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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-27
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
H&1RE6a16R


| The great Central Route, eoRneetnlg the Atlantic
cities with the Western, North wssteyr, anA South
western slstes, BY continuous Rails ay direct. This
road also CONNECTS ~ ,iasSa.sa Win oa,,y inc o.
| King the most direct cheapest and reliable rsuts by
which Freight can be forwarded to and frsm the
Great West.
Rates between Philadelphia and FittsburK,
| FIRST CIass.-Boot Shoes, Dry 10 a ,ao .
lGeods lin boxssl Fars, Feathers, &c. ~
| second Class..sBooks d ~Station-f
| cry, Dry Goods lin oalesl Drugs and al, s,aan
Medicines, Hardware, Leather, Wool
Third Class..-Anvils, Bsgginsa
| Bacon, Pork lin bulk Cast steei,{ SOC p loo p
1 Sole Leather I'm bundles) Oehrc, Ac.t
Fourth Ciass.s-cofse, Fish ,Ba-l
con u Pork {packed) Lard& Lard 0il,4 46c D 100 n,
hemp, Iron, lead, nails, soda ash, 6c.1
FLoUR-si pei barrel until further notice.
| GRAIN-50 cts. per 100 h until further notice.
| GOTT0S-S2 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs,
weishi uptiifaiher notice.
PIn shipping Goods from any point east Of Phil.
sdsiphia, be particular 10 mark packages s1r.a rssa
s.frss,s Raslrsad.n All goods esnsigped 10 M =.
gents for this Road at Phiiadclphis or Pittsburg, via
Sc forwarded wiihoutdetenron.
FREieHr AGRSTs--harris, Wormly d Co., Mem,
phis, Tenn. r. r.. Sass X Co, st. Lonis,J. s. Mitch.
eli 81 Son. Evansville, Ind; Dumssuii, Bell q Bur
dock, and Carter & Jeweti, Louisville ,Ky.R.C Mel
& Co., Cincinnati; n. W. Graham & CO., zsne.yi,lss
o.; Leech 6 CO., 50 kilby 81. Bosion; Lsech & Co,
9 Aston house, y. York; william g and 9 Batter
Il II /"
graw & Koons, Baltimore; Geo. c. Fronciscus, Ptu
burg.
i. II. HOUSTON, General Freight .dgsn., Phiis
II. J.LoMBAERT, Ssp't. AitsenG, Pa
PennsyIvanfa Railroad.
Three Daily Through Trains between PhiladeIphi,
and Pittsbarsh THIS MORNING MAIL TRAN
leaves Phiiadelphia for Pittsburgh N A. NJ. and
Pittsburgh fer Philadelphia att a. NJ. The fast line
leave s Phitadeiphiast1 +. NJ. and P!t,shurgfof Phil
sdelphia az p. NJ. THE NIGHT trsjr
leaves Philadelphia Tor Pittsburgh 81 ii P NJ. and
Pittsburgh for Phiisdelphis q; II p. NJ.
The above lines connect at Pittsburgh with the
Railroads TO nndfrom 81. Louis, Mo-, Alton, GaIen1
aud Chicago, Ill. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
VILE, KY; Terre Hsutc, Dayton, Springfield, Belle.
f~ontins, Sanddsky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus
GAINESVILLE, Massillon and Wooster, Ohio; also, VIII
the steam packet boats from and TO New Orleans
81. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through tickets can DO had TO or from either Of III,
above places.
For further particulars see handbills at the diner
emit starting points, Passengers from the West vii
and this the shortest and most expeditions route y
| Philadslphia, BALTIMORE, New York or Boston.
THo's. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, Pnila.
J. MESKIMES, Agent Pas sengcr Lines, Pitts.
Phila. Nov I'd IS dIy
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Improved Little Giant Corn and Cob Plants
tion Mill-Priee reduced.
IHk subscriber has purchased exclusive right OF
: territory for sale In the West, Of the above eet
orated Mills, and Is prepared 10 furnish them tall
lines, either Wholesale or retail, guaranteed In the
most positive manner.
IN nov mons than a year since the 'LiItle Giant
was introduced TO The public, during which timei IL
has been constantly growing In the popular favor.
Inc improvements recently effected AM patented
MAKES 1.-The most perfect machine ever offered fcf
enernllarm use. Ills furnished complies ready TO,
attaching team, and weighs Rs follows; No. LBS;
No,x,ssei NOS, 400; No. 4 $50 pounds. TWENTY
minutes are ~snfaeisnt TO st ono up, without Inechan
zeal AID, and when once adjusted, IL can with safety b.
entrusted TO q boy. Full directions &C company zach
mill.
PRICES:
o 'l,ss3, & will grind sbu. zeal per hour vithihorss
- $50, =" :" 10 - - a. Z" +"
"a, $50, 4" " I5" q t" a. =" "
Z" 4, $50, " % COS Z" - a. q 81
UFLiberal discount 10 dealers.
JAMES h. CHADWICK,
No.o5 Locust st., betw cen Second and Third
noV.3 dS WHY 81. Louis, Mo-
For sale by Mss,rs. DALZELL BRO, Agents OF
Davenport, at above pricos, adding freight from ST
Louis. s-
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SOAP az Q cts. a Gallon,


