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Particular Notice.

pLANTERs and others purchasing Gro.
i eefies through their servants VII
ft'leasa notice The fact that they can b.
supplied witha prime article for az little
ri,ensY of lbsI eefner Of Africa and SO
Ferdinand Stsa as elsewhere.
aug 10. e M, q. BRYAN.
1850 u E, corner Tolift House Square.
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I TENDER to my patrons sincere thanks
4 Tor their past liberal patronage and soi-
citing an extension Of their favoiss at the
same lime would infofm them and lba com.
tfiunity at large thai / have ihis liay assti-
tiatad with myself George Forest 1Iiof
Paqhemine. The business viii be eofl-
tihuad under the nafne sfd firm Of Bt6wf,
Il Forest. ss8.8 Wsl ls4s
llaton Rouge iulyi, w. BROWN. j
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HOME EN1'ERPR1sEl
VeunE America Steam Flour
AND CORN MILL,
BAToN H0UaE, LOUISIANA. III

1fAttNfi HifuENflf fxTfNDTtI MY Mftf,.
II ling interest s The addition uf pne of q. u u.
ulath's Celebrated Patent Flatfihg Mills, noltihe
MaEiiihtry 8eii ana hasins fulY tested tts aapHeA
its tole first class work AN naw fully prepaf-
ed to give my friends and thuse Of hume enters
Prise eeftsfaity satishetufs evidence, that they
now need not 20 beyond nattsh Huuse itbftler 10
seftir# to themselves nbuf That Viii compare nv
orally ta any produced IN The uoaiitFys M tAster
by bow extensive q complicated machinery
AZ The object will be tr ffbdaee fieiir Of The
best character and standing trust to t,sat with
that libsfaiity nf patronage as will sustain The
Undertaking Faihiliesst efthsfs ordering tfstr
from tne ntiy rest assured. my best sndeayuts
shall be given 20 please them, orders should be
cent u tlip store 81 The undersigned Far tlie
ReselHnahatieit Of families, lntr can be obtained
when tiet wauted bY the barrel, HI bags If t7 G,
Do " hapeeftls each, Or u such other Quantities
az they may wish 8 80.
mafso f4#a89 44# JOSHUA BBAbl
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lllroftssianaI Aotifrs.
,rasIs.ssi.ll,nl ssnarl.

Tt DtJCuElNs Of Tie Medical Faculty
Il let Msntpsllier tffsanrel having REL
feltly established iiimsnlf In this City.
iii his preIe ssipnal sefvices To the liuliliu.
-He viii 1T alt times be fonnI al Mr..
Fth's Residence, llieat fudge Burk'sl
utlk professionally engaged. Iuctg5atf.
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lNSu RANCE.
Southern Mutual Insurance COMPANY
Uf Isaten Rouae.

UE Hnfeft kunGP.
i',eotpsfafsf BY Al qf fIsessfatHte " Leststdfte
4ppseesd, Hateh iatA. 1886
Authorised capital. s..,s aJ0Ds 90
The ssbafhsff, Msittaf ftspraHee TBmBaap
Of Baton Rouge, have this day commenced
operations, and are prepared 10 take FiRE
MAaiER, and RIVER Risks.
etorHs
James " Brown, Leon Bennecase,
1ehn b. keinpeter, Andrew Matta,
Fergus Permission, W. r. Tuniiafd,
jos. Y. Durable, Joseph Lafguier
G. q. Mediation, WIN. 8. Pike, 4s
Tfuatees. as
WI D. Walker, lessee Hart,
r. y. Conrad. s.. O. baytioek,
Chas. Al. Black, James NJ l,tunet,
sosthsue Alla,n, WI II. Phillips,
Juseph =. Williams, Thompson J.. Bird,
]. L. Nulep. Daniel %. Avery,
John A. Doughefty, Samuel M Hart,
WILLIAM q. PIKE. pras't.
AtrHtB sHfpFHhs, Eee'y.
Baton Rouge, tah'y %, 1850. q.
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1sess,c,nber,

DERsoNS having inonsy to spend for
j Groceries, cannot do etfdrihan call at
the hritk bnilding recently elected On The
garner Of Africa and st, Ferdinand streets,
where d gaid pro quo II always feady for
exchange Additions and supplies are con-
etal,tly receiving. NJ G BRYAN.
iuly2o s. u, Cor, Court House Square
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Arfbiifttnral Gdrbs, Mf.
@. q. WlLsUN,

