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TAXES--OFFICIAL.
S,TaTE, OF LOUISIANA, CITY OF NEW OR
leans Parish of Oreans-Sixlh District Court of New


following named Delinquent Tax Payers for taxes on
Orleans for year hereby cited to appear before the
honorable Sixth District Court Of New Orleans, within ff.
teen DAYS from the first publication In the official
journal said city to to the demand Of the City New
together interest thereon at the of cent
the 7h day of July 1851 until pRd-fve per cent
commissions thereon and costs.
Witness Hon. r. X Howell Judge Of amid Court,
this 4h day of August, A. ID. 1851 = .. 80
~ W. H. REESE, Clerk.
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cow PEAS-55O bags fresh Carolina, selected expressly
y for seed landing this day schooner W. H. Giiland,
from CbarIeston FOR sale bv RARElII & CO.,
fejq " " = 81 Common street.
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nISSOLUT1ON-THECOP COMPREHENSIVE BETWEEN
~ the undersigned, in the Of RIDGILI, ROBERTS i
IERREL expires by limitation with the seasons bu
siness and is now dissolved by mutual consent
Claims 10 favor of against be settled by
MONTAGUE Co. and the name of our late firm NAV be
used by either of us in liquidation.
". J. RIDGILIh
$3.50 j. VI. ROBERTS,
New Orleans, June g, 1857. JOHN D. TERRELL.
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The journeymen painters of Fall River, Mass
are strike. They ask an advance from 81 IS
to $2 per day.
It is given out that General Tom Thumb received
567 valentines at London on the l4th of February
The sentence of death passed on James Sum.
mons, at Cincinnati, has been COMMITTED to inn
prisonment in the OLio penitentiary for life
On Monday the board of aldermen of Boston ap-
pointed delegates to the Philadelphia quarantine
convention.
Mr.. Hume, of Virginia, who was shot by Col
Lee at Washington. week before last, was the
man who went to Boston to reclaim Anthony
Burns
DR.. Berj Robinson, tho Oldest physician of Fay.
ettevile, N. G 4, is dead.
There was frost at Tallahassee, Fla, On the 81
inst.
President Buchanan has recognised J. T Plate
as consul for Saxony in Pennsylvania
Both houses of the Minnesota Legislature have
passed bill to remove the sc at government from
st Paul to ST. Peter.
A. H Howiaud Esq of New Bedford, will it
is thought, be appointed collector of the post
of Boston.
DIR. John w Richmond. of Providence, r. / =.
died on Thursday 10 Philadelphia. The deceased
was eminent in lis profession.
They are about to erect new city ball at st.
Louis on a lot costing $l35 900 in city bonds.
Thos Morgan, landlord of the Ben Franklin
Hotel In Boston, died on Saturday.
VS.. Pitcher is the nominee of the American
party of Louisville, Ky, for Mayor, and j. d.
Pope for Auditor.
At the city election in Syracuse, N. Y. Tuesday,
the Democratic ticket WAS successful by large
majority.
George Peabody was In Augusta, Georgia, on
the 9th instant and was treated By the citizens OF
that place with marked courtesy.
One hundred suits have been brought recently
In Rockbridge county, Va, and times there are
unusually hard.
Judge Milton Brown of Tennessee. has been
elected President of the Mobile aud Ohio Railroad
A project is ON foot to establish colony 10 the
State of Puebla, Mexico, of 10000 Belgians, com
posed of 600 or 5000 families.
Dr. J. w. Paxton has recovered g. 900 damages
from the corporation of Knoxville. Tenn for cut
ting down the streets aronnd his house
John Mitchell is about to deliver series of lee.
tures in the cities of Georgia.
Daniel Glaze, convicted At CoIumbia, South Car
o!ius OF mansIaughter, has been fined o. 600 and
asntenced TO 16 months imprisonment.
Miss e. Psrspa, niece of the late y. Seguln, hal
made her debut In the opera In London.
The u. 8. steam frigate Merrimac sailed from
Dsrbsdoes on the 4th uls.. On sruisss
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INDIAN BURNING.-Oo the 24sh January last,
says the San Andrsas Independent. . tribe OF 10
d,ans, living near Boston Bar burned one Of their
tribe female. who had died the evening previons.