Now F1oady.
A choice lot Of EaSey Liasn DriHs for pants.
n a very nHe sortmentindee comprising sons
q fine lot of Gauze Msrino undershlrs ana Draw ns.
Just the Thing for warm weather. Fancy Shirts for
nshing parties s1d excurslonlsts generally. Ali 10 be
store, Second 81. l
June. I'D dim.
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NEW STORE.

TyHT undersigned Is now receiving and opening a com
L plete assortment Of Choice Family groceries, consist
ing Ia part a. follows y
NJ y. u. Belcher's Syrup AIolasses, N. O. Clarified,
Powdered aud Crushed, Sugars, No. / 2 and 3 Msckerel
Tess, e good assortment, Rio and Java Coffee, Palm soap,
Wooden and Willow Ware, Dried Apples and Peaches
star ami Iailow Candies, Dried Beef, &c, &c.
Also
p~itehfoIks, Spades, Scoops, shoyels, Hoes, Rskes, Onion
Hoes; and anything usually found In q Family Uroeeryi
which j am determined 10 sell FOR cash as cheap as thu
cheapest. Don't forget this place. West side Of Brady 81
three doors from the iost.
AprI lodvtf PARMELE L BRO.
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NIcGoWAS'S PATEsI
" UOuRLE ACTION

"tNVW NNb FNIENI
M DOUBLE
ON AND FoRCE
PUMPS n PUMPING
underslgs
cd would respectfully invite
The attention OF tho public
generally TO these Pumps,
as the best Pump now "
use;siinpie Ia their construe
iion; eompac,, durable, aud
Dot iiableto getoatoforderi
well adapted for forcing q
large body Of water 20 y
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SPRING MILLINERY
at the Paris and New York Millinery and
Fancy Gsods Store.
VIZ b. NICH0LS takes pleasure IA info IA Ing
w . the Ladies OF pavenport and yicinity III al he
1ss just returned nom New York with : bes utif al
assortment of New Spring Goods. Comprising thu
largest as vel, AZ the best selected stock Of Ladies
and Misses Straw Bonnets, Leghorn sad Pedal Braid
Flats, noys' Leghorn, Dunstabis and Pal IN Lear
Hats, Shaker Hoods, Ribbons, Bonnet Silks, Artin
ciai Flowers, Graves, DC, &c, ever offered in This
market. Our SIR hornets are manufactured after
the laiest approved Paris ayles. Miliiners Supplied
with Pattern Bonnets, and every article IN 1 their line
ss Wholesale. SILK and Grape Bonneis made TO
srde.. ~arranted 70 AZ the head and pleas ths eye.
". Il. straw Bonnets blesched, pressed and al
for embroidery and brsiding done 10 order 1T the
Paris and New York Millinery Store, corner OFT lird
ana Brady ss. mca 10 d&w5-m
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Mississippi and Missouri Railroad
ERENR~R

