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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-26
The Mammoth Jack,
DEACON DARDEN, ,,

VXylLL SERVE LIMITED NUMBER OF
w Mares. the 81 siing season, a. my Stsblsr,
West Davenport, Iowa.
PspI0Rv. -"Descon Dardcn" was got by Nason's
celebrated imported mammoth" ia 'k-out Of
Thoroughbred "Biack Warrior Jenny.
DEsCRIPTioN.-'Deacon Darden" was f0aleh ON
the 18th Of July 1854, bred by Ool. 7 Chri.tman,
o. Jesssmin County, Ky. Heis FOURTEEN HANDS,
THRBE INCHES HIGH, AND GROWING. A. for bonc,
muscle aud sinew, he Is unequalled BY any Jack Ia
The State and will challenge comparison with any in
the Union.
TERMS ash--snsle leap, Sl0; season S15.-
Mares by the season. not proving With foa will re
served tie following season free VI charge Every
precaution will be taken to prevent accidents, but
will not be responsible should any occur.
The proprietor would call the attention Of farmers,
AMI those persons raising stock TO the great demand
for Mules all parts Of the country and the high
prices at which they seng.-Call and ex-
anime Deacon Darien before having your mares
served For fur her particulars enquire 1t Cannon
+ FIench's Mills or Of
sprsdAw3m J. N CANNON.
TIVE SUBSCRIBERS OFFERS TO PERSONS
i wishing o improve their stock, the services Of
his thorough bred Hereford Bull ROVER" bred
commend him 70 the public - second 10 no Bull Of
his sge and blood In the United States.
PEDIGREE Rover, calved April Alb, 1854, got BY
Cardinal Wiseman, dam, Beauty Cardinal Wise
man got by Expec. alton, out Of Wisdom by Wood
stock, x. dam by Young 1avoite, out Of Mr.. TuleJ
TrAdtgar Prise Heifer Expectation was BY Hope
out Of the celebrated Cow, Old Spot. He is own
brother 10 Mr.. Carp nters Dutchfss, which obtain
ed the nrst prize Of the Royal Agricultural Society
three years in succession two and three year
old.
Beauty, BY wonder. (42o) dam, Pretty Maid. By
Tom, (243) grand dam, Pretty Maid, BY Chalstrey,
g. dam, Old Damsel, by CoAlmsn's Bull egg dam,
Old Dassey, by Chancellcr; ggge dam, Cherry No
BY the late Thos Andre Knishts Bull, winner Of the
cup at Hereford, 1907 sggsg lam, Cherry No. bred
by the late Thos. Andrew knight Of Downton Castle
near Ludlow
Persons desirous Of improving their stock either
for the dairy or for beef would do we'll avail them
selves OF this opport unity Of breeding 70 this fine
animal.
The Hereford cattle are decided 70 be the most
choice beef In the world.
Terms OF service For common and grade cows Is
per head; for thorough bred cows ol0per head.
Enquire ct Cannon 4 Hrench's Mills, West Daven-
port, Iowa. J. u. CANNON.
aptNdAV0m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-26

stand and requested that the friesds
Of the administrators and Of The resolu-
ton which had been voted down,
would remain in the Hall.
The proceedings upon his suggestion
will be found upon another page.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-26
THE UNDERSIGNED

HAVING established himself in this place IN The
III business Of Gnvsa d BRAss PLATIne, proposes
70 al I'll orders for Ane Silver plated Doos Hate0,
Door Ksobs, Bell Pulls, Butts numbers, Hlates and
Psures adopted 70 the use Of Doors and OhuIeA
Pevs, IAehtnins nnds Points, window oash, Oesyi-
o1s and Harnsss 1imnlngs plated % order - sAess
noGios. Al vosk warranted elual 70 the basA
Wilt IAN OpnDADA.
NM banding sass o. ~ PsRasyfvania 1Sose
oeool stssse. 6p saaiSs
Acss - az
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-26

