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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-10-16

Total cost Of canals IN third sect0n. ~
In the fourth section the digging Of canal ~ ieet
feet deep in the ce ter of Claiborne street, from
to the lower limit of the city, estimated at "
The digging Of canals, 40 feet wide BY feet deep,
! in Inc centers Of Florida avenue, Monroe avenue
and Edinburg avenue, from Lafayette avenue to ,
INA lower limit of the city, estimated at
The digging Of canal, 80 feet wide by feet deep,
in the center Of Jourdan's plantation, from Ciat
borne street to the draining machine at Gentily
Road, estimated at
Tie digging Of canals 40 feet wide BY feet deep,
in the center Of Louisa, Poland aud Adams streets,
from Claiborne street to Lake Pontchartran, esti
mattel at.
The cleaning Of bayou Sauvage, from Lsfayet.e
avenue to the lower limit of the city, so as to be W
feet wide by feet deep, estimated at: t:.......,-
The digging Of tail.race or dschsrging canal, 80
feet wde BY s feet deep, and the construction Of
leyees on both sides from the draining machine on
Gentilly ridge to Lake Pontchartrain estimated
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-10-16
[ No. $3.50. /

Rsoced That the Comptroller be- and he authorized
sell the lowest bidder after five days notice in the official
journal for making shell road with lake Shells
Frenchmen street. from Claiborne Canal Marigny
conformity with the petition Of of real property said
for the and agreeaby section No. l9 of the
charter The said work be
and levels to be given the Surveyor and specifications file
his office Said adjudication subject approval
rejection OF the Common Council.
lSigned j. MAGIONf,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tSgned II. NJ. SUMMERS
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved October |, 1857.
tsignedl GHAS. NJ WATERMAN, Mayor.
true copy. j. B. WALTON, Secretary.
Notice is hereby given that MONDAY 10Th inst, l
will adudicate my Office u o'clock NJ the above
tracts.
oh st T. THEARD, Comptroller.
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In the second section the widening of the canal at
limit Of the city from canal Claiborne to Carrol'tcr
so as to be 10 feet wide by feet deep estimated at
Tho digging OF canal, 50 feet vide by feet deep,
In the centre Of Broad street, from the new canal
to the upper limit Of the city, estimated at....,
The digging Of tarace or dfscharging canal ~
feet vide BY feet deep from the draining ma
chine at Carrollton avenue TO and across Metairie
ridge into the swamp, estimated at. -............
j. Total cost Of canals in second section ......5.
IN the third section--the widening OF Broad sire
from the canal Carondslet to London xvenue to
wide by feet deep, estimated Observation-Disclosures. at
The digging Of canal, " feet wide by feet deep,
to Gentiliy ridge estimated observation-disclosures. at.
The digging Of canal 80 feet wide by 8 feet deep,
in the centre Of Florida avenue, from Lafayette
avenue to Marigny canul, estimated at. "
The widening Of Harigny canal from Elysisn Fields
street to London avenue, SO ~ to be SO feet wide
by feet deep, estimated dat...................,...
The digging Of canal, 40 feet wide by feet deep,
in the center Of Franklin avenue from Florida aS-
The digging Of canal, 80 feet wide by feet deep
in the center Of Washington avenue, from Coed
children street to Florida avenue, eatimated at.,
The digging Of canal, 40 feet wide by 8 feet deep
in the center of Paris avenue, from bayou Sauyage
to Lake Pontchartrain, estimated At .....,....
The digging Of canal 40 feet wide by feet deep,
in the center. Of Monroe avenue, from you ST.
John TO Lafayette avenue, estimated nt 3
The cleaning II Bayou Savage. trnn Paris avenue
to Lafayette avenue, SO as to be GU feet vide py
feet deep, estimated at.
The digging OF tail race, dischargipg canal and
the construction Of leyees on both sides 10 tne
center of London avenue, from the drshins NM
chine at Gentilly road to Lake ePontchartrmu-sai9
canal to be rs teet wide by feet deep, estma1eo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-10-16
New Orleans, July 9th. 1857.
[Sguedl Louis H. PILE, City Surveyor

