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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-14

1 No, iVs "A Farm of $50 acres on the toadlsstiiS
IRON long Grow 10 Aliens Grove, 10 acres tirsi1
oe afes under fence and In cultivation, aiams hofss
liz stories, staeis, we'll, &C.
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jy3 2ptf
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The Array Bill Esjoincd.

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We publish, elsewhere, a correct copy Of the peti-,
t;on fled IN the Fifth District Court, Hon. II. B.
Errleston presiding by bis honor, Mayor Waterman,
ii compliance with resolution adopted by the Com
mon Council some time since, through his counsel
Randell Hunt, Esq, and the City Attorney, J. j..
Michel ESD, praying for injunctions against the
Central Board Of Commissioners, the Superintendent
of Elections and his appointees, preventing and
restraining them or any Of them, from carrying into
effect, or attempting to carry into effect the iniqut
GUS law Of the last Legislature known on the statute
book as the Act Relative to Elections in the Parish
Of Orleans The prayer Of the petitioners was
granted, and njunctions directed to issue.
We need hardly direct the attention Of our readers
to the petition, as twill command the widespread
consideration Of the public. The argument OF the
petition showing the injustice, oppressiveness and
Of the Election Law, we regard as
incontroyertibe. The legal and constitutional points
ere strongly put and powerfully maintained; and we
do not see how any court IN chrstendom could hest
tate moment in branding such a legislative act as
Illegal and abominable to the last degree careful
reading of the document will convince all intelligent
and candid men of the verify Of what we say
The granting Of the writs Of injunction applied for
will have the effect, presume, Of suspending the
operation Of the Election Law until after the first
Monday in November Supreme Court not meet
ing until that day. In the meantime, all elections
will be held under the old law 1t is not probable
the whole question will be fairly submitted to the
Supreme Court before the middle or latter part Of
next winter.
We are more than gratified at this result for, al
peaceable, and law and order loving citizens, We
should have shuddered at the bare possibility of al
attempted enforcement Of such wicked and atrociou
law before its consttutonalty had been passed upoI
by the highest judicial tribunal of the commonwealth
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"LoCAL " CURIOsITY.-In the st. Louis Demo
crat of the 18th find account of fire and riot
in that city with the following caption:
Iacendiarism! Riots !-R0cks, B,ickbats Pts
tols, lfuskets and Murder--HcN empty, and all the
Devils here on Sunday morning,
We quite naturally supposed, when commenced
reading an article a column and half long which
thus roared and Numbered in the index that
something dreadful had happened, and felt prepared
to learn that the people of St. Louis had been burn
ing down each Others houses and slaughterng each
other in fine style. Nothing Of the sort. 1t was
merely fire and free fight between two fire com
panies, in which, mluckily for society, only Of
the belligerents received his quetus. If a New Or
leans paper should make so much noise over small
an affair, it would be able to accomplish first
of-Apr hoax afterwards
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Telegraphed TO the New Orleans Crescent.
xANsAs AFFAIRS