Davenport Commercial College,
Grigs's Block COR Third and Perry sts.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA
IfINCORPo RATED IN 1855 II
DIRECTORS
Hon b Sargent, zB Bowers,Eq
J.o Cock. Esq, W Wiley, Etq,
i.S Viale, E-q, PMerWin Eeq,
las N Daiz.li, Esq, FIJI Grisss, ksI,
Up Coates, Esq, II II Smlth, ESQ
Jno NJ .nnon, Esq I'D Patton, ESQ
Jos @ LOPEZ Prot. Of Book K ping and Aathe-
MATES, with able assistants.
W n PRATT, Prof OF Pcnmanshp and Bo1k keep-
" RIEPE, Prof. Of German Language.
FREDg. scHRAA0, Pr 4. OF Architectural and Orna-
mental Drawing
-LECTURERs.-
SHoRsv, Ksq., and other able Lecturers.
Our commercial Course embI aces complete sets Of
Books In every branch Of trade and commerce, vie
IIdiv iduA Partnership, JOINT etock aud Congo nd
COMPANY Business Wholesale aud Retail, Manufac.
turing, e ,mmission Raiiro I'D, steamboat, Broker.
eStdnf. Also all Lectures. and Instructions IN Com
mercial Calculations.
The course In
PENMANsHIP
10 under the Immediate supervision Of Mr.. W. n.
Pratt, who took the Premiums for Penmanship and
Gard writing, At the last State Fair, and shal be
erceled by none Edsf or West.
In view OF the uncalled for and repeated state
ments made by other parties, to the effect that TIN
IL no numerical @ liz ge Ia this State, other than
tn one they trying to estA blisb, W would call
especial attention 10 the fact that ours 10
The Only Commercial College In lswa
Where 10 given a thorough course in ali b, anches
taught 1T first clase Commercial Colleges.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
In which tho Gus pr al IN Bookkc epins
Is taught " practi a B9okkeepers aud teachers Of
experience.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which has PENMAN connected With it.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which hss moro than one teacher belonging to It.
The ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
which has LADIES DEPARTMENT SEPARATE
THs ONLY COMMERCIAL O1LIEG
Which occupies large, convenient, and wcilyentila
ted
TIE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
which relies AID always has done for public appre-
citation and patronage, upon its actual meris rsth-
thal upon boasts aud marks derogatory TO 9TH
ers, and
TIN ONLY ESTA BLLSHED OOMnBRCI Al COL.
LEGE IN THE PLACE.
Rooms open at oil hours from u TN y.
The public are invited to cali and examine ROOMS
specimens. course Of instruction and mode Of teach
ing LOPEZ 4 PRATT.
v.n1h.itt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-26

UCUnABLE,
OR NO MONEY PAID,
NOTICE TO BUILDERS,
LUMBER REDUCED.

sNHn undessened havs ut Ssesivsd large stock
J. a. -. CrDtx Len, 81 sls 1ow prepared - fur
nish, q thsR osw Mn, 1rss Nm shove the ksilssad
ngti9el ovegy description Of Duilding Timber, also
VooSilg o ilias, Aiaglss ash, Doors, ssr., ss ~
0uood prices.
0GhA ~ 0uUV1O8 D o0O
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-26
BOOTS AND SHOES.
j" RICHARDS HIMSELF AGAIN.
New Arrival,

/" RICHARDS HIMSELF AGAIN.
New Arrival.
TUsr BgCRlvsp A LARGE AND SPLENDID
u assortment Of NV GooDs, from New
York aud Boston. comprising. III part, the
following articles.
Ladies and Misses silk Gore Congress
CATERS
Ladies' and Misses Fine Lasting Caters
Ladies' and Mnses' $ F. plain, r. r.
Congress Caters, Is. S"
Ladies and Misses Satin Fored Heel
Caters
Ladies and Misses Drab Cloth, paten,
foxed heeled Button Caters
Ladies' and Misses Lasting Button Cal.
tiers, with and without heels.
Gents Patent Leather Boots
Gents Fine Calf Welt and Pump Sole)
Boots
Gents Patent Leather and fine Cali
Pumps.
Gents Cali Oxford Ties. (kid Quarters.)
And every article in the Boot and Shoe
Trade can be found ut our Store
We are also manufacturing Ladies and
Gents Wear Of every description.
eE Ne have procured the services OF B.
W. BRAINARD, from the East, whose long ex-
perience enables him to give the best salts
faction in his department of the trade
FULLER IL HUBBARD,
Ii, East Secodd st, near Metropolitan Blk
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-26