House, sign u Ornamental Painter,
Thifd tfsss, Two deors North ef The pest t,iaes,
HAVING permanently iueAteJ lii isateii tlstsee,
i'll we wutld respectfully soiitit share bf The
pstiIe patronage Being practicable wtfhnen We
are 10 work on the siest reasonable terms and In
the best styls
Also, tfainins, MafhlinH, Glazing ana Paper
hanging neatly executed. -
s Plantation work solicited aha promptly
attended tea M ,ispissY.
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! New and Popular Music,

VNHE Flower Queen; Say. yes Pussy /;
i Bell Brandon, Don't be angry Mother
Marina March; sefenaJe March; 'Tis
Midnight Hour, When the moon on the
lake is heafning Aurora Gallopade; sa-
Lutte a Ia France; Willie We have missed.
you md Shanghai Polka, iast received
and for sale By GEO. M HERO MAN.
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NEW CARPETS. .--l have new in store
IN a splendid assertniapt Of new style
Carpets, wbieh were purchased at auction
III Philadelphia. ~ very luw prices and
will be sold accordingly
eetissve sana ~ wi d. PHILLIPS.
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( NUMBER d.
Jbt Mlanil'g Comet.
Published Daily tMundays Excepted. |,
aN44~=4as4dee e-z44-41<
u. A. PIKE, isaiiss A prbpsietst.
Office Oh Third stfsetq

sSF~ Term II s4IHr subscriptions ned at the
rate Of 10 90 per atntitn, payable In adYafce or
&e 90 at the expiration ef SIN Months The Wesk4
lt Is published at f8 90 per annuiu invariably Ia
advance BDtit Will be pdHctnatiy delivered with
In the llndis 81 the City by the earlier.
49, Ad seFtisiMEsz@0 I,ollaf per squire
for the first ihseftieii, afd hall that amount for
stttite u square
yearly Advertising .-M Merchants, IRA
defas and others, will be eontfatted With on The
mast feas6nabie terms. & re HNf
E Jvb~ work l@4Ouh facilities for deng
rietes u eoofss cannot be surpassed by any ess
Establishment IN The UityAasptf as 3dift 7A8R
LAwYFRs BRiEfs4Bttt TfusHfs- pes4RHs-
HkibsABtit 5F baDlsas pHoeH AMAfs1A EbstffsN
TtgBfJs-+Dauugtsfs HABsi zGAaBs- UlHeuIvhssss
and vfsififa oARbs. Fof farther particulars, We
nvlts yoti ID call and see our specimens sa
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T'HE. UNDERSIGNED gweuld infatm
The public that they have IN The City
efs Baton Ronge, one Of The largest and
best machine shops In the United Ststes
for the manufacture Of every description Of
BASH DOORS BLINDS, N BUILDINGS,
Tptnings nluinings Tongueilg mud uIeogs
ing and That they are fully prepared 10
euntraetibr tile ries hon bi Building ssr. III
Is fIszY Orders Glled with neatnesssand des-
patch 'onffe most faasenable terms. 'sssb
julyiliaifE iBH0WNtSs FUREsTsa
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Fresh sfrrSs,fsIs.
Hkrr,sI,esl Rrlisllea I

35 Hearth. Marking, Nhitewash,
paint, Dust, common, Horse,
& Tar #s8 Dust, Extra, Yankee Shoe,
Floor. Dust, Fancy, Handled Shoe
sertb. @ Printers Lye,a I.nnR Bisps,
shaving. Wisp, Com. Drooms
Hacking. Popes Head, Deck Scrub,
On hand and for sale be, g# M 9ss.4
msy6 HoNfAN q HUGuET.
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cAEpEr d Huals.

