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LEGAL NOTICES.

sEeoys DETECT couAr 81 EEA y CA
w ionne has petition ed the Court for letters q adnnisra
ton the Of the Francois Cologne deceased In
Notice hereby given all whom it 70 show
within ten days why the Of the said petitioner
RI syr 4 3 & he Cont: q WITTY c,.,,.
Gsf p RI EEAS
ATTENDu que z. 4; Henry yeqys de F.: Ca
ercs administration Ia succession feu FRANCOIS "a
par present dome que celia peut
queles II ne .erait pas fait dro la dite petition.
aa24 q ses P. s. Witt. Grs1er.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
srxTE DisTEIcr CouKr SARAH CLARK vs. HER cREDI-
liz isf Hereby given to the of
That cfssiss Of hs has been by the Court
office Of T. Ricardo Notary Public on MONDAY the 2ist
day Of SePennteT 1884, 10 O'Clock, A. NJ for the
affairs Of the insolvest and that meantime all proceed
ns an sFsn s s RsySe a1a are
is appointed to represent the absent a creditors
Clerks Office August 49, 1851 Ds snai nud
..t ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
sISIEns CoTR DE DIsrRtcr} SARAH Ara; CLARK VS.: SEES
| A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
cepe par pour benece de ses creances qus ont
comparative etufe de D. l. Ricardo public LUN-
berer ct prendre consideration les aares nsovahe
QUEEN attendant oues poursues
Fit que F. Haynes pour representer
| creanciers absents.
| Bureau du greffer ce 10 sotit 1851 au2I stin3oi
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Parish d ORLEANS DoEMiNI MOI ANTMNo -.
Ply VIRTUE of a writ of teri fac1as to me
directed by the Hon c. NJ Bradford Second Justice of
til. Peace for the Parish of Orleans will
public auction at Banks Arcade Magazine street.
GraveHand Nachez streets. WEDNESDAY, the I'd Of Sep
tember A at II O'Clock NJ following described property
wit: fSr'''
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and i'm.
thereon situated in Third District Of this city
square No. ~ according the rolls
Union, Love- Goodchdren and Frenchmen
forming the of Union and Love
front on Love street and 95 feet less depth and
Union street.
The improvements consist Frame with kitchen
and other appurtenances H-|.
TERMS-Cash the
jy24 aus % seq ". ". MITCHELL, Constable,
SECOND CoUs DE JUSTICE Ia VILE DE Ia NouvELI.E
DE PAX, ORLEANS VS.. DOEAfINI NOR
Parosse d'Orleans. AMINO IA
I'm VERTU dun writ de fieri facias a mol
~ adresse par ronoabe c. Bradford Second Justice de
PAX pour Ia parosse d,oreans ofrai vene pubqne
Arcade de Bank 6es Magasin Graver Naehez
ci.apres decrite-
CN LOT DE IRE les ameorations qu sly trcuvent
situe dams lie Troeue District de vie dams let No. %
dapes lie tabeau dasessement de 1883 comp dams
unon Amour, Bons Enfants Fancais lie dit
torme Fencoignnre Union Amour pieds
ia d'Amonr IS peds de profondeur
rUnon.
Les authorizations consistent en- bos
cuisines Bitterness etc
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de REHABILITATION.
Jy24 aus z SEE W. W. MITCHELL, Connetable
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MAXIM BANCROFT,s CIRCULAR.
8eblem ot tbe Hlarkets.

FRIDAY MORNING, August IS, 1857.
COTTON..The market still extremely quiet yesterday
and the only transaction resale Of about POO bales We
IT peat our last quotations
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L September 80 1856
The above Boiler economical in fuel takes up
little ROOM cleans ITSELF is easily repaired and does cost
any than the ordinary Boiler
LErEE STEAM CoTToS Press. !
New Orleans March 49, 1857.
D. H Fowler, Esq
Dear Strive great pleasure in recommending all
parties your Patented Steam Boilers We have
them operation besides the third
structng for We fully convinced of their
ony that turned the boilers had previously,
although they all nearly having only been
in about eight months.
Your Boilers sixty per of fuel and
least trouble with them. We raise
hundred pounds pressure half hour in the morning. One
of the above Boilers has been in for four months
required cleaning and is impression
that year without any cleaning being
say itself all the by the of the bowoH
valves a day.
