davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen,

,,,,, NouvELLE- ORLEANS Noyembre 1852
tihohoraole oonseii Commun de la Nouvee Orleans
PETITION DIES souss,pnes ,.nrasa...
m % que Ia maor rquse nouvel!e
honorable corps de resolution auorisanf IL Contra
eu vendre cinq ors dams Ia gazette ocielie
goes en- oais sur les deux c6tes la God rue ST.
etque le Mae soft contractor ayec aeGnrsnr
Placements seront fats compliant ach dn travail
aux algnemens nveemens au seront
par lie yoyer de la VILE ~ W. '' oAea
P. p. G. Janvry 40 pieds
y. Parker 40 pieds.
?, M. Brenckle, 90 pieds
S. 7 Schmd 60 pieds.
d. Kanz, GU pieds.
1Inpurre
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26

SGRAPRR. N-
THE PLOW AND SCRAPER consists of a pow and steel
scraper 50 arranged stock that Performs with plow
man and horse better work than pillow
thereby saving to the planter entire For sale nv
t4ts. al. WATERMAN 4 BROTHER
- II Magazine st.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26
JAS. A.. HOPKINS, Secretaire
jaa5 1tawSw du Co sell des Assistants Aldermen
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. %, 1858.

3. NEW ORLEANS, Dec. g. 1858.
Toshs Honorable the Common Council
ofths City Of New Orleans
II AEMVLEMEN-Tho unhersi0ned. owners
pt 2. property fronting Prytana street, from Jnlia
agsseAby TO sections i9 and 10 City Charter to sell At
pGoc suction amer twenty days public notice. the
xaang And psylnx Pryisnia from jackson Phillip
NNn granite blocks less than inches wide BY
eighteen long nor ess tan inches thick Ssid SocL
s. ns q. Ss; Sus e having the sides and
r. ~ y tom surface when LAID
E9Sa soa work Sad to be laid dagonay four
dressing when laid inches Il mar ANA ans Landau
joints @ 6e property filled and rolled with suitable
q M fine s s rs r. q ls s with
long and not less than six th,ck Ia he N Az
centre. and graded to the pavement " W a ~ 'n'
81 T., Krnttschmu 9S feet front on Prvtap,, .,.s..
II Dan. r. Logan 96 :. :. see'
John Il. Lee 60 fS.d1 y, -.
j f5faf j. Dugas 60 !. -. -
q New Orleans, Dec. IS, 1851 3sA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26

stairs Dealer IL al kinda Of both in hoesbss
end be suitabae for the 1sxics market atson use st
oV@ pa'sosss Sly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26
tsnsG !. o. NIXON. Mayor pro tenn.

Notice i hereby given that TUESDAY LIST day Of February
nsx viii adndcste at my Office at II O'clock NJ Tho
coatract. s5f} st - .s.ss'si.sa - . - r.
iaas q !. THEARD. Comptroller
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26

THE IMPROyED McCHEsNEY WASH.
ING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and for sale BY the sub.
j. ssS ca e Exchange st hs
viii be- Pro npy attendea{o All ask Of the pubais faIf
trial and they do not satisfaction return the and ths
nonsy will be refunded J. n. DAUaHERTY.
+ IL No, 10 Apoi strsat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26
COMPTRoLLIsRB- -oFIFICIAL.
co NPTR0LLER'S OFFICE, 1
City Of New Orleans, Jan. Is, 1859. )
+ Nh. AS0Y. 1

sosed That The Tho Comptroller 81 con-
aseeah % resolution No ass s the rspairst the
S2400 for the whole compeebs and the hereby
ects portion Of sid work having beon done BY the Police
Rssosed sAer That The Ceptroor be- he Is hereby
authorized audcatc the lowest bidder after se days
notice IN the oci JOURNAL rRc FOR the balance
pairs the Powder ageeably 10 specca.
lions ale in the Surveyors Office to be sub
jecs to the approval or rection Of The Common Counc
fSignedl CHAs. n. WALDO, pa
y aa1atfsef A President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
ssa tsignedl Y. q NIXON. sfFff
:, President Board Of Aldermea.
Approved Janasry q 1882 81 ..lisi5 s7,TT >
fsiruedl a i j. o, NIXON, Mayor pro tenn sstt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26

