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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans. !
Be remembered that the 18th January, 1856 before
the subscriber Justice of the Peace for the city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and James H. Wheeler Secretary, of the Home Mutual
Insurance Company of New Orleans who being duly
cordng law depose say that the above accounts
and correct transcript from the books OF the
said Company. A. BROTHER, President.
JAS. H. WHEELER. Secretary.
Sworn to subscribed before this 18th day of January
1856. CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD, Second Justice Of
the Peace of the Parish Of Orleans.
The Board Trustees resolved pay interest of
per cent cash outstanding certificates of profits the
holders thereof their legal and after
MONDAY the lith of February next.
The Board also declared dividend of ten
per earned premiums of the Company for the
yeard ending 3st December 1856 for which certificates will be
issued and after the 18th of March next
Ehs Company continues to insure against the peril Of the
seas rivers and loss damage fire. the current Of
premium. Office, No. 7s Camp street
ALEXANDER BROTHER President.
JOHN r. SHAW, Vce-Presden
JAAEs Fl. WHEELER, Secretary
New Orleans, January Is, 1856.
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ADELPHIA.-CHATER PERPETUAL.
Assets, january lst, 1856, 81, 42l ,612 80.
w; Thompson, sG PAN G Goddard. HDy0hn Ely ,,
ao s dasavu 1S
SAWhHHcE AVhHS SfhS6SFR JoaSs6S rEFsasR
oee Ne is Camp street
The underigned General Agent Of the above well known
oh the Sas 51 Rp At
3 III % ff snds Gss hs a 6as in submitting
5s h::sS *S x% ;s $s:s.
John sseass ms Company
JuIss TuSss President orleans insurance Company
Hanpx %nss Rssdf1 oD H Co.
issued ss Tx 5ss 5s Tsss I'd
aPamphes blank FORMS ETC. can beobained at the Office
JosHrH sHiI BEssaDos, si N n D. SMedcal Examiners
In attendance daily kAEHos s% II b0ISh Agent
JAZZ ly No. 4S Camp street.
NoTICE-THE SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
tons and prepared to take Fire. Marine and River Risks
at 'ne usual rates. D1pEcToRs.
u.s. u.s. J. ba6 b:neg, 4 4 :; & as F,s@sn3s. EgsnS3.
4 Ais4 i + i.5ss6is Ks5iE ia; i 4; Eks%5as: kS5:
Jno. G. Kicks, J. G. Gaines.
THOMAS SLOO President
JAS. EDWARDS, Secretary. ''|' ''''DeN'
New Orleans, Jan. l, 1856. JAZZ ly
MERCHANTS' MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
IN1 OF NEW ORLEANS-OHice. No. los Canal street
DIRE ECTOkS:
sas tSaRP SsSnsR i .SesHa Ee7as ERsasf
o. Gaiard, p. Maspero, G, Mteubereer.
B. P. Voorhees, Pierre Poutz,
This Company organized on the mutual principle prepared
SIN his Esis President
JULES DoLHoNpE, secretary jel3 ly
VNOBY'S EXPREsS-THE CITIZENS MUST BEAR
L in mind have been this EXPRESS
by the steamer Kate Frsbee all the Watering Places on te
charge OF the baggage, parcels bundles, Agents the
different points will receive and forward all packages entrusted
to their Chest will be at the office for the reception
packages, bags etc.
This Express also with Mobile Montgomery Bladon
Springs Point Clear Hollywood and Daey Chest the
R Baggage by the Kate Frsbee checked through to and
tro convenience all will admit and avoiding annoyance
and Fleeing of stewards. SIMEON TOBY JR
leo ON % Gravier street. corner Camp
SAZERAC BRANDIEs.-WE ARE SOLE
- agents IN TINS city for this Celebrated Brand keep
ls 46 AZ s7 1906 1902 179S, l7s5 New terms and
prices, by
ol9 ly WIN. f. LEVERICI Il CO.. "a Old Ievee
CHIPS, STEAMBOATS, AND FAMILIES suppIIrD
~ with Beef Pork Mutton and Veal sausages Tribe and
at Stall No 2 PoYbRAs MARKEf, ,'n " p''nny oSs'
N BSteaboats and Ships supplied with ali kinds Of Live
Stock, such fresh mch Cows Hogs Shoas Pics sheen
Goats, Geese. Ducks, Chickens, etc. m4tff
| AtSD-2000 kegs choice Leaf. for sale by
,e VOORHEES, GRIGGS 4 CO.,
"5ho 10 Tchouptoulas street.
