Of action, rendering detection almost mat
ter of impossibilty. Some three weeks since
Mr.. Charles Pipes lost a fine black horse, and
to-day we insert the advertisement of Colonel
Pratt, offering $3.50 reward for the apprehen-
sion of the thief who stole fine mule from him
few nights since.
The Capitolian of Wednesday last says:
Some excitement has existed in Baton Rouge
during the last week, arising from several an
nonymous letters, announcing concerted in
surrection among the slaves of that city. 1t is
generally supposed to be a hoax. -
The Planters Banner Drank linf Of Thurs
dap says d ...zz..= .--S Ea.E
Winter is paying us an early visit. The late
weather has been succeeded by q keen
north WIND for the last two days, and this
morning had a smart frost, sufficient to kill
the Infections influences of yellow fever, though
We fear it " i'll prove fatal to some of those
down with the disease in the lower part Of our
parish,
The Concordia h,telligencer of Friday last
says:
A rain set in on Monday of the present week,
ending at night with a cha nge OF wind to the
North and colder weather; and ON yesterday
morning, 25th inst, we had severe frost, Ice
was formed in several places in this village and
and at o'clock the thermometer
stood at 80 degrees. Ha
The Natchitoches Chronicle states that on the
18th the gin house of Mrs. Lemee, situated
about seven miles from that place, wa de.
stroyed by fire, together with one hundred and
sixty bales Of cotton. A female slave waG
arrested and confessed that she fired the build
ing.
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HEALTH OF HELENA. = notwithstanding q
few persons have died Of yellow fever in cur
town the present fall, we believe we can now
say, with perfect propriety, that no village on
the Mississippi or its tributaries oan boast OF
Napoleon, IN 9TH this ~ State, has has, we are painsd
to say, suffered. and is still suffering terribly,
from the ravages of yellow fever. We learn
thai about forty deaths have occurred in that
place, which is only about one-third the size of
Helena. Only six deaths, we believe, occurred
in or near Helena. Helena (Ark.) Shield, 20th.
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HEALrH or V1oksgURa.-After stating that
frost had made its appearance in that city, the
vicksburg Whig of Thursday, says: ~
The sick ara all improving that we hear from,
and only one or two new cases have come to our
knowledge since our last issue. HeaIth-rosy
health-we feel will soon bless our city, fol-
lowed, we are assured, by a brisk, active and
men, who have been for so long comparatively
idle, by reason of the prevalence Of disease
amongst US. Already hope beams encoursg-
ingly from the countenances of all We meet.
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z ARD-350 kegs choice best Lard for sale bF
OILS JOSEPH LANDS a CO., So Tehoaploalaa street.
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4 ID
detection des o1clers d Eat Ell de Paroisse ordon
nance pour lundi lie 5 Noyembre, 1855, aura lieu aux
endoits ct sans la direction des Commissares oa In
speeteurs, en- apres designes ct nommc's conforme-
ment la lo:
lER y Ec1ac A In Ill.
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sEA-GOING VESSELS.

viii leave THURSDAY. Nov. 9Th ats O'Clock A. NJ
FFOR BRAZoS SANTIAGO, direct. <s,eTTS.
The New 0rlenns and Texas United stsus ,SsMlkAAss
Mail .nefh0usw magnificent EAUTTTtS JoSn
8. Thompson, Foogh,
elegant
HARRIS b. MORGAN foot Of Juiin Vtrsst
opposite the Stesmahip Landing.
az AL freight shipped by .hs Nautilus viii delivered
Shippers provide .hepaclye b oi
ahing No other form viii he HlTnsd.
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It truthful adviser to the married and those contem
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A MINNESOTA TRAvELER.-Those of lis
WHO ,rere here during the year IS49, and the
early part of $50, must recollect our fellow
citizen OF th.se early times, Mr.. Joseph
Beauron. In lie spring of 1850, he joined
the party headed wv Hon. w. II. Mobiles,
which set out in April o.: the long journey
to California across the Plan. MIR. Beau
ron was successful in California, aid uDon
realizing his "pilc," joulneyed back to lis
first home in Canada, near the city of Mon
treal. Here he purchased a farm and we pre-
sumo considered himself settled for life. But
the "gold fever" again overlook him upon the
news Of the discovery of the yellow dust in
Australia he was off,
He reached the new promised land in the
Southern Hemisphere in safety; passed
through all the trials and adventures of those
regions; and few days since walked ashore
from steamer at St. Paul, after an absence
of five and half years. better looking
man and of course wiser one thai when he
left. The first meeting between him and his
old friend and fellow-adventurer, Mobiles,
was like that of brothers long separated and
| lost to each other.
Mr.. BeaCron thinks the mines of Austria
liza inferior to those of California. He con-
templates remaining with his old friends OF
ST. Paul during the corning winter. He will
be welcome guest.
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SPIRITuAL1sM AT FAULT.-A correspon-
dent calls the attention of the New York
Tribune to statement in the New England
Spiritualist; dated June 80, according to
which DR.. Kane has been seen in the spri-
tual world, in company with Sir John
Franklin, while his mortal remains were seen
lying upon the polar ice, among the relics Of
his expedition vessel havihg been crush
ed to pieces, and most If not all, his men des-
troyed.
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IL Stop that boy! A cigar in his
mouth, swagger in his walk, impudence in
his face, Observation-Disclosures in his man
ner. Judging from his demeanor, he is older
than hts father, wiser than his teacher, more
honored than the Mayor of the town, higher
than the President. Stop him !; he is going
too fast. Stop him ere tobacco skaters his
nerves ere pride ruin his character; ere
the loafer master the man ere good ambi-
ton and manly Strength give way to low pur-
suits and british aims. Stop all such boys
They are legion, the shame Of their families,
the disgrace Of their towns, the sad and
solenifi feproaches of themselves. RT
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HURLEY'S SARSAPARILLA.