Approved by the Committees Streets Landings of both
Boards Of the Common Council.
lsgned1 JOHN f HOLLAND, lctoi,-,s,
lSgnedl 4. LANDRY, NA"hhei'
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All of which is respectfully sns%sa submit skpp c,.h,
CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, August 3D. 1851. )
A' Assistant Aldermen Of The City of New Orleans
! hay the honSs to If her s o hs s% state
4 very feSpeEfauHGiy EuG: ROUSSEAU, cashr.
r CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA, I
New Orleans, slss August. 1875
s Nsw ss orsa bsaf to S 3 e
~ conformity with Section IFS of the new city charter
from Is, sls August 49, SsAS IL sssos2 80
Paid interest Coupons Bonds issued by:
second Municipality SIS
consolidated City,. ,,,............ 80 59l5 90
Balance on hand slst August 1885,. sss4l57 80
Received from LIST 10 sis August lS 1860 IS lO62ls
Paid SsspsS Bonds
Balance hand on aist August 1885,. slo6oss 2s
All of which is respectfully sgsmittss nS o,,ss,
.5 CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA
. New Orleans, 3Oth 1857.
- NV Assistant IidsSmen @ Of the City of New Orleans
sI have the honor transmit herewith The mon,hy state
Very respectfully, EuG. ROUSSEAU, Cashier.
CITIZENS, BAsk OF LOUISIANA,
Report BY the Citizens Bank e Lonisiae fiscal The
conformity with section lis OF the new city charter:
CONSOLIDATED LOAN TAX.
Cash balance hand 3ls August 1857 $751; 81
Received from lst to 3o,f Of September, 1857 4l9 81
Total. <, sass s5s Is
Paid interest coupons bonds issued by old -.
city. w
Municipality No. o.2,,,...................,5 5l66 81
Municipality No Observation-Disclosures. IA 0e- So 40, G.
Balance on hand on Both September 1851 sls
TAX FOR RAILROAD BOND COUPONS,
Cash balance hand alst August, 1851. o99
Received from lst to 3ls of September 1857 2l30
.-+,z slos go 5
Paid interest coupons bonds issued by the city of
New Orleans to railroad companies 1850
Balance hand aOth September 1851 SlOl, ,ITs
All of which Is respectfully submit, led
EJG. ROUSSEAU Cashier.
The following communications from the Board q
Aldermen were read ard accepted:
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I
Reso1ee That the Comptroller be- and he hereby author
lied sell the lowest bidder after five days notice in the
official Journal constructing brick sidewalk,
wooden the side of
Poyras street. from Magnolia Broad Streets in conformity
with the petition of Of real property for the same on
agreeaby section No. ll9 of the city
The said be done accordance with lines aud
levels given by the Surveyor and specifications file in
his Office The said adjudication be subject the approval
rejection of the Common Council
[Signed j. MAGIONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
GSgnedl H. NJ SUMMERS,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved October l. 1857.
tSigned CHAS. NJ WATERMAN, Mayor. ola
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-10-16

[ No. 3547. ]
Resord That the Comptroller be and he is hereby authorized
SELL lowest bidder after FIVE days notice in the OIL
ca Journal contract for constructing brick sidewalk Dor
dered by curbstenes and wooden CUTTERS both sides Of Lib
street, Euphrosine Erato conformity
with petition of OF real property said for
the same and agreeaby section No. 9 of city charter
The said work accordance with lines and levels
be given by the Surveyor and specifications file in his
office The said adjudication be subject the approval
rejection of the Common Council.
[Signedl j. MAGIONI
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
[Signedl II. NJ. SUMMERS,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved October l, 1857
NJ, N,
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sURVEYOR--OFFICIAL.

Bids to be per running Of sidewalk complete including
the turning of the
New Orleans October 6th 1857. ~
tSignedl LOUIS II. PILE, City Surveyor
approved " the Committees Streets and Landings of
both Boards Of the Common Council.
Siguedl JNO. u. HOLLAND, chs,rr,s,
Oh N lSiEnedl A. LANDRY. On"IlMsh'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-10-16

So o'''"ns ~ go -. ADAM CITIZEN, Treasurer
The following communication from the Surveyor
Was read, and on motion OF Mr.. Holland, the first
part was laid the table, and the second part re.
1egred TO the Committee on Streets and Landings:
SURVEYORS DEPARTNENr, Cry HAIL.
3sS New Orleans, Oct. 18th, 1851 s.
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III ~ 3. ,- 49,
iss ss4ss ','i :
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-10-16
BIZ Cash {,ifizens' Bank, Fiscal Agent:
Interest Oh r, n, X. bonds -, 91
antsEest on Railroads bonds 1854 Il 90
1855 las IT. p
sGitIzsnR Bank Fiscal Agent: III
Consslidnfed Loan tsx. ls12. 73 80
-. 1853. ..... l64 % as. =
lss ,sssss,sS. s4sd
TREAsuRER's DEPARTMENT, !

