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Daily American organ., 1856-04-12

PARoDI.- Nearly all the seats are taken for Pa.
rodi's concert on Tuesday night. An early appli-
cation viii be necessary for those who wish to Sc
cure tickets ~
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12
Partly to inspire the efforts
of the rival competitors in this
CONGRESS OF EQUES-
TRIANS,

and partly to reimburse the
projectors under whose aus
pices this great gathering OF
Circus celebrities tskes place,
and by whom the expense IL
borne, the public will be ad-
mitted to the performances,
during which the contests take
place, at the following
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12

KioT-Y esterday we mentioned the Capitol Hill
row among the Irish, and that they we're bound
over to appear last night before Justice Hollings-
head The whole party appeared as ordered the
case was tried, and part of them held over to ap-
pear at the June term of the criminal court and
the rest committed. Nearly dozen were con.
cerned in the row, but as the names are of little
consequence, we do not give them
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12

For sale, Wholesale, by druggists in all the prinoi-
pal Cities and at retail by apothecares and storekeep
ers in every town in the United States and Canadr
and by GRAY b BALLANTYNE and JOHN T.
MORTIMER, Washington, d. @. feb 15-8md
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12

We should have mentioned yesterday the name
of MIR. Elliott, of the Auxiliary Guard, as one of
the officers who discovered the burglars in the
house of Mr.. Forrest on PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12

FLUTES Mr.. VIM. E. Williams, is still at the
Ekcnange Hotel, where he is prepared to act the
part of amanuensis, with his vel. known ability.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12

. 4.
=. IHE CHAPLAIs.--To-morrow the venerable chap
,aln 70 the House of Representatives, Rev. Daniel
Waioo, VIII preach at the Assembly's church, cor
ner OF Fiith street and Massachusetts avenue. The
oid gentleman, although over ninety years of age
can now compare. favorably, in point Of delivery,
mantdl vlgor, and physical power, with many Of
our clergy at the present day. He spends from
eight to twelve hours per day In reading as GEN.
erai thing, and keeps up with the times much bet
ter than some younger clergymen.
MoRR ARREsrs.--Two men have been arrested
enhgeu win oeing concerned in the Forrest bur,
gary case. One was young Demaine, whom Mr..
Forrest had employed to sleep in his store 10 pro.
tect IT, but whom it seems was connected with the
burglars in former exploits as well as in this He
= not over 10 years old and is son of respectable
parents.
Inc other man arrested is John r. Bailey. lately
messenger IN one of the departments and stiil
Daily American organ., 1856-04-12

AT LARGE Washington NayIor. one of the mar.
ty charged with the Forrest burglary, was held to
bail yesterday, and on giving security, was allowed
to go at large. Since then, the additional evidence
OF the recovered goods has made the case Of Nayor
Still more desperate, and he has accordingly con
sldered discretion the better part of valorn has
given "leg bail, and lett "man of straw y in his
stead. Efforts have been made to find him. which
as yet have proved futile.
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FOR SALE.

.kSN For SALE TO CLOSE A CONCERN
M9%-F1a ship HARRIET AND JESSE 453 tons regis
Aatt7 baiit at fortsmoutf n F., and Iarge carrier;
co:eed ard copper fastened and we'll fo1nd in aiia
ging Parties wishing to purchase where she
lies Pelican Dry Dock. For apply captain
board,
!nr2e GEO. ". F4YNsoN L CO, 50 Camp street.
Go VIRGINIA NEGROES FOR SALE
@ The saEscsber has lnt aTriEed With likely lot q e
~. Mechanics C9oks Washers and Ironers and House Ser
city VIII continue receive lots Of Negroes d
the -5&f4
n-Hagans Old Stand, EspIanade
oil dhWemt JOHN b. SMITH.
COTTON PLANTATION FOR sALE-TEAT
~ well known Plantation, owned and occupe. by Mrs "
Wilson, situated Bayou Discard In the parish Oyachita,
and four miles from Monroe with beautiful road thence
containing between nine hundred thousand
IF land. with about $50 very high cultivation;
about thirty hands. The improvements Of the very best
sixty negroes coed Stables Corn Houses and large and we'll
well improved This land will be sold very
reasonable for reasonably payments. Possession
to e given On the Isl January eAt the 10
gathered L intended 10 plan! large Of corn and VIA!
may be- the purchaser of this property have, with
fodder, potatoes. etc, at the lowest price.
For further information this subject apply the pre
ses
ala dAWf PITCHER, GOODRICH 4 co.
l
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BraNdIes. Wines, etc,
In Bond and in Store.
10 Qu,.'er casks BRANDY, ftyu,ite brant,;
i half fiTr- T.. high favored;
6J quarter casis MADEIRA VINE;
70 SHERRY
:, t;4 eighth casiis PORT TiNE
lG casks SWEET MALAGA =.
: ,- very OH LONDON PORT
For sne ~ l.. MUHEAr CO.,
II T"LcapitoU9as street.
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Wooden Ware.
kEiS-l sl! gallon.
EEUSHES--nt al! Kinds
CLOTHES pfSS-FateIl
RiN'i STARTERS, LEMON SQr:;:.ZERS
WASH BOARIlS-Lnckeu and plain
For sale by & HART co
- ard - Tchoyp:;ouIRs stree:
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>ENttNHStfSs
10 casts ilunjl"y ( P,s.lr7a.
u d" GTny \ Il',La's.
FOR SRLe " +. j. HART 4 CO.,
= ard - Trhc,Ipitoulas street
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PiClklcs