FTvHE suhssrihnf has Just received from,
iL New York "a large assortment of In.
grain, Three Ply, and Brussels Carpets, All
Of which will be sold at low prices. sa7
sent 90 ERa1 w nj PHILLIPS.
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TtE MAGIC CONN AND con Mrnr

fIiIIEy MAGIC CONN AND con Mill Ii super.
u iur 90 any Heretofore offered for GHINDlNG
FEED foH STOCK. Itwill grind twenty bushels
of stock feed per honf, wiz, The power bf one
mule; Or it;win grind six bushels Of iHs meal
per hour of six bushels ofeoth and cob fir stock
feed per baur, With tile power of one nules .sf
This MAuIG MILL was patented in Eebteff.
bar. 1850. ana Is unaenbtedy snperiofto all its
predecessors.
Our prices will he fetind ih be mich lower than
other mills Of iffefiar gnHty. For sale BY
tsasAMuEL LouKE, I, & ahd Front J5sveesl
New Orleans.
e4@ sf9{H8 'fes Agentfof THE MaiItfattprefss8
fw~ The above described Mil can be seen at
the store 6f1ls H. pugKET, ,ghureifstreet,sBat
Houge, .whe IL The agent. for the sale OF the
same. The mill eau be furnished et any landing
On the river, between New Orleans and bayou
Earn. for sif-frsieht included. niay7dya
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sell stock and farming nlensils vita h. WIS
lol-A laTm Of igU acres 0n IA .l.nt n, ,.
MlsiIssippi h'frr above Princeton, co,etsd III
timber. """
No los. a steam SAW Mil IN Massuloo. Csgs,,
iowa, bultdihs and EngiGe ~ good order, ana d,,nl'
a good business Niii be sold IU~ ior Ca,s A
100 improved arm Of 60 acsrs Ia ssaTA
] " Ia town Of 3lasslioL, 800
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4 LIFE SAVED!

ups A1EALs MICH, AtFtA ~. j5JSs
j. . REoDIs. Esa., Dear sir.--As | took your msdi.
clue TO sell! on c~Oasigament mo cure no pAy,H | take
plssgnrs in stating its effects s. reported 20 me BY thrse
brothers who live in thu: plAce, aud theif testimony Is a
fair specimen Of all i have received;
w. 3. CosEus told me-.l had taken tune bottles OF
Christie's Ague Balaam. and continually rsu down ~hiir
using il uatil my lungs aud Liver were oessEsffD 10 that
degree that blood discharged from my mouth snd bow
els. so that ali thought IL iaPSSsisls fer me 10 lSs
fkrszFk aasiAer ekia. The doctors too dad all they
could for me, but ~thoaghtI mast de. Nothing did me
any good until / got KBoDEs FEvER asD AGpg CuRE,
which al ouce relieved me OF the distress aud Elasra al
nv stomach and pain in my head aud bowels, aud pEodue-
cd a psrmsneut cure IN a short time
NJ. Ii. C0sKLIs says: II had teen taking mediaine OF
a. good 4 doctor a. We have in cur county, and taken
aay quantity Of CUISINE aud specifics without aay good
from 18th August 10 Eth December. But seeing how
nicely 1t operated on my brother, | got n bottle OF
Rhodes Fever aud Ague ouTe, which effected a perma-
nsnt cure by using ~tvn-tlrrds OF a bottle.
.. NJ. CsNELIs was not here, but the other brothers
say his case was the same IS II. Ne. / sold the medicine
10 both the same dsy, and the cure was rs speedy from
the same small quantity, ADD might y sgesify.
Yours with respect. A. HUNTINGTON.
The above speaks fOr Itself. Good proof as il is, il is
Of no better tenor fhaa the sast number oil like eertih-
Gates / have already published, and the Eill greater nun
Der that is continually pouring ia to me.
Que thing more. Last wear | had oseasi0n 10 caatisN
khe pabIie in these words:
III notice eae Fra Rks AarstsIsH one Of ny Ssaersl
ciresIsrs, ssbstttated the nsmee Of tAsir nOstrsm for
my medicine, aHa tAss rith 6rassa tapHasRes cad
tks,r psmyAlsf risk the r~EslGaGtisa, LEI the p,epri-
tor Of say sthsr msdie'ss say az aHeA " 40 dsra,''
&c.
Now I take pleasure ia saying that the easti0H refer
red TO the same .fDr. Chrissie's Agne Bslsam7 mention
toned in the above certificate.
HS-Ihere are several other Industrious people who are
applying to their poisonous trash all thai i publish about
my Fever aud Agpe Cure, or Antidote 10 Malaria, ereept
rae Certificates Of Cares, and the Certificate OF the cell
ebrated chemist, DR. james r. ChiltoR, in favor Of It's per.
tctly harmless character, which Is sttached 10 every Lot
tie. These VIII always serve 70 distinguish my medicine
from limitations. JAS. A. RHoDks Proprietor,
Providence, K. l..
Wholesale Agent--H. Blaksley, ST. Louis; Barclay
Brus Chicaso c. 7. Webb, Davenport, and for sale by
Druggists generally. july 5 5cdwam
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that owing to the present sparseness Of the
population in the neishborhood Of Durant.
Ne amount that can be raised spsa tie spot
|eewsses the erection Of s1isabls church,
wiii necessarily be small. The residents
have already done their utmost, and in do
inc % have done we'll; they have been lib.
orally assisted also by several individuals,
who on various accounts feel Interested in
the establishment Of the Church in the new
town; but in ordsrs 10 the full completion Of
their object, . few hundred dollars are still
wanting, and will be gratefully received.
Bishop Lee has kindly consented to re-
csive in trust, any sums which friends q .
distance may be disposed to appropriate to
this object.
We shall conclude oar notice by making
4 few remarks, which we trust may not BE
without their use, in encouraging infant
parishes to hope even against hope. and
however unPromising may be their early
prospects, not to be faint on account Of the
aday Of ANAL things."
Three months ago, when the parish Of
Durant was ~orsanised, there were not, it is
believed, nix persona present, who had on
any former occasion attended the Services
Of the Episcopal Church. Since that time
another influential body Of Christians have
settled themselves there in great force.
formed a congregation, obtained the ser
vices Of . resident minister and partly e.
rectsd 4 place Of worship, and yet our men,
bers are au&ciently large and our prospects
sufficiently bright, to authorize the steps that
have been taken. An entire block, COM
prising sigh, town lots, has been donated
for the Church and parsonage, and five lots
in various parts Of the town have been given
10 forward the cause. 90 that 1t the present
moment the parish Of Durant 10 believed to
be endowed with more real estate than any
parish In the Diocese, although, Of course
the lots in question could not be made
available at present, without . ruinous ss-
crifce. And to crown oil, 4 sum has been
subscribed. sufficient within q few hundred
dsllsrs to erect an sdifce, not only capable
OF h olding a. large . congregation as can
be expected to worship in it for some years
to come, bat calculated also, by the beauty
Of it, style, to draw the attention and excite
the admiration Of the passing traveller.
Nay we not say 10 those. who, while they
zee and acknowledge the infinite impor-
lance Of avsiling themselves Of te .frst BE-
sinsinSs Of a new settlement. in order to
organize the Church, yet are ready to des-
pair Of planting her banner in a locality
where she has not been previously known,-
aBe Of good courage;"-msy We not urge
them from our own experience, to .go and
do Ikewise'l have the honor to remain,
Mr.. Editor, Yours faithfully
A GuEsT,
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Watches, JeWelry, &C.,


