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The Placer herald., 1857-07-11
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Meeting of the County Central Committee.

Meeting OF the County Central committee.
Pursuant to notice published in the Placer
Herald, the Democratic Central Committee of
Placer County, met in Auburn on Thursday, June
18th, 1857.
After the Chairman calling the meeting to or
der on motion E. G. Elliott, of Beals Bar, was
elected Secretary pro tenn, when the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That Democratic County Conven-
tion be held in
AUBURN ON SATURDAY, JULY llth,
1857, for the purpose of selecting fifteen Dele
gates to represent the Democracy of Placer coun-
ty in the next Democratic State Convention to be
held in Sacramento on the l4th of July.
Resolred, That we recommend to the Demo
cracy of the various precincts in this county to
select Delegates to the County Convention on
TUESDAY, July 18th, 1857.
Resolved, That in the opinion of this Commit
tee, the Democracy in their respective precincts
are fully competent and the only proper judges
Of who shall be eligible to act in primary meet
ings for the selection of Delegates to represent
them in Democratic Conventions.
Resolved That we do not indorse, does
precedent authorize County Central Committees
to dictate to primary meetings who shall or who
shall not be competent to participate in their
deliberations.
The following is The number of Delegates to
which each Precinct ID entitled in the County
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Since Baacava was evacuated by the
British it has been taken possession of by
an army Of fierce rats, who not only con-
sumo every defcnseless object within their
reach, but also at night attack people in the
street The inhabitants who had returned to
their former dewllings were obliged TO va
cate them again, and trust to the seventies of
winter to diminish the forces of the four foot
ed enemy.
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Great efforts were made to entertain the Off
GERS Of the United States Frigate Niagara in
London. There had been a dinner, visits to
Russell's Crilnean Lectures, Fine Art Gal
ferries, aud a supper at which many men,
eminent both in science and literature, at
tended.
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Post-O fRces in Placer ounty,
PLACER COUNTY OFFICERS,

Hon. J. E. Hale, County Judge. ...
Charles King, Sheriff.
Tabb Mitchell, County Clerk.
Philip Stoner, Treasurer
Philip W. Thomas, District Attorney.
J. w. Spann, Assessor.
J. M. Gaunt, Public Administrator.
Eugene A. Phelps, County Surveyor.
H. NJ House, Coroner.
Percival c. Millette, Supt. Of Common Schools.
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The question has been asked, why it is
considered impoite for gentlemen to go
into the presence of ladies in their shirt
sleeves, while it is considered in every way
correct for the ladies themselves to appear
before gentlemen without any sleeves at all.
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DOMESTIC YEAsT-Boil one pound of
good -four; quarter Of q pound of brown
sugar, and little salt with two gallons Of
water for one hour. When milk warm, bot
tie it and cork it close It will be fit for
use in twenty-four hours. One pint of this
yeast will make eighteen pounds of bread.
HON stead.
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NJ LIS.

Arrivals and departures of the Mails to and
from Auburn:
Arrives from Sacramento at 2 O'Clock. ?. M.
From Iowa Hill. Illinoistown, and Yankee Jims,
at 8 o'clock, A. M.
Closes for Sacramento at 8, p. NJ. For the
North at noon.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

f. w. Sherman, 1st District Pine Grove.
w. r. X. Devane, I'd District, Gold Hill.
John McNally, Sd District, 1llinoistown.
John X. Cate, 4th District, Iowa Hill.
William Duck. 5th District, Yankee Jims.
The Board meet on the first Monday in Februs-
y, May. August and November.
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"Bell Brittan," the piquant correspondent
Of the New York Mirror. has been called
upon by "lovely lady living in the far
West" for definition of love-" The love.
ly lady is informed that if she ever felt for
her fellow men "warm sentiment Of friend.
ship, respect, esteem, admiration, alteration
or DEVOTION she will, when compelled "by
the force of the elective affinities' to con-
centrate all these emotions upon one, be
able to call the highly intensified essence
Of all the variety of sentiments set forth
"love." Dreadful!
Yes a dreadful" amount of words to de-
fine what any lady ought to know who ever
had fellov feeling in her bosom."
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber will sell his place. situa- ~
l. ted one and half miles from Auburn. E:il
There is good house with six Rooms, lathed and
plastered; Barn and Sheds, Grain House, Store
house, Spring house, and one Of the finest springs
ia the county, that never fails.
s There's are fifty acres OF growing grain, N&
-1s- and garden OF four acres, containing g
choice Apples, Peaches, Pears Cherry, Plums,
Strawberries, and Raspberres, all ia full bearing
Any person wishing to purchase, can cali on rae
on the premises, and get bargain, as a,n too
old to devote the necessary attcation to it.
There is Household Furniture, Farming Uten-
s's, and stock OF all kinds ready for an entezpri-
sing man to 60 ahead with
JOHN R. GWYNN
June 6 3w
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COuRT OF SESSIONS

