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vs. OiSil Aepoh
NJ. ]. Mitchell,)
NOW at this day comes the plaintiff, and it be-
IN ing proven to the satisfaction of this Court,
that NJ ]. Mitchell is non-residentQf the Ter
ritory OF Kansas, so that legal process of law
cannot be served upon him. It is therefore or
dered by the Court, that said NJ. ]. Mitchell be
notified by publication, that suit has been COM
mencea BY petition, in assumpsit against him,
and that unless he be and appear before this
Court, on the first day Of the next term Of this
Court, and show cause to the contrary, that judg-
ment viii be rendered against him. Its further
ordered, that copy Of this order be published
in some newspaper Published in this Territory,
four weeks successiTely-the last insertion to be
four weeks before the next September term Of
this Court, to which time this cause is continued
A true copy. Anest:
,8 EGBERT NJ. LEE, Clerk.
By HESRv BoDER, ia, D. c.,
J.w DAVIS, Attorney for Plaintiff.
I'll. 1879 H.
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NOTICE.
SAW LOGS WANTED

fa7 SAW LOGS WANTED, I'll
A T White Cloud. Kansas, for which the
n highest price will be paid, by 70 r'fis
may Is, IT, MAUCKS 4 KNAPP
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RRAGCps ARCTIC LTNIMENT.

THIS Incompatible Lininent, upon which thos
i great mass Of thealfiicted Of All lands now
rely for relief from the pasgs o. Rheunaeisms
Nsuralgia, Gout, Efysipelas, Cancer, ScrofulaS
Sprains, Burus>Scalds, and an entaneous disea-
scs, Is rapidly superssding alF ssmlsar prepara=
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Asaph Allen and --O'''''' b. -r
Harris Stratton. III
NOV at this day comes the plaintiff, and it be-
IN ing proven to the satisfaction Of this Court
that Asaph Allen and Harris Stratton are non
residents of the Territory Of Kansas, so that le-
gal process Of law cannot be served HpoR them
It is therefore ordered by the Court, that said
Asaph Allen and Harris Stratton be notified by
publication, that suit has been commenced by
petition, in assumpsit against them, and that I'M
less they be and appear before this Court on the
first day Of the next September term Of this
Court, and show cause to the contrary, that judg-
ment will be rendered against them. 1t is fur
Their ordered that copy of this order be publish
ed in some newspaper published in this Terrific
nv, for four weeks successively-the last inser-
ton to be four weeks before the first day of the
next September term of this Court. to which
time this cause is continued
A true copy. Attest;
EGBERT NJ. LEE, Clerk,
By Henry BoDER, ia, ID. G.
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nne,Rbttle Tfiumpkaff

Mrs. M6aiit, No 345 Morgan street, ST. Louis,
having suffered. fOE three years with Rheumef
tism, and tried msnv preparations without eaeet'
was cured BY one fliy cent bottle Of Arctic Lins
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0t6 OrItaus 1aiIp GrtsttHf



WASHINGTON, Jan. 26-- Senae-- Mr.. Boa9izx,
from the Committee on Territories, reported 4 bin
for the admission Of the State Of Minnesota into te
Unlon, which was read and placed on the eaendax-
The Senate proceeded to the considerations &C he
bill 10 Increase the efficiency Of the army.
During the debate, Mr.. Davis, in reply TO q ques-
tlon said that the first section Of the bill would add
thirty companies 10 the army, twenty-five hundred
and twenty men. If the second section be adopted,
OF course the number Of men will depend upon the
manner in which the army is posted. If it is posted
as now, with the thirty companies 10 be added by t
first section the total increase will be $3.50 priVzfex
+ The discussion involved question as 20 the neces+
s'ty OF the proposed increase, and both Mr. Teowfs
and Mr.. Hunter said il the troops were intended for
Utah, they should be disbanded after the war was
over.
Mr. Davis maintained that the increase Of the army
was necessary, independents Of the Mormon hostill
ties.
Without arriving at a conclusion, the Senate a.
jo0rned.
House--The committee TO investigate the CHARGER
against the members and officers Of the last Congress
growing ont OF the disbursements Of Messrs. Law
renee, Stone Co., were authorized 70 employ sten
ogTapheT.
The House then went into Committee Of the Waale
on the Invalid Pension bill.
Mr.. Anderson said that belonging to neither Of the
prominent political parties the only eeurse len him
TO pursue the support of the Administrators h
every attempt 10 resist the fearful eneroachmeafs On
the constitutional rights Of the South. He thoagf
that By 80 doing be should represent the Americas
party Of Missouri, which has no sympathy with thu
Republican party. The present excite ment in KanE
viii soon pass away. In advocating the LecompfzG
Consultation he could no reason to refuse the s
mission OF Kansas under that Instrument.
The House passed the bill for the payment d n
valid and other pensions.
The bill appropriating $4,000 to supply DR.
cheney in the public printing for the last two Con-
crosses was taken up, when Mr.. Phelps explained i'm
provisions, and showed that the large expenses iaex
red for printing were to be attributed to ori@rsx
work before the documents were officially sent 10
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TEHUANTEPEC COMPANY.
VEHUANTEpEC COMPANY


