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Hy% n, STEAMERS ECLIPSE fTaEyssss -.
aS5si4sa asssisszsza SOUTHERN BELLE. fssss=sa=aA fssss=
THE magnificent q. s. Mail The elegant aud fast
steamer V lips e, l.. ". ming steamer s o h
RroadweI, commander, viii Belle. J. M. Broadwel!,
commence her regular weekly Commander, will commence her
trips the New Orleans Nicks regular weckly in the New
burg 4ken's Bend Lakel Orleans, Grand Gulf Rodney
Providence and Princeton trade and Nacez trade MON
on THURSDAY, ah Sepem DAY the 9Th SEPTEMBER leav-
ber leaving New Orleans every New Orleans every MON
THURSDAY EVENING, at! DAY EVENING, at o. clock,
O'clock for the above and all above all ntenedi-
intermediate landings. late lsnings. r.
above steamers are undergoing thorough overhauling
retiDg will be in complete ordand will attend faithfully
to all business entrusted TO their care.
The ECLIPSE will receive fregtfo Yazoo river, and
ship at VicEsbure without delay.
Neither the ECLIPSE nor the SOUTHERN BELLE Will be
responsible for letters packages containing money other
vaiuae unless regular bills Of adg
stated for any yauabes deposited by passengers with the
clerk contained in baggage. 5S95I, - ny
No bills wll be recognized unless contracted under written
order or the Captains Of either Of tie above boats and bills
must presented at the Office Of the which they belong
before Il o'clock The day of leaving for approval which will
be paid presentation at the Office of The Agents. 65 Gra
vier street !l$sr
For freight or passage apply on beard or to
BROADWELI. BR0Ss u CO.. 65 Gravier ST.,
=... Or LEWIS SNAPP Il CO., 81 Front st.
N BA clerk will be on the Leyee every Monday morning
feightor both boats mp lie time Of leaving
uE Jfn~ ID II b.
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The Helena Ark Shield, of the 26th nit, learns
from letter written BY a friend nosin Washington
City that Capt Albert Pike has recently announced
his determination to support Mr. Fillmore for the
PrasaencY. =
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sTEA.MBOAT DEp ARTuREs.
@ HI O RIV e r.
WIN leave o MIDDAY sd inst.. d. e,clockp. u.


fYssss = FOR LOUISVILLE THE NEW,
and splendid passenger steamer Chance
u NV. Stewart master, will leave for the above
and all andiEs Eel freight passage apply
aul 5GS .53 55sss "a 20 9Tchoupitouas street. ~
The Chancellor being light draugh being only twenty
eight ches passengers rely meeting with no detention
account Of the low stage Of Waterin the Ohio.
viii leave on SATURDAY. 9th Inst, at o'clock p NJ
A. fYgssa T. REGULAR IT,. d. MAIL PACKET,
GuAsslSI5sa for Louisville Paducah Cairo and Memphis
ss5as Te fne fast running passenger packet steamer
Lucy Robinson, J. Dunnel MASTER will leave as
for tSaisye Padgeh cair9 Memphis Helena napoleon,
Providence Ficksburg, and all Intermediate landings For
freight passage having superior apply
board, or to Z. b. SMITH, 'F
an7 -S.54 A Tchoupitoulaa street.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
willeave on s SATURDAY I, 9stinst:. at o'clock 2. M
aaht5 Memphis and Cairo sammei Packet-For Cairo
sassas Memphis. Helena, Napoleon, Greenye and all
landings in the new
freight passage apply on boar, Of to 5&
JOHN F. HYDE d CO., 66 Poydras st.
H-The Kate Frisbee viii pay particular attention to pana-
ton way freight and remain trade the whole season.
leaving here every other "Wednesday.
The Kate Frisbee will be ready oeceive freight Monday
morning. e a$lg$ s4a. @4$8. X. Gyg#8S58s v5 g 3au2
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AN AMERIoAN GANTATRIcE, - The Paris CORES
,nnndent of the New York Courier and Enquirer, Of