Nss o5lssns e'h oeI' io'7' ADAM a1FrEN treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-10-16

Total cost OF levees In tha s6c0nd section.
In the third section the construction Of leyee ale
ST. John, from Marigny Canal to Lake Pontehartr
levee to have 16 feet at the base feet at the top
average feet in height, estimated at ..........
The construction Of leyee in the centre Of Lafayette
Avenue from Goodcbildren street to Lake Pont
chartrain. Said levee to have 30 feet at the base,
20 feet at the top, and on an average feet in
height, and which, afterwards, could be shelled
and used as highway for vehicles, estimated at.
The construction Of a levee along the lake Shore
from Lafayette Avenue to Bayou st. John, with
bukhead on the outside. Said leyee to be 3c feet
at the base 20 feet at the top, and an average
feet in height and which, afterwards, could be
sheled md used as highway for vehicles, esti-
mated at. Observation-Disclosures.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-30

In CLANS HousE GAapsn Tea ysass
aso this moath, alaost this day. Ne made .
notice in the Gazette Of the fact. that the
early vegetables were beginning 10 come
up in the lie Claire Hosss garden" and
exhibited 6ne prospects Of Arss rate crop.
Now, dear reader, where % ysa think sha,
garden was Il was whole square. veil
fenced in, cad under The care Of n. Miller.
landlord Of the Il Claire. laid q In potato
- oaion beds, With al the Ct eetesss Of
vsge,a,ioa literally bsspriskled In their
appropriate places. These were the days
in which LIE Claire hosss boardess iivs6-
eye. eaieysi lhsasslvss. cut Of doors with
the ssn and rod. asd horses and vehicles,
aad indooss with the song ard dance - y
(svsA. The Junior pledges hiaself 10 many
. happy aeassy 70 oil this. Well. that
old gardsa vss the square aew bousdsd b
Brady. Perry. SseOaA and Third ssses's.-
Nearly ths whole four blsshs Of the sqsafs
are sos busissss hossss. while Tie vida
alley. disssssiag Il. fronting ~ Post 00es
u In itself . snail beslasss street. This \
lhe old +" Il Claire nesss sssdes." Bu'
for the tact that The psspsssy y nearly oil
asSss Jesse. THE square wesh noe - sss'
rounded by sons Of The 1asss Rows Of baild'
,ass In the city.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-30

=. 3. Acclpsxr.-Ths mail train from
this city 70 Chicago. on Monday. when q
shost distance east Of Joliet met with an
accident which was well nigh fatal. ia
psssing the track Of the 81. Louis road. the
ensias and baggage and mail car Jumped
asd the two passenger coaches were thrown
elssr o. the track and capsixed down the
embankmsnt. They were full OF passen
gers. In the middle of one of which Cap
PHILIPPE vss taking fares, but strange TO
say no person wss much injured. II is sup
posed that there was something " ong ia
frogs at the crossing. Two cars full Of
psople, thrown Of the track and turned over
aud nobody hurt! l. there any charm
about Cap Phillips which prevents any
psssoc from ever being injured ON his train,
In. I. Argus.
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could not learn the particulars
Arrival Of Tie Avohia.

