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SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for the
- constitution Of two brick culysrts leading from the nor
These caverts shall have the form and dimensions on
the plans and sections The trenches shall be dug by
the The brick work shall thckneses
Of sound 2 by u inch yellow pine panks laid ngthwse and
croswse in the best and projecting inches each
e Rs S e Of & es ~
laid in mortar composed in the proportion of ~ barrels OF besl
mixed.
with the joints fitted with The wells and bot
shall be plaered with in the best On the
top of walls shall a yellow pine
thick by inches wide aud Of the lengths Of the euvers; said
beams TO be strongly secured to the brick work at
with wrought iron bolts OF inch in diameter the whole
sidewalks ratings
made OF onehaf q inch round wrought placed
inches shall be into the brick prevent
shall be covered with iron plates
cas- from the best qualify Of pig iron and having the dimen
The each between the ground and the
earth and al paving q the streets when be disturbed in
os in the best worAmanlke manner and without extra com
pensAton
accordance with the lines and sveso be given by
City Surveyor and 70 the entire satisfaction Of said ocer
An the materials shall be Of the best quality shall be
nshed by the contractor, as well as the labor.
All necessary items omitted be written 10 the foregoing
specifications aud which be found necessary by the Sur
to complete the eulverts shall be supplied by the con
| tractor, without charge.
following the approval of the adjudication by the Comm
Council and TO complete the same sixty days after under
i
the work is not completed
Security Of $500 shall be required
tee the faithful performance Of the contract
Payment in cash the completion of the work and
ceptance OF the by the City Surveyor.
we'll that in of failure by the contractor
to begin finish the work, part thereof within the
od hxed in the Council be dissatisfied with the
which the work Is being executed, the Council snail
have right to annul the without putting the
contractor in default required by article 1905 Of the Civil
Code, and without applying OF justice
the and without ind mnty and it is also well under
stood that IN the contractor shall at any time abandon the
work. not finish and complete in conformity with
his the said shall forfeit all claims
have for any part of the work the of the abandon
that the city shall be thereby discharged from any
all liability therefor and is also well understood that
the reOd the and his securities shall b,
held and bound in sodo the city all loss differ
between the price at which the contractor originally
perform the work. and the price which
adjudicated a resale re-adjudicaon.
Bids to be Tor the whole work complete.
New Orleans, May Is 1858.
Signed LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of boil
Boards Of the Common Council
iSgnedl II. T. VENNARD, c..t-..
iSgnedl JOHN L. HOLLAND, ! NnNiien'
Registered June H. 1855. ,,,,,.,,,, ,,,.nr,,
jel5 It Clerk Of Comptroller
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ARRIVED.


Steamship cahAwbe, Buioch from New York via Havana
James connoly kco-Q Quarantine Station.
ballast to naasier-sd dist Is. -'-''S4-'
Spanish Ship Angelica, ventoaa from Barcelona PUG Mir
ship Isaac Nsson Faion daps from Apaacheoa in bal
Bremen ship ygn eaesrn; Reimsrs from Liverpool, to
Big Nazatlan Dodge days Matanzas TO rnaserpre-
yiossy reported a. Quarantine saliop-Point
o1arnn.iRs Stallion ''0' - "s' A''i @0O
sehr AiP6oasIne Bernard from Grand Gallon. Floe
sch Vista Doane days from Nassau P,
Mexican ehs A2gante csbaa from campeachy ballast
sshr Minus schiller wilson days from Braus Santiago to
Hpbelps--2d dist II.
seh Yves. Florida Barns days from Pensacola, Pooley
sch Southern Independence reen days from Pensacola to
sehr wsss NJ Thompson 4days from Pensacola to master
sehs Wen. Konn days from Apalaehico 10 20 master
sTEAMBoATs.
Oregon. Hopkins. from Mobile.
W nurton, Lonaller, from Opelousas.
Andrew. fmith, from Red River.
pr Bs,ey, Dngas' from Ioekpori
Capitol u; Jsess .;,. from ON, N,e 's'., 80
Jefferson Railroad.
Towboat ST Charles Passsstowed down
and a S Ps s ships SaSs,g and Asy
Towboa Junius Beebe Andrews from the PasseIowed down
and to sea 18th inst ship webarno and bark Reed
from tho Qaarari nc brig Nasstian ''''''''4''
rewboat Anglo Norman Steele from the owed down
Up schooues Minus schiller and Arroganie, let at tho
TcwboA Yankee Fenton from the Pessesoged down and
up light
Towbosi A whimore whmore, from the Passss-towed
down and e So lSh Inst shps FsIsEe Ierssia bark
Towboa Vanderbilt Maury trom the down
light and came up light
rovboat Panther Resesa from the Passss.owed down and
up ships Plus Ultraand Angelica
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EXPORTS.

