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THE BOARD OF POLICE.
Il Il U AR NJ l. f 7 N G.
MAYoRALTl OF NEW ORLEANS, !

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, \
City Hall, Jan. 81, 1a56
Present-Mayor Lewis and Recorders Fabre and
Jackson.
Acknowledgements Bright and Seuzeneau.
The minutes of last meeting Were read and approved
A communication was received from the Chief Of
Police, enclosing suspensions of policemen and. OIL
motion, the investigation fixed for Thursday next
the parties and witnesses 10 be notified
Recorder Bright took his seat.
A communication was received from the Chfet Of
Police enclosing the report Of the operations OF tht
police for The month of December, 1855 and OH motion
SAID report ordered 10 be published III The ofncla
Journal.
designations were read and accepted from policemen
Joseph Madden and Charles Fee.
4 pplcauon was read from Charles Smeiser Tor ap
pointment the police and ordered on me-
Officer ID. Buslyf having charge OF ths ai'aehmeh
against Nancy Mayfed, appeared before the boare
and gave for for not executing said attachment
that The witness locked up, and could not bs found
as testified by her before Recorder Brigh whereupoI
said officer was exonerated from any blame IN tnt
premises 49,
The charge against policeman P. Feenan wa:
again called up for trial Accused moved for con
inuance on account of the absence OF his witnesses
which was refused and the proceeded with
Aner hearing testimony, Recorder Jackson moved IL
continue the ease till Thursday next for The last time
and accused 10 be suspended in the meantime. Thu
vote being taken on said motion, resulted as follows
Yeas-Reeorder Jackson and Mayor. Nays-Re
corders Bright and Fabre. Lust. The vote beln!
taken again on said motion, was carried
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Thisd District Pound,

WETAS brought to the Third District Pound No. 50
wv Elysiap Fields street. az estrays-
One black and white spotted Cow an ilegble brand on
the right hip.
One yellow she Goat black abeut the bead and legs.
Is One black and white she Goat.
Which, if not claimed within ten days, and the ex-
pepsps thereon paid, will be sold at public auction at
said pound TUESDAY the 5th day of February, 1885,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ
AUG. s. PHELPS, Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, January Is, 1866.
I'll etc conduit Depot des Epaves du Troisieme
4 District rue DIES Champs Elysees, No. 80, CONNIE
epaves--
Une yachs tschetee noire ct blanc, etampe indie
chisrable a la hanchs droits. ',-
Une Ohsvre jaime, ayant du nOire 8 Ia tate ct aux
janbes =%
Z Une GheVrs noire ct blanche
81 les dts aunsux ne son pas recames dams dix jours
ct les depenses psyees lis seront vendus enchere pu
biique, au dit depot, MARDI ls ReFEier 1855, a 10
heures A. IL.
~ AUG. s. PHELPS, Commsssre des Rues.
Nille-orsans, Is 5anyiers 1856, ~ jas fel 1
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Eirst District Pound

First district round,
VETAS brought the First District Pound, Dryades
w street, between Julia and Girod encum-
brance on the streets
One bar counter and shelves.
Also as estrays-
One black she Goat, white in face and on left side,
with wat.Ies.
One light brown she Goat, black belly and streak on
the back.
One she Goat, black head, neck and rump, whieE
round the body.
One dark brown she Goat, under Bit the left ear
One pale yellow she Kid,
Which, if not claimed within ten days. and tie ex-
penses thereon paid, will be sold public auction. at
said Pound, FRIDAY, the Sth day of February,
1885, at IL O'Clock, A. M.
AUG. 8. PHELPS,
ja29 fe47 Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, Jan. %, 1866
VII ele conduit au depot des 6paves du Premier
Il District, rue Dryades, entire les rues Julie OF Gil
rod, CONNIE embarras sur Ia rue publique-
TN Comptoire ct des Elageres.
Aussi CONNIE epauyes-
Uae Chevre noe, ayant 10 front ct le cote blame ct
des barbes.
Une Chevre brun clair, lie yenlre noir ct une rsie
noire au dos.
Une Cheve, ayant lie cou la ,e,e ct Ia croupe uoreg
lie tour du corps blanc
Une Chevre brun once, roreile gauche entaillee en-
de Ssous.
Un Cahris jaime pale.
ST les dts objects ct animaux ne sont pas reclames
dams dix Jours, ct les depenses payees lis serout ven
dus fenchere publque, dit depot, VENDREDL
lie 8 fevner 1856, IL heures A. NJ.
jaa9 fed 7 Commissaire de5 Rues.
Mile Orleaps % de janvcr 1856
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CHAS. PRIDE,
N. E. BAfLLY,
w. o. DENEGRE,

