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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-01

The ELECTION FOR JUDGE. The Union
OF yesterday morning contains an official ta-
BILE OF uil the returns made to the Governor
up to noon of Tuesday, for Judge of the Su-
preme Cout. There Were cast in the cleo
ton 1862 votes, of which Judge Wright
received 1927, and Judge Walker, 6,445.-
Yhe vote in condemnation of the Convention,
while it is small, the majority rs Indicated
by the returns, is overwhelming. Out of
24,S5S totes cast, 2o,93l were against the
proposition, and 3,927 in favor.-Daily Ne,os.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-01

How New CALEDONIA WAS SErrLED.-The
following rhymao are ahoat in the Canadian
press, and are considered apt and pointed;
THE TEMPTATION.
New oaledonia's governor unto himself said he
"Grea, stories told Of heaps Of gold will settle this
countrcei
For there be hosts Of jolly green's who never stop to
think OBJ ..
WHO bndy swallow every hook that is hid in printers
ink"
TIE RESULT
Full thirty thousand brawny wen to frazer river run
And find tho dosfankee'Doodle'doHe'
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CHAPTER ii

The wang-doode was placed upon the
hew-gag. Dismay and terror sat upon the
countcnances of the nobility. Lord De Mo-
20 involuntarily clutched Prince Blowhusky' q
coat tail, and the Countess of Fizfum disap-
peared hystericaIly within her hoops, whilst
the bold Count de Scratch, hitherto the
bravest of the brave, threw himself at the
foot of the rhrone and elevated one foot rs
a signal of distress. Bat the mighty Gengul-
phus was unmoved. Drawing golden
wired safety fuse from his bosom he was in
the act of attaching one end of it to the
wang doodle when--Oh! horror of horrors
he behed in one corner Of the room his be-
loved Salleh locked in the arms of Fe.ti le-
Swash, Envoy Extraordinary from the Isle OF
Wight! ,......r .-...--l.
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CHAPTER ~.

TO say that Genguphus was angry, would
be but an Indifferent statement of the truth.
He was in a rage. He couldn't contain him
self and consequently boiled in torrents that
formed puddles of wrath at his feet. lie
foamed, raved, ripped and tore-stamped,
rolled, kicked and roared. At last sezing a
batterng ram by the horns, he made furious
rush at the guilty pair. ... f.r...
CHAPTER v. ..
'Dier shrieked Gengulphus, rs he whlrled
the fearful instrument above their heads
but alas! in its swift descent it came in con-
tact with Baron de Boosey's pipe, and CLAN
cling at right angles clovo assunder the mas
sivc doors leading TO the Royal Menagerle'
birthstone and Torpedoesp Numbered Gen
gulphus-but he was too late. Ere he could
again raise the huge weapon fierce domo-
MAC howl rang through the rooms, and the
next moment an inluriated grizzly Goldfish
rushed madly forth from the demolished
door aud buried its deadly fangs in the seat
of mighty Gengelphus' inexpressibcs! lie
uttered sharp cry Of pain-made one des
perate effort to shake off the monster--and
then fell to the floor as dead MS June bug
in January. f.... ,I.ut 4"f F.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-01
,9g- a lady, at her marriage, requested
the clergyman to give out to be sung By the

choir, the hymn commencing rr.I
"This Is the way long have sought, -
And mourned because 1 found II not" '
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-01

But little more remains TO be told. Salleh,
soon after the death of Gengulphus, stabbed
herself with the bcdwrench, and her para
mour, Fe ti-le-Swash, becoming stricken
with remorse, buried himself In pot OF
porter-hecs up. The countess of Fiiz
FUN eloped with an Egyptian mummy, in a
good state of preservation, and the count de
Scratch having lost the whole OF his fortune
playing aSiinon says wig wag" with Lord de
Monzo, he was forced to emigrate West
where he enlisted as orderly sergeant in d
lime kiln, and was shortly afterwards killed
by a accidental burst OF cabbage head.
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BoBrAIL's GREAT PRIZE STORY