Whereas the report made to this Board by the President
to his late mission Washington In furherance Of the great
enterprise which the object II this Company satisfies
l. That Arrangement whatever could be made with
the Of the 3aray behalf Of this Company.
Thai impossible to OBTAIN the mail contract for this
Company; and,
That the title Of the sloo grant not in this Company,
other parties having acquired under rights derived from Mr..
Soo without the knowledge OF this Board; and.
Whereas, in the opinion Of this Board tue title the Soo
being In this Company the organization of said
has basis rest and that the longer continuance
81 this Board in existence would deceive the public and posi-
bly, induce the prosecution Of enterprise that
be accomplished by this Company the great dis
credit Of this Board; therefore, be Il unanimously
Resolved That this Board be aud the hereby dis.
solved.
Resolved That the members Of the Board severaly hereby
resign iheref0m.
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions published n The
different newspapers Of this city.
Resolved, That this Board stands adjourned sine die.
certify the foregoing be copy from the minutes
l.. HEYLIGER, Secretary.
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We are informed, states the Boston Transcript &
the 18th inst, that advces have been received al the
office of the Boston Relief and Submarine CompaaFs
from Capt. Joseph p. Couthouy, commanding the
Company expedition TO the Caribbean Sea, date3
brig Monagas, the San Pedro, Dec. IL, 1857 By
which it appears that after about three months Pre-
limnAry operations in blasting and clearing away
rubbish, etc, the divers had at length got into the
hold Of the San Pedro, and were beginning 70 taxa
up specie-seyeral hundred dollars having been toslh4
during the last Jew days. Captain o. says !" La ny
judgment, here is tangible and Heighty evldenee uslE
there must be round sum in her, when dollars ape
found like all of ate) in rolls or parts OF foiis IN
Jumps OF SIS and $40 to $50 and 800 each; L n ud
likely that these are few scattered ones they Enx
be only the herads of the main body to which thes
belong"
II Will be remembered that the San Pedro was Gag
shin of SQUADRON of fifteen SAIL including transports
sent out by Spain, in 1875 with an army of lfs0es
men, to reconquer the revolted province of Venezne
and that she blew up in tue Bay OF Cumans, aud sal
in sixty feet of water. 1t is proved by official dOc
ments that she had on board at the time Of the cataz
trophe $1,000 900, Of which 81 600O0 were in gua.
OF this large sum- till now, only about 500 600 haze
been recovered which were obtained by means Of a
diving bell in the mud and sand outside the ship-
This is the first successful attempt ever made To pe
trste the hull, where there is every reason to bes
that the bulk OF the specie will be found.
The brass guns that have been found are known ~
have been slowed in the bold before the explosion. Il
which there are said to have been from sixty 10 cue
hundred thousand dollars worth, comprising para
Of field artillery aud the bronze guns taken rusz
captured and dismantled forts Of these five besat
ful pieces of ordnance, in state Of preseryatsoas
have been taken up, besides considerable quantities
OF copper and other articles OF value. rudder pin
of pure copper weighing 500 lbs, bad the naze
e San Pedro de Aleantara" stamped upon IT.
The prospect is that the persevering Efforts q
Capt. Conthouy will be crowned with complete s<ee
cess. He has the very best OF machinery, ana noee
and experienced divers. His crew are devoted a
him. and cheerfuly work 81 hours daily, under wssE
He has adopted systematic plan OF operations. d
which, with the aid Of gunpowder and the suhn,ar.za
armor he will undoubtedly succeed in completely q
molishing the San Pedro.
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CHURCHES,