-0ho%es CnderwOoG's, OF all Kinds
go Lewis, do.
fol S"e " Z. j. HART & Co,
= and 70 renoHp.oulEs street:
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Fruit4. in Juice ant. Brandy.
81 ii-,>, il: .hrir own ! .,jr.,
40 BRANDY PKUNES, &c;
70 CHERRIES.
For "a" by l.. MOKEAC { 90.
II IrLt 4pituU.Ht s:iee
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Clarcf, White WING, Cha bertfu etc,

51O rtecs ia RET C.voTitn brands;
y u, WIiI1H WINE. superIug;
~ p, CiAMBF,ETIN.
For sn!r by L. MOREAu Il co.,
II IrIGup.tou'.s street.
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200 boxes WESTERN
10 do GI.uSTER.
30 Co I. D., fer stAe by 7. ]. HART & CO,
- and . Trhoupi;cu:.s s:re4:
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FETNf
l0l zoo naufactu-cG PAPER BAGS If all siyas Ut,
son .: paper.
For sale by f. l. HART g 90
= and - TchouJito4las street:
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sherry Wine.
y or casks superior Harmony Standard very M
HGIe, ipr sale by f. d. HART X co.
= md g Tchoupi;uuIas street
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''V7 bushels BARLEY MALT, ,iere and constantly e.
ceiying, :or salr ny Z. J, HART co
- and . Tt-Uuiitt al4s street.
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Magnolia Whisky.
le0 bo!s Pixies NJ GNuI.!A brand. fo- >4e by
+. J. HART K CO,
- and . Tc.capi,au,;.s street,
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Rice.
90 casks landing blig GEO Harris
For SAFE ny +. J. HART & CO..
II and - Tclloup!ouas street
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WINES AND LIQUORS.


(N1AMPAGSEG-4Gv baskets Moe: Il Chan!on's ceI,.
hred Wines consisting Of Siicry Ver2enty, u de Per
drl%, ' III Imperial, ETC., exc. for sale by
w. SAMUEL WOLFF,
alI No 95 Camp street.
fHAHHPAGNE AGENCF-MOET Il CHAMPIONS
Feur De SillcTy Hl &c eidrix Tezenny and Yin Inpe
JULES MCMMs 4 CO.'S Anchor, yerzenay Cab;ne. and
Imperial. - ~ 5000
The subscriber authorized receive orders On liberal terms
Tor direct importation Of the nhoe named very superior Cham
1e and s3Ecits the attention Of dealers in general stock
s'"nyS Oh hand Samples can be At the Office Of
MI ly $. WOLFE IS Camp street
NATIVE AMERICAN WINES
~ LongwortIs Sparkling CATAWRA WINE;
Ladies' SWEET WINE;
DRY VINE, in hotties;
in quarter casks;
c. cAFAWBA BE ANDY, in Or casks;
Constantly On hand Tor sale 10y the Ageufs
VOORHEES,, GRItitiS X 90,
MI Is T"EonrtGulas street.
= X E IL BRA INDIES VIZ ARE SOLE
~ Agents in this city for his Celel:;ed Brand and Eeep
constant supply on a! Of various Qualities and grades VIZ
i5iS 20 iSl5, iev2 1se l795 New York terms ad
prices by ~
ole " VIM. F. T.EvER!CH CO. a Old 1.-vse
MI ARETT IsltANuF-THE I'NDEKSlGNE, dr1v
- anpointed Aren't Tor the Old established t.uu,c Of
"Hlics also. sole Importer of The lstfy celebrated ro.ry
r"ndy is nov pared receive orders for either At the low
est mar kel prices in NugHac he shipped deet 10 any, mort in
me Shiph supply constantly on hand SAMPLES cI be- p.,
al The Of i' ~ " SN''
Ill! y s. WOLFF. o. raur street
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WANTED.