n and aner Monday Aprii,lath, 1885, and until
further notice, trains will leave Davenport, for
Muscatine and Iowa City, Sundays excupted) a. fol
lows.
ist Freight and Rmigrsni train at sam
Id Mail Train at 500 A. n
81 Express train al SO r. -.
AZ follows.
ist Mall train Al s.S5 4. n.
Cd Passenger Train, 100 p. NJ.
al Freight and Emigrant Train at T.3e p. NJ.
An Trains outof Davenport will make connections
with M~uscatine aud Iowa City.
The Passenger Trains at Davenport connect with
he Rock Island and Chicago Traius. The evening
train stcps Que hour in Davenport for sd; per.
MESSENGERS are reminded of the necessity ofgiving
a, s,ipc, directions IS 10 the destinations of their bag.
rage. Also 70 procure tickets before taking their
seats in the ears. 50HN 4 HENRY.
A.DAY, supv.
Master OF Transportation. apili.du
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SEASONED LUMBER
I waliIo supply tais ssltloa 81
c.

l have purchased aai put up Woad's Ps.ant Ma.
chuns, IN connection with tny Mall, ans | am ,,fi.sA,
! can supply M customers vita a better shinsis :
loss meneg lhAn any ara broaghI here for, OF 40 -
made by any other nsieaiHa, I also make snisgl.,
by baud sui Will eouiiuus 70 ia go a. IuaF !, ma
sfsin demand,
lake THIS opportunity to rstaFa my llsak. "a,
past tsF0Fst aud solicit from my casta mara AN a.
pabiie a eoBuaaaues OF the SANE.
apis dwtf JoaNM. CANNON.
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ALFRED ]. JANEON,
I~repristsr Of the
HApID1 AUL,4, LIZ CLAIRE,

onseaeHy 90 henos INC ior ssis rIs.ss
w asa0rtmeptof Der, Lathe Shin
gleo Of every variety of size for beilding purpose
a. sisotar y ooA for sbtnet vorf and machinery.
Bang . ne hssa o,tnsts Raas ,ne c.n oosain ss,ses
- 70 kesp the MILLS running every week In the year
Osderscsn therefore be eitsd on shorinoiirea n AMI
AZ also ra~ishsslunbsY offuiisiEes aud sttss
Iousst SEA pvSes. Feb. ,ls5S-dtf
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8fMffits.
A LARGE AND COxPLRTE STOCK OF
FRESH FIRST CHOP
I6


A LARGE AND c0xPLRT1 STOCK OF
FRESH FIRST CHOP
GROCERIES,,
At
E4T$AIHk subscribers have now on nAnu, auu az
HfEt7liaily r~ecelvlzg from tho East and SCUM ~
mo. . Front street, ANA AseSoe,
lHurfows' New Blnek.1 Daueaport, lspa,
Groceries, Nails, Glass, Salt, Wotdenware,
Provisions, &C.
which they offer 10 the trade ~ wholesale oxelusiseiy
F. To Relsil Merchants, Hstsl-keepars and others Of
The interior OF tho State and Nebraska, who purchase
at wholesale, we give the Insurance that we VIII MI
l.eir orders aud memoranda ut Chicago aud st. Louis
prices tran s~poTtation added.
Merchants, Grocers and hotet.keepers doing busl-
mesa on the line or near the line OF the Mlssissippt q
Missouri Raiiroad--iows CITY or farther West, Will
nnd II to their Interest to make their purchases OF Us,
and By shipping their goodsb BY the M.& Al. r.. X.
save 81 niles hauling by teams from asy other point
on the river. Oar facilities are OF the drst ciEs and
We Teat the most positive confidence, that, u you wiz
| but eiso uaa call look through ourstocr, and learn
| out prices and terms, we shall receive . liberal
| share Of your patronage; which IL shall 10 our aim,
| by furnishing hrst-ratc goods at favorable prices, and
fir dealing, to merit and receive,
Storage, Forwarding 4 Commission
In thts branch Of the trade, We are pre- Isfed 70 DO
A larse amount Of business. Merchants and others
| making consisnments 10 our House, may rest assur
ed of the utmost fidelity on our part TO the.r inter.
ssts, and hatthsir consignment shalireeelse promP'
attention In sales and returns.
N. II. Satisfactory reference given IN sh ossss'
and with pleasure. o,S
May 3dWtf Ryan u
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R0rk tsIaMO.

