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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-19

the provisions Of this ordinance and the same a immediate
to tue city of New Orleans
SEQ o. 70 Jthef orjaRsi That the purchasers Of the
revenues aforesaid snail each for the several sections
yey eve bond with good and sufficient security to be ap
proved by ne common Council in equal 70 one
fourth part OF The price OF the adjudication ard sale Said bono
70 be lor the true and faithful performance and full
hment Oh me requirements of this ordinance and the contracts
passed under Its provisions.
SEC BE 4 further ordaiati That the purchasers respect
lively nj me revenues aforesaid shall give their pOmissory notes
endorsed 70 the satisfaction Of the Common Gounc in aponn
equal 10 e purchase price Of the audcated
lows.
The following communication was read, and or
motion the first part was referred to the Committee
on Streets and Landings and the second part to the
Committee on Finance;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-19

| z EARNY, ALFRED, COMMISSION MERCHANT
"A Dealer in Lime Paints Window Glass Cement English
tSbnrg and Pensacola Fire Brcks ETC. No "a Mage
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-19

MORRISON, G.. N. ~ CO., WHOLESALE DRESS
y @lSiS OILS, Paints, Pertumery ETC. No. L Nj a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-19

i. LEA. r. H. EARR. O. ". a NtRas
| ga d MARI, ATTORNEYs.AT.LAW No. 10 CON
IL mercial Place New Orleans. p25 ly II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-19
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
TUESDAY. Nov. IR. 1858.

0aAs. OLAIBORNE. secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22

HOIsES, ROOms, &C., WANTED.
BUILDING wANTED--SIZE ABOUT 10 By ~, OR LAR
ID ger three stories with good cellar and drainage,
power attached possible suitable for small brewery
preferred; exceed $40. Address, with
particularly q. V. r. box Gus Post Office.
UNITY PINT ALE AND CHAMPAGNE BOTTLES
IT, together with champagne baskets wante, Tor which the
highest cash price viii be paid BY JOHN MURPHY io Water
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22

(NALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE, VIA NICARAGUA
~ American Atlantic and Pacific Ship Canal Company,
proprietors.
FARES.
The splendid steamship WASHINGTON, 1850 tons,
Capt. Henry Churchill,
having been fitted expressly for the California trade by the
Nicaragua route will leave pier North river New York,
On Saturday, Nov 6, at o'clock L. NJ,
carrying mails and freight San Juan del Nore
to connect at san Juan del Sur with the well known and
modious steamship
HERMANN, Captain Cavendy,
For san Francisco California
These steamships offer unsurpassed accommodations for the
comfort and safety of passengers The stmus route il
thoroughly repaired and good condition and the country
healthy.
For passage freight apply only the Office of the
paA'' ~ Do" JOHN p. YEIyERToN Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22

MERCHANTS EXPRESS LINE
SAN FRANCISCO
Current rates and no deception
CLIPPER or SATURDAY, SoyEsBER 6,
Slowing and handling with shippers property.
The first class clipper ship
MOONLIGHT,
Breck commander.
Is receiving the balance of her cargo at
Pier Eas, river.
This clipper ranks the fleet OF California ships second
to none-her ventilation is unsurpassed.
Insures at the lowest rates,
The former fast passages the well known
and knowledge OF her commander veniae his by
attention required that the
ehandise shipped by the Moonlight will he delivered the
good order received and reach early market
She positively Ill be detained beyond the date.
Favorable rates secured by early application TO
BABCuCk, COOLEY 4 CO.,
lls Water street, Cfontine buildingD
Messrs Dewitt, Ktle Co., Agents In San Francisco.
LNoR NORFOLK AND RlCHMoND-THE UNITED
IL States mail steamship JAMESTOWN. Capt Parish will
leave Saturday I'D inst At O'Clock T. NJ from pier i3
North river She will arrive Norfolk Sunday
and Richmond Monday morning Passengers for the
South will proceed by the great Southern ms line Travellers
will find this the cheapest peasanest aud most expeditions
folk S. Petersburg and Richmond So Apply HENRY
LUDLAM, No. 81 Broadway
LNOR sAyANNAH.-THE AMERICAN ATLANTIC
IL Screw Steamship Company's and elegant steamship
MONTGOMERY, Il. Croker commander. VIII leave pier IL
N Passage to Savannah with unsurpassed accommodating
SIS Through tickets TO New Orleans $50 %, Mobile $50,
Montgomery, S26; Albany Ga, $2i Atlanta and Columbus,
3d. Macon SCI Freight 10 cents foot and propor,nae
rates. Insurance one half per cent Apply To
ii. b. CROMWELL A CO.. IS West street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22
CPEED, COMFORT, ECONOMY.
- FOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.
Init Staten Mai

