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While digging a pit near st. Louis, a few days ago.
laborer was buried alive to the depth of20 feet His
body was not recovered until next day.
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DnD FELLOWS HAIL.--T The concert at Odd Fell
lows Hall last evening, vas attended by very bril-
liant audience, many known amateurs
I and large number Of citizens from both above and
below Canal street. The talento ~. strakosch was
exhbitedsat tho piano, and lie Parodi, me St1a-
osch and gnorL Leonardo illustrated the evening BY
& their #Yocalisti
Ihe!p which was selected with much
mere than nsaal care and discrimination embraced
anuinbero Of pieces that received with applause
whenever they are gwen; prominent among which
4 was tile French Ma tonal III seillaisen
that falls upon the ear like the sound Of d trumpet.
and has fan more excitement in its composition and
effect either own, Or that which is the expo
Il nent Of British glory. Selections from the chef
daAp5ss Of Hayden, Mend essohn Rossn and others,
together with q number ballad pieces including
q Sung Jenny Lind, I. Within mile Of Ed
inboro e dreamt that dygelt in Marble
were given it'll that purity and simplicity
was tended to, and always should, mark these
lighter and less ornate butfor that very reason
{ more generally acceptable produ tons. The comic
tickle me as sung by lie
/ Parod Nine and sSignor Leonard, had its
measure Of effectiveness, and relieved the more
scientific performances AS q whole tie concert was
not more successful artsticalIy than popularity and
will be remembered with pleasure by all who attend
& ed IT, sE5s s
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ExPoRTs OF CorroN-G Cleared yesterday, for Bre-
n,en, 8, 49 bales for EIsnore and market, 95s !;
for Liverpool, ,459 for Boston, 295-Totai, 6,a56
bales. And $50 sacks for Liverpool and 1898
sacks for Cork and market Clearance on Tuesday
789 bales Difference favor Of cleaances for the
tsYo days nearly fifty per cent.
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Setting off TO Close Business.
THE ENTIRE STOCK A.
JOSEPH HUE'TY,
No. 20 CAMP STREET, under the City Hotel,
comprising
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES;
JEWELRY;
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
COMBS, BRUSHES, PERFUMERY;
And large assortment Of
FINE FANCY ARTIC LES,
is selling at
COST OF IMPORTATION.
City Dealers aud Country have opportunity
purchasing the above reduced prices FOR CASH CITY
ACCEPTANCES.
b5y~Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
r. ROBERTS, Agent.
R5Remenber No. 20 Camp street, under the City Hotel.
fell 2pGt
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$50, 1000.
Ensa1a'oU etg KKtyUt9e0 E1En1e lottery.
r FL e z A V O z / r T.

III
THE FAVO RITE
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY.
by AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA
CE A S s lie,
To be drawn in the City Of Atlanta Ca MONDAY the 18th
February, 1856
WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
$40, 900
VIII be dirstibuted according to the following
NJ URPA SSA BILE SCHEME!
6 C III Il NJ e:
CAPITAL PRIZES 100000.
One III un dred Priest!
TWENTY APPROXIMATIONS-NO SMALL. PRIZES.
PRICE Worts Havingl
ia Price Of TcketsWholes, S.; Halves 81 30 Quarters,
81 %.
Prizes in this Lottery paid thirty days after the draw
ing in bills of specepayng Banks without deduction only
presentation of the Ticket entitled to the Prize
H Bills of all solvent Banks par All conlca-
tons strictly confidential. jazz 2ptd
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Free Of GR0a'Qe.

The undersigned will relieve FREE OF CHARGE, in one
application, with DIR. MILIERS RHEU MATIC FLUID, np
piled externally Rheumatisms Pains Swengs Contracted
and Painful sinews Muscles Joints Neuralgia anything
week only from MONDAY the llh inst, their Office and
depot 1U7 Carondeet street, between Canal and Poyras
EaJa Price, 81 80 per bottle. Dr. VIM. MILLER,
fe2 2p3t DR.. VIM. DOWSE.
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Roots, Shoes and Brogases.
s 3 o , @ o O :.

