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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-27
L A T EST N E W s
From Washington New England Celebration
Filiibustsrs.

.~~0e~ss~
Filiibustsrs
New York, Dec "a.
a washington correspondent OF the Aei-
ala telegraphs on Saturday evening: To-
days proceedings in the House ara both
indicative and significant. The plurality
proposition was voted down by the combi-
nation OF Fuller men, and the friends of the
Administration. When test vote was re-
CURED, Fuller's friends voted with the Ad-
,bin'stration, and was informed this even.
ing that should the alternative be present
cd, they will 60 for Southern man in pre-
ference to Banks.
The store Of Jafiray & Sons, Broadway,
was robbed on Saturday morning Of laces
and silks, etc, TO the amount Of 1875, 600,
the goods were afterwards found by the
police in an adjoining store, whittier they
had been removed by the burglars, pre- para
tory to being carried of. The thieves esca-
ped.
The Tribune's correspondent telegraphs
from Washington; Should the resolution
In favor of the adoption of the Plurality
Principle to elect Speaker be presented,
an amendment will be proposed. embodying
the provision that no person heretofore nom
mated shall be eligible to the office.
tn. Northern Light has for Nicaragua a
company Of 500 illibusters, who have been
enlisted and drilled in this city under the
auspices Of Parker H. French. District
Attorney McKeon has protested against the
movement, and tclegraphed to President
Piercs for instructions for further proceed.
ings. Among the freight Of the Northern
Light is considerable quantity Of war
munitions.
SECOND DISPA "CH.
About 4o'clock the Northern Light was
got under way, but had not proceeded far,
before she was intercepted by revenue
cutter which fred two guns across her bow
and brought her to. Two olher cutters
proceeded to assist in stopping:the steamer.
There were apparently between 800 and 400
young men on board. whose appearance in |
Heated they were Ncaraguan adventures.
One of them confessed they were such, and
that they had been engaged by Col. French,
and were to 90 West. The steamer left |
he dock with 8 U. s. officers on board
..L. Con 0resaional
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-27

MoxpAy EVENINGS LECTURE We are
pleased to know that We only echo The
ooipious of those who heard the lecture OF
the Rev. Thomas Starr King, on Monday
evening, when We say that il was the best
lecture hitherto delivered. The close at
tenton which the audience gave the lee
turer. was the best evidence of the satsfac-
ton which they were experiencing, and we
hesitate not to say, that Davenport audi
epce never listened to lecture or speech
of sny kind, that was better calculated to
improve the morals or correct the heart
We do not pretend, from memory, to
give any idea Ct Mr.. Kings lecture, but we
are confident that those who heard him.
went awsy wiser If not better, men and o-
men. When an intelligent view OF human
nature is taken by man who is capable Of
taking that view, we are willing TO listen
TO any satirical .emarks which may be
made by a speaker who has proper apPre-
citation Of the improvements made by the
progress of ciyilzation--and it is therefore
that we are SO much inclined TO praise the
lecture of Mr.. King.
This lecture abounded in beautiful passa-
ges,--in passages whose delivery caused
felt sileace in the audence,--and when the
applause, which could not be restrained,
came, il was the browning evidence of a
satisfaction not hitherto experienced by an
audience, critical to mark when applause
should be properly bestowed.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-27

Interior and Atlanta Bank,
Notes OF the above banks will be received n on
~ Banking Houses same rates as other eastern -
western currency. COOK & SARGkNf.
Oct 2. '55.
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ROuNTY LANDS,

srTE undersigned are now prepared TO procure
Land Warrants for ailpersons entitled 10 them
under the atr act of Congress-
Land Warrants located in anyo &C inthe state
a TALLMAN IL POWER;
Aprill8. Is55-d-tf
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Lss Prlaes.
|nber. Al
wood GA
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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-27