We are, dear srs. yours truly,
F. j. FORSTATI,
H STREAM Engineer.
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eG3YAHpss sr RhANT Tn
ANP Is ms
HtAbRES ASn TwEYTY GoSs PER
S HyB E FLEE
LINED JUICE AND M9LASSES WITH BRASS BALL
BtIEH hHG ME sTKA sIAfS FOR FORCING INTO
lifting and forcing large volume Of water from the river
qyerowng rice and supplying sugar houses etc Drang
valve PUMPS Juice, mSassss forcing hot water
boilers s p9eGs and sgnts b rog
capable throwing from So IS gallons minute, through
rhe engines areeach furnished with band wheel for driving
corn r mill gin hoS s a and oe esn be furnS Sr
onpact and simple vertical engines are desirable.
engines work, both engines vertical
and all connections are made.
Cincinnati, Deeemberl, 1856
small shop on the Inc Of the Gineinnati and Chicago Railroad
1s hest wn
drill press there power spare with
IS pound pressure on the sare inch OF the boiler Therefore
cordially recommend to the notice of railroad managers and
s.B. MORSE, supt. C, and C. R.R.
New Orleans, ,,ovsm hsr ! 1855.
OHce " o., op and a. w. Railroad Co J.
m M IF the Wcio%nn Punns now in ,s mon his road
only that they quite equal representation
and thai among the variety of pumps We bave in USE they
The Pumps and Engines constantly for sale by the
s5 sole agent "fss y Nns st ct
A CARD-I TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING
"A my friends and that disposed
St my Pf % no
accomplished Apolecary, for whom would respectfully
icit continuance of that patronage SO Literally owed upon
New Orleans, July &c, 1857
CARD-THE UNDERSIGNED REFERRING TO THE
" of Dr. f. D. Beach, respectfully informs his friends
sALE ASD RETAiL DRUG AND SpoTHE " bust:
its various branches at the of and Gus
business and to the of his customers merit share
jy$j lm&W WILLIAM ROGEI..
$50 MRS. CAMPBELh, Teacher OF MI.
SIC gives LESSONS S on the PIANO and GUITAR, at
IS per month"; @af 9 nSsy IN
ss- LECTURES q Constance street week fi0 y
zEno G. BLEAI1LEY, 50 ANDsl RAMPANT
s FIRE @ 1s6a b"T
all the hranches done athe shorest notice. jas y
I oNDoN BROWN sToUT-sO ensks each dozen
quarts '''' JGSE E%' 5Sfs % co
SCoTcH WHISKY punehoons very old i" store
jy2 ,''' ''' '"'' y s.woLFF, 9S Cemp street.
SCRIp-scRP- sCRIP-oF THE CRESCENT,
Companies bought by GEO. GoTTsGHALK,
aus Inns 90 Common street.
NTOrICE-THE CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE
IN COMPANY of New Orleans have this day commenced
operations prepared take Fire, Marine River
} }se y " WIT Efs', Ii. + ad Han5,
6vt f, j. Mccall Martin SaI,n Gor ID Jr.,
oHsF 6atllard, =, a.-,,- John Eaton,
%T T% i aA NsJ4 b., president president:
A sURElbER, Secretary. NO ~
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SqHUTIHERN, INSTITUTE, ODD FELLOWS

~ 3 A1l, Opposite la avttte Square
PROFESSOR WIN HENRY PECK, A. NJ late Professor of
Bellies eres and Eocuton Of tho University Of Louisiana
and graduate Of Harvard College Mass.
parents whose children attended the Of the
above University during Scholastic year will open
Classical, Scientific and Military School TUESDAY, the
day OF September next in the Odd Fellows Hail. opposite La
fayettc Square, entrance Lafayette street.
Rigid and special attention will he given Grammar Matte
matcs Classics Composition and Oratory The French Greek
and Latin languages will be taught without charge
Terms, payable in advance
MAJOR tahs S
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aul I'm R, COLLIE q Grsvier street.
