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The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1856-12-20
MARRIED.

Dec. Z, in Lawrence, by C. Il. Lovejoy, Mr..
MICHAEL SULLIVAN to Miss SARAH Ann SPIT
TIE, all of Lawrence
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Z HaTI 2 a

DRECEIvING, Forwarding and Commits
Ii sion Merchants. Corner Second and
Cherokee streets, Leavenvorth, K. T.
Dec. s, '56.
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Cyrus Tattoo.

A TTORNEY AT LAW and Commits
"a sioner Of Deeds for Iowa and NewYoTk.
Particular attention given to procuring and
locating land warrants. pre-emptiEg claims,
&e. Office at 0sawatomie, Kansas.
Nov. %. 1856.
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s. MEM0IRS OF REV. E. P. LOVE
w JOY" who was slain At Alton. and
copies ofthe Alton Trials" for sale AZ the
Office Of tee HERALD OF FREEDOM.
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Particular Notice.

A Ii persons who have claims against the
"A National Kansas Committee are request
ed to present the same to the undersigned,
Immediately. W. F. NJ. Army.
Gen1 Ag't Nat. Kansas Committee
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Corn and Potatoes Wante.d

DY the subscriber, Immediately, 100 bush
ID els Potatoes, and75 bushels Corn in the
ear, also few bushels nice white Beans.
Nov. IL, 1856. G. STEARNS.
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C. @. Many.

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealerin every
w variety and style Of fashionable Furni-
ture, Sofas Easy Chairs, Bureaus, Secretaries.
Mattresses, Cane Seat and Wooden Chairs,
Rockers, Looking Glass Plates, Window
Shades, etc. Corner of Short and William
streets, Alton, Ill. April 26-3t
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John Hutchinson

r AWYER AND LAND AGENT, Office
Ii No. 36 Massachusetts, street, Lawrence.
Dec. 90, 1856 1ys
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Nursery Trees.

WE have at oar Nursery, on the claim of
w Judge WAKEFIELD, about 40, 900 ArFLE
Trees, of one and two years growth from the
graf, and are now ready to supply With trees
all who favor us with patronage.
We have also several hundred PEACH TREES
n. Bit is now generally acknowledged
that the Fall is the best season for plant
ing out trees, and it being comparatively
time of leisure, those wishing to set out young
orchards may do well not to postpone It.
WM. P. HAM 4 co.
Kansas. Nov. !. Is5g.-3ns
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Kansas. Nov. !. Isss.-sms

CUBSCRIBE for an INDEPENDENT and
paper in Kansas forthwith so
as to get the connected History Of Kansas by
an early pioneer, which will be published
through several successive numbers in It's
columns. Terms, 50 a volume Of fifty num-
bers. Forward your money at once and get
the paper. Address CIV. BROWN 4 Co..
Lawrence, Kansas Territory.
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Tota
The National Kansas Committee, to
the Inhabitants Of the Territory of
Kansas.

Ine National Kansas Committee, II
the Inhabitants Of the Territory O.
Kansas.
TINE undersigned respectfully solicit from
Il the various districts Of the Territory
full information as to their condition.
Persons who have received information from
their friends at the East, Of any sums of mon,
ey, or parcels, sent through the agency of the
National Kansas Committee and which have
not yet cometo hand, will confer favor BY
communicating full particulars of the same
as hereinafter directed, that the WATERWAY be
investigated.
Districts yet unorganized, are desirsd to
report themselves at0nce.
Organized districts are requested to send
IN detailed statements of their practical
workings.
As the relief so nobly extended by the
North, is an enterprise purely benevolent, and
as to meet the approval of the generous dom
org, who have selected the NATIONAL KANSAS
COMMITTEE as their slmoneTs.
The undersigned, as the representatives. Of
the above Committee, are nov in session at
Lawrence, KIT, and would be happy to re-
eeive communications, either verbal OK writ
ten, touching all matters of interest to the
cause.
In conclusion, they would state, that part
of their contemplated plan Of operations. is
the establishment Of LAsos ExcHAsGE To
this end they solicit information from all the
friends Of Free Kansas. At the present mo-
menf, there are large numbers Of strong and
capable men in Lawrence, who want work.
In other parts of the Territory, there sre ma.
ny persons needing iaborcrs Of various kinds.
We propose to introduce these parties to each
other, and to this end have opened the proper
books to record all applications.
We also solicit from the inhabitants of the
different districts throughout the Territory,
full and accurate information as to their re-
spectiye localities, their advantages peculiar
tiles, proportion Of timber to prairie, eharae-
ter Of tie water and supply. eharact4 of the
soil, facilities for obtaining coal, lime, brick,
&C.; localities Of occupied claims, Of claims
open for settlement, and any other useful In
formation useful to immigrants
TEADpEUs HxzfT,
Pres. Nat. Kansas Com.
WIN. AKsY.
Gen.Agt Nat. Kansas Com.
Lawrence. Dec. lst, 1856.
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K EEP posted On Kansas Affairs. Todothis
N subscribe fn he
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Rev. G. FL. LovEsoY viii preach at the
house of the Widow Sanders, across
the creek, next Sabbath eve, at b o.
clock.
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a. Is. Eattig. & Co.,

