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FOR CAIRO, HICKMAN AND NEW MADRID

FOR CAIRO, HICKMAN AND NEW MADRID:
fTSsMe =. iS57-TIIE MEMPHIS AND NEW
ltIhhkN4ASs" ORLEANS PACKET LINE Will, Tor the bal
of this season. extend their triIs to Cairo.
The Boats comprising Line all OF the FIRST GLASS;
and the steamers
John Simonds, Capt w. Wray,
Nebraska, Cap. A. Il. Irwin.
H. IL. w. 1ilI Capt. rhos. II. Newell
tngomtar', Capt l.. McDonough.
2SG2faSf, Capt. Il. a. Church.
Ben Franklin, Capt. NJ. G. Anders.
Their usual attention will be given to all business
entrusted to the boats of this line The boats of this line
meet Cairo with the Mail Packets for Louisville Nashville
and St Louis also with ali the Railroads for the Eastern and
Western cities. For further particulars, apply 10
JOHN f. HYDE Il CO, b6 Poydras street.
plan of the cabins of the above be
and state rooms engaged application TO the agents NIL
pOKTaBLE STEAM Observation-Disclosures
visiting New Orleans requested call subscri
ber's and in operation
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE,
got expressly for Plantation which for running Cotton
Gins Corn Mills pumping water, cannot be exceled
The first Of these Engines less than of the mules
that wonld be required do the Of work. and
simple that of ordinary capacity be
taught to one i'll week
Several work in different manufactures in this city and
giving entire satisfaction.
u. c. IOWBER, Agent,
d5 law&6mW IS Magazine street.
MANILA SALT, ,OOGDushcls Manila Salt cargoof
lsII7n nytl lrI InFS 4tp IA
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ESR FOR SALE-A SUPERIOR Al FAST SAIL.
Xins Ship of 2D00 bales pacity. Will be sold 10 to
Ssss44atssxx,7close concern. Apply to " -
fel6 GEO. w HYNSON & CO. So Camp street
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rzzzzz-- THE GREAT Ma
d 81 ~ EssRSEHsT E1aTAL Il pkHTiTohH kGTfH r. IEb iEB
OHIO RAILROAD.-Which forms the grand central link
the chain of communication between the Mississippi and the At
Iantic, terminates ut
WHEELING, BENwoOD andPARKERsBURG, ON THE
WAsH1NGToN CITY and BALTIMORE ON THE EAST
At which places it unes with RAILROADS and STEAM
BOATS, etc; for AZ Points East and West is the ONLY
ROUTE by which THROGH TICKETS TO WASHINGTON
be procured which point we'll BALTIMORE it
BILE route 1t the only by wicurchases of Through
Tickets New York enabled reach the cities Baltimore
only thus enabling business men and travellers for pleasure
Information visit four of the principal cities in the Union for
E- To passengers from New Orleans yicksbrg Natchez
upon Mississippi river CHOICE OF ROUTES to the East
by the Baltimore and Ohio Road and connections is offered
FRsT-Tbey may leave the boats CAIRO the mouth
of the 0ho and thence by the Illinois Central Railroad
sANDovAL dlS miles or PANA, Q72 miles and thence by
eastwady BY this route the traveller through Terre
Haue Indianapos Dayton; and xenia, to Columbus. o.
the u Mail boats up the Ohio Louisville Cincinnati
then take the JARS FOR THE EAST via the Little Miami
and Central OHIO Railroad which takes him directly to BEL
| the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Travellers notice that while this is the
only ordng Throu III Tickets all the
charged by other New only
is ao the shortest most speedy and direct all the leading
points in the East The distance from Columbus Baltimore is
by other There less changes of this
and consequently less detention than by any other.
to BALTIMORE or WASHINGTON is but FoRTY-THRE EE
| HOURS.
nv- Be particular and ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTI-
| MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
H Through Tickets, allowing the holders TO stop
point the and their journey pleasure be
trail Railroad under the ST. Charles Hotel New Orleans
| J. KENNEDY METTEE,
| Agent B. 4 o. R. r. New Orleans.
