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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-11-13

Jrsr rrPIIsIEp, the 9Th edition, in sealed en-
vciopc gratis and mailed TO any address, post
paid on receipt Of two stamps.
This little work. emanatng from a celebrate
member of The medical profession, gives the most
important inf prma'ion ever Published to all Der
sons entertaining doubts of their physical con
diton, or who conscious Of hatiEg hazarded their
hea Ia ami ppuess--coHtaiEa the larticu lars
of an entirely new and perfect remedy for Sper.
matorrln,a or Seminal Weakness, Debility, Ner
vor~neSe, Depression oi Spirits Loss Of Energy,
Lassitude. Iimidtty, Inv olnntary Seminal ni,char
gcs, Impaired Sight ahdMsmory. Wotrhes and
pimrlss on the Face. Pile Indigestion, paipita-
ton Of tn Iieart, gal Bodily pros.ratian of the
whole :. stem, inducing impotcncy and mental
and physir incapacity,- means Of which tv-
cry one may cure himself privately, and 81 tri.
ding expense.
~ Address Or. CT, J. c. KLINE. lat Avenue
cor. 18th street. E-lork; Post Box, No. 45ss.
4. IL
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The majority against Buchanan in
Pennsylvania. us shown by the Congress
ional vote, is 81 900. There was ma.
jority in all the districts of the State
against the Buchanan candidates except
one, Florence, the second buchanan man,
having been elected by plurality vote,
while in minority Of some sixteen hun
bred cf the entire vote n the district.
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ma Hon L. p Stanton-thc WASHING

Hon T. y Stanton-thc Washing.
ton Star says that this gentleman has
turned up'as asJsii,blown Republican, ;
and 1T is understood tina, he is candi-
date for the Republican nomination as an
U, 5. Senator, when the Territory shall
be admit I'd into the Union as a State.
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Judge Douglas slaves.

The Chicago Press d TrtL says:
ave betray DO confidence when we
say that Mr. Sldell when in this city,
declared that the condition of these
slaves was disgrace to their owner; that
Mcy pere badiy fed, BADLY clothed, and
excessively orerrorked.n'
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At late election in the city of Buffa-
10, the Democrats elected only one of
the thirteen Aldermen. The opposition
secured the other 'welve One year ago
the city # Buffalo was " Democrtic' all
trvur.
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MCBeth 4 Crew
COlu I'M n.


Read every word of it and read
it frequently, as no pains will he
spared to keep the good citizens
of the interior Of Iowa informed
about the markets, prices of dry
goods, groceries, shoes and boots,
&c. &c. -...
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-11-13
A Murderer Convicted, and Another Mur.
der Committed.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.
Henry Ganbril, one of the notori,u,
gang of rowdies who infest the Southern
part Of this city, and who murdered
Police officer Benton about a month since,
one Of the officers in the city, because
he was the chief witness against his
brother on the charge of incendiarism,
was this p. NJ. convicted of murder in
the FIRST degree.
This evening police officer Risdon,
VINO was the principal witness on the tri-
al against Gambril was also shot dead, ia
the western part Of the city, BY one Of the
same gang.
The murder was committed in the
police officers own house, and in the
presence Of his wife aud children. He
was an exceedingly actige and faithful
officer, aud Lis sad death is deeply regret,
ted. The murdercr's name is Core
Great excitement prevails in regard to
the affair, and threats are made of lynch
ing the murderer.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.
An effort was made to rescue Cambria
last night. lie vas conducted to Jail by
au armed escort Of 81 police, aud the jan
was crowded all night, there having
been rumoIs Of contemplated attack
upon 1t.
Peter Core, who was arrested for
shooting Officer Rigdon, turned State :
evidence whilst under fear of the ven.
gence of the excited populaoe, aud said
that the shot that killed him was fired b,
Aaron Crops, who was subsequently ar
rested. Both have been committed for
trial, the former as an accomplice, and
the latter as the principal
The police also arrested five other no.
torious rowdies during the night. as nc
completes for endeavoriug to rescue the
prisoner
BALTIMORE, Nov. I.
The funeral Of officer RgdoD, who
wat murdered ON Friday night, took place
this afternoon The Mayor aud larg,
body OF police and numerous citizens az
tended the place The streets were den
try crowded but no disturbance took
place. His urderers have been indie,
ted and will be brought to trial this
week
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NOTICE.