On The Leoee, ons door beIor the O. Il. Grocery,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL Dealers in
w Groceries, such as Flour, Corn Meal,
Coffee, Sugar and Teas Of all kinds. Also.
a fine lot of Wines, Liquors and Brsndies.
Leavenworth City. Nov. %, 1856
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n. MCracken,

WHOLESALE and RETAIL Grocer and
Iron Dealer, Receiving, Forwarding and
Commission Merchant, Lcvee, South Cherokee
street, Leavenworth City, z T.
Nov. %, 1856.
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= NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
O.OOO AID or FExEDox. Moneys usy
be forwarded by mail st tha risk Of tie pn6.
lisher,by registering letters containing remit
tances, and Enclosing the same in tie pre-.
eDce o. the Postmaster taking his recfpt there
foE. Address G. W. BROWN z ca.
Lsv1sccss Kansas Tsrrtary.
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P0 T 0E s..

lust received by the subscriber, not from
- the Border Ruffians," but from beyond
theWakarusa, $50 bushels splendid Mesban-
mock and Pink Eyed Potatoes,
Nov. 5, 1856. c.. STEARNS.
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Just Received.

EXTRA Sugar House Molasses, handsome
Brown Sugar, first rate Rio Coffee, Star
Candles. Bar Soap Side Meat, and Corn Meal.
Nov. 18th, 1856. G. STEARNS.
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d. x zee being cleared away across
s.s the ferry is again in opera
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G. B. Clements.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, will attend to all
IA business Entrusted to his care: alsesvin
attend to the purchase and sale Of land sud
land claims, the location Of lsnd warrants, Re.
Tecumseh, ShawleeCo., Z. T.. Nov. -, Sc.
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Lime.

ORDERS received by the subscriber for
" lime. 500 bushels will be ready in few
days delivery wherever wanted.
STEARNS, IS Mass st.
Also, for sale as above, lumber and shingles.
Lawrence, April s, 1S56-tf.
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F L O U r

lust received, new supply of Weston
y Flour. This -four is called the best that
has ever been introduced to our market.
Nov. 5, 1856. G. 81 EARNS.
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Turner & Sidway,

MANUFACTURERS and wholesale deal
1il ers in Harnesses, Saddles. Trunks, Va
Uses. Horse Collars, Hides, Leather, Sad
diery, Hardware, Coach Trimmings, Buffalo
Robes, Whips, Overshoes, Fy-nets, &c. Store
No. 10 Second street, Alton, Ill.
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LAKE VIEW WATER CURE.

NEAR CHICAGO, ILL.
JAS. Z. GRoss, IL. D., Resident Paysfeias.
P. 81. Myers, Esq, Superintendent.
CITUATED five miles north Of the city. on
~ Lake Michigan, with accommodations for
100 patients. May 10, le56-iy
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Tnnninp Rrnfhera

w H0LESALE and RETAIL Dealers In
w Foreign and Domestic HARDWARE,
Agricultural instruments. DC. Store between
Leyee and Second streets. Alton. Ill.
Nov. 8. 1856. 1ys
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Partridge q Co..

