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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-14

DhOBATE COUkT,--hAMsEY COUNTY.
j 10 The matter of the Estate Of w. w. Htcuoou.

llROBATE COURT,-RAMsEY COUNTY.
10 The ms,,sr of tbs Estate Of ". W. Hiesoor,
To III person. interested in III. Es.s,s os W. w.
nisheos. late 81 namssy cossty, dsessssd.
VOC ssd each u zee srs hereby slted sad required 10
y 81 Rs~ssy Ct his sas IL us ci,y If ssiss rss %
the let DAY n ssptsbsr nett, 81 10 osioeh the
sssa Of ths asy tss@ end hese 10 s,.t The ssai st
tstfaiss ssh sarah q. Heheot sdsinistratrr Of the
ss'sis u w. W. n'shses, Isis Of nsmssy Costly. d.
sss u-~,-yu Jsss. 81 pro.s.s.
DLANTNGi FLAMING FLAMING =
i ". ". Hsss 4 Coz gss, Western ns.hi.s nsss.
..steriss E,sti'shmsst tr ~ofAias w.sd, q No. ",
West k.saelgh .'r.,, .h'..s. ,..A nss,s,as s.A
eios 90 tiso MsrtIsias Machines, ess Ia so.
Al IN. sane piass-rsl Trla,aPh fisosng haekiss,
as,ns 10 10 Lss,s sqss quality and sith Isss pe.sr
th.n lie wood.orth kssblse.
Ai.o, Woodwork Machines u dasrsss wsdths ssd
sis~s
IL ,ss., that ~li dfs.. fron 10 s,sse fee, In 20
hesf., $40 to $500
q i..a, g, DO. e ,.ess 600 . ssso.:
''' MACHINES ''' "si sss asS;zss yrsxrrs
70 west nasdoipA 81 Cklssse
jsi2s"~ ,. ~ niCff, Assst d. fasl
I AFAYErTE fIkE AND MARINE iNsUR-
s''"'soo' A~oss, ys.als. eise.oeS.
.Chariss q. 0hssssy, O. n ReekvsiI
Az. Rockwell, "a Rovlsy
a enss sell, President. q. n. neekwslI, s>eycssr,
v. A. keslsy, v. Prssi'L Henry n Bsssssr, Tssss<
tsiana Nsy.rsiIoa, OF eausst RATS.
Noe Hss.i,e ~ ness. n. eev. STATE 81 Nsv vssh.
~: r: ..,. f. .s :: NJ. Yea Guy
2 !. Cart. s'Gsss, w:i!st. rSi'e, r.ss.
Hsaa chsnssn, ksg, Nsw Yea
= LIghily, Cash Q Jssssvsiis Csy ussA
WIT Hsshsii, Ess, Bessss, Msss.
Z Z Z S S.:y: Ai'"ssl':: vs.
\ y,ssssss. ssslsv, ouAAs.A. VIZ.
VS. wssnss, Aeplsssu, Wis.
Dsvtne nscthss, sAsbsyesu, Wis
6yFeocsss issasd 10 the sbDvs ssspes~tbls cenren
! osssass %. 1855. sAsb
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
WssisGrox, Mayl2, 1856.