EaaG29s' @ UeGS HAGUGgge6g E0EGg21 E0&EeTy.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA.
Southern Military Academy Lottery.
For March-Class Anew Series.
TO BE DRAWN MARCH 18TH, 1856, IN THE CITY OF
MONTGOMERY, ALA,
Capital Prize Eight Thousand Dollars:!
Price Tickets-Wholes S. Halves 50 50 Quarters 81 o.
Prizes in ts Lottery paid thirty days the drawing,
bills of speciepaying Banks without deuc.on-ony pre-
Sentaon of the Ticket drawing the Prize.
BIT Bills of all solvent Banks par. COMMUNE
cations strictly confidential
SAM'L SWAN, Agent and Manager,
fel2 Montgomery Ala.
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EUROPEAN INTGLIIGENcE.-Th The Cunard steamer
Canada, from Liverpool, with dates to the I'd inst,
viii he fully due at Halifax today, and teegraphic
adpices ongft to be. at hand shortly after arrival
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RSeNa0UeEg KGeaae OUecgs
FROM NO. 15 TO IL ROYAL STREET.
A supply of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
and pints constantly hand which is equal the best that
comes TO this market
Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
q r " ID L e s.:
sAZERAC of the Vintage of 1886 179S and 1906 and other
brands.
IEISKY.
Vi all descripions-Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER in pints and quarts
;. Also :.
On hand my usual assortment Of the best WINES and IL
QuoRS III the MARKET which will be sold on as reasonable
terms as any other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d7 2ptf No. II Royal street.
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linens ! .Ltqeezas Li7seaas
Ill Card.

To DR.. SAMUEL REYNOLDS, 1l5 Grayicr street:
Sir feel sacred duty owe to suffering humanity
10 make th acknowledgment you your successful
only relieving from lingering torture but restoring
health and strength For three years and half had beer
suffering indescrbable tornres owing my face
and had been prescribed for and operated upon by of the
eminent in Europe and this country, without
peencng relief when by chance heard of and placed
myself under your charge You extracted the cancer
three weeks ago. and by the application Of your alve
affected parts have been in that short time made well
This certificate liberty publish make such use Of
as you please. Very truly yours
JOHN G. NASH,
.... No. l25 Marigny street. Third District
NEW ORLEANS, january 26 lS56.-a3l 2p&Wlm
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FtRE AT ST.. LOUISA private dispatch from St.
Louis TO house in this city reports the
destruction, by fire Of the Rope factory of the Mis-
souri, Hemp Manufacturing Company at that place.
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Horace EFNs'by,
1855 CAMP STREET. 1856
Has just received large and beautiful assortment of
FASHIONABLE EMBRO1D E ri Il /,
.... SPRING DRY GOODS, f
which having been purchased extremely low for CASH. he en-
acd to sell moderate prices to be found at my
other establishment in this city Ladies will please call and eX-
anime for themselves.
RICH VALENCIA AND GUIpURE LACE SETS. h.
EMBROIDERED SWISS AND JACONET SETS
JACONET AND SWISS EDGING AND INSERTING.
GUIPURE IACONET AND SWISS BANDS
VALENCIA, THREAD AND MALTESE LACEs.
RICH FIOUNCED BAREGE ROBES. &. +s
PLAIN AND FIGURED BAREGES.
FRENCH JACONETs very rich
LATEST STYLE SPRING SILKS.
LADIES' LINEN CHEMISEs, etc, etc.
HORACE HARDY,
fell 2p6t No. 1856 Camp street.
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Bs.esysser, V;use Eseassssesysese $ Co.,
Nos IS AND 80 FRONT Sc AND IS FULTON,
And corner Of Notre Dame and Front streets
.. COPPER, Tim, SHEET IRON