tHES6 ANIMAL.
1OHHDs. new crop n. Orleans sug.T,
old
= isesl.. new N.l...s,
e5lo gal. key. Bslehsr's syrup :.
80 Sacks Rio Coffee
Q boxes s. = Ground,
100 bbls Winter Apples. t1
3 g Burning Fluid,
10 boxes Star Candles,
10 i Crushed. Powdered, clargd. and Loa Sugar,
20 boxes Mould Candles, axE@
a5 Palm, Rosin and Chemical SOap,
IS 6 Gronnd Spices. Mustard nd C6ecsfats,
l2 Assorted Pickles.
Is Che SITS and Boxes Tea,
Is bbls 4 hfbbls sIackerel and WhDe FaeAs
1900 MS Bank Cod Fish. vHa
500 bushels Plastering Hair.
ALSO
Salt In Sacks and Bbis., Tobacco, Cheese, halis,
Glass and all the articles in the Grocery line. Or
stock is entirely new, and selected with particular
regard to the quality OF the aTtieles. We warrant
ali the articles SELL and as we sell for sah We
will sell low. j. III. DAlxklL 4 hkOY
Nov 10 Cor. Cd + Perry S0.
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For Sale.

~ DWELLING Houses, pleasantly situated - ~
I ker's addition to city of Davenport. All new
possession given Immediately. Terms liberal
Jniy 25th 1853 COOK & SARGENT.
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|lwosl III,
price elW
|oid IA one
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-27

Cook & SARGENT. Davenport.
Cook, ga seEKT & PARKER, Rock Islasd.
Cook, Sal jEST g. DowsEY, 10. City, 10.
Cook, SAR, MT & ,oK, FIT. d. Moines. 10.
May Sd, 1858
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isPrairle,
Of 1'iaiter,
/, 81 miles
IN thetss
,sd.
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Al Ast d.
d Land, lie
sah'pSs.
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|afsofa II
o all L
|sxss paJ
Lcunkre1
lots lsaslI
b csHHisI
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ON Roae.
ana
are
Of son ~
PrePsny
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Town Of Walcott.

WE have for sale hundred choice building tots
w in the Town Of Waleott and dfty wsA atsate1
1--WE &c re lots the vicinity of said Town, all OF wa
We will sell TO actual settlers on liberal tepms-
SeDtembeT ST 1855 COOK Il SAhGOh
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-27

LOTS IN UPPER DAVENPORT.
have for sale number of beautiful lots In Upper
Davenport on The Mississippi River, one and haal
miles from the Railroad Bridge, anoTdisg beaataa
export, Rock Island ard Moline also Of the river for
oral miles East and West. Some d these lots are
well adapted for many kinds Of manufacturing bust
ness and upon the others are fine stone Quarrfes
This property is vcd into lots to suit purcAassTs
Terms will be very accommodating
GEO. L. NlCkOLLa,
semi Cor. Main 4 ID sic.
Clinton, Clinton County, Iowa.
nersons DESTROYS of information coneeretn4 nAs
JIG point can plat Of the new Town ana ootaAs
GEO. y. PARKER.
Office over wiley's Grocery Store, east.
Davenport, Aug. II '55-tf
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III low pn'|
lsigsI
|iine,Ciin-I
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FofsbII
april
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lin streeuI
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80 isst,I
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b location
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Bounty Land Claims
ME are prepared to obtain Warrants prom pity, for
w those entitled to receive them under the new
Bounty Land Act. Having reliable agents In Wash
ington City. MACkLOr CORRIN.
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Q In kssH
Of phjSs
viii one
a,m.ssrsI
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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-27

Nv acres o.
|tVosnd
ultiyluoa,
ID, Timber
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-22
Yellow Fever at norfolk I, and, Portsmouth.