CPEED COMFORT ECONOMY.
- FOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA
United States Mail Line.
The fayorte steamship STAR OF THE SOUTH, Captain
Thomas Lyon will Saturday Oct 49, at O'Clock T.
M from pier No North river Through tickets can be had
for following places Fare low other
from New York to Savannah; accommodations superior
New York to New Orleans $50 50, Mobile S35 Montgomery
Ala SIG; Atlanta Ca S23; Albany, Ga, sA Columbia, Ca
S23 Macon, Ga, S2l; Savannah, Sl5
N B-Persons wishing through tickets must apply hour
before the departure of the steamer For freight or
apply to SAMUEL /. MITCHELL a son, 10 Broadway.
The of freight by this will 10 per foot
measurement goods other articles in proportion.
J,IIE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CoMPANY'S
j mail steamship SAXONIA, for London, Hamburg and
Havre will sail the company pier II North river, foot
of Fulton street Monday Nov First cabin SOD second
cabin SIS; seerage S35 For passage apply to O. b. RICHARD
BOAS co, Isl Broadway.
LNoR SAN FRANCISCO AND FRASER RIyER.-SPE
II cal notice--lhe ship GRAY FEATHER, now loading
for the above port will be despatched MondS the 18th
October. berls be had by ine date appl
cation 10 L. H. SIMPSON, ~ Beaver street. board,
pier No. North river.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22
MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG MAN WANTS TO FORM THE ACoU AMT.
IN Of young lady and IN of NJ bOti
are willing they made he Offer and no
Young be afraid all correspondence
vail strictly confidential between ourselves; writer
well ~ noble hearted fellow he found
Young lady this w s'nains lew lines Henry
\ smith Posi- onicc a Troy street
A Omit rMAN, II YEARS o. AGE, ~ DESTROYS OF
"a making the acquaintance IT l'dy With view ~
,onv Money object she hp Of gentle disposition
and pleasing apT earance Address " =, loit rosl
office, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22
SHIPPING.

SHIPPING.
I,0R SAN FRANCISCO AND FRASER RIVER
GOLD MINES DIRECT.
FOX LINE
The elegant clipper ship
GRAY FEATHER,
1000 tons burthen.
Vm pOgl0vely be the first SAD for The above
elegant weasel has made the quickest and
her accommodations Of the first order everything win be
done make passengers comfortable and feel No
delay will occur In getting this vessel off, the freight
gagged ana room remains for eni few passengsrs
second CABIN 6Ai0On iW
Deck cabin forward house
Passengers found with everything except wines and
limited number OF bsrths remains
L. H. SIMPSON.
10 Beaver street,
Or on board. pier No. s North river.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22

LNoR LIvERPooL.-THF WORLD WIDE KNOWN CLIP
IL per ship DREADNOUGIIT, Captain Samues will SAL on
Saturday October g. She sckno~ edght TO be the fastest
ship aoa having several OF her beaten the United
Her nodaons for cabin, second
cabin and Storage passengers are unequaed An expert
enced surgeon board, and combined with the well
attentions OF the captain will insure " passengers
pleasant and speedy Apply on board at pier NO
North river or 70 r. N DEMAREsT, 40 South street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22