OhbENCltGEr
W. Duncan, camp, c. Basin.
CATHOLIC.
Annunciation-C Corner MAndev. and Morales.
Immaculate Conception on Canal.
Neutrality-suspicious., Common.
ST. Louis Cathedral-Jackson Square.
st. Acknowledgment, c. CONT,
s. Alphonse-st Andrew, b. Live Oak and Laurel.
ST. Augustine-Bsyou Read, c. ST. Claude. .
St. BarthOlomew-Villereb b. Seguin and Barheemy, Al
giers.
81. John Baptist-Dryades b. Clioand Caliope
ST. Joseph-Common, b. Marias and Where.
ST. Mare-Oonde, n. Ursuiine.
ST. Mary-Josephne, b. Live Oak and Laurel.
ST. Patrick-Csmp b. Julia and Girod.
ST. Theresa-Camp, opp. junction with Prytana.
st. Trinity-St Ferdinand
St Vincent de Paul-Greatnen, c. Montegut.
Ursuline C0ngent-Below the city.
CHRISTIAN Camp C. Melpomene.
FIRST GONGREG ATIoNAL; St Charles. \. Julia .
Esplanaae L'Egst Protestante Francase-Ramparti
Bienvilie Christ Church-Cana Dsuphine. st. Paus
Camp aienne ST. Luke sHercues, Felicity road.
Trinity-Jackson Plaqnemlne. AnnuneAtion Annun.
citation Square Mount Oivet-AlgieTs.
LUTHERAN Euterpe, b. Baeehusa and Dryades
G. chestnut MORGAN. ESghen, Dryades, Terpsehore
Piety Gresmen Mariss, b. Bienve asd Cont Coffee
n jackson. ST. Paul. tcolored,) CaIrollton, Canoon,
PRESBYTERiAN; Lafayette Square. PrytAnis, c. Clio
Cssaealvo, Railroad Canal, c. Frenkin. Fulton, n
Josephine. Prytena. G. Josephine. Ihalia, c. Benton
Boulgny. CRfsp, n OaoiH =
GERM. EvANG.: Protestan-Philp, Chippewa. Protes
taut-Clio b. Apollo and NsyaaeN
TARTAN Prytana, Callope. Clio, b. Pryiania aud
Dyades rerpsieh Nayades. TEuterpe, o. Saeehv'
End DIyRdes.
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LOUISIANA TEHUANTEPEo COMPANY.


We the undersigned having agreed unite for the coutrue
ton Of airoad and other uucation the stmus
OF IehuaDtepec the heretofore given
that purpose by the Mexican Government called the Gaay and
grants, which hereinafter
vided have determined for that purpose form corporation
under OF Legislature Of the State OF Louisiana of the
18th of March, 1850 entitled IAN for the organization OF
corporations for works Of public improvement and uy and
t0-wit:
ARTICLE I.
The corporation shall called the Louisiana Tehuanepec
COMPANY and by hat al have and authority
first have and enjoy succession by their
the period years. second To contract and
be their third,
seal fourth to hold receive purchase and
der their corporate property both real and PERSONAL h
their aud convenience may require; sixth make asd
establish such bylaws for the proper Management regua-
ton Of the airs Of the corporation be and
proper.
ARTICLE
The said corporation established for purpose
CoacoalcOs point the Bay Of Nenosa In the
Pacific Ocean, Of constructing also railroad from said
Coazacoacos river the Bay Of Fenio according the
d0ns Of said known the ray and Sloo grants and
enjoying and conducting the navigation Of said
river according the conditions of grants and
to admit associates under this charter such per-
and their shall hereafter subscribe pay
upon the conditions hereinafter provided
ARTICLE Ill
The capital stock OF said Company shall be ten millions Of
dollars divided into shares Of hundred dollars which
shall he appropriated as follows, viz:
shares eight millions Of dollars shall be subscribed
and paid for ~ hereinafter provided
200O0 sha-e millions Of dollars shall be issued fall
pzd stock. and delivered to the trustees who bold
OF trust executed By r. A. HArgOus for himself and
representing the rights cf +. r. F.icoDnet holder
Of the sloo grant under the decree OF the Mexican
Government.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIBE-A FIRE occurred on the 3stA
in Chicago, which destroyed lumber yard and t3a
frame buildings. Loss about $4,000.
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Lists Of subscriptions shall be opened the times and places
required by The o. said grants and snch other times
and places the Directors determine for subscription
much Of said eight millions OF cash stock may remain
after deducng the subscriptions Of those who sign this
chs
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NTOTICE-I HAVE THIS DAYTAKEN INTO PART
IN nerrhip, Mr.. JAMES BORON. The urn will be ar.
MILTENBERGER 4 BnR CON AR. MlLTENBERGER.
New Orleans, September /, 1851. sci
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BANK OF JAMES RoBB.
CHARTER OF THE HANK OF JAMES