SIR:--Your letter 81 the 18th inst this day
submitted 10 ne by the Adjuiant tieDsral. has
becn read with it's enclosures. You have Justly
construed your instructions, and your coarse is
approved The zeal manifested by you 10 pre-
serve order and prevent civil strife between our
fellow citizens in X ansas received full common
dalton, hut you have properly refused TO inter
fere with the military power 81 the L. States,
except under the circumstances and conditions
contemplated ia your instructions. authorized
by the L. States and warranted by The genius
of our political institutions.
1t will b. equally within your province 10
maintain the supremacy Of the Law and the
duly authorized Government Of the Territory,
from whatever source they may be assailsd,
Whenever the Government shall reunite your
AID in the manner specified 10 your instructions,
and for the grcs, purpoe which justi6es the en-
ploymeni Of military force. II matters not
whether the subversion n the law aries from .
denial Of the existence of the Government, or
whether !, proceeds from awles disregard Of
a rgh, 10 protection Of persots and property
for the security Of which thu Government was
ordained and established
Very respectfully.
Yonr obeiient servant,
JuYtkstN bAfAss
Secretary Of War.
Col y. V SEWER, Commanding First Re
giment Cavalry. Fort Ieaven~orth, kAnsas
ApHrlSr SysrRALs OgvicK,
WismsoroS, July u, 1856.
SIR Your letter Il the ,th instsst report
ing yout return 10 For, IIavenworth. And The
MEASURE. adopted BY you usdsr The Troclama-
ton 81 the Acting Governor 81 \ an-as Terri
tory, dated Jolly Z. l-56, has teen received and
lad teiore the secretary a. War, by whom IL
has teen r.,urDed 20 this onice with the follow
ing indorsm.bt which s communicated 10
v,a fr yoar iuforns,ioa and government
"Thc oommssieAiioa n God. -ansr. AMI
tbs psoclamaiion ioclo--ei. Indicate that cir
csm.tanoz no, di.clN-si IN rreyiow reports,
existed 10 Justify him IN employing The milisAr
fore. 20 disper~s tie Assrme!y al Topeka -
! Tho1sh thus Indicated i ], Da yet ss'ie i0i'y
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Tse Secretary u The Board d Regents sdvsr.
,i.ss 10 receive. priT " the 18th inst, proposals.
fa The sr.btiop Of baibiing fa The University
u Minnesota.
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Losses Of the Irsneh Army Ia the
Crlmea.

The hon'tcr publishes complete list Of
the losses Of the French army in the East which
il states, is compiled from returns sent 10 the
War Department. The list includes oil los~r.,
from the Decentralization Of the troops in Tur-
key to the signing Of the treaty of peace in
Paris. The return includes the several staiI
and health officers, and the almoncrs aud pas
tors attached to the expedition. The following
n the recn niiulafinn of tho lo,sca
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As an evidence of the rsBnsfnent ~ the citizens
Of ~ Paul and vicinity. We may staS that The
GRIN Of wheeler a Co. have sod. 10 this City.
since the first Of May. twenty Eve Pianos varying
in price from ssso 10 5000 They expect new
10. u choice instruments In short tisss, wbsn
tho~e who have not provided themselves with
one will have an opportunity u doingso. Their
stock viii 10 selected from thoss made by Tia
disysrsnt eslsiratsd makers Ia the United States
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-14

Two CAPITALISM ONE OF THE BENT
j chances fcs profitable Investment 10 now offered
IN the ssw ,ows 81 Naavawoop Wright county u 10
lacssd about QUO mils shove thu meaih Crp~ river,
IA The wess shore Il thu Mississippi, aud has Just been
laid nut Is desired ~ have With means tabs au
seiite part " building ur this place which has fse,ss
unsurpassed BY any pl.ea On the Upper Mississippi
tet further rsftiesaisfs address
"a n
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-14

IA CEh AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Ccsues
81 Third sad jseksca street. aAiat Paul. MT
HAs u stcrs and 10 arrive isns and cempsss stoch
81 0rceftea rrevss,eas W. eden Ware, &c, ~ which
the ss,sa~a IL The Trade 10 particularly requested
Me stock consists IN part II the kawins assle. whioh
are onNteA q the NNII loo eal aaAIAei rates,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-14

STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE SUB
~ HuMBKn~ops rerfri Mare shoa, s,r years aid,
With colt all foar ret white aud white spot In the
tetshsad. ono Hay Marc ssoa, tire. years aid with
black maze aud tai small head With white stripe In The
forehead hAA aAi shoes Ten dollars 70 . ard vii,
he given fet each, II returned To
kNAuFr,
ors HENRY sClluaMIER
ltusdiwN' sey~nth street, Lever Town
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-14

