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JUDICIAL SALES.


sSsosp yuszIozs counr Q. LNDAMERys MARY EDWARDS,
PAnIsE OF 0nLEAsa. AND CAPT. CuRR--No. 1884,
pY VIRTUE Of writ of feri facias to me
directed BY the Honorable Jonts Jus.iee Of the
Psacs for the Psa Of will proceed sell anetor
Oh TAuRspAY $40 18th jay. 1856 ii II o'clock NJ
Teffne--Cnsh. + - aafE
jys14ie JOHN A, AdAIsSE, Constable.
ss saa. Ss 81 n
RY virtue Of q writ Of fieri faoias to me
for the Parish wproceed 70 sell at public auction
warehouse Circus street between Poydra Psrdo ses
THURSDAY. the leth July, 1855, Al IL O'Clock NJ.
The CoNTENTS OF GROCERY STORE, aeied In he shove
suit Terma-Cash. -. -
iya laie JOHN A. AGAISSE, Constable.
FOURTH Dsrx1er counr hIARIA FLETCHER ct al JuANA
OF NEW osLz Ans. and MANUELLA coRAis--Nc. sl'5 :
RY VIRTUE. Of a writ Of feri facias for a
NIB partition directed by the Honorable the Fourth Dlst
Court the above entitled caue will proceed 70 soil at public
ton The Rotads The city g. Louis between
ChMsrea and Royal seets TUESDAY, July l1h 1885, at
O'Clock NJ in order to sfecta partition .1.g
Acerain LOT OF GROUND sitnats in the Second Die f&
tict Of his city Id the Square bounded by Con Rant &X
.art st Louis, and Burguudy Streets neasrrng thirty
Frenoh running between parno lnes
back within feet OF The where the line
Rampant aaet 30 aso widen the lot at the
ins The South
ner Of olnow lately belonging Mime Mace
the eastern line by separately formerly
said ms Mace ali together with all the buildings and
Ahnge roof old Kitchen Being property that
ausathed to plaintiff defendants tho late
viii dated March 18Th 1902 recorded the Pedestrian
late notary public In this city the 18th Of September 1904
VAUDEVILLE MARIsNY, ~.
jei5 fb 265B Is Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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H. r. JAHvrER, sscresty.
New orlsans, March "a. isss.

United States Lie Insurance Annuity and
TRUST CONF ANz or rHILADELFHIA, = :"
Q. B. CRAWFORD, President,
@. g. INLAY ,Sscrstnry, -
BRANCH oFFIGEFoR THE SOUTH AND wasr.
Ne&y eamPasrset M wOrleans, " ~'
- BENJAMIN FLORANCK, Agent
HARMON DOkNE Aspt ASsnt
a PERSONA 81
bha q ostfa v6rsblstsrma. 5,s s nrttSg, l.
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a 1,mAYs 1II. FRnM HIs- RlRTH. 5

a LWAYS ILL, FROM HIS BIRTH, SO
common are certain wasuSa hnsn spbiert hat il ea
total number of children have either the
Thread Worm Why not than view q dangsreIs
sna,ady proper mtdst B. A. FAANEsIOGS
the and speedy sradtAsor q Worms
PpuGaREEPsIE, N. u. June 80. 1853.
This To- certify oag
bottle q y. yER AlFusE which CAUSED
pu sssare. TIE boy awaysi rom the time hs waa child
uns applied iha named medicine IL nay suffice %
be safe and certain remedy ioS We '
which it appalled,, SAnAo =. II II 20
hsnts tbrsarhout he United states. isa f1,ds We =
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trnssrIsr sahsrslsnase Lodges.