sr. LOUIS, July 2l.-Gov. Walker encamped with
eight companies of u s. troops outside Lawrence on
the 18th The citizens have decided to not negota'e
with him, and to not resist the troops unless hrea
upon.
Walker has warrants for the arrest of the city OIL
GERS and other citizens of Lawrence. anN
Appointments
WASHINGTON. July 2l.-Calvin. jackson, OF hicnl-
gan and Robert H. Clark of Delaware, are appointed
Pursers in the U. S. Navy.
Minnesota Affairs.
WASHINGTON. July 21-Gov. Medary OF Nebraska
asks the War Department for PERMISSION 10 nlus'er
volunteers for defence against the savages a. oppe,
sioux Agency. Secretary Floyd refuses, but Will
send orders to Fort McHenry and Macknaw Tor troops
to oin those at Forts Sterling aud Rdgey 10 meet
the apprehended disturbances with the Minnesota
Indians whose annutes are cut off until they deliver
| up the Spirit Lake murderers.
Kansas and Utah.
| WASHINGTON, July 21.-Gov. Walkers procama
tion is under consideration by the Cabinet.
| Major Ben Mccullough has arrived from Kansas
where he had been sent to see what troops could bt
spared for Utah.
Murder and Suicide.
| CINCINNATI, July 2l.-A German named heohe
er employed by Horton & Macy, to-day stranglee
his wife, fatally stabbed Horton, and cut his Owl
throat He is not expected to live.
| Disaster on Lake Michigan.
DETROIT, July 2l.-The brig Giddings capsized OF
Lake Michigan, and is total loss The crew wer
all saved.
Policeman Shot.
New YORK, July 2l.-Eugene Anderson, membe
of the Metropolitan police was shot in the head las
night by burglar.
Domestic Markets.
CINCINNATI, July 2l-Flour Sc 25. Whisky 70 t.
254. Bacon Shoulders lO9. Sides Ia to l3c. Mes
Pork $23. Lard 14ac
NEW York, July 2l.-Cotton firm. Corn 92t
Provisions steady. Lard buoyant. Bacon quiet Oh
inactive. Lead dull. Whisky SIC. Sugar Sc. to lot
Coffee 1l4c. Freghts heavy
ST.. LOUIS, July 2l.-Flour Sc 25c. to Sc 37at
Wheat 81 $780, to 81 45c Corn 7Se. Hemp 81 2:
to 81 So. Oats CSC. to roc.
River Intelligence
y1cKsBURG, July 2l.--The Twichell passed dow
at II this morning, and the R. W. Adams at o'cloc
| this evening
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Prospectus

THE MADISON AM Err G A N.
To be published in RICHMOND, Madison Parish Louisiana
This paper vii! he issued every SATURDAY MORNING
In Politics shall devoted the interests of the American
Party portion will be dedicated to Literary and Mscea
neos matter comprising selections and compositions suited
family Or reading poetca e6ions and historical
biographical Another portion will be especially de
voted to of Agriculture; while its columns sha
be always open to the advertising community.
The of this paper will be double medium. Tie price
subscription will be three dollars year.
The paper be issued time during the month of July
All communications this paper msSt be addressed to th
undersigned Richmond, Madison parish, La.
PETER ALEXANDER,
ie3O 2ptf Editor and Proprietor.
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Politics IN ST. HELENA.-The Americans of the
parish of st. Helena held meeting in the town OF
Greensburg on the 18th inst Mr. John Corkern pre-,
sided, and Mr.. W. w. Carter acted as Secretary
Two delegates from each of the seven wards of the
parish were elected to the Senatorial Convention
which is to meet in Amte City on the first Saturday
of August next On motion of Mr.. j. ]. THOMPSON
the following resolution was adopted:
Resoired That there be a mass meeting held ON
the second Saturday in August next, in the town OF
Greensbug for the purpose of nominating candidates
for the several Offices in this parish.
And then the meeting adjourned sine die
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gutaI Sntslligtntt.

