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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-30
Original Notice.

STATE of howo Woodbury. County, S.
Chales primeau In tbe District 6,ourt. F.brnarv
Josen,, proux Term, A. d. 1905.
To JOSEPH PBDu&:-
sir, You are hereby notified that there Is on
le the Office OF TIA. Gleik o the District Court ia
aud Tor Woodbury. county, state oi Iowa the petition
Of Charles Primeau. claiming u you the suin III four
bnniIoa dollars and interest thereon, money due
certain article oi agreement entered into BY you
with sid irsmaan on or about the first OF March,
A. ID. 1850, alfo HE sum OF eighty dollars
account. Said petition asks Tor writ II attachment
asainsi your property, to the payment OF said
indebtedness.
Now therefore uneas you appear and answer said
petition, beor. tile nerning Vt the second day
. the noat term oi the District Court IN and TOR
Aforesaid county IL be begun aud holden at Sioux
ely cn tile FIRST Monday u February, 1863 judgment
viii b. rendered against you FOR tie whole
claimed with interest and costs.
Ny REYNOLDS RDRB,
Attys Tor Plaintiff.
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JOB WORK.
Rates OF Adverttsings

Having extensive assortment Of the latest styles
Of job and Card types prepared to do all kinds
Of Job Printing in the best style Of the art.
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50 gtummsra $500
~ fenid,af unb &unf. Wit Stablai@prdmie. S6br-
.4G ~ IL 6efte. a O
81 <terman tIImfrtrte Mpnats efte fir Wv
bas sefammte setftse aeben Der @essapart. S6br-
.8SIt6 ~ 6ettt a tet -s ST., &c
,~Itesenbe y latter. @ttstelea SuIsfGatttea. Sc. 90
Der 8nub % NuntuerH q 2m
SlIuartrte 8ettune Sabsltd 50 ~N
W Yturnnern 800
. erItner 8Iabberabatf&. 5uuar tRifd .soturi. ="
foes WpAenbldtt. SGbrItG 60 Wumutern 2.7A
Ser Ba5ar. Gebnifdc Muferaeituna fir Nroreu. TF
Spurnal fir Wfnher unb MtpbGn. SG ri. as Wumm. $50
NlIg emeine az ferSe ttuna Mlbum fur nefb.
g lthe atbettea HnS Afpben. Sabrltd rs @ammsrn
NIT YrGmte $40
Gerfpn's 81 sbesett u n 9. 8eitfhrtft fir @Ote,
Snpntfrte, 8uuf ann Qtteratar. SGbrt. 81 Ranm. 40
Jpnrmat fnr npperne Sttferet Wteee uo
metpltpe 9anearbetten. S6brIt6 IL 3Ffie SOD
Varttsr Oamen tIetber. Waeajtn. Sasflt@
IL Mummsrn IL
beruneSSsr anD M Sla Sdbrii& 800
90 Durh reeelmdBtee 5rnpcrtdIipM PEE pGmcuF8sf Sea-
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2etcenoe leiet!