JAMES LILLY. so WELL KNOWN IN THIS CITY
during the last twenty years, Practical Painter
again, in copartnership with his sonn law ARTHUR
WOODS No. il Customhoue street, where they will be
S Their line %
T,IIoMAs BARKER, GENERAL AGENT AND
bnoa Ro"gs "'s0n gwen to STEAM
a SS lsSs nsSs 5o . re bs
Ii. Morgan, \. g. i'''' >DN' my iE" If
STKAUB'S IRON FRAME CORN AND FIGURING
sss It'll" 10 "S NIUE III! 81 81 the "so"
jy3o 3mkW 10 Gravier street.
IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERs-BY
has letters patent United States
H seed 5 ons snS o Sm he
Gin through the preparation ard spinning machinery until
WASTE least Ten Per Gent; and l as exclude my
s ii to p sss and s en % w
are destructive in their operations the fibre but in
se"af nsHss
and viii c5metioa auy prices
his is to dispose Of pryeses to use
pee Instructions how 10 use it how to obtain the best
na s sT or % % on N M
rs yi 2' and ''"pHH s'fs UESRy Mobile Ala
3, ,,TNENTY-FIvE DOLLARS REWARD
~ will be paid for the apprehension and delivery
G scrbe Of the black woman LOUISA, aged about forty
ts VII SGGs '3 Beih ana sdi"y
Ho ss%p{ m M a" %s Of
SG on e 3 N''0se9 Y GfT REE She left
aus 3awlm at the Copon Press
UNIVERSITY oFLOUISIANA- MEDICAL DE-
writ A on GSse nra
TANES J%SES, y +, Prosssor Of Practice of Medicine.
r. FFSs6r S&s srss
GUSTAvUs MOTT, NJ. D., Professor Of Maeria Medica
Tahs INIT INIT B. Professor Of e PSYCHOLOGY and p.
The for Dsec;ing will be the second Monday
The facuy Visiting Physicians Surgeons of the
The smens accompany the Professors in their visits and
tree Of expense, extraordinary practical
the 70 the 4SnFSe LS"ss viii be delivered daily in
sh"ss to and Surgery " StF N ThT% any
The ADMINISTRATORS of the 6hnr osb ei aa nIH in
Ap, fourteen Resident Students who maintained by The
lnsutntEn. aul2 3mf
CANDLES-lOoo whole half and quarter boxes Proctor
JOSEPH LANDS co.
OLLIE O''s SstsS }tTsyY 8gsq for sale by
AUS 50 Tchonpitoulss street
M y quartz: j 3s1 2 GsDIs g' aS
an22 IS Tehoupitoulas street.
@ ss 9 00'' GsSsi Ks 81 Per cen
WHISIXY-2O whole and half barrels old Nonongahelo
w 200 do do Boyle's Rose, for sale by
JOSEPH Lands 4 CO.
aus 81 Tchoupt0ulas street.
Af-2tO bales Northern Hay, landing from ship Iiem
J. phere, for sale by
au34 GEO. W. HyNsON co, So Camp street
I'HE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY xSEs,I.
L Gerry STORE No. % Baroune street; E. L. BERCIER
Agent ''
EF- large assortment of Choice GROCERIES, WINES
and LIQUORS.
2ther FINE VINES Superior OLD BRANDY and other
Liquors SupeTtnG GDRfiAi.S variety Of FanCy Ar.
Giles OF The very best qualities Mways hand at NV PRICES
as Goods delivered 10 families free Of drayGge ~
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SECOND CoUR DE JUSTICE LA WILLIE DE LA EoUvEL1
PAX, ORLEANS VS.. DOEMINI MOE
GUNNER BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BE-

GUNNER BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
~ TALL a D EG A, ALA.
Pupils pursue study for which they qualified Half
the day lin summer devoted school, and the other half
amusement Taadega is heal,hy place easy
by railroad from Selma, the Alabama river
School the 18th Of July and the expenses Board
TUITION and 1ncsntals session of three months ~ weeks
S65 in advance.
Refer to Rev. B NJ Palmer, D. D., VIM. NJ. 4 B. f. Har-
LII. D.. Virginia University. -
For particulars address JOHN WILSON
jeo dkW Talladega, Ala.
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DIS law&6mW

-
y $50 boxes Lemons
:. Lemon Syrup.
80 Sheled Almonds. ,,
100 :. Sperm Candles Samuel Leonard sons.'
iel7 10 New Levee and II Fulton sts
John CoTTLE, PROPRIETOR OF The LOUIS $.