NJ a., r, NEW ORLEANS Dec. L. 1885, f
HE HET1TION OF the undersigned re.
specially showeh, that the majority required by the
new C having signed this petition they pray
pody TO pass resolution authorizing the Compoi
ter 70 EEL aer vs Us notice in the official
SIZES OF Mandevil street. from Grod ST. John the Baptt
see and that said sale be final the Mayor be author
zed to contract with the purchaser for the
be made in cash when the competed arcorsna tn
lines and levels Of the City Surveyor N'e " uo
T. r. g. Jatv ry, 40 feet
G. Parker ~ feet.
2. Rrencke, 80 feet,
8 I. Schmt 81 feet
d. Kaaz, 60 feet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26
1R DENTAn NOTICE-Dr u WEsY
hsS Practical Dentist, No. liz 81. Charles sirsst'

s.lj Z would call particular attention 70
method Of constructing TEETH TheyAre nsHs
perfectly natural In form and shape with false gums
original form and expression Of the mouth is restored
with clear and distinct articulation speech This eeed
y hsv Ing the inside Of The teeth and Of natural
ing sound so often observed IN wearing artificial ss
n Doctor has been pIactcing In this city fifteen years
a9uar MIN with tner patronage All DESTROYS Of OBJ
cimsns. T-e-s~ Ssi0 II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26

NEW ORLEANS, It'll December, 1883.
To the Common Council Of New Orleans
THE PETITION OF the undersigned re-
specially showeth that majority required by the new
Cy Charter having signed this petition they pray your honor
able body to pass resolution authorizing The Comptroller to
se aer hye days notice in the official Journal the contract
TOT making brick sidewalks and wooden utter on both sides
OF Margny street. from ST. Avde Prosper street that sad
sale be- nai and that the Mayor be authorized with
City Surveyor. "AN - 'e' VI wv
d mccarthy. $50 feet on Narixny street.
Emile Mary, 80 feet on Mnrigny street
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen
..s. NoUvELLR- ORLEANS, 7 Decembre, ls5s
Au Conseil Commun de la Nouvelle Orleans
/ A PETITION DIES sOussienes reuresente
respee asnsement que Ia msjor,e eause par noayeie
Snae de Ia VILE sgne III petition lis orient yore
onuaoie corps De passer resolution IL Coptr
eur vendre apres cinq davis dams gazette lie
r pour la CONNECTION de banques brques avec reoes
bois deux c6es de Ia Maryny dc Ia rue vide
Ia rue Prosper lis demanden que la vente soft dentiye
que marie soft au:orse ayec acquerenr Les
placements seront fats rache travail coDormG
meut aux alsnemers ct niyeemens du voyer de vile.
p D. Mcfarty $50 pieas la rue Marigny
Emile Mary, 81 pieds sur la Marigny
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
uL laWow secretaire du Consel des Assistant Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26

j. o HTEMPs, DYER AND sCoURER
NO 69 Bourbon street, -
Has the honor to inform the he has lust
inc business Of the yeing Establishment No. rs Royal
ton for which he is celebrated. > ~ ~ ''o"
me manner in which, for the last years. he hos
ned the numerous customers of bis bishmen on ourbon
patronage. - ~ ~ I i,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26

,,-,, JAMES A. HOPKINS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26
feet on urquhaxt street.
NouvxlLE. ORLEANS. ! Janvisr. 1859.

81; JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Bcazd Of Assistant Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26

| AW NOT1CE-J.H n. 4 JOHN n. H0TT.1 7,,o,.
- neys and counsellors ~ Law. Once 1t
dao ar No. 70 ST. CHARLES Street
Between Union and Perdido.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26

.,-,o JAS. A. HOPKINS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26

W0LFE's AROMATIC
- Druggists and Nerchsn
articles Contained In the above ,
vantage BY calling or sending /
% found the mostextensiva sss
1EDiCINE6 In tbs United &
EissAe sodfsss. j, !
nAn Nos. ISL and !:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26

- ~ Ia NEW ORLEANS, November 10, 1858.
To the Honorable the Common Council .s. =l-
Of the city Of New Orleans
WE, the undersigned owners OF property
on me north side OF ST. Andrew street, between
Ene anu streets that the said
All improved and occupied dwellings, this time
,nese no banquet Or paved sidewalk which of
great annoyance the occupants hereby wish the same
n. Conery 40 feet. @. r Buidocke M fact
j. f. Schneider, IS feet.
JAS. A. HOPKINS
lt 1l.- Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
NouvKLLE- oRLrAss, 10 Noyenabre, 1883.
de la Vile de la Nouvele- Orleans
NOUS sOusslgnes Proprletnires sur lie cote
nord de la rue St-Andre. entire les Magasns Con-
stance que propriees occupies
Residences ct les banquees pas encore
aes &c qui occasonne DIES panes conne.s de la part de
nos loeaaes en- consequence pons honorable
corps la confecon des des banquettes conom
mtnt d IL lo sujet. - -
s. T. Conery, 40 peds G. T. Buadacke "a nieas
j. E. Schneider, So pieds = -
JAS. A. HOPKINS
dl LAVISH secreaire du Consei Assistant Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26

me reputation OF the writer OF the foregoing letter as an
perencsd manager and msker to none in the
@ wnom planters are REFERRED well Mr. Rcard
The Star Pan beurned cheap w the most ordinary
sugar pan in use For further information address the Paens
New Orleans the undersigned sole authorized
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26

Al ~, ~ JAS A. HOPKINS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26
PETITIONS--OFFICIAL.

- ~ . NEW ORLEANS, 9th November, 1858.
THE PETITION OF the un,lers,rn Cd re-
specially showsth that the majority Required BY The New
City Charter having signed this petition they pray your honor
aes body g pass resolution authorizing the Comptroller
m ny 81 S.sk sidewalks and wooden CUTTERS the north
ns ssd sse be final and tina, the Mayo. be authorized
levels Of the City Surveyor. 81 ~ 49, e-l''-f
ID. B. Macarty, sos feet Ton St. Avids street. NfYf
5lli1 ,s5sT51 JAS A. HOPKINS,
l,ts az I'd @6 Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen
s.Fs.. NOuvELLE- 0RLKANs, o Noyembre, 1885,
An conseil commun de In Nouvee Orleans:
| A PETITION dies s0usslgnes Representa-
Ia niaore rsquise par Ia nouvee
charte de la willie sk petition e lis prien
honorable corps de resolution auorsan e Conr
,e sendre arres cnq jours davis gazette ofcee
s contfat pour construction de banquees briques
goss en- bois sur e cote nord De IA vde de
que IA yenfe so denitive ct lie Mnre solt au rise e
lie conrat avec facqneeu Les placements fats
compliant sur Pachsvement du travail conformement
de Ia WILLIE f " wy -
D. B. Macarsy, sO5 peds sur la rue st,Avide
~ -, JAS. A. HOPKINS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26
DENTISTRY,

OIN / x0INxs
DENTAL NOTICE. ......DENTAL NOTICE.
@. ". PARMLy D. d. s..
Can be consulted at his ONCE and Residence |sss
d2 LAFAYETTE SQUARE
w y. CHANDLER, Fl
DsNTIsr,
kToFFICE and RESIDENCE,
156-CarOndelef street,
az lyAW -5.s5{ corner NJ Iafsye.te.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26