EetCenDe le1et
.Nbilaoelpbia Mebisinifbes Gaas,
'rrtdtet Dor 3pel uro 5pan3iS Sabren Durd
DIR. Kinkelin,
Gde BET Drttten unb 1ntUa.StraBe, philadelphia.
Sme uno 3man6ig Sabre
BAT Or. &inteltn su einen1 Der erfpleret6aen @erate
la Der Sar ron alien 6 %anfbetten fuebtltttf6er unb eebetrer
s11o'tn ,naan ntnssa. UNI mnSerIa1ess as sa StsberriB sas Ser.
entfeben sema6t.
glebn1t be'pubere Nptia.
So tit etne Ible Gcrpbnbett, Der ffb aumetlen Bic Rnoben
IN bee Gtnlan1fett er8eben, bic NIT tbnen . BITS 3u tbrer Mauns
bartlett anfwadf, unD tpelDe, psnn niGt In gebSriser 8ett ab.
|s%slset. niat ur srnitlt9s s9thnOernttfe bersorruft, f~Onbern aud
Verdnlanun8 au elmer Eetbe son anbaltenben, perfGnglt@en
un6 Serbeerenben 2eibeniGaften etsbt.
g9eatge. BON bteien, BITE lG biefer DerberbliGsn @ewobnbet
er9epen hnnen BITE ~traurteen TSlgea baVDn, Bis fe baS ner.
pOle sgfeG serrittet fnbea, frenbe uns unerfldrtare Mufre.
ggpnns uS 9enaltbsbangtstett fablen. Stsbe settle 81, %, %,
UNI init s%swobntsr m%aaisfsast an bic arbe ni ~ esssn OSsr i'd
lee TT bumrn, unentf0lphen, uab setst feib 4 tn 1fsiaen Deranu.
lBunecn tpentesr Ebdttefett as B~eipb9nlt9.
SGltmaaes %pOaSradt, nn0 Derbetratbct IT'D, 70 TT feline Gbe
|anfruGtbar, nnD feline @ernunf. faet ibm, taB bieies burG
etra@tanesn weI&e bic au m 81 tfamfeit
g IIer er~edsn fotlten, Bic IT d tn dbn.
6 3a8e beftnben. -.
Vebaltet e8 i'm @ecGhtniR.
: Dertentse, DelGer i6 unter Or. Rtafelin's gebanblura
feut, lam -8efntaeabaft. anf fetne &tre, ais eth 8ieoermanH
eertra1tsn. uao fb auf BITE @erit6erun serlaTen, bB bic Sc.
FAt"t'tH ~ S'"NtSn pVA W. JtbltlIU NIemnI1 entquut Wer'
pew, letne %9Dpbnuns tit istt ben leBten spau3ia Jabren an te,
unb pine, philadelphia, ga.
Srante in elmer @ntfernnna, 1
|bte ttrer Saa einfa6, S~erbuaben nit auen tbren StrnbtDnen,
tn stnent Srtefe %ntttbetlen (mtt 9etf6luB elmer 0eraatunol,
|tbraen Or. 8tnfelins Wtebistnen ~bent8emdB unpersagltG mad
Ilebem E9etle Der Union, entpeber NIT sEr pot pber @rpres,
Iuno 10 gspddt un Sdaben unb Neugterbe au perbaten, ibers
Ilenbet ~crbalten. 49, 3
1efe! Su9enb unb Wannbarfeit!
sttl traftD0le8 2eben Ooer eth frlb3eitiger Sob.
&infeltn uber Gelb fGrb attuna MUIR Is Gents
8rtefe, Uet6e ienen QDe tt In stamps ~entbaIten, perbea
NIT un getenper ppf nit etnent @re1nplar Serif1ert. 4
WGr3A8iI
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N en-
O2r8. 169 g. III, Central Npeuue,
B1IttMDfe, ID

SAT- fprtpStrenb ~Sprrdttts Porter. Gle unb Giber, eteniu
qrnbsn : Brown : Stout, bte befen Srrten, aaranttrt ais tn
1fafhen irapprttrt. Mineralwader tn alien Aualttdteu, fire.,
SON }dSblt&en Subfansen. 8erners Mtneralwaher 8va
gensratur ss5 flat 4ea< @l afdtnent NIT ben ne9efsa Der.
6edsransen; = &neritantf9e &runenretDat unb etttO Wle tn
Mlte unb neue 6lalNen trerDen gefduft unb per.
tauft. Maetntser Asent in Baltimore fir Smttts 9bilapeI.
|pbta ate.- alts nttt ufsiesenasaeneen Sesenfdnee t9erben
Snnen que Mrtsn ppm@ prppt In tbFe 0pMt&nen aefRnt erhalte
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gtnaer'S Derbe1erte N16bmafd6tme.