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YTNEE HALLADAY YVVIND~nIILL,-MANYo OF
the most SCIENTIFIC able and experienced mechanics and
gineers in the United States examined this Machine and
modern date. VI
BY simple yet ingenious DEVICE gale increases in s
verify the sails gradually turn round change the angle at
which they were set for gentle breeze present less and less
resistance to the whd TILL when the tempest raging at its
height te Is presented to its power thin edges AS
fury OF the gale abaes the fans gradually resume their orig
nal position Something of this kind for Changing the posi
vain. N3 ''N7'' '' III
The speed OF the wind wheel increased by powerful,
storm OF Whd Tor is as fully under the of regulator
Us IS or steam engine If this Mill well nut
geher. ~ - " ~ ""
The only why the for ages pus has not been uni
VeSy USED as motive power is well known want of
heretofore constructed either Frustrated hopeless ruin
reyoved with such pdy wear heat and chafe greatly
to the injury OF any kind of gearing attached besides In bad
weather. recurring the constant anxiety of the attend
ant This difficulty is entirely obvated and the only oh
econ that can possibly be urged the incoIstncy the
wind This compensated for by the fact that it requires 40
outlay expense to the wind engine-no men to tend or
fuel to feed with power The mill IS ready AZ anv
time day or night to be moved by the wind ron ay point Of
the compass will fill large tanks ponds that can he used
during the intervals of the winds blowing So if the size of he
mill pumps and reservoir is in proportion to the quantities Of
water required there is certainty of having an abundance
through the For railroad stations and sugar and cation
plantations such conrvance is unequaed both for pumping
water and grinding ornarnened fountains small
sized MILL with wind will raise 0i gallons Of wa
ter and grind five bushels of per hour further nor
nation, or orders, address t-
S. 4; GILMAN, 81 Natchez street, New orearls,
o24dlaw&Wly Sole Agent for the sonthern States
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans 5
Be remembered that 18th March, 1856 before the
subscyle o the Peace af9resaia
personally appeared Charles Briggs PRESIDENT and H. r. JAM
yer Secretary Of tile Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company OF
New Orleans who being duly sworn, according to law do de-
pose say the Just and true and
transcript from the books ef tiS said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
Fl. p. JANVIER, Secretary. "
Sworn to and subscribed before this 2G day Of March
1856. @. NJ. BRADFORD
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved to pay Six per cent in
the scrip certificates Of 1855 payable and after the
second Monday of May next and have declared scrip dfy
dep1 Of Twenty-Five cent the net earned premiums OF
past year which certificates will be issued and after
the M ay Of June next and they have balance
Of the netprots Of the ending l2h March TO meet
pending but unadjus claims against the Company.
The Company continue insure against the pers OF the seas
and rivers and and damage by re at the current rates OF
premium.
Office, in Iron building Of Camp and Natchez streets
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
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E. G. ROGERS & CO., Agents,
+g 70 Poydras at

fYa@s FOR POINT TCLTtAR.-UNTIL FUR
~ ther notice, the steamer Southern Star,
- Capt, John P. Carson win leave town pAILy; II
Sundays excepedl Ct O'clock NJ, direct for POINT
CLEAR and BATTLES WHARF. q ts 4 @4& &8 Al
On sundays Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays Will leave
town 10 O'clock A. M and will land the Short Wharf in
front Of the Hotel families and freight Sunday
evenings will leave town about ak O'Clock. 5E y
jy2tf DAVID & FORD, Agents. 2
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WATERING PLACES.

- PASS CHRISTIAN IIOTEL-THIs COM
T modious and eligible establishment is open for the
M reception Of vsitors and complete arrangements have
been perfected for the entertainment of inferior to
hotel upon the Gulf Coast. - GR1CE Il JAMES,
jy4 2pat-lm !, Proprieors.
