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pURAL RESIDENCES
II MANUFACTURING SITES!
RARE oPPQRTUNITYlt

LONG CREDIT L '
FOR SALE-l5O SQUARES OR ABOUT $500 LOTS IN
THE TOWN OF kENNER.
This property situated the lire of the N o., Jack
and H. Railroad miles from The city The ground form
ing part Ridge, higher than place
within foy.dve miles, and will drain itself rapidly without
artificial means.
To secure airy healthy and agreeable neighborhoods as ru
raj the families of the cy
sections of the higher grounds have been apart pr
TONS of which is designed shall be lined with
and ornamental To their wants grounds
been and Will be donated proper
schools churche colleges aud public squares Here te
wealth may combine to make place unsurpassed
beauty.
caly decided advantages manufacturing
town than any other point III State 1t has
Mississippi river OF than mile and upon
the naygable waters of Lake Ponchartran only
miles distant 1t is the only place where the n. o. Jackson
ard u N Railroad connects directly with river
districts For the establishment manupct all de
scrptons dry docks and steamboat building has
or and tor the Of arti2ns and the
as SO much needed in midst liberal inducements will
| offered
Lumber the daily brick made on the spot can
pany will render the facilities travelling
munity and will accommodation train
town hours the of business
the city, suihcency of travel require
p Irwin will also his line Of omnbusses
requisite hours thus making the connection
portion OF this property will be sold prices
small of five cash. balance five years credit
| with interest at SIN per cent annnm.
Fer further particulars apply MINOR KENNER, the
town Of kenner W. r. CoLEMAN, Charles street;
f. VoSE, li5 Magazine street. au2O ly
| DRaDEDR pnRTapVL srE mn I'm.
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Avis special tous les EIecteurs dc la VILE
de la observation-disclosures.

Tous les voans don't les initiate,
comprises entire les ettre X oues deux neusvement,
leurs Poll No un de Pcc rnspec
t etons les voan don't les par mi
tale, comprises entire les ettres T. inclusive
deposeront eurs Precincts
respecifs d Perception des votans
SEPTEaE PRECNCT-Tons les Precinct les
par initiate comprise entire les ees
ct G. toues deux nelusvemen deposeront lcrs
Poll No I'm tons les don't les
oue niiale conpri entire les eres n deux
clusiVement depoeront eur Poll No eux
les votns DOM les par initiate
prise les etres q ncusivement depoSe
Iont leur votes Poll No Trois.
Par ordre dn Bureau Central DIES Commssaires.
j AD RDZJr X Srcr.tare
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POLICE JAIL--OFFICIAL.

WAS brought to the City Police Jail on the
w 18th Of October the boy JOE Says he belongs
to Mr. Bolton who keeps Traders Yard in Memphis, Tenn
and has scar on the fore finger Of the left hand and mps
little when he walks and is 5 feet 51a inches high.
' ~ ~ ~ Z. PLANtHARD "
Keeper of City Police Jail.
o22 l5t t. THEARD; Gc:.p.rcI.ar.
WAS brought &c Inc City Police Jail on the
Of October, the bright mulat,o boy JIMMY Says
he belongs Mr. Edgar Labnche Parish of St. Charles
has cut the right hand, and is l6 II old. He
feet 81 inches high ..
The owner will call claim property according to law
f. PLANCHARD,
Keeper of City Police Jail.
o2s Isl T: THEARD, Comptroller.
WAS brought to the City Police Jail ON the
w 10th of October, The mulao boy EDMOND Says he
longs to Mr. William Long Of Mill Tennessee. He is feet
inches high.
l-.5r rr- E. BLANCHARD
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
\ -. = HENRY DUREL
Y ocl9 15t p vg.., Clerk OF Comptroller
MAS brought to the City Police jail on the
w 18th of October, The boy GEORGE. Says he be-
longs Mr.. Edouard Bourgeois Of the Parish Of ST. James.
He is s feet inches high ,.--
The will call and claim his property according law
-s- .u L. BLANCHARD,
bts -4f Keeper Of City Police Jail.
Registered, October II, 1851 r,,,,,n, f.
ocl9 I5t Clerk Of Comptroller
MAS brought to the City Police jail the
w 13tho October, the JOHNNY Says he belongs
to Mr. Jack Randolph Bayou Goua He is 5eet II inches
hE Fl. ,un.. ,.,,, ..,, -, .,.,. -,
Il. BLANCHARD,
.. Keeper OF City Police Jail.
HENRY DUREI,
Clerk of COmO trpl Ter
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a bachelor friend of ours has left boarding house
- which were number OF old maids, on account OF
ne miserable fair set before him at the table,
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