The ceremony of cremation commenced by plac
ing the body and the trinkets of the deceased on
the wood; then the tribe oncrced the funeral pile,
bowling incantations and dancing break downs
the young braves pointing east, west, north end
south rs they made the Circle Continuing this
several hours, they put fire TO the pile Of wood and
sat down in gloomy silence to contemplate the
scene. After the fre hsd all gone out. they threw
the ashes into the runaing stream. Some of the
tribes bury the ashes after cremation with all the
remnsnts belonging TO the deceased person.
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~, a co.'s LoTTERiEs.
- ,,r.r pRIZE s5O,0Og!!

;, n. great favor with which cnr sinsle
OWNS 70 o'nssb,ys 'ne hseu received BY ths public,
NJ Ns"Ss dsad r. Ts.s, the .sS sss,ssy
SWAN y, 80 The f,iiowat scheme will be
taraoahou' .pe :, tha,r Lotteries for Hsreh 1857:
dEash - sssiurday, sitd March 1,ss, 1897
CLASS 30,
-. a. tbe city Of Atiaats, 6a IN vneIie, on
70 be d.s~n ,,,.iay' :, y:u,ch 2sth, 1857,
-tHt rJgN or SINGLE NCAbERs.
On Z !B0 Prizes!
,,,x, INA or Pri,e 70 Ere'y Ten 7'fse'!
MOTT '~ oBG Tickets.
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CHILD's LIFE SAVED BYA DoG-The Gait C.
w Reporter tells this story On Wednesday last
little girl about seven years old, the daughter Of
Mr. James Gsy, was standing in the middle of
the road opposite bis residence, when person
dog seeing the child just in the track jumped for
ward and in instant dragged the child of the
way ailo ing the team TO pass it without injury
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INVASION OF KAEsAs.-A correspondent of the
Boston Traveller writing from Kansas, mentions
rumor that there has been secretly organised in
Missouri about 5000 armed men, to invade Kan,
sss and take possession of the Shawnee, Miami
and other Indian that will be opened this
spring for settlement The Shawnees have made
their selections. and the remainder, consisting Of
about 2 600 claims of l60 acres each, comprising
some of the finest land In Kansas, will be open
/ early in March. The Missouriaas, it is alleged
have been selecting claims for months past but
the whole story is probably greatly exaggerated, if
not untrue
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A PROFITABLE DAYS WORK Mr. Charles
Cammaek, paying teller of the Citizens Bank. had
the good fortune, "a reward of Sl500 having been
offered.) TO arrest man who answered to the de-
scription of one who committed murder in Ala
bama not long ago The man presented himself
at the counter of the Bank with check to his otg n
order from some Alabama Bank, for $500. Mr..
Cammzck pretended to require little time to look
into the matter. and in the meantime sent one or
two of the attaches of the bank outside the couu.
ter to seize the murderer ~. 0. Bulletin.
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FIRE AT STEvENsBURG This is a small village
in Culpeper county, Va On the 4th instant 4
hre occurred there, destroying the sdepce of Mr.
Thomas Gray, with all the out houses, including
corn house, stable, &c The office of Mr.. A A.
Davis was also destroyed A lady. whose name
is not given, bad her trunk and clothing, together
with $500 DESTROYED
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DEATH FROM HYDROPHUBIA.-Michael Martin
died yesterday morning at the city hospital, from
hydrophobia. He was bitten in the thumb, on the
29lh of December last. by q dog which was not st
the time supposed to be rabid He experienced
- spasation Of pain or trouble about the wound
until within a few days past, when he was taken
with commissions and died in great sgony.
NJ
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FROM CLEVELAND, OHIO, TO LIVERPOOL Dr.
RECT-It was stated at the time that vessel
cleared at Chicago direct The same is about to
he done now at Cleveland Ohio. A gentleman Of
Clayton N. Y. has contracted with Martin d.
QusIa of that city to build al hermsphrodte brig,
OF $50 tons measurement, to be ready in July to
take on ergo for Liverpool
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A GUARDED ANSWER In of our Courts,
lately, man who was called on to appear as a
witness could not be found. On the judge asking
where be was, grave, elderly gentleman rose
up, and with much emphasis, said. Your lordship.
he's gone" Gone! gone!" said the judge "where
is be gomez That l cannot inform you," replied
the communicative gentleman, but he is dead"
cord.
