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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-01

s4 Une reunion des Dernocrates dc
eete paroisse aura lieu i Ii Maison de
eor, .JEUDlIs6 JdNTIER 1859, i
le'st dc nommer dcs deleguds qui de-
vroa s'assembler en Convention, ct
c'o's un cal'didat pour Jugc Associe
dc lafour Supreme.
fafsrdp du eornlte central damocra-
tiaue,
h. PHILIPs. Prfsssleat.
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POUR JUICE ASSOGIE
lsE Ii
GO UH s. ~ S g ll 81

L'Honorab. JoHx IA de la pa
roisse d Est Felicialia, est ca4,tidat pour
Ia place de Inse .Associe dc Il Conr
Supreme du 3nc District. Sniet i Ia
decision de Ia Convention dsmocratiqne.
PhrsIErRs DEMOCRATES.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-01
SAlIEDL, Ier JIVTIER 1859.

~ Mons ipvitons lc public rter
les yvux ct i lire attentivemcnt les nou-
veaax avis que nous pubIions dams nos
euIoanes. II y en- Il pour tout lc monde
etpaar toas les goills.
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ConrcrsatioN-La dame: Mon cher, ,jc
vais faire des emplettes; que t'apporte-
rais.je pour te plaire? Hepoux: Je ne
sais, ma chere, &C que 7aimcrais que'tu
m'apportasses; mais, du moins, je puis
te dire &C que je desirerais que tu ne
m'apportasses pas.-Ea dame: Quest &C
doncsL'epoux: Des slettcs!
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-01

Mulets ct chevalx: outils aratoires; fournitures
de maison ct de cuisine; buggy; une charrette Il
cheval; I'M lot de bois de eharpente; un lot de
merrans tros pieds; lot dc peuy; fusils ct pis-
toilets; I'm lot harnas ct selles; une jolic montre
en- or ct 50 chaine ct autres prophecies mobiliercs
Icymes ct conditions de Ia reate:
LII terre ct les esclaves: un tiers compliant ct
la balance a ct ans. QUAINT au mobilier
Pour toute somme de ct au-dcssots dc cent
piastrcs, payable compliant
Pour tdute somme de ct sau-dessous dc cina
cents piastres, payable a trois mos du jour de Ia
veHte.
Pour toute soname au-dess,ls de cina cents
pisstrer, payable six nois du jour de Ia ventc
Il faut queles acquGreurs desdts contrats four
nissent des cautions a la satisfaction dudit COM
missaire, pour la fiele execution desdits travaiix
Les acquerairs devront denner lcurs iillcts
ayec caution selidaire lordre dc l'administra-
teur. payable aux epoques s'lsttes. ct portant
huit pour cent Iintfrit apres ccheance. jusqu'a 'au
parfait ct final Placement
SEVERN PoRCHE. Sheriff
Ponte Coapec- Il ncFca.h. lsjs.
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POUR JUICE AssoCIE
ae "a

corr Sup PREME
- Nous sonnnes autorisGs -sa
d'snnoncer que
w. Da lEsg1GgRg.
Esq, dc Onest-F -FdIciana, est candidaI
f'oar la place de -Juge associe de ID Cour
auprfme da smc, District. Suiet i Ia
9cision Dc 10 convention democratique.
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DISSOLUTION DE SOCIETE.

A Wis est donns par ces prcScntcs. que Ia So
n ciete commercialc qtti existait sosl, le nom
de HU-NZENIEIlHER s. C,e.. il fiIernlita@e
paroisse de la Pointe Coupe. est di~s"ute !: l"r
iffareS de ladte socit;fi >eront regle-< lnr Fr'-
deric Munzenheimer. 4ui est autorist il payer ct
collector to.s complies. &C. d'icelc.
Nathan KERN.
Frederick MrNZENIIEIHEE.
Hermitage 81 dee. 1858. j.
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NOJTELLE SOCIETE.