fInterier snk6rainate Lodges.
Dn SoTo No. meets at Baton Rouge, Thurs
dayseyening.
Sr. MAaY's No. 20, meets at Franklin, Saturday
Meth 40. n, meets at Shreveport, Wednesday
evening.
sr. LANDRY Ne, as, meets atopelousas, satur-
day evening.
CLINTON No. 81, meets at Clinton, Wednesday
evening.
Cannon. No. 80. meets at axe Providence,
MondaY evening
TarNITy Mo- 81. meets at Trinity, Saturday
evening. :
ExcsLsIos No, 81, meetsat phibodaux, Satur-
day evening.
NEW IBnnrA No SO, meets. at Newtown. Thurs.
day evening.
paxIn1n No. 81, meets at Washington, Friday
evening.
GHnsEYymLn No. II. meets Of Chensysilla
Monday svening!
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The Il. W. GRAND ENeAAPMENy or PATKIARuIs
LOUISIANA I. Of Q. p, lneets semi annually the
third Tuesdays In Jsnhary and July, in Grand Lodge
Room, at odd Fellows, Hall, corner of Camp and
Lafayette streets. New Orleans oHcers the ys
lS55-Ihas.H shielda, VI w q p /; s Hardy, NJ EG II P
IL Cunningham VS. W; Jas Furheaux, w G
Scribe; Williams. y " Treasurer J G Dunlap, G
tot u W G Lof the U .; Thos Bragg n vi G
JW5I y Allyn, w g NJ; A Hero W q 81: = Frank
ford, w D 3; AIT Gates OF Mount Sinai No D. R "
D g of District No 2 Oscar Barbse Of Magnolia No
4,RWD G of District No. 8. !
All communications intended for the Grand Encampuent
should BIO directed, james Furneaux, arapa scribe
Grand sseeretarys office IL Odd Fellows Hall. 81
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O0PPER-FAoED TYPE.
COPPER TYPE OMpANY.

In giving notse Of their reno yal nom No Ia 1Mn
nsesas ,tonsa ~ P5ter. x III sss beg p as the
recently made in ssir work 'es' '-'s
pc. Facing Tyre ssrso,yps Plaiss, cuts, ~
Uasa i sss spss@ sss
to Pner hes aa, n mil great
shsg T. Sc ~ and compare hs
with founders dssiIed
% @ as q s @ there o wheh viii give
Ts Il. 4 e, r y h
here about he vaias 81 oa
@ pa p T ss ss
L s III NJ iss
s os. 3 - s' r., senss s,s
"a M Fl p II Sss
fe cSs s@s b. sswoa Patent and ii
ssa s
Hssss,. H.
Long Long ssmsr.....'.s Agate. ......ls :. =.
sssisT =. ,.:..ls bssal
nosa months, per CENT aiseoapt for
~ = FIs9sse.e 1s5ss Nav York. May - lsss ass0at
MON Mon. india II !, a. RUBBER COMPANY
ea "a s x. e. pssa Rubber
terms '''f's -'A1s w 'ns 0ss'
o,,. ooos alNs " al AL Ne, pssos.pIloNs.
'ases's' WANING ana siS'as Leggms
= .l' ~ hs
pan Plano afte and fss Soss o Home
eoysis' ARR WORK.
s a i as Al i fsS' oa'Aa.' Baey' etc.,
a,, p5 syse sss.. A'P s oEAsA. ARTICLES
shIsIa. NursIns osss Tssihips Riass Tubing pf''
cias y B. II WsN P1 ssas any
:. Y: sn.sFssR Treasurer and srs.aty. ise am
U sssl aos Co. Es y AlS 20 have re-
1 EtVaatR
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II MoKERBooKER PATENT q COOKING
IA RAMsEs-rfasgPREhIuA

PRICE & OoULON, Plumbers, 1oT roydra
street. eeuiy ths ppbfs
hathsy carry
70 suppy HOT COLD, tBHQwfABATs
AMkRlCAN,ENGLISh and FRENCH WAfER OLbSEFE, wAsH
5AsiNe, F0uETAIN6 FAUCETS Of COOKING
RAhkk 8aARDENHOSE,H YpRAULICR AMBi EURCE ,lIFTstd
SAa Gtted up Y the
desc and SHEET LEAD aud CLOCK TIN
hssf ShIp WORK neatly pat tP Endepsres
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VoHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR.

VoHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR-
~ skPARLLLAThs Invaluable remedy hAs alrsady carried
asrdsd IL f i ss
ss Ss s q e gs. aa' America
pas. .ha sar.apa
sss Gr a.
asis 5Rsth 81
strictly The saIsapsfs
Il
asesrsainsd before being used.
producing iSs
sdSb siisi Hss5s
s9aa The Of Bnls Compound
r With III gratifying sscta prodaesd
Il a@ sI e
little onss as 30 Balls
and that viii matter nov
Ing aboas aPsssfsapsa ''ana
,,a ,ot,u ninr-n..,st.. H., LoulsyHLE, Mayissa,
ssii.s
&c & or
bottles o
your ssraapsrllae the
V't''f sEsUazfirsn. '.H'owEs,M.D.
sa saa I M
VIII : 1'l' '4sAl'l
afflicted az %
il. s. 10
sa 81
sn
ss1- = - !. .,.s.'a saAM BRIDGES.
uai'a'sva u4sa sSsl'S w VIII fa In
sRas
Would
81 aaa any
'A'' Hs'
NOTICE TO FEMALES,
John oftu
eriatene In whore the
dsfsn, p5ssss
pale and and
heu rsasdy
h Soa
spPnssi Rs ere sass
cheek tas psid
continued a criii
msdieine u
| A BEAUTIFUL CLEAR SKIN.
cheek often dS We this
y s
asi i 5 IN IT,
makss the skin clear upon trus prn
sss
ana
eyery and pao
the bloom and reshneas youth, ladies
o all and utons,
sufficient enough for Tho a5a
BETTER TESTIMONY THAN WAS EVER OFFER ED IN Wi
| OF ANY MEDICINE.
! v7 N. MookE, .r..
JOHN BULL: have hesitation saving that bsev
SaApaat be the beat for the
Syphilis and other nd yapdua
JAMES r. Moore 10 e..
Louisville FROM DR. MOORE
MRJoHN BuLL: lam using your SsrsapaTa IN several ne,
ofserofaa and happy effect conhdnlit
Winshsstsr, Ky FEB; ,ls4s JAMES NJ. MOORE. NJ p.
Testimony the following renders aupeuons Mi
PSe me eaea T 81 on u
THE LOUISVILLE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Ihaye looked the BuaCom
form safe compound pomses
| to which u is applicable. L. F. YANDELL, III. d.
Louisville. June 9, 1913. ..---
| LOUISVILLE, March 20 ls4s
sarapara and believe continuation TO be excel
impression
ays ased public and private p 1.-THE be-
Hesident Physici an at the Louisville Marine Hospital
This Medicine daily graphing with disease through the ResseI
blooming youthful
afaictsd-nay, those that grievously tormensd.
all oftrh
it nrnaie WORTH The very
neutrality-suspicious. and
~ Agency for the sale Bulla
| ssparills, will please address - JOHN BULL,
~ principal the Of John Bull
!, Saraapsrilla, Wholesale retail,
jss 1SI cHARTREs STREET.
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q W. SHAW No. 10. Clinton, La, meets on the
srst ana fo,rth Saturdays IN each month
nj 's's JAMES FURNEAuX, Grand Scribe
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rpILoxr HorEL. BILoxr, Mrss.-.The -

pubo is 70 the shove housewife @EaaE
the reception Of company tof the sSeAsoa
"WEDNESDAY, July l. 1855 !.
Biloxi well the most delightful Of
a. and he tie Biloxi HOTEL surrounded is is By
baaiul lawns groyss il peculiarly arstve to those
the enjoyment from bathing and sea
| :,
Attached to the House VIII 20 tonnd bar ana Bill ara ROOM anu
Tsn-Pin Aleys. - =, "a = -.
aiways be supRed with all ths dseaces Of tne
~ ooass , M m address c. NICHOLS.
X, III I'M IN l sn jsss X 1850
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ID piie.ors of these delightful Mineral Springs saatsd aa
healthy region Of pue woods four mile. wsa q
attention Of hose leaving hs city for health psaurs daring the
warm easop have completed the additional
concentrated and lacsiYs
vto IN comfort They pledge
nothing BE wanting their part readence
at these Spriugn the meats agreeable.
Thew beg OF these by Pro-
sssaor isiddsll. Of the univsrBy Of Louisiana. =
The Alkaline Sulphur Spring contains part
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Dnleers OF Subordinate Encanspnents for the Term
ending SRne 80, IshS.
WILDEY No. 1, meets on the first and third Sat