Hon. JAMES E. HALE, Presiding Judge, F. l.
Frey and Rufus Smith. Associates.
Meets on the second Monday of February, May
August and November.
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COLORS OR BRONZE.

OVAVxS0 OxS oxSO1V@66
The NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE will
be constantly added to the already extensive
stock of Job materials, and fine assortment of
PAPERS AND CARDS
will be kept constantly on hand at all times
A continuance of the patronage of the old
friends and customers of the establishment is So
licited, and they assured that no effort will be
spared to give complete satisfaction.
The Herald being the oldest established paper
in the county, having the largest circulation, and
the most extensive Job Office of any press in Pla-
Ger, offers facilities for Advertising and Job Work
surpassed by none.
Call and be satisfied Of TIE fact
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DISTRICT COURT.

Hon. JOHN N. HowELL Judge.
Meets on the second Monday in January and
on the third Mondays in April, July and October.
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Col. Cummins has been offered the Gov
ernorship OF Utah.
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DLANKS-
ID Blank Deeds, Blank Mortgages, and
Blank Personal Mortgages, now ready for sale
at the Placer Herald office.
DLANK CONSTABLE SALES
ID Can be had at all times at the
Placer Herald office.
DLANK EXECUTIONS
- You can get them at any time at
the Placer Herald Office.
DLANK SUBPGNAS-
ID Always for sale at the Placer
Herald Office.
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COUNTY COURT.

Hon. JAMES E. HALE, Judge.
Meets on the second Monday in February, May,
August and November
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PROBATE COURT.
Hon. JAMES E. HALE, Judge.
Meets on the fourth Monday in each month.
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PLACER HER AID
NEWSPAPER ANDJ JOB
PRx &%x&& &
OFFICE.
THE PROPRIETOR having made substantial
i Improvements to the Jobbing Department Of
the Herald is now prepared to print, in the very
best style, and at moderate rates, every descrip-
ton of
Blanks,
Bill-Heads,
Bali Tickets,
Blank Notes,
Blank Orders,
Certificates Of Stock,
Catalogues,
Circulars,
Cards,
Deeds,
Handb4lls,
Letter Heads,
Labels,
Mortgages,
Pamphlets,
Programmes,
Water Tickets,
AND ALL KINDS OF
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING,
The Placer herald., 1857-07-11


DoUGLAs uroN PoLIrIcAL PARsoNs.-In
a late speech at the West the distinguish
ed Illinois Senator said:
Instead of preaching what men need to
hear-"Christ and him crucifed"-
hucksters of a political religion forget the
fundamental principles of their professed
Masters religion; forget him and the merci-
full designs and charitable spirit of HIS
mission, and amid lies, and vituperation,
and sander, hold up not the cross, but
douglas and him damnedw [Cheers and
laughter. Is this harsh' Let me tell you,
no politician, bred in the very school Of bit
terness and lies can speak so harshly or so
falsely as the Abolition preachers of the
times. have received from them from
two thousand to twenty-five hundred sermons
filled with blasphemy, hypocrisy and black
guardism, preached by inf1el, mercenary
ministers, against whom the accusation must
be brought otperverting the holy SABBATH and
Chists gospel to political ends. And III
leaving this branch OF the subject, let me
say, if you wish to preserve religion and NOR
ais, and your conscience pure, and keep the
cause Of the gospel safe, shun these political
preachers. When the Bible and God are
dethroned by these men, we shall become in
this land as France in '93.
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AN ACT