WHOLESALE GRoCERS and Comrais-
w sion and Forwarding Merchants, No. s.
North Secend-st., st. Louis, No., viii make
liberal cash advances on eonsienments Of pro-
duee for sale in st. Louis, New 0rlsans, New
York and Boston.
St. Louis, Oct. %, ,55.-Iy.=
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~ Lessee and Manager. ''''''.'.''' W II Hi.lnt'
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle md Parquec. .,........$l "
Fimy Circle, equnl to any seat IN the h11e'....... "
Gallery -
UuudrDon Privnt" Boxes, per 70
Ten Elegant Private Boxes s. to s. each.
mr. Doors omen at O'Clock Curtain rises half past o'clock
r box office open from o'clock A. NJ ill o'clock T. NJ
THIS ETENfNG, November S;h, 1856
The elegant COMEDY, in two ac's, Of
SPRING AND AUTUMN
in which The following distinguished Artistes will make their
first appearance:
Ir. JOHN DAVIS.
Mr.. II. BLAND,
Mr. F. =. TiIAYER,
Mr.. JOHN ENGLISH,
Mrs II. HOWARD
Mis- JESSIE CLARK, aud
Mrs. CAROLINE MYERS.
First time Of the greatest Beuc produced i'll this
city -.
Miss GEORGIA. NODSON in her original character OF
Fo-ca-hGn-tnS.
The beautiful Miss ROSALE DURA&D Enpt. John Smith
Mis- JESSIE. CLARK as Pto-te pee.
TWENTY BEAUTIFUL INDIAN GIRLS.
Mr. ". DAVIDGE as Pow -tA-tnll.
First appearance Of Mr.. WALLACE, AS Rol
With tribe Of Indian auxies unnppoachaOe i'll Theatrical
fpfOct'y.
On this occasion the distinguished corn o.
OLD tuN1INENTALS,
lin II pHrtscJ will ili"ar ~
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I , IL Newt ST