gS An AMERIoAN GANFATRIcE, - The Paris CORES
pendent of the New York Courier and Enquirer, of
the 1stinst., has the following
seldom refer to theatrical or operatieal matters,
but cannot help suboining to this brief letter the
following para agraph from ignanis Messenger. of
Saturday 18th inst, which speaks Of an impression
produced here by a fair conntrywoman of yours, of
whose splendid voice and musical talent had pre-.
Viously heard glowing descriptions. If she accept Of
an engagement ID Europe, she will make the Crisis
and the Albonis look to their laurels :
young American lady, NJ lie May, possessed of
q fine soprano voice. and musical capabilities Of an
order which would render her a valuable acquisition
either to the Grand Opera the Italians has lately
been heard in few salons in Paris II is to be hoped
that some OF our directors will arrest her flight acros
the Atlantic. We have plenty of DID, talent;
young fresh voice would be just now most agree
ahte ynriety. s.3E &@#2 s 33f 5fE
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rp -=zz=======z,NGW ORLEANS, JACK
EFess s lHsiI II SON AND GREAT NORTHERN

- Az RAJ H N'-'i ->o'' 'AN
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT-FRoM 1sr ApR1L TO S1sT OCT.
pAsSENGER TRAIN leaves New orsars sc daily at half
miles from New Orleans Ct osiock l M Re5uEni u leaves
Train leaves New orleans syery sunday 6o'eoeE NJ
rEaa oeos tie same d S''es 'sN
years age free children between %eiye years
insnys TE 9f O. Sf 5osgo5E 8 s r,,ss . m , a
COMPANY NJ Is ss Also u %s' sS
wses haSe in f at reduced s REee
written pass expressly authorizing them and
the b % s ds VII g. M As s y yne
direction only those milking trip both ways will lave to be
ah FRElHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for osyka and in
Sa
i rs na0S R" = p pna rtsay
G ga. HENDERsoN * co., MAGAZINE ST.,
@ pnfSs
al eii m ss
in the country. .ial9 6n
rT7Ila ERALI.ApAY MANY OF
s ot1 IA M Gne sxe 6 and
pronounced one Of the most beautiful and useful inventions of
simple device as the gae
@ whsS they we're s for eas beeHe pessa less aud Less
resistance to the wnd IN when the TEMPEST y raging ut s
the sails is whist mechanics have long sought
vain.
The speed the wheel increased by powerful
Of wind for it fully under the control of regulator
awaerwEeel engine Ii this Mill be well put
up will require attention whatever for weeks
gether.
The only why the wind for ages has been
varsay used motive is well known be the
seegulating machine In heavy gales the wind Wheel
heretofore constructed either postraed in hopeless ruin
reyoved with such raity ms to heat and chafe greatly
to the ury of kind of gearing attached; besides in bad
weather. requiring the constant and anxiety of the attend
This difficulty is entirely obvated and the only OBJ
lection that possibly be urged is the Inconsistency &c de
wind This is compensated for by the fact that it requires
outlay expense the wind engineno
time day or night, any point Of
the compass Il will fill large tanks ponds that
dunhc intervals Of hewirds blowrs if the size Of
mill pumps und reservoir is in proportion the quantities
reuuired there certainty of having abundance
through year. For railroad stations and sugar and
plantations such convance unequaed, both for pumping
aud grinding oraIlenea fountains small
sized mill witt, moderate wind will raise LOCO gallons
grind five bushels Of hour. For further nfor
nation, orders, address l''
s. H. GIIMAN,sl Naehez street, New Orleans,
! o2idlaw&Tlr Sole Agent for the Southern States
Y CIGNiEEMT--Pi4ASTEIS, etc.-,e0U bbls
IL landing and in store, Tor sale by
| ALFRED KEARNY,
| iel9 -ls ~ 72 Magazine street
| w bound packages, for sale BY
jy23 33 Tchouptoulas street.
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nas. POINT CLEAR F4OTEL.-THE PRopRIE
fE5 neasura of informing