60, HOLLYWOOD HDUSE-EASTERN SHORE
fs OF MOBILE BAT-This fayorite place Of having
Ilundergone many important improvements is ready
month at moderate prices
The Salt Water Bathing is good any in Mobile Bay
the Shower Baths unequad and Of the few places
that are not troubled with mosquitoes. 4'7..''
The establishment WILDE kept as frstclass hotel
blThe steamboat Junior Capt Mccartney, will make
trips daily thus enabling to reach less than "a
hours after leaving New Orleans.
y4
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
c@ ,z=-==z7-NEw ORLEANS, JACTG-
Ezes sss SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
ba99SgS. go tsa4 ss-ssse[ R ABROAD.
SUMMER ARRAsGEMEs1-FRox 1sr APRIL TO 3lsr ocr.

SUMNER ARRASGEMENT-FRoN 1sr APRIL TO 3lsT
PAssENGER TRAIN leaves New Orleans daily at half.
miles from New Orleans at O'Clock + NJ Returning leaves
Osyka every morning oclook reaches New Orleans
New Sunday
reaches
FAREcIhree cents per mile each way Children under five
and celosd persons half price Excursion Tickets GOOD
train ETY. afternoon and Monday morning.
SEASON. TICKETS T. o6ained at the office Of the
whoes halves in paekages ata reduced price
not to a s ii in h the trains n without
the h M AN and p0m which n they M 60 As As the will
direction only those making trip both will have to be
FREIGHT TRAIN New Orleans for osyka and in
ersdiate stations ton at 7o'c5ock A. every Tuesday Thursday
0fss s'ey RoS ' Tfas S
8 ga. HENDERSON y CO., MAGAZINE ST.,
OF I'll 8 s agd Sa m gfs
M Thar sGsk ash9 has 5 s v 1rs and
in the country ial9 6m
EHsi.fs EoRsrAn s6c5ESsoks zSH5fa. 10
oVes aPPRs s
NJ aao as and p work
executed with neatness and dispatch. o2O1y
rTNyyIBILL & AITIxEN, GAS FILTERS, No. 70 sr
large Fsndan Bracke fHa Pars
Pipe and and Fittings Of all kiqds pl:,o- a
CRATES. 0'>-' i-' "A0
Also Patent Portable Gas Apparatus to make gas from ros
to which they invite the attention SUGAR Planters e2O 6m
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. 81 Camp street-Incorpora-
ted under Act of the Legislature, 18th March, 1855
The office of the Institution will be open for the reception of
Deposits every morning Sundays exceped) from O'clock
and on Saturday evenings from to O'Clock
Deposits of One Dollar and upwards will be received,
The employment of the funds strictly limited by the Act of
Incorporation to the Public Debts of the United States of tile
State of Louisiana, and Of the City Of New Orleans.
Estate within the limits Of the city Of New Orleans not
ing so per cent of the appraised cash value.
Loans pledge OF the Stock of the
New Orleans not exceeding 60 of the market value
funds is to be distributed semannay among the Depositors
No Trustee directly or indirectly borrow the funds
receive any pay emolument whatever.
Certificates of deposits, having interest agreed
will be issued for not less than $1,000 deposited
specified time.
TRUsTEEs.'
George Eusts A. d. Kelly, William Vocel
W. N. Mercer, Geo. Urqufart, R. b. Sumner
&C Duncan, A. Heine George Jonas,
Tbda Mlhelnns sdams dh9gst ,%rd MoGd ThQS , CLARK
W.N. MERCER, President.
