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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-11

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF Mr..
IDA FEMALE CoLLEGE.-This (Sabbath) eve.
ming the Baccalaureate Sermon will be
preached to the graduating class, in the
First M. E. Church of this city, at 712
o'clock.
On Wednesday evening, July 14th, at s
o'clock, an address will be delivered be-
fore the young ladies of the II. G. Philo-
mathean Society, in the First NJ. Z. Church,
by the Rev. Ii. n. Powers, A. NJ, Of this
city.
On Thursday, 18th inst, at o'clock P.
d.. the public exercises of the young ladies
will commence in the Second Baptist
Church, and be continued in the evening
at l-2 o'clock by the reading of essays
of the graduating class, followed by an ad-
dress from Rev. S. &. Lathrop, of Chicago,
and the awarding Of Diplomas
The Board of Curators, Council and visit
ors are respectfully invited to attend, as
well as the public generally
The examination of classes will be contin-
ued at intervals from Monday morning un-
til Wednesday.
A meeting of the Board for business will
be held at the College on Thursday at 5
o'clock P. NJ.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-11
RUKTIS HOUSE.


II his l. new and FIRST CLASS HOTEL and the
l most Pleasantly SIT uated OF any house IN the city
Commanding a view OF the Missis ssippi, Rock Island
City ard Of old Fort Armstrong.
Travellers wishing t. stop In this CITY will find At
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-11

:, atsIry, JOHN N. ROGERS
Glisl.EX & ROGERS,
fORNEYS AND CoUNStLL0Rs AT LAW.
klaice-tiofi,naI.'s New Building, Main street,
eu Front and Second, Davenport, Iowa.
pln
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-11
White Washing.

White Washing.
"B would Yospec fully inform the citizens of Da
W veLFort and the vicinity, that ve have Q %
isn't white wash for whitening houses outside end
fences, that We win insure 70 remain white, frt0
70 years without scaling on. Alsc-we arc Pre-
pared 70 white wash and vhitsn ceilings, % order
without fuyriitare bGins Ssnoved fron thapooms.
sp,sA-u IN avgua las nxDIeOH
sDOsOVJ c. II KENT.
js3Odtf Post Once Bui,ding.
OF 0n0 ON Real Estate, for one cr two
DFs sOVOyesp. CCKbIN DOW.
July3-d1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-11

A Tr0RNEY AND COUNskLLoR AT LAW
IL Davenport, Io~a.
of.ico--Davenport's Block, corner Main and Sec
|ont str.ets. declodG
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-11

EThe cool impudence of the 3d.
zette is the most refreshing thing we know
of in this hot weather. The easy nonchaant
mpertinence with which it insults the
good sense of the community is lesson for
sinners. Every body knows that the staple
topic of the Gazette for years, has been the
ruffianism of the Democratic party. 1t has
misrepresented, distorted and magnified our
little friendly disputes, till they appeared
in its columns like the pickering of a crowd
of Dead Rabbits; all the while lauding the
virtue, the intelligence, and brotherly kind.
ness of the Republicans, as if they were a
collection of Saints fit for the Calender. In
perfect accordance with both these methods
is its notice of the occurrence Of Friday.
Alcouple of wrong-headed Republican
candidates, quarrel IN the scramble for Of
fee, raise dsagraceful brawl in the street
which might have ended in murder, and
throw the whole city into q state of ex-
element The Gazette, instead ofrebuking
such conduct pats them smoothly on the
head; tells them to be better boys in future;
and relieves its pent up feelings by its
usual canting howl at the Democrats -
Leave such work to the Border Ruffian
party" as though he should recommend any
friend of his who might be caught picking
pockets to "leave such work to thiev es. -
Faugh But, nevertheless, he brings the
whole occurrence which would not have
been otherwise again referred to, under fur
ther serious notice. The Gazette unwisely
provokes observation, by wantonly kicking
at the Democratic party when it ought to
chastise its friends. 1t won't do. The az
fair which it passes over with a few deli
cate phrases, was in reality one of the most
abominable scenes ever witnessed in this
city. The representative of the virtue and
decency party, walked up to the Clerk of
the District Court and accused him of lying
about him, to which the Clerk, who is
pious man and deacon. replied by thrust
with the point of his umbrella in the diges-
tive organs. Friends interposed between
them. but in vain. The Representative
struck at the deacon over the interposing
shoulder, and the deacon drew q knife,
which, however threat from q bystan-
der induced him to return to his pocket
When the parties were again at liberty, the
deacon walked up to the Representative,
and in q most ungodly manner called him .
"son of -" (something which we can
not repeat, whsreupon the Representative
struck the deacon sundry times on the mouth
and cheeks, drawing that virtuous blood
which has 30 long coursed through heart
devoted to the church and the Republican
party. Maddened by the sight of the san
culinary stream, the deacon seized most
dangerous weapon viz corn cutter. with
which he would undoubtedly have ax-
tinguished the great legal luminary. had
not the bystanders disarmed him. But his
wrath was not to be appeased. He. the
supposed meek and holy christian, Who
ought 70 have presented his LETT cheek when
Ne Representative had smittsn his right,
ssll bask upea ths Nssiss dispsnaatish end
1 q. a. 4 AA-cA L ]. .sAxA 4 - 49, - sN>.A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-11
W e.. COLE, VI. -.