BOBTAIL'S GREAT PRIZE STORY!
TIE Doomed Monarch, or the FieRd Goldfish
BY B. K. BoBTAL.
II was night, nowhere and nowhere was
as dark as a bottle of ink in barrel OF pitch
at the bottom Of a well, and forty-fOur thou
sand times darker than the concentrated
darkness Of forty.four thousand midnghts'
when upon throne Of petrifed turtle stood
the mighty Gengulphus, monarch of the
Fe Fo Fl Fun Island, eating slice of but
tered heeswax, occasionally vetting his lip
by drinking fluidically wrought iron sheet
anchors fiuke foremost.
Around him stood eighty-two thousand
nine hundred and eighty-seven and half
Courtiers
"Bring forth the wang-doode and place 1t
on the hew-gagw exclaimed he in terrific
voice, at the same time cutting off a cour.
tiers head with the sharp edge Of an iIlumi-
mated cotton bale
.-.a -'I. CHAPTER II.
u nc Wuup-uuouio N"o P'"SVu "P"" WV
hew.gag-before we go further let us take n
glance at the political state of America at
the date our story opens. We were inyol'
we'd in a war with Mexico, and General Scott
was carrying our victorious flag through the
halls of the Alonte.loosers. General Wash
ington, commanding the home army, had
formed eoujuction with Christopher Col
umbus at Yazoo and defeated the combined
forces of England, France and tlndoostan
in sanguinary retreat on Bungtown heights
John G.. Fremont, President Of the United
States, had appointed james Buchanan Gov
ernor Cape Cod; and Napoleon Bonaparte, as
Mayor of Bunker Hill, assisted by Lieut.
Barney O'Twigger, of Ireland, was preparing
for descent upon the tories, at Cerra Cordo
whilst DR.. Jane, u. s. Surgeon, was construc-
ting strong fort at Cairo, armed with q
chain pump and one hundred Of his Carmi'
native Balsam. ....-.... ..ff
Under these tremendous circumstances
no wonder the men and women of the lStl
century were highly intellectual, and gener.
ally speaking, born when very young. Turn
we again TO our story. ru .
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-01

,-Sy- The Brandon (Nliss) Republican
mentions strict application of the Missls-
sippi dueling law; =.
R,ceh,ly bill was fihd by the Hon. w.
d Harris and Steele a. Norris, in Clark
choncery Court, to stop sale under exeu-
ton, based upon Judgments rendered before
Judre Hancock, on the ground in"t the
iudTmcn,s we're void, because Judge Han
cock was engaged 10 duel
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-01

THE PARTY SYSTEM DREAMING UP.--No
one in this city who looks Mt the various
signs in the political heavens can fail to OBJ
serve that the disposition on the part Of the
masses to throw off the thraldom OF party is
growing stronger every day. The squabbe
of party leaders, the corruption OF the diff
ferent factions and the condition of seridom
to which the voters have been reduced at
the will of knaves and denagogues, have
dispusted the people to such degree that
before long we should not be surprised to
see general rebellion ngainst all party au-
thority.
In the democratic ranks perhaps the first
blow will be struck at the tyranny OF Tam
many Hall. Already the Irish element in
the democracy-,he most faithful always to
party rules and obgotions-is on the verge
of insurrection. The neglect with which it
is alleged Irishmen have been treated in the
disposition of offices has ieit that portion of
the party li.:ie reason TO maintain their ale
eiance to Tammany, and they are not slow
to admit that fact. Again, leading paper
among the Germans evidences the disconteat
of thai element by suggesting a separate in
dependent organization. Looking at these
omens, together with the general desire
among those who are not the slaves OF par
~ TO elect faithful men to oil city offices.
in order that that the system Of plundering
and rascnliiy may be abolished, who can say
that there is no limit to the tyranny OF tac-
lion, and that the demolition OF party rule in
this city, with all its odious consequences, is
not ut hand?-N Y. Herald.
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RECEIPrs az PRnnncE.