TIE Gabscribers to Tho Capital stock Of the
l Tirfon Railroad Compass, are hereby mott
fed that one iGsta'mcn. / irn atr cent. on each
saa G ~ sttr stnek st.b-el 4bpd "a said COMPANY
vii - ! IA. }t.h IA: O. I't,eul er. l. u.
ls5s.
B. og3tg - e Daarf
:. J.CEE",. rfesL
s, 8, ian EL-. >re'. FrD y.m
Iiptsu, \ V. /, !sss. -
EIFR WE'D.
FR0a the SUBSCRIBER. OIL the 18th inst.
the following described cattle To wit:
One white cow, red ears, shors tail ~ Years
old; aEe roam, speekird COW. one short horn
short tail, years Cd. one red COW, u sore on
rnnp, short tail, 6 e n old; o1c res cow star in
tic face. white hind leg, and belly II wears old:
one brindle CON, long horns short tall II years
old one hrihdle COW, top Of horns save d off g
Yeas old: one brindlc aud white cow. short tail
years old; ohe l#l.aL hcfe , years old: one
red heiEer star in the face white IL - and belly Z
years old. tan black heifcrs , years old one
short tai: oEa red bull s'r old: two red steers
year old: 80 red, one brindle and white and
oae red ADD white. yeariiag he,sers; making Is
head.
| will give ore Of tn above described cows to
an! one sho i'll inform rae where the cattle can
he found
Information nay be sen: TO the any EErssEK
Office
Itptoa, Oct n, ls5a. J. N. ROGERS.
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"a The best actions we never recon-
peDse, and the worst arc seldom chastis-
ID
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GROCERIES,

OF all kinds, 81 River prices. except tar, and
salt Wishing to increase our room for other
Goods We will SELL until lat OF January
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NOTICE.

,oher ~ notice hereby given that at the De-.
sooef Term I'm OF the county court WIN. Re~naid.
Van1ans nAeea,or Of the Estate Of Christisns
and the NJ hhai report a. such exr cu.or.
T Nm 1893 for the final hearing Of the ssn
as,aa !, I therefore given to all persons 49,
ssid ,iia. unless yon appear land object tbers,n
nctor discharged. sa'a special E's'
Oct Is,s ts:x ;. GEORGE SMITH,
- feBntt JnSw.
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s@- The N. Y. Herald, speaking of
the recent defeats Of the Administration
says:
"Mr. Buchanans administration can
prosper without the Democratic party"
1t is certainly in an admirable position to
try the experiment
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Quecnswar and Glassware, at all Kinds,
at cost and carriage.

The entire Stock above enumerated, and hun
dreds OF other things too To iious TO mention,
VIII We sold exclusively for reAdy pay, 1t pricea
Is favorable at any cash store in the State and
At from IS to 80 per cent beiom any ereaf House
rsa Of the Mouatains. The citizens Of CEDAR.
LINN. JONES, CLINTON, sC.Tf, MUsCATlSE
and JOHNSON counties are respectful invited
TO call and examine our Goods and prices A. no
thing Is charged for either, but cheerfully done
for our mutual benefit
Nov. a. fniA.--4SH McRETV f-pyw
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FROM ". d. su,rrgeK's Advertising Agency, Ne
York City.
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Y. D. 3. II


THE z. y. oa4FD LODGE or LOUISIANA 1. o. o. r
lesiE semi ana1aT the fourth Tuesdays IN JaauGF aa
July IN Grand Lodge Room Odd Fellows Hail c0faax q
Camp and Lafayette Streets New Offssns
OTgHcEag ron TEAa 1865 -Edwsgd FiIsbmg, of Tss
Rar Lodge Ne. fg M WI ggsad Masseg John 1sts q Ns
Iberia Lodge Ne M r. w. ~ Grand Massrs VI C- isoHs
% gpion Lodge No 81 r. W. Grand agde Th0g. III Shields
q Union I9dgeAa 8 2 ". sFagd Secretary; Henry WIZ
eri Thos. II Blske, Of CemmeFcai Hodge No. ~, ard
Henry g. Stetg6n % Southwestern IsGee No 41 Grand Re
preseptgtvee 70 the 3 W Grand L9dess Richard sigaa
yreaeent Lodge No. g. ", @ MaEaaa IL Todd og Hops
odge No. II. II g. Conductor; g. H. annsso tnisiaHs
Lodge M. 8, VI o. Herald.
BisFRlcT DEPUTY GRAND M&ETgRs-Jsmss p. Warner III
Covenant Lodge Mo. ~, Distric No Fl chsi Paeiae
OaGe 50, District No 81 Eou Basi Of Excelsior fdea
NJ "a District 10. Al s. L. Eandle ef 81 Marys Lodge III.
9 District No 81 g. P Clark, Of &c. landry Lodge No 2
District No. s. suy Jones' Of Deots Lodge No II District II
D. a isdell Of kfinisy Ledge No District No g
kre Lodge 10 81 District No 1S s. r. Hunter OF Ciintoa
toage Nc n District No a; y. Godsn Of Tsutoua LoGge
NO. ~ District No w s. BlaugteT 81 CheneEYe L5ge, No.
~ BlsEet 70 l9 81 2 GrsnoEs5 Of Assumption Lodge No
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FATLR1aAE1 CORIPANTlas