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STILL CLOSED BY Ice The Connecticut river
is yet blockaded by ice. The steamboat Hero
was the first boat that ached Hartford duringthe
temporary opening in February. She discharged
and reloaded with freight and started on her re
turn trip. when she caught 10 the late cold
snap, and froze up at Deep river, where she re-
NAMED at last accounts
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QUICK WoRK-Judge Russell of New York,
Tuesday, sentenced q convicted highway robher,
named Dudley, to confinement in the State priscn
for the term OF twenty years and three MONTHS
Two women, accomplices in the crime, were each
sentenced to ten years and three months imprison-
ment The offence committed on the 23d of
February. Thus, in the brief space of fifteen
DAYS, were the guilty parties indicted tried con
yicted and sentenced.
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MARRIAGE ON A STEAMBoAT.-The Henry A.
Jones, which left this city a short slime since, says
the Wheeling Times, has been lying for some
tine at Ciscinnati. On Friday night isst pleasant
time was had on beard that craft. Unexpectedly
to the passengers, the commander of the Jones,
Capt William knight. was married TO one Of the
lady passengers. named Mary Miller.
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GOOD LUcK.-fhe Rev. Josiah Brewer, for
merry missionary TO Turkey, Principal Of simi
lar Institution at Middetown Ct il is stated In the
hiddletown Argus, has by the recent death of .
relative come into possession of property valued At
SI50 01n.
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says:
Tho winter hiss been cold but not stormy. ard en-
early opening tf the river is predicted. Prepara-
ions for building large ,eaie being made at
ST. Paul Sevsrai hundred buildings will probably
be erected dGI0s the coming season, among others
new hotel, 10 cost 3 CO., COO A Masonic Hall and a
Catholic Cathedral sre alresdy started, well
boge across the river. Tho create ,mand for money
to prosecute so many enterprises. keeps the rates
very high figure, seldom below q to per cent per
month"
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A CENTENERY SOLDIER IN pRIsON.-One OF
the keepers of the Auburn IN Y, Prison writes
TO the Advertiser of that city, that among the 10.
mates Of that institution is q man named Joseph
Schoonoven. who is within q few months OF one
hundred years of age. He claims to have fought
with Washington aud Lafayette, in the American
r,vo uttnn sf
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SUDDEN DEATH.-George w. HsskiHa, one Of
the editors of the Buffalo. n Y, Express died
suddenly last Saturday. During Mr.. Fillmore s
administration the deceased clerk in the
post office department and was sent as a special
mail Agent TO California
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MORE SAD EFFECTS or CARRYIsa rrex.,s.
The Lebanon (Ohfo) Citizen of Friday lass y.
tatesthe following sad and fatal Occurrences 81 :
Wedding party In that place on Monday last:
Inc company had gathered. when one Of the
guests TOOK on his overcoat, from the pockes of
which dropped . small pocket pistol. A youpe
,aoy present picked up the weapon. when . man
~ me name OF Frederick Spohr asked her 70 hand
J. s.' ~ u'm' IN Going which. by some mears, Il was
alscnafeed and the ball entered the left corner Of
.ne i1snt eye OF the unfortunate Spohr penefrstug
sne nrain aud causing death in q few seconds -
Sossisrnas'on and alarm seized the party. and the
oriaai scene was turned into one Of death The
marriage was deferred, and with str;cken h..,,s
tne guests left the scene, awfully impressed with
me truth that "in the midst Of life we Ar. In
death" e We s1e An
A SINGULAR CAsE.-The case OF jana. snu.
mous, OF Onio whose execution there has recent.
iy been fixed Is . singular one Ten years ae,.
i've persons were poisoned In the family of ,rh;ch
Summons was member including both hi. ~.
rents James was convicted>on entirely cironm.
stantial evidence. given by . servant eirI ON
appeal new trial vas ordered and Sumr,ons
was released, visiting the watering places. g.
So sure of acquittsl was he. that he stood bjs
trial. The servant girl had in the meanwhile died.
and the notes of her evidence offered, admitted
He appealed q second time, on the ground that the
Constitution guaranteed to every person charged
with crime, the privilege of confronting his wit.
nesses The Suprs ne Court stood for q long time
twofo the appeal, two agaiost 1t. and oue judge
refusing to give an opinion. Finally the Court de-
cided the testimony adniiss able and have ordered
the prisoners exc cution So confident was Sum-
mons Of decision in his favor, that though ha
has had repeated opportunities of escape, be bas
refused to embrace them. While still a prisoner,
he acted as sort of Deputy jailor, and was allows
ed great freedom and many privileges. He has
often been permitted to GO out of Jail alone. to
vsit theatres and places of amusement, and has
always returned to his prison. The day of eIe-
cution is fixed for April l4th, and Executive cle-
mency can alone PREVENT 1t a1
PLANTING TREts ALONG RAILROADS We ba-
lie We that the fear that trees planted alr
will be blown scrs,s the track, will not be verified.