L
NEw YoaK, May -.
The steamship Arabia, from Liverpool
shout T. 4. Saturday, 10th. arrived d
A:10 p. n.
The Liverpool cotton market advanesd
fully ID On receipt Of advance from United
States, ~ the Arabs, bst Manchester haa
nov responded to the Improvement Of the
feeling.
The Stock BslIsdn in the Bash Of Fog.
lssd he'd increased ESls,3 800.
10 the British Parliament there he'd been
intense interest. The discussion On the
opium trslkc TUX place In the Aouss Of
Lords.
In the House Of Comoons Lord Farmer.
ston gave notice that hs would bring In q
bill TO remodel Parliamentary Acts, to omit
the words on the true faith of Christian,
end thereby to admit Jews into Parliament,
Lssvs wss given to bring in the bill.
The French Court 10 amusing itself in
hunting exploits in Fontainebleeu.
The Grand DSke Constantine 10 quite q,
homo In the laperial family.
BuWoes gain ground Of % iateuded mar.
RAG. between Prince Napoleon and the
Princess OF Hohensollcs.
The Frsach Legislative bsdy has 6xed
the subversioa to the three Transatlantic
Stsamship Lines At lA,000,0oo francs per
annum.
orAin.-The Intelligence 10 that Espartes
had resigned his seat in the Senate. The
arrival Of the Mexican Ambassador q Mad.
rid was expected on the 18th. The Arms-
do against Aexico had not left Cadis, but
oil the troops and generals were ON board
awaiting 6nsl orders.
The London Times correspondent tells .
strange story Of The Queens husband hav.
Ing been in 9 plot TO dethsoas her, and Of
HE being q present under threat Of Trial iov
treason In the Awfchatel affair.
The news from Siberia speaks Of the o..
rival Of two American consuls who have
made their wsy W the river Amoor 10 IT.
kutsh.
A son has been born TO the Emperor of
Russis.
A Russian expedition 10 to be dispatched
TO China with special envoy.
The 0ardinisn Govsrnmsst intend 10
send two vessels Of wsr to China.
The Emperor and Empress Of Austria
had been received very coldly BY the Hun.
garians Il Pesth.
Lord Rlsis proceeded without delay from
Alexsndria to Sues. where 10 found .
steamer waiting 10 convey him to 0ings.
pore whore be would wait the arrival Of .
French Commissioner.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-30

i .ossi estate 81 2. 4 Eos.si, os.ss Tor 81. ..
The ei.y 81 Dsssapon ana iis len ~1lsss sielsisy.
tbs hoase and premises sitnsisd % the etves roo
10 .sst Usvseros ist iy "esspIsd Ne sssidsses
clio. Ac aud wood hosss, stable, sssssn esd cell
all In good repair. Lstss feet hosi ~ 80 ses assD
~stsaai1F from Csiisg. svssss " seid ktvss saeA
hoass neat east of the saeues NJ Mr. tAoup ~
ssld road " kAst Dav~apyss. The hosss 70 oas u
ths best bait kass In % sbost Ne city, ssasts -
vis~ Of tho Mississippi River ssd kivsr nstAeo,
KDek Island and shs leo citiss TIE ios V lie sses
front ~ KS iset deep.
sanninx south Of TIE Nislssippi SD Aiss.sn Nail.
road Derss. txsD feet.
Also, lire. has buildisg lots 10 s,oebs . ssa .,
p.rsssA vsiisns addluoa =. We eisy q Ds.esDess
Alec, twenty -e,s bsiidins sts In pavlsDs Z Isusb
addtiisa TO Mast Dav.npSst.
Also, sassAold insssss In psss OF block - - Ne
second street, ssd being - Zee. mont ssd ress 49,
Ai-o, lo.s No.. ssnd 4 Ia the .s.s u s.sAssy.
Also lot ia block ~ la ths city 81 - C1n1so.
Ais., the following real ssasts aseAAs y oeus
couhly la tbs stats u iova, to,uA: TAe un11vt1e1
an. sghth part of the foie.lns dssssiks1 aaAA ~
y y: e.. "a ~ < ); 4. =. :: !.
| -. /, all in rosnship ~ sostA u Rage u Wet
aud The y. u ~ " sse =, asA e = q - s
'as : .. !; - Il -. :, "a Il =.
40, ,se isiia-las had. ,,iss ..A s.l.s ......4
\. y sec s. H. q v. xise, q. ~. J" :, -
! Ne a. CSC ~. ~, u w.
The shaw. assssssss psss.ssy ~ 10 cid :.
i.,,.ss pssassisss iSSsss. q o.e:ss !. s.:.e,i.
csc ssiislse. DssAl ssrsss o. Of he us1sssIess'
.. sss: .''s. = - 90 sS n: nv, sa ns.'
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DusiHsss There were . good many
teams In from the county ysstsrda;y few
boats u the wharf; the day brigh, and
cAsssfai. and things esssrally locking .
little more busia.ss like. The week hes
been rather dull. the 6rst part being rainy
and dissgressbls. Some graia 10 coaiag
10, but not mueh. wheat coaliasss arm
ct clio and corn ooc.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-30