BURG-Seamer Nachez-4i2 bales cotton Buckner
Stanton Newnan2 bales cotton Washington Jackson sCo-
247 fho Henderson PeRe2U7 Vaudeville McIIhenny-lSG
John Watt &cOl46 Lewis Oglesby-l55Conneily Uhampin
LII Wright, Allen &co23 Felowes &col12 bales 10
IIyTue Vance &colO3 d UrquharSl d D Withers geo
10 Bogart Foley Ayery7Ibales on Payne Harrison
40 } Person &co-ijJ . 4 b 5 Ricks 6co91 W Esin
coo Leverich &co8 bales Carroll Holmes gco-
Hughes Hyilsted &CoS Gs, Ferguson Eco7 bales
Harris Ley64 Frelsen, Carroll
10 BTander Hubbard &cU22 Head Masse ECu-28
Harding Abbay MorehGad34 Harris Levi bales
Shurp McCay 6co5 bales Oakley Hawkins &c0-S do
Smith, Harris &CQi4 IhOrnhl Co55 RotchfOrd,
80 Ward Hunt &co3J Block McAfee &Co So bales
hcLemore, Raybum 6cO34oaes Observation-Disclosures GersOn-
IS RhoFeT, HiggubOtom &cu6 Robson Aen-4bales
Frerson Conway &Co7 NJ Brady eco Moses
ii / Adams &co-56 knOX X Hggns-sundries order
Total 1850 bales cotton
HARRISONBURG-Steamer Kate Dale-2Dl bales cotton TO
ellis, Ferguson &cOl40 BnCkner, Stanton Newman-S
Edward Male Eco57 " Eslliu &eoiJ o Nelson &co3D
w urquhar-2I Gurer, Harrison Sco-l3 Walter
20 Campbell Il SrOngI4 do Frelseu,
Nj teHOerger EcOl2 Payne 4 HArrison7 Bres &co-S
Mckleroy Bradtord-S Scrdggs DoDe2an-5 bales
Ar Mtenberger Borron-4 Duncan ogau--l23 sacks
ton seed N ttsksnndres to OrderIOiR 76 bales
Observation-Disclosures Jos Holden-2l0 bale cotton to
Rockford Brown Eco52 West, Reushaw a Cammack-72do
70 Rhurer HigEubohalu 6coS6 II Gly &co-2q bales cotton
Cummings &Co-2S PerTet22 GIaddin SelNes-1S do
Wilson, RomrOy &c0lS do Ar Mtltenherger BDrron-l4
ID UtQuhart 10 Walker, Hutchinson EC5l0 baes
BeIlocq, NOblom &eO-U bales Warren Gilmore
Lewis ~ QgesbSs v GourdonS Cutrer Harrison tro7d0
Byrue, Vance &cU-l2j bhl5 mofIases Urquhlrt-2i
30 hlds sugar Al Mitenberger Boon5J bbs TO
y eyerch Eco-55d do MentgOmtry-2J bbls moasses
Washington Jackson &cOsundTies 7aj
cotton ~ hhds sugar 455 bbS mOlasses.
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ht4t,gssafN .A,r ,prNp n Ase s..o,,s,in ,tt,,rla
A Si yS,,i, b. hai ti N
oale cotton e iare99 fnilil2 ~ lo 9'les
o Il MeSe NJ q ordSrToai o. bales Cotton
- .+.E,sI,a. -. 20 >, Wy 49, - ~
Gas IS R RWaFe p asaan6
90 tteAon y oiEetu 20 zig ol - over N9 y
1854 bars iron 81 odls IRON PrieSey casks ave 10 n
broqiatoF ~ le UyS N ~ pS gs - ms
Drnhaf-l bale and IL cases NUS y % eases td99
Gramer &co-s DO haggeLy 4 bo6 aI oa,es muse 70 ID
Holm ESQ cFates eWss $3.50 em Ss S war
= PuneHeons oJ os' tiN PHASES o 0a9 iVu VV oo
ale lVOOO hre oricks % eraeE'
HALIFAX, S-Brig Lucrea-695 bbls and SO hf do
kere 1856 IS h do herring behring's 70
and h do salmon h bbls IA hf hbs tongues Is bbs Of
trout II hf do Is dried fish HOLSTERS to order
HAyRE-Shp Bamburg--fO cases vine to j r Beye kco-
en- ,5s N C5sas vic rsSsS Cor = ~ ,{s y a
2Ti AZ % cssas krscf PTeTict fnntpiaa rst trcb
st I5ss Stng,spTegEar FaTnSE n rbn-fs Z Fapr@
II iyopIns ErnI !, fTrni1 Co.'S N Rs,rsnbGch T. Pcs.
3,aEi8 II Trr1np,jt w n Il IlevIo1its
I,,tl ,,,..1 Hama lIrTS;},
fTs1itt Norton Seoi5 TraubeI5 I FoIrrnT5 Per.
Ter-l Berand-G Layasseur-I0 4 Nondato--S casks of
wins Place Brenan2J cases wine puntze &eo5 do krch
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BEEF fine i and Choice a IL net SIS cos
Shipping gpteIIigsnte,
SATURDAY, October SO, 1858.


CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Quebec, Rgark, for Bremen, JHAshbrdge Seo
Brg ISme@e Enter Sicbouold for Baltimore Geo Nathan
BF s Naham scteon ftenls, for Iampe99.
schr soathreu, Perry, fer Pensacola s''s.'' AgSs
ARRIVED.
Steamship Magotda Flanders, from Galveston aud Sabre
ship anisre ward from HAVE l7th September to Bnxte
Ship Atlanta Wlismors from liverpool l5b september 10
Baxter, Losell Gco-PoRt.
Ship Kearagc epyett IS days nom caiz Baxter Lowell
Brig Taliaa6 Hansen days from Havana TO Godeabow a
Big Chapman Laurent days from Havana to plas.
Brig Ws;, iadia ook da, from Havana Boadousquio&
RFig Lacrsa Maxwell from HaIfas s. to mastorPoint
sear Elnla SMITH, from Cgvrgt9n-Bastn,
schr Republic 6rOoker, from NadiseayStr-Basia,
BTEA@RoATB.
Eatchez. Ieethers, fram Eicksburg
Cuba. Herh from Mobile
Jos Holden Martin, from Red River.
Towboat star Whitney the Passes-vent down light
brought UP shi9 kgaEsage ana brigs Talaah A Chap
Towboat Panther ReEeau, from the Passeswen down light
brought up ship bembeFg and brig Lucreio
BELow-ooMlNs uP.
ship Cicero Taylor from Liverpool Isl September to II Ash
snip aa1os Gfs.nea MerrInau rom ve,poorlSa Sept to
shin P Whitney, Guy from rIapapi5 e Whitney $so.
Ter, LoFell &ces
ship Iadepen fence, Eustes, fren Liverpool.
Bfsh Ship Gertvuda, peape, from Liverpool 10 Jenkins
Bremen ship Water smidl. LangenbeFg from Liverpool %
Sept-GaTge, 500 tons salt.
Baxter, Lowell ,kcos
Ship KATE Prince Jones, from Eyegpoal 2lth August
Sehr Johnson RUSSELL from Btaaos Santiago 10 Goiden
bow LespAre.
PASSENGERS,
Pst steamship Natagoda a5n Galveston and sabipe-I
Sahana, Wnl Dationi ana on deck
Per ship Bumbeyg from Havre-9I passengers.
EXPORTS.
BSEAtENShip Qlabeel64 b8es cotton, ~ haeS II
hada 1obteeo g ties and t4 bb lard 2pkgs Of dse and 4b
slaves
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POLICE JAIII--OFFICTAL.

was Pro 9 20 70, the CITY H,qllqe jail the
longs 10 Mr. NJ Roch who lives in BruoI5hagen Miss lie
is i've feet five inches high, and has The side Of the
Inc owner wi" call and '4 P Ia according to e
,, Keeper Of city Police Jail,
o2s l5t .''' t Ia fs q Comptroller.
MAS brought to the City Police Jail on the
w on the 20 81 October, the back boy WILLIAM. says
from BAL % sara IL avs ec seven 9eRe S S " ~
owner wa" eau ana cR 9i 3r2%Rs F ReSordns to law
Keeper Of city Police Jail.
A'sls'S'eo oe'o"et - 1000, HENRY DuREL,
OF 15t clerk Of Gotmf'p.rolIsr,
WAS. brought 70 the city Police Jail, the
Charles Mos1o who lives in Carraio She -four feel
Inc owner VIII call and eaR RsF Pr2Pyry 9ggordg to Jaw
Keeper If City Polhe Jail.
c27 l5t Clerk q Comptroller.
WAS brought to the City Police JAIN on the
w 2t Of October the black boy AIE&. SCOTT, says he
d Jeve Ia lie Is se feet seven aad bf nc5ss hgG
and has small the forehead and onobeow The lief Eye
YOU 4'4 e. H. PG Fl fSt"s V NV
r-......,..,...,..,.., Keeper of city Police Jail,
HENRY DURET
o26 l5 CLERK Of Comptroller
WAS brought to the city Police Jan on the
NJ NJ Roseb bo g S n 'F Ba Se e @ 9sefa q
feet FIVE inches high and has the forehead
1as owner g'i call and 0"t r. FE Rei RRf6fodos "v
-.,..-.-,a=.,.-,.=,,-, Keeper Of CITY Police Jail.
HENRY DrREr,
GO l5t Glerkoi Comptroller.
w As As brought 10 INC city Police San on the
to NJ WRIGHT, Of st Louis Hesalgh grh Eve feet one
MI Dare lie agen Garonaeet street will please call
aud claim his property aoeo'o H. sP + s$i
p-.,....,r.. ,.,,.,,. Keeper Of City Police Jail
,2l I5t nj Gi'fi * d 5i FCSmFtroier
WAS, brought to the city Police Jan on me
70 Mr. Fash living Poydras Ees four feet eleven
TboownerwI call and claim rs olav,
-. keeper q civ Police jail
Oh l5t Glars i Conn COMPTROLLER.
WAS brought TO the city Police JUL ON the
w ih o. October the mHHtto BOY LEE Says belongs 70
MT Hamilton Wooiterry, Mississippi liz Is five fest twoaud
Nr, Lee oils city is The agent. He will call and claim his
i. BLANCHARD,
r,..,-..-.,,..-,.o, heaPerof City Poiicejals
oaIl5t CLERK Of combtroiler
WAS brought to the city PoHee jail on the
longs Mr. fank PUam Of this ciy. lie live fGe seven
INCHES high, an has scar on the forehead,
E. PLANGHARD
Eesperof City Police jail,
oslIs = Hg Nia5E 2 Rq gEll,.
WAS brought 10 the city Police san On the
llth # Qgiaher, the dark grin boy E9RGE Says he
the owner will call and claim her property according TO law
= E a5sasS5 tits Police Jd
Registered October q, 1855.
OIL Isl t Giefl Of G 5e5ri'
WAS brought TO the CITY Police Jan on the
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CATTLE MARKET,
JnFFEEsoN cIFY. oct %. las.