G. ':s!: :. a. os sr*:'*S">V
" 81: fiG: ii-StT s1l sai,to: il" ,a'cyrx, having
stv~ rcnlp @,tion 10 all h1~,> entrusted hi> charge
c Nigh court Q" Error. ans Ar"M t,t Superior Cont Of
Cr1r H, frt.'e Courts OF Iiiis H"nk: Warren and the
esr ,. S1vS.] @,ynon COLLECTION OF CLAIMS. &C
s,s "yr*, 5a H. '"'". corner ' s's I'd Fs"''
CANDLES -5'V to% S III =. S' r., I"S ,r W.
-? Il rch,n ptt"u'ns street.
Corr,< ctNs-s% r.>6N!!lr!H"%;r,:T; ,,Tl3SnrE
~ r. ''$ by ''' i 81; ;n,,' * ' Street,
soA"sr'S"-''' '*:1 al: * :''> *:AAnxx. SHINE.
"':"0"O-'' " '': 25& 4: \. .=:>. ~: street.
B s, s jVSa i: I s.&j XXI; "o
oil " IrA'nI'"naS street,
L1xCIEA>t;t1 UV BoSToN-sls.ooo 60 to,s
- 1 ,:;";' ia Suns '' r KlfSSEnY ~ m ira, Il,
PANT "'ihS'''''s A .;:'' IF 7 ENTn h.: .,
~ ~ ALFRED KEAENT,
N'&Do& c1'~s-' %T T1S @ *2$SS; ,.s..'
CLUI1--3o oo> ,e'v"t pG"it!;t; r ~ +;
of - VI lg1EiI" street.
E'Uli lifINT-A VIHY UE>lRAHLF.Fku OFFICE,
Oh = ''' G, I';s iiI;3?NNs'"1H CO. cnp yy
, DALM OIL cu>S> ard 10 no, fer salc by
/ 1 ALFRED kEARNI,
olp - Maya Inc street.
/ SpftsIFs rUitpENTINE-!E;yr,:: yi9L!>1y
nlO - Magazine STREET.
7 ENsEED OII4-llv lhl> Raw and Role:i: ar sne ~
| l. ALFRED kEARNY,
oIU - MAGAZINE s;7ett.
[HTkfTSI1 N-iJ bnl- Raw aoi Re, ufcd. t,r ale ~
! w JOSEPH! Lands ( co,
ola Is TclrUI!:n"lHs street.
, (tGNE1NT AND PLASrEIs-iaM Is. roi >aie ly
" ALFRED kEiRNY,
Oh - Magazine STREE.
WHITE LT1aD-Ial ."ls, v%raIs ~" r> and prices
w Ipr ,..g.!y AlFHEb AEAR%Y.
CO - Ma.HPu" street.
htfDF.tt%-- A->Gtu4,. vt Ln4Ic?s tW I"Hivr> jH>t
L. .r'I"!, .l.!- u 3D. ~ w w
ALFRED r,EARNT,
asa =. M'tE.,liNr s'r"-'.
U ELF&ED KEAEHY,
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STATE or LOUISIANA.
Firm District COURT MARY STEW kT IS. HER 'RtDl
# %,~. ''rI.nn>. TORS. No. II i.g
NOTICE is hereby given TO thc creditors of
~ the iHiVrt, and ali Other persons herein iH-Ee"t To-
appear HE olf" Robert i. ker ESQ., Notary Public in
,ii ety. THURSDAY, the 9Th day &" Nov,uht -si ri
~ o'r.k & NJ for the purpose Of ,eliecaTing the affair,
ul -aj o2e; ard they further &Qr. a; Al judi
riul rg"' ~ against m and property stayed.
Is "t the Court TIM 81 day ii U,"lrr, lHdi
Il. LCMINAIS
o. %.nlJ! deputy Clerk
ETA IF la LOUISIANA
CIsovIEvE corr III DISTRICT MARY STEWART KS. SE'
DE- N"'l trIL.D riGAI.>. rREAHtIEES. No. It iH.
4 VAS est par ccs frcscntcs donnie aux cream
~ IL: IA !> ,l,"iN .e ur> nlire~ l'~r>'ica
cIn per-; HHN Iii comparative rn rtudc lie H.
j. k.r uot." palc vile. FL III IL ttrc jnrlr
.rrf, It4 ~ AeUr iu nulii! r,et de ,i;be.r >Ir le
;,ars ,:l iEoiyet!:: ut i de lg notifies :oHtes
rlr-'r- J#tiC!ac- l,efsouIc ucis >ot Ills
urUIr"e.
I'.rmlrr IL Ia rour ee 70 octobrc lct6.
g. LCNIEA1S,
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lis SIE CLARK as pto-e pee
TWENTY BEAUTIFUL INDIAN GIRLS.
Mr.. V. DAVlDGEa as Pow t.a tau.
First appearance Of Mr. " ALL:tCE, AS Rolf.
With 1nIi. 1uxiIiies unappoachabIe i'll theatrical
}" this occasion ~ 0i 4ii' G,X4iS f:'
lin u new pilIhScl VII nli,rnr =
ORLEANS TIIEATEIs--
SATURDAY, November S 1s1i !
FIRST appearance Of ME H"CEGEo< Nero Soprano" "nd
PRINCIPAL characters by Mcssfs. Dclagravc, Nate, "Ic
Or Sunday 9Th, fir, appearance If MIN. IAToJGHE.
r7-pr1 I.S-Dress Circle. Is.,tce1 Boxes parpnstc
I s.; f"Nes''''' ''''''''''''' ~
sz- Dor, open n, * O'Clock rcorIancs
~ No Srn secured unless paid for. n7
q ROGERS MUSEUM AND AM
, riliTIIEATEK, s.. Charles Street
. pENINC OF THE SEAS SON.
WEDNESDAY EyENIN,i. November !. 1856.
Ne,srs spA!.DING 4 ROGERS have ii" pleasure TO
"icc tI opening OF their new Ic" Of rt,i "m!se'q%g
1iu , II A E "5 at e io o. Gs
MUSEUM AND LECTURE ROOM,
CAPABLE Of accommodating,
TWO THOUSAND PEESnNS.
" " NV i. T 0n IS, ,inIr !" tie ,,~,ray MHy"s d
York an. ' # ;'% IN 2i,%q n- a, ,s "''S '
FIRST NIGHT Of tho celebrated
WEST & FEELS ORIGINAL
c II " p & E L. /, VI v S T r E l. S,
nl,fpr he direction, Of
MAT TEEL
The Gleat.>t E4ior:rH )eljn";,'nf y III" Age!
Til Tf"y ;r ~, , S %, ' ts is wi, @ ] Il
t:ulI, unprecedented tn: i.!.- -. aInu>cIicis III"
general consent trknowjr'2e thea the
MODEL. TROUPE. or THE WORLD.
e. ,irr rt,;n=y performance every eveuts. 70. I"c-
r5z-NGr3,>ior q, cents DIR. F. \. JONES, Agent.
/. +. ENNIS, SECRETARY. ..-- NJ .
IIoJ>E-E EEPiNG RTIGi.Es---t eL2i:1 -, e
SERVICE, CAKE BASKETS, ''iH'ET FRAMES, BUTTER
ruOIERs. ICE PIT, HERS. M>HrtI IND CHAMBER
rANDIEsTIrES, ErERGNES, PRESERVE STANDS.