physician SURGEON AND oCULIsT. RESI-
i dence H. Claire House, Office FfanAiin Block,
room No. up.sta!rs'
jan 3 AT
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w NJ. = NTH 4 CO.
Peoria, Iu.,
Distillers and Manufacturers.

ALCOHOL, BURNING FLUID, CAMPHENE,
snd PURE SPIRIT, at 81. Louis prices and delivered
within "a hours after receipt of order.
Nov8Sdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-11
w. II. BAkER, N. d.,
4. 4. CAMPBELL,

DHYsICIAk AND SURGEON. N.-OFFICE-PosT
i OFFICE BLOCK; Houso-North side Of Fifih
street, between Brady and Perry. Jan3ldtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-11
Delays are Dangerous.

A DAMS making arrangements 70 return East
n In . few days. Call snd secure one bis pic
tures. Bring In your Children while they are in
hea tn and bsfore she sicxy season comm, noes.
Gallery on Bray IT., between ID and 80 sts.
iuiyldtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-11
CARDS..
4 HAIL, 8. WILSON &
HALL a GUITEAU,


ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS.
one Niekols Block, frat floor on Praiy street.
iune I5-dt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-11
| |Cenmissioner Of Deeds

~. =. DslRDEl9s
fORNEY Al LAW
DAvHNPORI. IOWA
xl1auns' nssa ssss sssAy, q
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-11
N. DALxELI. h co.,
CONTINUATION MERCHANTs,
ELIAS HALE,

Dealers IN Salt, Cement, Hair, Plaster, Glass, and
aus c"'nev Second and Perry strosis, Davenport,
Jan6dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-11
lUCTIONEER d COMMISSION MER CHANT


Having large and oommodious rooms for the sale
Dry Goods, Groceries. CGock.ry, Hardware, Boots
3ld Shoes, Clothing Furniture, Watches Jewary and
ncy Goods, in fact, of every description. Also-as
xent for X. Biak, slee Jun, will make
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-11
FEATHERs.

8xl0 per 100 feet..e4 80
1Oxl2 do do :. 5 %
1Oxll do do :. s 20
HAY.
Prairie ton...o4 S0d5 50
Timothy, do. 81 5OGS %
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-11
Liberal Cash Advance

d Gods Consigned to be sold without reserve al
uction.
|Oonsignments of Aercnandze OF every description
io,ed and sa es settled prompt-.
ELIAS HALE, Auctionecr,
Dec. Str Second street, 3 doors east Of Perry
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-11
Davenport Wholesale Mark

Fresh...........,. 6d10
God ......... IS 00d6 80
White Abbll's. 4 75td5
do pr bbl.... 10 80
Trout pr Dbl ID scala 90
Aackerel ,3's,....... ia 90
do 2's, Is O00l6 90
do rs, 16 WGl7 OO
Herring,l's, per boz, 80
do scaled.... 6C07O
FRUIT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-11

wOOLENS.
Plaunels, ......... 3OoSO
do twflled.. -
Linings, plaid.
Satinetts, plA fsnl0s66
n. deLaines, ,fancyl6G36
do plain l1G9o
ENC.
0l0ck sssssessssss 10
Sheetse sssseseess IJ013
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-05-26
advertisements.
TREASURER'S SALE.