|
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TNIPoRTANT T,A,NNoUNCEMENT TO THOSE

IMPF9KSTANTT ,TrE TO THOSE
suited at his bispsnss,y s. SusTSMMogsE STREEE,
in both and female and Of whatever nature The
unparalleled which has attended Dr. James treatment
of the forms which these diseases
Il Of no how long the disease has continued
for his Remedies attack the complaint at its oua9n and
space possible without mercury change in diet Or hndance
SEMINAL WEAKNESS the effect Of early abuseof the
tenn m i cured Weakness of the organs Immediately
,a Of ,ionorRea cured in q hours Old
aSReme,nber that Dr. James Dspensary is 81 0ustomhouse
ST. N0y" street. Office hours from "A ~ y n m
GILMAN's PNEUMATIC sTEAM GRANU-
AI9 now IN use on seven planstions comprising the
three crops with combination Of the following advantages
la.or entire train VI ''''' ~ 7'''D
l. requires but Of 80 pounds of strike
2 i requires additional for the boilers. r.
is heating Surface Is equally dS"sS throughout the
50 @ al n h9Td S5d made
direct no additions boilers are REQUIRED where the mill
o cylinder boilers % inches in diameter and "a feet
and the Pneumatic Battery making 10 hds
g. The Pneumatic Battery put in operation
much less the planter than other bat
application of steam to making sugar. in part entirely
For further information pamphlet with full specifications
who prepared to make contracts for the Battery Evapo
raors or oarIcrS to be used M Ef Fse 81 S shaSTt e"
d4 6m 70 Grayier street, New Orleans. La.
THE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY GfU-
L Gerry STORE, No. % Baronne street E. l., BERo1ER,
H9-A large assortment of Choice GROCERIES, WINES
RASS the best brands in md 9ss
liquors sapens and variety d Fancy
cle Of The very best Qualities always on hand low prices
ss- Goods delivered to Eartlles tIee OF drayaee Wy
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THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 80.
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
OHIO RIv Err.

OHIO RIVER.
's"Fs FoR 81 a2SRiH n6uisVMfb: vi III xs. draft
passenger pack steamer Antelope, Captain
tssdas landings & En- g 81 B .DP board
n plan Of the cabin be and saerooms secured
by APPLYING to the agents.
VIII leave MONDAY. MAY 1lth, at o'clock p NJ
, r. - FOR LOUISyILLE-TH HE FINE
ssl PASSENGER steamer am, r. W9otifofd. James Ma
Memphis, Helena Napoleon Ycksbnrg, and all intermediate
landings For freight passage having unsurpassed
m9dat'ns o1 sppy on board sSspp Il e H1rE Front
n plan of her cabin be and
by applying to the agents.
LOWER MIssIssIPPI.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at 5P. NJ
r. REGULAR WEDNESDAY WEEKLY
Packe-For Carolina Landing, Ashton Pitchers
Point skipwtin's Landing, Lake Providence,
Rodney Natche Lake Washington and Point Woahing,on
w. POWELL H. Esis will leave above. For freight
nl6 T. B. SMITH, Tchoupitonlns street.
leaves eEs1s REGTLAR GaH THTRsbaY U
GssAsnIk Mail Packet CAPITOL. Capt. j. NJ
ssssSn White (n place of the r. W. McRae) will leave
for Carolina Landing, Ashton, Pitchers Point Skipwh's
Ntcksburg Grand Gulf Rodney Natchez, Fort Adams,
River Landing Bayou Sara Port Hudson Baton Rouge PIa
quemne and Donaldonyie the elegant and swift passenger
packet steamer CAPITOL, Capt j. NJ White n place the
w McRae) will leave above freight passage ap.
ply on boaad or to
a3 sNAPP & HITE, Front street
Saturday morning in time for the O'Clock leaving Vicks
burg for the interior
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REGULAR PACKETS.
THE STEAM ECLIPSE
sElKEt.5 for ouisvie-ths magnificent steamer Broad.
Ss=zA WE'LL commander will make We regular trips to
Louisville, leaving as follows, on
SATURDAY, May q at 5 p. NJ.
WEDNESDAY. May 20, at ppm.
SATURDAY, June g. Mt s P NJ
WEDNESDAY, June "a, Mt P. NJ
SATURDAY July Ii, ats p NJ
For freight or passage. apply on board, or to
. BROADWELL BROS. X Co, 65 Graver street.
nA plan of the cabin may seem rooms engaged for
any of the above trips by applying to the agents.
E~The Eclipse will freight chez Rodney Grand
Paducah. - =
M5-No room engaged until paid for. a27 If
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STEAMER ROBERT j. WARD,
Capt SilRs f. Miller.
