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RIO THE PUBLIC-OF ALI

ITO THE PUBLIC-OF ALL THE CITIES OF THE
Union, New Orleans the only which has thus far
ed and merit This s 50 srsdsS 70
the refinement and good taste population has established
for them well earned reputation enlightened and dscrmn
ating patrons Of the musical art,
growing demand ,hrogghout the world for first musical
forming good company. The artists performing
Orleans heater have been engaged by Boudouqu
upon boards To this the manager prompted by
the generous upon The Orleans heae dur
of the public for the best musical t that could be pro-
cured a. such rates as their patronage would justify Tie manager
since he of the present season the continued
Illness of sew raj leading artists together with the uneyorabe
condition Of monetary affairs have combined nnhilae ali
Of The opera in New Orleans With the largest beat
appointed and most x ensve company ever to an
so which entail upon him the heaviest pecunary losses
calls for ee sympathy and the aid of all the friends Of the
The ersgned feeling deeply Interested in the matter and
de possible of enabling the compete
take this ehOf Of eeo%enSg the patrons Of The Orleans
,heater ths ui ,1 scheme Of Grand IoMB9LA Of
the continuance of the byond all doubt the time
is j Fo5'ai 6ds s;ilI, Waterman Ghss esnol.
4, Millenberrer, 3. Avegno, h Gepci
S Fa R SSsS ffs ss T on h lewis
/ +; GsnssTss, Jas, + Frerss YIN. p hsnnsn
4 Isfofest, And, c,m@seS,, n Musson SON
n. Msrgry, G. II. Kernion NJ. Griyot.
JAS. r. Jennings, d29 If
ORLEANS THEATER GRAND TOMB0LA-
" The following is summary of the sc1eDe Of the Ore
Theater Tombo copies of which be had the Office Of
theater;
u Lots Of Open Boxes-First Tier.
II Lots Latieed Boxes-Seeond Tier.
IS Lots PaFquette Seats.
IS Lots Second Tier S als,
Is Lots without fixed
The Fbove forming rs Lots.
All the entrances above designated will
winners until the end Of the season. for those OF 1855
TO less and from 1853 1850 The winners will have the priv
ege Of attending all performances the indicated the
schedule and ao that Of transferring their with the
cepon Of beneficiary performances extraordinary
NAV be given by foreign artists.
100 Los each Of one coupon tor entrances.
1892 Lo Of ticket Grand Festival Concert
lists Of til Orleans theater.' d3l
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pQKTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM

HOARD SONS Southern Depot for the States Of Louis
Mississippi Alabama Tennessee Arkansas and Texas
established No. 70 Gravier street, New Orleans where the
subscriber who is sole for the above States receiving
eight mouth Of from 81
Of these celebrated Engines which after test Of nine
of 500 Engines in all the States OF the Unio
all giving the complete satisfaction being THE ONLY
Portable Engine having cylinder boiler WHICH Is ALL
UTILIZED HEATING SURFACE AND PERFEOTLY AC.
CEssIDLE INSIDE AND OUT FOR CLEANING; requires
brick work put them IN operation, special skill
them up and but the smallest proportion Of fuel them.
Also
Constantly in store Sash Circular Saw Mills;
Iron Frame Corn aud Flour Mills Newell Cotton Sore for
power Improved Gin Sands with Shaft
ing Pue Stands Boxes aud Bolts ready complete,
notice. Steam Cotton Gins saw Flour
Mills which put operation days after being
ceived. Descriptive pamphlets with 40 testimonials will
sent by mail any address. SAMUEL II. GILMAN
aust ly&W No. 70 GTayier street. New Orleans.
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BANK Of JAMES RoBB, I
New Orleans, sd December, 1867. 3
H1-This Bank Will be closed on Christmas q,
nrkt and eighth January Obligations maturing either
Of those days will be payable the day previous
d24 I'd WIN. S. MOUNT, Cashier.
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BAsk oF NEw OaLnLNs,

New Orleans, December 81. 1881.
mat a meeting of the Board of Directors,
held day dvide, Of Of the profits Of the
declared payable 70 The stockholders
their legal after TUESDAY, the 18th Of
jsi ~ NJ BELLY Cashier.
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ID URAL kESIDENCEs-
IL MANUFACTURING SITESi
RARE OPPORTUNITYt II
LONG CREDIT /! /
FOR sALE-l50 SQUARES OR ABOUT $500 LOTS IN
THE TOWN OLE KENNER.