AF UNSEATED LANDS AND LOTS, IN
" Cambria County, \. D. 1853.
George j. Rodgers, Treasurer Of Cambria Couss
~, Iii the Commonwealth of Penpsy lvanis, III
pursuance of tie several Acts of Assembly,
III said CoInlnvnp esslth, directing the time and
mauuer of selling unseated lands for taxes. Do
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that tho following
described tracts OF unseated lands and lots Of
ground in .he said county of Cambria, or such
parts thereof as may be necessary to pay arrear
ages OF taxes due thereon, for one year or more
will be offered for sale at the Court House in the
Borough of Ebensburg, on the second Monday Of
June (being the l4th day. and continue by ad-
5'urnment from DAY to day until the whole lie
sold for such arrearages Of taxes and C, s.r, re-
,esearily accr,IinS thereon.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-05-26
LIST OF CAUSES.

fSOk TRIAL AT AN ADJOChICSnp On.
:: Court to be held at Ebensburg. Tor .am, an
bria County, Commencing on Monday -
day of Nav. 1853
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-05-26

THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS MEID.
! cd of informing the citizens OF Ebensburg 3d.
surrounding country, that he has commenS.
business in this place, in The building iorna!
occupied by NJ. s. Harr, one door west st IL
Post Office, where he intends to carry oHhls lOs
ness in all its branches. TINWAltE OF all ee
scriptions kept constantly on hani. and al pr
ces to suit the times Country Merchants ''A
have orders filled to any amount. BY stree 81
tention to business he hopes 70 receTs ,-.T VI
share of public patronage. FELlA hA-'-
Ehensburg April 2Sth, 1858.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-05-26

ALSO.-At the same time and place, will be
sold. the following Seated Lands and Lots of
ground. On which the taxes remain unpaid,
and which have been returned te the Commission
ers agreeably to the act of Assembly of April,
29th 1914
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-05-26
LOOK HER q /! /!
NEW RIVAL
lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY

lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
- ROBERT DAVIS,
a lot of Pure White Lead
4 lot of Linseed on,
a lot of Putty
very large lot of Bar Iron and Nails, all of
which he will sell on very small profits, for cash
or country produce. CALL AND SEE. Also.
don't forget that he continues receiving fresh sup,
ilpes OF Flour and Provisions generally, of the
best quality, every few days.
Ebensburg, Septic, 1857.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-05-26
New Tfn-VYare Establishment,

Johnstown, Cambria county, FHi
Oct. 21. lS57.-5Otf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-05

JOHN L. LRwIs, Inspector Of Elections.
MO. II. NORTON, Z on the part of the
y FhbLoWFS, citizens.
J. X. DUNCAN, President Ex v,e. Com.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-05

Mr. Prordhonne. the noted Socialist he who first
openly asserted shortly after the French Revolution
Of 1913, Ia pfoprisie cesf Il pol,r (property il
theit) has recently Published work in three vol
umes, which has Just been seized 10 France BY judi
cial process and from which, for the benefit Of our
readers, we give the following extract from the last
page Of the second volume which we translate from
The New York Courier dss Efats Usis
Come, Satan, come. thou the illuminated Of
priests and klngsi Let me embrace thee, let me
press thee 10 my bosom Long IS 1t that have
known thee, and long hast thou known me. Thy
works. o blessed one Of my heart not only are they
beautiful and good, but they alone give a meaning
to the universe, and save II from absurdty. What
would man be without theel A beast. Thou alone
animafest and fecundatest labor, thou enoblest
wealth, thoa excusest power, thou puttest a stamp
on virtue. Hope thou still, prescribed one have
TO serve thee but single pen, but ii Is worth mil
lions Of bulletins"
We think Mr.. Proudhonne ct subject for lima
tic asylum and for nothing else. The French Gov.
eminent erred, II seems to us, in suppressing the
circulation Of the rawlings Of the mailman. 1t may
be that there Is dangerous method in his mad
ness,r but that might have been provided against
while the general circulation OF the bIasphemous,
detestabIe and internal doctrines inculcated in his
book, would have elected universal condemnation
and scorn from every virtuous and honest man aud
woman In the French Empire, which would have
done more to eradicate and put down the fearful
dogma Of socialism than everything else combined.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-05
ram ON ,chanluc.