, Nua FOR LOUISVILIE.-THIS WE'LL.
known passenger packet will leave the
and all intermediate landings throughout the
follows
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, April 10Th, at5P NJ
SATURDAY, May 10th, :.
. >. WEDNESDAY, June Sd,
SATURDAY. June 10th,
WEDNESDAY, July Sth
N B-Passcngers can DEPEND this steamer leaving
advertised.
No state GROOM considered engaged until paid for.
plan of the cabin be
any of the above trips by applying the agents.
milo W. G. BETTERTON Il Co, 25 Gravier st.
INDEPENDENT PEOPLES LINE
, T=Sa - FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
Bayou Grand Ecore and Alexandria - The
fssss@ss- splendid passenger steamer Duke, Sam Ap-
pegne, MASTER connecting Shreveport with
L. Daugley for Jefferson. Feights taken
at the cutomary The Duke every
SATURDAY and TUESDAY, according to the following
schedule
SATURDAY, April 25, at P. NJ
TUESDAY. May s,
For freight or passage, apply to
mil f. G. RANDOLH & CO., 40 Union street.
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S!sh FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER
E&SN ias A. eoppered @ fast sailing, brig Abby Thax-
ply 10 GEO. W. HYNSON Il Co -
T,n,,,,
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nIssOl4UTION-THE COMPREHENSIVE PREVI-
- onsly existing between the Undersigned under the firm of
ROBERT PITKIN & CO., is this day dissolved by mutual
consentChatles Fonda dposng of his interest Pkin
will continue business, is fully authorized to
the of the firm in the liquidation of its affairs will
pay all its liabilities. ROBERT PITKIN,
CHAS. FONDA.
New Orleans, January Q, lS57.-jal2
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6NFElCEs OIE NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
ted Of the Legislature, 18th March, 1855.
office of the Institution will be for the reception of
Deposits morning Sundays excepted from O'Clock,
eud On Saturday evenings from s to O'Clock.
Deposits of One Dollar and upwards will be received.
The employment of the funds strictly limited by the Act OF
Public Debts Of the United States of the
State Of louisiana and Of the City of New Orleans.
Loans of uNencumhered and umproved Real
Estate within limits Of the city Of New Orleans,
ing so per Of the appraised cash value.
pps pledge of the Stock of the Incorporated Banks In
New Orleans exceeding 60 cent Of the market value
funds is 10 be distributed seniann,ny among The Deposols
No Trustee directly indirectly borrow Of the fund.-
el0lument whatever.
Certificates deposits, having interest rRte beRgreei
upo issued for not less than $1,000 deposited fora
SV0'A-' TRUSTEES.
George EustiB, A. D. Kelly, William Vogel,
w H. Mercer Geo. UrquhRrt, +. b. Sumner
". G. Duncan, 4. Heine Ieorge Jonas,
Wilh8lmps Bosart, I. ". Wood, Ihos. A. CiHrsi
Tl,os A. Adams, u. A. Bradford, u. d. WheTs
W. N MERCER, President.
u VI 4 voGhIs' Hsss' Vice Presidents
R. i. SUMNER,
D. d. WITHERS, Treasurer.
EB-Copies of the Act Of Incorporation and Bylaws
be ohtaihed OF the office. n2Sly
DXCELSIOR REFINERY-T ABOVE Es-
Il tablishment in full operation, and prepared
To supply superior article of GOLDEN SYRUP and RE-
FINED MOLASSE, in barrels and half barrels in quantities
. suit purchasers Samples can be q office.
BROADWELiI BROS. Il CO.,
No. is Gravier street.
M If Agents Of the Refinery.
EERIONS-JOO boxes landing this day from bark Gan
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( EGRIONS-i00 boxes landing this day from bark Gan
II dolto, for sale BY
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MANILA SALT, ,0OGbushcs Manila Salt cargo Of
Lfl ship Oxford, for sale BY
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Td,,ING FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER-Tbe
VI IN superior fast sailing schooaer Howard, ll5 TINS
1l Segse' carries l5 tuns heavy freight having been
thoroughly overhauled, newly corpered and in fine
a2D GEO. W. uYNSON L co go carnn stroO+
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To sail on THURSDAY, May 7h. at s o'clock A. NJ
SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP COM
RMLEkI PANY.-FOR BRAHOS SANTIAGO via Gal.