EAPUKIb.
LIvERPo0I-Shp Independence bales cotton.
BOSToN-Ship Aern Lulher2l63 bales cotton l07 bales
rags 25 do hemp 20l hides ~ bbs whisky casks
LIvERPOOIShip Josiah l. Hale-2Sl2 bales cotton 672O
siavos toe hhds cotton seed oil cake, 1000 trnnnes
BosToN-ship Mareppa-l0Se bales Of cotton 1888 do hemp
$3.50 bbs -four 100 do beef l34 dr. II bids whisky O2 do
and o. lard 4 SACKS hemp seed Al do feathers sou
BOSTON Bark Warren H1la,t-l0I0 bbls -four do pork
7hf bbis moiasses, 2253 sacks corn, 2pkgs mdse.
NEW YORK--Shp Pacifc-f72 hhds tobacco u cases to-
baeco $50 do skins do sos hides Sc boxes wine 1926
pigs and 100 slabs lead, % pkgs ndse
MARSEILLEs-Brg Gov Anderson--s20 900 slaves.
TABAsCO-Schr W W Harkness-3O bbls -four 10 do tar
OIL 30 sacks 30 boxes candles 46l wine 40
f6 bars on Is kegs lard 10 do batter
cheese, ties hams liz pcs lumber and sundries.
BALIzE--Brig Crcole4 boxes aud hhds tobacco cs Of
4gI bbs our ne do pork Is bbs aud h bbls beef a
bbs bread 10 spoatoe 10 do onions, do vinegar bbs
do casks bacon, kegs butter 50 candies
l0,uuO feet lumber, l9,uO0 lstht aud sandres.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

JEFFERs0N-sieamer W Andrew--l2 bales cotton 10
Payne HartisonO Wilson, LipSeomb &co-l0 bales cotton
" - tooter kco9 Hugely Blair Aco-S Rhorer, Higginbo
tom Acot. felsen Buohannon Carroll AGO
"a Guy 1eoa Bel0eq, Noblom kcol DurAnd, Rocouef
Total IS bales cotton. "
Steamer NATIONAL gl bales cotton Wilson
fonroy &eo.-ix Lewis ogeshy-32 Campbell Srong--26
Oakley, Hawkins 4co2l Meeroy Bradfor-lS bales cotton
Cutter Harrison 6eof do Wright eo-l5 bales cotton
u Cooper 1col W Estn ScoTt Henderson Terry Acc
10 Hugely, Blair Aco do Head Massie co9 bales Gotten
Hafdie &co-e Phillips &co-i Gaddon Siexas-i 10
70 A James-lS bead cattle and to orderTolai ST
bales cotton,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ns Baey-S hhds sugar Auresfln
thibani-1ido Bcloeq, Nohiom kco.g hhda sugar hbs
lnolAsses HeWes-7 bales lane Mayleld Xro2 IA
Hackney Lord26 do lie wool bbls mo assa Troselair
HAyde7b SACKS potatoes Roquest-B do Chopart Acc
2a2 DO pnons Rossguee do 81 sacks potatoes Lacroix
It's do l39 do Onions Paec52 do potatoes Benarei- hli
hides Bognl bhl -four Peters, Willard eggs SIS
dos HOO feet luhee and s0ndres odet-o,a S.
bids sugar. I bbls molsSsss.
y1cKsBr RGsleamer Captoi--l2i bales cotton Bradley
Noon 4eo-Vi " D lFqnhAlt-sl John Watt 4co6 do 10
CARROLL Holmes keo5Q Byrne, Vance keoSi Martha Cobb
co5 kstiin Aco2 bales ordrriS bales cotton
Coleman Putnam Aco--l kucknef. SIAN Ncgman
Cleveland Brothers Aeois hides bale skins Rohsson Den
neu &co 4t pkgs ft 70 srndry tags peas
hides ID bales skins l2 bdis hides Of
sundries 70 order-To,al 5s7 bales cotton.
WAsHlN0T0F Steamer Burtcn-4 bales cotton 70 Bel
locQ Noulom &eo1 do vool 70 Richard Nurcn
Payne HelrscnS do mats Bull, s 6cos bags peas
dries " order
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CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans. June 10Th, 1858.
No. 1866 ]
Resolpd That the Comp sell after ten days notice Ia
the official Journal the highest bidder the engine
occupied by FIRE engine Young America situated tho
levee between Graver and Poydra Streets said made
for cash and subject to the approval Of the Common Council
Resolred further, That the purchasers OF the above named
engine house shall to be removed the
within ten days from date Of approval Of the sale.
(Sgnedl j. MAGIONI
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
[SignedI A. LANDRY,
President pro TEN. Board of Aldermen.
Approved June 8, 1858.
Isignedl II. NJ SUMMERS, Acting Mayor.
Notice hereby given that WEDNESDAY the 2Sd day
June Is5S will be adjudicaed by N. Yignie
City Aucionee Levee street. between Poyda and Gravier
street at u O'Clock NJ, the above engine house.
jel0lh 7. THEARD Comptroller.
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TUESDAY MORNING, Jur