THE CELEBRATED STEWART STOVE
me subscribers have IN store full assortment Of the
10 abovenamed Stoves they having made arrangements
Nfor constant supply of them They ara a snnerjor
D X s1 Sn many in saving
hcen TO DO the cooking for family for one month The
baking done on the principle done in brick
no fire being required when baking bread A SeN
=, AUSTIN GOODWIN
nu7 6m No. l Front I,eyae. corner Cpston,b on,a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26

5z8A CHARLES h. KELLS, ID. ID. o..
NO. l5l CNnsl street, between Cnrundslst I'D
UYYS% Beronne Streets New Orleans. ARTIFIUIAL
4111J TEETH inserted in full or parsi ssss WIZ
Iasly&W " - '-- y, :, = s''s'.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26
WHEELER & FoRsTALL,
Coppersmiths and Machinists,
90 Tph nu nitnuIos siraak
CLIPPING, PLATING AND BRONZTN(S BY
~ GALPANOPLAsTY, with Process Of TIMING


1853 Chhrtres street near the Orleans Hotel,
davansm for gliding plating and pronzng IS theory for
the realization Of which long practice is necessary
The undersigned has given during the ten wars he
has been san es,abs a in this ely that be realized
as to merit us not only to the result Of his knowledge and
bnt also to the guarantee assured by his probty
lie for instance for those who have been fled
in Europe. t s no "'se"ee
o. Ronyer after more than two years spent in cos, expert
men has succeeded in discovering rather nvenng
process tor Inning by means of galyanism, ~
He will therefore the timing of
ing houses, ETC., etc. etc. ' '@s' 0
my29 If pnrvUp
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17


THz MAMM1Ta BALLooS.--Ths infls-
ton Of Professor loves balloon. the
City Of New York. still continues. The
Grounds were visited on Thursday by
about A. 900 spectators. and on Yesterday
by nearly 5000. Ahont 10000 GU
bio feet OF gas. it is said. have been
slready admitted. The car or basket
is how ca,peted and surrounded with
a wall Of CANVASS, presenting on the whole
very snug and comfortable appearance
Mr., J. A G min. the Broadway halter. hat
presented Professor Lowe with a splendit
out6tof furs. consisting Of a robe. Goa
and gloves, all OF which are on exhibition
within the tent. There are besides. bIan
kets, fur covered boots. &C.. for the use o
the eronauts. The United States Govern
ment have presented through Lieut.
Maury. one aneroid and one mercuria
barometer. as well ss charts Of the Allan
tic ocean. The grounds were throncet
all dav Yesterday BY. visitors New
York Herald. 9Th
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17
New Jersey Election.

TRENTON. N, j.. Nov. 9-The returns
from the various sections OF the State. in
dictate the election OF Chas. A Olden. Re-
publican. as Governor. hy about 1000
majority. The Sena's will be Democra,
ic, but the complexion Of the House ia
doubtful.
Salem Coun.y--Olden. Opp, for Gov
ernor, bss about 100 majority. Newell
the Democratic candidate for Clerk
is elected.
In the first Legislative District. Lippin'
colt, Opp. is elected by small majority
aud Habarmeyer, Democrat, is elected il
the Second District.
TRESroS. Nov. 9.-Charles A. olden
Opp, is without doubt elected Governor
Eby J 500 majority. The Legislature viii
stand as follows:
Democrats IL. Republicans 8
Americans 1.
House--Democrais 90: Republicans
28;f AmerieansS.. 1
There are still doubts as to the House
the vote 10 sone districts being very
close. .,,tss
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17