, RE- WANTED TO PURCHASE-A
good, igtdraught suitable towing
Sss5-rlEzsA harges the Lake. Apply
dill GEO. W. HiNSON i CO.. 50 Camp
WOOL yyANTED-WOOI-selle will FIND a really
w sale by applying to J. T. BASS,
seq i'm 11o Common
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Cata>vha Wine.
100 cnsts %6rrelNs celebrated WING.
fof sac by i. J. HART 4 CO.,
Il and - Tchoupiouus street;
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ToSelle NIuscatel Wine

IS cases Of this superior Wine tom tie ,uanr.ac-crv G
lenke L Co. NliI2.
70! 'Ae " =. j. HART Il co,
- and - TrLonpitou!as s:.et;
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Whisky.

Whisky.
5 pHHcheons sap. I,Iay SCOTCH WHISKY
DO IRISH do.
s. hblS Old RYE.
Ito do BOURBON
For sale By T. HART IN
Il and 70 TeI0Gp:.ou.as sTse
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PinlclltO,

Pimcnto.
100 tags Jamaica PISitNTO III bond
foE s"'sty f. y. HART 4 Co.,
Il ana 70 ciuupItou!as stree,
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Hops.


l20 talss, :oF safety :, }, I:E.ET go.
= "aI y IT,. .pli3..as street..
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Bftters,
- "a-ee BOXERS BITTERS:
- -. ttOLLtT
Fer sils "y L. M0REAC 4 o.,
II T"!OHVtgIas street
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rSy-pRICEs-Dg Dress Circle !ated Foxes pa-oua,.s ans
pf
-. i,15H cur,I y a.
~. o g e., .,,,.>f -,,... Mi, >or 80,
3,pEI1;riif5,rf77 . !, ~, ,11,- -, 9.
S;h 1885, g. i @9GE 4 y ynELE 1IEcLsES'
SHRTn ' AW Hi Ho,;ef F,t T9HGesi their
-. ,,., srr,,,s e.a AA Il. S:.s o!kGL,s;
e,-,..,,r p, f. FALAcE CIRCUS,
We:.ern Sstes VIII '' ''0 ' l'S' GUNNER ron me
OPEN ON SATl.Pn4y NIGHT n.c,,,,u -
for 4 .I.or; sea>o. il their beautiful new ,ujjdDg
AMpNI!!EATEk AND MtSEC1
"' ; 1, 1 @1S b ffSSi H;'1 vrs7nAys,
Af 6: Il" a t1f' E FISK Ho NJ Sj'1Axs,
HH HI4 "a bI u:IIl is tih +! y;
MORE: ELEltANT PARAPHERNAIJA,
@ BnTIEf =: A mi L. iAEGEE CIRCUS!
ANY RING - EuRnHE Or .ANERICA!
j.rss> ,,:a,oa, i. Na yi~''' Mad or,nona,
i %; sk 6nnla Sby'Ss"n M M1 L:ke
3 J. Wi&e,, ir1.E #a iT;.' H@ N @s6'1a'
/; , H::S;'s' + Sy;ar, + t ".:S
/. H?;';2! r ,,pp Fl GT ,1, -, II Woods.
II II T113t5 = Nav ~ M i;j:t q HERS
'..,.',>-r.f F:5;Asi:s, TARTAR and BucEpHALvs
tSH & I'' led BY Mr. JAMES ROBINSON who sn--
Has>r, lar all the ileranGezcs Mco! Pastors ever
heard o. and :ae never lad equal any age or il any
.I#Vt{;AcX HYMSAsTs, led by that wonder Of physical
k Mr.. lIEsEy MsGl7S* void Wide renewr uldsr the
EII,: C..~WN$ ic, by thu: ircorrejlfe Joker n171
l. E. S1o 7:]:! 70 Il. Old "m;ng grounds Tor
North t" '''N
TiEEE SETS OF FAD HORSES,
' 49, 1''' -' ~ ss''e u prof. Use eA'eEa:;nEe'
g"- fu'' open ~ h>1 >l"tii at The entree III
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Ale and pprrc;'