Tuesday MORNING, June %.
COTTON The demand far yesterday, but with avery
limited supply Of desirable lists and full prices claimed by fac
tors the amounted only about 1000 bales irregular
rates. We still quote
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q Oh * a. IN Il. WATERMAN, Mayor

Notice hereby given sealed proposals the above
will be received BY to FRIDAY the 9th -,
les 32t T. THEARD, Comptroller.
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q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tor the contrac1 fnr rh

Notice is hereby given that TUESDAY, 22d inst, will
adludicae at Office at II o'clock The above contract
iel5 1t r. THEARO, Comptroller.
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MVslLk-s,eameir Gafoudsesss bbls Hume 70 Holden
800 eAes Aekieroy Dradford-k donestics
hs1tngion6 DO DO cotton z ~ II Garter Acol Cotton gin
Farley Jurey &co epy bblz Jacob zoelly do faennrti
ht9s-6, ernnaio Btoadwe 6co51 hbls 10 tur.
eshaee sm.in @se6iO bars iron 5 hAh bars and
foNTcHARTRAiH RAILROAD. -
AoblLk-sseamer ozsgen-sundries to order.
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STREET CONrR--OFFICIAL.

EIRsT DISTRICT POUND-was brought
the First District Pound Dryades street, between Julia
and Girod streets, as esrays-
One hesbn horse pony about Is hands high, marks
by saddle and collar, shoes.
One horse pony, IA hands high branded
the left thigh shod all round.
One white she goat, with black spots.
One yellow the kid with white face
Which claimed within days and the there
paid will be sold public auction at said pound SAT
URDAY. July Sd, 1855, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, June q, 1858.
p. A. GUYOL Street Commissioner.
Registered June p, 1855.
T. J. HITsELBERGER.
Deputy Comptroller.
ErPAVE DU PREMIER DISTRICT n
Il etc conduit depot des epaves du Premier District
Oryades les Julie ct Oiirod epaves-
I'm POM girls mouchee denviron Is de hau ayant DIES
marques de Ia sele ct du collier, non fere.
I'm POM girls dienyron IA mains de han etampe
cuisse gauche, ct ferre quar pieds.
Une cheve blanche DIES taebes noires
Tn cbevrean jaime, ayAut la face blanche,
81 les dts animaux recaes dams dix Ell les
frais paye lie vendus enchare pubque
pot, SAMEDI 3jullet 1858, a 10 heures A. NJ.
7. A. GUYOL, Commissaire des
Nouvelle-Crleans. q JUN 1858 Je22 70 jy2
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COMPrkOLLER'S OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, June 5, 1855
No. 1917. L
Resored That the Comptroller receive, during thirty days
notice in the Official journal sealed proposals Tor The placing Of
granite and iron railing around clay Square Of
Fourth Dsrict-he bids be made separate for
granite and for the iron railing. The granite base
paid cash. budget for the 1893 the
railing paid for Of the budget of 1889 All
accordance with plans and specifications file in the
Office and subject to the approval of the Common Council
lSignedl J. MAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[signedl H. SUMMERS,
PREF sent Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April %, 1858.
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY, the 231 inst. at5PM
s,.~- grslR III, ~ u. "a ~nN pnRT "a mn