EEMcnu5Rmeuts 10 Tern
ending dRRe a0s 1865.
WILDEY No. l, meets on the first and third Sat-
urdays of every month, at the Eneampment ROOM 0dd
Feiows' Hail. corner Of Camp and Lafayette streets.
0ficers for the present terui--I 4 Allyn Eth
Gennson, II GEO Dfrmeyer, W ; u Homes, Scribe !;
Williams Treasurer; Guthiem, W; Jas Fur
neaux, Assistant Scribe.
H0BAH No. 5, meets on the second and fourth
Saturdays in each month in Encampment room, Odd
Reowsl Hail. OF Camp and Lafayette streets.
omoeis Tor the present term-S M Todd, G p Joseph
murphy, Y RI Hedden, W Charles Rossiter,
scrins aeo Wsksa, w /; ANDREW Hero, Treasurer
AAsAII4E No b, lneets on the first and third Mon
daystn eaen month IN the Encamphent room Odd Eel
.oMs hsl casaer q Galn9 and Lafayette streets..
OMoeIs ior Lhp present. tefmA DegQla. P ~ III danfs
x y ,nyefls w Thomas Kaefie, scribe David
Moore,J w JAS Wilson, Treasurer 800 800
WASHINGTON No. 8, meets every secords and
fourth Monday in each month, OF Wash4nsta,, fTal
Marigny Buildings Third District. 0ficsrs n. ~
present term-H Goldman, O r w Furbrngsr II p sl u
Netting, S w Rlemann, Scribe; w II Mispauah
Treasurer. -7le'S-ee.S
LAFAYETTE Ne. 7, meets on the first and third
Mondays In each month, in Jefferson Hail. Fourth
District. Officers for the present term--Chas Raw
monds Ri w Wilson, Il r; w Wink w; j q
Burke Scribe; w w Vaught, Treasurer
PELICAN No q, meets on the first and third Sat-
days ia each month, In Polar Star Hall, st. Louis
r.; J. casbergagsH p o yoorhies, 8 w Poupart,
Scribe; eepitaine,J ".
Eufar r<vE ex.osx
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GyINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, etc. sp
IL E.A, TYLER, 50 CAMP STREET has ,tantlyo -
DUPLEX and cFLiNDER WATCHES, Of ali liz sssi saaA
Aiso.foH EsTsndsuARDcHAINsssEALs saKEYsjnsver,
GOLD RENs PENCILS, THIMBLEs, BUca LES etc.; FINE
gBsSE5ETS sRa p SEGsLAgES RINGs sILyERWARE,
rRATs II ATEp cAsT0Ks TIA SETS UkES
RIcHfANCR GOODS, LUBih'S FINE PERFUMERY-ioxetltr
variety mention
with Gold Silver, DO
every EGTORB stc M
L d h0r
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m nopesou s uudeYagnad respectfully soets carefuf
pa,isiou 81 The anayg d th above Springs ohssIn
IL soutb Such an sasd will Al once tabii.b
hsm ns in valuable in the acute ohroaic
u nfaii @z. CHARLES GULLuM ptony,a,o,
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

n WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
~ GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES, which
Offer to supply DTuggists and Dealers at Propor owes
Wholesale prices. No.
E General Depot and Special Agency Isl
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NEOLLYWoOD-E Eastern sshoreof Mobile g

WHOLLYWUUD--Eas Shore OF M0bIIe 9S
The panic Ia respectfully informed that tbe
SHOWS Wssiing Place opsn fs the reception q Msh
hollywood the Eastern Shors Of Mobile BAY
ono Mohns, W Capt. Zoe AImarongs beautiful
low pressure pile, the two places twice day
II entirely masqstoss bugs o. ftes y Ahupdsnty snp
Mad with pue deoioua spring II delightfully."- shaded
XII t oaka The bathing good, AID the
balls passed Short ~ cs inducement
disease
Ample have been made ior
T6Shouss WI b aaaeI ~ q M. Gnosh
ed Himself win under the style q freeman and
Eye they ths umsl V dssstss the patronage Of sns
leaving by very satdrdAga for Mobile
s FREEMAN EyERITT.
Eurr Esfirs
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ESAST .PASCAGOULA--The subscri- -
ma oar has renewed aud reed his establishment for lsaAM
Boarding ud Lodging prepared to offer TO yasors
bar and bdss which the
Proprietor With without furniture
| - MAURICE GUlCAARD,
as ifiH OF Steamboat Wharf, East oula,
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INSURANCE.
Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company Of
New Orleans. ~