silver Ware.
rul oir n,y. yl.Hu.a"ory the c:vh" largest stock in
i -.!:l and -'tal;n;'..l q: STANDARD Pt tiTY ""-~
ii. In part NJ TEA SETS TRAYS. rII'i HERS. IliNS,
~AIT STANDS, GuNI.ET>, tuI'%, SPOONS and FORKS,
il, e,eIy st! lie and al moderate prizes.
Table Cutlery.
trr~,-r;e article d iH"y !iiie, fin'@ an! ann",|
ENIVES ID. Il h,v price, marie expressly il t:l'l".
Also, the Kind, tro" th Ho,t cy}st:ri Sheffield !'s"'
ttytaru>
SOLAR AID NonEtiTtvR--A beautiful assortment Il:
sr il. rot as, ,4 r reel .,litir #. richly .e.
! Nantcl and Gaarlor Ornaments.
i rANpfLANR IS AND VASES, 'iE''rFS AND STATl.
/ fTTES-nt ironze Po' elan. and tt.aa Wn9e
+ ,'.,i.,, sr> Of FEI:N,'H PORCELAIN DINNER S2.R
VICE HAND tuI Vi .yrc:, wa "Av pi each lrre, e.: '"'-
terms to ''i' any '",''' f,,o.ss
varirry an Al prices Haryir., Il N - 20 $l+]
WARRANTED ''"OD TINE KEEPERS. Fer >4lrfy
HYDE X GOODRICH,
al .aIdl corner Canal and L, >oj ~.
q A Ne AiIFE@ sG H. HETT y 5 APP FAN
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a4hE FOR SAL4FG-A WELL IMPROVED PI.ANFA-
IN TION. containing about 1910 acres" SiuH' ON Little Is +
s, Creek in the parish Of West F"'cira, I"t,
y u.,'.s from Bayou Sara and from Rarils Landing,
wlt"A ! III" shipping point. . w .
The IMPROVEMENTS consist of a large BRICK DntEhE
DWELLING HOUSE. good Gin and Negro Quarters, and i'll
the rclus" ot building Tn" lud is nndulHing, n;t rot
much 81" large portion being creek bottom lrtw"n Fi All
100 cultivation. The section Of country : we'll
known he healthy, and the nrsibohood good TIn I'D
purchase" ,hr terms will lie liberal
EsF Charles Percy, who resides upon ii" adjoining Nan-
ton, will snow thu property persons desiring 10 purchase,
any inf NATION regards be- h" by addressing
K. PERCY SARGENT. Natchra,
NANDENILLE X MulLtikSSY,
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NJOTICE-Tl!E INpEhsIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
~ cntered into coIMrnership under the firm name OF
HARDING ,RRAF n Goa for The purpose OF trH?Snc1n ing
Sugar Facotage aud General Commission business
in mis- CITY. j. y. HARDING,
S. F. K. A'BAY,
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FATE OF LOUISIANA.
Firth DISTRICT CorRT q. STApi.kER - HIS CREDi-
Of New Orleans. TDES aud the ,rc!i,ot Of llsIrIan
~ Sutckcr. No. 3. U2.
NOTICE il hereby given to the creditors of
~ his insolvency. mud to al other persons herein Interested,
to show "hin days from the first Publication hereof,
why tabIrar prehenei y D. T. aba, acting
in this -hoIla N" be approved and iono!".c.
and the in his hands Distributed lrrordauc ere~ih.
by order Of the Court this list October, l-5G
Il. LCNlEAlS.
GA 3HlQl Deputy Clerk.
Fiat De La LOUISIANA.
rlSQr1gHE Corr NJ lrsTElCT d. STADEkER vs. SFS CIR +
Ia Hoiyeit- Orleans. ANGLERS 81 es creaicrr~ d,
Hcinan { SateErr. NJ. ), i'2
WIS est pare cs prrscntes donne aux ere
n ,.CrTs uH >ntlt ihJt ,r prTe"lIt'
r ucut rncsrucr It lvui dtcuire dix Jour- date
de IL premiere publication u p-t.m avis les rsiso, pour les
gIpc l. cnrEptc IJrHs r.e H. T.. i.aliti.
CONNIE !ndc dams rcc a"r ct point "iirVavr el ho
luul,-a " t"ut- mains distributes cOtorlneme
III dt compile on uhical.
Par o.Irc de la cuIT e: :! oco0re lS:.
i. LCMTNAIS.
"a *linlhl i.i,tr. tfrriH"r
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NIOrTCE-FROM AND AFTER THIS DATE Mr.. r.
~ X. WALKER becomes partner in house The style
u 'D' AL" STEPHEN c. MICHEL Il CO.
I,I-
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THE undersigned formed copartrerhp under the
style Of DONOVAN. McIEARN II Co, for the purpose
conflicting a Cotton FHcornse and Commission business
A. u. DONOVAN.
JOHN q. McLEARN
DIN
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e Twihll A. Edwards. Nos. y =; an! % New lt7ee ana
~ - Fulton narrtAc:ure? Of every hes
Wy cripttoa Of copper, Tin, Sheet Iron and Brass ok
I now ready for the making II Steam Trains
Cln;yng Evaporane Pans Ft=rers, Juice Boxes aid
everything appertainng to the SugarhoIse.
NERAL aso-1rnent Of Steam Whistles Brass
Cock Coupling Valves, constantly CT hand .
He would cali the planters the Steam rhfr5
which have successful Operation Oh e p'aIa'.on OF
AZ z aun Nessrs. T. HARRISON E. J. Fnrs,! Nelson
( Doue!son sgood Iawrence.SS. It 4, Si"ckh"nse A.
loI .. III. :. $500 ~. ~ nil rorcnlYrs m22
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LyNEsCHLoss BROS. ~ CO.