- weston ana !ndianola-U $. Mail Lne.-The
and magnificent steamship se eraI Rusk Thos Forbes
commander will sail above punctuay, For freight or
passage having elegant accommodations apply
HARRIS, MORGAN.&CO. footor Julia street
nSFregh, will be taken for Brazos Santiago,
shippers will please provide themselves steamers
form of bills Of ladng None other will signed a29
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.


s y - ssasE5krTs4! agE5k kSq95uTaE GlEh r
EST and ONLY RELIABLE LINE FROM NEW ORLEANS
4 '.-'SrS' To
Chicago. Detroit Buffalo, Niagara Falls New York. Boston,
! 4 philadelphia, Montreal Saratoga Springs, the
; White Mountains,
splendid passenger leaves Nw Orleans daily at
O'Clock r. M from Cairo from which point there is continuous
railway with all the Northern and Eastern
cities -
. Two trains leave Cairo daily
Morning Express at 6 A. N.
Evening Express at p. NJ. ....
Connecting at SANDOVAL with Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road Louis PANA with Terre Haue Alton Rail
road Louisville and Cincinnati DECATUR with Great
Western Railroad for Springfield Jacksonville and Naples
LAsALLE with Rock Island Raroad for Rock Island Rav-
Railroad for Gaesbnrg Burlington Quincy and Central
iowa. arriving at DUNIEITH in "a hours.
One the Minnesota Packet Companys leave Dun
leh Paul. ali intermediate landings arrival of
the from Cairo.
Going East there is change between Cairo and Chi
and but three from Cairo New York. Through Chi
IS hours Niagara Falls SS ours New York 45 hours
Baggage checked through.
For through tickets information, apply at the ILL.,
Central Railroad Ticket Office the Charles
tel St. Charles street. New Orleans.
ABLY W. +. REDDTNG, Agent
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RxrusLIcAH NonIxArioxs.- The nGnA1i-
can Cosnsy Conventicss q OAaelsstoa, -
Saturday, nsds he fsllgwing soninatasnes
for SENATOR, ]. W. Raaain, u ksokak Dr..
J. @. Walker, - Fort AAdisoa. For Bsprs-
scntativss, g. O. Eaton, Of Warrington !; r.
W. Pittnan, of West Point; and D. ". HI
at, Of Harrison.
NOMINATIONS or rnx BLACK DaEooaAcy.-
Al the Charleston Convention, on Saturday
last, the following nominations were nads !:
for Senators, Dr.. Allen, Of Ksokuk ". A.
Thurston, Of Fort Madison. For Kspsssn-
tatives, W. W. Bslknap, Of Kecknk; J. A.
Carey, Of Fort Madison; and G. G. Boulder,
Of Harrison.
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The Democracy used 70 claim Je6srson -
he founder Of their party. Since they hare
become An exclusively Pro.Slavsfy party,
they say very l,tsls about Jsfsrssn, rarely
nsntioning his name. Still the claim 10
good, for Jefferson seas the founder Of the
old Democratic party, Of which the present
party 10 technical successor, in mere organ
ization, though inhsriting none Of its erigi-
aal spirit. Bat il Jefferson was the founder,
Douglass may lay claim to be the present
high-priest, exp oundsr, or law-giver. Now
let ~ compare the sentiments Of these two
men, upon primary point. Jefferson said,
in that docamsns which used 10 b. the pride
Of every American, but which il snesrsd At
b. some, now, - being an aggregation Of
"sessding and Offering gsnsralitiss," )
sssalf-svident lis," ste.
ssWe hold these truths TO be self evidcnt :
that ell men are created equal; that they are
endowed BY their Creator with certain unal-
iensble rights; that among these are life,
liberty, and the pursuit Of happiness that,
TO secure these rights, governments are iusti.
tused among men, deriving their just pow.
ers from the consent Of the governsd.''
Douglass, a few weeks ago, at the capital
of the State he represents, in speech upon
the political topics Of the day, said:
sit has been the rule OF civilization ard
Christianity, the world over, that wheneve r
any one man, or set OF men, were incapable
OF taking care Of themselves, they should
consent to 10 governed BY those Who were
capable Of managing their affairs for them. !"
And this vas spoken not Of negroes, but
Of white men, of all men.