JEFFERSON CITY oct. 90 1853.
Arrived lOT head Of Western and Texas Cattle aud lot Of
Cows and Calves The market is bare of Hogs and careey
$50 Sheep remain sale good supply Of Cattle offers We
quote;
PRICES:
BEEF C4rrLnW Western Fine Choice a ii IS UOS 80
Rough and Fair do, .t.,.t...,--tn--
Ahasapaa, Texas, etc, p head. S;saS35
Ordinary and FRir,,...,,....Sl4 dpS2l
do6s ....,.......s5ntO 90
9AEnf W9l maui. aVd-
Mich COWS URoee Kentucky per head
Ordinary. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SiOUB5
Choice. ...,,,,...,, 1870. -fpSSO
CALVES AND YRARLNEs, ..,,....=....t,,,fISs 70
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GPECIFICA PIONS for the Contract for the
nee the w6ve Of tie FIST B Sap F [st T4S P % g.
These loot shall constructed in accordance
the following manner: ~ ~ -
Yellow pine posts by inches square, shall be driven nj
least eight feet Ato the solid ground distances eptwnv
Of six fee from centres and erosswHy three feet and @
from centres The heads OF the shall squared according
and support six by six inches square cans which ,a be
strongly fastened TO each of said with drag 81 of an
be Of yellow pine of the best qualify Twelve inches Vide BY
thre inches tncS an9 not less than eighteen feet long they
sa be strongly aed to each of the caps with inch PRES
spikes nj each en of each plank at each teec
tiou the caps
All the materials shah be the best quality and shall be
furnished by the contractor as well us the labor.
The work shall be performed the entire satisfaction Of the
City Suryey otherwise it shall be rejected
The contractor shall be bound begin the work in ten DAYS
Council and 10 complete the same sixty dayg after rrjrr
penalty Of ten dollars day for lch and every ~ thereafter
the same is not completed.
Security $1,000 shall be required to guarantee
the Eaitaul performance Of Tire contract.
rs m Sa OF 5s completion Of the work and accept
well understood that in of failure by the contractor
fixed case the Council dissatisfied with Ike manner ii
which the work H being executed the shall Lave the
eau required BY artc 965 C Co S and Son
applying to court OF Justice TO annu the and without
demniy ardit tsAo the contractor
shall al any time abandon the work finish and complete
the same in conformity with his contract the said
shall forfeit all claims he may for Bny mart of the work
done by him ting date fine abandonment and that the city
sha ne thereby discharged from and liability therefor
the contractor and his securities shn held and bound Id
sodo pay unto the city all loss or difference between he
price which the contractor originally contracted to perform
the work and the price which may audtcated at re-
Bids Q be per running foot for the whole work complete
New Orleans, October e 1855.
JSgug1l LOUIS II, PILE, City Surveyor
ApProeu 3 e committees on Streets aud Landings of both
Signed Il. Z. yENNARD, (cI,,sr,
y lNsne1i 81, RQBERT HUYGHE, 0H''''-ou'
HENRY DUREL
o2e III Clerk Of Comptroller
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STREET COM7R--OFFICTAL