, Mr.. FOR .JEFE'E Il son, PORT CADDO
ID Swanson's Landing albany, shreveport. Grand
Bayou. ST. Maurice, Alexandra and all landings
Red kyer-rhe and light dranght drawing Only is
iaehes ghD ste mer Comet, r. sesde master, W. seade,
clerk. will leave above.
HS-Pasengers and shippers rely the Comet
ing the the entire she bought expressly
for the above trace
For freight or passage, apply on board, or 70
n. q. RANDOLPH 4 CO.,
je2l 80 Common street.
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POLICE JAIL--OFFICIAL.

POLICE JAIL--OFFICIAL.
WAS brought to the city Police jail the
inches high and has scar on his nose ~ ''' ~
The will call and claim his property according law
E. BLANCHARD,
Keeper of City Police JAIL
N's'''''' -"' 10 i''' HENRY DuREL,
jel9 lst Clerk Of Comptroller.
WAS brought TO the city Police JAIN on the
longs Mr. H. Barnes Springfield Landing, Baton Rouge; he
+. BLANCHARD,
Keeper of City Police Jail
f'es'''e's1 . u"' 10 ''''' HENRY DUREL
iel9 Is, CLERK Of Comptroller.
MAS brought to the city Police JAN on the
w l6.h Of June The mnlatto boy HENRY. Says he be-
feet i inches high several sears forehead
The owner viii call and claim PEI PP T9ESscY %SfsBSs law
Keeper Of City Police Jail
~ HENRY DUREL
jel9 l5t CLERK Of Comptroller.
WAS brought 90 tine City Police Jail the
Mr. Mareen residing in this ey Old Basin street. He is 1--we
The owner viii his properly according to law
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
-''S''''''N - HENRY puREL
js1s l5t CLERK OF Coinplroier.
WAS brought 20 the City Police Jail on the
to Mr. perad, West Baton Rouge He is i've feet I've inches
high.
The owner will call and clam Ii SSRRs S.'0'dns l'"
Keeper Of City Police Jail
jel6 l5 CLERK Of Comptroller.
IN 81 ae ne ne @ 5oy JoN sSS he y" sonS
Mr. Bull Mobile He is i've feet two inches high has
The will call claim his property according to law
Keeper Of CITY Police jail.
'ssi''s''u june 10 i''o HENRY DuREL,
lel6 lot Clerk OF UompToller:
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FOR oPELoUsAs.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at O'Clock p. NJ
NzS. Fer OPELOU AS-THE NEW
lEAlslStISS STEAMER w. Burton, Capt. G. r. Lou
sier, built expressly for the trade viii leave as
above taking freight for Old River Smmspo all landings
the Atchafasya For freight passage apply board
In. JOHNSTON CO.. Front I.eveest
tyl4H street.
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[ No. 4OOs.