A WIS est donnG qu,une Socitte eommcrcialc
n Went de $" former entire les so'l>Signcs. a
fHermitage paroisSe de In Pointe Coupec, sous
lie nom de HJ.EZEAIIEIMER & tfe.; lis sollici-
tent lie patronage du public. lis scront toujours
prets IA rcceyoir ct cyptder tout fret eux adrcs-
81. lis ont corstamment toutcs les marchandiscs
ntcessaires Il leur magasin.
Frederick MuSZENIIEMEE.
4tdoniS LANDRY.
Hermitage. 27adGc 1858 IL
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-01

New-York, Is dec - lie Theatre de
Bowery a etc detruit par un incendie
dams rapres-midi. Les fammcs ont ga
gne les maisons voisines, qui ont etc
6galcment consumes gu endommag6cs
par le feu ct par reau
BiroS-RoUGE-La residence dc NJ. An
thony Monget etc eonsumec par lie feu
dams la matinee dc samcdi dernier. M.
Monget ct sa famille Gtaient absents.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-01

ct ses enfants: Harriette, negritte agee ,lcnri-
ron ans: Caroline, negritte agee d'environ 5
ans. ct Mary, negritte agee d'environ ans.
Iermes ct conditions de la reate:
Compliant, avec estimation
SEVERN PORCIE. Sheriff
Pointe coupGe, Ter janrier 1853.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-01
ne Nous sonlnes reau.s daIno1lccr

~ Nous soHlnes relu's d'ailnonccr
que Honorable
CYRUS RATTLE r.
dc II paroissc d'Est-F t-Feliciana, est calldi-
dat pour h place de Jnse associt dc Ia
toar Supreme du sme District.-sujet d
Ia decision dc "a convention democrati-
que.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-01
ETAT DE L.A LOUISIANA.

ETAT DE LIZ LOUISIANA.
couE DU NEUyIeME DISTRICT JuDIcIAInE.
PARoEssE DE Ia rolNrE CorreE.
T. MunzcIheimer { Gle,
VI. No. 1880.
NJ Tounoir H. c. l.
I'm vertu dc ct pour satisf;,irc i un
Il writ de ii. IA. lance dams In cause ci-dcsSus
intitulGe ct a moi adresst par IIIonorable Cour
du Nellvieme District, dams ct pour la paroisSe
Etat susits pour s;,tsi;,irc !; Ii dema.dc du plai-
snant ct aux fraiS al saisi ct jofFrrai en- vente
publiGue, a Ia Maison de Cour. lie
Samedi, 5me jour de E.rrier 1859,
4 II h. H. w. to,,s cs droits titres ct inttrtts que
e .lefcndeur dams ct a lulite propriete ci-apse>
decrite. sayoir:
TIN certain moroccan de Terre, faisant face gu
u chenal ilftrieur de IL Fa,lsse Riyiere. en-
cette p,roisSe. de gatre arpents de face. sur en-
viron six arpents de profoudenr. borne CONNIE
suit cote par liz terre de Julien Goudeau.
ct sur l'autre cote par Ia terredc Sophie Strether
Thomas nrgre age environ is ans.
Ieraiess ct ambitions de la rente:
Compliant, avec estimation.
SEVERN PORCHE,
ShGrif.
Pointc Conpte, Ter janvier 1850.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-01
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
CoUR DU NEryieME DISTRICT JUDICIAIRE.
PARoIssE De La POISTE CUCPeE.