There was talk yesterday about the continued high
state Of the river. 1t seems to be paramount in the
minds Of all connected with the cotton and sugar in
teress. The water is gradually extending thou
sands on thousands Of acres of land much of which
is under growing crops. A fall in the river would
have undoubtedly checked in some measure, the
water after it passed the breaks. We have no fresh
breaks unless reported in the Parish of Pointe
Coupee, near False river which occurred on Wednes-
day afternoon. crevasse at this place would inun.
date all the False river plantations and cause unheard
Of damage.
The stock Of cotton is being reduced fast. The
stock of tobacco is increasing and the receipts of the
weed will be much larger this year than the last or
for some years past. 1t is however, maintained at
good prices by the very low rate Of freights.
The receipts of Western produce have been for two
days past large for the very good business
has been done by Western merchants this season.
The talks Is that they have good share Of the great
Western trade under their control.
Freights to foreign ports on cotton are getting
transcendenty low for ehipowners but very favorable
for shippers and planters The current rates will not
more than suffice to pay for loading and unloading
The Northern mail partially failed yesterday. Our
latest advices from NewYork are to the 2sth ult yet
one day behind
The next steamer from Liverpool will be the Kan
CARGO Of the 26th. We hope she will not bring Kan
CARGO reports. The next Cunard steamer will be the
Asia for New York to have left Liverpool on Satur-
day last, the 29th ult.
On general business there very little talk yes
terday. large number of our transient population
have left this week for Northern and European re-
creation. The steamer Persia from New York for
Liverpool last week carried out thirytwo passengers
hailing from New Orleans aud Louisiana. This is a
pretty fair sum Of money paid to an English steamer
on one trip as passage money.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-05
orrIos EnscurIvn vIeLAscE consIr

OFFICE Executive VIGILANCE COMMITTEE /,
Arsenal. June :, 1883.
The Vigilance Committee, which had thoroughly organize
sef and which had temporarily and taken Of
the State Arsenal and the Municipal Jail having or
ganzed with the view Of freeing the ely of New Orleans Of
the welknown and notorious Thugsn outlaws aa.sssns
and murdercrs who nfest It, and which Vigilance emrnee
organized for three months these objects in view hereby
soeay and with the chief city Mavo
Waterman and the Superintendent Of Elections Gen Lewis
to dsband the same and reoganze the same bodv
uncer their legal sanction and thus lawful sanction for
the accomplishment of their original Objects viz freeing the
CITY Of thugs outlaws assans and The conditions
Of this agreement are
First That before dbandng shall ali have been 6rst
sworn M under onr present organization special city police
nder Mayor Waterman and special election police under
Lewis act IN er his authority the day Of election Our
duties as special city police will be bring M for trial under
adass the notorious offenders against the law that we In
tended originally TO against free the city o. IN
capacity Of Vigilance Committee.
Second, We authorized in body as nj nrassr,
composed and organized and in quiet
Of cur present position in the Arsenal until we have been
sworn in special police Of Mayor Waterman and Gen Lewis
As soon thereafter as Is practicable occupy such other
position as is selected by suitable to our own md The
punc convenience and under the legal sanction Of the Mayo
ana superintendent OF Elections all future acts SO long AS
acting in the capacity Of special city and election which
shall not be for a less period than ave days
Third Il further understood by parties hereto that the
city shall be subject expense for the nav ar 81
organization.
lsisnedl CHAs. N. WATERMAN
JOHN L. LEWIS, Inspector Of Elections.
@. FELLowRs Citizens VI 'ne
jco 2p't j. X DUNCAN, President Ex y,e Com.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-05
oRxrUARx.

Died, on The % June, jos EPH ALB1No BAREtLI, aged
81 native q Come Italy rnery resident Of Charles
ton O. and for the last twenty eight this city
Thus has passed away another good man. aye good
every honorable and highly esteemed citizen
siaunch friend and kind and afeconate parent
have his helpmste pass away and watched bis
withered branches they FELL hoped IL would have
ben distaut day indeed tree itself struck
down.
remember him 10 his early manhood with commanding
figure and pleasant and sociabe qualities and a
vore Of ALL May Con kind heavenly consolation
upon his bereaved children and friends.
CHARLEs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-05
Notice to the Ra, and Pablo.

Inasmue the Sixth District House continues to be
surrounded by armed men 1.-The streets barricsdedhe
JUICE Clerks sherifs Attorneys, gan Witnesses and all
parties having business the Court denied access and
obtain admission Of self
military despot his armed mnons and all respect due to
Court Of Justice destroyed and nasmuch events Of this
day Indicate that this condition of things will improved
deem my duty to declare the Sixth District Court of New
oreaus adjourned until the armed dispersed and the
supremacy of the Law and constitution established.
TO soon as order restored the Court will be
resumed and will be called and nxed for trial
r. K. HOWELL, Judge.
New Orleans June 18th, 1858. ies 2n,f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-05

4 / 49, correspondent Of the New Yorl
|I|ns on board The United States ship Dale
~ CAPE Dc Words, gives very discouraginp
q fR1 cruIse Of that vessel on the coast Of
ksyer and Starvation, Il seems. were among
WE % which officers and crew were forced ID
4be f'Fat Lieutenant died, and at one time
H<7 Eighty cases Of fever on board. At Ben.
'e'n ~ pnln released two American citizens, who
e4 a1en imprisoned on unsobstantiated charge by
- Portuguese authorities The conduct OF the
'SleH commander. under the circumstances, is much
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-05
Great Losstsias,a Remedy.
JOIN APERLAPEU JIM
Office, No. IA Exchange Place.