Dtete @tafAtne trurbe mad etnent nnpartbettfden 0erinGt
lauf per@artler Nusfeaune nit benz b6dtengrdntum belpbnt.
So TIT u~nnStbts, BON ben 8erbienften 3u fpreden, bd beren
Vpr3a8ltGfett Der alien anberen babWrG btnlangtt9 be3eu9t
lptrb, bs etnc 8r6Bere Nn3abl Sn b%enielben tn @ebrau3 TT.
IrIS befnabe pDn dlen anberen su1Gnnen aenpnmen. Wtr CT.
|lauben uns, Tabrttamten, 9flan5er unb S. m tIten
Eauf BITE d5atia9e anfmertlaia ~ maiden, bas ste t5rsit9anse-
IbraGten Nerteferuneen BITE Maf6tne tnsSDtefen 8e3ebun8en
Sereinfadt babeu. Ste ltefert lest bpppelt 70 siel arbett ais
traber nnb TT ete aeinstss @taiataae, BITE feline Sab srpbs 5abrt'
tate, entwe6er IN Setnwanc pber Sober. na9en fann, ais tpenn
tetn uuterf6teb I'm Matertal pGre. Mle ftnb nit Der ar5Bteu
unb ~bauerbaft eebaut.
gDtr Gnb tn ben Stanb eeiebt, unfere @af6tnen inter 1tbe-
allen 8ibtn8nn8en 8egen alte BON tr8eab ether &rt urnautau.
i6en. YerfDncn, BITE undergraduates Mdf9inen unter BEN
gorpanbe Der 8iatgfett 9efauft tatea werben etnen fpldeu
Tanfd iebr DDrtbeilbaft inpen. s.
austunft wtrb NIT ben, srSBtengersnusen tn unferer 0fFt
Scr. 1O5 BalttncreItrabe, 8alttmpre,
ertbeilt. S IN. Stn q ST u. GC.
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Dbtee AuaHt0t,M
ten DepptS 3u tabeu, unp ~.
bn tE'S Saus 8ettefert.
NerIDuer, meI@ 4<pb SDn BET WfeW@.
fen plnfGen fnben tets einen arpBeu WDrra.,
fentDeyDts unb fGnnen bert Sefeuun8en abeeben I"+
ferune ~besfelben tn TIRE QDptnun8en.
Dos uebsreifCmmen Der @~pmp1ente lautet o1btn, D1B pe
Maenten ~uerpRtGtet itnb, ale 8efteaunsen tn tbrer ggarb 5u
ieSer Belt sss Iasss init frtfsstSaasasm Sr0ae 81 ssri S 7,
BEN 8eamten Der 60 npdente angeastst wtrb, 8eabu6et.
Dtslss Srub ptrS Dsssn fslass satsn Ssl9m%ads mn aaS let.
GbiUrbtren Sum Altpbifdem Del 0tn b~efOnberer @ortbetl
mnierer YatentEfsnl ieinr 2eiGttetstt uns gerbaultatett,
mot muir benz Saderbrpb, fOnbsrn aud benz 96usbafsn'Srpo
U%Cree5peen-
Ste Satten, melde Cbne ron uns ~YrDS1strt gu rerben, tag.
IA BON ben Nersten unierer Stabt gera9n,t perbe mtroen
Ste f1nea f@ mebrenbe unb unpprbereeIebene aarte Ald@
frase n,adte 60 uns IN LESTER SDs@e ~nnrapeltd, que gsaelna-
tia Srpb eenue tar aae Nnfraaen btefeer Staet, beg Difrttt
GUlumbia tgDafbinstpn) Ins Alranetta pDrratpts ut.
(Sunf2 3mfl
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Qumber, 3umber, Qumbcr.

y Nae SUrten Spa Saubpl3, ais @rster, Salen. Dtelen,
S6tabeln, 2atten snO 5u6bDpen. lDlelea) Ebarrabmea
6enferrabmen, Tenfter. Tburen, QGben unb Wefmfe (WtpuIs
Dtnel telto %eearbehet mad b,n selGmafppn fen Wtufern aus
benz beiteu Splte au ttai8sm 9retie. @rlmsbrstter iSbelptasD
un6 a sbatge Sretter fur 8tltea fats ~psrretbte unb
nersen aye Artea 5pbelarbett, .~serlpaltta uub ;erfanstbea
bart WtafGtnen bslprst bet
s4asn eo5 A. Cate,
#R p23.3ht @ SR, Sans MDsuue "ne. 5arnfra6e.
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WO0bdrbpr Wift.