NJ. b. OSBORN 4 CO.
LAND, STOCK AND INSURANCE BROKERS,
Rock Island, Ill.
Attend 10 the payment Of taxes and all other matters
connected with Land Agency in all parts oil Illinois
and Iowa. Once on Orieans street, near Cuort
House.
Cheap Lands.
\ W or Sec "a town sol range w l60 acres
4 W mr. see Il a. .. 4 " I60 6
situated in Cedar county. Also
n 1 3 w or sec "a town 30 range 4 Il so i"
: g. see sec = 70 to"h sSSaa !. 4EEsSo
K 1 s W qrsec I" 80 I" 4Ee0"
s. n W Or sec &c I" son " SEQ g
W IL or ssc "a 81 SDN " zEeCa ssu
In Scott county, are offered for thirty days al great
bargains by their owners who are determined TO sell.
apply 10 NJ. b. OSBORN & CO., Land Agt.
Rock Island, Illinois.
We have also some City ard Country property In
Rock Island county whibh areofsred very cheap.
Jan S 's5 d-wtf
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE subscriber has receiys cd from the Eastern and
4 Southern Markets q large and we'll selected stock
OF goods Of all de.cnptionsin common use, consisting
of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Glassware, Queensware, Buaslo Robes,
Groceries, Dried Fruit Cotton " arp,
Carpet Chair, Picking Yarn, Cut Window Glass,
ga Id awh ma salt Hardware,
Xet'saud kiliSaws, Iron ~allkinds, steel assorted
Castings, Nails, all kinds, Grindstones,
Wodenware, Live Geese feathers, Piteh& Oakum,
Sole and Upper Leather, Wallpaper,
Willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, Dye Stuff, &c.
which will be sold at q small advance for Cash. As 1
intend keeping everything in common use, persons
wanting sew eral articles can obtain them on Front ~.
at the Brickistoreoppositet the Mills, Davenport, Iowa
June6, 1858, J. III. 30 WILING,
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.. =. AVERY. f. n. uFhAhs D.. W. HALL
AVERY, UPHAM & CO.,
Whoiesale Grocers n
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. l6 south water Street,
Near the Illinois Central Depoi-l
CHICAGO, ILLS.
nFFER for sale = large aud well selected stesk oil
" Groceries, consisting in part of the folio wing
10 hads. n. q. Sugar common 10 prlme.
800 bbls. Refined and Clarified ditto.
sa - NO. and West Iadia Molasses.
1000 packages ehoiee Green and Black Tess.
so bags Rio, Jamaica, Java aud Moehl Coffee.
80 butts and half butts choice brands plug iobacC0a
800 bbls. prime loose Smoking Tobacco.
500 gross Paper, Tia foil, and yellow Bank chewing
500 boxes Bar Soap, assorted brands. lido
40 +" Pressed 1allow. Ssesrine, Star & Sperm
go ~ No. / and Scaled herring, ICandies
100 Drums choice Eienne Figs
500 boxes NJ. X. Rsisins, prime frat,
Together with all the other articles usually kept in
complete stock of Groceries. We eau assure oul
friends and tae public generally that We are deter
mined not TO be undersoid by any other house In thii
market.
From the fact Of cur having unusual facilities 10
purchasing goods sdyantageoasly, We are abundant
fy able TO redeem all our pledges.
mi n adm AVERY. UPHAM e. Co.
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Seasoned EoorIap