sElSsfl IIIlLIUU&tI4's.I
The following substitute offered by the Conn
mittes on Streets and Landings, for the resolu-
ton mentioned in the first paragraph Of the
foregoing report, was adopted as follows:
Yeas-Messrs Bailey, Denegre, Gilmore,
Peire, Price, Pride and Lugenbuhl--.
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The rules being suspended, Mr.. Gilmore Of
Sered the following ordinance, which was read
4 twice and adopted end. On motion, vas sent 10
i She Assistant Board to be ooncurred in
Yeas GEesars. Bailey Durell, Denegre, Du-
pre-, Gilmore, Peire, Prague, Converse, Price,
Pride and Tompk ins--
AN ORDINANCE, provide for the sale Of the lease
ii5#{{3 Of lhe City Work House. aA5s95s
30 II ordained, That the Comptroller shall sell al
pabic auction, after Is daysi notice, lii the official
sonrna, contract of lease ofthe City Work-H louise
for The term of Three years, commencing the LIST day
billions: @5 ~ So tt 38
l. The lessee shall enter into hohd, with coed secu-
Contici iii the SUM Of ten thousand Dollars condi-
floned for The faithful performance of the contract.
8 q An inventory shall be made of all the fixtures,
be useful necessary the lessee, and valuation
Of the sae paade by TWO sworn appraisers to be
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STREET coMmIssloNER's OFFICE,

CIfy R79o. J
Whereas, nuIsances are caused by the frequent prac-
tce both By day and night, of evil disposed persons
who deposiic the public levee and on The bank OF
the river oas manures, and refuse matters Of various
kinds and whereas the said practices contrary 10
law and injurious public and private interests;
Therefore, all persons are hereby notified 10 desst
from the Practices under the extreme rgof of the
law In future all persons having such matters 10
pose of convey the TO the regular nuisance
wharves and discharge the same into the nuisance
boats of the city, such ether places OF deposit
are or may bs authorized by the Common Council and
which will be designated on application 10 This office.
fast AUG PHELPS, Street Commissioner
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W AS brought to the City Police Jail, on the 9th
;vv INST: INST: me negro boy WILLIAM is 5 feet
hehes hlsh is about ~ years old says he belongs to
john CIasWel, living in the Third District. The
owner requested 10 call and claim sa id slave accord
ing TO law. a
.oo,s. +. BLANCHARD,
!a''ios Keeper City Police Jail.
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE.
of
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mo. 25T6l .r
Resolved, That the companies OF National Guards,
f and G be and they are hereby authorized 10 use
the room on the north side OF the same floor lhe
armoy occupied by the Light Infantry Battalion,
Louisiana Legion, and lately occupied BY the School
Directors OF the Second Dlatric armory, the
same TO cease whenever the Council may ordaln.
Be further resolpsa hat the sum of seventy.hve
dollars be- and the is hereby appropriated, in
der to put the in condition provide for the
of said companies and that the Comptroller warrant
on the Treasurer payable the commander of said
companies, for sad amount.
{Signedl Il: l.. TRACf,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
rSsuedl }. J. LUi, ENBtHL,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved January 25, 1855.
| ii fsieuedl JOHN L. LEWIS. Mayor.
| Ty1oS
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W7Ass BROUGHT to the City Police Jail, on the sd
w INST, the grif boy PHILIP, 5 feet inches
nsh Is about % years old says he belongs the
and claim said slave according to law. ::
49,. E. BLANCHARD,
'a%'AoI Keeper City Police Jail.
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NN7 AS brought to the City Police Jail on the 10Th
w inst. The negro boy JOHN. Is abou, feet 10
nches high and % years old. Says he belongs 10 Mr.
Thomas Welsh, cotton planter living in Marengo
county, State Of Alabama. The owner is requested
to call and claim said boy according to law.
p E. PLANCHARD
la2siH Keeper City Police Jail
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coMpTRoLLER's OFFICE,