In letter of the 18th from Norfelk to the
Petersburg 2 press, we find the f,lleaing l..
The number of intarmants yesterday was 81.
which compared with those for the .g,isst week,
shows decided decrease, the burials eonsecp-
fiyeiy for the oh, loth, llth aud ,l2tb. beng
46, SO, AZ and 31-<inaking 1Se for the. four
days; 1his statement, however, is not owing
10 any Improvement in the purity ef,the atmos,
phere, or cessation of the destructive attsciss
Of The, ,pestilence, but IS simply the consequence
Of want Of material on which to prey. sThere
are few individuals here VINO are not sick or re-
covering from the fever, and those who have SO
far escaped are hourly anticipating a visit from
the frightfal scourge, and making preparations
to meet and repel it L.s n,1sse ~. IS l.
The deaths frem, o'clock yesterday to 3.
O'Clock TO- day, as nearly as can be ascertained,
have not exceeded 70. ..
The Express publishes the following tele-
graphic dispatch:
WELDON, Sept 1s, J. O'Clock p. a.-Mr. ].
nj iJacoFs, Of the Woods Hospital, Norfolk; left
Norfolksthis morning, and reached by the Sea.
board train Of cars, He reports one hundred
and forty mine deaths in Norfolk, from last Sab
bath morning up to Tuesday
i A correspondent of the Richmond Dispatch,
writing from Portsmouth under date. of the l4th,
says. >. 49,. T -
! There were,not more than ten deaths yester-
day among us could not. after most diligent
effort, find out mere than six new. cases. So
far as nv observation goes the disease is no
thing like as malignant The physicians sustain
me in my opinion on this point. It may be, e1-
pected there will be atIernations on the-e e
points--yet we trust the preponderatng in.
apenee will BIZ, as the present. 80.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-22


; AaERfcAs Mass MEETINGS. We are author
lied to announce, says the fopsfousas Patriot,
Of the 10th. that meetings wiH be held at the
times and places enumerated below, almost or
all of which places barbecues will be given, and
the people addressed BY the candidates Of the
American party on the State ticket, and other
distinguished speakers, among whom will. he
Hons Charles Derbigny, Louis Tex ada, RandeH
Hunt, ,Robert g. Beaie,f duncan F. Kcnner and
John Moore, and Captain. G. D. -pfeax and
Adolphus Olivier, Esq - -, =
~t- Fridsy October s. at Franklin. Ss. :
Saturday. October g. at New Iberia. = :,
Monday, October 8, At Perry,s Bridge. - : =
5--' wedn.sdsy, October 10. at St. MartinsviHe. -
Thursday, October H. at BreauS,s Bridge
= - Friday October 10, at Vermilionvis.
q Saturday, October 1S. at Grsnd Coteau, -
Monday, October Is at 0pelonsas
~ Tuesday October 10, at Washington.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-22

The Philadelphia CORES pendent Of the Even
ing POST speaking Col whsssr's escaped servants,
says...k s-ss-.,s. - 49, s'' 49, -.
HJansisa na specimen Of the best class OF Virginia
bosrinads with certain lady air. proprety Of Ian"
gnags timdity of that prvpossssses the snd-
ence in her favor',
strange that ind the |ladylike air and pre-
priety OF .pp free Of ths Sorta
Is tendency fssy-rs una he negro women iad
and proper In their behavior and nanp1rs! frry, we
Infer from thia We will bet buudrsd doaars
there will ne fky iike air nor proPrisly OF ehsass
about Jane years aud another huadfsa h ss
her boys become yagabonds snd thieves wishau @
time. But no matter, they ore tsse jN X. psy oV0A
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-22
E
Louisiana.

