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The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-20
Spectral lggO8aees,

SAVE Your GARDENS. E. Lyon
Chemist, discovered an Asiastic plant "a rencA
d,red leaves of which is deadly poison to g1 Pow
all species of Insects, while it is perfeet,1 and
70 mankind and domestic animals child ' cs
it. He has received medals from Russ;aN T Saa ca!
England Germany, and numerous colloI lanctI
societies 1t is a m ,st important discovorse and
idea of being rid of these pests in warm ~. The
is a luxury. We can now hear the bed iI Sns'I
Lyons Powder sure as fate.
Will our race extermineaie
Arrangements are made through Messr0 n
& Park, CT New York. to sell it tbrouoSoD arneI
world. 1t is put up in tin cansters. and la'
the flame of E. LYON. N oear
Magnetic Powder kills all insects in tr;..
Magnetic Pills are mixed for rats and mice'
Sample TASKS, rs cts. regular sizes EO
and ST. BARNES s. PARK. Nav w w cts
Also the Mexican Mustang Linimentf A
August 9th, 1s59-1meow.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-20

Mr. Ten Broeck's American horse Starke won
the race for the GoodwOOd stakes, against field
Of seventeen competitors. The Goodwood cup
was won with the greatest ease by Promise Land,
the American horse Prioress coming in third
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-20

Hon. o. R. Singleton and Frank. Smith,
Esq, candidates for Congress, have made
joint appointments. The Know Nothings
are so small in numbers that they couldn't
get man in their own ranks to run against
Singleton, hence we have two Democratic
candidates. Vicksbuyg Sun. sa
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-20

THE NEXT HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Al
though Kentucky and Tennessee have gone largely
Democratic, at the late election, on their State
tickets, the Opposition have gained several mem
bers of Congress in each, owing to the Demo.
cratic division in some of the districts. The
"South Americans" as they are called, will have
q1ite handsome force in the next House of Rep
resentatives and WELD the balance of power in
that body. Their strength may be computed
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-20

Hail." Hell, my dear hearers" exclaimed
an Irish clergyman, while addressing barn full
Of barbarians, in the back part of the Emerald
Isle, Z" He'll is place of inexpressible torment,
besides being altogether incOnvenient"
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-20

MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILRoAD.AThe Holly
Herald, of the 18th inst, says:
The energetic contractors are progressing with
this road rapidly, considering the many disadvan.
tages they labor under. The trussel work and
bridge at Grenada will soon be completed, and
before the commencement Of September the cars
viii De running into Grenada After that the
WorK van progress rapidly from both ends of the
TGaa' ana we may expect, almost beyond per-
adventure; 70 see this great road in full connec
ZION with new Orleans by or before Christmas.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-20

The SICKLEs FAMILY. is stated that
the wife of the Hon. Daniel e. Sickles, with
the other members of the Bagioli family.
are about to take up their residence in Italy
and in the event Of Mr.. S. losing bis sea
in Congress, he will Immediately join them
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-20

A letter was lately received at the Chicago
postoffice, directed TO an Honest Man." The
chief clerk sent it to the dead letter department,
with the candid confession that the man address.
ed did net live in Chicago.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-20

The London Herald says that the formation of
coast telegraph around England has been sug-
gested by circular more especially addressed
to the shipping interests.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-20

YELLOW FEvER.-We regret to state that
there have been several deaths from fever
among the unacclimated residents Of this
city, which the physicians have pronounced
yellow fever. If it is an epidemic here at
present it has not proved nearly SO fatal as
last season. We will add, that there have
been no new cases within the last several
days, and that Matamoras is quite healthy.
Brownsville FLGq, 4th,
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-20
The Great English Remedy,
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
Celebrated Female PiIIsY

Prepared from a Prescription Of Sir J. Clarke N,
d., Physician Extraordinary 10 The Queen.
This Invaluable medicine is unfaiing in The
cure Of oil those painful and dangerous diseases
to which the female constitution ID subject. IL
moderatcs all excess and removes all cbstructiOuv
and speedy cure may be relied on
TO MARRIED LADIES'
it is peculiarly suited. 1t win, in short time,
bring on the monthly period with regularity
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Gov.
ermcnt Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent cOun,
terfeits.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-20

YELLOW FEvER.-The Yellow Fever is
prevailing as an epidemic at Tampico, and
along the coast of Northern Mexico gene
rally.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-20