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
Railroad CompanyDepot 81 galliope and Gla2R
streets.
Ohiee corner Of Union and St Charles strestss
NEW ORLEANS oPEL0UsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
Railroad Company Ferry foot Of ST. Anne street DePo
al AlgieTs.
W. g. HeWesss.+
a. b. seger Vice NFea'tg
T. ~ FlanueFs tssefetafI.
ONCE corKer St. Peter and Old Leyea strehla.
NEW ORLEANS AND PoNTGHARTRAIN RAILROAD
Company Depct corner yaian ed and
W. H Avefy. President.
Office Victoria street, the depot.
NEW ORLEANS AND GARROLLT0N RAILRoAD-De-
pot corner Baronne and Psrdido streets;
LAFAYETTE HoRsR-GAR RAILRoAD-pspet Is Be-.
rome street;
oARRoLToN AND LAKE RAILROAD Depot Tival
Circle. #5
George CuTrie Duncan President
Alberto. Blanchard
9fice, No. Is BRronnes street. ~
MEXICAN GULF RAIIRoA u EDspS1s soknek Of soeeslAA
dFen and Elysian FisiassA-sets'
w BaSeFeii tssoutoAe
Office afr-sJ Uouronstrset
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD, Marshall. Tsxaa.
TRHAUN gEREC COMPANY 4s Carondelet street
Emile Lasere. PRESIDENT
H. HeyhnEer.
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cnTrelN EsEsEss Es.

Corner Of Teloupitoplss and Robin Streets
Corner Of Tehoupisoulas and Henderson streets
St. AIaryis sireet, between Psrdido snd PoydrAs
Corner Of St. Thomas and Basin srasia.
Corner Of Tchoppiioulas and Richard sreels.
$500 Corner Of TehopPoulas and Richard sresi5
- New I.eves and Louisastrests.
e-'i'--1--,9' cornerLsvee and Roaignacatrests.
corner Annuneiationaad Riehardstrsets.
coinerLayseana cOuet Streets ThisdDissviasl
- - Corner Henderson and ssV Isgeeasresss
WOODS, es'Ast ~ $500 .''ss..sf
Corner Of u haapltoslasaa orangestreets
Ievee street, between st. Fefdinsndsnd Nontsga,
streets, Third District
- = =, Leyeestreet oppositePostlss ThrdDiaet.
New Issee and Rofignacstreeta.
Levee street betweea Mcnlegaand Consistently
Third District
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pHuRCHEs.