BREAD It can be had at the above establishment
in rG ret ''f tn. Sovember ID 1855 France December 90
1885; and Belgium, January i, 1856 ,.., 49,
now ullv subatiaed by over years OF the bread:
bread is uniform in its quaiity and much hand
beau heretofore made; in its the ve
ces being evenly dused through the mass than they
ever can be by method No drug whatever contained
in it. nor can without injury 1t keeps much
longer stale and TO is not oec
without the crust being tender
The French roll 1t goes farther and is re Oily intro
The Bread placed in competition the Fair of
Metropolitan Institute, held at Washington D. c. 1855 and
after having the rigid chemical and other
before scientific gentlemen with the
Smithsonian Institute received the high st pze-a silver
dalove all other competitors, of viii there
alO IF
NECTAR WEIIsKY-25 BBLs. OF THIS suPE-
~ rior Whisky landing brig sadora from Balti
and is well worthy the attention of connoisSeurs and res
'"''"'' AS''''' JoSEs MAoK1NDER 4 co,
iy4 81 Gravier street
r 4: ,FAHNEsTOCK's XE Ial EDp : Is,i IN
Messrs. B. A. Fahnsstocb & Co ,.,,
Gentemea-Mr. G. W. Tiey, who is gentleman sa Wen
known planters in this or wharton eoh
celebrated careful management OF negroes hy
your vernifuge He called on me lew uays
since and purchased and that he administered
Vermuge bought Of last year to an adult nesro us
pected Of having worms and succeeded n eApsme III
worms inches in length and thai her heth
ps e tbss home testimonies is thousand where the
euc win regard 10 The adaptation your valuable VermfNge
TO cur plantations l am uuiS souts' I, w prc1tpp
Sold wholesale reail by all the principal druggists and
country merchants throughout the United States au2 lmAW
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DURAL RESIDENCES
N MANUFACTURING SITES!
RARE OPPORTUNITY y
L

FOR sALE-l50 SQUARES OR About $500 LOIS IN
THE TOWN OF KENNER.
This property is situated the line OF the N o. Jackson
G. Railroad miles from the city The ground form
ing part the Metae Ridge is higher than any other place
within forty five miles, and will drain itself rapidly, without
any artificial means.
10 secure airy healthy agreeable neighborhoods as ru
raj for the families of the business of the city
residences with ample space and under uniform rega
all the streets of which designed shall be lined with
shade and ornamental To their wants grounds
apart and will be donated proper parties
Schools churche colleges and public squares
wealth may combine TO make place unsurpassed for rustic
beauty.
caty presents decided advantages for manufacturing
than any other point in State. 1t has front the
Mississippi river Of more than mile and half and upon
navgable Of Lake Pontchartran only
miles distant II is the only place where N.
and G. n Railroad directly with the river and
the time the piney woods and lumber
scptons dry docks and steamboat building has supe
rior and for the of arts and the mechanic
arts much needed in midst liberal inducements will be
offered.
Lumber by the daily trains and brick made the spot
be delivered here less than city The Railroad Com
pany will render the necessary facilities the travelling
hours suit the convenience of those doing business
the city, suciency Of travel may require it, Mr..
P Irwin will also his line Of omnhuses the depot the
requisite hours thus making the connection with Canal
portion of this property will be sold low prices for the
small payment of five per in cash. balance years credit
with interest at six per cent. per annllm.
of Kenuer W. P COEM AN IS ST. Charles street, or j
E. VOSE, li5 Magazine street. an2O ~
g TWENTY DOLLARS REIVARD-RAN
q away the 24th July, slave CHARITY; she is
OK dark grif; large, about 40 years old
and has teeth upper Jaw right side iron
tetn they don't show unless she made open the mouth
will give Twenty Dollars for her apprehension.
aug If R. McNAGHTEN, 81 Carondeet street.
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V. MO R L Ellie, Dealer,
AT the Old Basin, corner Of Toulouse and Franklin.
Has constantly o hand BUILDING MATERIAL, such
Lime, White Yellow Sand Cement Plaster Paris Shin
giles Lahs Slaves Also English, French and American Fire
Bricks. and all kinds Of FrewOod.