To Messrs. J. q. HESSING, Oris IloYr, NJ.
s. GIBSON, JAMES II. GK,y, and JSo. :. Nor
FAT.
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MILLINERY,

~ NEW SPRING; 1IILLINlIS1r No. ,22c
4"ts1-SCnmp street corner of Juln.
f55sf MRS. McENANY respectfully informs the Ladie.
S~ that she has received large and elegant
Ladies' and Misses Fancy Lace, Hair, Gimp Diamond unG
English
STRAW BON NETS.
Misses Lcshorn Straw and I@ce FLATS Boys HATS and
CAPS.
Also.
A large assortment Of Flowers Ribbons lace Wells, Embro
dcrei Fe Gloves AMI NtS, White Kill Gloves EnbroiIprics
PaaSo etc. which will be opened on Monday 18th inst.
County orders punctually attended to. rc25 tMyl7
nj ~ LADIES, OUR OPENING DAS.fI
GFE4Eh Mrs. e. W. ROPER No. l65 poydraS, be- ESty
s4E tween Cnrondelct and BarnHnp streets, begs ~
leave to inform the Ladies that she is just opening
spisno'' "s''''ni RI III MILLINERY GOODS
silk Bonnets,
Velvet DonnetS,
Satin and Plush Bonncts,
Ribbons,
Dress TRAININGS, etc.
Which Mrs. r respectfully Invites the ladies and the country
buyers TO call and eXamipe. nl2bm
,5s ~ WINTER OPENING Ob RICH ro<N
AGH4sA, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. PECK, [ne Jrttrs, y ESsp
@ corner Of Camp md Juin streets, hegs respect ~
thai She has Just received large Invoice nt FRENCH HATS,
CAPS CIGAKS md M\NTI1I4AS which she will open on
Tuesday, November 9Th 1850 aud solcits their attention them
before purchasing elsewhere.
large and elegant assortment Of DRESS TRIMMINGS,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, Wells, GLOVES, etc, all Of which
will he sold Al low prices.
5 Drc, making superintendent by Mrs PECK herself is
guarantee that ladies depend attention will be paid
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MUSIC TEACHING,

,Nsy,. INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL MUSIC
KRtA THOMAS j. MARTIN of the Oldest instructors in
1 this city will give Lessons in this accomplishment to
Ladies' tientlemen. His ability is too well known to
require recommendation
Ie- Orders left with P. WERIE1N, No. Camp street.
will men with PROMPT attention. % If
rAcaAs33 MRS. CAMPBELL, TEACHER OF MUSIC,
!Ez7z-zFb gives LESSONS ONtTliE PIANO AND GUITAR,
her residence, No . Constance street. and also
AsaHs No. 50 cya street M" TermsS5 per month.
twelve lessons. ~LEGTURES 1T % Constance
week. felD l.
F0iANO TEA CfIING.-A. Il. CHANDLER informs tho
L public that he is ready give Lessons the Piano,
either at his residence at that Of his pupil.
\ peculiar method for teaching children.
Residence Orange street. between Camp street and Coliseum
Place.
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sTaEITEs4. STXL.E OF OUR FIRnI is This DAY
8 = CHANGED TO A. W. BoSWORTH 4 co.
New Orleans, January i, 1856