OPERAuoKs or THE PATRST OVPicF -
Patents were issued TO the following
western inventors during the week end.
ing Tuesday November 8'h.
Harvey Trumbull. OF Central College.
O.;for improvement 10 straw cutters.
Nathaniel Waterbury OF Foa du Lac,
Wis. for improvement in gltas.
WIN. F. Converse, ofHsrrison O.; for
improvement ia. railroad car springs.
n. D Cooper. Of Gratis. o.; for inprey
ed charn dasher.
John Danner. Of Canton. o.; assignoI
to himself and J. M.Jsv. ei same place;
for improvement 10 sleeping cars.
Horatio p. Hic .S Of Grand View. Ind.
for improvement in machines for pulling
and cutting corn and corn stalks.
Tbaddeus A. Granger. ofWilscn comfy
N. G.; for improvement 10 machine fol
hoistipg mare. &c.
Allen N Merrill. Of Batayis. III; fol
improvement in seeding machines.
Robert Blair cf Malugin Grove. III fol
improved device for applying steam as
motor.
Nelson Barr. Of Batavia. IlIiaois; 70
improvement 10 corn shellsFs.
Thomas Carpenter. Of, Battle Creek
Mich: for improved shoe making table.
ID. W, Comstock Of Chicago: IoT i'm
provemeDt in railroad gate.
Q. Bird Pate,of Moor's Hill. Iud.; 70
imrrovementin in stump extractor.
Oliver P Moran. OF Hiynesville, Mo.
for improvement 10 corn planters.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17
CINCINNATI MhRKET.

CthcfNEAT1. .HoremoeT ~. ih59
P10uF--The maKketis Without esssHtial change. The
sale 81 - 654 20 for saperhne AB1 f6a5 Tor extra
WHISKY The SEmand continues active. with sales
at t2iIzqizethe later Iate for Wason, being ad-
vance y cent
wbsni-.The market was raIher dIGeri6-day though
prices quntably. Sales Of prime White O.
corn--Tb 10 markst iSarm, " ito gOod drmshd at 55e
for fair MIXED. A.
Rye-salssa at 7se Marker sFm. Dsma nd brisk.
BaFley-A moderate demand for prins Pail At f5e.,
delivered |
oaIs--A coed demands at laaI3e H9idsrs generni-
y asking sc. N0tfanSaeIoHs repoFted.
Cheese Sales ofptime Western Reserve x eye.
Market aTnA.
Ho3s--Neu Eastefn are held n Iaan cents
OII--eaIes Of Linsee1 af 56a57 eents.
Gr0eeries--Ths market e9nlInuss quite Hrm ri very
full ptices. Sales Of sugar At Gza7e Aelasses nj
35kc. In tho small way, DE. is 0btanrd. Coges IL
nrm at n iAI2ke with good demaad In the regular
way. EIee Is duh al Xatkr.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17
Another IusurrectiOuis, Arrested,

WAsurxeroN. November le--A m,u
calling himself McDonsld. was arrested
here last night on Seventh street. ty Officer
Allen, to whom he made such admissions
as to lead 70 the belief that he was one o
Browns party. and bad escaped from The
Armory at HalpAr's Ferry. He was dis'
guised. assuming the appearance Of an old
man. He said he was originally from Bos
ton. His breast and chest were well pep
pered with wounds as from short. Gov
trnor Wise bling telegrsphsd returned az
answer instructing the officers to send Il
Hsrper's Ferry for plIsons to identify the
prisoner. and 10 inform the President
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17
! Getmnn calah,aiion.

PH1LADELPHIG, Nov, 9.--The Germans
celebrated the centennial anniversary Of
Schiller's birth with procession. in
which all the German volunteer. singing
socieiies. and bene6sisi socia,ies parlici'
pated, E,ch man carried torch. and
displayed numerous devices and ttsnspar
encies. including a large bell an a printing
press 10 operation. Many housts wete
illuminated along the route, brilliant DIS
plays Of fire. works and salutes were Cred
during The march. On. reachia g Broad
street.-The torches were thrown into q
heap and consumed. After listening to an
appropriate address the crowd dispersed.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17
For u. Lancaster osls.ls.
rhnln finnn-