ID URAL RESIDENCES-
RARE oPPoRTuNITYii
FOR sALr-l SQUARES As6Ss ss 800 SS EoTs N
r.,. u.. THE lS, TOWN OF K ,i ~ r.
and kalfOsa miles from &c city The ground form
within forty i've miles, and viii drain itself rapidly without
10 secure airy healthy agreeable neighborhoods
raj the families the city
tain sections of the higher grounds have apart for p
tons ali the streets Of which Designed shall be lined with
Ssss a a a 5 s he %
schools churches colleges and public Here taste and
wealth may combine TO make place unsurpassed Tor rustic
Other apart for purposes This To-
csy presents decided advantages for notwithstanding
town than any Other point IN our State i has front on ths
the naygabe waters Of Lake Ponehaan only about four
and O. n Railroad directly with the river and offers
=, h same s easy sseess to the pnsy woods and lumber
serpons dry docks and steamboat building II has not snpe
or and for the encouragement OF ars and the mechanic
arts much needed in midst liberal Inducements will be
Lumber by TIE daily trains brick made the spot
be delivered here AT less than city rates The Railroad Com
MUMMY and will accommodation train 10 and from e
hours 70 suit the Of those doing business
p Irwin will also his in Of omnbusss to the depot at the
PorioS so Of hs properly vii Be old low prices M
small d i've per cent IN cash balance hSs
Fer further p ar apply KENNER at ths
town Of ener; p COLsAN IS ST. Charles street; or D.
E. VosE, Iis Magazine street sn2o "
GALVANIsM AND GLIDING IN ALL KINDS
The Undersigned would respectfully inform ne public Of the
his dispatch, and manner not to be surpassed by
am honse In the Union
Watches Services Casters Walters, Baskets Pitchers,
Pinch Bowls ETC. IIDED SfVERED IN the style.
Also GLIDING and BROWNING Gas Fixtures Msntel Or
naments Lamps, Lustres And Candeabras.
ne public invited . give him ssi and examine bis
% Uhsrres street, between BsnsIe aud Cont
Reerenccs-Hyd Goodrich, Henderson Gaines. p. NAL
lard ". A. Tyler, Fourner& Siehfecht osl 3m
ID GINs for Plauler use-Orders for the above Engines
manufactured By j. n Bradford Co at Handsbero' Miss,
will be received by II. y. HARRISON,
Al the Office OF Wright, Allen a Co.,
est sm 1a0 Gravier street.
DEACH BfkANDY-40 bbls. very old and puIe, in
JONES MAcK1NDER CO.,
NC 81 lrayier street.
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SOUTHERN BANK z
New Orleans, Dec %, 1857.
HB-Thls Bank Will be closed ON the ensu-
ing Hodays namely Christmas the first and eighth Of Jan
Obligations maturing those should be
specvely provided for the 24th and 3i sts the
7th proximo.
d25 I'd THOs. LAYTON Cashier.
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AUCTION SALES.
succrssIoN on rHs LArs sAMugI. ! foaaAY. DE-
BY NEVILLE 4 JARREAU.

BY NEVILLE 4 JARREAU
JuuAn NrvuLx Auctiopesr.
bs Tss s s.n asss i = s,sIse.
from the Honorable the Second District Court Of New
Sas q: saa o. e. s % Vii
Be sold At pabe auction the oe-ins dscribed real estate
'i Lot ss's sSa sudas
IL &: - 1sis i r.
G. nsco % Zee ST. sspoa Ike &
shsnon Notary Public SAID lot 40. e 10 Ses
In Depth between parallel lines
e. 4 hi e II Pre- bsnssd
by Csrsndee Julia Grod ST. Charles desgnAes By the
sss"ssn ~ ss q sB n
inches and lines front on julia street BY 100 feet
One sns,dsS half pari aud interest in the following de-
l. Four Iet. Il Ground designated by SD.
bsundsa ~ Peddo Poyra Berrsnd and Pr,ar ses
the First Drs; q ms sy Said lots sdion each ~ and
BY drph Of 2o feet between parallel neiot No
Sf o I1ps situate sse se s ~ Of this
city ihe number nine which 10 bounded by Pcydra
sJs il, ~ IA sna IS Lots and .aloin zach o,9s5
feet in depth between parallel No
nsr Poseras IS lei
asRss % HnG Lots III al
yel y AZ fest and lines IN dsp between
as lines All Of said measurements beng in English mea
Five Lots Of Ground situate Fsbours Te.
!. o. Baae es5 ., S IL T.
IS and IS Of square Nc a. bounded By Bayou Road Orleans
% f ss g. cu sfR 1y Fsss &
& 81 rs Pse e ssS
lines No u % feet inches nd lines side
sn Io. and lines on Is. line
ind f. I'm. d ss sS Il ss L. 4 : fee Sa IS 8
inches the ns siyiaing from L.. Ne 4 And 10.
and 8 feet inches and inssO the line dividing
Five Lots Of Ground situated the Csrrollion
the Perish o. dss,sGn e THIS ssss aesns'sd On ne p.
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---.. VIEW ORLEANS PLANT Or 80