INC ANA F'ottCV.
100 casks Barclay and Perkins PORTER
l~l casks Doves ALE.
f"r E"!e ~ T. J. HART & Co,
= and = Tehonptou!4s street
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Preserves.
25 cases STRAWBERRIES, a!:,tno3e.
. do BRANDY FEA;'u#S, do
u 10 Pfc FRUITS, d.
. do na!t pint and pjr.t IfII!t:S, Baltimore
Ito do Doughiy'> Philadelphia PRESERVES
All low landing, for sale by r. j. iIAEThCO
- and . Tr.uupi,ou street,
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50 barrels OH Mo;,ol.gittc.a WHISKY;
i I've
70 Bourbon
10 Rrttrved =,
> puEGEcuis EXtr. Scotch ..
For saie ~ L. MOREAF ( co.
II T Ao.p::uulas street.
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,t.
Dress Circle and Parquette ........ ......., 6, N
th,n 'Fce' eqns! to any seat in the hoHe, 50
Is
uuadToou rrivs;e boxes r.r sca ''''''''''''' =
Ten Elegant Private Boxes 81 to * e,rrh 10
l,r Wv, W. 80 ~ 80 eaGh'
nSs- Doors open at hafLast o'clock Guain ,is o..
Et- l;U% otlce open from O'clock A. u. til O'clock r it,
"' " ~ 'Ss"'' i"e"'ef IN me Cn.ed S:aes-Ga
CHRISTMAS EVENING .o.--1----5 -.
EyTD ,rnnIy,r, ,. Sd 1870
MTG G n NJ
VI . , NJ \ j. u A ii Il Il o
In Howard P"ynes deeply interesting d:arag Of
CLAIR Or, HONE, SWEET HOME
Low and at Of Ii EKPs"o III, S1 nk d'iy le
oy NJ W OaEidge.-Two popular DaEces--Tte roaring
!"'te o. '"e po.,,,,,.l, ,-,a
To coHclcGe with II. ,ra,,r - ...an,,s .t
The original music rorr,r.ed ir 81 ,}.'tr
ato"a!ing with ilcde1,s-T.nd Iafi,mx-liean
,i'" seic iegi, ara terminating with lie Of
''''''' VI NY T !it n,.cr,,
CTIERPJ INA -, 'N-'7f-
:. - 3- ~ 9ll-tr. 90
~. SIiil tlEIS Il1EiIE.Is-sT, CHI RIES ST.
Mr II. DEbh Lessee and Narat-er
Mr.. II. CCRRI Wannrnr
Mr. G., G. tuESLEY r,r 'i.t -.o'"sS''
- '.
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baltimore Oysters.
100 cases ID cans Baltimore OYSTERS landing OK Rark
ll"ae."ir for s"lety Z. j. HART Il CO.
= and % TguouEt0ul street
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AUCTION SALES.

WINTER CLOTHING. PLUSH AND CLOTH CAPS,
Hats etc. etc.
BIZ BLACHE Il BEAUMONT, Auctoneers.
INIsIDAY, Goth Inst. at 10 O'Clock A. Nj. at
auction AT their auction rooms, No. II Charities street, vii!
50 dozen Mems Cloth and Plush Caps;
An assortment Of Black Soft Hats.
AT II O'Clock up Stairs
$50 Winter Cloting asS.ti1et CI1h Caysir7ere
Pilot Co; and ever Cloth Fock, Sack and SAT-
s sT sna & ] KIN a Sa +s f OK
dershir:. Canton Flannel Drawers aud Shirts Blue Flannel
Ey- TEEMS-At sale. d25
MELPCMENE STREET IMPROVED PROPERTY.
Ely TOunSE THOMAS.
Office, 70 Exchar &c Alley.
SAhIGfi1A ah 1t @tth INST, at IL O'Clock, at
rW t;9t cER tfSiA U1S E GROUND DESIGNATED b. the
bounded BY Ncpoacs, Howard 4sfrs'coy and J"coO ,
No. ial feet inches and lres Ncpomene stree,
BY et md front on Howard s,eet oi I2 feet inches, d
No "njons the aho,e and q fee, inches front
NT! la,t s sifS, ~ a", o. ~ tti inches
good double tenement WOODEN House with frep co
n4J-TERNs-The purchaser will assume the payue,t Of
certain proiissory Of The SG9 TO- due jh
December, 1851; for the balance, $1,000 ch months,
credit for approved NOE, c"i' 'aogage The properly
If AS of sar before P $ ' notary public a" tie eHs s
LONDON PORTER.
BY r. b. SYKES, Auc,ioneT.
I idcs d An ths s7ti nst:. at lalfpast
wtsr Lafayette and G'od streets to close c0nsgnmen' viii
y cas}, London Porter, quarts and rn:s
Es5- TEkMS-htsa ie, d2i
COMMON STREET IMPROVED PROPERTY
Bi TOUHNE x THOMAS.
Office 70 Exchange Alley.
= ATCfDAf. the 7th inst, at II O'Clock NJ.
ArHHTA1N I,OT Of GROUND situated in the First Dis
r@"ys; aa Jo'sS@ s,rss 'as,: s
a in
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NEW t:KoCERIEs-JrsT RECEIVED