WM VoGEIA' Vice Presidents
r. B. SUMNER,
D. D. WITEERS, Treasurer.
NJ BCopes of the Act of Incorporation BY Laws can
be obtained OF the Office a2Sly
TNHE HAT4LADAY WINDMILL. MANY OF
the most scenthc able and experienced
il of the beautiful and sefu invention
modern date. "
By simple yet ingenious DEVICE as the gale in
verify the sails gradually round
which they gentle breeze nraset lass and Lac
q Ild r1,.,, F1,,a
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49, POINT CLEAR HOTEL.-THE PRoPRIE.
| TORS Of the Battle House have the pleasure Of informing
lAM the public that the above delightful SUMMER RESORT
will be opened on Wednesday, llth June. t5}ES
During the they have been improving the Grounds
and have additions e Buildings which
perfect order and greatly comfort North
considerably Stable has been erected and roads much
improved
Point Clear has advantages all other places
Coast and those who visited there last endorse
the superior SALT WATER BATHING, FISH OYSTERS,
Bocs Band has been engaged for the and every
ey of amusement attendant watering places will be provided
The Southern Star Capt Carson, will regularly during the
season between the City and Point Clear
nb~ Rooms may be secured by addressing
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MeGoWAN,s oELEBRATEp PLANTA-

McGOWAN'S CELEBRATED PLANTA-
Il TION PUMPS-Double Acting Suction and Force Coast
Pumps and Pumping Engines dschargng from $500 to
Gallons hour Sugar House Pumps Fire Engines Pumps
with Brass Ball Vaves Hot Water Pumps for Forcing
Boilers againStSteaEl.
McGowans Portable Plantation Steam Pumping Engines for
lifting and forcing large volume of water from the ryer
overowing rice lands supplying houses etc. Draining
Engines small Sugar House Engines with copper lined Metal
Valve Pumps for Juice moasses forcing hot into
steam boilers Steamboat Doctors and Weckng Engines Por
table Copper Lined Fire Engine Pumps, worked by brake
capable Of throwing from so Is gallons per minute through
anozzle, a distance Of from 100 to 10 feet.
The engines each furnished with band wheel for driving
circular saw MILL gin stands etc. and be furnished
without pumps for printing houses, houses etc. where
compact and simple vertical engines are desirable.
No brick work erection OF kind necessary in putting
these engines work. both engines and boilers vertical
and all connections made.
Messrs. Geo. D. Winchell, Bro. 4 Co:
GensIhe Pumping Engine purchased of you for of
small shop the line Of the Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad
has time and given perfect satisfaction.
consider it the best pumping apparatus within my knowledge
The engine drives besides the pumps S0nCh circular
three lahe and drill press and there power spare with
IS pound the square inch of the boiler therefore
cordially recommend to the notice of railroad managers
others. Yours truly,
s. B. MORSE, supt. c. and G. R. R.
New Orleans, owe n1ber !, 1855.
Office N. o. OPP. and g. W. Railroad Co. {
Mr. l. Bridge Sln answer to inquiry relative to the
performance Of the MCGOWAN Pumps this road
only say that they quite equal your representation
and that the variety Of baye in they
decidedly the best.
ubscriber. sole agent here for the manufacturers.
je26 3md&W ISAAC BRIDGE, % Magazine street.
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A. ES!TfLL SPRINGS, EsTIIL COUNTY, KEN
IE;; TUCkY-This fine Summer Retreat is situated the
M Kentucky River surrounded by wild and romantic
tain scenery and is Of the most picturesque and healthy
locations in the world It is yve miles from Lexng
ton and accessible by fine graded road have
line of daily four horse coaches from the SPRINGS
that passengers leaving Louisville Cincinnati BY the
ing train of will arrive the Springs the evening"
The place in fine condition and open for the reeepsn
of visitors. Mrs. 9. CHILES,
,,-09
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Our friend informs us that German on board Of
ered to vote for Fremont, but he not Citizen
he was not allowed to vote. .5D.
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:, r. !, EoR aIoglIE DIRECT, DAILY

!, 5FsSSSo ~ FDFE NIDBEEIE UIEEEGCT. DAALY
sMHS ~ o. s. MAIL LINESnmmer Arrangement--The
splendid ow;p5essurs packet steamer Cuba. R:
0gego Myes master having been built for the
will leave the Lake end Of tie Pontchaan Railroad
daily arrival Of the Il o'clock NJ cars stopping at
ST Louis Pass Christian and Pascagoua daily going and return
ing, water permitting. ss..== fF4 III
Cabin Fare to Mobile.