$ "A w. B0sNQRTH 81 co.. WHOLESALE AND
nelal Jealers in ICE. Business office Nos II and ~
EfPRs Ttees Depot begeen Poyra and Lafayette Streets
lAfge ICE lIepos h Thomas street. Houses head
H59seE HaSlno and No. A9S fsrayier street
pno tf ss PPspo no = p0ntsartrAin Railroad upper SIDE
Fse'RtS NV 'assNses SAIGON New Orleans ianl 6m
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OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. 81 Camp sreet-Incorporo-
ted under Act Of the Legislature on 18th March, 1856
Depositseve morning Sundays excepted from O'clock
and on Saturday evenings from s to O'Clock. ~,
Deposits of One Dollar and upwards will be received.
Tie employment: of the funds strictly limited by the Act Of
Incorporation the Public Debts of States of The
State OF Louisiana and of the City Of New Orleans.
Loans mortgage Of unencubered and inprovcd
Estate within the limits of the city OF New Orleans
ing so per cent. of the appraised cash value.
Loans upon pledge of the Stock Of the Incorporated
New Orleans exceeding 60 per OF the value
All Interest Profit derived from the employment the
funds be distributed seminnuy among the Depositors
No Trustee directly indirectly any Of the funds
receive any pay e1nol1ment whatever.
Certificates Of deposits having interest agreed
will be issued $1,000 deposited for
specified time.
TRUSTEES.
George EUstis, A. D. Kelly, William voge-
W. n. Mercer, Geo. Urqulart, r. 3. Sumner,
G. c. Duncan, A. iIcne, George Jonas,
Wilhelmus Bngar, p. N. Wood, ThoS. A. Clark
ThOS. \. Adams, L. \. Bradford, y. D. Wihers
W. MERCER, President.
A. d. KELLY,
WIN. EOGEI. }vice Presidents.
r. d. SUMNER,
D. D. WITHERS, Treasurer
N B.-Copies of the Act of incorporation and By Laws can
be obtained OF the office a2S w
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.SEss8 STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Be it remembered, that on the 9th March, 1885,
sbscriber Justice Of the Peace the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles President H. 7. Jan
vier Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Company
New Orleans who being duly sworn according law, do de-
pose and that the above
correct transcript from the books the said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
II. p. JANVIER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 24 dry March,
1856. G. u JONrE
Second Justice Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have declared dividend of twenty, per
the earned premiums of the year ending March 18TH
1850 for which scrip certificates will be issued and after the
first day Of Jnne
The Company continue insure against the perils of the
and rivers and loss aud damage b. fire. the
premium.
Office, southeast OF Camp and Natchez streets.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A, ,CARRIERE. Vice President
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES j
GOOD nlE1p1c1NEs.-.1r Is EsrMArEn N