Concerning county officers in the County of Placer
The People Of the State of California, repre-
sented IN Senate and assembly, do enact as
.fOilOUs:
Sec |. All County officers who shall hereafter
he elected in and for the county of Placer except
those who shall be elected at the General Elec-
tion in the year one thousand eight hundred and
ffty-eight, shall enter upon the discharge of the
duties of their respective Offices the first Mon
day of December next succeeding their election.
Sec 2. There shall be elected in and for the
county Of Placer, at the next General Election in
the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty
eight, one Clerk, one Sheriff. one County Treasu-
rer, one County Assessor, one Public Administra-
tor, one District Attorney. one County Surveyor,
and one Coroner, and shall enter npon the duties
of their respective Offices at the expiration of the
terms of their predecessors, and shall continue to
hold their Offices until the first Monday in Decem
ber one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
Sec 5. The successors of the officers whose
terms of Office is prescribed in the second section
of this act, shall be elected at the General Elec
tion in the year one Thousand eight hundred and
sixty and at the general election every two years
thereafter.
spproyeo (aEnary seth, 1851.
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The Squire's Georgia Widow.

"Oh," says the SQUIRE Il wish l was mar
ried, and we'll over it. dread it powerful.
Id like to marry a widow l alters like
widows since know'd one down in Georgia
that suited my ideas adzactly"
"About week after her husband died she
started down to the graveyard, whar they
planted of him, as she said, to read the pres
cription onto his monument. When she
got there, she stood minute lookin' at
the eend of the grave, with an epithet on
them the minister had writ for her. Then
she burst out, "Oh hoo!'. says she: "Jones
he was one of the best men! | remember
how the last time he come home, about a
week ago, he brought down from town some
sugar and little tea and some store goods
for me, and lots of little necessaries and lit
tie painted hoss for Jeems, which that bless
ed child got his mouth all yaller with suckn'
of it, and tux down that good old fiddle of
his'n and played up that good old tune:
"Rake her down, Sal, OH rang dang diddle,
Oh! rang, dang didle dang dang, da, da!'
"Here," says the Squire, "she began to
dance, and l just thought she was the great
est woman ever seed"
The Squire always gives a short laugh af-
Ter telling this anecdote, and then filing and
lighting his pipe, subsidies into an arm chair,
and INDUCES in calm and dreamy reflection.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

DARrNER wANTRD-IN LIGHT sENrxS1. Bust
Il Capital requ red from $500 70 $500. Can upoa
DR.. PECK, dentist 10 Grand street
ITO MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS, sILvERSNrHS
chain mAhers "A person Who undo rstasds NE bus
sess obtain amount Of cash capital oeslres v
sNcs
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SSGsu a u ossty. eomvRhmG he msgt'hsa0 ssA
eens(absss ahOea. Wboss au1y s0sl n evve leo1
nscs . au ne. Begrsss wkhu saob deso. - have tss
0Ase who bre without auAhoSiy; the satd o0nuoee
are fuubey owePsd md requested 70 ascertain e6e
senimsne Of tse vossrs Of esch dhufo, IN wrsapg
q Tennessee Of every oss a free negroes whin ~ Dor
ders; and that hey make report Of vast sbe have done
b the wens q 70 meeting Of the oseas 10 ba hell 81
Odo Fellows Hail arst SATURDAY. 10 Jst usyy next
On that they report the Of al free hey
nsy notify. and ell thai are noned In cir several
dmicss; and that said mlioe DO further Instructed
N re Quested 70 enforce the law asains AZ owners OF
slaves who perm them 70 act - fee persona or hire
them their on time.
Received, That committee OF three bs appointed by
the Cosr 10 three citizens 10 each DISTRICT 70 cot
said com Dee 10 concert with tbs mAastrates and oou
stables OF the dssric and ha, they give them written
infoy matiou Of their appointment and request their I'M
mediate aca ion N the premises
PUGIYJUE SLAVES IN BOSTON.
The Boston 1rnctiisr Of saturday says We
are informed that two fpgisives WHO had succeeded
D making their escape from their masters in the
South, have arrived IN this city the present week.
One of The slaves from the State Of Mississippi,
and escaped in a vessel. He arrived here night be-
fore last, and states that yesterday he saw his mas
Ter, accompanied by well known sIavecatcher, in
the streets of our city, Once before, the fugitive
states, he made attempt TO escape, but was then
captured and carried back, when his master told
him n he was ever caught again in the act Of run
ming off he should be shot The other fugitive
from the State OF Virginia, and made his escape by
and. The Vigilance Co unit ee OF this city i6ame-
diately took prompt and efYectnal measures 10 put
them in place Of safety, and they are now beyond
the reach Of their pursuers."
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Negro Movements.
IMPORTANT TO TIE ovsERs AND Hxss or