Deck x
R. GEDDsS, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
New Orleans November /. 1855. ltNtt' -ls.t n5 .
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1ves, THE OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL WILL
opened the first day of June under the personal
llltenton Of JOHN MCDONNELL Of 147 Common street.
Every energy will be brought bear make the visitors
rOi
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4 ffRESCENV CEVK SUAF WUIGkS-DEPOT
" No. IL Lafayette street. q X -5 @Est s#5l -Tf
The subscribers hnve in this city the
of Soap for Family Ship Steamboat use which they pre-
sent the pphe for its in competition with the BEST
dom from the disagreeabe effects Of ordinary uss
will be found trial. washing properties in per-
econ and guaranteed to contain Ingredient in sufficient
quantity to injure the finest fabric flades' apparel
The advantages OF merchants and Others being able to
better article Of home manufacture, will themselves
glance and the subscribers respectfully solicit patronage
milo G. sHAGFN 4 co,
GECOND-E4AND GUNNY BAGS--250 bundles in
OSstore and for sale by
s. H. KENNEDY & CO.,
jel8 .....g....... 2Poydras street.
" BAREL.LI 4 CO.,
jel6 6l Common street,
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Exl,URsIf,N TO ISEY WEsT,,

n Hgt.ha ya Pensacoia Eavy yard = apaacbcoia s.
fsasssa Marks, Cedar Keys and Tampa gsy, arriving
port the morning remaining through the day, Civ
ing passengers ample time TO gh and bate each place.
Through Key West from six days, remaining at Key
West six days. .555
The U. 81 Mail steamship F1orIdn, W. L. Cozzens, COM
end Of the Jefferson Railroad at o'clock A. M carrying
US Mails Fare for the Excursion going and returning So
with privilege OF remaining board while in port having
surpassed staeroom accommodations Apply for freight
'SNe E. G. ROGERS CO., Agents,
iy21 L yhrn street.
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| AFtD-2000 kegs choice Leaf for sale by
VOORHEES,, GRIGGS L CO.,
Hyio l5 Tchoupoulas street.
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G a. A. HENDERSON " CO., MAGAZINE ST.,
~ of Natchez offer for sale the lowest market prices
choice of GROCERIES, and invite the attention
of purchasers Their stock has been carefully selected
comprises all the articles needed for family for merchants
inf
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ANS, AT NO. 10 CAMP STREE II 4
MORNING, JULY 80, 1856.
THE LAKE,
RLEAsgRE y XXI I,RsIQN

s4sr,. PLEASURE IL EXCURSION
r. ,4ltas JsTTWICE a WEEK ACE0ss THE LAKE
The elegant low pressure steamer Arrow
Chamberlain master will leave the Lake end Of the Pontcha
train Railroad every UEsDAY and FRIDAY, the arrival
of the o'clock n train for Mandeye until further notice
commencing Friday the 18Th nst for the purpose Of gisng
opportunity those who wish 70 visit thei. families
refreshing lake breeze. Returning from Manderlle the same
day in time to meet the o'clock train for the CITY,
u5g~ This arrangement will interfere with the regular
trips Of the boat advertised in her schedule. 6$
fy22 If Tickets 81 Dinner, E0c,
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H. WHEELER. E. L. FORsTALL.
, WHEELER & FORSTALL, SUCCESSORS TO
w LONG MAGLONE, Manufacturers of Copper, Tin
Sheet Iron Work, Dealers in Stoves, Cooking Ranges
Crates Castings etc. etc. No. 2l9 Tchouptoulas street.
n=Orders for Steamboat Plantation and Blacksmhs' Work.
executed with neatness and dispatch. o2Oly
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Fillmore 81 Buchanan. l3 Fremont ......9
A vote was taken on the cars from Indianapolis to
Jacksonville on 21st inst. Result:
Fillmore. IT Buchanan IL Fremont 5
We are indebted to friend for the result of vote
taken on board of the steamer Capitol on Sunday
last, on her way to this city: MI ...s r-
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10
THREsHING MACHINEs,,
nIOFFITT,s PATENT!!