both rough and dressed; and having ~ n era.
palma TO sseare tho services Of Tao besi n,ssi,s 80
ihe State, | feel s4sared that say lumber $780, ~
my Mil willEtye satisiseaoa. IwHl do JOB Plain
sslos as any ssisbilslul eDi Ia tho wesl -"
Persons wishing 10 build WHORE time /. an ,44..,
would do welt 10 call aad LOOK al my sL,ss 1850
eontracin slss~aersi AS I have a large g1sntiitv
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Notice.

Notice.
DOCK Island Bank has made arrangement TO use
a limited amount Of the notes Of tslhs Msnufse 1.
tuI - and Mechanics Bank of Columbus, Georyis;,,
and the same will be received on deposit or In pay
mentor Exchange or Coin, on the sams ternsas the
issues Of the solvent Banks Of Virginia, Kentucky,
Ohio or indiana. M. b. osborn. Prss,t.
n. Island Junel3 dSewtE s. II. MANN. Cashier.
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SAW MILF

4 b sale at Caunon's Saw aul Pawn, nm
N nv description Of Pla& LUMBER rseafn S's
nave sis risd my Milis la cotnpicls order, ana ~. .
q good stock Of 80. orolr Logs On haad, / Avn saaas
70 'eeelva orders sot any Kind OF Lumber, which I
ia the ORDER 10 which they are received; IL a.
come arss served. have atpresent on hand : as
af.aE al
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UNION CAR AND BRIDGE WORKS.
Chicago, Illinois.
STONE d. BOOMER.
BUILDERS of HoSes' Patent Truss Bridges and
ID Roofs, Turntables, Passenger, Baggage aud
Freight Cars. Also, Bolt Cutting Machines, Upright
Drills, dc.
Bolts made, Machine work and General JsbblBs
done 10 order. lapril 3-dIyl
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BUILDING LOTS

LSoR sale al fair prices and sA Oh long credit, TO
facilitate improvements
COOK & SARGENT
will sell loisto parties who will build on them this
Sc son, al moderate prices and ON q credit Of !, 9
and 3years. June 5. ar.
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TO THE PEOPLE OF SCOTT co
Good News for the Ladies!

mn - " Y 1T LuUTuHF
The haF1ships Of the dresded washing day" are all
removed by
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4. pftOz.
CllAH. GnANDrN b,
THE MAGIC CORN AND COB Mill,

TIVE MAGIC conn AND con MtLL Ia suret-
! Inv ~ ANY heret"f're "H stsl fnr GRINDING
FEED FOR STOCK. II viii grind twenty huah.la
Of stock feed per hour. with the power of one
mule ~ II win grind siS bushels ef f'ne meal
per hour o' sis bushels Of corn and cub for stock
feed per hcu', with the rover If ane mule
This MAGIC MIL was patented In sertem-
her. is'b, rad is undoubtedly superior to all its
predecessors.
Our prices viii he found TO he much lower than
other mills o. infe,i"t quality. For sale by
HAMuEL LOCKE, I, = md 2 Front levee.
New Orleans
Agent for the manufacturers.
eN The above described Min can he seen at
the store Of u NJ. Washington 4 CO.. Church a. D.,
P"rket's old stan ! Baton Rouge, who are the
agents for the sale Of the same. The mill can he
furnished At any landing IN the river, between
New Orleans and paycn Rara. for h-freieht
included. may7.iy
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saw and On w Blades.