Walker of the District who fell dead the street the
dey previous Verdict apoplexy. Deceased was native OF
Virginia IS years An inquest held on the body OF
an unknown shwoman about IS of found dead in
house on Basin street, First District. Verdict apopleAy
caused by intempersnce.
D Cow, ,;t+,a darape was done to the two !
- 49,, ,1ro, W . nm Rasn
story brick residence u f,, IL 5 ;,r
street, oe'~e"n W u' ""l ,f ,hs incsn,isrv
ire o'"'he was 'o upon SWAY
| gang
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. - Manuel Sacredo CUT MS
throat on Monay night at his residence on ST. Php street,
between Chartre and He did not cut deep en"ugh
,ovor and s in fair WAY of giving trial
MR., ru,pD D,srp1rr Policeman
7hooih N -, h., o.d,. o,. into din
Joseph Omar"n' an ocef WIZ nos a IT.; dt, cot into
Guilty from us '' " W &C. ;h+ uaving some sort
tronnie IN soou vi - - sd pierre Gasnsrd
OF a'ineui'S WIN ~, - a1 uvhin,tor av.nue he
Mt the corner OF MoFnes e.te' ~ 40, I.,s now. IN
drew his revolver anu sao' nm s h. Iowa and Good
| his res,ne'ce vi "hsn'e So ,,,, H. ,ir
children wheh Gorp',a s stin him He rcrused
ger Soon oo o- Wv 5 he ,isto, frad at Hernandez
10 sur ~ -; l.; II ipsta, fter that he
but ms sea nun "u 'u ,sd - i Gasnard is danger.
was a'ese. "01 -, nd is one or a very serious
ons's wo'nuo ~ '
character.
ANOTHER SHOOTING AFFAIR-A man named Ed
ward Forester O'Clock last evening" at the inter
section OIL o", "n' ., h IL said IN he an ex po,ice
''e ocher in tbe Street Commissioners service
ht roser was chased out of house in the vcin-
tI. +a hait thar n 81
, ny ' a.. ~. . rl,r, Tho stor,acb ipactnp
i ~ '., ~ ,;.;,rs al III. Charity Hosnital where he
"o ' w p' iv ,nr,s Worcester saws
he know the who shot him. and gives no explain"
f ton OF the affair A man haheu Jon" i'i.u ~ " -
on Magazine street ias' night Nv ''e i4 80, t
who charged HIM win oeihs "eeesso's ~ "e s " w.
husband kehatas' hoNeHs'' @ saa ~. With
d he wasa friend OF fores'efs' ana uau peu Ut' m
him, on good terms, al tue res'"uian' WI ou' ~
several hours before he was snot Inc poiee "e' " ~ w
D of the man who dla the shoo''ns "' ou' i"e "
r Harm FAIJs-Michael LYNCH one OF the work
~ ~, tho r,ns of the late fire on the levee Charity
IIsnia1 suffering from fall he had on Monday evening
or amad Mary Janrdon is also laid up in ordinaryshe
;. r,,,a, FINN, tho second story balcony of house
,, s.raot near p,caner whilst ntoxicnted Both will
d .n
, ,,, - - ALL, :;
= FIRST Dlsfkioi Soehi'-iheio WY nv ''
y Court yesterday, the case Oh fofoes anu neo ens ~
Judge Hunt delivered his charge 10 the "i"hu jug VIM p
II peared in Court without making any presenen's' oie
posequi entered in the cases oil 'ohn '"
:, with sayesealihs; Francisco "afee''o' os w p'
- counterfeit; Thos. Nolan chafgeo WIN 'nn,s % ~
than mayhem; and IN several pes CASES 1ne ''A Will p'
badly close for the season with the present week.
il REcoRDER SrITH's CoURT.-A singular family re
h i s r,sc, IN this court Yesterday Three little chdre1
- hroht into cort IN he taken care Of having
nd alone and upcared for in house on Circus
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The Eastern Clarion,