FOURTH DESpEtECT FOUND-EVa brought
10 the Fourth District Pound jackson street between
laurel and Constance streets, as eStrays-
one Light horse about 5;9 high having Next
can brand ON the right hip
One yellow he goat, with leather coar,
ch if not claimed within days and the expersps thcre
on Pr d will BE- sold ~ pnbie auction, said pound FRI
DAY, November II, 1883, 10 o'clock A. NJ
New Orleans, October %, 1885.
Registered October %, 1855.
HENRY DURELn
Clerk Of Comptroller.
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DOMESTIC PORTS,


NEW YORK.
6S6z FOR NEW YORK -FTRsTI VESSEL
Ss53 = The " Upper bark Virginia EsteLiImI, Cap
E}sE@lin Wilkins 70 bales cotton to Hnish loading
aud will satt as above. Fer Freight apply TO
029 J. L. BASS, ll4 Common sire t.
First Vessel.
S&NE= FOR NEW R)ESE&-TFE Al FAST 5 H.
EE5is - ing cipper tGrk b. IL. Hazard, CApr Williams
zlas most Of her cargo ed, and WI I'D sail in
d, For balance Of freight Of sugar nosses apply 10
I2l j, H. BASS, ll9 Common street.
BOSTON.
SkS FOR BOSTDN-THE Al FAST SAILING
kSaFNs American ship Rockingham, Captain Mzchpr
6ssas loading and will have Immediate dispatch.
go BAXTER, LOWELL & co
6S& FOR BOSTON-rHE Al FAST SAILING
RFtSHfs American ship COmmG dOre Captain Bliss, 81
loading turthe porr, and having
eg rsn engaged and goug board will have quick di
patch. For freight Of 800 bnles cotton, apply to
j. Z, WHITNEY CO, 50 Garondelet street.
For passage having fine aceommod 0ns appy the cap
Tn on h5ard Post 90, Firot District ID
StESH FOR BGSTON-REGULAR ITNE-THE Al
Rs1$ paeset bark N. BOynl0M, Miller master, having
large portion OF her engaged, will have quick
dispatch. For balance Of freight, apply
OIL GEO, w. HNNSpN n CO., % Camp street
6tSS FOR BOSTDN-THE Al FAST SAILING
RFS4t American ship Dictator Captain HeregA is
2zzlotding and will have quick dispatch. For freight,
J. P. WHITNEY 4 co, 35 Caroudelet street
j. F2E Eass,.gz snny t. g1n,an 90 Lgar. 90
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BILLIARD TABLE mANuFAC-

Arsgryuuasa BILLIARD TABLES CoEsF ANqf.g
fsr7-svF hand and for salefrum the manufaetofyqf
-1zIsssa NessrsJ N, BRUNSWICK ) BRO. asnptnnsss
Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables Brunswick patent
7ns also, Cloths Balls Cues and all other triramng 8ipns
ing 10 this ps.s
Allorders thankfully promptly attended to
A, W. MERRIAM
nR " 81. Charles billiard Room n. a.
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THE LAKE.

gs-z@A OVER THE LAKE - SUNDAY
Excursion TO Maudeyilies eNisbHrg Mad,
sszzI155Ais5l1ss fsonviIle
The 81 ow.pres steamer RnyensSVOOd, Capt.
Chas Foster VIII leave the Foutchafttsu
rival q the O'CLOCK A. NJ Returning leaves lIadi.
nnye NJ 81 o'clock r. NJ arriving time for the ~ r. H.
cars for the city. Fare fer the exrtr.ion, 81.
ol5 If ' o. "A Satffez',stroet
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MAFotsALTY or NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, October 50, 1858.

MAFoRALTy OF NV ORLEANS.
City Hall, October 80, 1855
Oomm9g Council City Of New 0rletns
No, 4l55,
2esolre6. That permission be ana the sanfe il Lerehy
granted butchers, table dealers and Mi tber nersons
who may wish 70 avail themselves tie same ID occupy d-
ring the rebuilding Of the Magazine street Market Fourth
iet two lots ground opposite the site Of aad Market the
sale Of such articles as are generally gi in the Markets OF the
city, agreaby 10 ordinances nil of said persons to have the
privilege above expressed prorilsd said butchers yeeebe
dealers and other persons conform the city ordinances
payment Of al tees therein required 10 the Cummissaryap
pointed by the hyorho is hereby instructed receive and
collect a Of said ices and the yno the eli
ury The said privilege expire on Che c0mpetion Of said
Market the sale Of the revenues thereof
lSgn d. CHAS. H. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
LSignedl J. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen,
Approved October 20 1858.
[Signtdl GERARD sTITH, Mayor go