In conformity requirements of their charter Company
pubiish the following statement.
Amount premiums for the year ending iath March 1856
Risks. Si3e s0l
Marine Riska. ues3 70
On Rakp. kss4 IS
Total Premiums 0ssl8 "a
LA premums. 81
Lass prenumson rks NOT Terminated (rserysdls19ss IS
- sq,sss ii
Nb = !
Earned premiums for the 9&aa2s
Amorns paid for losses during the Same period. viz:
Fire iLosaep. J0S,s10 IS
For Marine Lones 1855 BA
For River Losses 1880 n
as.n.uranes, nssre discount. etc.,. u
88 @ 3ss.5' ------- ls5.isi 10
/
Net profits for the year ensnt naenis bs0Is
~
Tho Company the following assete, viz. 900
receivable irefar Premiums ss
Bills receivable bsing sabscriicn az ia
Duo for premiums In courae oteolecoa. 90 asa II
in loans stocks ss9I 20
Cash s9ysa 50
TOTAL Si6.0Ig So
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SELLING OFF 10 THE LADIES AT HALF

SELLING OFF TO THE LADIES AT HALE
IHE Usual "a entire as.k q rich and
s ar9caasd slhsn richest 91a.y Black silks
Rich silk 0Eshas with SIN style Tissues
aad hareges Ladies' Riding and Evening Dresses with
Robea and Embroidered undsrsh Lsde
ne. sy French Eagsh veIns coet Chem
Lace Also and Swiss 5000 aaes and Msss
and Msrno style Opera coaks and Hoods Lsee
anu R snaws and Mantiasi Inan,s Leng Soas ana
Sna Fancy Bags Purse. and Porte
Monnaien Rich Trimmings
and Maala And several ether articles teo numerous
name AZ Cioaks Grape Shais
" sIse1ss viii to ss At hall oar usual
season for The going Europe, Ladies
ehAae sye toaks Grape Shaws Embrod
erica would lind call
also them usual
icr the balance Please CA
NAL STREET = - b. Z. KEEGAN. ass ON
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THE SPRINGS.
1-uIrLUM,s SPRINGS, cnoorAw Co., -, -

GsULEUM's' SPRINGS. CHocrAw Co, "a
ass. Is ssys sss' i;s
s; t.. 81
= ss Daring III pas, sss view
sa I ss T. as H.
rs Is.I 9ss 81 $ H. sss Ea sss,
TO him liberal share Of srs sP5ssas s Ten Pin
Alleys and ess all
ssparae, and neat, clean and airy oaiou. lirbt
a affi Ply 4
Mos ~ and oso & %
splendid oar horne eossns q MASH pss osioss in
sssl a Ts 81 s s S y
7 IL ss sssss 4 a
n xA erpssss
Known 10 tho public 70 e. @
ssssss nsIs o.
ss Il y Viii b Sensaes
| CERTIFICATES.
i, y Al = IL s' sssa Il z
aesyad BY NJ Avsqss as ay eaSo ss
ai1ss f s, wsasr 10 WIZ
suLfhoA' FERRueiNous,
81 ssss tbs; o al. saa %ss are
meals Of the abb minsi viscsra. - -
a q ah ssr sSeas' fy
g. qsa sssssp. Tonnes
ave II cpnsn that Cuums nera springs highly
usaui whenever psacrbad administered with Judgment and
discretion,
| = p.,gro, D. A. p H. DAre.. D. NJ p,
"a S.,hstD HI p P. Aibuiz, D. NJ P
| ~ T,rn;n b III p E.. Marmsion D. M p,
. vi Fartpssan b. nj p Al q. de yalistti D. nj. p,
4 Msrnisr ID Mp, Oh. Dslary, D. III. r.,
New orieana, April 30, 1855.
i A. Lambert, D. NJ. p, L Labssuty D: MP.
"A. Pecqust. D. M Pa 3, maiiin, y. N. f..y r
\ "A. Lsma, D. NJ p, U IhieTs, ~ M,fp
! James Jones, M DR. Ireou, ". M.
| g. Martin, d NJ. r, y Lewis ID. &f Pr
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unionsown un ER sSsMTn IA KY y1 MaE 10 lsAs