The proprietor and sole manufacturer this prepara
ton the public remedy Of value for variety Of
troublesome and dangerous diseases after twenty-five
years experience in its efficacy.
he safely recommend In all Cutaneous Diseases Of the
Skim for Badness DHndru IN the Hair Dsorganzaion the
Digestive Organs ch and Fever Bilious Chagres
temien Fever Diseases Of the Liver md Kidneys Female
Complaints etc. ETC. And in proof that he does upon
grounds he would respectfully ell the public
to the following certificates from living this eiy
New Orleans, January 20, 1888
b. GoinDear Sir: On from Aspinwsll In July
last hsd attack of Chagres fever after trying
imaginable remedy without Ell, induced try
your Kaperlapeum Fever and Agne Tonic happy
to that although is months since took the
dose, have not been troubled with chill since have
believe that medicine
rely removing the disease from my system. therefore
affords pleasure recommend most valuable medi-
cine. Respectfully yours,
L. A CLARK.
"A DryAdes street,
New Orleans, La,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-05

"oAAS's FinELIry.--The following incident we
clip from the letter Of traveller 10 the 81 In;s pe.
publican Il Is the record Of an event Of every A
me- wherein anxious eyes watch patiently for the
form that never giaddeps their sight, and the ear il.
tens ceaseesy for the footstep that returns no NOR,
forever. The correspondent says
go down on the Hesperian to-day. Even now Va
fe Siiding swiftly past Donphan, AFTER having
Touched AZ the wharf % take il passengers. As Ne
paused moment, friend Of mine pointed ouf fair
Young gfi, with sunny hair aud rose tinted cheeks
wno leanes eagerly from window as IL gazing IN.
etsan'y LOT some one whom she snxiousiy exDeete5.
Sus sew none others than the two or three who al.
en,nSr kea, and then, with look Of unaterable is
appointment, she tarned away and ilef nom sebt
a. y af'ssa to,d me that thus she had looked for
ss ~ III .hst me bloom was fading from her cheek
lug tns light from her eye with the passane If esee
ga, 'nat he whom she loved went las; year q ia
ss; ana promised % return with the early
sFf,nS mat others, all Others who ieuarfea sfs,
sas line nsd ons since come back, but no sdses
sa osqn sses'ved Of him. and that thus Sc hsd
shock o. each sad disappointment. - ~ 's'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-05

" |ieHsr10Hs A,sxxarANs The American Execu.
~ Qqmnttes calIa upon all the Ward Clubs to as
thls evening At their respective places Of meet
Ag II order TO appoint committees to attend at the
tQllf And guard tbe ballotboxes on Monday. Let
eveFy American Who values bis rights, and has any
appreciation 81 the present dsgaceful state Of a.
<Alrs 70 tha city, BE- On hand The hour Of meeting
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-05

r8- The great draw back to persons emil
grating to the extreme Western country the fear they
have of the Fever and Ague-he drefu
Every day we hear Of attacked by this disease and
made helpless in short time, without any Of aording
relief In view Of the great demand for remedy Dr.
ter has presented his celebrated B whose powers
fer all diseases Of the stomach have universally
lodged The Bers prepared after long experiences and deep
study have received the encomnm Of the ply
scans well all classes from every part country
To those who doubt their virtues all try
them and iuge for themselves respectively For by drug
gists and dealers generally everywhere my3l 2p6&lW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-05

ss- 10 the Editors of the Crescent, At n
meeting OF the American party In the D,ric held on
me 20 day Of May the following were uuani
mously made
For Beard Of Aldermen--Mr H. T. vennard.
For Board Of Assistant Aldermen, Eleventh ward-Rober
Huyehe.
We accepted the limitations.
lsgnedl H. 7. yENNARD
lsx 2pte lsignedl ROBERT HUydHE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-05

The 8u1alo Advertiser hears Of carious ea.a 4,
4ne q tle churches Of that city. where parish.
i9ner, threatening 70 withdraw from the socistS
feqs g 20 excuse that the young ladies are noi
Possibly. TIE complainant wanted to be improperly
'o'a6'e he shoald Get exparson Hallock 70 recon-
mend him 20 some church In Boston.