City of New Orleans, May /, 1855. :
Resouea That the Comptroller be, and he is hereby
authorized and required give notice. by standing sd
vertsement in the official JOURNAL that in accordance
with the ninth section of ordinance No. 1852 approved
March 1854 the Council will not pay any bill against
The CITY unless contracted under authority of order
from the Comptroller in accordance with the ordinance
rsfe-rsd TO- Tsignedl e. L. TRACY,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
[Signed L. II. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April %, 1855.
[Signed] JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
The attention of the officers Of the city and Of the
public respectfully called to the foregoing resolution
o. DE BUYS,
ny1etf Comptroller City of New OrleanR.
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IMPORTS,

misunderstanding AIma--26 pk-s mise to Alain-lo0
baskets Mcdowell Mills ttroi5 i1ulE It lkrr6 csS
ewAre Thomp.on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 leri"rdG nuMrl
f Gurllen--rrceu tCo-J T Alhert-W KOck-T Fros-E
IierArd-T + Guiun-F IscraiN--Bcrgunly "A r MJFe-C
l;olesQuieA EAcheE FranhrnTy;rcnlss Il andre-I.eou
Pt,..i-S Lam ntr-ll l'uHunhrl-p lindlc &co-W 4 j
Montgomery-ileNfcr.on tminesF I.abArreJ Levy II
I;rn-F pucuuge-M Barytr-kohSon 4 Ael-J W Xhcha-
rir-l. Hnoche-lcou Pierre vco-ii GHununP Be,seN-E
Observation-Disclosures Desponte-F PcrretD H 1lomes-R
AltEe-t; C0pptilS Gco-U i.cwis-A Nnj>Ruti lnvt-J
Hoi,uu-M GIvmOr--ti AIlninE ,inrhniyj Z Ittevre-J
(urc-I Prunis 4 fu,ti,rrNtrt, lH-ritrcre srp
p Il Kioly &co--tQuel X Misunderstanding FVsterA
l.sctIr-nni order.
!AVRE--SenmShip Alma. Assorted mise.
TEAPANI-Shp II Ilsys-l050 salt 10 7 { jenkins.
CADIX-Ship Ate~,-ln ballast.
RIO De JANEElO-BarN Mary L!i!Ahcll-i30O bags Of
coffee ~ orier.
TRBPANI- Nip Culuber!and-5Ll tons salt 70 order.
TEAFANI-ilip Ocean rcA,l1OO salt to order.
PHtI.A DELpH1A-Shp l'ac--Assortqi mtsc.
EiLUNJ->ehr Si>ler katelU etO feet lumber 10 P!ip'
rHAEIINGTUN-Schr IsaOeila---4o,UGV c4t lumber &c
ui.pt.
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EECEIpTS OLE pRnDuCE.


vTCKSBrRGSeN,ucr Erlipse-5Io bales cotton Euckurr,
Star!qn SeHman2t} E",,:g, AglS I; y pincKnrl
A4ns tyo7l9 toYn . tn,m sG"I7S ~, do Watt SoGs
6 aS s@.Z s0 TayS s%" Sn N' % ~
I.rry Eeos9 Person vccs4 Henderson PenIr 10 70
i: EaO%+@ ss% Ws . Sa%n5sEs lIan!
G S i rS, sci s to Is NHr%noIs c"s3 do 70
Lynne, Vance &co43 lcka sr3" Walker Sryeirrl2
, .5 tS5 ;: Jtro Fichar Sro-$2 i I>ii 60 10
~ MSDowell Mills %col@ Levi. .seol2 3 Ernest AH
l. Il Aay9 walker Stuart It iilueI,n>"u0'o john VII
F%lIe|y, ijosa, E%Iry AssTy Nu*siy HI&r Ar?-
- j Nei,5n &co-- DunbAr ,s.o-I IIaflii; iSy GG-
1 '"s, ~ ss 5.3 s ,s G%T ey,;5n l. l. Adams @so
to John Ajs!n2tsy r,,Iir> v nr9rile Zee -,
I a H1S!s C t, T9I Sr @ SSs w%S w1 o to
I1vsts ieo@-g >IcSs ron iIorr,I Gs is roo bh
flour Ii Kennedy Nro56 s!sks "llsNs KEEP f'r' Aeoi:5
v Newton yro-oJ bls Aetn nl4le t" John . i;fy:-5-o
1sSs <s' "ls 9't 1no~ " ; ,S n@r Wo@1
ro2d ie cotton Harris Love yco76 do 10 to Iie4sfsG <
f y,rtsr 2ro5 10 Str Snrt no to ~
teyea:, Bro;YTs REPRESENTATIVES to o@4rr-Io'' li9 tNe' ii;
HtKMlsoSEvE&7 rs<o" I'.ll-&I bse' c g!
By.ns, Vance >eoi, N"Ily S,a& ts'-l2 J." Wan &c"
ryt,,y' It%,ll pory. te' i A ~ r 5rtas !!
II1n BIZ. ,5,s 10 % [ g S & ny b. -
lIpn!er.ou rsav-m ache cuitau sgd 10 Fis%&
al @ q! 6s '' G5 i' ''''v y
YAzo ,Sn., '2l." Ssl 4%s ,. e2t'@ II, 70
Iur>1r-, ,ie3ou Newna5I 20 L + Adams Srvl23 do 70
tji.. r yC5. H. 8 ilnTEI-5S " E,n s,o
81 j@seia'vl hsot4er scots Ileers,n Terry acoil 10
IN, !; S%v.,t XIII 10 i 10 ollertoil
Xxx ,oty>
" q ss,-I> tSa@jy -7V J,ss. yco2l2 % u
~ Z, !' SS@;o a %: t NSiss"n5
I uCft an
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Sl.ll3. h2


STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, CITY Of sew DrehNs.5
Be It remembered liur on 18th Juy, 1866 jcEorc the
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and Tor the city aforesaid
personally appeared tharl., j. Mu>,. 'rrtty Of thu
Crescent Mutual Insunce Company Of Nr2 Dc!us who b".
iL4 duly according law docs tpt>t and say he
Foregoing js and true and correct transcript
from tn, bon Ks Of said Company. 49,
signed &. j. " AN$ONT, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before th 18Th .inty I-!t
tSignrri! tNtS. NJ HEAIiFhED. .
The Board Trustees haze rp>plv" pat interest ri
SIX per ceIr cash, Tia outstanding certificates % F0@S
holders thereof lrir A! :lSeS, " ana
n.5pr lhe n Muliuy of August proNimn. ,.
The BoArto Trustees have also declared lvia"h"o ihr'
three Al third per the ehruc! premiums Of Tn
Company the year tdiu" the Both n jane ' 'Gr w'e
certificates viii he sueI and after the 18th ~tteE4 r neat
TIiDS. A. ADAMS, rrr.hfrit.
go JONAS, flct Pcs. tc.t.
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EXPORTS.

LIVERPOOI-Ship Thalaa-}i0l bales cotton.
QUEENSTOWN FOR ORDEKS-Shjp Fanny Fosdick-22l6
bales
MARSE1T TES-Iaak IIciconl2l bales cotton 0Il7 sacks
wheat 500 bbs -four, 80 do ron do seed oil, $40
and svudres
PENsACO1A-Schr Lizzie Mraick-20G sacks coru 100 bales
hay 10 b4 lard % hhs mulsscs, 5 bb Hour, hh!s sugar
- hu1t, tobacco 50 boxes ndse.
ST MARKS AND SEWPOET-Sclr Wild rlgeon-t2 csks
Il hams Cos bbls ion 54 do whisky - do rofk IA
bls olS,e5 Ii hbs hhs sugar. IS sucks coffee, IS do oHs
Is coils rope bales twc bbls liquor Il kegs pigs feet
hils kegs lard, bbs oil, do oranges, bugs rice.
CALCASS1EA-schr G G keyser-3o bbls Hour 100 sacks
corn 100 do salt, and suudrts.
PHILADELPHIA VIA PENSACOLA AND HAMPTON
ROADSSchr Mander,onIil bales cotton, 40 hhs tobacco,
4St hdis hides, 2ND empty casks ~ pkgS mdse.
GENOA-Ship Oregon-&'l5 bales cotton.
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MEMORANDA,