BAPTIST
Annunciation- Mendeyilltan Morales. s
Immaculate NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Canal.
tJesuisl -Bsronae, Common.
Et Louis Cathedral--Jackson Square,
Acknowledgment, g. CONT.
hi Aiphonse ST. Andrew, b. Live Oak and Laurel.
81 Angustine-Bagou Read, 9. ST. Claude;
BarthoomeW-yi b. seguin and Bartheeayl A Nh
gefs. IA "a
St. Joseph-GommeH, b. Mariak and Yiilere.
St. Msre--Conde, \. ursulne.
st, Mary~-JoEephine. b. Live Oak and Laurel.
st, PatIiek-Gamp, B. julia ana Grod.
ST. Peter Rrgny. b. Gasacalyoand GEaatmes
ST. Theresa-Gamp, opp. junction with FTff9nias
ST., Trinity-SE Ferdinand
ST. Vincent de Panl--6FaGtnen g. Montegus
ursplne Conyent-Relow the CITY,
CHRISTIAN; Camp. G. Aelpomene
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL 81, CHARLES p Juli9. :, y,
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL: st. Feersts betnau
BEspRnRse LEglst Protesante kraneafssh anlpartie
Bienville Christ GhurcA-Ganal, nanphine st aui
Camp, Gaiennie. ST. Luke's Hercules near kehei resd
Naturalization Q. PiaGuemine AntansastAen- Annun-
ciation Square. Mount olfvet--A lgiers.
LUTHERAN Euterpe b. Bacehus and DfyAaes-
FTFIDnIST Gar0ndeIet Beva ana Cred Felicity Roed
q Chestnut Mereau, Ksshiep DsyaaeA q fepaigaoEs.
Piey q GrsAtnnen MsFas, b. Biengile cpd Gop C0feas
n Jackson ST. Paul teoloredl CafFotena GsEEQllton
PFFsBYTERIAN. Lafayette Square. Pfytsna, G Clio.
Casaeavo, Railroad. Canal, Fr3nkHE, Fulton H.
Josephine. Prytana. Josephine Fha1as C. htnton.
Bouligay, Gsmp n Cadiz 49, 3
GEKN EEANGs. Frotestsn-Phillps c. GhinneEa Froiea
tAnt--Clio, b. Annfoand Nayades
UNITARIAN FTytsnia Galiope. Gle, b. FFytsnll ane
Bfyide Terpsiehgea Nsyatss. kvtsfpe D. sHeeh7R
mi ATsROgr OIL n WIS landing ss1 ~ sale ".
myl7 y sisgaalhs at'sat. 80
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 CuFrumhouse street, near
L1 Royal sreetFor the Cure of Old Chronic, MeTeurial
Syphlca all Private Diseases without Mercury, hndrancs
from business Friends and guaranteed In
all cases.
The unparalleled success which has attended Dr. james, prsc
marksbe cures he has effected which incur
able by the most eminent physicians nses him in offering his
services the confidence of the unfortunate The following
Of the diseases termed Private" and Of which, IL
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. james per
menent efadcates namely Syphilis primary secondary and
esry Structures, Urethal Discharges, elect Gonorrhea
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections females however
complicated they be- Diseases of the Back and Lains
Examination of the Bladder aud Kidneys Rheumatism Hydro
ele Cancers, Ulcers Tumors all Diseases the Skin
Or. james would aio call the attention especially of ho5e
who have privately and improperly injured themselves that
secret and solitary habit which ruins the body and mind nnht
ting them for either business society viz Constitutional De-
bity Impotency The following Of the and
melancholy effects produced by early habits of YOUTH
Weakness of Back and Lnbs Pain in the Head DnnesR Of
Vision Loss Of Muscular Power Paptatiun Of the Heart Dys
pepsia, Nervousness Irability Symptoms of Consumption
etc Mentally, the fearful effects the mind TO be
dreaded Loss of Memory Confusion of Ideas Depression Of
Love eff Solitude fdity etc. of the evils produced
All afflicted with any Of the above symptoms shoud
not fail to call Dr. James and be restored perfect
health let no false decaey but apply
from the awful and dreadful Of this
terrible mRaGy,
Weakness Of the Organs Immediately cured and full vgo,
Remember The Medical House Of Dr. arses is 80 Custom
house street.
Private separate reserved of attendance
from A. NJ. to s P. NJ,
Consultations strictly confidential.
PRecent Of Gonorhea cured in twenty four hours
or pay. DIR. JAMES,
nj Nv EuRtoTu hnusa
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A NDERs0N ID. DIETER. COMMISSION MER
a CHANT AND AGENT FOR JbFFERY,S DOUBLES
RUBBER BALL VALVES.
N OTTO q
Je6ery's Double-Acting Suction end Force Pump,
with Endta Rubber Rnn RlrZres

Jefery's Double-Acting Suction end Force Pump,
NTH India Rubber Bail Halues,
Suitable for Sugar aud Cotton Plantations Draining ExcsTs.
tons, Dry Docks, Ships, Ocean and River Steamers
Dwellings, etc. etc., etc.
The subscriber having been appointed this
the sale OF JeHerys improved citing Pump with
India Rubber Ball Valves prepared receive orders
and furnish This valuable patented une
bth 1856 and awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the New
York State FaE held at Ernra ia that year In intro
ducing this Pump to this
confidence that his efforts bring into general use will Is
seconded by Rl who it's operation construction
The perfect adaptation solid Balls India Rubber
Ruu1p Valves Will at be apparent every thinking mind
Their their yielding surface secures
be attained by the any other Valves The simplicity
arrangement the facility with which the parts be renny
and Eeplaeea the compact form renders this the perfect
ed desirable Pump IN USE Every Planter Ship Saamboaf
apart from their general purposes they moment Be
transformed into an efficient Fire Engine.
Size Ne possesses capacity Of forcing 20 gallons per min.
ute. Price SO. =
Size No possesses capacity Of forcing 40 gallons per
sse No 4posseses capacity Of forcing IS gallons per min
Ao larger sizes suitable for Dry Docks or heavy Drainage
" " capacity q 900 gallons per minute
construction and may be expected Nos 2Rd ard al
iEapy adopted % Sugar Houses for forcing cane Juice mo
asses and the ordinary which PInnp generally an
phed while Tor redeeming swRmpy Lands the nd
The aubsebefelE convinced that when these Pusps an
seen they will speak for themselves and that sooner or stei
they will go into general use
Samples Of Sis No he seen Ia operation at G. Bs
Io No. 70 lamp ttreet Price Gouloa,s No. l07 PoydiA
street. athe Office Of the undersigned where ersons ia
ANDERSON d. DIETER, Agent,
49, " 81 Grhvier street,
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cor HT.