[ NO. 4UUo ]
Resolped That the resignation Charles Waterman
Mayer Of the City of New Orleans be and the hereby
accepted
(Signed) J. MAGIONI.
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) A. LANDRY,
President pr TEN. Board Of Aldermen.
approved June 81 1888
tSignedJ II. NJ. SUMMERS, Mayor. je22
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Leaves TUESDAY, 22j inst. Mt r NJ.
d., r. FOR JEFEEhsON, sMITHLANb,-
Aas5lsts@ Benton, Port oada Albany, swnason's Land
Shreveport, Grand Bayou, Grand EcOfe
Alexandria, Babin Landing and all Intermediate landings
Red riyeTbe entirely and light draueht nches)
fast running pscktt Comet, r. slcsdf master VIM
sleade, clerk, will leave aboss for freight passage
apply board
je3l J.s PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
Leaves on THURSDAY z4,h inst at 5PM
Independent Peoples lime
r. FOX SHREVEPORT DIRECT
The hne, fast running packet
National, T. 4. Montgomery, master, Jas
Champlnn clerk, Will leave for Shreveport
Bayou Grand Ecore Maurice Coe Alexandria Gorons
Landing and all intermediate landings Red river
freight passage apply on board
or Tho National will freight Upper Red
river be reshipped Reub White kfior
jtgl J. 8. PAGAuD. Advertising Agent.
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Leaves every SATURDAY, at SIN.
Opelonsas via The Achafalaya.
~. FOR OPELOUSAS-THE NEW AND
light draft steamer Bayou BELLE, Capt John
Lyons will leave above taking freight and
passengers Smmespor OLD river and all landings
Atchsfalaya- For freight passage, apply board
my5l j. 5, PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
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No. 4003. I
Resore That the Surveyor be and he hereby authorized
in the Lafayette Cemetery No. FOE the Of
0 phans Home seventh street. Fourth District for burial
pupoessay 80 feet trout the side Of
Walk Of said Cemetery by depth of GO feet said 10
ground be devoted exclusively burial
aid institution All ordinances parts of ordinances conflicting
with the above are hereby repealed.
[Signedl ]. MAGIoNI
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signed1 A. LANDRY,
President pro tenn. Board of Aldermen.
Approved June 10, 1855
lsignedl ii. 81 SUMMERS Mayor is2I St
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REGULAR JACKETS.
n UNITED STATES TRI- n-=
s=lElL1.1 MEX LY NAIL LINE Eu9U
i g -. TO VIC s.B U L o. -. !.

II . T.
The magnificent o. s. Mail packet Capitol, Capt Wilson,
Gin place Of the Prnees will leave uf DonadsoBve Pla-
qlemine Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara River
Landing Fort Adams Naehez Waterproof, Rodney.
seph, Grand Gulf Warronion and Nicksburg EVERY TUES
DAY, az nic ock p NJ
CAPITOL Mt Vieksburg with the U.
AID will take freight all landings the river
as high IS Greenwood
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Realized That the City Surveyor be and he Is hereby in
strucied make to be made plans Of property
belonging the city the bounded by Barracks
and Hospital streets alss plans Of lots Nos
bounded by Treme Benve Cont and Frank lin
also Of three lots Nos and bounded by Second Third
st Philip and UrsHnes Streets in
under direction Of the Finance Committee.
tsignedl j. MAGIONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
tSignedl A. LANDRY,
President pro TEN. Board Of Aldermen.
Approved June 2l 1858
[Sgned H. NJ SUMMERS, Mayor.
true copy. j. b. WALTON,
te22 of
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Leaves on TUESDAY. ga inst al s PM.
nx=. FOR JEFFERSON, PORT CADDO
sAflAt Shreveport, Grand rVore aud all landings
tksszssssssk Red river and The lakeside Era
No. - kouns master will leave above Clear bills Of lad
g. /. KOuNs BRO. Front street
jelT J. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
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FOR RED RIVER.
Leaves q Iy =. A IA Is ,,, y y

Leaves TUESDAY,, I'd INSTANT, af 8 P. N.
re- INDEPENDENT PEOPLE,
lsa@HItsej LINE. For Jehe son smlland, Benton Port
Caddo, Swansons Ian ng Altany, Shreveport
Grand Bayou, Uampte Grand Eeore Alexandria Noimans
Landing and all intermediate landings The fine substantial
fast running passenger w. A. Andrew, s. Smith,
master will For freight passage having
superior accommodations, apply on board
je22 j. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
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REGULAR NEW ORLEANS
la4kiHkt and Louisville passenger steamer Pncifie-
is.as. The splendid new and swift running passenger
packet PACIFIC Jerse r. Bell MASTER will leave for thu
all way landings for the balance Of the
follows
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, June %, Rt5P. NJ
Leayss New Orleans TUESDAY, July 6, at5P. N.
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY July q, a. 5 P. NJ.
Passenger. rely on the punctualy Of this steamer.
alO j. :. PAGAUDt Advertising gent.
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The magnificent U. 5. Mail packet Lucy HolcOmbe,
Capt j. NJ While TN place Of the VicksbIg) viii fol
Donadsonviile Paqnemne Baton Rouge Port Bayou
sara, Req River Landing Fort dams Natehez Waterproof
Rodney ST. Joseph, Grand Cuff Watenon. NicksUug, Mill
ken's Bend Lake Providence Stacks Landing skpwih
Landing Pitchers Point, Ashton. Grand Lake Washington
Carolina Landing Point Worhir gton Every THURS
DAY, at 0 O'clock r. NJ.
The LUCY HOLCOMBE connects al Vieksbnrg with the
RANGER, and will iake freight all landings
Yakoo river as hIgh Greenwood.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-05-15