NROsSCUT, Pit, psnnel, Rip. lemon,
~ Steel and brass back Butchers, Bow,
Webb Pruning, Back aud Key hole Saws,
assorted sizes md tho most Of them Of
Spear Il Jsckson's" make. Always On
hand at the Hardware store Of
jan25-y. LACQUER K LANoue
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Grecu.vell springs.
nus ae,,a.si saed H., vtng leased the asov

s1>HE We,atssaed wing leAshd the ahove rel
i trat,d Springs fnr the cutnng stasnn. takes
th'. me hid II a"po,tncins IL his Blends and the
pab,'c generally that he viii he pt.p,,ed to
open tn same f,f tl,e aecvm'uol ton Of vistcrs,
on the 'atil II May, INST.
Deen,ing n unnecessary md eipet Haeus ~ enter
into lengthy deae,iPiien ri the valuable lroper-
ties u tht wateH, he subscriber would mere y
state t. the rnSl't that On ea,rfttl analysis "
the sam. hy Mesats. J u wv r ls'haF u. Chetra
lists Of the University NJ Lauisana they prom
ounce the waters to he ed Of the following
1Nsfpsjouta,
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Rralsheai Dr,lsl,eAi
Amoel,ev FresV, e,,e,s,j .

JUST received per steamer LsUyel Hin,
= another lot Of Cents, Fine Calf Boets
and Brossns Also an additional supply Of
Best Russet Brogans. Ladies, Childfen's
ard Misses Boots and Shoes In great vstis.
ty and ve,y low for Cash.
may3-ly. J. s. HACKLEY.
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The intelligent physician will At enee perceive
that th. water possesses the INST valuable med.
teal qualities. J v, W.P. HlppEIh
The following named gentlemen NJ the highest
standins In the medical profession, add theit tes.
t,n,opv 10 the above. and recommend the water
In The highest terms fpt the cure Of Dyspepsia,
Enteralgis, Neuralgia, DrepsY, Chronic Diseases
ofthe Ki1n.ys, Liver.ap,een and bare :, rcrcfuia
IN M e varieties. diseases cf The skin. and mast
all the chronic ailments that females are ewtjecs
I.,A lii Lii nAn
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Embroidery ."d p.tte." Cu.tl"s.

THE LADIES Of Baton Rouge. are re-
l. speettully informed that Miss Guild,
is now al the Harvey House where she
proposes to teach the elegant art Of EN-.
b'o'dery. Also a new style OF cutting and
fitting d,esse~. mautillas etc. bv an I'M
et,ing chart OF her own invention called
The Crystal Palace Chart This is the
only systematic rule Tor cutting ladies'
dresses Miss Guild may be seen at the
Harvey Houe
may G-tl
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1NMAN's PATENT.
GNfc and Door Sps'tssgs.
HINHE uNpERarQNEp colo axenta foI

YNHE UNDER01QNED sole atentH Tor
/ tbi. iuvs'oable spring. IN. them on
hand and for sale At price which IL moth.
ing compared with their utility samples
can be seen At my store. on the gate 81
Joshua Beal, and the Hs.ney House Door
They are simple and would not be unsuit<
able for the neetest patlot door. In this
city. apply at MoNrar Il Huetsr.
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011aA J = alelal Dlstrlea C~urs,
Judge W,tltAM B. RoaAa rsos, Presiding

Judge William B. RoaAa rson, Presiding.
Monday, June =, ls56.-The Court met
accounting to adjournment.
civil cAeEs.
A.C Finley ". Bahiu, Sheriff. /. al
No. l295,--J&lgment for defendants. dis.
solving Injunction.
p. Mccormick, W. f. n. Conrad No
1926 -vsra!ct for plaintiff for portion Of
amount claimed.
MlNAL cAaEe.
State 81 Louisiana. ". James Dcd's.
Assault and Battery,-No. 3oi.-vertict
Guilty"
The Court adjourned until tomorrow
morning at 9 O'Clock.
Gazette
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y. =. HARVEY. ~. y.
+. l. BURLINGTON. N. y,
HOMER,
RICHARD n pAv. &"
l., l., LAvCOCk,
]. y, sTlNHON,
h Z WttttE, !"
WIN GRAHAM,
I NJ WII,t,IANa