KENTUCKY LEGIsLATURE-The election
returns from all the counties of Kentucky
except five have been received. In the
ninety-nine counties whose vote is already
announced officially, Magofin has majority
of 1894, and Boyd 10,56O. The counties
not heard from will probably increase this
majority.
In the next Legislature, it is now believed,
the Democrats will have a majority on joint
ballot of Is votes.
To the Senate, the Democrats are supposed to
have elected. .........."..................24
The Opposition.
Majority.
To the House-Democrats. .......................69
Opposition. ............,.........41
Majority.
This will be gain Of six over the number
of Democrats in the last Legislature
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-20

LEGISLATURE OF TENNESSEE. The Daily
Avalanche, of the 18th inst, says the next
Legislature of Tennessee will be divided
politically as follows:
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-20

The Democrats will have sixty-six regular
members from the South and twenty six from the
North, making ninety-two in all. There are six
Independent Democrats elected The House, on
the question of organization, will be thus divided:
Regular Democrats. %
Irregular Democrats. 6
South Americans. "a
Republicans. .....-"""...".,.....". ia
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-20

Grand Mask and Fancy Dress Balls
AT THE
ARTESlAN SPRINGS.
A SERIES of these Masked and Fancy ex
N Dress BALLS, will be given at the IN
above popular Watering place, under the Wa
management Of Prof. ]. VEaAs, Of New Orleans.
First on WEDNESDAY, August 10th.
Second on THURSDAY, I" 18th.
Third on WEDNESDAY, September 9TH.
Each Of the Balls will be succeeded by splsn'
did Supper.
At which the Ladies Of Mississippi and adjoin-
ing States are respectfully invited to be present
B6s~ Mad. Groux, Of New Orleans, will be at
the Springs, with her fine assortment Of Dresses
and Masks Of all descriptions, preparatory TO fur
nishing the visitors with any costume they may
desire.
B0r Mr.. :.BayessdorHsr's splendid Band, o.
New Orleans, win be in Attendance. 3
The Proprietor pledges all his exertionstO give
his guests satisfaction.
W. R. LUCKETT, Proprietor
August G, 1859. (40-bt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

BURGLARY IN PHILADELPHIA-S3,OOO WORTH OF
FrRs STOLEN AND REooyERED.-M Cohen, Ger
man cap dealer, doing business at No. 81 lhbeHy
street and No. 403 Canal street yesterday arrested
having his possession large quantity OF furs the
proceeds of burglary committed about month ago
on the fur store of Mr. Reisky in Third street Phia-
delphia which broken into and robbed OF furs to
the amount Of $4,000. Soon after the commission of
the burglary, the Newfork Police were telegzPhed,
and Officers Elder McCord, Sowey, and King Of the
Detective Force commenced searching for the stolen
property and they visited numerous auction stores and
other places and with surprise noticed that sew
er of the cap dealers who had not heretofore dealt in
furs had supplied their stores with them. Suspicion
rested on Cohen, and the foreman of Mr.. Reisky's
store was for Cohens house and then
searched and - 800 worth of furs, identified as part
of the stolen property was found Some of them were
secreted in the coal-eeIlar and garrett The trimming
had been stripped from the tippets, cuffs capes, &c.
but the private marks not eHised, and BY these
they were identified. Cohens wife was also arrested
and with her husband held to await examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16
MARINE AFFAIRS.
WRECK OF THE SHIP JAMESTOWN.
MOBILE, New. Ia

WRECK OF The shlf JANhsiVnN'
MOBILE, New. H. 1852
The ship Jamestown, hence for Liverpool, with
cargo 600 bales of cotton valued at $4,000 part
ed her chains during the gale of Sunday, 18th, and
drited ashore on the Middle Ground, where she now
lies biged Vessel and freight insured In Wall street
for s57, OOo-vessel $4,000, freight 1900. The
jamestown was built at Williamsburgh, n. T., In
Isi7 was isl register, rated &, and is owned
NV Slate & Co. of New-York.
A dispatch dated yesterday says she had violent
northerly gale on the 18Th steamer Is taking out
cargo from the ship Jamestown. The ship George
washington, from Liverpool il also ashore, but Will
he 90, of. The ships d. S. Choste, City Of New
York. Mobile City, f. Churling, City OF Brooklyn,
and Advance drifed foul of each other, and are dam
aged in their upper works and rgging-By telegraph
10 Elwood Walter esq, Secretary Board OF Under
writers.
,oss oy rur SNIP VIRGINIA AND MELANCHOLY FATE
oF TIE CAPTAIN.
Intelligence has been received in Liverpool OF tne
total los of the ship Virgins, belonging 70 james
Beaslsv esq. on the 18th May last, while on an exPe-
dtion IN search Of guano. The vessel was wrecked on
New Nanfucke; Island; and fourteen Of the crew,
afler remaining that island until tue sth o. su''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