A Tso'ciock also on night al Il O'Clock atAtams'
IA Auction Store, No. 81 Brady ST.. near the Post
once. The largest and finest stock osGold and Sill
YER Watches in open and hunting cases ever offered
in Ills market, comprising Enslish, Lever, Anchor
manufactofios, Gold, Guard, Yes, aud Fob Chains,
Lock cts, bar and Finger Rings, Breast Pins, Pens and
Pencils, Keys and Scale, speeaacles, Eye Glasses,
Shirs studs, Sleeve Buttons, Gold and Silvsr Thin
bles, &c, sc. Also, a large assortment ofGilt and
plated Jewelry suiiablefor tina city and eoun try trade,
together with an extensive assortment OF Fancy
Goods TOO numerous TO mention. Sale positive, with
out reserve, being the stock Of a dealer iisoonrna ins
The business, The goods are now open Tor sxamina.
ton and private sale At very low pricess. Please call
and examine the stock. ELI ADAMS,
July g SO d2t AuctiOneer.
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pA.psosr pprsrxr-Du,ing the 4,

HANDSOME pREsEST.-During the late
pleasure excursion 70 st. Paul, the passen-
gers on board Of the Tishomingo voted to
the clerk of that boat, Mr.. Z. r. Lowering,
q very handsome present, in the shape Of a
silver pitcher, M q mark Of their respect and
esteem for the courtesy and gentlemanly
conduct which they experienced at hi.
hands during the excursion. A series Of
rssoiutions were passed, rendering thanks
40 Cant. Robinson for his gentlemanly kind
-. snd recommending the Tishomingot TO
The public q one Of the very oes' ooaIs !nas
nsviests the Father o. Ws'ss n'so"a
0sPsS
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poLIfIcAL WsDoM.--The Buchanan plat
form which precludes the people Of a terri
tory from keeping out slavery I'LL they arr
ready to form q State constitution, and ther
gives them the right to turn out the mon
s,sr, reminds the Evening Post of the follow
ing lines;
~ hear q lion IL the lobby roar
Say, Mr.. Speaker. thsll VI SHUT The door,
~ OF shali we rather lei the lion in,
And Try II we car pat him Out Egsinfs
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FOR SALE.