The language of one, 10 the common lam
guAge Of the friends Of human rights. The
iasguags OF the other, forms tho creed of
aatocrats and tyrants. The sentiment Of
Jefferson, was the common sentiment Of the
time. He who expresses the other, speaks
10 the name Of great party that rules the
nation to-day. Isisnot proper that We, hav.
ing adopted Republican forms, founded upon
the Democratic element, whom things have
come to this, should, in oil seriousness, think
upon the days which arc gone, and the days
which are; upon what We were, and what ws
have become; upon what We profess to be,
and upon what We are? There il plain or
ror somewhere. Was it our fathers; or is il
oursp II twas theirs, and We shall choose
to ssnctify oppression, il We inherit their
bravery, We shall do it openly, like men We
shall erase the lines they wrote, and cause
the permanent record Of our political faith
to square with our actual belief, and the con-
duct Of our daily life. Hypocrisy il vice
needless to all but towards.
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rslegrApnMsws.

v...,ro,or. 81 Z. y so.she,. ,,ali
49, ~ ~ ~ 49, .eeaji.r.4 Il. 10. :,
TSe Teraa 49, Soua1 4 slsat1
~e9rais. o.4,sSs~. 17 5000 T.
ma India.s asaaaraa n y 1870
Sean A.sonio. ~ oEI1 W1<@Sne r 5K a
OsvaIrv venf n uursuit. "a rspcrted Ill
II. hor.ss "A -nIea ~ From the Gan
n;a~o ~sii trai,.
On. PornIss ra,tv la arrived NJ Fort
ClsrE 81 teiL sSg & q
~ IrSiass veea f&ouhae - = ii 1AhrOdks.
h.s 49, 1sSssasd is ~ esssrsaes1e 49,
Fort $780, 40 ! esr1se1e q he 9Th
;nfantrs - k{iiel. ~ hdiane vpee III
mounted and armsd With Shapes rides and
Uoless 49,. 81 s4wsGe
io6o ~ i eatsle h.a df.d III ves$ya-
ton ON GalseaAon laaanA.
Tho ssbjset of - eon6<ituIfonal conyen-
ton vas beiur asitatsd n Tie papxs.
Il aDusared pceei6le that Gen, Henderson
would {ecline and tbes Mt. Wasd vealA Do
non;nstAd for q. 8. eenassr. il raase Of Mr..
Rusk.
On the lot inst. In savaaash, the stock Of
cotton vss $500 bslse against sane amount
Last vsar. M
Lou,syuLs. Sent. The COMMITTEES Of
the National Asrieultural Sooisey hays
awarded premiums 70 the Rsapers at che
Syracuse trial Of July last. . follows:
q. 8. Mccormick, Chicago, gold medal; W.
A. Wood, Hoossc Falls, n. T., silver medal;
Warder. broksw 4 Child. HpriusAald. o.,
bronssd medal; Jonathan Hainss, Pskin,
Ills., diploma. Keepers and Mowers eon.
bined Walter A. Wood, Hoosac Falls, gold
msdel d. n. Osborne, Buffalo, oliver medal;
Wasdsr, Brokaw & Child, bfonssd medal.
The awards 70 the Moving Asohinss not vet
made.
BsAfrtxDoso, VI. Sep. A Are oesurrsd
here last nisht. destroyinr about 80 houses.
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THE next ssssioo Will se0Deoee - 0eoeoy H.
i 18th Of September. A
The principal bsias dsstfoss = sstAbsisAlse 10
Esskuk pssnsosns lnstltutlsa q . NJ ss1ss,
VIII exert Ase ataest sAility - rsaA9 Nss oem1-
sasy In al rsepssas weelAv q n,aags.
A esptsal sa6 reA1ily aeo0ssfbls Lesa1iaa 49,
hsen dtaiAo1-eAs a6aS ~ ear1 - ~sa4eakeus
-ths best instfoeta1 ~ sesGFs1 Tor easA 1spasb-
msnt, md pArtiealAf attention. viii ~ bestpWs1
spoa tA4 pAysisal snl Dosal - vsil - intsllss1l
tseAAin4 q the puplls.
u P1urrse IL iastrssssos will - sassesi -
ee0plsle.
n MUSIC ~ principal has svailsd hssseh 4 ~
siAsss abllltiss u hp. =. 4. CtTtstis, fss vssaa
~ lAsesumsutal.
etAssd Lectures On Physiology, Astesasay -
Asllee Letters viii y dslivsfed wishsst estm
cAasgs.
Trims:
Primary Department. ssssiea II - wesas, ~ 9
AnA1A1ie DO a. I" ~ ~
Mssis = 1iaDoaad Gaites, (sxtse) - -
yrsash sal LasIa. (sxtrA) 10 -
Drawing. gratis.