~ ROBB.
State of Lo,siana Parish Of 0riens City Of Orleans:
BE II known that this dsy before me- PIERRE CHARLES
city Orleans, State of Louisiana aforesaid, duly
nssoned qualified and n the Of the hereinafter
named and subscribing witnesses,
Personally appeared The persons
undersigned who sevely declared tht under the provs
By authority Of act OF the Legislature Of this e
entitled IAN Act to Establish General System Of Free Bank
ing In the Stale Louisiana approved fifteenth day
Mrch one thousand eight uBjred and fy FIVE they do By
presents themselves into Corporation and that
end they make and agree 10 the following
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION;
ARTICLE I.
The corporate Of the Association shall he the BANK
OF JAMES ROBE"
ARTICLE II.
The object OF the Association is carry the business
Banking by discountng bills and her evidences
debt receiving dpos buyirg selling gold and silver bull
lion and bills Of exchange loaing real and personal
security add to exercise all such incidental powers
may hereafter be authorized by law.
ARTICLE III.
The place Of business and legal domci Of said Corporation
shabe located in the city Of New Orleans parish Of Orleans
ARTICLE w.
The capital stock Of said Corporation Is hereby fixed the
OF Six Hundred Thousa Dollars subject be increased
hereafter provided and in the prescribed by law said
stock divided INFO six thousand hundred dollars
each which shall be ped by the subscribers follows
half within i've days from ihe date Of this act and the remain
der or before the hrst Of January next.
ARTICLE V.
The names residences shares Of the stockhod-
respectively for the declared be follows
subject such transfers he eater be made
the hoaLa aff 1af1 nrnfr tiqr pfg
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS,

NOTICE TO THE PUBLICATIONS. LEV
hOI has the honor the public that he has
sold his Restaurant situated Beny between Old Levee
and Charities Streets to Mr. EUGENE LUNEAU, and asks for
his continuance Of the patronage generously
bestowed upon himself he viii be found worthy Of every
respect.
lie would also take this occasion to ask all those who
debed TO him 10 call aud SETTLE and all who have bills against
him to send them in as early as possible.
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On he Conveyance his company BY said Trustees o.
said rights IN said Garay and Sloo grants accordance with
said deed Of trust the Board Of Directors shall issue said
Trustees the AID millions Of dollars full paid
for The purposes of said and sad shall be
cred IN all respects II paid in CASH the
said ad Board OF Directors shall further issue
said Trustees for the pspose Of d trust the eight cent
bonds Of the Company million of dollars pay
That portion Of said bonds which, under provisions
trust used for the payment the liabilities
under the SlO0 grant, appropriated the
satisfaction OF such debts and liabilities the parties
whom said the Of said
convey the same, the exercise Of their
discretion may think proper pay being distinctly under
stood shat this COMPANY assumes the Of debt what
CONTRACTED by any company, person persons under
either the said oo or ray grant except provided in the
Iaiph hartirl Of hisc charter
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PNEUMATIC sTE;AM SfkANU-