It was never intended to allow them to become ike
large forest trees The best experiments indie ate
that period of twenty yeas is the most profits be
for cutting young Misunderstanding a larger return
for the tms consumed In growing, than any other -
Such would net be likely to blow aeroSs it. or to
shaie it improperly 1t will bs observed that when
ever hees now fall the track they are inree
forest trees the roots of which have been in
ured to the winds and that consequently when o her
tres arc cut away as to expose them, they ara
e's;ly blown down. But this would not be the c 8
with young and vigorous trees fully exposed to hs
winds from the frst.-Tomntry Gentlemen
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FROM LAKE SUPERIOR "A letter dated Ontona-
gop, February TO- says:
"Our winter here has been unprecedented in tho
way of clustering and storms, with but few really
cold days. Thi'ty-f below s the lowest that
tbs thermometer has yet ranged, and tnat for but
si5gle night. The mines ale succeeding beyond the
mcst sanfulne expectations All the working mines
of the country doing bsticaly well, aud the
and continued rise in the proe of copper adds
largely of eours. to the vsiue CT reson of
try and must indu,e the resumption of work on
many of the veins now not operating"
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COLoRED PERSONS IN PENNsYLvANIA-The
citizens of Philadelphia and Bucks counties, to
the number of one hundred and twenty, recently
sent to the Legislature petition praying for law
to prevent cOlored persons from other States &C.
qu;ring residence in Pennsylvania.
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BROKE JAIL Three men. Miller confined on
the charge of murder, and Gourd and Heygood
for horse stealing made their eBcape from the jail
in Da itou, Ga IN the 9th ult.
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The steamship Niagara sailad from Boston on
Tuesday. for Liverpool, with $500 900 In specie.
The chinch bug Is very prevalent In the wheat
Ia Halifax county, Va.
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LATEST FROM CHINA-By . letter from Hong
Kong of Dec 81. we learn that the French frigate,
the Virginia, bearing the flag of Admiral Guerin,
had anchored In the roads. Great excitement
and irritation prevailed among the Chinese popu.
lation, In conseq equence of the news of the BON.
bardment of Canton.
report was spread abroad on the eS.h, among
the European residents If Hong Kong, that the
fsc:ories and business places of the foreign resi-
dents were toSbe attacked that night BY the Chi
nese popula ion. fu consequence of this rumor
and as precautionary measure, 4 detachment Of
100 men, of the Virsnia's crew wore landed BY
Admiral Guerin, in order to protect the foreign
residents, II necessary. No attack, however, was
made by the Chinese, and all remained quiet at
Hong Kong BY the latest accounts there bad
been no disturbance whatever, and the fears OF
the foreign residents began to subside, and BUSH
resumed its wonted course
The Hong Kong Register, of Dec. 80, says:
Sens time ago there u report that the Eastern
King had been slain have nsw an accou at in the
following extract, of the death Of the Northern
King. II seems second edition of the Kilkenny
cst':
The death Of both the Eastern and Northern Kinrs
is now very generally reported and believed. by
those who come into shsng gnai from Nankins or i.s
vicinity one ofthese reports thus: The Assist ant
kins. h Tshf al, retu DDR from kiangsi with an
ssmy forty thousand strong seized the Northern
King Vel Chan gh wui, and put him to death be-
cause he Northern King had put to death the East.
ern King Yang siutsiug,
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PROBABLE Loss OF THE SHIP HUNGARIAN
The ship Hungarian, Capt Baker, sailed from
Liverpool for Pbilsdelphis on the 29th of October
last, and has now been cut one hundred and thirty
days, without any news being heard of her. As
she has never been seen or spoken she is most
probsblylost. Veg i've below a list of her passen-
gers:
Bridget Cannon, Catharine Bennett, Peter Ben.
net Bridget Bennett. infant; VIM. Teller, Judy
Mulroony James Mulroopy Eliza MuIroony, Mary
Muroony, Pat Hanlon, JohanDs Hanlon, Mary
Hanlon. infant; Michael Healy, Thomas Row la ad
Emma Rowland, James Hoolahan, Pat. Hcolahau,
Rebecca Lore, Joseph Lore, James Raby. Andrew
Hunter, John McClosky, Charles Duncan. Susan
Duncan. Susan Duncan, Duncan, icfsnt; George
Sale, Amelia Sale, Ellen Sale, Sale, infant; Susan
Callahan John Callahan. infant
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LreUouR sUPpREssIoN.-The Lowell police are
now notifying the owners of buildings, where Ia
toxicating liquors sold 10 the city. 70 stop the
same. There Ii . penalty OF ci,OoU foF ietusg
buildings for this purpose.