n J. ROCH ~ CO., MANUFACTURERS OF
I'd HaIS-Ihe Subscribers ready do any work
that their customers and the public in gene raj shall
hit to bestow them Having engaged the competent
workmen and being of the best of
confident that they good any
lishment IN the city
n. B-iiats OF all qualities and made order
est notice J. ROCH x CO.
Of ON kArnnne and GfRYier
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,,sb, TO COUNTRY AMI COMMITS s. ia
EMISSION MERCHANTS. kEA
HI 1000 GASES--Jnst received per steamships -
- Black Warrior Philadelphia, Calawba and Empire Civ
and ships Fanny Eaer Hemisphere Susan Kinks large
and well assorted stock of
BOOTS SHOES AN D HATS,
all of the LATEST and MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES
As stock is continually moving, none bat the
goods store which will the most rasons
BILE
E5Merchants will find it to their interest give us call
and examine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere
j, NJ GOULD 4 CO.,
q Noray;na strsat
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IMPORTANT TO COTTON Pl,ANTERS-BY
which their Incomes be Doubled-The undersigned
has invented and obtained letters from the United States
Tor the arrangement and combination Of machinery for convert
ing Seed Cotton into Yarns by continuous from the
Gin through the preparation ard spinning machinery until
ready tor shipment weaving. The saving Of COTTON
the use Of machinery to press the cotton into bales
its handling ALL and those and dsentange it. which
very destructive in their operations the fibre
dispensabe those of ginning and spinning
actures my YARNS made of unhrokn fibre and hence
will be fifty cent stronger will command advanced prices
and they will distance all competition In market.
The undersigned prepared dispose of privileges to
his PATENT and Planters will be informed with
plets Instructions how it, how obtain the best
chnery and all other particulars application adj
dressed here, consultation with
corner Front and Dauphn streets, up stairs.
fe3 lytW GEORGE G. HENRY. Mobile. Ala.
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GIhMAN's PNEUMATIC STEAM GRAM