BRASS WORK MANUFACTURERS
pE= PLANTATION, MILL, REFINERY AND STEAM
BOAT WORK promptly attended to. .' .-
We keep constantly hand all kinds of Brass Cocks Whis-
ties Valves Iron Pipe Ties Elbows, Couplings, Rubber Hose
Heating and Cooking Stoves Deck Stoves FORCES
Powder Magazines Torch Baskets Well and Fire Pumps Crate
Bars, Stills Worms CHARTERS, Fterers, Juice Boxes, Tin
Ware, etc. r
WROUGHT IRON STORES FOR STEAMBOATS, AND
HOTELS. s
TEETH CUT IN CIRCULAR AND UPRIGHT SAWS.
Sole Agents for schaer Hearsons Steam Gauges, Hear
sons Water Gauge, s. P Klses Fire Pumps, Saamander
lightning Rods. fell 2pltEWlt
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THURsDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY Ia, 1885,
\ have dill thanks late St. Louis and Cincinnati
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THE MAns.-No mail yesterday from beyond
Philadelphia so the notice at the Post Office informed
the good citizens of this community. It was re-
ported that dates from that city of the 18th inst was
received. We cannot say that a mail comes through
when we do not receive any papers Yesterday we
did not receive a paper from beyond Richmond Our
latest dates are from Boston of the 4th New York of
the 3D.; !. Baltimore and Washington of the 9Th inst.
There will be due at Our office, this morning. No 70
Camp street. the mails from New York of the 4th,
5th 9Th and It'll inst. We received a mail from the
West yesterday, with dates from ST. Louis Of the 4th
and Cincinnati of the LIST inst.
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LYoEUM LRcruREs The introductory lecture of
the series at the Lyceum Hall this District it will
be remembered is to be given this evening BY Dr. B.
v. Gould, Of Cambridge, Mass. The subject he has
chosen for the occason---The Theory Of Prohabili-
tiesis an exceedingly interesting one, and handled
as we have no doubt il be by the lecturer will
combine interest and instruction in common de-
gree. The admission TO the lecture this evening is
free to any one disposed to attend We hope there
will hea large audience TO greet Prof Gould on the
occasion Of his first lecture in New Orleans. .
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sGseOghea' Opening

NEW sPRrMG 60 OBS
D. p. SEAMAN & Co.,
Nos. IL and IA Chartres street, N. O.,
Opened Monday the 1lh nst another splendid assort
Of NEW SPRING GOODS, amongst is an invoice
of Chanclly, Alma Applique and Embroidered White and
Colored
SPRING SILK TALMAs AND MANTILLAs,
the whole of which will be offered at the
Iel2 2p3t LOWEST CASH PRICES
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y ST. CHARLES piEATER.--lfr. Murdoch had his
benefit at the ST. Charles Theater, last evening, when
Farquhars fine comedy of /. Wine Works Wonders,
or the Inconstant, was produced, with Tobns com
edy Of the Y Honeymoon Both pieces were very
creditably cast and well performed the former hav-
ing the beneficiary as Young Hi,'abe and Mrs. Glad
stane as oIiand name by the way, stolen and Inu-
sicay applied by Tennyson, in the Moated Grange,
Orianap The cast Of the two principal parts is an
all sufficient guarantee that the piece was we'll rem
dered. Some points, indeed were not SO prominently
effectively made they should have been to have
y secured q complete success but the whole, as q
WHOLE was very editabe to the company and highly
gratiing to the audience if any Judgment Of their
opinion can be Cleaned from such manifestations as
are customary and pertinent to theatrical perform.
ances.
The production Of this play has caused US to ask
why more Of the pieces Of the same era-peces pos.
sessing life, blood and abilit be reproduced
and made to take the place Of the wislywasy stuff
that at present circulates freely? why We cannot
have sBajazotp XII Malone, hhs well of English
undefiled; Fletcher, with his sonorous dction Ben
Jonson with his strong iambies2 They are masters
whonever sacrificed sense to scenery and who taught
az well as pleased thereby fulfilling the first duties
the drama The rendering was very good, SO far a.
the beneficiary was concerned, and so far as Mrs
Gladstane's part was commemorative by the bye
does all that she attempts in cleditable and artist
manner.
The Honeymoon has been so often played her
that it is only needfal to remark that it went off wit
i'll Iisat ecIat gratifying all who were present.
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EKarseey House, Ba&on Rouge.

AANT1aey HOUSE, AbdEgO3t AeDtSye'
This we'll Hotel has Undergone during the past two
MONTHS very extensive alterations and repairs various improve
made in different parts of the establishment,
the rooms supplied with places and nothing overlooked that
likely add the comfort and convenience Of its
patrons.
E4 The Furniture md everything pertaining TO the house
thoroughly ovcrauled and in perfect order and
ii open for the reception of guests
VIM. MARKHAM. B.
ipJ6 onon,
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Central eaa2ses'SCGg.

Persons DESTROYS emgrae Knneys purchase in Cen
trail America for information will apply to JOSEPH T. JOHN
SON No @ Rampant street. will aid assist emgrants
in making their outfit .... -..
1880 ACRES OF LAND
will given all who emgrae the 18th Of this month
After that time only 60 Acres will be given.
R. II. GRANT, 49,
fel3 2pl2* Agent Of H. L. Kinney.
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BURNETT G. BOS WlCk'S
fsl2 2p3t A. s-as Mo. 45 f1r,nu Str.ct 81.
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TWIelsti3ees.