49, POINT CLEAR E1OTEL.ITHE pKQpRiE
I TORS of the Battle House the pleasure OF Informing
m public that the above delightful SUMNER RESORT
will be opened Wednesday,, 1lth June.
During the past they have been improving the Grounds
have made additions to the Buildings which he
now perfect greatly augment comfort North
Wharf has been built which will lessen the distance and
considerably Stable has been erected and roads much
improved
Point Clear has advantages all other places upon the
Coast and those who visited there last season can endorse or
the superior SALT WATER BATHING FISH and OYSTERS.
Boehs Band has been engaged for the and every
etv watering places will be provided
The Southern Star Capt Carson will ply regularly during the
season between the City and Point Clear. H
Hsy- Rooms may be secured by addressing
myl9 toct2- F. II. CHI AMBERLAIN & CO. -
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COL Joseph PIympton, Of the 2. $. Army, vas ac-
cidentally shot at Green Farms, Ct, On 2sth nit,
by the accidental discharge Of gun in the hands of
u friend The wound it was believed would prove
fatal He IS Colonel Of the First infantry and pa
tive Of Massachusetts,. 80
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.


e-. : ,-z=====- NEW ORLEANS, OEoE-
Ess EEs l,lUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
EsszSasLLsa&s334t EssE--A6R2RAILR0AD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS
and after the 7 of June next Passenger trains will leave
the Depot Agiers EVERY DAY 7.30 A. NJ
Grcnn every day .T40 A. NJ
Arrive Bayou BuHlf day at .u0 A. N.
RETURNING:
Arrive ut Greiii T. NJ
Excursion tickets the regular Stations and back the
day will be issued as folows
To Bontte.. Is
To Bayou des Allemands. nds............,,.,...... 80
To taceland I.fourche Crossings and Terrcbonne 81
To Tigerville.:, co
10 Bayou Btnut ou
Between intermediate regular Stations prices proportional
will with the Passenger Trains leaving
the St. Ann EF ERY MORNING at O'Clock,
cseiy. .r-.,=
Freight will for Bayou Buuf Intermediate
Stations by the Gompany the wharf at the foot of ST. Lonis
street. EVERY DAY until o'clock 2. NJ. All up freight
be paid by the shippers and freight to be delivered a
oher Stations than Bayou des eands Raceand orche
Crossing Terrebonne iervlle and Bayou Buuf (wEere
thc Company have agents> must be pre- paid.
Printed Rules and Rates OF Freight be had application
al the Office OF the Company. .,.,-. -
A. B. SEGER,
aul If 49,. Vice President.
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RATES OFT ARD:

70 no w
month ~ W.
E Hacks in waiting az the laning on the arrival OF
every boat convey e the Sprpgs
5 An analysis Of the be had of W. B. Phillips
No IS St. Charles street, my agent in New Orleans
je9 Am CHARLES CuLlUM, Prop1etor.
go CDOpER'S yVELla-SITUATED IN KINDS
f: county Miss forty miles from Yickshurg, by railroad
Eal Raymond within four miles, from thence by stage
This noted Watering Place. the Of Chronic Darrhea
Dyspepsia Dropsy, Gravel Diabetes Chlorosis General De
bity ETC.. is open for the reception Of visitors
$40 INMAN WILLIAMS,
March 1856 , . 5.. a gs#ss Proprietor.
N BIT is we'll known that the yellow fever prevalent
here fall evidently brought here by persons goods from
infected district Persons arriving at the Well will be struck
fail local for fever presaqon has been taken
bedding used the occasion pointed out the resi-
dent physician Or S. Beazeley and burnt in Of
witnesses their certificates published thorough renova
ton going and visitors daily arriving do not
DESIRE expect very large company the coming
but every exerion will be made to render the invalid COM
Portable As-r II
ru3l If 1NMAN WILLIAMS. r
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a missionary who was lately on one Of these isl
auds states that the people are now increasing in
number, which he attributes to the introdHcton OF
firearms Formerly when they fought with clubs,
their warfare was very destructive but the muskets
were so sure to kill that they fought two miles of,
and when they had discharged their muskets both
parties run When he discovered this he encouraged
them TO buy guns, and he supposed there was one to
every man on the island. gsEt5s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-08

Kill. Or GURE.-At the Marquesas Islands, when
one of their number is sick the medicine they give is
coffin! They lay il alongside Of sick person and
il he is really going to die helps him Of. If not,
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{ sEA-GOING VESSELS.
TEXAS AND ME XICO.