I1NHE undersigned are manufacturing large numbe
OF these celebrated Thresting Machines, which beJ
offer 10 the farmers OF this country as something that vii
exactly meet their wants. Our materials are well Sc
lected and seasoned, and work done In the man
her, ana we warrant our machines to perform right eV
cry respect. TotTesh eIean and make ready for mar
ket as much grain, in given time, with little waste
any other now In use. Ez-a -fa s.E
rms Is the Machine that has taken the highest prsrE
UNI at the last three State Fairs in Ohio and In Bary
other places in the Western Country and Is regarded
those acquainted with it, merits as foremost amOni
Threshing Machines. 555f =. - zs
OUR HORSE POWER, Ia we think, the most simple, do.
rabie and light running power yet introduced In The
Western Country, and will not fan to Itself
those acquainted with its use. E51 aa
All kinds Of repairing done on short notice.
Orders communications from n distance prompt
attended to. . . X. SPENCER 4 CO.,
ma VT Itt-rItn,,c,n eJor.
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LOUDON MULLIN,
$50 GENER Al Ia Mp AGENT,
AM yEAIER Iy E1CHA No =


HAS opened an Office on Broadway, next door cas-;
IL Honn's Drug Store, where particular and persoo
attention VIII be given to the LAND AGENCl
nCSaNESS. In all its branches, In Council Biafs -
sioux CITY Land Districts, and 10 Nebraska Terrto5
ne preparing correct copies OF the Government Rss
and having secured the services Of good practical s@
veyor, who has a thorough knowledge Of our Wrs'e'
Lands and their Surveys viii be In possession Of al y
liable Information In regard to the Lands In the se'
district. a fs5t afss FtE# Fe
Land Located for Settlers and distant Dealers .
the lowest rates.
Landsnnd Town Lots bough, and .eli 9
Commission ~ ltf# 9fsTsfa ar
Land Warrants bought and constantly on hss'
for sale, for cash, or on time
6a!ls Of Exchange bought and sold
SOllectf0ns made, and proceeds promptly reA'
sea, al current rates Of Exchange. b q hsthfts
8 Notes discounted On short time, well secufec'
deposits received, and interest allowed.
8 alRas9s - REFEREScEs. EABs ~
Luscas q Smops, Bankers, st, Louis, Mo.
Morgan, MeCiung 4 Co., a" s-~ss 49,
E SIS. Harrington Son, sss9sssgr, g. sssts
Green, Thomas & Co, Bankers, Burlington, Iowa.
~ Cogihaugh 4 Brooks q 49, sHku
sparing, Good Co., Philadelphia. fs
q Otis, Ncrcross q Co., Boston. x Ss1fs E
"a Hon. Jas; Harlan, ~ o. nj. Pleasant, Iers.s4
Col. A. Saunders, ~
"a John II. Gear q Co., Burlington, lows 'ssea
Wood, Bacon & Co., Philadelphia.
~ ". p. shinn, Council BuRs, Iowa
n Chas. Hendhe, Burlington, Iowa. ae sssE
G. o. Lockard, Cincinnati, Ohio. Z
Morris Rnd-kopf, - - s,sEsF et Jarssts
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{ Az ENRAGEp LION Ess.-At about j o'clock
yesterday forenoon, lioness belonging to Van
Ambargh 4 Co, kept with other animals be-
longing 10 the same menagerie, in d building at
Newport, enragcd at her cub being taken from
her, with her claws tore the iron bars from their
fastening and breaking from her den, attacked
and killed dog that was kept about the prem
ises, after which she seized panther and lacer-
ated him so dreadfilly that he died shortly af.
forwards. 4 Young tiger cub, which the splen-
did bengal tigreSs new travelling with the cara
van had given birth 10 about four months since,
was the next victim, to her rage, after which she
demolished seveial cages of rare and valuable
birds. The keeper arrived at this juneturc, and
after furious struggle, succeeded in claiming
the ferocious brute, to the great relief of the SUR
rounding neighborhood, the people of which
were afraid she would succeed in breaking from
the building. Gin. Commercial, Aug 49, q