-. ILNESC3IIDSS i3FfD.. y W
liz beg leave - a.i1se the tity
and Country trade tina; they have on hand
1gG->SNe, on consignment ami ordered TO close
SfcrhwitI large assortment oi 'iJ',, hnaes,
naias &c ETC. which together with cir well known stock OF
Ruias Hardware Of every description Crate, Tools etc.
. 80 80; NY Jaw fet
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THE subscribers will Continne the business Of the house
L ll.-r liz, -'ye Of Ef.iI.btQ NbH!UM CO., accord
i..G to act pascal before 5. Wagner. notary pnhlic.
NEUNE j. Il. KELLOGG.
\. p NUllpM,
]. L. EERBES,
7. ROY.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

(tTsISEs'S GsATETY- - . ..,x,..,
~ Lessee nd Manager -.
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DISSOLUVION-IIlE tnrAk rNEkSi!P HERETO.
IL f,1r existing intwecn tile undersigned, under the firm of
NERuWS 4 CSTROM is This day dissolved by n,uuaI
sent either partner will sign the OF the firm in liqui1on
,INO VI. BURROWS.
New Orleans, July l, 1856 JAS. 4. OSTROM.
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n FOUNDRY AND MACHJNE-SHOP.
~ NcCAN Il PATTERSON, corner Of Deiord and New
S5 Levee streets The HndersigGed @er nov procured to
AS~ manufacture STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS and
NATHINERY Of all kinds for Steam Boats Sugar P!ane-
iole Saw Mills Presses Draining Magazines and Rail
nads Gin Gearing Horse Power Fire Fronts, fHrnace
Months Bars, paented} or otherwise a. hey are
aren't. for Of Crate Bars Brass ORE oil
al kinds such a. age Cocks and valves Of every descrp-
lion Metallic Packing Steam cylinders, Gum Metal Kings
cir Racksritl Work Boats. saw Mills, Or Ma
ctnerv OF any description that may be et.uire! ~
They have on all times Crate Bar Nheel StirFps
Flame Bolts Guge Cocks Valves Of all sizes Used by steam
Boats. 80 ,.s 4.,, -r -,
,a1 hrv hone bv ass9ous attention their business, to
| ias AXIS ~ G''''''| - ' Mean 4 PATTERSON.
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NOTICE Mr.. DUFF GREEN, OF EirkSbtRG,
~ Mississippi, becomes partner III house this day.
- GREEN Is CRUMP,
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NiSSOI1CTIDS-Tti FIRM OF RAWLINS, Dun
- CAN CO., is This day dissolved by u1utu; CONSENT and
will be continued for purposes Of liquidation only.
Ju}r ! 1S5G l.. Il. DUNCAN.