We W. II IL IL xnAL
AT THE
CITY SHOE STORE
ID. II. GA Rh n TO NJ,
Corner ltll and Brady SIS,
Is NOW RECEIVING HIs SUMNER STOCK
L Of Boots R11d Shoes for
Gents, Ladies' and ChildrtHS' Wear,
Which for superior quality and variety inno. be
Gel ed all IT which has been uctured and Sc
lected expressly for his
RETAIL TK AIDE
and wi b. sold al tn most reasonable prices to suit
the tines He also mannfa, lures To order
Gents Fine French Calf BOOls,
s. wed and Pegged; Gsiters and Shoes made by tn.
best OF workmcn OF the City shoe Store.
Junc2- dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-26
EDUCATIONAL.
DAVIS 4 TlPTON'S
M erCantilc COLLEGES.

LOCATED:
PRORI L. ILL............30 Main street
DAVENPORT. IOWA.....CJr. Filth and Braiy stS.
RKOTORS
Hon Powell, Eco b woodward, BsQ
NIB Curtiss, ESQ William Allen, ESQ
Lewis Howell Rsq Jno Cook, ESQ
VIM 8 Gregg, kq JEo Dillon, Esq
AP Bartlett Esp Jno Conn, ESq
Henry Nolie, Bsq VIM Clark, kfq
Thos L Asyne, Esq Chss Putnam, SEQ
JOS G Frye, \ Price, Esq
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-26
CHRISTOPHER CULLEF
HORSE SHORR AND FARRlER.

WISHES 70 inform the citisens Of ~
Davenport and Scott County gene
rally, that be has permanently To-
~ Gated himself In this city where be
q prepared V shoe horses on scientific pfinclpte
After twenty years study and yrsctice the snato
M Of the loot, Of which time he has spent eleven
veau under the superintance Of The bese Vetsrtna-
Hans IN Europe he wishes to cay that he will give
% ali persons hs wing horses Abosing
~ ~ disease Of corns, or oontractions, commonly
called h0ugA bound" interfering, overreaohing
quarter cracks, sand cracks, sprains Of the cords
ounders ng-bocss and 0pevins, Tor al d which no
varrnnte perfect cure ncuTso1e. The greater part
n 49, diseasss ase oaaesd ~ bod ehosng Or waue
a ugupev ioAxmsat. mQOo0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-26
Dissolution.

V'HE Co-psrner hip heretofore exiting between
J. u. II. Hall b J. Ryan, II dissolved BY limitA-
tiOn.
N II. Hall, alone, 10 antho'issi TO settle the AZ
fairs ofths late firm 10 liquidation. He vii, continue
the bu sinees nj No. West Second street.
June 1st 1857.
iulYA-i1w
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-26

TUITION.
For full Mercantile Course Including all depart
meht OF Book 1ving, Leu res an Premiership,
time unlimited NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sac
F,r u lesson business writing =. ............... 5
For unlimited course business writing, ........ ~
Time Of COmmencing-N.w-Gny time.
Lac SchOtarshiPs-lssued ia one College good 10
the Other
Diploma Awarded to we'll qualified gr adustes.
Requisite Qualifications TO enter-An ordinary
En- lish SaucaLiOn.
College Rooms la &c and commodious, airy, neat
ly fur nished, conveniently angel and In the most
b. sutiful ard healthy loca Ions In the above cities
Any further Information will be given with plea
sure on apkli, alton at the Coll sc, by sending for
Circular. Address
DAVIS h Upton,
June17.dtf Peoria or davenport
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-26
Dissolution

lD1AHOI uu1OD1.
THE late nrm Of Myers 4 Morrison, Surgeon Den
l. tists, 10 this day dissolved.
d. MYERS,
ga. AORRl3ON.
Davenport, February 20, 1sb1.
VTNHD undersigned will attend b the winding up Of
the late firm, and continue the profession st the
old stand Second st'"et. betwe Brady and Perry.
All persons who are Indebted, will psssc call and
settle ~, t.-ltfI =. D. y ans.
OaVeppovt W; OWy -. IoAA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-26