PARofssE DE La POISTE cUCPeE.
Dus rafnfe ae u succession de .46raham .iifod
deceshe.--No. 2,2Ul.
rONF0RMEaIEST ,in or..re de Honorable
n Cour du 9me District Judieiaire. Je, soissi
gne Sheriff de cette paroisse, otfrrai yente pu-
biigue. le
lIardi, 4mc jour dc Junrier 1859,
4 10 b. i. NJ, au magasin de Herring. sur Fat
chafalaya. les prophecies s,tivantes, savoir:
De,,x centrats passes entire lc ddfunt ct La-
Eayette CALDWELL, comnaissaire du 2me District
DIES terrcs nlarecageuses, pour fare dcs canaux
aux cnvirons de lAtchafalaya, dapres des plans
ct specifications contenus dams leslits contrats.
copie desqucls pcuvent etre vues dams lie bureau
du ecmder dc cette paroisse. AUSSI:
20j couverturcs de laine: Is broacttes;2 2 char
rcttes charroyer de Ia terre; 100 pelles, &C.; II
haches. Et de plus. lc
Jcuds, 6me jour de Janrier 1859,
J'offrirai en- vente, la dcrniere residence tndit
defunt, Abraham Afford. sur lie hayou Crosse
Tete, lie reste des prophecies mobilieres dependant
de ladite succession, savoir:
Tn lot on section dc terrc sur lie bayou Crosse
Tetc, etant lot No. 66. 6. rang L, contenant
cent-s6ixante-huit GelIoomes acres par patente,
No. 1879;
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
PAHalSSE De LA POINTG CoUrtE.
L. IF. Mcltacl
vs..
ses cream icrS.
No. l,9It.

TONFORMEMENT il un or,lrc de Honorable
~ Cour tlu Neuvieme District. dams ct pour la
paroisse ct Etat stSdit. e sossi gnai. otfrlai cn
vcnte pubIique, sur les lieuy. lie
Ntrcredi, l2me j0nr dc Janricr 1859,
\ 10 h. A. NJ, les proprietGs sivanteS. dependant
dc l'inSclyablitt de r. ". McRae savoir:
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MaRcHe DE La NorvEI.LE-eRLeASs.
Mereredi, 30 dfcem5fe 1858.
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a DEcE DE

- a la Faussc- -Riviere, le . d6eemhre
dersiicr. Il l'agc de e. ans Celcstin PoFcHE. !.
, 1859-02-22
The Democratic Nominations.

Tie ticket made up by the pro-slavery con.
ven'ion yesterday is coneedt on all hands
to be weak one. It was not put up to lie
elected. The etrong men OF tic party pru.
dcnlly kept off from it. lis best paris nte
drawn from the Republican ranks, but
lesc arc OF class wlon the Re-
publicaus would never think of placing in
official station. AS compared with their
ticket Of last year (which was beaten l}y
about twelve hundred majority it is
pucrile aud bloodlcss. The candidates
know nothing Of politics and etill
less Of municipal afTAirs. Tue Con-
vention in going outside Of the Demo.
cratic party lor respcctability, succeeded only
in getting style. TLeir candidate for Mayor
uaed to make good First Ward delegate TO
Republican Conventions, and helped nomi-
nate some of the best tickets NC ever had :;
t'ut certain Senator's ponies stopped at the
front gate go oflen last summer, TINT they
quite ran away with his politics--the nags
being very spirited, and his resisting powers
nothing to speak Of.
Tie ticket lns not cven The Democratic
requisite Of cash to make up for other de.
fciencics The candidate for Treasurer is re-
puted to have the % s'brade," hut his place il
the list does not cntitle him to be bled very
profuse1y. The volume Of money which f wed
Lust spring and fall for the Democratic candi-
.tates, will not he discovered this time, The
, 1859-02-22
Boar0i1lQ.

Tl08 RIDING. - SINGLE ROOMS AND
~ Gdts Of rooos newly dtted ~. With boa.d on rea-
Hoahs '*lHs NAY BE- OBJ aimed application at No U0
6kAte street. fdt1B 3ms1 u. b. OLIVER
, 1859-02-22
The Homestead Bill,