1NILMAN'S PNFUMATIC STEAM ERANU-
" LATOR is now in plantations, comprising the
largest and smallest classes; which
three crops, with combination Of following advantages
any other known application of
lator entire train
l. II requires but Of 30 of strike
Battery"
q It requires additional water for the boilers.
g. Its pipes never ''scnle'' require cleaning
Its heating surface equally distributed throughout
body OF juice that hard grained sugar
g. The steam being all condensed
direct additional boilers required where the mill
boilers are large and Gmans Bagase Furnace is usedoe
pair of cylinder boilers 80 inches in diameter long
with Gna's Bagasse Furnace furnish grind the
and the Pneumatic Battery making 10 hhds sugar
per day.
DO The Pneumatic Battery Granuato put in operation
at much less expense the planter than other steam bat
terry application Of steam making entirely
by steam.
For further information, pamphlet with full specifications
and drawings will be furnished application othe Subscriber
who is make for the Battery Eyapo
SAMUEL II. GILMAN
"A " tiravier New Orleans. La.
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FPAyE DU QUATRIEnIE DISTRICT-u
IA ete conduit depot DIES Epayes du Quareme District,
Jackson entire les Laurel epaves
I'm petit Bouc nOir, ayant lie bout de Ia queue noir.
Une Dheve jaime ct blanche 10 torne droe reounee ct
touchan lie cou ISL
81 pas raclames dix jours
fras payts lis vendns renChere plbigue dit de-
psf SAAEDI novembre 1857, d 10 heures A. NJ ! -
< tl r. A. GUYO1I, Commissare des
Noureile- Orleans % 1857 M
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GREAT G r NJ
M a H ls:L s gEsk E65F z E i : II
EST and ONLY RELIABLE LINE FROM NEW ORLEANS
To
Chicago Detroit Buffalo, niagara Falls, New York Boston,
Philadelphia, Montreal, Saratoga Springs, the
White Mountains, etc.
splendid passenger leaves Orleans daily
O'Clock p NJ fiom Cairo from which point there
railway communication with all the Northern and Eastern
cities.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Two trains leave Cairo daily
Morning Express at 8 A. NJ.
Evening Express at & r NJ.
Connecting sANDOyAL with Ohio Mississippi
road for ST. Louis PASA with Terre aue Alton
road for Louisville and Cincinnati DECATUR with rsat
Western Railroad for Springfield Jacksonville and Naples
LASALLE with Rock Island Railroad for Rock Island Day
export and Peoria; MENDOZA with Chicago and Bur,ing
Railroad for Galesbug Burlington, Quincy Central
Iowa, arriving at DU NLEITH in "A hours.
the Minnesota CoDpauy's DIM
lefth for ST. Paul and all intermediate landings arrival of
the cars from Cairo.
Going East there change of between Cairo and Chi
cagO and but three Cairo New Through Chi
IL hours Niagara Falls 3S hours New York As
Baggage checked through.
EFor through tickets, information apply at the ILL.,
nos Central Railroad Ticket Office under the ST. Charles Ho
az iy VI. F. REDDING. Agent
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RRADFORD's PORTABLE STEAM EN-
- GIL ES Panters' useOrders for the Engines
manufactured by j. N. Bradford Co Handsboro' Miss
| will be received by r. +. HARRISON,
| au2I en- leo Gravier Street
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Special Notice to the Electors of the City of
~

III V6eIs WHOSE snfanee with initial letter
from TO K both inclusive will their votes at Poll No
One of their respective Precincts and all the whose
names begin with any initial letter ranging from to both
inclusive Will cast their Poll
Precincts, with the exception of the voters Of The
SEVENTH PREcINcTAll Precinct whose sur
names begin with any initial letter ranging from both
inclusive, will cast their vote at Poll No One All
whose begin with any initial letter ranging from
NJ both inclusive viii cast their Poll Two
whose begin with letter ranging from
to H. both inclusive will cast their No. Three
By order of the Central Board Of Commissioners
o23 te j, Ad, R0ZIER Secretary
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SOUTHERN MUSICAL EMPORIUM
A7 MAIN Depot 80 Camp street-Brsnch s6 Chartres

47 MAIN Depot 80 Camp street-Branch So Chartres
l.. G AB1CI, Proprietor.
The stock of these comprises full and complete
assortment Of
EUROPEAN MUSIC.
ALL THE AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS.
ERARD'S and Pl.EYEL'S PIANOS,
Directly imported from Paris.
STEINWAY SONS CELEBRATED PIANOS.
N. B.-These celebrated Pianos considered all the
prominent artists the best in the United States In the
Mesrs Sons have received at various public indus
trial Exhibitions and Fairs of the North not less than SIX PIE
MUM COLD MED AIS for the superiority their Pianos.
Also large assortment Of
c. F1SCHERS PIANOS of all sizes at moderate prices,
to suit the convenience and of MI classes of
buyers.
MASON'S and HAMELIN'S CELEBRATED MELODEONs,
Harps, Guitars Volns, Accordeons Banjos Flutes
Instruments of all kinds and Musical Merchandise Of every
description.
R1-Musc Bound Pianos Tuned and Repaired.
NoTE-Any order for Music Pianos anything
relating music be left either store by
mail, will he promptly attended to-.
ma ly L. GABICI
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ORLEANS ACADEMY, SOUTH LEAST SECTION
~ Iivoli CircleFeenh Annual Sesson.-The Fifteenth
Annual Session of this Institution begins the st of septem
Der, 1857.
The plan of instruction comprises general and extensive
tenn of education It offers great for the acquisition
Of Languages, The French daily spoken in School
the Classics thoroughly explained.
The scaon is kcathythe play grounds ample, with
fine shade and shrubbery
For particulars apply i'll person. by letter at the Instu
tiSn NJ. d. DIMITRY, A. NJ,
au97 I'm
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ELECTION NOTrICE--oFFICIAL