The Supreme Court Of Tennessee has recently
decided that the hlrer OF slave, under a general
contract Of hire, IL guilty Of conversion II he hire
said slave " another during the term of hire With
ont The conteut Of the o~Ier, and s liable 10 an &C
ZION Of uovsr for his value. Tue question was m sde
~ the case Of Cummings ys. Bel, rom The Circuit
Court Of Nashville.
ysfk FhGhOEs 20 M DRIVEN our or TBSrBssrg.
Az an adjourned meeting Of the cidzeus Of Ds.
vidson county, held at the Capitol, in the city Of
Nashville, on the 24tb ut,, on motion Of Mr.. ARTS
Ho~n, zen. W. q. Harding called 70 the chair.
secretaries
Whtfcup0n, the committee appointed o. former
meetng, through their Chairman y. r. Rains made
report of resoluiiyn which, after full disc ssDn
and snlebament, v ~ adopted. o. follow
~ syva, lHsl sS,naitsvt u. yvlstev csct crl
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ITO rHE BADIEs-wRIrTNG :
i ton given 10 ladies' a nes aud
twenty frrir lcaeors Apply a. IL
beurs VI Yen and twelve vc'Vsk sslly
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STATISTICS OF LEAF YEAR IN UouTsvlLLR-The
quadrennal opportunity % the ladies 10 do their
own lovenaking has passed with the leap year,
which clos yesterday. We DO not ka,w to what
extent they svsed themselves of their golden pri-
vi'egee; but perhaps the following statistics may
throw some light upon the subjecr. We copy the
suhj0iDed table OF marriages celebrated N this city
duriDg 1866 and 1855, from te records of the Coun
~ Clerks Office
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TOtaIe .-....-.. JS5 yN
The pIepopeeranoe, il viii be seen, is favorable 70
the year previous. We fear that the sweet cres-
lures we're zoo tmi. or the male part of the c-es-
lion too upg alant. Louisville should presen, G bel
ter grand result in ns;Tinony.-LoaisciAs Journol,
Jan. |.
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CLOTHING, &C.

CLOTHING, &C.
40 SHRCTlHT rA1LORs HAVING FROM SEQ 10
Do. 81 COO worth CT neu etching 20 dispose Of 81 f1s
price viii nee. VIII cast customer By addressing rbomss
j.. Conroy. 4ol Pearl street.
ATDl Pearl srREET-sECOSD HAND CLOTHING
r "a store -Gencemen DESTROYS OF conveying large Or
small o,s m or surplus wearing apparel into cAsh
obtain the full vsle m current moaey ey Applying " Jas.
kORONBI, 479it Pearl street.
EIlC1HIEG.-I.ADIES OR GENTLEMEN EAv1N0 ANY
~ dispose Of receive fair fer BY send
S COHEN. IL LAurens Canal, 81 West
proAdway. lst ~ sIsendea - by mrs ;
OLoTHING FOR MEN AND BOys ALMOST GIVEN
~ 81 81 Fulton street Ten thousand dollars worth 70
sold hsN the usual rrcc. Tbs tho beat chance
hat bs offered 10 set clothing Al sboesae retail
WINNER CLOTHING,
w Winter clshipg
Winter cloaDg,
winyr clothing.
Winter eo4inr.
ceiling a. a; cost
selag Of At cost,
Selling Of az oost
Sellrg o. q eos.,
selAs Of al eost
Al parySoLp PROOFS,
Al Drum Job A PHOCY's,
Al BRUsG0I.n rROCEs
Al DRUx3OLp a PhOrH'S,
At DkusSOLD ra0cH's,
No. 10 ruitrr stree.
No 10 aton street
No 10 Furcn street
10. 10 Fulton u1es.
No. 10 russn street.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
THE ETRElIEN.