COPARTNRRsHfp A9TtoH-I HAVE THIS
III deZ tsfs9 Ky san - Y FgtBK iste eopa5ns
g ihs corner e SEz ssd qFsgisE Streets under
The nssae apd style Of NC Koi.siBk 3 SOY ya,rg,
Nsv orleans, July i 1es -o1 Is IN
f9OP6RTN ERsEgIr--J SIDNEY RKIF aHa HOW.
sbe asrdwsIs asssress sip haadery is sBe oid
III q HIT E 9 8 SrS SaE n gsts F os Y
''s -''' " ? -'-ss't T. SIDNEY REiF.
New orlsana Jsly !, 1853. Isl ia
rOPARTNERIBIp NOTTCE-B A. SHIP
~, HERD q Houston, Texas snd p l. < s q sg
New ofiesns, Juy 3. 1853 iys imkW
hnder dc inns n voLz LgcksNE CO.. Is New 6resn
under she single style in both places q IEcEsyE eco.
CHARLEs LEG ssEE,
AUaGsTE BONN
New o1iesns July 1sti 1888 B21m
NTOTTCE-THE FIRM or CAMMAcK WEST Ex-
i. Pi.f ais dsy sy limitation ahs gras4gpsa haTs ez
G4aACK and win continue s business 81 he lac arm, The
- GEORGE y; wEsT
ALBERT c1aa3GR
New Orleans, june 90 1853 jy2Im
NOTICE-BEIEG COMPELLED BY ILL HEALTH 10
i city, Bsys iii az id oat entire Ss 'S 8
W.T. B Il sock s1S B haPF @ 59 R fs ss a9
81 liabilities and viii eontinne The business Tor their
j. III RHoDEs
+'s' StisN449' VuIS w. Ao-o'
:. 1890, 49,, ,,--.. :. -
IN The entire interest Of Mr. & H. RHODES 10 The rra of
BABG0CK, RHODES & CO., win continue the business IN
this city under the rn Of BABCocK, RHODES co.
and in the city Of New York under the and Bah
COCK RERN0CHAN GEO. w. RABGocR,
HENRY p. KERN0CHAN.
- = :.
ESkAG EAhIMtgk&SkAAEs.N WEIGH HAS EXISTED
n between OASPlETTE STANDING 4 HILL, dealers In
Patent Lamps Refined Coal Oil &C. was dissolved by natual
consent on the 3h u aud ar HILL having purchased the
IN crest 81 MessTG CARP1EFfE h SGANDBING, will con-
tuue the business for his own account. -
4 $1,000 sTA iSsDglL4 M
7a-a 4A4~At-AAON HAAts44.
-" oiisAi'a 'ls = ie'o'
EsAAE pNDERSHeSN1GD LAYING PURCHASED
a The interest Of Messrs. CARPIErTE ECANDLINGS, In
the husness Of selling r. Y DeGaions Patent Non Expoxe
Lamps fog gaphene and other burning Fluids also for f.
Jones 4 Co.'s Patent Lamps for burning Refined Goal OIL and
having the
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THOMAS H. SHIELDS, seoretaryo Q. !. Rest.
II, aeneFaI teller oonnnlittee. I. Q. 0. +.