FACULTY:
ProNtssors OF Boot KEEPING and Collateral
Branchss and Lectures on ts Science Of Ac-
c0vnts
TW DAVE 6STIPToN.
J Il GoLDsMITH, J DoD0E
Lecturers on Mercantile Ld0, Rdilrodasn0 and
Marine LasD:
CHAs BONHEY, PDAvIDsON.
JNO DILLON, CHAs PUTNAM.
Lecturers on Banking. Exchange and Finance:
Harry LANDER, JHO Cook.
Lecturers on Political History and Commercial
Geogrdihy:
HENkY AUSTIN, WV TCLARK.
Instructors IN the Science and Practice Of Bust
ness Peamanstip and Mercantile CortesHon-
dence.
TW DAVIS, SSTrPToN.
Special Lectures nil DO delivered OccdstORdVy
Ly gentlemen Of kno,on celebrity, Uhich ptH 10
free to the public
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-09

fofd Brown &rGlU ~ EBs Bcs .sco--ga baIes cotton ID
~ otsS AcG5l " 1afa co55 taog G5ias s cos S9
Canueliy gbmpm-ss Lewis \ 0elsl6JS biIes c1fe9
TaRrg5 SEih5qFaa S So tyste q Ne99do
l6 HENDERSON Terry kcol6 Carroll Hoy Sca5 bales cotton
10 Hail Rodd & PUta-iG 8a,lnaT Stanton Z TS
geyelRd Brothers Eeo-5Johu Il leesundrea order-Toa
vIcKsBuRG-s Steamer Natohoz-5a5 bales cotton Washing
Ton Jackson 9so2 dAes Henagsen Peae bales cotton
John Watt &co f9 Payne lNrrsoa-l5l Wright Allen GGo
~ $q@ Holmes Green cranp-52 6"e cotton
Peisos co-8i knoS sns6 WIZ I STs %sgS d6 @
n S2gart, FOLEY AYeE65 tobsqn AlIea6l bales
6s Connolly + Ghmpin5Q Donuell tco-5j bales cotton
Edwefd Nae &So9g 90 harang A6bay Moeheadi9 do
Lewis 9gesby42 a > TuiIy &eq33 Hughes uyllsed
MeA ee &co24 prehard, Flower &eo2 . Nelson Eco--2
RtchEgd Nugeut scos Byrqe, Vance EcoES Hugely Blair
7 &de tco---2 NJ D cooper kcosuudrcs order-Toal
ST LotIS-s9mer Michigan hbs -four IS bbls potatoes
6bls whisky i oulaor-8O b6s whisky J + Hyde tSol0
66y Nacaya2S Mil fo SHTie &sol G1i 9gG to
q BIiiecbe 25 IIs o9r hpiU3 eo!9u 90 70
Pcdre4uye Brothers bb flour sacES oa Is James
Frank D4uel5S coils rope leo sacks bb I'VE 70 K ii
" as g gqR eracsr s Tep2 FINS G9asr lgtc
casks cabbage John uBrien-5 do hams II pkgs lard to
and boxes gware John Gauch3O soap c1sss bacon
tfoe cye W t RSs poto t%ThS 2Si Pr P0
0BrienlO5 bIls potatoes Th6s KecTe45 bbls potatoes 10
sheep McclUe--sundriss order.
81 LOuIs-Steamer chHnpon-ll bales hay john Duay &
bacon D Iowd sSuiyanI65! bis ionr Gark \ Moby@s06
10 do pix g5 6J our ore Gayis tcG252 bSl aour to
IGomPS9n G252 eI ~ TFP5 S \ age-lo4 stes Poa
Werle5 DO lard 800 hbis -four Keep, Bard Of
hans casks bacon Wright eo5 b l5ar ROBERTSON (
AGI29zaI5Q Dos 199T FtdteaiS Brotte601 hbls tour
PIES AaeneeeR9 90 lHa OIL E4ce euan53 sacks corn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-09