Ne Tho French steamship Alma Bocande arrived yeser-
day morning from avre via Cad Tenerie, st Pierre Martini
que Point Petre Gualaoupe ST Thomas and uuvans with
large number passengers and full cargo Of assorted
chandse The Alma left IIavre October l at O'Clock NJ,
arrived at Cadz October 18TH, NJ remained in Cndi6 two
DAYS and i've hours left Caix l7t NJ, arrived Teue.
riff I'D October NJ remained i'll Tenerle six hours left
Tenerite 22d October midnight and arrived St Pierre Martin
iQue, 4 November NJ, where she found the seamshp
Francois Arago repairing her machinery and would sni for
New Orleans about the lih inst the Alma took large
portion Of the Francois laos passengers and lett 9th list ut
10 NJ arrived at Point Pcre Gumihoupc, 9th inst at IL
NJ arrived Thomas Sh inst midday remained at St Thomas
three days sd hours coan left st Thomas llh inst at
NJ arrived the Moro Castle half past ~ and was de-
tanned thirteen hours outside, account Of the regulations Of
the Port vessel being allowed to after sunset entered
tho harbor Of ayana NJ left Havana l7th inst n and
arrived At her wharf, NJ three days and fourteen hours
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lATIN}IH'N CANADIAN Nl.It1I t'ltl u, : 4
W ttin K,1nrr, for Worms. ftrt. established BE-
ynd r shadow of doa; by the experience testimony
H. most .1tt ,v.iciuls more ilan three fontls
with y,;i,f, chi I,rrI b. Worms,
Ana thousands u h, annually IY.1 4>rt-r<
either not Eowl attributed something else,
I,inIs lie nrt4atjU,ts 4ich hav been recommended
r ed r., ;r W6r,~ but rHrtlip,cr hls proved .;n Vii
,r - fi e il, ri! however In. 1T length tru aair,
iilri
vi , u, Til. assertion is auvpoStvt! Nv
..'i-y T : ,.,,, eminent III rt and Respectable i.!G.
viIua- II the rpUtry nr trfi s,I = :, >-,,,,,
WiAhFa VAN tNbAS E!i!'4ir -. III MAMMAL Ah"
. : ''i'i F.'''ti ~ . ,i,;.4.r,i ,:,-
en- ;irr Stc If III symptoms lirn,e The existence
~ ... il, il,, h,v,, ARE rs follows The cotutrrlnye
f. d, ,tri c,rr ,nt titsc IIh occasional i!~ics;
y l'ES and tu t re't tLi' .ns HLgT tlp sW9lIei
itching /" TIE o'r "t'cH cnH- G pH1iEl 10 tth US .
~ sl"rp :, ttN,Elr, w; p,,tr' ",T t%"Hs,t? 4. s
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rJ'3If POETRY OH PIiESEC.-AYEE'S PILLS,
T. glide slgnrh the palate, but their energy,
though wrapped there, and tells with giant force On the
disease There thousands Of sufferers
who would e dcmpu1s they knew they c9'4
be cured Jr y Try Ayers Pills and will kl9w Il:
l.r..y The blood and disease will h. starved ont.
system impurities and cured already,
this br,t Of A Pugnivts, md SCronEA. lmilEr,u,
Weakness Ipaacle ,rklche, S'leAche JHU!};ee RtI!,
ti>l, Of the Liver, Kidneys and nuwt all =
and ~ "o;es which" pHrs"tiye remedy Cab Tea
ny trnre them liks darkness before the sun.
If suffering from Of the numerous r.
plants tcy curesu'er rte! has Lve
iDr Won. n'i il is criminal neglect it.
Tim AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL is the be-. rlatrins
for Go...1. Is known the Whole world, al tu't fis
PILLS the teat Of all Pills. is known 10 tose who Lag
used tAr,.. ..
Prepared br Dr. j. C. AVER. Lowell Mass, mad se.& ~
eve.Y respectable DrlGEst in tine [ iiitra Si#Ies
,,u!9 2iIi.sW j. WRIGHT 4 CO. Wholesale Agents.
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NIcHNOND IN, JlIe IEI'1 :
Bicr= 1e universal satisfaction ali WHO have u4i
them.
You shoulh bear in mind that these Bittcrs entirely
table thereby possessing advantages Of the
tom, recommended for similar diseases. &g
Soil Druggist. an, Storrkeelers in every and T.se
in the Uucl States anu CanH!is And by w
j. WRIGHT 4 90.
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WHiFE'S AROMATIC SCiiElDAN SCiIEA?FS.
f- Druggists gl Merchants, ard all dealers 81 taa
cputntd il! the nhovc ctnn:e will fad
vantage by calling senin, their orders iove ~.
be found the assortment of GEN ~ PTF&F
MEDICINES in the United States, tie igwst prt--4
Please address, J. WRIGHT CO,
+ GENUINE DEDlGINE WAREHOUSE,
a24tf Nos. III 81 'l,aytres street Newt r'5aus
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Friendly together
Mr. Brown here stared the jury how the bottle
fern Ind Obtained Smescrs house He had youo
te house, upon seing the reports in the newspapers Mrs Sul
and Scott bohn He where that bottle Of
corofom was; Scott replied hs it back i'll the pantry
somewhere; Mrs. Smeser Immediately went and sol IT, and gaTr
up, Being asked why there water mixed with The chic
,ofor She s0l she had weakened that way to "py 'ohe
head
Gaarles Hhits Seor1 had conversation with Scott
dat he lad poSnta Snesr Scott said that was f"isR pik
@ That hs would not be SURPRISED if he DID die Of arsenic = h
s SAID y4 to be used The tin shop for ng soldering did
SITTER hs died Mrs seer employed foreman Of Shop
% aa s me nay ss hgd sent sno bS S5
2e 1 g@Sg before me body was tSs up and
he Ts wss ae weeks sf;Sr saa>e.s death cath
viii Scot was al5n ' week ny S * t
70 b frightened confused when / told him Tia, The PAPER
he od aboa, Smeser scniug him for the arsenic Smrser
o s aec sho"d BE- toana SI seIsr s @ siSe R
for le nag taSeF h5S! ss9, did not say TINT sul9lsa has
Tnsbas *heIes Mr. TaGPan a,sked before Recorder
@ s 6a s % Ss9Fs o NE hseI der III SE
you the aanc answers never knew avsesic be used
W. GeciieJ syor'-I knew smelser and wo when the
moved into meisiIoorhood on Ichoapioua ne
arniD was il nj Ms SmS%cs Ms seissr and Scott wei
a hreakt2s Scot @sssd me VIA! he g% wes told him
en sa3 il they FUND hsG in Sm.Sias stomach he had ,eks
tod linn q Tie tidy ne taken ~ sS3ansf ne len Ike tab
said nothing about poison Scott was the trst to mention
did something Of bcN OF silver CT Saietsc
Brought and left i'll charge Of ny hubau
Afterwards Mrs. Smeser sent for it, Whom Scott
stnre walking up and down. he said Thar he la" Du
he Nould be arrested HAT day but he dd'n cent if
was arrested for he under English protection those
the very words he used TO
osseEumaeL-The counsel for the defence cosuestion
the witness purpose in respect to the first testimony al
to dates, situations,
visited by Mr.. M0Tehonse, in reference the dea
esf Sne1ser; he the frequently but Smels
always the subject of conversation
acquainted with him before Smesers death. do not k1io
sh4 The box brought BY Sept contained slYe
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GEORGE HUNTLEY,
Wholesale and Retail.