~ Aynns 0nsnES rsef n Asp S, GTnA n
by its thousand on thousand cure" o. Coils Coughs AaS
p6Sfl sss ro% sS"sspvs so,s ",
Every body needs more more, or II, le , nnspE hge he b.
from ~ from tgS ns 'pS c ont a dc s VI
rsen the body to work Us decay hut for diseases,
should die only OF % W. inke hnaote1 curry ana th
irontte sy i Giore t 1t t IT,. o n, !" sii II
bnt whcn it has taken strong hold. Read Inc asioundnss
Srroula Dropsy, Ulcers, Skin Diseases rheumatism Ne
@ hySSs n lS d n e GS dangerous S 6 s h T
Ailments such pmpcs on the tnee, Worms, Nervous Jill
Colds, FSyrrs, Dyseuiery and indeed every variety ofsa
These nrt no ralom Statements bnl authenticated
own neiSnoFs ma you" r "% Hcyer be without them
pr;rp "a cts per nox-5 Boxes for 81 90.
soa By 9 ~ 1SSpeceW RiSEIT c. Wholesale Agent
r>V. VVOoFfgA ND's' CELEBRATED GERMANBs
IL TTEltS-Preparc1 BY DIR. G. ". JACKSoN, rhlalaEis
IIifNDICE Chronic and Nervous Debility, DsensesG6
hi4 nes 1,'' WI '''e ''''S''''' M
VI S'0'""s''' Such E
tion. Inwa1tl Files, @
Fu i,,sss or I,Iooi to the All
All; %j"s:: IL IF # tn,
stonach Swimming Of the ilead. Hurried and df.
sa Grsnans 0 F wen n at LING ,fs S ae DHdna
' VSon 1,ny' nf Webs before the Sight, Fever ana
n,,ii 1in;n in t,n Ucui Deficiency Of persnirntion
p"' Yejlowness So Of tio Skin nd Eyes, Pain in
the s SaS bJ T;s Ses 81 s !h B %lTs.eF"
Ing in lie Flesh, Con K
Evil and great "
DeI s5si, of
The pronr;or in calling tie attention of the Public IN ~
yrnd d2sJ ar 80 M ti e nsa G for w # Is
nis"Isd n 'n,,.a ,r,,, INIT ons Ala, n.x ~, , -
IF IL i o rid efors The Amsricnn peopc and it s @
ton aud sale IS unriycd by my similar preparation extan
n ns SSiS ~" he eoan vi
snftrd reFe" any Who may still o"' 10 my
& Or rgs a GseP[ Ge ,r gI eSn Ra re
rTncip"I oice md Mnnufacory 80 Arch street pb1a5
phia' Pa. '''''''
Isl 9ho2tres rec New Orleans and by Drnggs genssjy
-l@y9 WV --------
WINER's CAhADlAN sLkMlfUGE.- "a
You'd ' e sa S o ssSsss%$ Sa ss'noa q
and thousands Of children die annually those diseases when
Various are the partitions which have been recommenieis
remedies for Worms; but experience As proved them all %
or ' res ~hch has SS ad de f
wherever they have existed This ssttiots supported By
t' d.s sSn na:y s'1 Te mn" respectable IND
WINEE'S CANADIAN EERM!FtGE, WARRANTED 4
Its safe in its operation and easily administered liz
Of the Worms in Ne bowels ne az iqows he e9,4ntgnare
pac ola elen color and snltse With occasional ilshes
s in The nos Will lie pas S q PIX ssfS ss
r. ss qsit a I'll gaSDs s IG c eek tie s @
ss SSS sHd iHH 9y s's, 'o"'oo '
is lsjsTel ,at ihs;e sufficient e estPIis Re s
W!NEltS CANADIAN FERNiFUGE Is SUPERIOR
HN"ADi f0'' 'MEDIGAL EVIDENCE
We the undersigned having frequel, administered med
sias rsEers4 b " ien Wtas5 5 # :j' oyq ds'ERa
with it, efficacy confidently recommend 1t sft and ID
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THOMAS RANKIN, Druggist and Apothecnry
fly cor. Comp md Pnylrns street,


TIMON!AI.S like the following reaching the propi
continually extolling the efficacy Of H. A. FAIlSEST0CKf
NEKMlFGGE and bearing witness flavor OF its curative
Use 1t with confidence there ucTcr DreEHrSa
possessing such extraordinary powers to cXpe worms
AUSTIN, FENAS, Fob. =, 1853 +
Mcssrs. +. 4. Fahnestock Il Co, Pisbnrg, Pm; q
trntlGmen During the years that have been selling
your celebrated yerptluge hive witnessed its efficacy in
pring with satisfaction. It will certainly cxpel such
there be worms H the system As druggist take pfsnet
bearing testimony 10 the merit OF y0ur valuable NeaiEgr
but echo the sentiments OF numbers Of patrons and
when say that bgcvt it to he tie best article in
the expulsion Of worns. Truly yours, etc., ~ i.
FRANCIS ]. DUFFAr.
Soil wholesale and retail by MI tue principal druggists
country merchants throughout the United States. 49,
feel dtWim
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INSIyEs. ANC.E.