The ouacbita Register, of the 18th, has the
following paragraphs 9! s--
We feel grateful in being able to announce 10
onr friends in the country that the health of
Monroe still continues good. To the best Of our
knowledge there has not been serious case of
sickness in the place for the last two weeks, and
but one citizen of the place has died during the,
summer and his death was occasioned more by
old age than sickness. -,
The weather for. the last week has been, ex-
ceedipgly unpleasant fromthe frequent showers
and their accompanying pests mosquitoes
The same has also done considerable damage to
the cotton. 1T is now reduced to a certainty
that there will not be more than two-thirds OF
a crop made throughout the 0uachita country.
The 0uaohita is now. in good boating order
but is falling rapidly again, The steamer fui-
ton pissed down on Monday last, with fair
load of cotton: =. - !.
The authorities Of Monroe have quarantined
the town, establishing the station at l1azsre,s
Bend, on the west bank Of the Ouaehita
The Advocate, published in Trinity, Cata'
houia parish, Estates that several eases OF fever
Of 4 malignant character had occurred IN tha
town, but whether yellow fever or not was un n
| certain. - .e
The .opelOusas Patriot, Of Saturday last; ha
| the following: - ,-s y - ~ s.s
1t is with great pleasure that wesare enable
| to report uninterrupted good health both her
and in Washington, as also throuah the countr
generally No case of yellow fever has ocesrre
] within the parish. and cases Of other deser1l
/ tions of fever are rare.
| Phe present condition Of the telegraph wire
1 along the public roads through bur parlsit
make them dangerous to travel, and calls londl
fdr th cir rpnnyal and -itSis certainly the uut
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-22

DAILY CRESCENT,

SPRReH on Mk. Husr rs N1TeHEz --3n the
10th the Hon. Rnntleil HINT, Of this city, de-
lisered a speech in Nstchez, in compliance with
an invitation from arcomniittee appointed by
the American party OF that place The Courier
furnishes "a brief synopsis Of thespeechy from
which We learn that the 4spesker commenced
With showing by statistics and facts, the alarms
isg proportions which, the foreign element is be.
qnnlng TO assume in this country, and tire
power and influence which it already xields IN
our national and State governments The ex-
ample Of Michigan in extending the elective
frsnchise to aliens bud been followed by che
trainers Of the Nebraska bill, and, to the dis
grace Of the nation. majority Of our repre-.
sentatives to foreign governments we're COM
posed of foreigners. .H 4
Mr. Hunt made an exceedingly happy re-
mark in rspiyto that claim 80 often advanced
in behalf of forsigners--that, while they are
citizensfrorn choice, the native is only so from
accident: He did mot choose his birth -plaes,
nor did he choose her who gave him birth but
he bore for no other the love that he had, and
should cherish, for the mother who bore him
He was opposed.to the formation Of q u sonth-'
ern party as strictly such. The scheme was
but q trick to defeat the american party, and
If successful, could but result in arrayiBg
against each other the North and the sotths
Phe Wbig party was no rnere--the Democratic
party had the . dry rot," and Che South had no
needof Southern, but of a. National party. :
!. OF Mr.. Hunt as speaker, the Courier says.
His clear perception Of the points at issue
his fluent style --his powerful. argument, snd
his almost resistless appeals, are knewn and
read Of all men. He deals with facts and fig
ures, and his speech cannot fail TO do service 20
the great American cause. We wish him sac
cess in his own State. S<s - e.
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= a lTHE e8oD sAMA ARITANs. a..

1FEyHIS ASSOC ALTON .URGANIZED LAST
evening" consequence q the epAiemic bsng
The following elecd on sefs for he
John Holland - Yce President. J
N sson, Secretary nd John FLASHER, TrsaaarSr
RRoRv John l., Lewis Mayors
Eugene Citizens Bank j. c. Prsne gast.
Office Third D,re dnd Tho B. Moore Republican oce
Fourth D. trict. - = .s0. y ?
MEDICAL ApynsRs-pocora Cartwright. S. MaeFarlane
Bertrand, N Dunnsud,
GUrrKRs You Poydsls sttsat and Rue, kos atrse
kEALTH WAnpRs GEsEs
i Geo W, Dixon - " &s z. '' 4.t'47 n
Mao Cn No. Poydras Market,
opposite the Carroiton Raie
aso or 10 K1Ia 5oek Store, the S.. Cha
Haned it.dia ely, ftty ao atad female nus Apply
1inme Cur h. No F. Ke ts Bookstore
Hotel John Flspr Perdtdo street.
q AFRO on RailroGd D pot, seltt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-22