an benz f6ffbarsn @9sbartpr.8luHe unb Der eissnKcts s.~
philadelphia ud6 Mtlan tc Gitp, umaeben psn n ea reuss% y
gstiasa. If as SrOsifaeI ron Der e Ssll%easssbuae In aeD. Ser
cine CUTE tnsetthtete 9dule. einiee 5SteIs, 8ouRabeu' G%nnssts
be. ub anpere g~DertfGtteE unb bIltt Il erpaupt unasmSbniiM
fAnea ertpor, tnbem BON ben ~staeebers en- @elotrn mad benz
plane absr sUst attatOmsa( strapen. saafer, etaetetfsnbaS.
men 8ebaat unb dnbtre 0erfASnerungen gemaGt merben.
Der adn3e SdnbfrtG BON SO englifGen Guabratmetlen ,tptrh
on mebreren Baden barGfcfen, bat fetr eutes QueGwnf[sr,
guten Spben unb etn sefanbes 8lirna. Da berfelbe III Der
M gt1 str beatsassr stabte Itest. (Y9tlabeIppta, RspsgOrf,
~: @n9,, edps wta9O no S6ifabrts. unb @tfenbabnpers
Dtnbnn9 Bat, 10 tDnaea ale Statgr. unb aunhp Iebr
!etpt gu Wtartte aebraGt uno 5anbslira @rS6en, fowte 5abrt>
ten nuer Nrt bettteben mereen.
yin gauplaB BON 40 5ns 8ront anb $50 Hu6 Gtefs nsba ct.
mem yranateaedrten BON ~bDppeIter @r6be Sber etnent Iatbetle
an etaela @rdmtenbanfe tpitet $10Uin Stersts rnonatli6en8 ab.
tmHn9ea Sen ~ o9 uno $500 beint unterf6retben { + R0ittn.
Ote Swstte U~'rtbetIung or Baupldse fnbet btefes Sabr nod
eeatt: Cine sSn ben nod SOrrdtbisen 26 8arnien pon 20 Gder
S ~ nno . older .lDalb, nebf sfn.m oaufe i'm qDertbe pn
StS 9a naH s Der massaaasus 6ss 2-nbes tDfe. $500, = So beina
lIIe pc arf ter 5arnt ltesenee Yr6mie.
aas Sss,S Ssslsn ~8aafi9en 8sbtasuusen label bte @sleafbaft
beuti6err 'I j. EN-, Usl3e a6 etne unabtGnefss Setnatb inter
betrj@saT a ,Iiaatuas g%rtneea nUaea, 8uf SpaenSane sisisr
aISne y ~ Ghetl au nebnnen.
Ben BEL s.. q "%Sssts aasfantt fppie Mttenfbetne fnb AZ ia.
(Snni28- 81 ~"'Ot TIM bsutl4sn S@ulpaufs, @aplrGse.
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81. g. Gei6enftrtceer S &c.,
Na6fDlger bon y. Gbaptn,
9cbel>6abritanten unb Sdnoler in Sanbwerts=
5eueen oIer Nrt,
ND. IA 9iebtfr., @fe BON BaIberfDmfr.,
|taIten fets etnen grpben @p.ratb aQer Nrten BON Werfseuaeu
fur Rlter, SGreiner,
6plsReder, 8tnmerleute, al
Eutf6en. unb MtDbeamd6er as
upu Der beaen Analitdt, nnb perfsrttet tn ben beaen 8abrifes.
Mpbt8 Werf3eu8e fur Grapeure,
&l1nmern ub 86ttngSb6lser,
G8tnfelmaBe, Sdrauben,ieber,
~QBerf3eu8e fir 5Dl3breter,
~afDrttrte gDertsfuettfsn unb 3pbel aaer 5Orten. wDflr MIR
In itber 9tnftdt garanttrea.
NBtr balten bic erSbte unb Bette gteber1age 1n gDerfaeuaen
Baltimore ub %perfpre&en iebent Rdafer BITE pOIffdnbt8Re
Befrtebteung. W6ra2.1 Sabr
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SSiebti9 fir Ginspanberer.
- - -
Scene arrangements fir ginwanberer, bic mad