CHrRcH or THE PURrTaNs.-At a meeting of The
Board of Trustees of the Church of the Purtans held
Monday evening, Nov. IA, 1859 the following pre-
amble and resolution were unanimously adopted:
WIrreas This Bosr5 Learn ;aou-h TIE pubc prints that
Mis- tombstone hss made appeals the people Of Greet
Britain sustain tbs Church o. tbs PuFtlns and
appears letter Of the pastor o. the Church addressed 20 the
Rv n Spar-ron ERslznd that he ltke pasior
individuals Authorized Miss Johnsons to collect money IN
Great Britain for this purpose
drd IA1reas In the opinion Of this Beard such spPeA
Il contrary best Interests Of the Church and Society aud
slcusted inure them in the esaton Of the Chri>tiSa
puhc since the contributions s0yht for the Of
meeting ordinary expenses Of worship, which rghnny be-
lens 70 the congregation 10 pay.
Rr.os>S Therefore. tbs ths Bead dsavow 81 r~s?onsi-
by the o. Nj. loS1sso2s oes - the eceJ
OIL Trussc~.."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16
FIRES.
FIRE IN EAST THIRTEESTH STREET;

FIRE IN EAST THIBTEESTH STREET.
At q O'Clock on Tuesday morning. tire broke out
in stable in the OF No "a East Thirteenth street
owned BY Thomas McCune, and occupied by Thomas
and John Pagan and John Sullivan. The building was
entirely DESTROYED and three horses burned to
death all attempts at rescung the animals proving un-
awaiting. Loss on stable 500, and on horses $500.
No insurance. The fire is said TO have been the work
ID design.
FIRE IN WEST ToRTY-sEYENTH STREET.
On Monday evening the roof of Sir. Cases car
oenter shop in the rear of No 263 Fortyseventh
street was set on fire by sparks blown thereon from
the chimney belonging to the same premises Damage
slighf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

No. hih the poiss vhsi Of .ctisn would yos rees
rssrS 4, she Ia.it~sf Yoars rr~psctfally
PURDY. Presidezt Board o. su7, - -
D,srxIcT- ATroExnr's Osyics. NOV "a 'S1A
FLtyAH n Prnpy xsq. Pyesidssf Hard 81 s1gv1ss1e
DEG. srR. In snsaer TO your letter o. ihs gay
pecny r-oon~nd h.t TIE Bosrds o. Registry no, sfn-nse
With che roi should adjourn from day 20 Day sn,'. ,.'y
furnished the poSts by the County Cier and sa1 eey
should then proceed without delsy to make ens TIE
'''%'' Ssuss ,ruly. NELSON J. WATERBURY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

to meet party who celebrated his safe return IN a.
yers performances, which not concluded ll this
morning.
The ascension was q most beautiful one, ana tne
voyage pleasant and profitable. We understand tha'
the Professor intends to start on his transatlantic trip
in the great balloon, the "City of New-fOrk," on
SATURDAY next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16
CITY ITEMS

AcaDExr or MusIc-"The sieiliAn yespers will
be performed this evening for the last time, bur one,
this season.
Tomorrow, Madame Albertini viii make her
debut in the role Of Leonora IN the opera Of III
Trovatore." Sienor Beaucarie viii also appear IN the
same opera in his original character OF Manrieo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

EXCISE CoxxIssrosERs-The Board held ifs forsy-
seventh meeting yesterday and granted two licenses
10 storekeepers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

Mr.. George J. Arnold lectures on "The System e.
Nsture - Al Mozart Hall, tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

The opening Of proposals for the night-soil couraes
has besn postponed 70 Saturday At noon IN S0n.qsee va
s, ,,-I ~ py IN tie case Of City Inspector Desvsa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16
CORRECTION