+ A few nights ago a Mr. Boakin, VIVA had been
ont takiae his glass and pipe, eus go'ng home
late. borr ow ed M umbreilas and whsnhi- wife's
tongue leossped, he sal up in bed and suddenly
sprsad out the parapnite. - 5.e=.-- : ts.g.
What are you going TO do With that thing ]"
said his wife. d. -. -
e5why, my dear, expected . very heavy
storm tesnight, and SO i loame prepared . So
In less than two inmates Mrs. Bodkin was
asleep,
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N LW YORK AND ERIE iss5.. ssss, ~,
ss RAILROAD !. z. 4 pIkE EFT Ga szs

- 10 THE WEST. &asH IS SssY y sasfIsssa;ss9ss
Time eesesn Wash1gton sud Wheeling h0as kaaning
THE BALTl. l.loaE AND oHlo RAILROAD.
iqlsas Baltinere apd
n eerltenso Of the Wsei he Worth southwes
bound West from BAtfnoa always pfbmp mads Ii tie WasS
ngen Janeon Catsy eaIed she Relay miles from
oao ssr 3 @sus
,s Maahastsn staisn sud teehscked with
sosss beg ePd Tho daily iii
A. a. aag w II NJ On sandaSs the hear "
raj Rnneosd Beilaire e OH & aear
through zanesvie Newark 70 Col bau These
sanusky Raoad for sanduay, TOsas Dsiroi caiese" @
q ur Litte Miami Railroad Xena, tnciunat Louiaviar
A. enia ta Little Miami Ra roadl foypa h tha
sa .a9f tea to ndi napoa Tere Iyste chI
IA pas sngs holding through tickets aE Memphis ycksburg Nat
to the Mail Spamsrs % the oho Tka,s an M
vle, IA eso s and ~ LnaIs aIssot by this soue - ~
sks sad when The Ohio sss n etc
S9,y miles, where epnlsc!ea with lie e seaaa and
.sss Il { sy ss sss Ct
sss. Wa a' & &pssg saa dsst
milss R ssisg M shout o sostps Ohsr ,oue
- Ill c5 = s'9sA 3s Il Miifxss FRom " whe ding
airoad sis5s by sieasr iso cncnea ss mas
a re al3 10; To DsS sis 10;
@ % "a, saa ~ Se' ST. Loa ss Mephi S
Fs Frederick and Hapors Ferry, Martinsbug
pass as rassss' as esaaa e 4 "a
TSef % way between Balmo,e ing TAX n rs
For the trans to and from Baltimore Aunspfa a. atc
ser aSther informaon through ticket. an, m
" AZ washington statlon = Y
t.s,fe.a a ~ hfasssa * Ia f. oNEs -
VI ItInnF n Mia,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-22

A WIor.-. We mel. q friend the other day who
il troubled with d Slight impediment in his
speech, and fnas it especially d'fhcu't to P5o-
-hounce any word beginning with the Letter y, 2
ss Vel, ,'essid hes grasping our hand, : they
have had anothss sEiut in the fWanklesa
! Woad w. ~
"A what :" asked we.
why, wiot, q wioti
/ -. Whyi dent yoa know what wiot is' It's
la wiot, wumrusf
~ don't under -tand YOU now
,snmm,,:1a mny, wowI', -sssS,5T.3
=. Oh, you mean they had e. rists rumpuss
row, on the Frdakford road Yes, yes-we
have heard of that. Good hyp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-22
n Tl2HaNspOkTATI0N FROM CHARLES
seYSP PEPSlA POSITIVELY UURED.--Dl
y HECKM KMITH,S Ti-pYSPEPTfC PILLS, stter a trisl