PAUTUINN, MISS,
s. r. ADANS,.......,,........... EDITOR.
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER having thelargeSt circulation
Of any Country Newspaper in the South very respectfully
offered as yartisin medium the Merchants OF New Or
cans.
Orders for advertising eft at the CRESCENT OFFICE will
be punctuully attended
seFRANK A BARTLETT, agent for New Orleans. dl 2pti
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Hon. I. G. Davidson, eXM. c. and aspirant for fur
Their houors in the same line visited town the early
part Of this week and remained here some two OF
three days. His reception was not marked by any
enthusiasm, that we could see We believe he has
gone down the river. He has no idea of declining
his questionable nomination not he
Lake Providence Herald, (Denl,) 18th inst.
Did old Tom Green shed any tears " in Carroll
That is the question Will our contemporary enlighteu
us? The enthusiasm question bears no compari
son whatever IL Importance with the tear question:
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A FAMILY OF SoLDIERs.-On the l4th a bounty
land warrant for l6O acres was issued by the Commits
sioner of Pensions to the Hon. Robert NJ. McLane,
for his services in the Florida war This is the fifth
warrant issued to the members of Mr.. Louis McLanes
familyone to himself for service in the war of 1872
one to each of his four sons for services in the Florida
war or war with Mexico.
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Position OF THE ADMINISTRATION ON THE KANSAS
QuEsTIoN-We publish to-day in full, on the first
page the article in the Washington Union, the Ad-
ministFaton organ, which, it has already been stated,
was authorized as embodying the views of Mr.. Blu
ehanan on the Kansas question. From this article, it
considered that Mr. Buchanan intended from the
first to exercise all his influence to make Kansas
Free State, and to conciliate the South, by using
Southern men the instruments and officers to effect
that result
The above paragraph, says the Memphis Eagle, is
clipped from the Cincinnati Gazette Black Repub
lican paper. 1t shows how the Fremont party look
upon the Kansas policy of Buchanan. 1t shows that
they are satisfied that they have lost nothing in the
National Democratic triumph in the election of Blu
chanan Itshows that the South, that conded freely
and generously in him, has been betrayed. There
never was any great difference in the views of Bu
chanan and Fremont The last ayowed openly his hos
tity to the admission of Kansas or any more slave
States into the Union. The former, agreeing with
Fremont in sentiment, advocated policy that will
result the exclusion of slavery from Kansas and the
prostraton of all hope the part of the South of
securing the admission of other slave States into the
Union This is not all. The employment of Southern
tools to break down the power of the South, by
ing to consult its interests and respect its rights is
the last degree of refinement in political reachery
The Abolition tools of the other Administration were
not equal to the task of overthrowing the South, be
cause the South suspected them. But Walker,
Southern man, was commissioned to perform the wori
Abolitionism was unequal to. The die is cast. TIL
poor South is betrayed. God only can foresee wha
the consequence is to be. The Democracy OF tn
South may, probably will, submit-may, probably
convulse the Union with threats of disunion. w
shall See &
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-22

The CANVASS In NORTH CARoLNA.-Extract of
a letter (says the Washington Union, of the 18th
inst.) from an esteemed correspondent in Rocking
ham, North Carolina
In this congressional dstrct-the third-Hon
Warren Winslow has opposition, so far and is not
likely to have any. The district is largely administra
ton feeling and, therefore, hope of success for
Know-Nothing is not to be entertained A goodly
Number of those who voted for the opposition eec
tora ticket last fall having seen that the Democratic
party was the only which could directly lay claim
10 nationality disposed to carry their opposition
no farther"
Largely administration in feeding" That's De
mocracy in North Carolina, we suppose Well that's
Democracy here, SO far as the ofceholdels and wire
puers are concerned, and far the Slidell intu
ence control popular sentiment There is nothing
like principle at the bottom of it. Principle has beer
merged in an administration or antadminstratior
feeling But, the people are getting their eyes wdt
open, which is very great and promising consoa
| ton, 'H.
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MATRIMONIAL LoTrERY.--Mr. Perham's beautiful
Young Lady," who was "put up in gift enterprise
some time ago, has, according to the Palmer CMass.)
Journal fallen to the lot of Mr. J. Waters, pro-
lessor of music in that town. The Beautiful Young
Lady" brings 900 with her, by the terms Of the
lottery but money should not be thought of in con-
nection with this delicate dasel whose charms are
secured to the holder of the lucky number, whoever
ha ha
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Second-H Hand Boilers for Sale,