LIukE pEPARTNEST.-ruE BOARD OF ES0INEHRs
and tes euep requested TO meet a. Fi-emens Hall
this uesday) evening a. IA O'Clock TO lake such acton
be deemed the last tribute OF
tsT-k Murine, OF Comp M 81, who lost
bis ~b1e the dscharte OF bic d1ty
Drbt Of the sth int ALrhED OAhS1S, Chef
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THE LEUr'uf.Ie SEASON.

YHk IECr'uftlc st1As<IN.
GEORGE sUkNER, ESQ. WIZ LECTURE BEFORE
u the Merchants Library and he public TUESDAY
ming, January al O'Clock. SaoectfrGnce and LOUIS
FLOYD CIARKsoN Ch1-nan Lecture Ceu,uit.ee.
4 ECJURE ON NTCARASU AN CoaFLIANCs WITH
- the desire expressed 10 the following Mr. J. " IA
bins Il NicsraRus viii give ectnre upon the climate sol
md otursons that cOupy, Win glance fs social
du-Gl ard pocal condon ~ he broadway raoernscle,
evening. January tn at y elock.
fffe each. he obtained usual places and
the Of The Sess VIII be reserved for sdss
NEw iORK. Dec -, 1884.
W. FABESs fso.Dear Sir rhs Undersigned f-eois Of
raguA, residing Eev YORK, Wow o. he Sreai nte
by all classes Of the rnuns In whaever
ibst ne- esnr oeuntv, would resDecfuly soeh you
give lecture upon Re cuaus sol productions Ac al
earliest We believe tat from bong resi-
Mica veil frcn the oppOtuuh es otiered
while sthe head Of ae coouizaon Atnent Of uhs
repnbhc give and the oommuoly much reehls
and acceptable information these topics. Very respect
eul,y obeiient servants,
JOAN 4. Heiss, Ward h Bnvnett
Geo Il. Han. Tbos J. 0reen,
Samuel Brevoort Vim. Z. Oazeoesa,
ChSles Miller, Horatio " Wild.
I'm Maskin,n~h, y. Filge-ald fssisvo
X. v. n. Denyse, q. Achll,
William Moore, J. pcws.
rbamas Bell A. suydam,
tley. C. LavreSce, Jo1ss Bartlett
william Wilson, Alcr. G Moron,
John Savage, w. :. Rot lnsop.
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.PRTvATg IN9TRuC
elegsut ht1i tsugh N
bro.1way, tstwce0 The
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Moss NEW ORLEANS sLAouxoss, OF SUPERIOR
Avn p'~"' WIN y T3oLE CO., No IS Exchange place.
DorrCuouLNrE EMPoRIUM-rHE ART OF ORvA.
III renth loeh like rich painted china Nov open
assortment Of fyench and Asefan ss~s
shapes magnificent pictures towers sere pain's
runs brushes, &C.
C,LRIgH REII,s-aLEIaH RErLs-sLErGH BELLs.-
- splendid lot ~ silver plated segh bells on BODY straps
~l be sod n gentlemen wishing them for heir
Muat be sold. tsl on or address oEOhek j.
sM11h. ~ Chn sweet mp stairs thrd floor.
CrAnNrRING, &C. CURED RABICALLN-lN TWO
- hears By Or JOFEs the diecovsrer Of pev sysem-
and method known. No pain opera
ucn snd required ur the patient cured requires
skl 70 effect cure csnnct he sent by mail Reference
per-cns cnrec IN The city old snt yosng ~ H-T Jones
eeerees and dyspepsia with succes b~retcofe az
rown OGce 81 srosdry week % two ~; mn
rove he bme,
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ITO THE EDIrOR OF rag ssw YORK HER AID
Il Sir-Please thai Jou.ih SeweL Eco. OF Forty
ninth street. Gowanus Long Island has solsr,ed SCI Is
Nhty dollars and five csns) for relief
widow of the late murdered Cannon dealers
farmers and market gardeners IN Fulton and WAshnGon
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EXPIRES sEs.