SPLENDID Farm, 10 miles from Davenport on
~ the Allenis Grove road, adjoining the wssl end
Of said Grove; 300 uerss well fenced and In crops Of
wlest and corn; o 0aeres prairie and ~ seIos tim Der
AID 9 stream OF neyerfaiiing wafer running sh rough
H.. There are two frame dwelling houses on the
premises, with weils and other convenience, and
Two orchards Of 100 choice fruit trees. some Of
which as bearing. This 10 one Of the best stock
farms ia seoI county, and will be sold ut u greatbsr.
gain If application be made room 10
MeGREGok, LAWS d B~LAKEMoRE.
D inns IN din
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A bridge across the Ohio at this point
may now be considered a fixed fact. This
company authorized BY charter TO erect it,
have concluded to commence the work as
soon A. $780, 900 are subscribed, and that
amount has been nearly if not quite raised.
The foundation Tor the abutments willin all
probability be built during the present.. low
water Cincsnnati Com.
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BKEs IL CUlious PLAcEa.-On Saturday
evening, while Mr.. John Williams. lamp.
lighter at the West End, was lighting the
street lamps on his route, he discovered
that a large swarm Of bees had taken pos
session OF the inside Of the large glass lamp
case at the corner Of Poplar and Spring
streets. Instead of attempting to Light he
lamp, he carefully removed il and carried 1t
to his house in Fruit street court, whore he
succeeded in living the busy insects. The
following morning no replaced the lamp and
rep orted to the Superintendent Of Lamps
The reason for its not being lighted, and I'M
der the circumstances the excuse was con.
sidered suficient.-Bosion paper.
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Ell, M. SMITHS
CIR Q at a M criCAn
Q i r q u
routpppn Ann Enp ruE,y

Great Am
- ~
:
EQUIPPED y y H LEAD.
ING INHIBITION OF 1885,
Will Exhibit at Davenport on Saturday, Julv
l2th, 1856, afternoon and evening
ADMISSION 50 CTs.; CHILDREN Is STs
TN order to gra ufy the Public Taste Ia tais sIsgant
J. style Of Amusement, the Proprietor has ilcpYrsd
great expense, both IN The varieIy of the Perform
anees, and IN NE .Plesder Of the accompaniment.
ao.1 9, ms ss sa, tioen az ~ rh sIss ironPs are entirely
ns..a Tnod IN. : ne,avSr.. - - 9e Sci IN the
49, - I'M belli,bad fie'ofis
Tsa nerformanee, will bs yivs, w. |
zrsnaeur and psouIIarity Of eject, sr,hn ~ Utmost
same tims the most Artistic scenes in he eiIa = NE
robatic exercises, and G gymnastics OF mans 80
and skili, superb Horsemahship, Comic B5rstisss
etc, q BY superb military
Brass ana string Band.
Two splendid Performances;
afternoon nd Evening"
III Il iSh A. ia IL ESER
The Great American CLOWN and JEsIER witb.
profusion of mis- original and highly Comic song.,
Humorous Sayings, Quaint Stories, and prso,ies
Jokes, adapted 10 the present era.
The Performance viii onmenc with
a Beautiful Pageant Entree,
On Ten Horses, Richly Caparisoned and suna,hlv
Mounted, performing Splendid Cavalry nov snan,.
E,oiaiions, Charges, etc, by the principal Horse,
men ofthe troupe.
Ground and Lofty Tumblipg, or Activity Cons
tested.
ny the WhoIu Comn.n-
prin.tn.I ssy an a einal.
tsAassP". 3 !" S'usie aorse,
NlthoI' saoaio or of,alet ny Air. IL. n. smith, 10
"hien ne wiz reap mhips, oarters, Chnyasses,
haiioons, S-c', ~hho Ls morse Is al ipli
.psee.
5poIn eitnS nsss, VI inc Magic ulebS.
BY mat "oaaofiui pnsnomenon, Geo. w, Archer
Fancy Dance,
By tho beautiful and accom- pllshed Young D,nsan.s
A,LLE VICTORIA SMITH
Grand Act Of Classic Positions. on q s,,ul.
Haraa
Ev,h. n..nv Iittta Civ,
90 ~ -,n'.tvs a. sis.,, .nAtdlbei,
y ~. /. ,sn.otshs az ~ anllasions oil many
aIs-n from REALM. rannIaasss me age
m. countrvmsa, V;a,, - g.
!" S,srbsssn d .ao e'fohs'
nsutiSai Lis,
SSr hoDSn,npN, snItied Me
SHlPV REChED MARINER:
or, q Voyage BY Land and sst.
Thess wonderful Trick Ponies. gh..s s.,an.hI,.
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Al the Horticultural Exhibition hi-
wsukie, June 81, there was exhibited & large
d., antls boquet, with the name Of FEE.
sos1, composed Of thousands Of white low
err, around the edge; and in the centre Is q
leaf on which are inscribed the words-ssid
to hsvs been Natures handiwork on the day
Of FsEaoyT's nomination
sEIs my perfume 10 spent,
FgEEeFI N rkgsibEsT."
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The Albany Journal Gays: sit Is no sx'
sxesrstion 70 say that II leas, one half Of
the old Dsnocrstic party Of Western New
York are Roing for FaIEDox and Fremont"
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Nor CuRzEnr.-Ws acknowledge the
receipt from some friend in Cedar township
OF . package of Democratic tickets, which
was sent out there at the recent election.
Our friend wrote on them n . current
here. This is fully substautiated in the
official returns from that township.
Muscattne Jour.
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OHo.-The young men Of Ohio are ma
king arrangements for four Republican
mass meetings in different psrts Of that
s,sts during the present summer.
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Motto. TO