...e NEW ORLEANS PLANT DE- shea
CHARLES MAYART, SlISS
Florist and Boanisl,
Respectfully informs his friends and the public that he has
opened Depot Poydras street. between Camp and 81.
Charles for the ale Of his large assortment Of
SHRUBBERY ard FBUlT TREES
Fresh from Nursery. The Gpck embraces every article
suitable for planting.
He solcis inspection Of the d7
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LOCIsIANA hTATE BANK,
New Orleans Dtcenber l9sh, 1857.
RR-This Bank Will be Closed on the two sue
ceedng FRIDAYS ing New Years day aud the Sh Janu-
ary All paper falling due those days must be paid the
preceding THURSDAYS which day offerings for discount
dsl ID G. A. r. RONDEAU Cashier
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FIRE PR10F sAFEs.-GENUIs

1NH El NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PATENT, with Rich's
~ Improvement. Longer In and thoroughly
~ with uniform than any other Safe
A@s world We securing Safes with the cee-
bated patent La Belle Lock- which has been picked
blown open with powder
The splendid Safes Plate Money
Chests OF red In this hand store 81
street. New Orleans Call and the stock Prices
to suit the times. STEARNS & MARVIN.
nl6 4mdkW S. GUTHRIE.
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The undersigned, desrOns Of retiring m
~ sf& from active business offers for x1
= following highly improved and valuable Pro-
The story Brick Dwelling House, veranda front No
26 Camp street occupied by W. H. WithaFe ESQ
at " thousand dollars per annuu-
The story granite 'front.' Store corner Poydas and
New rented Nessrs. John 7. Co. Al
fifteen hundred dollars per
s. The splendid family Mansion
Tont occupied By the undersgned together with the
niture carriage, horses etc. .t
The Dwelling House Epanade street. occupied by
ESQ., and rented six hundred dollars
The story Dwelling Espsnade to Mr.
Paul Berger at two hundred and forty dollars per
The ouesory Dwelling Espansde rented Al two
hundred md sixty four dollars per annum.
T. thirtyseven feet Of Ground front on
Liberty street. the New Basin Frt District al six
hundred dollars per annnm.
One hundred fifty feet Of Ground the New Canal
between jacob and Soils streets and running back Euphro
sine street.
.. Several nne Building Los Esplanade street. =
10. Several SOU Of Ground in Bath Maftevvle
IL. The LINE OF OMNIBUSsEs known a The q BAYOU
Road Lne Said lire consists OF Of
aew Horses IS 0mnbusses Harness. and every article
sary for carrying the business To industrious
opportunity for safe business rarely 20 be met
For prices property. which
will be low and advantageous 20 paIehasrs supply
B. RODRIGUEZ. -.
dis and Ton IL
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nOUBLINes THE INCOME OF COTTON
~ PLAN TIERS.