JUST RECEIVED, A FULL ASSORTMENT
&c.,. a. a7,.|u.-a4... *. o.
V IA HI ITaT yM,-m M HCS,
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4 * NJ ADEMOIsELLE PARoDI's CoNoERTs.--The visit
with which Mile Parodi has favored the city of New
Orleans, and the music which has attended her stay,
will be remembered with pleasure, for many years by
those who have ayaled themselves Of the opportunity
for hearing her yet forcble singing not so
sweet perhaps little songs as Jenny Lind, but
fessedy equal if not superior toherin the music
which has strength, ygor and power, and which, for
want Of d better name, is called dramatic. j
The pro rarnme Of her last concert in this city,
which takes place tomorrow evening, at the Odd
Fellows Hail. may lie seen III another column. Mile
Parodi win be assisted by Mime strakosch, signor
Leonard Mr.. =. AZ. White, Nh. Jules Rarkalits, a
Hungarian tenore, and by Maurice Strakosch upon
the piano. The programme includes selections from
Meyerbeer, Schubert, Mendelssohn, and number Of
other composers concluding with our great national
melody which is played on every national vessel
when leaving port the /" Star spangled Banner"
There can be no doubt that the attractions Of the
occasion will induce very crowded house. All who
intend being present viii do we'll therefore, to secure
their seats beforehand which can be done BY apply
ing at the music store Of Werlein, Moo, or Hewitt
/ Nose Camp street; also, at Norman's St. Charles
Bookstore and at the st. Louis Hotel
For fuller particulars reference may be had to.the
programme " i2$ Al $56 g85 " 9S5y5 II # 81 IT'D @
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The Honeymoon has been 50 often played here
that it is only needal to remark that it went off with
its usual ecIat, gratifying all who were present.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04
TEETH FOR THE MILLIONS.

q Her aese bit m0n' speet and tosRy"
NOTHING can make mouth pretty but pretty
IL teeth! The mouth il the gate of life neglect It
not Ii neglected and not kept IN good repair, you
can't have good health and what is more uusiehtly
than mass of decayed teeihl
i am happy to tell you, people Of Kenosha and
my friends IN the country, that / am repairing
mouths, fixing up old teeth and putting in new ones
natural as life if net more So at prices whe,l will
come within the means of all | am plain liver
with light expenses. This gives me good health and
clear conscience, while it enables ire to work clesp
You will meet with many pretty face, that had been
entirely despoiled of lis charms and which would
have rema NOD So but for my skill in replacing and
repairing lost and decayed teeth aud at prices vastly
below what some mere thinkers are in the habit Of
charging Old jobs repaired neatly and cheanly
have received instructions from one of the very
best operators in the country, and have all The adj
vantage OF p knowledge of the latest improvements
of the art, in regard 10 which keep myself fully
posted The poor well as the rich should chi Y
the benefits OF this art and it is all nonsense il no.
or mnal TO put this kind of work at such exorbitapt
pr ces as to confne its benefits TO the rich alone
Particular attention paid to the correction of the
irregularities of youth
Chdren's teeth extracted gratis
Advice, do.
Yours, &c.
ISAAC GEORGE.
| Kenosha, August 3, %.
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In the ter If The a,haue ClHpp Gecsed.
NOTICE is herel tha BY prrsuauce OF
license made IN said matter tir 81 day Of March
~ the comfy Court Of said County the undersigned
Iatr1 Of said estate Wi on the egsh dag Of November
ZOO between the hoUts 81 Ocuck ~
At public yenduO the late residence said
deceased the following decrtedlands The undivided
Two thirds Of the soH west quarter Of section twenty
t2l town No. Nv" 2) north euytwa (2l alec
The midi dec thirds Of the south 2fof the south gr
Of section Wenythrce (2il township NJ. ts range
twenty 22) containing in both above parcels 2 acres
OF land or less Also undivided half of the
north east quarter Of section twenty 2 township
two t2noTh range twenty-five (2*) containing in
the last described piece hundred aud Sky
or less situated in the Of soners Renosha county
SARAH b. CLAPP. Adm'x
Dated KenOsha, Oct. 18th 1856 [3wl9.
The above sale is hereby POSTPONED until Saturday the
22nd day OF November A. d. fs56, the same place
time of day. SARAH d. CLAP, Adm'x.
Dated Kenosha Nov. s 1856. 2w22
The above sale is hereby further postponed Saturday
the lst day Of March, a d. 1871 the pla ana
time of day. SARAH Il. CLApP
Dated Ksaosha, Nov. 20, 1856. lsw24 Admistratrix
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M A BILE FAC TORY
GEoREE ACFkLEX.