DEOP0sALs will be received by the subscriber Nm,
L tiiihs thirty-nrst day Of July next, for the founsa.
tons and masonry of The piers ios q bridge across the
Miasisyippi River at Saint Paul.
The nnt pier will no founded on rock al a dspth OF
ten feet below ths usual low water mSfk. The sec.
opd pier Will be 10 water ten 10 81 deep, and viii have
d foundhtiou ofpiles. These TWO pisfs will be each
eighty -four lee. high above the Ordinary low water
mark. The remaining five piers Will be respective.
iy fifty -sigbt, forty eight, Thirty eight, i've aiy eight
and eighteen feet high above the water level. Two
Of Them will be In water tour feet deep, and the rest
on Cats usually lefI dfJ. The led OF The river 4.
sand, and I'LL the piers except the fret will have
foundations Of piles, on which will be places solid
cribs or platforms Of timber, built up to within .y
inches Of the low water mark. The masonry Will be
the usual quality OF bridge masonry, the stone, he,
INK carefully dressed on the beds and j0int-,
The timber required for the foundations will h,
furnished and delivered BY the Bridge CoIoosny
VII 0 will also furnish = good limestone quarry cor
v~slieltly situated W The river bank, within one
mile OF the work.
Contractors are desired tO,bid for the HassDy byths
cubic yard, and they are requested 10 enclose .Iita-
bic testimonials 0ftheir ability TO carry on tas WORK,
The work must be commenced Immediately. aud
within fifteen months after signing the
For II rther Information inquire at the ONCE OF lhe
subscriber al Saint Paul, where plans and speeinca-
lions may be seen. J. 5. SEWALL,
Engineer 81. Paul Bndgs Co.
Saint Paul iuhs27-to July 80
Potash AND GI1LOKIDE LINE,
For sNe by ALvoRD 4 VAN PATTES.
June 2sdu
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-08

Baron JAMES DE RorTnczrID has given
ioy.y thousand francs TO the sufferers BY the
ls.s inundstions In France. The Empress
has subscribed 10000 francs for herself and
10000 for the Imperial Prince.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-08

Hon. FnAscD GRAssRR, once The nsin
pillar or old line Silver Grey WhigRery In
New York, has declared for Fremont.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-08

No las -F0llonS Island with The lsoda.u
containing IN MI ~ acres, i good stone GUAR SnS's
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-08

The Dalton lGa) Times, heretofore .
Knew Nothing paper, has cons out tor Su'
chspsn and Breckenridge.