II OUIsIANA uIUAI3zINSUISANCE COIL as
~ PANY OF NEW OREBSS-n conformity WIN luz u+,
quireens Of their charter the Company publish tue oito"S
statement @Eat sac ,,.a, ,o.. IT..
of premiums for the year enling I'm e u,
az az S NnG ~ S ,......... ll6152 ~
On River RISKS.
r4a1 p-smi,n,s .................... SQ6slS 81
Less premiums risks not terminated Ve- 49, $50 q.
served, - 625os At
Isl.
harmed premiums for the year 225 OF
Amount paid for losses during the same period, We
FireSIIosSeS 81
River losses -. lt,'t9 -
156,545 p e.
- - - --- lS5, Isl l3
Net profits for the year ending March r. 1885, 5U73 81
The Company have the following assets, viz:
Bills receivable, short time for premiums 800 6S
Bills receivable being subscription notes l9964 l6
Due premiums OF collection % 956
Invested in loans stocks. 6,32 %
CasSpn hand 33,7S2 Sc
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DRUGS, N a. JtSiNEas, 1'lCffE'G1IEIHl
~ ETEfhc subscriber would respectfully cnl tho sG1
h l. tton Of Planters Physicians and Families to his welM
u rsred stock comprising every article in his line Of bgd
ueS all Of which on exniina,ion viii be found FRESH an
GENUINE During season. SODA WATER and MEAD d
the very best quality w!ll be found Mt this establishment E
Hi the popular Mineral Waters, such CONGRESS- BLUE
LICK BAr Rooms supplied reasonable viii
PURE HONEY, ESSENCE PEPPERMINT, GOULEY BIT
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JFORY'S CITY PACKAGE EXPR ESS-RIJN-
/ MING AT ALL HOURS THROUGHOUT TIE CRY
me undersigned has established City Package Express for
bundles from and to Hotels Railroads. Steamboats, Private
F@ The Proprietor will give his personal attention to all bust
ness connected with the Office and the public may rely upon
ponptne and in the receipt delivery of
rs The business will be conducted upon tie same systematic
plan so successfully adopted by the Package Expresses in the
Northern cities. ~ " o
Office open at all hours of the day for tho reception of
Gd@ Signals will be furnished to ALL
5. TOBY, Jt., Proprietor,
nnrt,u INN.
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The propristor in calling the attention of the Public 10 M
preparations with feeling OF the utmost confienceh
nenied! 49,. , 80
II no new and un,uied article but that has stood The s
of len vearrs trial before the American people,
ton aud is unrvlcd by any similar preparation extant-
The testimony favor given by the prominent and wen
known PHI sicans Individuals in all paris Of the country
immense The following from yonT own State is respectfully
Tia or Practical Receipt Book for Farmers and FaIie
be had gratis Ill the Agents for the German Bittcs
Principal Office md Manuacory I'D Arch street Phladel
pla Pa. ..,,, ,..
nS7-Sod Wholesale and Retail BY JOHN WRIGHT 4 co,
Isl Charities street New Orleans and by Druggists genera
lrE
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r USSET BIRoGANS AND MUD BOOTS
~ FOR PLANTATION USE-The subscribers have on hand
superior Oak Tanned Ruset BroEans Mud Boots
2r piantaton use Also well assorted stock of
d5 JOHN B, VALENTINE & CO., 81 Common street.
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gs591 sIs PAsT d4. AND 2, gum ST.
ne y ~ etS g. II. MORRISON ; u
ret IL Magazine street.
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q R q,
sSs
a COMMON scoUNCIL.l
l.a9 Gftasof New Orleans, Febrnary %, 1856. u