" Il r q 3.
PATENTED IMPROVEMENT IN THE MANUFACTURE
OF YARNS,
Employing to Spin the Crop but about oneourh the
Der required raise IT this nEmber consisting children Of
six Of and above and women unfit for plovng
picking cotton.
prepared furnish Planters with this NEW CON-
BINATIoN OF MACHINERY, inclusive OF the STEAM EN-
CINE If necessary-namely The Gin with Lap Appendage
Machine and the Machines Of the Spinning Sc
RES and TO have all arranged In the Spinning Room the
plantation, complete with great dispatch Also, competent
ONE HALF OF THE NEW PORTION OF THE INCOME
the very year, will MORE THAN PAY for whole
Machinery inclusive Of the Steam Engine and the spnners
Wages.
NY IMPROVEMENT in it's results to the Paner Is equva
lent his having purchased OF plantation negros
productive than those he works; and while his Spin
ming interest will prove his DIVERSION will be exempt from
the and anxeties inherent to Planting Gathering and
Baing up a crop
MACHINERY Is CASH ARTICLE but for good accept
reasonable fRcties and for the RIGHT OF
THE PATENT one-fourh be paid each Of the
Eve of the the Yarns bring Ginned Cotton
with contract nsuring should the plantation change
propretOrs.
Propositions from Planters may he made and
cost OF Machinery In their particular they must mot omit
number their
how many pounds Of Yarn day they must Spin.
a22n GK0. g. HENRY. Mobile, Ala.
V,OBACCOI!TOBACCO SHALL FROM THIS
the Tobacco business for my account
under the style Of JOHN PRICE, Jr co. at Nos q and
20 Naiches streets.
All business entrusted viii have the best attention
suited for all markets. hogsheads and bales All descrip
tons Of CIGAR LEAF TOBACCO also in hogsheads and
bales, for plantation JOHN PRICE, Jr.
New Orleans, October I, 1857. o. n
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UNION BAsK or LOUISIANA, I
New Orleans, Dec. %, 1851
R1-Thfs Bank Will he closed ON Friday, the
25h nst christmas day also, the first eighth Of Jan
Paper falling due these days will be payable
the Tecedng THURSDAYS and ntended for discount
must be offered on the WEDNESDAYS preceding.
d24 I'd GEO. A. FRERET, Cashier.
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NEW ORLEANS CANAL AED BAxKIsG Co., I
New Orleans Dec. %, 1857. I
p3-At n meeting of the Board of Directors,
heldhs day dividend Of IS share declared out OF
the earnings Of the last six months payable the stockholders
here and after the 4h Of January and to the soekhod
New York at the office Of Messr NJ. Morgan Son.
and after the FIRST MONDAY of February next
d29 Ct A. H. KERNfoN, Cashier.
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I,nE GREAT ENGLISH REIEDY I re.

LIEF TIE FIRST DOsE-Cure in a Few Days
Specific Soluon for Gonorhea elect Weakness all Uri
nary Affections The Faculty of Great Britain acknowledge
the greatest discovery made Physicians of France
scribe IT. and thousands of effected by it, Speedy in
effect paatabe the taste and inyigorating the system.
Sole agent for the United States B. ABRAMS &c Camp street,
New Orleans.
H- Beware of courterfeis The genuine fac smile of
the agents signature. jail 3m
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AUCTION SALES.


SALE OF 90 cAsEs BOOTS SHOES, AND BRoGANs
en- nv nj. ACHE A I,EAuyONT An,,,onee,,
~ ss, sas.s.s =, .o~,e.,
!, ,, 1s ~ ,,si1 se, ~ ~ 9cloek a.
AT Il O'Clock, % stairs-- f
An easortnsnt Of WINTER CLOTHING, FLANNEL Shirts
e sseTs sRWs-cs,h ~ =. "a
$1,000. - = = = y
EXTENSIVE CATALOGUE SALE or A LARGE STOCK
ol vv Liquors ss,,s ssa wines.
.I'uEsDAaf. the oth Inst, at 10 Ia O'Clock,
fronting the ssbess ansr vii ~ Oh
o saa store consisting q an extensive assor
rsSTRRNsso sps % DAYS and @mon,lp .''' e'n s''''
ss-oa.slssnss s-e now resdy for delivery. --- j..
,r,r.xs ~ :, r. A y. Auelones.
Il IS 9. Chsris. street siii bs Sold 30
~ 1seo ~ n s Dsss wosxs o. ,ne os' aahos IN
-1Lso-
Is. og and NSs rsSs per eSs rs0s
.hers Il the United States sorshsr with variety q London
The Books are and wair.nied perfect and ar. fer e1
nation and private sale during the day.
Sale. without and will be continued evening
sTocpssIos or T1p :. ~ s.y ,o,o,y -.
sooohssioS Ur ,AIn SAN. T. Deceased
JULIAN EruIIE. Auctiooesr.
FRIDAY, ,Jan'y I5sh. 1868, at 10 o'clock
"A M at TIE sss Issidsnse q Cot 8 l. fesssy on Julia
an order from the Honorable the Second District Court Of New
ofle9nsi r oa ne pe6empr KS
walnut and Mahogany Bedads Chairs Aruois Hasstands
eo Rssi 3,"f I sn, K,chsn F,,n,,,rs. s,
= ~ e,o.
an iron Sac and several fine Pictures and Engrarings
-
p.p NPvTJ5r I.pppsn
IAN E'ih-L eAhhEAo'
x1ExDRED. i, ,.nvser. Isss : "a 1 Hs,,rss .
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d29 ly&w
mr., j. p. LANGDON MAY BE CONSULTED
IL daily at his Rooms