L,OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
IL States mail steamer FULTON, J. A. Woton commander
Will leave for Havre touching al Southampton 10 land the
mails and passengers Saturday, November Is ut twelve
O'Clock from pier North river loot of Beach street This
ship has five water tight compartments enclosing the engines
collision saung the water could not
reach them The pumps being free to work the safety OF
the would be secured Baggage
during the voyage should be board the day be-
fore sailing marked Below For freight apply to
w. s.. DRAYT0N, Agent, No I Broadway.
n B-The Arago viii succeed the Fulton, and sail
II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22

cox REWARD. LOST ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON
D-o a the Twelfth street depot wallet containing from
s5'to sl60 Any Ending aud returning the ~
Geo tarluugh, Eyr s07 Greenwich street, conner VI Jsne
will receive the above reward and thanks.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-21

higher eaaiaas " oaR rsspees thaa shaa
- waa bssm aoblsmaa, andis places
sha lakaR In M embarrassing and ananr
visible pssEaaom. Il we sllow ousssavas
- - angry w1sa tAs aashoF ~ ssAmsra-
can Nosas, = and ssaEartin ChmsaEewis, :
lss - show shaA ws do nes, ahls Iate day,
afssea yvaxs asssg thoss woFks wsrs wris-
saa, msris uaaay OF the serisaafaa they
eonaaiE.
4 wiaA shaes was In soEas pass oe rs
lwuld . Eaaakes for IDEAS. 4 woaia 30
aaa live thsss ~ oneas Aavs naw enea
eneugh svsry rear 10 make . aoasn fes-
tanss, I'D aaany Of them have mads for
sanss--hus nes for ne. 4 year oE two
aga, aes axamplas when barglsgaaa %
psivaas hoases we're vsEy prsvalsns, whsn
are thsy not in New Yosk remarked
10 friaad og nina who bad loss ail hia
plate and his wife's iswslEy, shaa y
woald DO IA axssllsnt plan for private
gsallaaa . Aaws l. ahss hessass HsHslass
aas Eunsa 1K fssprng shsEF vaiuabls
portable property in Supboarda and bu-
seaus, sstAas woula never work." said
he. ssIe would make diaang Foom aad
bedroom look like an og6Ss or baR-Eeom.
Il woald'ns leok Like homs." Being Goa
nssasd with . city paper 81 shs time, ]
wrote Al article On the subject, and nsv"
ar thoagh& Of ii again untii Last week,
when tia same friend informed me that
he had jast purchased = couple Of houss
safes from Herring, whos acting upon the
Suggestions in my article, conceived ths
idea Of making safe - irs-proof and
burglar~proof - those used for business
purposes, but moro gracefully conssruc-
ted, and 90 elegantly finished ~ to con-
stituts handsome piece OF furniture
Now, although learn thai ha has al
ready mads fortune by this branch Of
his business, l question whether he
would give me the eommonest safe IN
his store, IL, indeed, ID would be Of any
uss 10 ne, for my splendid idsa. Theirs
ought 10 bs q market Tor ideas. Ought
khsxe not ?
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-21

ALAxmrsa 0ucUgREE0x Al d CTAcEs In
MnwAuKEx.--DaFing Friday afternoon,
while Dan Riee's eiEsus was performing
al Milwaakss, . asoFm sams ap blowing
down ths big tsnas and paling tbs aadi-
snes, soms two thousand men, woasn
and ahiIdYen, into sns eenkassa heap
Tha sesna wss tsgrife. me storm rAged,
the rain fell In torrents, seEns I've han-
drsd chiidran ssfsd, and aboua swica y
many wenam soreamasd, III - 0ns time
AL goA soaking wess esd tAss wuaasn'i
bommeas md srlnolins, - vel = msn'l
ghsss, wsEs saiiy damaged. wouassgul
70 asaI, Aswsssr, nob0dy waa kiIled, ant
no ana was eaEiousay haxts
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-21
@emgs DwHwsr Thrashea by q
Governor.