GRAND GULF-Sieamor D CaEroli-294 bales cotton To
Person %eol7G John Watt &co-i47 Connolly Ghanpu
r. thos Henderson PealeiQ5 Vaudeville MoIihelny
IyA " HshinEton Jackson sculOH { Kicks
haEdng Abby MoTehead5S FeloWes Eeo47 bales cotton
y v fSllin kcoii y II AhyS bales oYiEga4
fne aRee Ne96 FFelsen Stevenson Sce24 bales
IofElssen bf0s2l lintkner. Stanton
Shepherd jl6 Buekuer Stanton a SeWmaIl--l7 A d Kelly
cold 5 y Nelson &cos do A AlienbeEgor co-S bales cotton
Carroll, Holmes SeoS PTeh8rd FloEerlu machinery
NJ arygy Sco-sundfies TO otderrota l4S7 cotton
RED RIKER-Steamer San FIowar-I2 bale odIan 10 Ar
Mtenberger Borgon2S Carroll, Hoy keol5 j DbSlva
8ce-20 Washington Jackson &cg4A w 4 EUrquhaFi-sU 10
DeFruJ 3illers35 W 4 J MongonerySH 4 Carter Geo-
iiliisi Ferguson Ecnl0 Wright, keo
10 Ahds sugar q bbls w II OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 OF
ler-Total 265 bales cotton.
YAzoo RIyaR--stsenss Atton-lis baIes cotton Roca.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-09
aas al r fsrt,
&c. lNrEL-I-.sa E.El g.E.
s1TrenAy. oatobar 3. Is58.


The 0aei9usas geekly packet Bayou
Eapf John Lyons, arrived last night, and
agalh this evening at n M, as usual
Rea river passenger packet Yazoo Belle, Capt
Batler, arrived with 49s bales cotton. She is
tie leyeet near The foot of Grayier street, re-
gisiF freight, ana leaves again to-day at p NJ
Ine gazoo river packet Alton, Jgy Capt John W.
II 7te, Arrived with $50 bales cotton. She viii leave
his eyening 81 s P. NJ. positively
m Grand Gulf packet D. n. Carroll, Capt VIM.
EIaha4l arrived with lass bales cotton. She leaves
esin as 4 p. M, as usual in connection with the
tchez
81. T.5ais passenger packet Michigan, Capt. A.
gs4Y5iyepani arrived with full cargoo OF Western
a0daoe. She leaves again today, positively, at P.
va are Indebted 70 her gentlemanly officers for
1se papers.
glcksburg .. 8. fnail and passenger packet
afehaa, Capt. e, P. feathers. arrived with 1919
sss cotton. She leaves again at 5 P. NJ to-day as
Tba splendid new railroad line passenger packet
aspion, Capt. 3. B. Moore, arrived from St. Louis
Id very large cargo Of produce, part Of which
aa S. bales cotton. Mr.. Duyal w. Young, her gen
eEssniy purser, win please accept our thanks fol
xate papers The Champion leaves again on Tues
day at r. a., being the regular packet for that
ag
The swift steamer Republic Capt J. Z. Mont
gserg arrived rom 81. Lonis with a full cargo j;
I'll was 1880 bales eotton. Hersafter she will run
Is vfeksbnre leav;np here every Monday at P. NJ.
Fetnr7,;nT. iesve yieksburg eyerv Thursday at 5
III we are obliged to her polite clerk, Mr.. NJ. A.
SEusten, for late papers
Tho Louisville packet Woodford, Capt NJ Irwin
arrived from Cairo with full cargo of produce.
s Ieayes aeain to.1ay. at s p, III. taking freight
s tt,a OHIO river We aFe obliged TO her gentle.
s,srts IT. n n MoT,aurfIin for late naners.
"a, ,r-f,se W. Ra,,a, Esf,s for f7nsIo,sqs.
q: NJ to-lav il cbarre IL CAM John LYONS
eIevs H. n q, rlerlin IL ztla off,a leaves
$500 T,,o Payo, T,slle estoblisbed bar ren1.
!, ,,ror,1,t "a ro,iabia
she has sanaror ,oeo1,y,,o5attons for nd.
Ian, sI5,,o,. ma ai,, oeicers
- e.. aat;t I9 to5a1
NJ. - ,so.sar,,o, ,asI.a, I;
y VIZ on5 ,,onnI,r can't avid
;tb mi ahIi@ng M mani Moore in t1e
49, F3s Ill ls,7inrs nm tba PIacE
81 a. ~, tt,e ,,,tsr viii reT
~ T,aIa Z q, ant;ral, ,o7v III ,Sitb
5st ~ ..s,,,,5,,7atio,,s H. ,,.ssa,,r,o,., ond
ss - ~, -,
.r iaai,,,s as ao,,o ,,;t1,o,t
ss
A at r.. 4ia pNf y A.
,sa,.o.,, NH.
49,, 60 ~, ~ Gu.
ls,,,;Ss =, az o,ast ~, - MI
mr. rriii ,,sI, ,a7tioFiar otto,tian j. M
Al. III f,ss,,. ,r7 AZ.
Il +, ~. Ca
ss. :, 81. 49, d.. ~
Tss Y, ys,l.:ta s,1o5i5 ,,as
314 Ii II -
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r E4 I'M Al ~, " C Rs 3oS GgALEEs IA SIZES
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-09