MN IN your sarsapaa sliaay that hsvs
used 70 standing,
capes andn all dis
rehabilitation uds of the body
conjunction with think would prefer any
preparation Of Sarsapaan and phyaean will
learning the substance that
Respectfully, you're, WI. PRENTISS, NJ. d.
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\ Mobile, April IBi Is56. o. - . n .
Mn Gas. CuLLuAi Das sI have lust reviewed the anAys
= a..
most springs in Kaope apd for the
mineral Ingredients they ontain know Of
Spring hs country Of equal strength and Tie alkaline
parallel except the Badon Springs which mol
quite so strong. =,
yoestiSs Organs and In almo all
us1sd by general dGblity, they ws be found utetui
Very respectfully yours, etsr &c. MOTIF NJ D,
Ta nynIds the proprietor pledges ha particularly, that
sxsstoa On his part viii b wanting make hsu comfortable
contepted. Il @ }4s ..,.Yvcis
rhe Analysis Of following Syringe made by MIL B. Ave-
of Nes Orleans gentleman Whose reputation soiept,a
taemst ranks smeng the highest only country
-sS.-~- ALABAMA vlCHy SPRING.
Proportions he mineral substances contained
slish pint, or eighth part Of agsllonI = -
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YeTyrespeetinlly,

Rheu
maam read the and what may them
they will use this nfsllible remedy -5
BULL-Dear Sir: Forthe last
the
tried every remedy could o
the disease bat found relief until
which hasentely
and greatly any
used
the
IL asbaing the Acknowledgement efor Rheumatism.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-13
Suicide OF O Duellst.

Col. Alexander K McClung committed
suicide at jackson, Miss on the Oath inst.
He was the son of Judge McClung, of KY.
and nephew of Chief Justice Marshall.
He was lawyer of some distinction, but
more known to the public as duelist, hay
ing killed his antagonist in two or instan'
ces, and been shot, run through and other
wise wounded on various occasions. The
Louisville Courier gives some of the later
incidents of his career:
When the war with Mexico was declared,
he volunteered, AM was appointed Lieutenant
Colonel in the Mississippi Rifles. At Mon
terey. he greatly distinguished himself, by bis
undaunted courage, being the first person to
scale the Mexican rampant and plant the star
spangled banner upon the heights of the enemy.
While engaged in the peril, he was shot
through and through, and from those wounds he
never fully recovered. After Gen. Taylor's
accession to the Presidency, Col. McClung
was appointed minister to one of the South
American States. Returning from this mis-
sion, he visited the home of his birth and
childhood for the last time, broken DOWN III
health and a prey to rcmorse.
Col. McClung leaves brother, the wei
known Rev. John A. McClung, pastor of the
Presbyterian church in Indianapolis, and now
the only survivor of large family Of children
His mother is also living, having attained q
green old age, and being fine cxamplar OF the
women of the olden time.
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~The Lucia left yesterday morning
10 the midst Of heavy blow, for Red
Wing, and among the passengers are our
townsmen, Messrs. Frost and SANBoRN.
The Black Hack left during the after
doom for Traverse des Sioux, and carried up
not only goodly number of passengers,
but also large freight, consisting mainly
of provisions, furniture, lumber, etc.
The Globe was expected to arrive from
above last night
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ANOTHER IMPRovEMENT-The Messrs. Nc
CLOUD, on Third street. has got out the lum-
Der and stone for their new Warehouse at the
corner of Third and Cedar street. The cellar
is already dug, and it will not be long ere
structed into which the Messrs. McCLOUD
will remove, from their present location.
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n0-The question of the day is "Who does
not each Ducks?"--for they are SO plenty that
the wonder is that dinner should be made
without them. They are still brought in to
market in large numbers.
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JUDGE OF PRoBArE.-It will be seen by
reference to the card Of Mr. FEWER, the
Judge of Probate for this county, that he
has appointed ISAAC VAN ErrEN, his proper
deputy to transact all business in this city.
An excellent appointment.
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D6S- The assault and battery case OF
which we made mention yesterday, was de-
cided by the Jury finding the Defendant
guilty, and the Justice fining him 500 and
cOSS
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s~We give M our columns this morn
ing to The thorough review Of the speeches
of Senators COOPER ard DOUGLAS, on the
resolution Of the House Of Representatives,
annulling the Charter Of the Minnesota and
Northwestern Railroad Company.
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WORLDS FAIR GROCERY STORE.
LOUIS NAKTLETI.

II ANING purcha 500. the Grocery Wine and Liquor lle-
i paftnient oi the Worlds Fair, Roberts street.
below Third informs his friends and the puoic that he
has ham, always extensive and superior assortment
q all goods in his line IA short time he will return
from trip ia the East, and viii bring with him ample
supple, for want Of vhich due notice viii DC given
It Paul. AIril g. If