Governor PEKRx, of Florida, bad an
occasion TO put bis veto eLasus upon q
saacy stage driver, under peculiar cir
eumstances. The driver on the line from
Mieanouy 10 the tsr4afmaas Of the Florida
Railroad, when passing the Governors
house, was hailed By him and requsted
to drive few hundred yards TO his nan
sion and take on some delicate pasaen-
gers, which hs absolutely refused to do
His obstiuaney raised the Governors
ire, and some pretty rough language en-
sued. 4 collision took place, and both
parties pitched in with good earnsst'-
After FSseIYlng Em@ES SSF@sSntns nLa
Excallensy succeeded in Gaming the man
Of the whip and strings, and came Oh
cona uegoF.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-21

- Governor WISE, Of Virginia, has
new undsr consideration the style Of mon
ument that should be placed over the re-
mains Of President Monroe, in Holly"
wood Cemetry. A handsome shaft, OF
the elevated spot selected for his grave
would be quite appropriate, but the sum
Of money voted by the Legislature is moi
SUFFICIENT to defray the expenses.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-21

- 4 distinguished editor was IN his
study. A long, thin, ghossly vlsagsd
individual was announced. With "a
athmakic voice, but in tone of studied
civility, for otherwise sha editor woald
have assursdly traushxsd him with a
Gerry paragraph the next moFniHg-shs
stranger said
+" Sir, your journal Of yesterday con-
tanned fats information
EsYou said that ME. H., had been
tried"
s True"
"Condsmned."
IS Very tEuos"
81 Hung"
Yes.8
"Eow, an that gentleman"
s. Impossible"
ssT assure you IL IL asst, and nov
hops yoa will sonsradiet what goa hAv'
alleged"
aBy no means"
" How, What do quo meanP xou ar
aaTaagsa.a
g may bs cir, bat will not tAks !
bask.D
"I will complain 10 the magistEasss
q As you please. Bas never resFacs
The most sau do FOR yon il 10 annoans
that the rope bVoke, and that yoa aE
now in paxfaos health. hare my prta
aiplas nevsg getraet.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-21
How wHs as Dome an Stockholm.

LENsDAHL, editor Of paper in Stock
holm, Germany, haa besn condemned 70
death by the axe, for having falsely and
With evil intentions accused AademoIs-
ellie Mendelssohn Of incest. His eoun-
ael Mr. c. @. Uggla, was condemned to
one months Imprisonment and to inter
diesiop Of practice for having underta-
kan the defence of An unjust cause.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-21

Az EpEroR's AszEssMKaT.-It does .
body good to have his pride Gattered
omes and q while. Werealixe the beue-
&c of il once 8 year, when the assessors
come and ask how much money we haye
as interest how much stock we have II
the pablic funds or IN banks and Vari-
ous other questions that are supposed TO
be only to the So solid men," II there ii
anybody round, we straightan up slight
II, expand our eorporosity, and, in a
heavy q chest tone as we can COMM and
we answer. sSAbout the saEs 81 laai
years They knew well enough whai
khRs il,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-21

MogUgKgT TO Mn. CALHoUE.-Ihe La
dies Calhoun Monument Association have
appointed $ committee Of gentlemen TO
superintend the arrangements for laying
the corner stone Of the Monument On the
28th inst, and the military companies
and officers Of every grade and rank are
invited to unite in the military and civ
10 procession On the occasion, ~ Charles
ton.
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-21

- The Rochester Union says there
will be very fsw peaches in Western New
York this year. The trees are affected
bv a kind Of blight.
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-18
Late News Highly Important ).