Orders from the country promptly and carefully
to. aus ly
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~ will be paid for the apprehension and delivery
G scriber OF the black LOUISA aged about forty
Ayes, feet inches high, stoops and generally
Smiles when spoken 10; is very plausible Being good washer
and oler She Will attempt employment such
chased her from Mr. H. p. Greenwood agent of
Mr.. S. H. billings Of Muscogee county, Georgia. my
house on the 18th July. JAS f. FRERET,
auh In LIN tha Eutnr Dr.
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LOT AND HOUSE ON HOSPITAL sTREET-EsTATEO OF
p G. 4 F. Bernard.
BY n. VIGNIE, Auconeer.
SATURDAY. Sept. 10, 1857, at 12 o'clock NJ :.
. in The Rotunda Of the St. Louis Exchange by virtue Of An
from the District of New
August H. 1851 for account of said succession
will be sold
city, square comprised between Hospital Bourbon Dau
phn and measuring about % feet front
Hospital about 100 feet in depth. Together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon.
prTEkMS-IIaf cash the balance six months credit
Tor approved endorsed note secured by mortgage said
with interest the cent from
matury until final payment
Of sale before o. DeArIoas. Esq, Notary Public
10 10 n
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SALERAC RRANDEES WE HAVE A GOOD
- supply on hani aud receiving by direct imp0rtators
rom FF"mee additions to our stock of this celebrated and highly
laE9ea rn We have 1875 in eighth pipes lT9S eighth
and quarter pipes lS0e do do 1906 in hF quarter and eighth
Rpes We invite the attention trade and connoisserrs
generally ms TINS article is uuaduerated For sale
on New York terms and prices by 80
WIN. E. LEYERICa 4 CO, q Old Ievee ST.
VIZ ~ Sole Agents in this city.
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~ FOR SALE-A WELL FINISHED THREE
-stoy Brick Bnding in choice location for s2s
AaLGo that party will lease $1,000 year years
and furnish the best security for the and BESIDES do
all repairs during the lease.
FOR RENT-Severul comfortable and geneel story
Frame Dwellings, in Crescent Row Canal
Preur streets. Rent, Sis month
EsT- Loans obtained on Mortgage. T. D. HAILES,
No. Is Exchange Place,
au2S l2t back office. lower floor opposite Office
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CARD-I HAVE RESUMED THE ACTIVE PRAC-
IA ce Of the Law in connection with the duties
soner of the United States and OF the several States of tina
Union. Office, No. 81 Gravier street.
my3O 6mt VIM CHRIsTY
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MOBILE-Steamer Cclornia-4 bbls pork to Wallace
Dbl baon Cooper Neiber-2 do bag wool r Geddt
i pkg Depit--sundries TO order.
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STRAJB'S IRON FRAME CORN AND FIGURING
MllISA full supply in of - &c and 30 inch double
and single eaed and Is inch single for sale the usual
prices. SAMUEL H. GILMAN,
jy30 3mSW 10 GrRvier
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ORLEANS ACADEMY, SOUTHEAST SECTION
~ Tiv"l tircle-FteeWi Annual SpSSon.-The Fifteenth
Annual Session OF this Institution begins the LIST Stpc-
Der, 1850.
The plan instruction comprises general and extensive
ten Of education 1t offers advantages ACQUISITION
OF Languages. The French daily spoken the School and
the Classics thoroughly explained.
The rcaon is seahy-the play grounds ample with
fine shade aud shrubbery.
For particulars apply i'll by letter, at the
tisn. NJ, NJ, DIMITRY A.
hh- 3ln PRINCIPAL,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-19
GRAlx RrsouRcEs OF THE NORTH

GRAIN RESOURCES OF THE NORTH
wEsr-The Chicago Tribune Of Saturday
presents some speculations and facts upon
the above subject. Il says tina, the grain
aries and cribs of Illinois are cleaned out,
and that in Iowa, along the Mississippi
cattle are dying by hundreds, and farm
ers are in great want:
"Aiong the ST. Louis and Chicago road
there is more corn, hat not half the usual
ouantv. Along the Galena Air Line,
GaIena s Chicago, the Chicago, Burning
ton and Quincy, and the Chicago x Rock
Island roads, hardly full CRIB Is TO be
seen. In one word, the caitle have eaten
up the entire surplus of corn, oats, hay,
aud in many places, the potatoes also
The winter has exceeded its usual length
by fully forty days; and in those days the
mischief has been done. There are III H.
inois fully two million horses, mules, cows
oxen and other cattle Admit that only a
half of this number, saying-nothing of the
three million sheep and swine, have re.
quired forty days extra feed, and then see
what, after their wants were supplied
would be left of the very moderate croE
of 1856
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-19
Spftlal aOtjfg5.