m f W NEfEBIEGTEIS-TI ST KEITEINEII-
- Shaker PRESERVES; new HANS; Bee. TONGUES;
"raChtell BISCUITS English SA ICES and Pickles;
French r4F~ ERVE$ Wcstphalit HAMS:
RN~INS. Fig. and Primes, IN Jars nad Fancy Boxes:
ard eay It FANCY GROCERIES, Just received desirable
Tor Tie Holidays.
f""th" viii VERY surc:or stock Of excellent WINES
LIQUORS and tNHulNIS.
For sal" at The ZEN GROCERY STORE, % Raronne st.
d. dt T.. l.. EERrIER. Agent
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NEW ORLEANS Gas LIGHT 1oHPAHY,1
December II. Ic5G s
Ks7"tOticc--The Directors of this Company
have drcara dividend from the profits for the last
OF payable 10 the sock hoidcs their legal repre-
se,ta!Yes, 4 ard ater ;hv 1t january next.
by order:
dlL I'm \. @. j. TISnA ALE, Treasurer
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ADJUSTMENTS

(tkISP's GAfETF-G RAJ WEIR STREET-
Lessee ara Aahaeef..... ........ ". II. CRISP
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THE UNDERSIGNED Recorder of Mortgages in and for the
Parish and City Of New Orleans cci,ies thar the foregoing
Chatter IBIS day recorded Book Sec g. Fol;os 49,
l9l, 49, 1913, 494 and 49j, in his Office
EMlLG WILTZ Recorder.
New Orleans, Dec. o. 1856.
Seal. dps ina 100,
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7 NJ Ne FIs ANIA, TIE CE!.NBRATED ITALIAN
-NI PHYSICIAN and AHlROMANt'ER or Asst RGI.OGEE.
ts taken at 1874 Cnondelct F. divine
The G!tcfeA; changes in Life from Childhood OH Age
racing the Line Of Life Sickness. the Of Intellect for
disappointment il Rnness many times you TO
HarfleG LUCKY Numbers in Lotteries; Travels SGccess etc.
with five prominent points 0. Tie Dispositions; Lovers
ard Cour:ship.
Mine Frank Of OWNING your destiny upon purely
scientific principles.
Charges and two dollars each.
n B-Mmt T. will also prescribe for female irregularities
and complaints For all ntpies this character she has
certain remedies which known to fail
All communications in health free d24 i'm
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=
This celebrated young lady, England she has
achieved celebrity heretofore has the honor
10 M Nm ne l1uea and Gentlemen Of New Orleans that She
mas taken Private Parnrs the S. John House No
street where She is ready receive vors Nalies
'eltnien whom she will inform all past pres
eI ard the future if they married MOI when
what lady or husband they will For particulars ciGe
lar.
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I!tVTIIEE-
THE FAMOUS MAEMONkEYl
OTTO kIlES BRASS and STEIEr; BANDS
TIE wCn.e!iul rick Horses
pEtfAsj:s, TARTAR and EUCEpHALvs,
,ue2r,r; .nc altogether " " -
}tR RIDERS, led By NJ. JAMES ROBINSON who SUI
I1s>cs Ihr all the ilenacez, Mcu!lns and Pastors ever
Nearo o. and Las never lad equal in any age or il any
Country 60 " '
kill Mr. HENRY MAGLT4* {: woClG wide rene VIZ. under tie,
srlbr!quc; Of tAr MASM&Hry. ~ "
EtlG C.|NH$ led By tia; iI,corrgilfe Joker ELL,
LAKE. lii Old stamping grounds easer for or
North. "
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FOR RENT.