a GLn EOUGOh1 AND MAGHINE SHOP
IN ALTON, for manufacturing steam en-
fanes, ooiers, m1u WORK and other machinery.-
6sFihg wlsadraHn my interest from the frm Of
Stiglemans johnson b Co., am now engaged IN
Dultolns new establishment, on scale Superior
to any IN this country: and am orerafine and
ready 70 receive orders at the corner Of Piasa and
Fourth streets, where shall Continue anfiI fhe
new establishment Is fitted up.
The increased demand for ENGINES and All
kinds OF min work, and Particularly a heffer
class than any establishment in Altos Is sbIe -
capable OF doing, induces me 70 build an estah-
lishmeDt and ftit up with Maehinery. Tools. Giii
Patterns, and worknmen as will enable me To
tarn ont better class Of work than has hereto
fore been made or transported in this coutry.
And trust. from long and practical knowiedrs
ment that has heretofore been so literally be-
slowed upon me, for which most cordially ten
der ND sincere thanks, and hope to be sustained
b. genereusp public, in this extensive enterprise
C. STIGLEMAN.
p: ST. now have associated with me in the
business Messrs. Adams 4 Miller. Mr.. Joseph
A. Miller IS fayofably known as the best consult
ing civil Engineer, Craftsman, and Designer of
all kinds OF Machinery and Buildings in this
country; and We viii at sll times be ready to
give plans, specimens, amp estimates for Flour
Ing Mills, Circular Auiey and Sash Saw mills
Dlstilleries. Railroad and Hydraulic works, and
al KINDS Of machinery. Also, furnish and put
up the same In complete order, at such prices Is
cannot tail to give satisfaction.
April e5-tf. = w.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-05-15

husband and wife are but one person In
Law, and the legal existence Of the wife is
suspended during the marriage" Sus-
pended! She stands there to listen. 1t
may not smother the breath in her body
as you do to men when you suspend them,
but her leScl existence is suspended. She
is merged, and there is Blackstone for 1t
with the very same word. Her legal ex-
istence is merged in her husband, and so
merged In him that it follows her all the
way down to her very grave, and on her
tombstone insults her memory by writing
there that she is the relict of somebody
a piece of the man she was merged IN.
[Laughter.1 "And what becomes OF my
name ?''
Your name shall be my name, says the
husband, on the other side. "And the
children's name Pr shall be my name, also,
says the husband, and shall be the keep
er of my own body, too. We have legis-
lated for that. We take care of ourselves
and we have the custody of you. If you
choose to stay with US, it is very well
if you don't We viii make you'll Laugh
teri
The lecturer went on to discuss the laws
regarding woman's control or lack of con-
troll over her property, real or personal.
She made passing allusion to Kansas,
and found fault with the trainers Of the
Free State Constitution for refusing to give
women the right of suffrage.
Secondary to the main subject she
treated of the social tyranny to which wo-
man is subjected, and described her as be-
ing either drudge or Flora cFlimsey,
the one too severely taxed by her labors
to earn a living, to have time either to
cultivate her own mind or bring up her
children judiciously; the other rendered
useless and helpless for herself or her
children, by the tyranny of foolish preju-
dices under which, as THEODORE PARKER
said, her only choice is between husband
and nothing, and sometimes it is between
two nothings at that !
She asserted the right of woman to suf-
frage because of the interests of the race
inasmuch as men and women always
maintain the same level, and when the
latter are restrained in the free exercise of
all their gifts and faculties, the former will
exhibit corresponding narrowness of in
telleet and laxity of moral principle. In
conclusion, she demanded for woman the
right to collegiate education, admission
to the bar, the pulpit and thesench, seats
in Congress as representatives, and even
the Presidential chair, and expressed her
utmost confidence in the benefcence of
the result. She was warmly applauded.