%
The following the officers and members for the pren
term, say from January TO July, 1858:
Geo Seymour, President found at 65 Tchounffnpas
street; Thomas Shields Secretary Odd Feows' Hall
r. Saldwe Treasurer A. CaEondelet street; J. Bois
doEe Il Commerce street, j. NJ. Winsow, Crescent Office:
Folger ct the office of the Fremens Charitable socis;
D. Leme, Lever street, Philip; W. L. Finch ~ Gus
tomhouse street, Il w. Bothiek, Hevie, near ~ Pau
Lagan No. 247 Ichoupitouas eireet; r.. Dessomnes I'd
Homes Canal stEeoti v. Whittier, at T.. u Hart co N
Tchouptoulas street, H schuter No. So Common street, al
KrnEe Atgters e M zingsr, corner Apollo ana Thala
streets q BofnwRsser J. H. fanny Robt Keaghey a. Lis.
seps, e. H. Boe T. @. Robinson Poydras street between
Tchoupitouias and Leyee Streets end L. Pohier No. IS
Old Levee street, between Cont aud BanVfle -
fe2 THOMAS H. SHIELDS, Secretary
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HOARD SONS Southern Depot for the States Of Louis
lama Mississippi Alabama Tennessee, Arkansas and Texas
established at No. 70 GravieE street New Orleans where the
subscriber who is sole for the above States Is receiving
from eight sixteen every month"; of sizes from 81 horse
power of these celebrated Engines hch after of nine
years upwards Of 500 Engines in m the States Of the Union
all giving the most complete satisfaction being TIL ONLY
Portable Engine having cylinder boiler WHICH is ALL
UTILIZED HEATING SURFACE AND PERFECTLY AC.
CESsIBLE INSIDE AND OUT FOR CLEANING; requires
no brick work to put them in operation, special skill to
them and but the smallest proportion Of fuel to them
-AlSo- F4s
Constantly - store, Sash and Circular Saw Mills Straub
Iron Frame Corn and Flour Mills Newell Cotton ScreWs
horse power Carver Improved Gin Stands with Shaft
ing Pues Stands Boxes and Bolts ready CT ont complete
the shortest notice. Steam Cotton Gins Saw and Flour
Mills which be put in operation few after being
ceiVed. Descriptive pamphlets, with l4n testimonials will ht
au3l ly&W No. 10 t4fayter street. New Orleans
FtOPPERAS 10 barrels, for sale BY
~ ALFRED REAREY,
myF r. aRazne street. Z
fNISHASEFor drays chFtas very superior Article
VI fursaIe by ALFRED REARNY, -
myH az Magazine street..
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sEcoso DIsTntcT cogRT sUGcEssIoN OF BOSNIA
q. Honiiiien ss .Ssf 9f t59ne
!s court foT letter. Of cgratorp the Fsesnf estate
Notice hereBy given % I'll whom il may concern to show
eeqsg within tn days Why The prayer Of the said petitioner
Il III n - Ps. Wnrz. cisrl.
DEg1IrGE cogg p pIsFnror} SUCCESSION DE- RbsINA
a TTEE5U que q. HoaIIiiof 4 PreseRte
dacedSa intestate-
ce1e dsdrs Soss dix o e is sue P poar sG
qpees i ne seTsit pas fait drota Ia ditepedtion.
ois - z. s. wILrz ossnisr.
szoosP IsTE,os oouar{ sUccEssIog q gIssLow
RT0TICE ID hereby given 10 tie eresttsrs Or
this esae sao g ~ ote persons herein interested
mex have o. can Thy the account presented BY The curator
q hs esa,s should not 3 and approved the
By order Of the Court.
EgzE y cogE ~ D,srRrcr2 SUCCESSION DE WINS
Via est paFs ie present donne aux cream
de Is pssente publication les ason pour erquees compile
APPROVE homoogue les ionds entire ses mains TepaTs
confom6ment su dit compile
Par 0rdre de Ia eour,
jylo 70 l9 P. 8. WlLTz. ersBsr.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
sEooED Dls5EioT couAF O. dhEBLASG son VI THEIR
New Orleans. IeIIsae AID Nj 81 I.eI3isne s1''o
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors OF
~ the insoves and TO all other herein interested
that cesson the property said nsoyeutha been accepted
by the court io their benefit that they meet At the Office
Of j. II: Jarreau ESQ. notary public, MONDAY, the
"a day o. Aggns I q ig O'Clock A. NJ % take into consider
alton the as Of the nsoVenls that in the meantime ali
eeedings against their person and property stayed.
i ~ order 81 the Court;
1.,@ r. g. WILT, Clerk,
CierS's ohes' 1sne o. loos
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
DEu1fEME COUR DISTRICT o. LFBI M; SON w. eura
de In cTsa1cieys At las oTeanciers de-
NouYele- Orleans. 70 Leblanc Ell M o. IeI3anc
No 1881
A Wis est par lie present dome aux cream