60 FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD RAN
~ away from my plantation Bayou R@uf parish Of ST.
Landry the 4th Of last MAY negro named
M DAN aged about % years. He Is feet high well
formed has lost portion Of the little finger of the hand
Of his fore fingers stiff He is pockmaked little
and speaks English only.
will pay Fifty Dollars caught the parish
Five Dollars IL caught in the parish Of Landry
G. b. SPENCE, Bayou BOsut. St. Landry, La
dh In or MINER q FORESrIER. No. s Union s.
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SOUTHERN BAER,
New Orleans Janu Try l, 1883.
pl-At n meeting of the Directors, held
the 3si nlt dividend of four declared
the profits Of the last six months payable the stockholders
the 18th and those the North the 18th
idem, at the Bank Of America, In New York.
jsl Ct THOMAS LAYTON, Cashier.
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COPARTNERSHIP.

MIR. GERMAN VINCENT is ADMITTED
1fl partner in our house from this date.
VINCENT co.
New Orleans January l, 1858. ial
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- SOUTHERN MUSICAL EMPORIUM
TfIMain Dsp. 50 Gasp sress-Brsneh. ss Charities st.
l.. GABICI, Proprietor.

~. VI n - 4 v - AAoPtASs~h'
The Of these eomprisss full and complete
Ia ALL The The AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS.
ERARD's and PLEYELs PIAnos,
sTEINwAY SONS, CELEBRATED PIANOS. -
N B-These celebrated Pianos considered, all the
Mesrs Sons have received various public indus
trial Exhibitions and Fairs Of the North not less than SIX PIKE
MUM GOLD MEDALS. for the superiority Of their Pianos.
Also, large assortment Of
to suit the convenience and means Of all classes Of
MAs0Es and HAMELINs CELEBRATED MELoDEoss,
Hsrps Guitars vicna Accordeons Bsuos, Futes Brass
Instruments Of all kinds and Musical Of every
description.
nS-Muslc Bound. Pianos Tuned and Repaired
NoIEAny order for Music Piano Instruments anything
relating be left at either store If addressed b.
sS-TERMs LIBERAL
ms ly L. GABICI.
+ NfIsOftTANT TO COTTON PLANTERs-BY
which their Incomes be DoubledThe undersigned
invented obtained letters from the United States
combination Of machinery
Gin through the preparation ard spinning machinery until il s
ready for shipment weaving The saving Of COTTON
WASTE viii be al least Ten Per Cent? aud exclude In
the OF machinery the cotton into bales
It's handling ALL and those and disentauge It. which
destructive In their operations the fibre but In
dpensahle to those Of ginning and spinning
facures YARNS made Of unbroken hbre and hence
will be fifty cent stronger will command advanced prices
and they will distance all competition in any market
The undersigned prepared dispose OF privileges to
his patent and Planters will be informed terms with
plete instructions how 10 IT, how 70 obtain the best
chnery aud all other necessary particulars application ad
dressed 10 here consultation with at
corner Front and DAuphn Streets stairs.
fss ly&w GEORGE d. HENRY. Mobile. Ala.
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Ss-change Of TimeDoors open o'clock Performance
to ! precisely
PRICES OF ADMISsION-nress Circle Psrouette 70.
cents Family Circle 80 cents Gallery rs CENTS ColOred Gal
Is QuRdroon Private Boxes rs
Private Boxes from IS IS EACH according capacity
Box sice from 10 o'clock NJ until O'clock p n
where
ia. NJ w CANNING Act,0 Man and Trersurer
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HAVING SOLD MY INTEREST IN THE FIRM OF
Ii CAMMACK, SQUIRES a WEST to ROBT, g. CAM
MACK and GEO w. WEST will hereafter give my
ton 10 the Sugar Brokerage business.
New Orleans, Dec 81, 1851. de4 lms
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{ lRLEANs TIfEATEh : UHLkANs sTKEEf-
MONDAY January L. fS5s
Third night of the MARTINETTI AND BLONDTN Gate
RayeD TRoUP Win be acted vaudeville, one act
called LA CHANoINESSE. .JOCKO-one =. Grand
deville, IN one act
Doors OK o'clock. Performances commences 7.
PRICES OF ADhISSIoN-Dress Circle, Latticed Boxes
parqase and Second Boxes 81 So Pit Sill Third Gallery 80
cents. No Seat secured unless paid for. ja4
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$50 The undersigned, desirons Of retiring 957
zs@ Sf{ from active business offers for the d
following highly yeda nd valuable Prr
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NtW VIIt'1H5i JHTuAIg 7 Io<o JNI
HAVING PURCHASED THE INTEREST OF
llGE0 w. SQUIRES In the firm Of CAMMACK, SOU TRES
WEST will continue the business under the hrm Of CAM
MACK WEST.
ROBERT c. CAMMACK,
GEO. W. WEST.
New Orleans Dec, 81, 1857.
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THE APOLLO, No. 10 PERDIDo STREET, NEAR
i ST. Charles street. . rsTfl
This elegant sAlOons brilliantly Illuminated Every Evening,
and
TREE CON OERT
And other Embellishments given.
H-This Saloon also open newspapers
OF the city always the Of visitors The Bar
supplied with the choice old Wines Liquors.
Refreshments. GEORGE A CASE
d2i Am Proprietor.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-27
which Horn I?