aTin, Copper, and sheet-Iron Ware Manufacturer.
se ESPECIFULLY informs the citizens of Eb-
q { ensburg and the public generally, that he
has purchased the Tin Shop, formerly carried on
by Messrs. Davis, Evans & Co., and will contin-
ne to carry on the business in all its various
branches, wholesale and retail. His wares will
he made of the very best material, and in the
most workmanlike manner. Repairing of all
kinds done on the shortest notice. for cash.
ALSO,-House Spouting made and put up to
order on the lowest terms, for cash.
Also on hand and for sale, large assortment
c ook and Parlor stoves, for coal or wood, Di-
ming room stoves, Egg stoves, &c.
Also a large assortment of CRATES and fire
brick, for Cooking stoves, Coal buckets, Shovels
polers, smoothing irons, &c. &C., all of which
will be sold low for cash.
Tn-shop and wareroom in part of the building
formerly occupied by Stephen Lloyd as cabi-
net wareroom, and opposite Geo. MCann's store.
CTAll orders promptly attended to
Efcr.shurg, May Z, l656.-2Sly
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-11-05
NEW BLACK SMITH SHOP.

}s3HE subscriber would respectfully inform the
4 citizens of Ebensburg and the vicinity that
he has rented the SMITH SHOP formerly occu-
pied by Michael DIcCague, where he intends to
carry on the BLACKSAlITHING n all its branch
es. Persons entrusting work to his can rest
assured that it will be promptly attended to and
at moderate rates. He would also inform the
citizens that the business of HORSE SHUEING
viii be superintended 10y himself personally
Owners of valuable horses will not be under the
necessity of senling their stock to a neghboring
village, his experience in this line is widely
known. ISAAC SINGER
Ebcnsburg, April 8, 1856.