II
W. i sghRh5 1s III {; f;sGf
q 4 Ts hSP 'sT MATad1E I'd Sas
aaRR %oRaaE
Shippers will please provide SepS1n ssmssvss WIZ
s Of ssing q ES opsaT M M sf Easa pay
goods from Powder Horn to Lavaca. aus
w 'ss;s
rSEe yin Gnye for Vera Cruz as
Ffea ase elegant
CABIN fPs HRE f!fsfsss
will he reesped e1pedjs woa s an oaer
Agents W. ~ au2
VIII leave THURSDAY August 4 at , s2e,oes A. NJ
1fR E2 esAzSs ssv 5AAaf
paaea ang
1e'011'fffas HaRssps sppSS pMoReAN foot Of Julia
snad - epPoNs 9s Nds ts ssmyip ami ~ haRaRg to
Captain Kennedy of the steamer Grampus unless otherwise
hppers must provide themselves with the steamers bills
Of ading. No other form will be signed. hu2
j @ PHILADELPHIA Ia
81 atHA4EI1As Fa5R4hs Il Itsass pssEs ssts
I4ennig syrmss' having ninss of hef'
spS viii ss 3sifFsssss M s
Ter Passase apply the Captain on board at Pct r.
,k6S FOR PHIIADELPaiA HI :. -REeykAE RES l,!,als
i vii apas
os' apply S sss99a Co.
kE6S FOR ,PHEIILhADELPHIA.--.E5 REG EEGVhAR IA R
kFfHSS LINE fACkEIs-Ih regular packet s bg may
dspateh For or Saanee Of freight
pas:sa5gs is5 apply % dGo hses' W aYNsoN
LINE PAcKETs - the The Il 1 packet packet bark Thos.
sso u boal Si e7e dispatch For balance o reght
psssHiss si apply g sEo 6sFS " o aYNsoN CO. 81
BOSTON.
kSS FOE Observation-Disclosures Az IA, LINE +; PACK <
s ps.sss S$$ B5ss y. III S;
@ &c Eo e, 5s 5s,E ErE Siyss bsgK
pfG Il " HySsSs ssRs5 e ; 55 q sP2 5snP n
passage apply on board Post 49, First District iy28
,7kfSS FOR BosToN.-REGgLAR, LINE PACK OK
most q 4 hs nHs
sail as a'oye E6 ps5 " RahHfs St fSsp y
For passage apply to Captain, on board jyl8
SHEHs PACKETS Al regular packet ship sstrl1eF
GEO. W. HYNsoN & CO., 50 Camp street.
| For passage, apply to Captain on board.
E5F- This ship takes no tobacco jTls
kkS FOE, BosTON-REGULAR LINE PACK
most e hyr ea5g9 engaged va ays sSs anel
usst eas F'f DAN's cEo " RYEsoX 81 caPp street
kS- FOE BOSTON REGULAR LINE -THE
gss$A Regular packet slip nfidtalesex, Cook, master
iii SaHs 9
els 'pS' GEO W HYNsoN co, 81 Camp street
! fEa FOR BOsTON-RE ULAR PACKET LINE
r-The regular packet bark Lucy, Reddng. master
most OF her cargo engaged VII have aispa'cl
| jelG GEO W. HYNSON L Co. 80 Camp street.
sgR FOR BOSTON-REGULAR PACKET LINE
&KNMAr-Thc Al new packet bark Diana, Davis, master
aaS,baving most Of her cargo board, will have i'm
mediate Dispatch For balance of freight pasSage apply
isl6 GEO. W. HyNsoN& CO., So Camp street.
LIVERsPO OIL.
| S# FOR T.IVERPOOL.-THE Al SHIP OF
hR%A SEUNTHE j. II. Young, master requires 800 bale
apply to j. q. AsHRRIDfE Be @ Co,
;uS l20 Common street.
s FOR LYVERPOOL-THE Al bark Ok
kgNA, Hickory Veacock, master, is now loading fe
1.-THE above port and will meet with Dispatch tc
freight OF -four gran apply on board opposite Beef Marke
iea J.H. AsHBRrDGE& CO., 100 Common street.
sSS FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHAR
SK#S~ ~TER-The AL fast sailing brig May Queen, bui
{4aGssat Wilmington DEL of the best materials and coppe
fastened, S BARRELS IS in fine order for
age. Apply hoard opposite jackson square,
jy2 GEO. VI, HYNsoN 4 CO, s. Camp street.