Nene arrangements far Gtnmanberer, bic mad
Dem Welten gu reilen tpinlden.
9pa teute, baa 8. NpSenaber on, herben bic Gtnwanberer
anf Der NDrtbern Central Galpertfreet Depct @tlenbatn mtf
tenn erprs9sas %bsfSar6ssrt. Die gabn btstst ba0ar$ ben Sn,mt.
anbsre Barn aud If fe rm 81 aeetlea farser ais ise anSsrs
8abn mas benannten @laben, ais;
Bitt8bur9, Cleveland, Detroit, Sort Wapne
Chicago, Milwaufee, @5alena, Dubuque, ct
Baul, Sod SslanD, burlington, Soma Gitp
inn erben te6balb BITE NIT Der @prtbern Central Balm ee.
benin gerfpnen 10 Stunbea fraber als te NIT anbern 8ab.
men @ebenben bort %etntrsfen, aud merbea 4 Ieal pentser BITE
hagen babe 8eweGfelt. Die Babn aiebt burt benz 6bnFen
Lbsl pDa SbiO. &te sanSe Gntfernuas upn bier bts gbteasu
ft 800 Mtetien. Das @epad ptrb bier eeseiGmet (~marteb) aab
|5ebt n It en- 9afa8teren an ben Seftimmunesrrt.
|9aad Greftliue, Daptrn, Cincinnati, Snoianas
polls, 2cuispiIe unb ct. QcuiS
|perben ebenfaus 9a0aetere ~befSrbert unb fur tbr @epdd
n e reitere llmlaban8atohen bereGaets. Die 9afaeiere
benz ubr., Dber NbenbS 10 l1br.3ue mad aleu
|weRltG den VldBen ee1en, Dbne unterwe8s aufeebalten 81 mer-
ben. urhfabrt'gtuette irerben pertauft tn Der Office bes
M9enten. Sogn y. Wdlfcr,
HAS 81. 25, 1elS-Gtreet, near Maters gDasf.
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ubrett = Sntpe len
Mbren unb cJnme1en+
u GoL.--o~I

1tbren unb Gntpelen+
60 F. Schapperle,
Mc. 297, Melt 8rattfraBe,
swet Ttiren son GutawRr.
SD made incline grennbe, fpwie bas 9ubltfum TIM NGae.
utetnen au rnein pptIafcrttrtes Eager son Suweten unb fl
bernen unb ~splbenen Iafden. 1bren, unb ~arlOr.l1bren, f0uie
ale tn bas .Suwelens unD ubren-Gs9dft etal9laeenbe &rtta
fam Id ueiaen &unben BITE 0erFGeruns eeten, ba6 fe tets
reea unb gut bebtent werben mEb Wtrb iebe QDaare, be t@ fir
a9t S~ertaufe, aud ais fclde s%aranttrt.
Mpf9,U s. 66atperIe
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g er0in a n 3 s. a B 1t {,
NN.- VNo11oc
& OaIfter 8 Brnoer,
Merchant Tailor,

LIZ gde bon 6apette unb SarrticnfraBe,
aetasn ttren greunben, fOwte BEN beutlatn Tublttum tn al-
Sersetnen an, ba6 Hc tets bic befem beuti4en uno transrt1@en
Eude, 8Odsttn, Gnifmters unD aQe SDrten StUfe fur Sgm'
~nerfIetber an 5anb bGben. 9erren, reIbe etnen bubi&en An'
tua wunfhen, merben prompt unb biatg bebtent.
&G- Eurntleiber msrb4n Son benz btfen StOff ataefertt8t.
z fH26i12 81 N
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g. 8.

SEQ. 254 Msf Brott(fr., nabe Shorpftt.,
Q Etnren pberhalb feiaes alten 2ptaIs
.s1ot Setnen & reunben unb benz YAbItfum ~er9ebenf an, bdB ct
SS fetner &etie mad Deutf&Ilab surddeefettt ia unb etner
arisen Wprratb BON adten tnprrttrten NIB felbf ~fatrtatrteu
&tecrren, beutfde Rou4. mnb S@nnpftabade, fOwie &au'
toEo6e i'm @rt6. nnb RletnS ertouf ttlto fir &afb Sertanft.
Dea23 19ahr)
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Oerf0ernng gegen Iener6aefabr.
Associated Observation-Disclosures

SNE B%alttmDre.
y9r. 4 Scutbz nabe 8altimprefra6e.
u" Gtrett5stum Der "a pcttrten Eeusrmdnns
sfellf& st ~. rammelt It'd tag
IT'D tn benz 0tfealbGftSlCtaIe Der @ompaant e. gr. a Scutbfr
UNI ATE Artsa pom Applttattpnen ,ur Werdderans pun taaast
aernsa va %bSl5ernen (5ramD 9%aafera ggertfdtteu, aeas
gebanbtH, 9Daarsala8ern, 3aust altuaes - rGtbf4afts
u!bbeln 10 nts gut aaes fDnht8e @tsentbun gesen bic n
Ft8 n y q N te \. ent8e9en5unebmen.
SOB. 81. Nfppre, prGHbenf.
Ntdt4tl SOB. 3 utebdrt, see
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STR ria Sr' ; nnb 5 sSa @sbraSer aUsbss in euRr ar@.
meme e4rrfnet a9ttnen (5uselnG, neue beutft
8wefdsem frtf&e 81 b e n uab FUSE y Rpeplap
49, EprbItm BtCt
9I7I Str. 100. QprnbarbfraEt
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iOnals Tenersy nfnra GOmaaanie