6NILmAN'S PNEUMATIC STEAM GRAM
~ LATOk is plantations, comprising tn
largest and smallest classes of which has taken of
three crops With combination of the following advantages
any other known application Of Granu-
lnt1r n a entire steam train:
It requires pressure of 80 pounds Of strike
q Battery.h
. 1t requires additional water for the boilers.
g. Its pipes 'scale' o require cleaning
Its heating surface equally distributed throughout the
body juice that and hard grained
s. The being all condensed and returned the boilers
direct additional boilers required where the mill
boilers and Gilmanis
pair Of cylinder boilers 30 inches in diameter and 81 feet long
with Gmans Baasse Furnace furnish grind
and the Pneumatic Battery making 10 hhds sugar
per day.
g. The Pneumatic Battery rsnuato is in operation
much less expense the planter than any other
application of steam making sugar in part entirely
by
For further information, pamphlet with full specifications
and drawings will be furnished application tothe subscriber
who prepared make for the Battery
ClarheTs be used with direct exhaust
SAMUEL II. GILMAN
df 10 (9raVier Ne W. Orleans. "A
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Jeferys Double-Acting Suction snd Force Pump,
toih India Rubber Ball Vaires,
Suitable for Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining Excava
TONS Dry Docks Ships, Ocean snd River Steamers,
Dwellings, etc. etc., etc.
subscriber having been appointed Agent this
for the sale Jeer Improved DoubeA citing PuIzp with
India Rubber Ball Valves Is prepared receive orders
5th 1855, and awarded the FIRST PREMIUM the New
York Fair held Elmira Ia that year. In
ducing this Pump this community undersigned
Confidence that his efforts to bring into general will be
seconded by all who It's operation and construction.
The perfect adaptation Of solid balls Of India Rubber for
Their mperviousness and their yielding surface
certainty Of operation and perfection Of action which
be attained the of any other Valves. The simplicity
the facility 18th which the parts be removed
and replaced the compact FORM renders this the perfect
desirable Pump in Every Planter Ship seabos;
apart from their general purposes they in be
transformed into efieieRt Fire Engine.
Size No possesses capacity Of forcing 20 gallons per min
Price so.
Size No possesses capacity of forcing gallons per
Price $50.
Size possesses capacity Of forcing IS gallons per
ute Price $50.
And larger Sizes suitable for Dry Docks or heavy Drainage
capacity Of 800 gallons fainute IN Of
construction aud be expected Nos aud ad
mrahy adapted Sugar Houses for forcing the caneuee
and the ordinary which Pump generally
Piled while for redeeing swapy Lands the No. IS ns
pensabie.
subscriber feels that Pumps
they will speak for themselves and that later
they viii go into general use
Samples Of Size No. be in operation c. Bier
Co.'S No. IS Camp treet Price Couon 97 Poydrai
street the office OF the undersigned where In
vited to call and examine before purchasing,
ANDERSON ID. DIETER, Agent,
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JAMES RoBB CO., Nos. 50 and 81 Camp street
S. NICHOLSON CO, Caroneelet street.
SAMU Ell SMITH CO.. Corner Camp and verstreets,
JUDs0N CO., Corner Camp and Casalsueets.
BROWN. JOHNSTON CO., Ne. 80 Caspstrect.
BENOIST, SHAW 4 co, Ne. 81 Camp street.
MENARD. lesson CO., No. 10 Camp street.
BANK OF COMMERCE., JAcoB BARKER, Agent,
THOMAS H. BARKER, Corner Camp and GraSierstreets
H. ". CONNER SON, No. 30 Camp street.
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In all six shares Of hundred dollars each
equal hundred thousand dollars. 5000 600
ARTICLE VI.
This corporation shall Commence operations Immediately at
and the Of these presents and shall endure and
tnue the full end and Of twenty consecutive years
thereafter.
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CUAVA JELLY AND PASTE-S0 boxes of 50
VI dozen each, Just received IN store and for sale by
FERNANDO CARDELit+GH,
% Tchoup!touas street.
nj between Gravier aud hatcher, up stairs.
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ARTICLE VII.

Nodividend shall be declared before the railroad
psted The Company shall derive greater
than IS cent from It's tolls; and wheney te
tolls shall exceed the amount required for the maintenance Of
the road The Of running expenses dividend
cent alnum, there shall be a raAbe dmimOn of
tolls keep tie dividends per cent per an.
most.
Ibis tiee shall not impose any limitation the Of
dividends that the Company declare from es
s lands other tolls the
portation Of freight and passengers.
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ARTICLE XIX.

The Board Of Directors purchase for the Corporation
evidences debt that they may hold by law and transfer
pledge Auditor Of Public Accounts any ether proper
officer Of louisiana all any portion said
dences debt authorized the payment OF
REGULATION to be issued by the Corporation.
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A NDElxsON ID. DIETER, COMMISSION MER
n CHANT, AND AGENT FOR JkFgERiiS DOUBLE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
N o TIC E .

NOTICE.
JefeTy's Double-Acting Suction snd Force Pump
i1ith India Rubber Ball PaiUes,
9uit
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The six hundred thousand dollars advanced by F. p Falcon
net 70 the Mexican Cove nent or the Soo grant SHAH be paid
by the company in It's bonds, such
aud the Company will reimburse itself he share
the Mexican Cove in the profits provided
grant.