Boors AND Snoss. Moore 4
Garrett, have been receiving sOae valuable
additions to their stock Of Boots and Shoes.
and now ask the attention Of ladies and
ssalleuea to their new styles, &c. They
have a large stock Of Ans and common
booss and shoes, which are worthy Of exao-
tnation,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-30

CLgvsLA Nd, 0ay ~.
Sixth day, afternoon session. Consider.
alton report Of Education Committes.
Seventh day. morning session. Rev. Ms
Black, delegate from General Synod Of the
Reformed Prssbytensn Chnrch Of North
America addressed the Assembly. Pre-.
sentsd - basis Of correspondence with the
Genssal Assembly these resolutions which
we're rejected By bic 0ynod when offered
y General Asssmbly oil lo96. Reformed
Presbyterian Chsrch holds 20 eoanasics
ton with slavsholdess.
Hopes New School yet occupy the saas
ground. bot Il 10 left with that church q
decide.
The General Synod hes drawn up GOV
sssat 70 prsssnt Evangelicai slllancs viii
Berlin, Prussia. thi year. AID inteads Il
present oil Protestant chsrches % @ % ses.
lsia Tie pdaeiplss u Protestant rsissostioI
forever.
The res buttons were referred 70 Con
% Chusch Policy.
TIE Chusch Extension Cemmittse sopo,
- rcd, aad except sharp discussiea Of
oyne6iesl records Of Mississippi, bstweei
4eLaas. Of AIississippi. and lockwood. Q
New York. occupied tns remainder ef q,
$50 lon.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-30

orom bskAgiHs.-Ths weather yss,sf.
day vas almoss warm snosgh for "sPsias
fever" lsssitude. We particularly noticed
Il. eGrc, on one OF swo gentlemen employ.
ed i. by the day" 10 pound stone On Brady
street. We timed one enterprising young
nan. He struck sis blows one minute.
eight the ,ecosd. four The third. and the
6fth wen, TO sleep while looking Tor big
dornick TO hit. b. IN slgsbsaic caleula.
sion. We made out hs got one dollar and .
hall Tor breaking up three peeks aad hall
OF stone.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-30

NKw ORLEAas, Nay 81.
The Empire City reached her wharf ct
seven o'clock. Ten thousand people we're
present.
Gen. Walker, accompanied By Col. Jsc.
ques, ~ Pitcher and Mr. Turner, agent Of
associated press. proceeded In . carriage 70
the 81. Charles Hotel. where Mr.. Walker
spoke. expressing bic hanks for the kind
reception; recognising in their manner the
American love for liberty, aud assuring
tksa that victory was still sure.
The greatest excitement exists in the
city. The 81. Charles il besisged by thous.
snds. Walker spoke twice. The reason
he SURE ndsred wss because Capt. Davis
sigui6ed his intention Of ssisiae the
schooner Granada. which held Walkers 70.
serve.
Waller was kept prisoner By the u. q.
Commodore At Psnsma. notwithsta din 2
the terms Of capitulation which allowed
himself and of6cess TO retain their side arms
and liberty.
Lieut.. Strain died II AspinwalI - The
10Th inst.
Noshing important from California. The
papers discssdi, the report Of Crsbbs's -.
tsat and execution.
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Mr. FHAs. II. DAY, u Chisase, having ssss.s
ss.os<tsi Win a. ia tia 0Asssss Job oass, b vii
ssrsafsr have The sssiss sspssvtsisa q sAss t.
parsasal. A. NJ. 3sy h So u ~ ~ Jel
s.stsr. IA n, Jl,i. AL oar fAshuss fss Ne
ssseas,oa II ssrs asvs seesasay sssa greatly %
.sssi By large sdiisioas sf latest styles Of type,
Sc :, - csa sos psoalss sss pssssas - 81 sssss
JOB wors Of all varieties visA asss, chaps -
.si asspasss. ~ ~ souss ssevs, vii b
sssa hat % have ee4sssA asss ssssa pssss "a.
saiassy. rais u sac ealy eAss 10 ,As lslsy whore
$50. pssss 10 SOD. - ~ oar Asliuss sss
sssesAllsd. sANDRRs DRo.
Davespess, MsfsA 10
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9rABssp.-A couple days sso the keeper
Of the "Sprsad Eagle" on the Camden
road, wss stabbed II Bakers Saloon on the
lsves Of Rock Island. In . msss. He had
oss eye destroyed. and received several
sessss wounds In the abdomen. He will
probably not recover. HE assailant wss .
losArg rowdy. who 10 nov In jail.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-30