THIS truly extraordinary preparation having efectet
cure in every instance wherein it has been used,
those cases of the most malignant and inveterate char
acter, standing years. despite medical science, place
to all other preparations. Its mode of COM
position and entire process, deliberately and scentf
cally combined, is Of public notoriey, and the faculty
and public generally accsrd that patronage a superior
article mers 1t is devoid Of those destructive agent,
which commonly form important item when less
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Indigestion, Scr0fulG
or Kings Euil, Affections
ofthe Bones, Syphilis, Debti-
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Diseased Kidneys, dnd,-asa
great and po,cerful Tonic,
purifying the Blood
and invigorafiug t..
the entire
-- System. 3 MR..
Its extensive throughout the country and the
tihcates which every received should thar
and may be implicitly relied with perfect confidence,
matter how deep-seated the affection of what du-
ration ask the sufferer to take bottle, and freef
be not experienced, say take no more, But 1t Is fact
and obvious one, that those semi (parD Sarsaparas
occasionally get greater credit THAI carefully prepared
and genuine medicine. assert my Compound Syrup
of SdnSapGrHa to be the best. Firstly 1t is made OF
the best root in concentrated form, carefully and
chemically combned and ten times stronger than OF
the other preparations. Secondly the active principle
being extracted by powerful tncture-press, made
ami daily evidence, in truth justify the assertion.
Price 81 per bottle-6 for IS.
Mandatory, 7th and Green Streets, Louisville KY
where all orders must be addressed. For sale By
BACON, HYDE & Co., st. Louis, No. ecfT
BARCLAY BROTHER, Chicago, Ills, and by Drug.
sists and dealers in Medicines throughout the Unist
States and Canada. ts..s f.ss,.sfs s4s
A family journal sent free on application. --'
April Is, 1855. Qf-sff frgt .a,E (dlyl srf.ti
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PROPOSALS.

QuAnTERMAsTERs OFFICE, l
.sv Fort Smelling, N. T., Oct q, 1857.
SEALED Proposals will be received at this cfce un-
- I'll 10 O'Clock, on Monday, the 18th Of November,
FIFTEEN HUNDRED CORDS OF WOOD
to be delivered at this ponand good oak
wood to be the sandardfve hundred cords to be de-
the 2lst Of january 1855 and hundred by the 10Th
Of February, 1885, Proposals will be endorsedssPro
posas for furnishing wood giving the names OF Seci
ties.,, p. 4. swain, LIST Lieut.. 10th Inf.
oct ~, w3t Regt. Quartermaster.
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HANFURD, THAYER & co.
MASurAeruRERs & WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Ready Made Clothing
Nos. 180.AND 1872 MAIN STREET,
5'- ST. LOUIS MO.

~ EEP always on hand an Immense Stock, at East
u ern Prices. Make up large quantity Of cloth
ing expressly for the WISCONSIN AND hlNNESO-
IA Lumber Trade. =:
ALSO, Manufacture Rubbers, and Oil Clothng,--
Isumbermen others visiting ST. louis
are invited to call and cox through our Stock before
: Nerf Buildings Beio,r the Viyainio Hotel.
HANFORD, THt.YER & ca.
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$ss5,5so %

$3.50. $50 %
The amount Of liabilities due or not e.
due to Banks other creditors
nothing.
Losses adjusted and due-none
Losses adjusted and not due, ..... Sso,i14 81
Losses unadjusted and in suspense,
waiting for further proof, or
iesteu, ........................ l24,1l1 IL :.
All other CLAIMS against The Company arc small, such
only as printing, SC.
Agents instructed to take no risk over $4,000.
The amount insured in city, town village, de-
ponds upon the character material and construction
Of buildings, the width of streets, supply OF water and
condition Of fire department., and other circumstances
The amount insured in blocks of building varies the de-
sign is to limit the loss by any fire to SO 600
less.
The act Incorporation is tn" fled July 1854
THEO. A. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
Hartford County. ! o..
-. Hartford, July 9th, 1855.
Personally appeared Thomas A. Alexander. Secreta-
ry of the tna Insurance Company, and made oath
the foregoing statement by him subscrbed,is true, ac-
cording to his best knowledge and belief.
HENRY FOWLER, Justice Of the Peace.
HENRY A. SWIFT Agent for ST. Paul at the ONCE Of
SanbOrn & French, in the Rice House.
st. Paul, Aug % daw3m