&C., FOR HEMT-TIE THIRD AND FOURTH STO-
5 Of No 81 GrAvier strper-Inth well furnished.
EE1pl JONES, TACKINDER Il CO.,
ftrarfn
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New Orleans December Is, ls56,-dl6 tt

UNUSUAL CHASCE-FHOSE WISHING To EN-
~ gage legitimate and very profitable business readily
understood tin ade9 from which fortune could
realized in almost of the suitable for
Farmer Mechanic MeTchan!tlle comparatively ,ritng
the thing with throughout tie entire
country in order fill leisure time proably Very many
have awaited themselves OF chance and doing well.
opportunity is Still open. For particulars address, with
enclosed GEO. \. ANDREWS It co,
r.sl Nao-v pr-
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THREE SETS OF PAD HORSES
ana verv:!l- else UlUH lie OF ro!s
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Ten Elegant Private Boxes, s. TO IS each.
CHANGE OF TIME.
E- Doors open nj hafpas ocloc tu tain riyes AZ oaek
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-28

A gentleman who arrived, yesterday after.
noon from Weston, on tho David Tatum, ~
ports that the most intense exn3tement pre-
walls along the borders OF Missouri and Kan
sas. OF the free State party, men, women
ami children were flying In oil directions.
While the David Tatum was lying at Leav-
enworth, upwards Of one hundred Of these
fugitives went on board. These persons had
left behind them all their property, which
had been taken possession OF BY those who
ordered them to leave. The greatest and
most shocking excuses had been committed
a few days ago, within FIVE miles Of Leav-
enworth. A party OF men called at house,
and INQUIRED for tho head OF the family.
They were told he was absent. They at first
affected to discredit this frequently repeated
asseveration. but finally said TO the females
OF the family, s.D--n your souls, then come
out here yourselves want you." A
mother and daughter were then taken out
into the bushes, where they we're kept all
night, being subjected to the most foul
indignities. In the morning they were nj
lowed to crawl back home, more dead than
alive.
At Kansas City robbery of horses and
yaluables continued to be OF common o.
currence; and murders were almost equally
frequent.
A resident OF Clay county had boosted
that he would have the scalp of an aboli-
ZIONIST. Crossing the river to Leavenworth,
he went few miles back into the country,
AMI shortly returned with = reeking scalp
which he exhibited Internationally at Leaven-
worth. His victim was o mechanic, just ar
rived in the territory. He had just returned
! from Lawrence, where he had left his wife,
! and was seeking employment Mt the time he
was shot and scalped.
| Gov. Price had been in the disturbed dis.
tricts, but was hurrying home, hourly expect
| ing dispatch from the President, ordering
out the militia Of the State. In this event,
he would command them in person. Atchi.
son was also on the borders flaming move
ments against Kansas.
Lexington had five hundred men under
arms.
/ jackson, Clay and Platte counties wers
each to furnish the same number. Three
thousand men from Missouri were ex,
pected to arrive in the territory in q few
DAYS.
| Lecompton had not been attacked; and 4
that extent the report in yesterdays Repub
| lican is correct Our informant says that nj
attack had been made upon any place By tn
free State mon, and there had been no con
certed action on their part.
We further learn that Gen. Persifer Smitl
has declared that he will not interfer
with the Missourians, should they confn
their operations to the forces under Genera
Lane.
The information we have now given rest
on the testimony of gentleman residen
in Missouri, VIII holds high position il
the State, and who has no partisan bias what
ever.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-28

Street from CoasseA - - Rail Road Depot
socordink to The plea psepossA for ths sx-
tension thereof 81 the Council. And the
Engiassr may q 6is discretion have por-
tioa Or al Of II contracssdb By the linsal foot
aecordingt to plan Of Gross section on the
side hill which said Engineer may designate.
The City Engineer reported the appor-
tionment for setting Curb Stones and lay
ing pavements on side walks in front OF GER
tain lots, also the apportionmsnt to tho lots
in Block No. "a, for grading the alleys through
said Block. Also the apportionmens for the
grading and paving the alleys through
Blocks No. Is L Is, whereupon the following
resolution Was adopted:
Resolved, That . special tar ~ indicated
below, be and il hereby levied and assessed,
on the lots and fractions Of lots hereafter DO.
scribed, these amounts being tho costs and
expenses apportioned separately TO the fol.
lowing described Lots and parts Of Lots, BY
the report Of the City Engineer, dated Au-
gust 18th, 1856, and being the amount re-
quired to pay for the curbing and paving
side walks in front OF said Lots or parts oil
Lots, or to ray for the grading Of the alley
in rear OF said Lots, or to pay Tor the gra-
ding and paving Of the alleys in the rear OF
said Lots.
SPECIAL TAX FOR CURLING 4 PAvISo SIDI