6gicipE.-John Klo,s, farmer, 50 years
Of age, residing fifteen mile from the city,
In Jefferson township, committed suicide
while In state Of iatoxication, by taking
what was supposed to be stryshains. The
unfortunate died on Thursday at midnight.
jest - hours after taking the fatal dose -
dubuque Express.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-30

NRw YoaE, Nay 20.
The steamship Illinois arrived ., ~. 4 !.
bringing 90 passengers and d, $50 900 in
specie.
Gen. Henningsen and Col. Titus were
among the passengers.
Rivss vas evacuated on the 9th, Asst BY
Walker. be having capituIsted to the Costa
Ricans.
The remnant Of Walkers army was
cent down 10 Panams.
The Costa Ricans received the news oi
Walkers surrender with great reloicings.
Advices ct Panama from Valparaiso Ia
April 18th. Callso 96th.
Gen. vivaneio. with two steamers and 500
men attacked Callso Il midnight on the
20th April. A brisk eight essusd, resulting
In vivanci0's total defeat.
California news 10 Unimpostant.
The legislature adjourned ON the o0th ult
having psssed $50 bills.
Mining news 10 more favorable. The
supply Of water hes been more abundant
this spring than usual.
Grain and fruits ere suffering greatly
iron drought.
Ragtown, In Carson Valley he'd beer
destroyed BY ere.
The ladians In The Umpqus couniry
threaten hostili les.
Crops--prospect bright.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-30

Bic SHAKE.-A snake Of the horned ID
der or milk species. measuring seven feet
Avs inches in length. vas killed back Of
Rock Island couple days ago. I, con
tanned the body Of full grown rabbit. sp-
ssrentlv recsetly swallowed.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-30

CLAin TEE RswAaD.-Tue person who
set Ars to the building just Leased By the
city for . hospital. has not yet been dc.
covered. The large reward offered By the
Msyr. q 600. should have turned Up the
Rensleman before this.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-30

Lors ron SAL..-All Who want 6ne
building lots on the most beautiful street
and In the plssssntest part Of our city. will
do we'll to call on Col. esds. whose advsr
sissmsnt will be found In to-dsys paper.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-30

~ ou0aGss - ~ j. -. 0saAv W.
la9ss ceo
ID
NAN HuN g.

Il vas sunsssd In town lest evening. just
= - we're goiag to psess. that Baker. the
ssn Who recently eomnittsd . murder In
Jackson county. wss yesterday nosniag
taken oct Of the Jail .. De Wit. Clinton
county, and carried to Andrew, Jackson
county. where hs vas hung BY the vigi-
lance Committee.
We could not learn the par,iculars.
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KanA's Arctic ExnlovafiOnS.

A MOTHER supply iuss received, prizes 10
"A kaks Nsami BY Andersen, l,ss
Oi0esaadss rexas Journey, %
kecOilesttons Of . kifsums, vols. Loo
Peter Cots, Ne Cape Ann sfisherman, 10
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Ten Yeass among tha Mall Hsgs, i2s
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IBsea u0vsh's IN. and Adventures. ~
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Tha 0nads0on, by Capt. wAJss ksid l,lo
Poesns, by Alexander smith, III
sAxs's Poems, Us
songsand nSilAds, b5 Dysr, ioo
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Cosnos, ~ Hsnboids, <vois.
paslor OsAnss, home amuse ment, $50
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AUsrtesn Pulptt. 400
0entlsnanss Guide 70 Poliisness, -
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RIvEa.-FAlling at THE point. Il has
also commeneed recsdiag st d. Louis.-
There were los steamboats, lying q The
81. Louis wharf last Tsssdsy. assrly every
one Of them busy loading or unlsadine.