wv UNWk
BON Baltimore.
Ssesrpprirt pum Staate Marplunb, 1S4g.
Office Ger. 10 Sputb ct.
Ste epmpan Sertt9ert tebs Ar~tSon @teeu
pgh tn Der Stabt Dber benz Qanbeaeaeu Ser.
rber S6aben bur6 Geuer.
PIE gtrest9rea s%eriammsln f9 tdgli& gprnt. 10 utr, m
Sptn .. @etbenfrtdst @rafbent.
Dtreftpreu.
Mlen 81. CHAPMAN, a. gDppbnorb.
5enrp 9R+ Bad, @eprae. Barrier
atltam 9ealD, Abom Denntpah
sSpbn QB. NpB, Spfepb SO, Genfirs
GpDarb s. Gbur@, Gbpmas S. Snnisnr. .
Sob Snutb, @eerae Smdu.
ST Snp. 81. Nfoornbpr Or Gs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-13
A FEMALE JEREMY DDDDrR.-Tbe New Y

A FEMALE JEREMY DmDLER,-The New York
Evening Post of the 9th inst. has the following
story Of female sharpness
Last evening an elegantly dressed woman entered
Stewards, and asked to see some shawls. After as
sorting and comparing, she at length made a selec.
tion, the price being five hundred dollars Grace
fully producing her porte-monnaie she rendered the
clerk two thousand dollar bill in payment He
took it Immediately to the cashier, who examined it
carefully, and then to make himself perfectly sure
sent a clerk out with it to see an expert and obtain
his opinion. Meanwhile the lady became very indig-
nant, and resented the atIront which she said had
been put upon her. She was not character to re.
ceiye pass off bad currency, and would never come
again TO Stewards to do any shopping. Presently the
messenger returned with the intelligence that the bill
was good. She caught it from him. declaring that
she would not take the shawl. After little while.
however, she seemed to reient and saying that she
had been to large number of establishments and
that the shawl was the only one that suited her she
remarked that she would take it, adding her de-
termination not to expose herself again to q similar
at1ront. The clerk was profuse in apologies as he
did up the article and the two thousand dollar bill was
taken by the cashier and fifteen hundred dollars
promptly paid back to her, when, without bidding
good night, she took her leave. The bill this time
proved to be counterfeit She had paid the clerk
different one from the one first exhibited.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-13

FIRE AT BAY ST. LoUIs.-The residence Of E. w.
Rodd, at Bay St. Louis, was entirely consumed by
fire last Monday night. The fire was discovered by
the servants of one of the neighbors, between and
10 O'clock breaking out of the kitchen, where it is
supposed to have originated from piece OF wood
falling from the stove. Mr.. Rodd had spent the sum
mer there with his family, and had been busy during
the afternoon packing preparatory to returning to
the city. Most of their wearing apparel, which was
in the wash room adjoining the kitchen, was con.
sumed, well asthe plate, which had been removed
from the supper table but short time previous So
rapid was the progress Of the fames that even with
timely assistance Of the neghbors the baggage pack
ed not all saved Ia half an hour from the time
the fire was discovered, one OF the handsomest resi-
dences in Bay St. Louis was heap of smoulderiug
ruins. 1t was insured for $l7O0.
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WILL OF AN EARL OF PEMBRokE.- -Imprinis.
my soul, confess have heard very much Of souls,
but what they are, or whom they are, or what they
are for, God knows know not they tell me now Of
foot of the way thither. While the king stood,
was of his religion, made my son wear cassoek,
and thought to make him bishop then came the
Scots and made him a Presbyterian and since Crom
well entered, have been an Independent. These,
of these can have SOUL may claim one therefore,
if my executors find / have a soul, give it to him
who gave it to me. Item. / give my deer to the
Earl of Salisbury, who know viii preserve them,
because he denied the king buck oat of his own
parks. Item. give nothing to Lord Say which
legacy give him, because know he will bestoW it
on the poor. Hem To Tom May give five shil-
lings; intended him more, but whoever has seen his
History of the Parliament thinks five shillings too
much TEN. I give Lieutenant General Cromwell
one word of mine because hitherto he never kept
his own. lem. ! give up the ghost.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-13