Tho Homestead bill was virtually defeated in
tbs ssnsts last Thnrsdsy, br being made to
giro way for the Girl and Diplomatic Appro-
priation bill. Tho vote Eas tie, % to os--the
Vice Presidept deciding its fats By voting for
the postpopemeut The vote On the question Of
postponipg WAS a. follows:
Yrs Ne.sra Allen, BateE, Bayard, Beojs-
min. Bigler, Brown, Clay, chngmsE. DAVIS,
Ech. Fitzpatrick, Green, Gwin. Hammond,
Hunter. 1versou. JobnEou, (Ark.) Kennedy,
Lane. Mallory. Hason. Pearce, Reid. Sebastian,
6!idell, Toombe, Ward end Yulee-28.
NAYs-Ae8ss. Bell, Bright, Drodss'ck, Chand-
ler, Clark. C44lamer. Dixon, Doo4stlc, Doug.
las. .Durkee, Fesscnden. Foo!e, Foster. Hale,
Namliu, Harlan, Houston, johnson {Tenu),
King. Pagh. Rice. sexard, Simmons. Smith,
Stuart, Trombuli, Wade, and Wilson-8.
ABsESr-Messrs. CametGn, Chesnut, Crttten-
dca. Jones, Polk, Sumner, Thompson {Ky.},
Thompson IN. r. aud Wright.
, 1859-02-22
Legislative Action for the Illinois Cen
truI RAfirnAd.

A bill Of considerable importance both to the
State and the 1llinois Central Railroad Com.
pang. became law on Saturday last. 1t pro-
rides that an appeal from the Auditors val.
uation OF the eompanY'a property, for pur-
poses Of assessment, may be taken to the
Supreme Court Of the State, whenever
that valuation is deemed unjust. By
means Of this law, the assessment Of the road
will be uniform and Impartial. Last year it was
sl9.ooo,ooo. and in $ls57 t7,ooo. .ooo-a differ
encs for the two years that will hardly occur
when the Law Of which VIC speak is enforced.
Tbs company hope that the measure will serre
them instead Of the declaratory act which they
sought to pass, Int which Was sent to commit
tee, to be heard Of no moro
, 1859-02-22
. II D.

-, =, 49,, , :,
tas ets. o. saoog 5ss1ine ,,ne,; IT @ 16:.
daraion Which be tore vith Ctr.tian crttude ana
n3nA,ioa- 9oeN CALhpCS 4. - oIe g. ths pld:.t re
per. ia he s's: YEN e hia sce ~ o11-A"~ '~
The funeral or Mr. Calhoun viii take place from, the
Uat&Iau Chu eh wa,hc6on street. 1t 10 1*clccf We'd
nesd.J rao.nuf TIE f,f.,da and aearantapces Of tie
family arc res, ecefuI5 Invited to attead
Mr. Gait oun v ii born In W.te,sou Jeaers,n county,
New York en- the 14h day oe Il ril 10. Ills tatser,
Chimney Calhoun, wss N old retaea. o! watertoxu,
VIA 1eunyed to thst place ftuu, l]teh6e1d Crnn It
ve e.xiy dsY md xh d1ed bit to 1rar. ,c. ~ w.
travn. at&he ADVANCED ~ cf vr.r. NJ r,;houn.,
rt iytax md is in 1tr 18Th vt.r A., n ,,rved
N arpresctshp to the p,1nttnx eu,intx, In III. native
toFn md sub,equeatly united with his ernpeve In tn
publication Of The Wate.tosn Fireman. He .fterv,rd..
h,rn,ef nub}I,hed pxpcr called the W,te,.orn E,s
.1,o IN II. n.,Ire toxu Hearing nurh of ~.
ne.s Of the west as plaee Of ofredence FIR 1cnnr nm
Of enterpt,e he visited cheaxo IN epeuhrr1ar, h,r,
s-~ v4th him rfnt1or rrta. md mt. H., f,-
mr. nd ian ef,ic. 1he tin oecup.ed I'm v..t, ~,
ru.,s,v ,br <s,h dav of November 1s1. =. s.s,,.1.
+h.e,-t ,.vr,n.. tb.. ~ u,de Il. ~.
IT., n. c11r.ro Dra,crc1t. NV i,nrd \. o.. 1.ss
w-ntrorth NJ. Calhoun edited md nuh,,.s.s ~.
n..n,-,,, .n,,t rov.r 49,; 1sss. nd ~ -.
NJ, nt.,..t IN t. n Hor,ttn ntl1 E.o "a
1,,.c m, ,,t. f;crtro.r of Hev u.m ,,1-s ~ uu,
f.IlIn. to p.T for The pape1, Il pe. acreen.n " 80
hoon dl,po,ed Of II to HI, wentworth.
, 1859-02-22