Jos. D.. sCrusson ss-,'s' - ' ''
Market onisa street Commissioners John Anderson r. d.
Pol No Too Girls School House, Mereau street Commits
sioners; Alfred Bonrges D. Il. Farrar, j. b. Funel
TWENTY FIRST PRHeINcr-Pol No One-At The cornsr al
Congress and evee aaues Chafbon
net .. b. Massicot, c. vinat y " - $3.50 =
Poll No. Ttco--At the California Saw MIL
PHILIPPE Lanneanx Nicholas snnott Adophe Cure s;
k Fourth District.
TwENTY-SEcoNp PRRc1Ncr-l'on No Oae-At the Hook and
Ladder Fire Company jackson Rousseau and
Fulton streets Commissioners John f. Coffee David Adams
Robert Layton u. st55e. Il
Poll No 9roAt the Boys High School house. on Laurel
Wade, A. j. Quirk, T. s. Whitaker.
a TWENTY THlRp PREcINcT-Pon No. One AT the Engine.
House Of Fire Company No 49, Washington Avenue be-
tween Camp and Magazine. Commissioner John Burnett
JOHN Holmes, John Armstrong,
Poll No. Teo-A the Girls High School house Second
street be- Magazine and Constance Commissioners r.
W. Robert, George Purvis, James Joles. '
7.- Algiers.
That part Of the Parish Of Orleans the right
20 sissippi river.
ALGIERs-At the Cont House. Commissoners-Jas. Aick-
man. w. A. Hyde Chas. E. Forter.
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CO-PAKTNERSHIP-T UNDERSIGNED HAxx
" this day formed under the style of H. W.
CONNER SON. for the transaction of General Exchange
and Banking Business in this city Office No. 80
H. w. CONNER,
Ia. H.W. CONNER, Jr.
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harmed 10 Deaa-The Coroner without holding an inquest
certificate of burial for Charlotte little slave girl six
years old who died from accidental burning received in the
"a r
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l. ATEST N Z VS..


Nsw loRA, July l..
porcy, the nc~m who murie~,l the cir
IN the otq Warl some time ago was hung
to-day, in the Tombs yard
ihe memhers II DIR. Chcever's Church
held a meeting last evening Tor ene purp, G
~ hesrne protest from the ,li-placed Il. i.
CONS, aernst the recent action Ia relation Ca
thsm Tie protest was read and ordered
y ec placed on the rccnrd Of the church
comimittee II five was appointed 60 con
slider the protest and report thercon
The aeicbration of the 18th Annives. AIRY
oi The storsn'lg oi Stony Point, took place
Yesterday al Stony Point The corner
stone II monument to b. erected on the
fpot, to the memory of Gen Wayne and
h's comrades, was laid NTH Appropriate ma
soil,c eescmonics There were a. man, A.
io,VoV people psescnt Addresses we're
made BY Hon 4 \ Parker RerJ Rutler
and othcri
The vcrIaont Democratic State Con,en.
ton asschblcd at Rutland yester,la, ami
nominated Willis Dyman Il Burlington for
Lieut. .sssernor, and y W Thur ton Of
Monfpciicr for Treasurer Resolutions werc
ADOPTED seseain'ng 'br policy Il the Cnch-
anan administration, approving &c thc bred
Scott decision and tie coursv OF Gov Wall
sr IN kanSAs, and advocating the rcpeal or
the prohihieory liquor law. A resolution of
respect to the menory ii Wm. l.. Marcy
was also adopted
The Msesupolitan Pal,ae COMMISSIONER.
are ~ IN null posseaSson of tie station
houses, tclegraphs, and a the paraphcrnalia
OF the old force, exccptiile the fund
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Frs.. W,ashisssss.s