THREE SECONDHAND BOILERS-Doube- fued, "A feet
long, 40 inches diameter.
THREE SECONDHAND BOILERS-Double.f ued, "a feet
long, IS inches diameter
ONE SIX.FLUED PATENT BOILER, with Fire Box-l2
feet long AZ inches diameter the fire hoX 30 inches in ue
chamber complete with CRATE bars bowoH vave etc. with
without small Steam Engine inches diameter OF cyn-
der and l6 inches stroke, in complete order
TWO STEAM ENGINES Q.eyer EngnesJ Is inches diam
eter of cylinder, feet stroke; together with Shafts Water
wheel Flanges Plummer Blocks Cams and Cam frames, in
complete order suitable for small boat.
Also, DOCTOR ENGINE, capable of supplying two boil
long inches diameter together with Heaters and
Escape Pipes, all nearly and in complete order.
MCCAN & PATTERSON,
yl4 2plm corner Deord and New Levee SITS.
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Coal J.! Coal q!

R. & j. W 7 S 0 N,
New Levee, foot of Julia street,
constantly receiving large supplies of the VERY BEST
QUALITY OF SCREENED
PITTSBURG COAL.
prepared furnish by the boat load DEALERS
PLANTERS and STEAMSHIPS at the SHORTEST NOTICE
and LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
sPlaners desiring purchase part only Of boat load
Coal the delivered at their plantations with
extrn CHARGE actnal Of towing. e24 2n
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A good article viii always triumph

ns- A good article Will ALWAYS triumph
pretended imitation 1t said that every city
is paradise of humbugs but let really article
capable doing all that promised it. and will stand the
of any opposition dependent upon inflated notoey and
Hostetters famed Stomach Bers evidence this
taken hold of by the people tried and not
wanting in curing any of dyspepsia any FORM
these facts known why should not be appreciated
by everybody For sale by druggists and dealers gen
orally. iy20 2p6t<W
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Southern Furniture EV-nreTOOnss
CHARLES A. STEW ART,
at Nos. III and 173 Canal street, Ne,p Orleans,
Has lust received the mandatory beautiful stock Of
splendid MAHOGANY ARMoIRS and BEDSTEADS, in ad-
dition to his hitherto large stock of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
omprsng EVERYTHING in his line of business Parties
wishing anything in his line will find it to their advantage to
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
CHARLES A. STEWART,
iy2O 2p6t6ltW III and l73 Canal street.
j. G. MORGAN. WIN. II. SLACK. P. HALVES.
1V'M. III. Slack s Co.,
GENERAL STATIONERS,
PRINTERS AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
No. 6S Camp street.
Between the Crescent and Picayune Offices,
jylT 2pl0t New Orleans La
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Dental Notice.

DIR. GEO. ". SMITH, DENTAL SURGEON, may be con
suited daily A. NJ. till P. NJ. Office and residence
ner Caroudelet and Lafayette ae aeyia street
90 ,,,ic
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-22

News BY CAPE RACE.-Should the establishment
and operation of the submarine telegraph prove a
failure, it is said that arrangements will be made to
obtain European news from the steamers when they
reach Cape Race, the most southern point of New
foundand
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RaWe are indebted to the clerks Of the steamers
Chancellor and Philadelphia for late papers from
louisville and st. Louis.
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DOIbe01''s

DOIbe01''S
COMM ERCIAL CO L L E G f
No. Jog Canal street.
All who wish be ready for fall business should begin
Immediately.
PENMANSIIIP, -
BOOKKEEPING,
MATHEMATICS,
ENGLISH,
SPANISH AND
GERMAN
are taught Special Apartments and Professors for
each branch. .- -
iv99 onstz RUFUS DOLBEAR.
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lives near Reading, Pa is manof polite and court
teous habits. He was visited one night recently by
man, who deliberately informed him of his intention
to rob the house. and requested Mr. Zelers not to in
terrupt him. Mr.. Zelers, who had come from his
room on hearing the noise Withdrew and went to bed
and the robber searched the house, and carried off
S3s and considerable clothing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-22
FNuss Fans! Fans!

large and beautiful assortment of FANS latest styles just
received from Paris, By
LION & PINSARD,
jyl3 2ptf 66 and 68 Royal street. corner Bienvlle
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-22