THE LAND OF CoNTRARIEs.-In Australia the north
is the hot wind and the south the cool the westerly
the most unhealthy and the east the most salubrious
it is summer with the coOnists when it is winter at
home and the barometer is considered to rise before
bad weather. and to fall before good the swans are
and has ducks bill the kangaroo, an animal be
tween the deer and the squirrel has five claws on his
fore paws, three talons his hind legs like bird,
and yet hops its tail. There isa bird (mellphaga)
which has broom in its mouth instead Of tongue
fish, one half belonging to the gems rara, and the
other that of squalus. The cod is found in the
rivers, and the perch in the the valleys cold
and the mountaintops warm; the nette is lofty
tree aud the poplara dwartsh shrub; the pears are
wood, with the stalks at the broad end the cherry
grows with the stone outside the fields fenced
with mahogany the humblest house is fitted up with
CEDAR and the myrtle plants are burnt for fuel the
trees are without fruit the flowers without scent and
birds without song.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-13

TERMINATION RoAp WASHED AWAY Another
change has occurred at Niagara Falls. The road to
Termination Road has fallen away. The Hamilton
(Ca.) Spectator says:
Termination Point may yet exist. But no mortal
being can visit it, 1t never could be seen from the
shore end of the cayernous tunnel-one side rock,
the other water and the floor composition of both
which led thther And the path to it is now cut of
The road along which one used to gr0pe has fallen
must pause no further foothold is afforded, and an
other step would lead to an intimate acquaintance
with all the mysteries which it is here forbidden us
to know Ere long, doubtless, now that the stratum
of soft rock below has fallen and been pounded into
clay the upper mass will fall And then another step
will have been taken in the slow and tedious course
in which Niagara has eaten its own way back from
Queenstown, and is-if geologists say true-to wear
itself away somewhere above Chippewa.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-13

PARRIoTDE.-The Bedford (Ya.) Democrat states
that most extraordinary case of parrcide occurred
in the upper part of franklin county week or two
since. Itappears that whole lamily-men, women
and children had got general "spree,n and while
in this state of ntoxicaton, general row arose con
cerning the marriage Of girl about fifteen years old
belonging to the family and her views upon the
subject not corresponding with those of her father
she became enmged, and in a moment of passion
seized rock and hurled it at her father with such
violence that he was Immediately killed. The girl is
arraigned before the proper authorities and no doubt
ere this has undergone hertral before the examining
Cnnrt
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Later from Mexico.
sRTrAE oY 4a4@ @sTEARsHIp rENREssgE.

The steamship Tennessee arrived yesterday evening
rom Vera Cruz, bringing as file Of FL Progreso to
tho 9th Inst, from which we translate the following
intelligence:
On The 18th ult. GuadaIsjara was attacked and
captured by the combined forces of Degallado aud
Coronado (Constitutionalists) 1t appears that the
city was rendered without any defense being made.
Blancartet who commanded the garrison, retired to
the Convent Of San Francisco, and finally gurreu.
dered himself stipulaliBg that his life should be
spared, and promising not to take arms again against
the Constitution of 1857. After the CITY was taken
the popuace wreaked their vengeance upon the
soldiers of zuloaga and the account states that
scenes or horror occurred Pielago, the person who
some time ago assassinated Governor Herrera Cairo
at bis hacienda, was hanged by the people to the
balcony Of the Bishopric and Col. Monaco was shot
on the plaza.
The possession Of this city is regarded as 8 grea
advantage to the Liberal cause, and FL Progresf
says it completely ecpses the affair of Ahualulco,
aludiDg to the defeat of Yidaurri, That paper say
further:
month transpred between that famous actor
and the taking of GuadaIajara by Degollado, and il
all this time, notwithstanding the repeated dispatches
of Blanearte, stating his situation and asking for aid
Miramon made not an effort to suceor the beseged
The overthrow Of Blanoarte is a thou
sand times more glorious than the victory Of Mira
mon at Ahualulco."
dispatch Of the 3Oth ut., received at Vera Cruz
states that the city Of Oaiaes capital Of the State
that name, was captured few hours before the dat
of the dispatch by the forces of Alvarez after shor
skirmish in which the znloaga forces lost six men.
/ dispatch of the 18th ult. from Tobasco state