-. WAsiiisoToS, july l..
III. sum appropriated for prosecuting the
Land Surveys IN California for the year end
ing Junc 30th, has been exceeded by about
Sl75OOO, in consequence IL this deficiency.
the accounts 81 the Deputy Surveyor have
been suspended The liabilitie. will H. over
till Congress provides the none, ior their
liquidation.
The Surveyor II the Interior has decided
that the survey must bc continued, and that
the klOu,MU for tho titcal year, ending june
1883, cum b. used os.ly :or that period, ami
not TO discharge the prcv.n- liability
MAJOR Park Y ilowic, ,of tlr marine cnrpr,
died to-day
Robert Cro's, amiher nj the Washington
rioters, WAS tnda, tn,n,l Hvilt, or sttc,npt
'ng To Kill rlliecman who Was attempting
TO arrest him, aud sentenced to eight wear,
imprisonment IN the pel,itemtiar,-th at
most extent II the law.
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CO N N Z r CIAL.


Nav 1osx. Jaly Il,
faoIs B<itsi sales s.oso bu al edaOsonSS for
sapesnne STATE - aeoe ~ for exta d. 81 1AeeS 5o
fr snprI western, td.enosT ssr common 10 s~.iinn
extra Michigan, Indiana uL.a and Canadian nrmsr
ssl-s sp ees at - st0oss 81 tr super - sasnb f,t
saira R,r noaf guilt At n ssoAs
OkAix Wheat hrnrr sslss staD bu ut ~ ~ C,t
ehlrsgo spsins ~ f,r prime white Canadian k,r
aai 81 etIast1,m Corn. shade better, with modsf
ale demand saics 5000 ~ Iaixrd western At slass
Oat. quiet.
WHISKY sales No hhr ~ 32sc
fsoyisio>s-lork better: saies 500 lbs a, Ale .s
- tg prime. t1ssas.s hlr nlrss Rect to
chang ssies aust Larr better /. higher
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~"As
X&~ .l...l.

EL Iron churches, seventy feet hong
Forty feet wrle, and twenty feet LwL, eaps
BILE II accommodating seven hundred per
sons, and ees,,Es about $4,000 each, have
been erected recently ~ the neigLhorLood
81 London They are lined with wood,
which Is covered with canvass AMI paprred
They can bc taken down and moved tn 9TH
er locations ii desired.
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~ this NJ. T.. July IL.
Wa. Dubnqae, lIth-Ths application
ior the removal II the Capital frpn, st Paul
I" 81 Peters, was refused by judy. vii
son. lie decided that after the Govern
m'.nt and Legislative Assembly had cstah
''-hed the temporary Scat M t;oycrnm.nt
At It. Paul, their power was exhausted, anil
consequently had M authority to remove IL
"a another place.
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street, perhaps The different manufacturing
establishments seemed full Of life. One Of
these days, il l. our well defined intention TO
visit all these establishments, and take a seri.
Jus look into the inner life Of Moline. On
this visit, we had the opportunity of merely
ekiinming over the outer surface.
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IL Do,.IAsirs ~ TE0usLE ~ ndcr
this caption the Ssohsra Wiaeisaa state
that Dickinson, recently EsmesAlic Regis
ter ol the Land Once at Ka.kaskia. La.
been arrested and held to hail In the sum o,
five hundred dollars, on charge of hurria
ry, - PinkneyviIle, the county scat of Perry
county, in Illinois.
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EL The ram At Cuba, Allegheny esun
~, n. y, last week caassd tAs grsasest
Hood ia that village ever known. The wa
ter ran throaeh the streets Of the town in
. perfect torrent, breast deep, and several
persons narrowly escaped drowning.
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az hENOSE I'D ME sINk Uf bUUI >
y sht skoes ~ the fp@sa recently oxeupled 4.
Wm Raymond 60 f.w dosrs asoxs the Psss
tsdEc~ AaiJoihlu. the Iowa Bsak Ransu. wl~re ~.
~ii be ptrs><d - all ~ h.s cid old Customers and
fsa@n5 wtli fassr him Nisb thslx raj.
rpaas. HE ssosk !. lsrrr and ~ viii snsi.avar l.,
sssa satisfaction e al lgstf
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CT The New albany, Ind, Le,iyst says
that sunday night man named Barbour
was shot in that city by hi. LyotLer in-law,
Campbell, a lad VI ~ year,. lie received
800 shots IN the hand and abdomen.
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A Between pigeons and pra-shoppcr-,
crops ia Minnesota are likely ~ -aiIer u
- said that whole fields ofcorn are destroy
ed by pigeons
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y - The v.,l,e.. ~ ~. 49,, ..s ~