Pr UtJ 3 y 4
TIM COPPER INK AID SHEET IRON WQIsK1EH.
running "copper" TN Alhe and neet Iron " oT aqFen a
their various branches.
sbaet5 eaa / asf1 ,nd Tr,, t5,os f-a. g4 ssst.
On - - - - ~ - ~ : 2' ~, sa, lto ss
5ath tubs Nash-haud BtSlt and Stands Hip and SRag7
Baths. Water Closets Iron Sinks; Pumps
eGREG18a and DRAB WASHSTANDS suitable for SITTER
works or without d beautiful article for bed rooms
yefave constant ~, had a Ia l ,u I,ta5 s5ss
= VI iia4a u nsFBe aH1 VEL ssteeteu as79A
meat
snel as B,6 Cocks E55 Irrrzt ami 3cl,, Cocts 81 ii
ig. 1zJos,lsta5 gtt -, ., ~
$50 4' s slaLlp oohtis' gon'lte's09Hs
of Rot cold water Lager Beer and Gstern Gscks al Sizes
Also Plated G0ekso a kinds Brass Hose and Plain Coup
tngs, and Hose Ppesrom To- incha5 and all Brass Ware
rH2 - = 1i'' e2 lVi4sllLlel,t'
we nave the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANG 3, which s
has proven to be the very ariceoG the kind now
Also the celebrated Charter % and Amman 9nol stoyes all
s,ss +,,a5,- ~. ~, ms $3.50 =. V =. - +
Nt W. stles ol from ons 70 hVe PesQs up 10 stAeS
that will cook for six hundred.
Areaso Agents For the celelnte3 JFFFRFyjs DOUBTE-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-09
9tn 0rleans ztlupeg 5tlarbrt.

- a' 49, y t4'I,
III W l'se aoas le-uAs 4 ~ Iapes taafhss, WIN
- s'sss @sfe 9astl4ss u 8oouE 9zzgVu9t when WIS
at9s Y eAsess y VIZ income an mproYea eellhS "
W. 9foaeh eooat Dl me change IN Tue
S.tn tas..se ~ plll, guy eleaI WIN 9spl' Noftn
sa9 s.ta5s pnst.s eh9IRss hANe aly ihlaehe on
4 NJ - - tS' iie sa'i'eS eohitsioa
& VIZ Wy '''su Z s'Aoss Ae' eAe ee'st
s Ns1is, W 4'esloh o. tne extent 81 ne crop q
pt..4l,legs he Vsas.ees ana INJURY
Z sAPpgsu s'' sl' st.t'e
H t99AIassa u eolQa M advance oil last year is taken
saveW by these who and
a. go. f..sts5.,,3aL 34:t
et leu 4setys occurred rs iolowsf
M8&8 Nov 20 Oct "a
5Eess .4ss..ss,.....s3s. 81 Is54. .,.... Nor /
$3.50 .-!44-..34..,..... .tl5t "a lsS5 MOI o.
sHsSl s..s.s +. nv. -. Nov. ~ I855. iii
as s1 My. y
~ fgs1pa5rsa III fFfyf fsaq8 N ~ - Ii
sss6qs g,f g5rtnsr yrars stle ,sta4sl
Y. tsas'ea 'esAlta WIN ne lAVotaple ana
aAItg interest DC ghy refnnnarattd by good yield
5self prices.
Yhs exchange market was abuudantlv sanuliai mn, ,h
is5i5sSs zili{ sfi5sss - NIP''st9 s"0 1nousA
e@aF " rate WIS VITA Que bank holding at Bgh
4F4sfs fi,srf ,vage sl4vaF8I teapssatnqs Al IN
sSss3 f# nv $3.50 - h, - y l''sa al9
~ U.s.! a4ls ie4 +as@2aNA9 per CT aus tot good com
bills oh NeW York thirty days sight 3s0l7ct dis
Steer fatss sgh ain l9se iig zen laysi sinh IL itt
aadqR ha market heaVg-sale5 Of bills shipping
asaaisnis 81 l 07 ma yery choice signatures Al 7t5
s.t5=8s $50 . r. a. 4 40 - - 1rsTg 35g,z5
s3 ssse Ag8ss1 ah9 sA'eA WsIe Ni1e ~ l9Alt leoa9
~ $40 H. fsllsAnee iVs iO59Il9d=ha Latter Tue bank
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NnlEce OF Dissolution.