4. #. .WNy'f'uy,
Nos 10 and q Benvie street, New Orleans,
Keeps constantly hand large and fresh supply from each
steamer from New York of the celebrated
Xxx G R f AN ALE
Brewed by Messrs. Poultney & Massey, Philadelphia.
Families supplied in part of the city free Of charge with
a fine quality of 7 ABLE ALE and PORTER.
Particular attention paid Bars of Steamboats,
| and a general satisfaction guaranteed, by
7. F. MURRAY,
| ie22 2plm 10 q Bienve street.
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r.. Carver COknpHny's
PATENT IMPROVED COTTON GINS.

jyl3 2phW
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Notice.

Our customers and others, wishing their FALL AND WIN
TER CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER, will please call at
store and leave their and orders.
NORRIS, MAULL Il CO.,
Camp and Common streets,
jy3 2ptf under the City Hotel.
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HARPER,s WEEKIY.--We arc indebted to Mr.. Nor
man for a copy Of the last issue OF this popular
weekly It is finely illustrated and lively throughout
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.MjfS, ,MifS.

fresh of MITS, for Ladies' and Misses just
ceived and for sale by
LION & PINSARD,
jy13 2ptf &c and 6S Royal street. corner BienVille
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Young america Cigar Store.

R. DEL A OR q
Informs his friends and the public generally that he continues
TO keep on hand at the YOUNG AMERICA CIGAR STORE,
No 3S St Charles fall assortment of CIGARS CHEW
ING AND SMOKING TOBACCO, etc, to which he invites
their attention. je23 2plm
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Second Hand Furniture Store.

The HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for all kinds SECOND
HAND FURNITURE also Sold exchang ed and repaired by
P. NJ TOURNE,
jy22 2p3m No. 2 Baronne, near Canal street.
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Ladies' CATERS and Slippers
AT ONE DOLLAR A PAIR.
Just Received July 10, 1857, another Lot.
LADIES price only 81 w pait.
:. SLIPPERS. ................ E. S1G0
=. BROGANS.. :. Sl0O 81.
MISSES CATERS AND BRoGANS -. s10O
CAILDREN'S SHOES AND TIES. :. 65
BOYS BRoGANs. at 60 and So cents and 81 10
Also, a good assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
which are now selling VERY Low.
pS-The Ladies' will call early and secure BA RGAINS, at
S. B. CHURCHILL'S,
iy2O 2p1m Corner of Apollo and Erato Streets
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n. Dns-et y Co.,
STATIONERs, PRINTERS AND BINDERS,
37......... Chartres street. ......,..37
hand large assortment of BLANKS, comprising
CUSTOM-HOUSE BLANKS all forms necessary for Mer-
chants.
NOTARY,S BLANKS, all forms.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE, Drafts Notes, Checks.
RENT RECEIPTS, Lenses Dray Receipts.
DRAY RECEIPTS for the Opeousas Railroad
BILLS OF LADINC fol Opelousas Railroads. steamers,
SHIP BILLS LADING for Europe printed thin paper.
STEAMBOAT BILLS LADING, large and small.
STEAMERS BILLS LADING, Auctioneers Blanks.
All kinds BLANKS printed order. CHECKS printed TO
order with different vignees, initiating engraving.
P. DUREL & CO.,
iell 2ptf II Chartres street
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Citizens,

Citizens,
TR 4 We l. E R S,
sOJO NERS AT TINE LAKE
AND COUNTRY,
Can find at
j. c. MORG 4 " S B OKSTORE,
Exchange Place, adjoining Post-Ofice
ALL THE LATEST PUBLICATIONS OF THE DAY,
-Embpcipg-
NOVELS.
REVIEWS,
MAGAZINES,
ILLUSTRATED PAPERS,
ETC. ETC. Together with SUPERIOR STOCK Of
Standard and Miscellaneous Books.