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tz.A, THE OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL WILL
mini opened ,s first day Of June under the personal at
Every energy will be brought to bear to make the visitors
home my2Etf
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home. my2Ef
NFcGOWAN's CELEBRATED PAANTA-
M TI0N ~ MBIE,A0TING SU3T51M TON AND Il
HS Eh TWaT 1 PSR PSE
PSSEs E6R SfsTERES AFP PEEP %EL5$ e6FFEk
$5TTES H3g VA WTgES EES.W PJNFs FOR FoEoiSe INTO
lifting and forcing large volume Of water from the Iy;er
Enrnes Small sug1r "gines VIII copper lined METH
Valve Pmps for Juice m aRd srGGg hot Pnt into
table Copper Lined Fire Gng9e Pumps worked BY brake
sapae ais;sacs @ IS sas r per
egnes each furnished with band wheel for driving
without for printing hoses ware houses ETC., where
Jim sps sfss" ys s fp rs in putting
these engines work. 10th engines aud boilers vertical
and ul connections made.
Cincinnati, December l, 1856.
GenIhe pumpsg ., gi1s purchased Of You for nSe Of
has % been @ use and given perfect sasaetiou
consider it the hest pumping within my knowleage
he ree sSs ss ana %ss S ana M
S. pond the square inch of the boiler therefore
cordially recommend 10 the noce Of railroad and
o'i'''' s. B. MORSE, supt c. and c. R. R.
I. ..1y4 New Orleans owe mber L 1855.
Office N. o. Op. and u, W. Railroad Co.
Bridge s5 your inquiry sa'iSg iS to oo The
among tho variety Of pumps bave in use they are
The aaye Pumps and Engines constantly for sale by the
ubsGriber, sole agent here for the manufacturers. i
je3i 3ndtW ISAAC BRIDGE, q IIagazne street
FsHEsCENT CITY SOAP WORIAs-DEPoT
" No. II Lafayette street.
subscribers have commenced in this city the manufacture
of Soap for Family Ship Steamboat use, which they pre-
sent public for its approval in competition with the
soaps established reputation II combines With free
dom the dngeenble effects of ordinary soaps and
fecon md guaranteed to contain no ingredient in sufheien
quantity iniure the finest fabric OF ladies apparel
The advantages Of merchants and others being able
supply themselves and customers with equally good If
better aricleo home manufacture will present themselves
glance, and the subscribers respectfully solicit patronage
milo 22 & 1=s-'< G. H4zEN Il co.
CANDLES 800 boxes Shillito Star, for sale by
" VOORHEES, GRIGGS & Co., r
my29 ~ 7 ~ Is Tchoupitnulas street.
pAND BOXES-i90O dozen 81 % and 81 tupsr dozen
NEWIIAIL & HuYE,
my13 am hS and 90 Canal st. corner of Old levee.
NOW PFEAS-300 bags fresh Gagged aud Crowder Caro-
| " ln Peas, landing julia Dean, for sale by
lSlE BAREbLI 4 CO.,
ie9n No. 81 Common street
cow PEaASsaO bags choice Carolina seed, to arrive
| " for sale by Fl BAREIIIf & CO.,
iei6 aE- q E84 5E q Gt Common street,
| SECOND-T5AND GUNNY BAess--zao Bundles |
| - e'''S "AN -'l es-' S. H, KENNEDY & CO.,
lel8 '" .u'& 2OPoydras street
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In addition to these, at least two others will fall
into line before the expiration of thirty days Sew
eral campaign papers are also in contemplation.
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WATERING PLACES.