ISLAND OF CUBA ExPREss-roRwARDs YREr9HTs
and parcels BY usised s,sss mail steamer onas.r cry
tuesday the 6h with saiemest Of And vAfue. V
wklLs, FARGO CO., Ascas ~ Broadway.
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., Il r
,sr nnnn VIZ rass vii rs e Nav pus
the Great Northern Ralroad which by its successive links
forms chain extending over sixteen degrees Of latitude
NAVY Hv @ ''''s ''' A' 'A " s p . VI "" ''hi,
hen our connection is completed railroads above
aeserbed we may reach Chicago 0rayeing at the rate Of
t;tY;5 fo a r., s ~ io,s i; bon,rs Ginr;nt
in hours Nashville in twenty hours Shreveport
and the Texan border in and all the
nv r % ao o % of ns uon
prise, when that all the
traffic Of the vast system OF roads which tend to New Orleans
msy rea ,i he annreciataa '"'"' 80 %"
- C;,o. ~, -F,,s; ,ao A., ,ta s.s - a.,
track has been conssd 10 I,rookbaven Miss distance If
one bnndres and nine miles from Nav Orleans which
.dd.d 10 er VIA. sou aud Caviar, oa
two If ;vss one ANDRE, and miles
~ 8;sha ,,, n,a ps, h and M po;r, - b;,
~ 80, 4, ,,St, -. Il, - cs,. ~, ,,;a. ~ r, !,
or,a;n nasoprv ,na b,;sn 10 nrorressn,r vieoro,sy
,h,,sona oho,oe nss ; VOW a,,n,o,ad a., ~
and al e iran rois ~ b whole If e have heen "a
The Rord ara cop6deu that the road will he entir
e;.,.a 80. NJ o.,n 49, r,..- -, j.. Ie.o = '.''
ha nn.inn Of NJ roaa hos saa F.,
IL i, .,t.,,ent runni,r i. H. ,r h or, eh id
WITHIN Nv on sanr r,ou,s M aasaaa " .s liza as
"'' 's past lew noh'hs NO "ceaeht oil any kina mas &C.
BILE to s ssut and officers of he
a, ,d ~ dan,r,,.n, y
The statement of recents and narssd n which,
,h;s ranort 4; wade ~, Sow, ~ ortI.
conanv in he IN Inst and shows the tool recrjnf from III
sources 10 have hen 90 40 "a, "a e,;,a e. s6 ana so .
~ :. , ~ Co., ~; ~ - ;; So 80
aud NH, rscvsb,o g, oso ao q; III, bons bo,,eer ora NO,
a nrst a;,h, h;u all ,dd nc security far looms ~
eca;n,s Il will n. nerceved lint the sum of s,.s5 6lo as
has been on hills md arst ogaye bo. tts
on,,naer NV recants nv, occo,t ,F N eoi,l
soek earnings and interest coertsd from tho
of and the e Of New Orleans on bonds held Inv
m. comnany
The I usars Of Nssss;pui NJ slat session nassed an
,.t ~ his and ot,er IN e
the fckasa School Fund a fusd arising from te
.ertn Lands 4, that r ,srns Of ,ra t,at ,ba
money shall bs .naid IN Years with Interest," at the
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ausrcArEp.l

y551as ast, New oRiEAss, April ~, 1851.
Hss Etofs Your srce Of this morning on the health
of tho city, reminds that called the attention Mayor
and street TON of disease Peydras
street beyond the cotton presses since and
which have suffered in health in that ueebothood during
The past winter and abaed before becomes warm fears
that disease will spread from this
out e city and all Quarantine regulations will be ate aud
unsvaing. +-t-3 fffE
few doliars expended remove The Eb,sc animals
esewieh have bsen suffered to accumulate into Of
h least feur feet above the grade Of hestreet
well spent - ~
Should You ourerevanees in valuable paper you
would rauch oblige the residRnts Of that section.
- Yours, etc, A RESIDENT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-25
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The subscriber has the wing articles landing
which offered at reduced prices
% barrels No. East India CASTOR OIL;
1000 pounds Powdered CAYENNE PEPPER;
100 demjohns AQUA AMMONIA;
100 :. SWEET SPIRITS NITRE;
80 pounds Puly Comp Ext. COL0CYNTH:
800 =. JALAP;
800 dozen Garrelt'S SNUFF:
l5Gl0 pounds pure WHITE LEAD;
Is barrels LINsEEp OIL, pure;
1860 boxes WINDOW GLASS;
% 30 barrels Eng. VEN. RED;
40 e.. GLUE assorted qualities;
800 pounds COCHINEAL;
10 cases Refined BORAX;
40 jars CARB AMMONIA.
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Wholesale Druggist,
A20 2pl2t 43 Magazine street