EH0R SALE VERY CHEAP FOR CASH.
Il House aod Lot on tt6er4,o st-ee., near Jackson.
Nouse new contains sen rooms With Bath room brick
cellar Ac. t.
This property will be sotd Il = DECIDED BARGAIN
for Casa, part eash talaace four os dye years time
At teo per cent 1n:er.st.
AdlEeas Boz I'll Chcaso Pos4 Qaee fesH4e1a
, 1859-02-22
Will Vote the Republfc6n Ticket

Since the nominations were made yesterday, a
humber Of prominent Democrats have 1ccll1ed
Their intention to vote the Republican ticket at
the ensuing city election. They say that the only
way for Democrat to get himself nominated 1cr
Office nowadays, il to vote and work with lhe
other party few times, and lcy nre Cling 10
try it..
, 1859-02-22
A Big EaI6chond IsQnctured.


On the hret day Of February. 1857. when Mr..
!1y nyee mnoe ots d1 annull statement the dept ot
v..s.; ,.s, .r,-too r.
Al other isbies.... ........-.......... iojess.5s
ro.., deb. Of al k,,d.. .3e3s &i. s.
:Nnr Look atthe present slate Of 1f4irs:
Funded debt tee.oo
o'os' '''''t.' .-s-.,..s
ton Or ioe c}F feo fgs M
-u-,..,- -1--5 81; =
:. -, -, -1,1s''
II is marvellous tna' IN eo'sof Will pool'sn IN
his paper, end psas on on haa own seAoets as
lsc1s, stateneut 80 oe1'l9ule ot tlutu u tno
AooFe' defe ID an s1'empt maoe 70 es&aohsh
tae 'dea tna1 'ae hspnollsane nave increased tne
oeot ot Inc ea!y *e24. .osS. and put The money IN
taeif pockets. 10 accomplish which, the 1s"'ts
commits three deloera:o frauds upon its reid
ers, VIZ: lsi It understates the debt D5cr
.Ss .s'' , ha,fa,,,,an @ 2.t,.. - ~ s.s-aa. ~ ss ps
issued br order Of tho Legislature. to The r..
publicansi (How did il happen to omit adding
the Water Works bonds Of $l,o25.oo0N 3d. 1t
charges the blls payable md claims of every
kind sRalnst the city, amounting to $4o4. .2ss;
but negleots to give credit for cash on hand,
t39.145; unpaid tax warrants, tl94 ,4s3; and
other INSECTS, amounting to e39,2sl. Total,
e272 ,929. 4sh- II throws in ~ 924 Ct purely
imaginary iability, in order to round up its fig
ures to &, l,463.2l4.
Now see now the Ttmes' figures tally with q
plain statement Of tile facts. =.
When Dyer went out Of Office March 1853 the
deh1s Of tile clsy ~ere S7z9,o92, az follows:
nnaed @ oe6t uo 70 MaIca !st is5e :e43'ooo
the Dyer sdmniass stiou ou:..-....:...-. 10000
ktoat1tK aeo! ielt by DJer t". Tor Wentworth
.
~. 49, ~
1e4o "'' e1Ae-5 Aoe ''uouas ine c'ty o"ea III
'a'u'u "nu noa''ns aeo' "nen u'e Den1oc1ats
".n' m wv po"ei '"' ,ea's aso'
e =, 'aAess y, 'As Wy ~ sn""n " tue
.afa =" ~ ''1aue'A' e'''cn'ent u feo'
p'-.o, 1so. 80. "a. ~''''"''' 10 ''A'"s'
AN ot.tr eusnaadins caifa: moi paid Feb. <''~'"
From xbcb iedn:t c.. ~ 6:1d dn. ~
.%.,a TGm taxea Il, 1ndxnenta 2z2ssa
, 1859-02-22