The Washington Correspondent Of the
N. Y. TRIBUNE says Stephen A. Douglas
has prepared and will soon publish de-
claraticn of his intention to not be candi-
date for President in 1860. Revelations
received during his southern tour gave
rise to this step. He will probably mark
out new path.
The British Government re asserts upon
new basis the right Of search Of suspec
ted vessels. Difficulties innumerable are
feared with Great Britain.
The Spanish Minister called on Gen.
Cass on the 18th inst, to inform him that
Spain had declared war against Mexico
1t is said Spain has taken this. step under
the favor and advice of Great Britain ard
France, and it is thought the project of
our government to establish Prote ctorate
over Mexico will hereby be forestalled.
Accounts from Southern Kansas indicate
very unsettled state of affairs. Rcbber
les are frequent, and house burn;ngs and
other depredations have recently been
committed.
The Nebraska City News states that
preparations are being made to start stage
line from that place to Pixies Peak.
The Republican members of Congress
have determined TO make an effort to re-
peal the English limitation in the Kansas
act, so as to put Kansas on equality with
Oregon.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-18
~ Mineral has fallen oflate from $50,
90 down to $4,000 per 1000 lbs.
Grant County Teachers Association.

The second regular meeting Of this As.
seciation will be held at Lancaster the last
week of the present month.
The exercises will commence Monday
the 9th and continue through the week.
instruction in the Branches of Science
usually taught in Public Schools will be
given BY the following teachers, J. Lough-
ran,J. L. Picksrd, David Parsons and VIM.
Fl. Palmer.
Addresses, during the week, may be ex-
pected from J. Loughran, J. L. Pickard
Rev. A. M. Dickson and Edward Morris.
B. G. Rogers, Esq, Of Milwaukee, a well
known and experienced Teacher, will be
present during the session and assist in con
Quoting the exercises.
Judging from the past, it is believed
that the iberality of Lancaster People, will
be manifested upon this occasion by furn
ishine free entertainment to Teachers who
may be present.
VIM. H. PALMER, Sec'y.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-18
State Assumption Of R. R. Farm Mortgages, City
and County Bonds and other Debts.

Heretofore, when man got in debt the
custom and practice was for him to pay, or
repudiate-if the latter, the creditor TO
lose, unless he could seize property. A
further remedy was never invented, as the
end was supposed to be reached. Bu',
the creditors of our Wisconsin railloads,
NEST of them residing in eastern cities, have
invented tale to the end of nothing a
inality to fnality. They purpose to per
suade the ignorant voters of Wisconsin and
to make it the interest of the intelligent
voters to so alter their constitution as to
provide for the legislative power to assume
payment on the entire farm, city and coun
ty mortgage debts fol railroad building. :
They have actually made it the interest Of
the farm mortgaged farmers, the railroad
owners, the holders Of stolen or corruption
Bonds, the railroad stock holding counties
and cites and the banks all The upper
crust and MAMMOTH debtors, to holl meet
ings and form combinations for supporting
this splendid invention involving a state
debt of some six millions of dollars anel
payment of annual interest thereon by di-
rect annual taxation. Property holders free
from debt and property holders in Debt TO
an inch of their ezistcnce for other than
railroad dues the innocent, the gully,
the hgl and low. all are to be made Fay
The lelsts Cf those VI o unfortunately mort
gagged their properly i'll the aid of railroads.
Il is claimed that this means will brig
such Joilds I'D to par, and thereby make
them safe securities for ank;ng, which Sc
cures the bank Influence. The ignorant
are to be promised good times; fattered and
made drunk for their votes. The intelll-
gent and moral Opposed medium classes
are to have their syupalhies invoked for
their votes, and the knaves are to be
bought up with money. Oh! it is splen-
did inventiun-lots Of money 10 be made
free whiskey-b amboozling fun when
the people come to vote for it!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-18
Senator Douglas Overheard.

At the Democratic Senatorial Caucus
at Washington, duly called as council of
war against the Douglas sehism, and held
the Sd day after Congress assembled, Sen
ator Douglas was almost unanimously re-
moved from his post as Chairman of the
Committee on Notwithstanding in
his place Senator GREEN of Missouri, a
rampant Lecomptonite and as pro-slayery
as Satan. The station has been held by
Douglas for many years, and under his
lead sprang mainly all the difficulties on
'ls negro question-from repeating the
@ssouri Compromise down to all the quib-
on squatter Sovereignty, bred Scott
Decision, DC. This act of the Senate
shlch represents the wishes of MIR. Blu,
'hanan, widens the breach between Doug
las and the Administration to an unheal-
able extent.