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ENORMOUS HoG.-Mr. Alfred Gascock, Eau
quier Va, farmer, livingsnear Broad Run Station,
lately slaughtered a hog which weighed GOT lbs.
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All the billiard rooms In Louisville, Ky, have
bsen closed. In pursuance Of State law.
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WILL CAsE.-The Athens eanner says tn. supe
rior Court of Jackson ccnnty, Ga, occupied the
greater part of last in the inv alton of the
Martin will case. 1t appears that William d. Mar
tin, bachelor "a yesrs of sge died in Jectsor
Jeffersoo and various citizens of III. county cutting
Il his relations who resided in Virginia They COM
msnced suit for the recovery of he property, and
haze succeeced in setting qsids the will.
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A BOSTON FEMALE THIEF.-A Boston paper
has the following, which should be a warning
against sympathetic lenieney for lady looking
thieves:
On Saturday evening, two women. one of whom
very respectfully attirsa, entered the store of
nsssrs. Rowe Brcthers, jewellers Some valuable
Grape shsw's wer. shown lhsm, and while her com.
peui, engaged the attention of the fi-m the we'll
dressed woman went TO the safe unrerceived and
hsd she NOS j1pel.d the keys in her manipulations
with them, Sd. might have gone off unsupported -
As 1t w.s MIR Rowe heard the noise, and immedi.
sfely turning from her friend confronted her She
denied al knowledge of thieviog however, with the
rnoA prJ:esia'iopr asd stated that she was
ook ing st some fans in the of the ssfe
when her clothing brushed against the keys causing
the jinglipg.
Nj Rowe, not heing altogether satisfied with her
appearance, per'isted ia examination of her
dress, wien, smid copious flow of tears, and ear
nest entresties rot to expose her offence publicly
there were drawn forth from the folds of her cIipo
line vaius BILE watch and tw chains.
She manifested so much oontr.ion nd repentance
afterwards, that she allowed to leave but un for
tunsEely tor M,ssrs kowe's eniency it was too late
discovered tha' the woman had in some way secre
ted and carried other wateh, of CONSIDER eble
value.
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ROMANCE OF The FoREsr-.IHILD STOLEN FROM
ITS PAsENTS Nome mon bs n ,e ws gave the par-
ticuiars horrible Occurrence which occurred in
our immediate neehborhood, rivaiing in interest the
tn illisg story of this aRle'svicm The mour
OF sS itz .rlard No traces of the chils which the
bear carried eff in such daring manner have yet
been found but the excitement which such sn ioc
dient aws stens ia gradually dying away. and 10
reusced by that of one OF more recent date
less thrilling in its details On Wednesday OF last
week a Mr.. Wood ard, living near sandy Bay. had
some difficulty with an Indian, whom he had Ted
nearly every day during ,he past winter and kicked
him out of doors The next dey his little girl three
years of age, was standing near the house, when
arms, and bounded away through the urderbrush.--
Pursuit wss conmssced i'm media ely. but up TO Sat-
u~day without success though 10 formation be.p
received which. IL is hoped would lead to tbs
recovery OF the child-sn Indian and squaw having
been seen the day after the abduction carrying a
child which was closely wrapped IN blanket and
crying bitterly -Mdnitopoc (TPis) Tribune.
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3U.ogG Tickets.
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arse are......,.,....-'.'. '.'.''''''. '..'''S t""V
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, rrt,s. of sac spproxlmatins 20 SS,o1
nriza srs.........-..r-s.. .+..'''-,..'.., loo
en,s. Of SS9 experimenting to *1'"O 800
priys sre............'-~ ''''.-''.. tN
,11sI Of s25 spproximsting 20 $1,000
nriyr sf@..........'.'''''' '''''.s's'.-- lVo
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