FRs1oHs Decentralization is ca!l=d 10 The
freight notice Of J. ". Aussou. agent Of ths
Pittsburgh & Furt Wayne Railroad Company.
This line furnishes excellent facilities for the
transmission Of freight .
, 1859-02-22

B Tha last Democratic Administration
added
100000
to tho funded debt Of Chicago. The present
Republican Administration hAa redueed The
funded debt
$4,000.
Will tax payers make 4 note of these facts?
, 1859-02-22

INFORHATIAN WANTED OF DAVID
L k1SG. who LEFT Stokes Couaty Y. q, toae % .ears
axo He Or bis het11 entitled to legacy 4f socut
alNg Address D. 3. 6TARbUtk
14lo a6fc Salem. n. q.
, 1859-02-22

The Flour market during the past week has
been rather inactive, owing to the exceeding fru-
meas Of holders, who advanced their figures ut the
beginning Of tic week about Csc. The Wheat
market opened buoyant, hut under l,eavy receipts
declined 3@4c.-at tie close showing some synl-
ptoms OF ra]l,iug again. Corn has becn taken
into ato:e during the rast week, and this has
caused speculative feeling, under which the mar
ket advanced 3l4c. Oats arc firm, with tlr
demand. Prime Barley In good demand, aud
prices firm.
The receipts Of Hogs, lire aud dressed, hare
fallen sn during tie past week-amounting to
only ,oeG, aghinst ; COL tile preceding week. TIE
market for blessed has declined during the wctk
about Soc. The following table shows tue rcceirts
shipments aud surplus Of tue Season:
Reeep's q Lire and Dressed Hoz. fren Nov 1t,
, 1859-02-22

4 Coon PRoy1pkz-Aa7xsr or 4 FAx1lT
hAx.-He that provideth not for his own house
may, in the words Of Scripture be H worse than
N infidel" but that will not prevent him from
being shief. if he steals his supplies instead
Of buying them
On Sunday, oficars Asa Williams and Kauf.
man arrested man named BAlshezar klor, at
= house on Aberdeen atrest, ne4r Bridgeport,
charged with the larceny Of stuG enough TO
stock good aizsd grocery store. ktor aud his
wife have been at work for the last three years
for George S1ernfust, who keeps bakery On
South Clark street, opposite the Burnett House,
from whose ettsbliahmsnt the goods have been
taken.
Tbs following il Int Of The ARTICLES which
wero found By tho officers concealed under ths
houss: Thirty.dve pounds. Of lard !; seventy
pounds Of battsF, seaventy-six pounds of sugar.
fre pounds Of ham, ons package Of grease,
fwhst do hakara do with crosse y thirty -four
pozads Of soap, one cup Of sugar, one paper of
rice, ono do Of ten, ons jug OF molasses, thirty
eight pounds of coffee. nye pornds barley, two
pounds vsrmieslIi1 thirty-thrse pounds iour,
fourteen pounds soda crackers, o2e peck onions,
fifteen pounds beef, ba:,ln Of svees oil, eight
pounds cAndlea, two bushels pqta.oeE, one keg
Of vinegar, fo4r and half d:E.n eggs; one tea
cup; ono cake form; four tsa dishes; six plates,
ons iron spoon; one rolling pin; half dozen
knives and forks, ono cracker box, forty.nin
flour bags, ons hammer. ons hAtchst, ono bed.
sPread, oae pair slippers md Yea.
, 1859-02-22

~ Tax ps8srs shoxM Fsnanber that the
taxes lsTisd for city purposes tkis year. ars
&111J 49,
IN saaa fhsy wsrs lAs& YsAr. -.
, 1859-02-22

#We notice. BY ths programme ofths day,
taat ths bon John 9. Hasasa, Mayor, VIII prs-
&as st ~ Riehnsad Hoass ''Basqust9
, 1859-02-22
THE CITY.

pfscss--S. b. Plstt 6.Co, 45 8tate street,
offer to their frien ds sofshelled clans. together
With hslbut and other salt watcr tish in fine
condition,
, 1859-02-22