SIR: In your Daily for Nov IA notice 10 the report
Of CIV lecture In Plymouth Church ast evening few nssiss
Tho fault possbiy Of my port Ia speakins
possibly Misrepresentation the part Of tho reporter
The commission received not rom the "Tract soctst5
but from the Home Missionary Society.
The with drswzl tho Oid SCHOOL rssoftera<
Church " but from the Nevscbool Presbyterian Chareh and
this withdraw because the synod desired such VIA
dswa but because the Synod and Presbyey gave eydens
that they would hes further testimony sgsi slavery
Mr. Jones tied to tree, but simply removed r.ns
road srubbey dense forest and tbs exeeuouef ~
sisted striking the "preseher pot from fear q nJsns
the party" but ALLEGED from az Of dfsedstn7 tns ps1y
persons then ssaocizfsd with bin.
know aid not on evening spe4k with sssrnsss sa4
freedom therefore take the fault myself II yoa correct
the win prevent from appearing n wrong ss-
tzde. Yours Respectfully, JUN y. Fsk-
PRasKs OF A LUyATic.--Michael Brohany Of Sal
IVAN County tbs STATE recently arrived N HegYerk s0
pat up with brssherne~. James Grn, living Il Ne g
reens On Tresdsy morning. shout hspszt occck.
Brohany who suffering from dslifUm fro1
bis bed selling ke I'D Of hot sssve severely G
Thomas CzTf wirh H. During the sssgh BEchaay
severely baned that. oand necessary convey him -
tho HeE-Yet Hospital
Rus-0vER CAsUALTY.-John Conloy Of No. 10
werhsr.es over b. horse and cslt driven ~ 90
Brian brtt and had bis feet badly crushed he re 49,
the New-fort Hospital Britt arrested end hs's ~
apinxtion
ScALDEp 70 DxArH.--Coronsr Jscku1n eeia -
inquest e No II Chsny street. upee the ssdy e W. -
kks, esild TIVE yssu ~. VIE ~ tates fs9 3" v~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

PRISONERS LIBRARY, SIsG SIs0.--Mr. VIM. Jag
HssEe hS since the date Of his last report received t Us
above library books and gaines follows From Jiseh Ba
IA vols Chss T. Terry Hudson N T. IS vols K Broad
ley numbers ofHspes Masazne Joha Wade 100 nunbss
Of as.orted nes Dr. Smith 6numbers Of Punams Mag
ze D. MeKernon 20 numbers ofassoed magazne-i Geo "
Bets ESQ., II volumes Of books and msns~ "
volumes unknown donors the Hon. Mira Roosevelt -
Numbers Of Hsrpers and ether magazines VIM jay Hssks
70 assotted numbers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

Lafayette Temple of Honor No. "a Temperance
association, held public meeting and Bible presentation a hs
rooms Lamsrtins Hail. Eighth and Twenyninh ars
Brief addresses we're made by Mess O. T. Fcbes w. Ga and
d. Galbath The Rev Dr. Lathrop presented the Bible
beautiful COPY the z Of the American Bible Society. vss
received in behalf Of the Temple by W. T. H. McKimsA
Good and appropriate sung under the direction Of M
Benjamin. during the evening. Bro H. Cali presented 70 NJ
McKn beautiful gold behalf Of the Temple And N
friends Of Temperance The recipient briefly responded az
trusted that the hands the DIAL would poat 70 hs
bour that would cane regret their and uns
peced r The filed By sdeshsed audience fss
Temple intend hold pubic meetings during the Wnte dos
notice Of which viii be given in The TRIBrxz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

ScALDEp 70 DxArH.-Coronsr Jscku1n heid -
tss child TIVE yssn ~ VIE ~ iatss tas q :" v~H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

The Boston Journal says: Thrty-seyen vessels
arrived at Gloucester last Sunday from the Bay 81.
Lawrence. with fares, we hear averaging about 10
barrels This is a small catch for tve-months voy-
age, and will leave the with but little money
A very large feet is still absent and may yet bring
home good fares if the weather should prove favor
able The Gloucester vessels the last to leave the
Bay and every year the gamers by their prolonged
stav frequently making handsome trips after the YES
sels from all other ports have arrived home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

PoLI-LIsrs FOR THE DECEMBER ELEcTIos.-Yes-
terday, at o'clock, the County Registrars were noti-
fed to appear at the chamber Of the Board Of Super
yisors to obtain the po-ists of the late election, for
the purpose of completing new registry for the De-
cember election. Only those of the first three Wards,
however, could procure their po-lists, and the re
ulainder went away without. The reason for this is
that in most cases the canyassers Of the late election
sealed uptheir poiss IN the same package containing
the election returns, and that the law makes il an
oense to open any Of these seals until received and
acted upon the meeting of the County Carvassers
The following official correspondence has passed upon
the subject:
Esv-YoRx, Nov. Is, 1889
NAIsos J. WATERBURY, Bsa., Attorney, &c - -
DEAR Sin: appears that the pos.s for mess Of the E
ton Districts Of this city sealed with the election rts
A. Il necessary for the Inspection Of Registry 20 n1yethe
lists rake Up tbs regy ss IN sceoTtAnos Win the hs
paased the last session Of the ztu have e1desyo7ed
IN procure to-day vote Of the Board OF %
opsn rsurna IN order ts the po. may b tken out
ssd furnished the pspeoe Of Ry fer the respective
districts INDEX iAsss circumstances - tas cs1J SisE& cas-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