M
OF
nership existing according written articles Of agree,
ueni between the members OF the g. Of Baylor Co The
will be dissolved the unfinished business placed in
Manchester, March, 1865, IS Jaw
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a.aa,a r-,,-sszyrszy.y., PDNTCBAE{piABN RAIL-
EAhA haasf al lsEsS57I ROAD SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

On Sundays the steam train will leave the city every hour
after o'clock
Horse will leave the city every morning o'clock
and the Lake one huur after the last trains.
Extra special trips when required, by nofyng the
duGtor.
Station House has been oecteda GENTLY Ridge where
the steam trnn will stop when required rXcep mail trips
and after O'Clock Sundays Fare each way, Is and
the Conductor mnst have timely notice stop Il
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sz11a, -,-.,,--,-=zs-gr~ FOR LAKE BORGSE
hfS2 Esa5 s15s }IaxicSI }ulfM E&ICAR
Es{SAs 51s9SE@SssSsGULF RAILWAY. - Depot,
corner of LooGchttareu Hud Champs Elyssee.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
To Procorye Lake Borgue-d.sance 28 miles, Fare
through, 90 cents children and slaves, hail price,
Departure Of TTgius-DAILY.
Leave the city for the Lake, nt....... ......I0 A. ~
at.....,-.,,,,.. ~ 7. H.
Lake city, Rt.''.....-..''t. $3.50 pa A. y
....-.t,,.. 7. NJ.
Office 20 Common street. Fer all business Of the Railroad
Department any other business connected with the estate
the late Alexander Gordon, supply to
W. u. BAEEWELT. Executor,
gho the ouy person authorized to make engagements sn
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Canal every afteen minutes
the deuot so22 #
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ny TELEGRAPH.
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Are prepared to anuaetnre any article m the above hu
ness suitable Tor Steanh9at an9ti9n and ReHnefy use such
ms Rimnes Fabads juice BoSes TANKS Fiif e 5fa
s a s as rates and in q make usaT
nassei by any house in the trade.
@ az also S rensTe IN ali orders from civ or eonnrv a.
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Iinn VALLEY Cutters and Rpofng Down Pines Fancy Ind min
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Tsrrior STOVES
IRON Pine WORK and Ffttfnrs always On hand
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sauls Steam Engines Boilers Sugar NILS, Ydcqun PANS
lg lAeHiIt saw 5lls I'm FEARING iron VoluLalH aat
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49, md SDortiDe sFafug in dill ia brauche4
WboiesgIsa nd rsf5 dealers In American IiiFes
Era pistols md Fire-aF1nsof eyery gaFiatg is 81
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enss Drugs, Perfumery etc etc, Nos ~ An9 et aag
eagtreet
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T3zsEBltuM MOSS t-gsR1mIUM mOssl-PUT
best order tot shipment
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THE BEST on MATTRESSES,
of AL kinds.
Planters give your Negroes GOOD healthy Bedso 10 had
EAAPRELLa \ BOEDEEAHA.
e2J Iy Office, lT7 Gaua street.
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