miles from l,a IN Rouge. on the bafiE1 II the
Amte river, In a beautiful grove with secd Ast-
ing. hunting If. In fnrt, with mot having had a
case Of yellow fever there for the last three years
With daily commandments from na'on Rouge, II
offers Inducements unsut pass. d III this or any
other State.
ecn,e years experience In one of the heat hotels
IN PHILADELPHIA that he vii give satisfaction.
There ~s't he a tant 4 " music during the sea
son end dancing every night
NJ IA lin. " Stages will run from Nat.
Rouge to the Springs and back daily.
W. RANGER.
GreeaweI' Springs. April oath. msyb
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French Window (aDass.

RECE1vED per ship "OaSaAx. "
i y from New York, an assortment II window
glass. 8 by 10s--t0 W y s--.1V BY 1e--12 BY 10;
70 BY 30 By $3.50 BY ~. Also, Pitssburs
'e'esr' ana. Wsterford 0tass, always On hand
and for sale either BY the hex ~ ~ tetatt. ~.
dect-y. MONTAN 4 MUOtJEf
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Notice Ut 60. psartncrs1,ip.

THE undersigned have this day entered
] into eo-pa,'oetship, under the style Of
MONTAN& HuGttT. for The ~, pose
OF carrying u" the Hardware business, in
all Of its vsi'ous branches respectfully eo1.
;cit the patronage Of the public. assuring
them that in future as large end varied 4
stock can b. found At theft stand, and sold
as lc* as any heuse outside Of New o.
leans. d. c. MONTAN,
apis !. s. HUGCET.
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Mechanic,a Tnnls.

QENCH Screws, Cabinet Clamps, Spear
- 4 Jacksons Saws. PIsins " alt kinds
Augers and Anger Bits, Brace and Brace
Bits. Hatchct'.. Hammers, Csrvers Tools,
Gimblets and Ccopers Bits, Cooper's Riv.
cts &c. MoNrAn l. Huorkr.
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MONTAN & HUGUET.
N office.

II = undersigned has this day associated
| with him in the Hardware business
JOHN 8. HUGUE'1', and thankful 10 his
pat'ons Tor their liberal patronage. eeliets
+. continuance Of past lavoys iof the new
firm.
apis y. G. MONTAN.
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Something Worth Reading +!

vVNHF SUBSCRIBERS would call the at-
i tention Of purchasers TO the large adj
di'icns now being made To their stock,
among whica may I've found
An elegant assortment oi Plated and Japan
ed Walters, IN sets and single,
Coffee U,ns, with and without drip crs;
Gin II Ornamental Hall Lamp. h Lanterns;
Gilt Solar and Side Lamps. for Oil, Spirit
Gas and Camphipe;
Cut and Pressed Glass, Ching h Flint ware;
Brass, Copper, Ornamental and Common
Coz, Holds;
Elegant Polished steel Fire Irons and And.
Irons; with q large variety ri
housekeeping articles:
A fine assortment Of Window Shades,
Transparent paper shades tor Lamps,
Glass. Gilt and Plated Curtain Bands
Gilt Curtain Corniecs,
Also, A Fine Assortmsnt of;
Rich Gilt Gift Cups. Tete- Tete. Set.
Fancy Cologne AID Toilet Bottles,
Mantle Ornaments, &c, suitable
FOR Chrtst m a Presc mts.
nlRECT FROM THE MANUrAC-
~ lures: Mahogany Bebsteads, Ward
rob,s; Wa.kstands Burenus. Tables, nc.
Gilt and Mahogany Peir, Nantes and
Looking Glasses.
rCall and examine, ~ our stock Is
now complete.
dee20.y. j. PIPER d Go.
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Wooden Ware I

OOUeN ware ]
A XE, Ratchet. Tile. Anger and Chissl
II Handles, Clotbe Lire Reels, Horse
and White Wash Brushes, Paint Brushes
and Sash Tools, for sale by
may6. MONTAN 4 HUCUET.