Ros f.vtksr yasbisslan saqaiss q ~ ss.iaasy.
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Erom VwashaDgsen.
Special Dispatch 70 the N. Y. Tribune.

WARRINGTON, Sept. l, 1857.
Preparations for oon6iet ID Kansas sre
openly avowed here in Washington. More
trosps are, - reported, undsr orders for the
Territory, and martial law Will reign in Kan
sss till altar the Ostobsf elections.
Faulkner and other nsmbsss elect Of the
Virginia delegation to Congress arrived to-
night 70 secure justice 70 virginia in new
appointmsats. 4 Desperate fsud has sprung
up between Gov. Wise and portion Of the
delegation over the appaintment Of Z suc-
csssor to Auditor Phillips and messenger
or two.
Beverly Tucker rspsnts Of his rashnsss;
and the Liverp Dol Consalship trsmbles In tho
Our Municipal elcction took place to-day.
George Sparks, American, ID elected Mayor
BY Ssl majority. The Americas ticket 10
also elected.
Beverly Tucker has accepted tho appoint
ment to the Consulate u Liverpool.
The Prcsident's reply 70 Professor Sill
man and others on affairs in Kansas, will
soon BE- published.
In Texas, the continued atrocious outrages
on Mexican cartmen Was exciting deep indig-
nation in the western part Of the StatA.
letter from Point Coupee, Louisiaaa,
says that in consequence Of severe frosts In
diaersnt parts Of she 6tats, the Spring cane
will DO behind fair average, snd that the
Fall must be very late to allow Il TO ripen.--
Under oil circumstances, the crop Of sugar
cannot exceed 2S0, 900 hhds., and the plsnt-
srs generally estimate it u MT over 900 900.
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IA 1moAo8D IN s
ALLIyAAY Light GUARD AAMn,
~ chisaee. anA will give oss u thsas Nson1
~ CessssSs - As1ofvse HaiL NsD-sLsen 1lnlW,
9epssnA~ ~. sEA*44
Tickets 43sasAs sad y - pa6shanae - O..
cert nshst viii - pssseats1 asAase II ~ fms-
ton LasA Company, TAs An11 - sslQed n
where. 50 M Y feoDA1oeN
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FATAL Saoortxo ASssAY.--Aa array 90
CURED at Fredonia, ON the Iowa river, on
Sunday, IN drinking saloon, which, we an
derstand, rsanltsd fatally. The parties en-
Gagged wsfe two lrishnsn, and he eissun.
stances, - near - ~ can learn, are = fol-
lows: One Of thsm had been dsinkins prsfty
freely, and when about TO quit ~ saloon.
refused 20 pay his bill. Ihe other, inaGiea-
ted, = W learn, By the saloon keeper, threat
snsd 70 shoot him II he did sot ssttls his hill,
and - he vs. going towards the door dis.
charged . pistol, the contents Of which an
tered HE lsst side, causing alnost instant
death. These Eastioplars Ne isarnsd q )
gentleman acquainted with ths facts, and ws
presume they arc correct. We have mot
learned whistler the man Who Aired the shot
has bsen arrested or mott Museatins Jour
nal, and.
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oaDINARCE No. lso.
An OrdinAaes II yslatioa to The eollssaisa u ~
Taxes Il 1887.

BSit ordAlnsd b ~ City cesasil ek ths Oiey
OF Rsoksks Section 1. 1AAt ~ Osilestsr q
hereby as,horised nd Aireslsa ~ . CIR q pat-
ie sale such parcels Of real sssaAe, - wAisA ~
taxes levied fof the present ysas shall remain
paid after ths Asst day Of 8epesmbsr asxt, ustil
the Arst day Of Dsss nber, loilewiae.
section 2. The Collector shall eeAenus to rsoeive
payment Of Ill taxes after the 6Sst day Of SepsU-
Der, until tho day II sals--ehasgiag the Aastaing
costs thereon.
Ssctiss ;. That tie City Collector shall pesviess
to the st day Of Dscsnhss Of ths present year pay
over 70 the City Treasurer the a9ount Of tAs tax
list placed In his AAnds, sxsspt ~ Aseunt oe the
DELINQUENT list y pcrsonAlDy allowed BY ths City
Council. and bis par ssntaea Ssr the collection
thereof.
Passed Sept. I, 1857
(Attest,) HAWKINS TAYLOR, Mayor. (
d. 5. AsssiAn. Clerk.