E.L The police II the city u New York
at present consists 81 captains, 2j ser
geants, ~ Ioundsmcn, GO on special duty,
CSC policemen, q eioorkeepers and 400 spec
ial patrolmen.
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coirnAts, a., Jul, T..
Two indictments have been found AGAINST
Treasurer Gibson. Onc Cor cunlezxl~mcnt
ot Seneca county, tine indictment Ei.snL
against Brc-lin with several counts ca .m-
bczzlcmsnt
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q Finding u pearls it seems occurs
wherever muscles abound. Between Al2,
VuO and sl5,UNU worth have been ioun.i At
kpping- Nh
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LL The Po'ct gf Liea for Jul, contain.
. call i'r the Annual Meeting u the Iowa
State Teacher Association, 10 be held on
the llth 18th and 18th days of August
neat
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EL An editor in Alabama threatens To
cut his Democratic neighl,pr "inio twenty
pieces" That wouldn't necessarily kill the
Fellow. Each piece, however small, would
be quite large enough to hold his soul. - Loa.
Joar.
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- Correspondents, whether sending ~
prose OF poetry. will please accompany the ar
,icl~s IL intended for publication with their
real names Unless this bs dime they need
not think hard Of us, II not 10 mach as para
graph is devoted 10 telling them the fate of
their productions
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0encral Notifes.

REMoVAL.-wE HAVE REMOVED at d
ssr-ts se No y u. Clare Rsw where ss .h..
t~ hap o. Mai arssn ald sa.saa.e4s stsa a.. ~
0ns. sni ~ fhsHs 2tasis nj the lowest rfiss.
kL Ar 1ISEH
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g. In a suit in New York te reeaver
damages for an eye destroyed ~ wanion
earelessle.s. The lary gave the plaintiff
81 90
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MARX IHfS-AT THE PEOPLES Ngw
As4 4Amhruesrc 0silers eu the w~-a Gunner 81 Na,,
and s~eaad II q W. Srssk i- uo~ sakln. A.. M
lures in ca-ss fns - cent. each Ths path ras. ~
teea he psetares cosapsrc tsvsrably xith as,
~s@ his-tf
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AeoInEsT.--On Saturday afternoon a. Mr..
b. Allen Who resides few miles in the
country. was comiag down Brady street hill
ia his wagon. driven by = German, by some
nnsccoantsbse means II was upset. throwing
him out and breaking his leg.
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E1 The New Haven Paiia.i.ass chron.
iclc- no les. than iise cases of persons being
bitten BY the black SPIDER, all of which
occasloned much pain and suffering, aud
some of hleh resulted fatally.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-20

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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-20

Tsr ouso This river has besn ri.ins a, Pit.
basgi Last Friday /, was stand al Cineinnaii
and no prospect q any sreat swell there nusiness
very da'i The iast uinennss. parsrs received cor,
tanned three arrival. and four departure. for tie
day previous