nsA PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL-THTs COM
modious and eligible establishment is for the
M reception of vors and complete arrangements have
perfected for the entertainment Of inferior to
hotel upon the Gnlf Coast s, GR1CE & JAMES, !
"a Y
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- CULLUNI SPRLNGS-CHo COUNTY,
Aabamu-The proprietor Of the above delightful Water
ing Place his thanks to the citizens Of New Orleans
vicinity for their liberal patronage bestowed him
happy them again this sp1,mer An Expre5s will CON
abng VISITORS above place communicate with their
friends ing expense without the usual delay caused by
fp I
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-08

The friends Of Fillmore and Donelson intend hold
ing a mass meeting in Knoxville Tenn, commencing
on the 4th of September, and to last three days.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Sf GreapEs Of New arisans3
Be remembered TINT on 25 March, 1856 before me- the
subscriber Justice the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
ver Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company OF
New Orleans being duly swoD according to law doTe
pose and say that the just and true atd
ORE Ct transcript from the books Of the said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
-l3 W H P JANVIER, Secretary.
svorn tn and subscribed before me- this 2 day of March
1eE6 : G. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have resolved to Six cent in
terest scrip certificates Of 1855 payable and after the
second Monday OF May and have declared scrip div
dend of Twenty-Five per the net earned premiums Of
year. for which certificates will be issued on and after
the day Of naE and they have reserved the Balance
the profits Of the year ending 18th March, 1856 to meet
pending but unadusted claims against the Company.
The Company against the perils OF the seas
rivers and loss and damage by re current rates OF
premium.
Office in iron building Of Camp and Natches strees
---.- 5E E-a--- A. GARRIERE, Vice President
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The following papers in New Jersey support Fill
more and Donels0n: .zgas@z
A. |. The Newark Daily Eagle; 2. The Trenton State
Gazette; 5. The Paterson Mirror; a. Hunterdons
Gazette; S. Monmouth inquirer; 6. Keyport Stand
ard I. Salem Standard s. Camden Banner; 9.s
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Ea Tier notice, the Steamer Sgufhern StMrs
SUNDAYS excepted, O'clock Fl M, direct for POINT
CLEAR and BATTLR'S WHARF y
On SUNDAYS Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays will leave
town o'clock A. NJ and will land at the Short Whsrf In
front Of the Hotel to convenience families and freight Sunday
evenings will leave about six. o'clock. .
jy2n @ &@J. DAVID q FORD, AGENTS .E
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Mr. Wilson was buried by the. Odd Fellows, andthe
citizens generally attended his burial. sa, 3 @
party started from this place that night to arrest
Chapman. They succeeded, and he is now at Le-
compton in the hands of the authorities, who, no
doubt, will take good care of him.
only write this to give you the facts as they oc-
CURED, fearing a wrong version would be given.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-04-30
MQn1pItk nnb NpDeWalO,

WeNgraIsM RenEnr BON 8. 8. 9ttbnr64
6 DmmtfftpmSs SpebtttpSs, 8elb., % e6feI-
Sd fffabrta0ef6af -
9r. IS. graft, @fe Spn @lRennrleffr,
etebt QBedfel In ~beliebtgen Setrd9en unb St6ten, ju benz n~tebrt8-
TEN @purfe, auf ale b%ebeuteneen Orte Der peri4ieoenen beutfbeu
Gtaaten, 8elgien, 9planb, 8rdntret6, Der Sdwets &c. &C.,
be1pr9t @elbs NuSsablun9en unb 0ee-&tn5tebrn9en auf Mn-
petuneen Uber @pQma6ten in d1en @eBenben Dteer 9Gnber, ~
ME tn BEN Ser. Stadten unb CANADA;
ntumt 8eloer in b~etebteen Summer BON s. dufndrtS 9e9en
Gutttuns in @mpfans uuD last ben gDertf in jebem ~beliebt8en
Drte duS;1blen
befDrbert Qerfpnen ntdt dGein ron Sen Der19iebenen 6Gfen,
fpnbern aud ppn allen an ben Observation-Disclosures @urDpa's
~bele9enen Stdttpnen bterber, unb Spn bteraus hrs Snuere Nre-
rtfa's nnb ~un9efeErt mad europa;
Gberntn1mt Bic 0erlen6une ppn 9afeten nnb @atern mad alien
Se8enpen tletnere 9adete, ais Dd9uerreptgS &c. merben Bis In
trgenb ttnem eurPp6if4en 9afen fur 81 12 @ts, un6 mad tebem
6~eltebtgen Srte int S}naern Oeutf9lnnbs fir 81 sc GtS. belpr9t.
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