EXECUTIVES DEPARTMENT

tAti iik + bFPhk' HENT
AsPrsn>. NAY I'm. l>a-.
v oTTCK is hereby given. that scaled ,i-,.a,S ~
b~ received tqiS Office, ay time I-,yiol. q liz.
fifteenth day of June 1877, buiIain- aud eoarl.
the Enlargement OF the Capitol rs rro,stdh-,s
Act Of the Legislature Of this rn." entitled An srt an
ghorisnc the enlargement Of the state Csrioi and NO
wiling and approPriatnS FOR the payment % tn.
a:ue, approved, February ., 1857. All Of ihe work 10
be executed and all materials furnished, tcca7tx,,
with the glacs and specifications cG tho Architects N,
UnNSrLL kUTzBocK, at whose Office, in the city ofEs!-
json, all persons desiring bid viii find tgH am cen
flctc plans, Specifications ard detail aa ues IL .ok
Jc executed unter the general direction Of TIE A-
tcc employed 10y the state suporin the can,rl,-
t!on Il the and The buiius t" he full! cJuI.ct
at time prior TO the fest day Of Noytslp-. ISIS
No nd viii b. considered, except Tor the comp biar
tn, entire bu.idae proposed 20 te erected aud
tract Vii Oe entered iafo fpr She O. NJ lricu g
buil:iHg, that shall Great, ally Iis'tiy ~ .le see
greater than the amount app r.t.a Ev aid ~
= bond 81 twenty-five T.ogeaE: I'r RI. viii s- 80
q:ite. to bc executed 10 the s.r rs ,a, lrson taking
the contract with I've more -4asis, sui Jet Ia tie
aplu oval of lhe Governor. cou-flor,5 6 tbc T-iHa
f.s rforn.anco Of the conttat. A ri a.s au,' se.7
abe aaH OF tAe sue'ti,s proposed 10 J -,. q.
contain their oonsr.t 10 t!e %: iri 1rrs a. sa
Istd C"iE~ RASJFuRH
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-19
New York Nav II

l.
The news from Peru, by the Gaor,.
Law is important. eorge
President Castillo had left the Coa;..,
at the head of 1000 troops for tho SPIol,
but after he had landed, his 80 ,s .Iou'h,
captured by Vivonca, who. il was .79 sci Was
ed, would immediately make a d. 'ect-
ton against Lima and Calao ' rs d.
cities, 1t would be believed, wara :. nose
danger of falling into the hands Of rs great
voiulionists. We re-
Col. Frank Anderson. an ofr,o. -.
Walkers army, who came passprrIl u
the George Law, says when he I9f. On
plnwaIl, on the 3D. inst. Walker as as
Rivas, with 800 men. vas IN
Anderson thinks Walker j. still :. ,
ascendant and gives no credenra f., ~ ,Ii'
report that he has taken refuge a., ne '.'5
Il man-of-war. ''4
On the other side one Of the Office. .
the George Law, says that on learin o,-I u
Plnwall, the report was currep, tho u ~
Walker was completely heEned in 49, '' ID
sides 10y the enemy at Rivas, and tba, ia -,
allies were about bringing GUNS 70 l- ..'e
on MN, IN Which case he thinks rbrra ~
be little hopes for his men. Of WIKI VIZ ~
has about 800, ali told, -
y letter was received from pr.r,.
source IN San Francjso. requesripir g..
Walker to be sure aud be at San ~,
del Sur three or four days in ady1,S' -- y,
the steamers usual arrival at lba, nr.H =
from San Francisco, bu, no. 10 r,;I i.I ~
expectations too high, and he woulI ,l -
find some thing TO benefit him and ''i 80
cause. The Col. also SAYS he heard r-- 49,
another source that the proposed hanse.
was in the shape Of small sailing vessa'
fitted ont Y patriotic enterprise, ham,
upwards of 100 men, with a good sgnns
OF provisions, arms, Sc. on board ubii.,
Anderson thinks must have arrived a..
this time and been taken charge Of ly
Walker aud his representatives.