H BECKWITH'S ASTl-DYSPEPItC PILLS, after OF
twenty-five and Sustained b from the sninht
United Ststa admitted ba She BEST ANTI
DYSPEPTC Me DtlE offered the public.
psr dposed Of
They with the eacbos
tan the namsar hdofore rh pledges his
phycaD, the SAFETY
EFFcAcY THEA USE his nsedisss 70 publish certificates,
their virtues atc from sah ReYW araen BshSp II
Mssipp R Rev. Bishop FraemGn Rev. Vim. Mcfbeeter D.
D. NJ G Hon. Geo. " Badger, Senatdr o. ST. h Rev. LIE
Iss b. sorth caIsinai Hon. Judge Potter u cop
Iion Beverly Tucker; Hon. VIM. Pftadp s. G M Sauuei
Conbs Gste Hon. John HehdeTuon late u s. Senator
heal Of fsimiay parsopaEen - .l
For bs Ja. Syme. Morrison Wheel
o h Kebnsdy e. D. Beach Hqashi andby Druggists generally
without the written JONvbECK
WITH NJ D. Petersburg, whom s dsaers wall Pieasp apply
ty
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-22

curious law'aueslon has arisen in Landon.
a man proposed to a"ladg, was sceepted, but
not fulfilling bisfprohisr, is now prosssnttd- Ii
turns out, however,, that he hsi wife, and
cpuldn't marry, although sBa skis wss within"
The question therefore artists, what damage
does lady sustain in net iasiBg msrried'so u
married nun ~ ss2Ss 3 ~ q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-22
THn RAlLnoAn.-The damage SUSTAINED by

I TIN RAILnoAn,-Ths damage sustaiaed By
the railroad by the te5storm rs quite serious.
The extent IS not yet known at the Office in the
.oity Three breaks are. however. reported.
the prinoipalinjurs being at ,Mausiia. where
the water is said TO have risen eight or nine
feet over the bed of the road. d..- The wRtex was
Ave feet above the foer OF the depot, and swa or
three small buildings hstwssn the road and the
creek were entirely swept away. IL ia not
known when the damage viii be repaired.
-. s,.r1 Mobile Tribune, 9th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-22

An amateur snra...tu a,ri7 joker sent to q
scotsman in.t,wn the other day fur soIas seeds
Of fhs me pians,o which he mad aSsssf,issd =
5reoae,iiny naresises six parcels of easslrt
sss.sss s,ia iva cf niinee PIE TIE sesSsrian
~, ,mntlv SEM rsbin halt a dozs gaese md
two biaa puppies :. The hnu9te9a# gpnsienian
admitted that the jfke was rather 9 fsnst lini.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-22
+OFkiCE oS slIIE GttsAsiss, o FRS Of TiEe0NsuI
-. IDATEp DtBI Of NEW ukLEASs.
-" New Ode Ia, August !. 1855. y
[2Y virtue Of the thirty .seyenth section. Of

L virtue OF the Inlrty -seventn Sectl0ni OF
y the Of th Lag saure The LUuisnA, entet
sAh sodate eitofN 10 for
It's pre,p
rebrIary, 1884, The supplementary
I'd and incorporation the afyee with f4
eits Of New o nppovej he day,
tioa Of emitted n supplementary art deonsSiaaa
he ei Of New saa and to proya lof the
ntt aslsf March H. 1851,
ose Of ne+ng ubigaos Of re old
Fs Seund Third Municipalities, city Of
during she 1856
Sc led will be received .hs oHis4 from
the second Monday of October t " o'eioe the
pa Chase of Of sour Hundr Fifty Bonds
ulars eaeb said be dated
,athirtyevsn seas, The ece easar VI city, with
attached thereto the rate
payable the tisy Yors Inc f pf
Ap the hfst October Proposals enotsed
ds ior purchase Of onds of the New oreAn
te aed the Cemneoners OF ha Cenod lied Debt
Leans he bonds be edjudcd to he highest bidder M Com
asseisre er$ihs rfe rig to refe any al bids.
Ie cash. obgsuauspf the cry the late
nalnhtsa CITY Oh LAtay etc maturngin 1876.
ecoMMISS E9EERs.e
.. ~ y mol LEWIS Mayor, j. a sz
" H GARLAND, Treasurer.
- 80 N eft ~" +. II. DUREIII, ~ Z F51ls
= .. Chairman Finance Committee Board Of Aldermen
!. EAGER, -. ~ y :
elsrmAn Finance Committee Board,o Assistant Aldermen
c. s. LE.S Secretary. ..~ .z.s auisid