LAURA KEEsE's THEATER.-On Monday evening
a burlesque of Norma was performed for the first
time at this theater with Miss Mccarthy and Messrs.
Mark Smith and Vincent in the principal parts. 1t was
thoroughly successful. Mr.. Smiths presence as the
deceived prestess was imposing. Morally fail though
Norma might have been, physically she was not 80.
Mr.. Smiths singing Of the highest comic excel
lence, and Mr.. Vncent's was not far behind. Mrs
Mccarthy, who played Polio, warbed most delicate
Establishments InfantiIe grace and loveliness were
cenetred in the gentle twins. The piece, which is full
of fun throughout is to be repeated every night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

AxERlcAS GENERAL CosnuTEE.-The American
General Committee held meeting at No. 327 BoweFy
Last evening. The necessary arrangements for the
forthcoming charter election were made The Con-
vention for Mayor and Governor of Alms-House is to
meet at the rooms corner Of Broadway and Lspenard
street on Friday evening, Nov 49, and the Council
manic Conventions Monday evening, Nov. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

SUICIDE By HASGISG--A CHISAxsS KILLS HIM
sELF-Coroner Jackman held an inquest, on Tuesday,
on board the steamer Ocean Bird, lying at the foot OF
Corears street. upon the body Of Asiatico Catalina
native of China 30 years of age, who hung himself 70
beam over his berth. 1t appears that on saturday
evening he quarreled with another Chinsman, whsm
he attempted to stab He then ran from the ship oue
was retaken and put in irons On Monday evening rs
was found suspended by the neck and dead. verdic,
"Suicide by hanging"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-06
sMAYORAETY--t>FFICiAIs.


sAs'ss5s's s's5 & H:sl nss Il ossssss ;ssssss
scosassa Css - " ~ cty IT Nsw orlesn.
sSs No. 42sS.
tye rssSe ia ID Journal With sestiun 10
81 The nsg City Chse that il the iaat,en q me 0om
mon Council 70 cause 10 6e paved With a. bloc e foydras
sree both siaes Of the foydras from nsfonne 70
1sssnp.N iisies isisn,dl II o. NIXON,
s President Board Of Aldermen.
~ President Board of Assistant Aldermen
AppsiiSsse issassi a. ssssSssAaD ssSs srIrH, Mayor;
= y true copy :. u FAbkS, Secretary.
By virtue .bss ncsiss hsrssy gsso that
scet paved with blocks both sides OF the Poydras
mrrk.E Firt Dsc Baronne to Rampant street. agree-
ably 70 me lsh ssct0n Of the CITY Shasss5 sr,r u.,,
sss MAIRIE DE Ia NouyELLs- -oRLEAss,
Hotel de vile, de jansier 1859
sConssu Ccnmun do Ia Nouvelle Orleans Ss
No 42S8.
Eesolu Qus le Maire autorse donner avis dams e
Journal oce cnnformement Ia section 120 1a chars de
VILE rintenon de Ia ve de Ia Nouvee Orleans est
sire pAver pieces qusrrees Podra deux CO.
parts. "a
y n 4ssa. President du Board des Aldermen
j. Is (SignaJ CHAS Il. WALDO.
g S5s. President du Board des Asst Aldermen
oss. lss;ssl GERARD sr1ra asss Ms,.s s..,,,..
En- vertu de IL resolution adessus avis est present
donnse pintenon de Ia willie de Il est
de- ae pieces II Poydrss des deux c66s
du arche do Poydras Premier District dc Ia Baronne
tre dc Il Neuvelle- -Ozleans y
y jas la16W asssA GERARD STITH, Marie.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I'M

So 2 ~. Ts7 " -ge fE PIT
Sec s6 All Persons not resident tina city s. ste acting
Or display samples Or sell goods q any whatever
Ave dollars. -9sH So
Interpretations with this crdnauce here repealed
(Signed) G CHAS. II. WALDO
' President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
Z E (Sgned) j, O. NIXON
President Bonrd of Aldermen.
Approved December 49, 1852. -
Gsigned) GERARD sTITH Mayor.
true copy,