II Our lady readers, now that Spring is 80
close upon Us, should call ut Aessra. Cook
Bros dyeing house, 1873 CLARK street, md have
their faded shawis aud dresses renovated and
dyed. BY their chemical process they eau iu.-
part as bright aud beautiful color as my arti-
Gle had when dras bought-aad that at bat q ri.
fling eoAt
, 1859-02-22
Ncm advertisements.

k3-G H. SCRITE.Y, Llo<r.isl.I A3<1, 63 pesrlra-4k,
is uaori=~i u ret<irs tleertissaen Tia a;4i al ~
L~I.fiu1 Fntaevs s4 Ike Worth Hex. iai beally
, 1859-02-22
An1uSe111eut;5.
n O r T H.

MORT HIS
.HH'i0,stsl -4nsph6sheafre.
monRoE-ST.- BETWEEN WELLS h CLARK
rr.. LEVI J. NORTH. Proprietor,
PR1oEs REDCCED TO BUTT rHr r1up,
1t@ C!ec!e ...........,,,,,,..H esnta
TUESDAY EVENING. 1eosua.y 9:nd, lf5e.
WAsH1NGroN's BIRTHDAY.
Beaeds Of the
Mount Vernon Association.
Upon whca oeca.ion Will be pseae7t<d
q T N a N; OF 1a1 IRON SON OF III
In 1hleh the celebrated Hon. suRRRL HIRAM VII,
appear.
Eeos AAa4oKSou.. Wokrester
VEL Dun a. te3
Grand Paul By M7re D. oRBRIA vho h.s %4,d1,
volunteered upon this occasion. A'
sRAnA ~. LInbA1D has volunteered to Enx -Tas
kex 4nd beautiful scenes to the Arena By the vhaa
Eaa1hian CorpA "A'4'
eaooFs HoraDfpe IN character BY Miss + JENN1Nea
Double Irish Nx by Ass md Master JENNINGS,
Ths whole rtstusth of Eaaekaao Company viii
Cotumltt oa NnFth'a Auntbfth@atrr AIry wrrrp
sEa kb!Llf C0NLaY. ~ tt e of
, 1859-02-22

PlKR's PkAK Trunks, val.ses and travelling
bags. manufactured expressly for trip to the
Gold Mines q. W, & q. 5. Wright's Gl and 2l9
South Clark street fel9 2m.
, 1859-02-22

E See advertisement Of Dr.. Sanfords' Liver
1nylgorator in another column.
n| See advertisement of Bou1oir. Sewing Ma
chines. II Lake street. ja4.ly-b?UG
e See advertisement Of Quaker CitY so
Sewing Machine. L. CoRSEIL i Co.,
oc26.1y 133 Lake street.
, 1859-02-22

P1xE's R1Ak sToY E:
FA001,
Kaaafasta.sa pnly n 3Qs 1andalsA et.esk
husxsta>; ARa1QkRk. Asna
, 1859-02-22

PmsoS4L.-Wc notice the following among
yegter1ay's arrivals at the Richmond House Geo
Sumner. Esq, Boston Hon. 2. F. Lowe, Goyer-
nor Of Iowa; Judge Green, Of 1owa; Madame
CoEs D. Wlhons Capt. J. Wilson, Detroit.
, 1859-02-22

&ALE At AUCTI0N.-A FARM NEAR
a. Aenee uDlnots CeetrAi Z 3, lsat!on} about 20
a uom Chlca<o coat slnns 70 acres land half IN
81 tFat!6n n-ed IN. With s1nat fea!dsnee nu
.nd Iii r. aess1 n .s.tn* eorns I'D wood
In the house Of DAN L sHAtEK. Il Mores
~ a'-sn raah The halan:e tn thres equal nay
ments-9n tho u Of 8e1tenbeF Of tha YeNs Eat lk6d
A1a !ai IN nt:rsa> 4 cent ffm day or 1AIe
hefet 10 Il 1904. 2x eouth v oda 1tzset Chic sro,
VI =. IA A0Ehl. h11tF. r.