s5#ss5 90 siAIoN COUNCIL
City If New Orleans, February 2, 1856 ny
Il .a5 Ell8s mo 1884 #
Resoire Thatfon and aferthe passage of this reso-
luton ii shait be The duly the Treasurer the eil
of New Orleans, in drawing checks as treasurer ~
said city, TO the same payable 10 the oraes "
the Comptroller OF the city, which checks shail Sso
ID IouRtersgned by The aud ~
HMM book SET apart for tha.
Be 1t resolrfa, That the b ~
W mon Council detailed for What
80 ~ IS Il Ts Son Ta 81. LUG ENBU HL,
8s4a #alssssF ssi 8 President Board of Aldermen,
ISignedl i. y y. - s .S,s,
Approved February q, Hay, u ~, ,r,,,,
fSignedl J1Hlsr ~. Lev IA, 1s mayor;
fs2s a irnet copy. Tn os ssTHEARp, Sec'y.
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ENRENCH LANGUAGE and ITFlRATURE,
LEON LAUGRIN, lately Lawyer at the Bar of Paris,
now Professor OF the French Language and French Literature
in the University Of Louisiana.
Ms French class for gentlemen at o'clock, evening"
at his office, University Buildings of Barouc
mon Streets no8 3m
ShN ways On h&nd, for sale . tZut = -
tails N ,
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WIN. w. w. WOOD ATTORNEY AND COUN-
~ SEl1LOR-tr-I'AW, and Solicitor in Chancery having
removed from New Orleans and located in Jackson Miss will
give prompt attention to a business entrusted his charge
the High Court Of Errors and Appeals the Superior Court Of
thancery the United States Circuit District Courts and the
Circuit and Probate Courts OF Hin Rankin Warren and the
adjoining counties. ~ "
, NJ Special attention to COLLECTION OF CLAIMS &C
COUNTS, NOTES, "
oFFIGE-In EIliss Buildings, State and Pearl
Streets jackson, Miss. nu15 tfdEW
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The undersigned are Sole Agents for the sale Of the above
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15
MAR lRD.

ALLEN-BRNEpICT In this city, on wedDesdey Msy u.
BY the Rev. J. r. Hsgsny, Frank 8 Akin to hss Lssse
Be1edt eldest daughter Of Andrew c. Besedict go. su
this city.
BUEL-REED-At Cbicszc, Iii, OF Saturday, MAJ BY ~
Rev F. pckisoa David Busi. OF chnAso. 70 Sophia O.
Reed Of Brooklyn
DALLdS-KxLE-In this city. MorSsy sveeiss. Msy q.
By the Rev Mr. Harrison. Jacob A. Dsts 70 hs AsT =.
Kyle. f t-r
MTXTER-BLAKF-In Brooklyn en- TUESDAY eveous Me-
Is by the Rev Henry Ward Beechex hr madsea hext<<
to Mia sursn DIVA, esasbter Of Ell G. bake, Geo.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Monday evening. Qey
II At the resdei e the brides father No lis Avcavs H
BY the Rev. Thomas MsLoushn OF kev Rochelle, erc<her
The gs John McLcvshlrn 70 Mary r. Ms5vseoy, secseA
daughter Of Csils,han MeSwssny. all Of this city. ,
REEDfR-LORTNG-In Willismsburgh on Monday, Nag u
In Calvary Chuch, by the Rev ". Sayres Secrss ~.
Reeder Of this eiy TO Mis Emma Jane Loaass u the fsn
piece.
RIGGs-oATHs-rn 81. janice Church, Birmisshsn Cssn,
ndsy Nay H. the A~y jaeA r. ftsss e 6rossyns
NY Mf g, &c Rsss. Of Ee~,Yos 70 Mss Mssy g..
daughter Of Robert Oates jr GEO. OF Derey
sCOTT-WILsON-On Monday, May S. By the Rev. Y. W.
Heyer Rochester X Rob Scott Of that ey, sAA ND
Mai, Wilsoo. late Of Ct Philadsipha- .
sMITH-STUDwELL-On Mondsy evecins. May e. By -
Rev William McAlbter Mr. Robinton w. Smith to Mo-
Sssh bella eldest daughter Of Asnsoa 5uducu. "a - ~
city.
TIMSON-DOXEY-In this city Monday evening, MW
~ by the ke, james Mictt residing ct No. f3t Eae
Twe,h street. Mr.. John W. nusoa to hiss Ana Dessy,
Ct this city. 0,. d
wIGHT-0RISwOLD--O On Wednesday May f+at the ChsnA
OF tho Me.sish by the Rev DR. Ossood Ambrose Wight, ~
ard Ado aide A. daughter Of Daniel 0s~old Geo, ell
this city.