A writer in The e, Gazette. says. "BaI.
Ter has bees rsiaiaT ths wind Agsin. shd
let u' have aehaia.gsDs for him and Hu-
nerOus O.hss sush shsssctsFs." So he
has. and 40 be wal cOu,iass to do. just ss
long Is there i . msp IN Lssel sssr who
has . bogIle % the shelf with wbiskey 10
Il. to retail. and Batter hs fvs-Osnts to
buy Il with: And JUST 90 often. 10 return
Tor this fVs.eenis, " III % or el0 be re-
turnsd TO the tsx duplicate to be looted BY
those who follow honest projections.
When viii men learn 10 reason correctly?
So long as the poisonous UPas has its roots
fixed ia the soil. 50 long win Il cOniiuus
to shoot forth branches. and infest all with
i.s influence. Domen attempt TO fell tree
BY looping Of the biancbesi It only II
tersases their number. l hold that the cit
Gems Of Lanesster. have the power, ant
that Il is their sacred duty. to shut up tht
liquor shops according to law, and tbsr
we sbail not need either the jail or chain
gang. for ''Butler and numerous othe
such charsclers.| And l challenge con
tradictiou that in no other way can thi
end ever be attained.
Ihsve seen Butler often, when entirel!
sober. and regard him as man Of CT
celleut common sense, and perfectly civil
when his passions are not 'inHamed b!
drink. He is "a man Of bligh.ed earthl
happiness. and when intoxicated. like 81
'rinking men. reason is dethroued. TIL
idea Of his seeking an asylum in the jail
is simply preposierous.
! What judgment under the 'circumstan
ces. wi 1.-THE publis pass upon the mai
who takes the fye-cents. L.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsnINGToN. Nov. 9.--While the Cabi.
net was in session yesterday The Presidsn,
received dispatch, showing the pressing
necessity for military assistance at Browns
VILE. The Secretary Of War, within
half an hour thereafter, issued instructions
TO Cap,ain Ricketts,, commanding the ar
Etillery company OF Bston Rouge. to place
his men in readiness for a march and al
the same time the Quarter master at Nsw
Orleans was tslegraphsd to make arrange
nsnts for transporting the troops to Poin
Isabel, to which place they are now prob
ably on the way. X TX .s.
"A private letter from FL PAso. dAtet
Oct, A.. says:
"The new law OF fhe Juarsz Govern
ment, the making marriage by the ciYi
authorities imperative. has created mucl
excitement 10 Northern Mexico. At Du
rsugo.a pronuu ,iamento Was issued agaius
the law. In chihuahua petitions are IN cir
cnIation. calling upon the Government 0
that state 70 suspend the execution Of th
law.--The olerge are at tie foundation 0
these disturbances"
The President has commuted the sen
tence Of Captain Holmes. whe was CON
victed some sime since Of The murder Of
sailor upon the high seas, and sentences
TO be hung on the 25th inst.
Rev. David Junkin has been appointe
| Chaplain in the Navy.
i The 6rst snumheF Of Hon. Thoniss
Floreuce's Democratic sQnarterly Revie,
viii be issued on Saturday.
The Postmaster General returned Irot
the South. He has not yet opened III
lids Tor the transportation Of the mail b
tween Poftland and New Orleans.
4 Up. Thomas. the special delsgai
from Brownsville. had an interview Wit
the Secretary ofWar to-day, and fun
explainsd to him the alarming conditio
! Of The fron.ier,of the Rio Grs6de. ~
| I. -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17

@Ths TalImsdgs and sh@tfsr houses
have besa consolidated. Mr.. A. E, Oo'K,
iorms. proprietor Of the sh@fsr House.
having purchased the rallmsdge House
furniture. has consolidated the two. Here
after his ofias win be found in TAllmadge
block. This arrangement, though moi
very crsdi.sble to LsnOastsr. win nsverthe'
less prove very AdvsuiageOas 70 the trav'
cling public. by furnishing more room
and bettar accommodation than heretofore
had. Mr.. GosK. the present. proprietor y
an accomplished land>lord. and mos
thorough going business man. He vii
rs6t in part both houses. keep them 10 bet
ter style and give more general sAlistac'
ton than ths publ, have ever had in thu
city.