GEORGE ACRLEK.
A NoUN"ES to .hc peopico! konosha City and
"a p Vicinity, that he has bought out he
Marble f. Of JostrH !. EHLs, and las added
largely - Stock. with both
l-.siian aah American Marble,
0f. 'ery best qualify and Ii prepared 20 furnish
Ier ali work in tLa uaric line
Beng an In PERIENI Ed WORKMAN. he feels
ul.Gdcucc in wmTuuiuL his
NoeHmcAts, Tomb .Slones, TORT I'otlcs OJ.eslr
PANT Ntaafs,
And all other work wanted, Tor finish and style. 10
rival all compel .on.
PiajR, Ro1Scd. or OJn0met'2i It0.t # my cia.or-
Ter desirc9 dane sttr .o 4,rc eHt,fr sa}> fis-
toA. lie respectfully s'lcits tie patronage OF tho
Public
~ Shop on Pearl street. south SIDE west Of Main
aor"-s from tie Post Office
kESosHA. june lS-lJ--HlvlG.
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Ef,Knoic4--S hf lot G bk
L., uila.-. IoIr.sla Nichnls. Adhi.inn lnL z y

,IosioA Boad- Being ali that part Ct tlesw qrofhe
! W hi Of sd or sec lying Of Tel graph road sind
of Holmes Nichols Addition, excepting tots
sold TO Langley II Felman, S Herman, G Nick .
erson Ezra Simmons and Peter fully II q
.. F0Stei-Pdrt Of Il or sec .; commencing : rds
n ,, rds, W rds Il 81
Thos Bo'td--Part n ar sec 6; commencing q rds
Of n W corner 81 ar sec, thence u rds,
ri z rds, W rods Us ,,
l. + Klng-Part ar sec 6; commencing O. rds
! rds. n y rds, " c rds 50 4;
! Thos QHinhta-Partn ar see g. commencing - rds
Of the II line & 2@s # E Of " line OF 81 ar sec;
rds IS fl, Il : rds. ard " ss # ~ 81
4 Foster-Part u = or sec 6; commencing % rds sof
iGI #, a rd>, and v loo r 10 &C
! p FiaGn--Part Il qr see 8; commencing on " line
and - rdS : Of nv corner of sd Or sec Ird-,e
100 f. u I'd, " 100 #; except lG - f G. &w,4
r being the 81 rod from ~ Linz, redeem'd y q
Fri Stece,8-ots 5, side Common Park So 81
do rts square Oflots3, : & =. L adjoining ! 5,
A Hr2son-ou Or sec 9; conuencit z 20 It n Of
" corner lot To- thence II rds, Il - it. w u
IN R@d3-Commena.nE = # n Of sw corner Of lot
-; e IL rds Il ~ #, " " rds, - IL Is Il
! z Bishop Commencing on the " side 0id Chicago
road, at the 5 { corner Of land owned by WaiM
Alien about 81 rl>s ofs corner ofio' II, thence
Holmes & Nichols Addition, line Of
VIM Tiants land. e 10 cd Chicago Road. n t.
s ias,f # 5 ;5 $ e Corner Of ,etIo p %
Fnkt"'r.-C oulmenc.ie 1t point IN rds " Of Old
Chicago road, and # of $ lae OF lot IS, on
coumop, thence rds, ~ rds 6 rods,
IS - rod; 9 a
+ q RunoJ>-Commencipr on 'he n lire Of ehfOf
50 ~ sec atG lS Il OFFS ii eoFl l.. o.ercec
&a-hf rls, . rds, 3 & ALI rdz q rds 2 s.
4 B Nmia&-Co'-neHe. on - Ine " r qr@,cGt
iSl,: 9 r5. - HIS .' ..'~ 50 81
q..cc .yIE 1 o'le apt Boad, excepting there
from tiiaf pn,ti0n end IT, q oct - cemetery,
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