The following from the Cincinnati
Commercial, gets at the thing about
as well as anything we have seen :
il the people of Kanzas will come
Snto the Union at once, under the Le-
compton, Slave and Monopoly Con
ttitution, (without the Green -Pugh
Amendment, and will to that end
accept enormous land grants, the ad-
mission of their State is to be imme-
diate. If, however, they refuse to
vote themselves those millions Of acres
OF rich lands, they are to be kept out
of the Union, to DO overridden by
pensioned scoundrels acting as Ter
ritorial officers, to be harrassed and
impoverished by cut-throats with
Federal commissions, until the pop
ulation of the Territory is doubled. -
These are hard conditions. The cit
izens Of Kanzas are told: You must
come into the Union uader the naked
Lecompton Slavs Constitution, ma
king Kanzas legally Slave State for
ever, and coniering in its recognition
OF "veSted rights" manufactured by
the Missouri Mob Legislature, all the
water privileges, and railway grants,
and monopolies that could be con-
trivcd, upon company Of the bloats
that have been the meaneSt of your
oppiessors-or you shall remain un-
der territorial disabilaties, of which
you nave such sad expert, nee, indef-
initely. If Kanzas will come into
the Union as a Slave State, Congress
is ready to receive her with open arms,
and to enrich her people with grants
of. millions Of broad acres. If Kan
zas must come into the Union q Free
State, she must tarry at Jericho, un.
til the population, with which, as a
Slave State she is welcome, ~ doubled
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-27
Bridge Completed.

The bridge commenced sometime
since over Middle Ottawa Creek, near
Ashby's saw mill, is now completed,
which is very creditable affair to the
projectors, the Messrs. AsHBys.-r-
Were similar one constructed across
the East Ottawa, near JOHN GRAHAM's,
no obstacle would prevent the Santa
Fe trains passing through here, Shall
we have this travel
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-27
New Block.

Messrs. CANNlrr, CARVER & PRou.
'TY Wlk Of erecting three-Stsry frame
building on the North East corner Of
Eden Park, Aurora street, during the
coming summer The first story is
designed for lawyers, doctors and
Justices Offices the seconl story for
the CHAMPION office, and tho third ato-
ny for public hall. A block Of this
description in that part, Of town will
loom up grandly, and add greatly to
the appearance OF the town. If the
necessary "dicker" can be perfected
the block will be commenced some
time next month.