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JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.

Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.
NouvElLE ORLEANS, IL mai 1859.
A phonorable Conseil Commun dc la
vile de la Nouvele Orleans
MESSlEURS.,,Les soussignes, PrOprletai-
peonnent espeetueusement vore honorable corps confo
rement Ia section 10 de Ia chare de la vie est
e vende apres vngt ous davis pour nveler
Ia rue Front des Canal Race des bocs
de grant mons de dix pouces large
de long, nj de plus de douze pouces de large dxhu
pouces de long, mons de dix d'epaisseur
Les dts bocs deront ere de grant de Ia premiere quae
6es les bouts Ct la ben talles de
vage sode. lie dit payage pose diagonaemeHt
fond de quare depaisseur de sable du lac ct de
de ondres par dessus pavage surface de quatre
depassur de sable du de Londres les
oints ben remp ct 10 tout bien assuieti roueau
Les perre de bodure de quare depnsseur seron
foune qnand lie Voyer de la VILE ugera conyenabe de chan
les vieles atm de fare sode. perres de
bordrss les deux c6s de Ia Front de Canal Race
seront eevees nive de manre asser bre
ct les banquettes eevees ct ates peres plates
Les passages intersections de oues les seront de
pieres de la vee du Nord de premiere quae de
pieds large ct les blocs de deux pieds de large
tout eleve e centre ct nvee de manere ben oiudre 10
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q j. .. SIMONDS, -
No. 10 Canal street, No. Crossrlsn street and -
W No.. New Levse street. N
Copper, TIN and sheet
Iron Worker,
Founders and Fnshers Steam
Trains Clarifying and Evaporsng Pans Ferers Juice
Ghmnsys and Breschng Steamboat and Plantation Black
smithing.
-Also-
GENERAL DEALERS IN HARDWARE SHIP CHAN
DLERY AND STOVES,
Planters Merchants and will find to their
vantage give call before purchasing
where
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- BAILEY SPRINGS, NINE MILES North -


of Florence, Landerdae county Alabama, ~
GM This celebrated watering place. long and fsvora- -
bly, known throughout Tennessee A!abnrna, Mississippi and
Its in IT scron8 dropsy dyspepsia kidney And
spinal affections torpid liver chronic all classes and
stages Of and euaneous diseases now and A AL
of the for the reception of visitors
This watering place changed hands about and
since that time the poprietos have diligently engaged In
building and quarters for the accommodation
their guests They completed large HOTEL
containing paor, ballroom dining aleepingrooms etc.
The location being the hills Tennessee river and
shoa Greek the air and climate naturally and health
full.
THE TABLE
the markets Afford with polite and attentive steward and
servants to attend 1t.
The Bar Confectionery Bowling Billiard Saloons
Will be well and abunoantly supplied.
Those who travel and visit snch places for pleasure will find
abundant field for Bailey Springs good
Band Of Music will be in attendance eRliven and make time
eheerfuy large Livery Stable with ne stock, will be
the streams abound with FISH, and fine for rowing
the Muscle Shoals within miles
Of the Springs with good road make pleasant morning
evening drive to view the fine, romantic scenery.
One of the best physicians that the South Affords who haa
had successful practice in connection with the
water, will reside at the Springs.
The premises formerly occupied by visitors have bean
verified into hospital for invalid servants and placed under
charge experienced that all for the
benefit of the will have comfortable and receive
prompt and proper attention.
These Springs accessible the South and tbs
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, from Memphis, Tenn.
Florence Ala hours thence by fourhorse coaches
| the springs in two hours.
fast at the Springs morning. and those leaving IN
morning train will take the Springs evening
Refer s-Messrs scrnggs Doaegan Co., New oreansI
B. NJ Lowe Co.,
Bradley Wilson Co.,
s. o. Nelson 4 Co.,
Phillip, Nixon Co..
mi Am Rail Ear
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Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
NoUvELLE- ORLEANS 81 mai 1859.
A Phonorabe Conse Commun de la Nouyelle Orleans
T A PETITION DIES sOussignes represente
charte de la vile sene la pesente petition ills pent votI
honorable de resolution autorsant lie Contr6
eur yende apes cling ours davis dams la gazette ocee
lie contta la conecon de banquees briques
bordures perre goes bos Ia Urquhart des
Champs Eysees rue Presse Cotton Louvrage de.
vra etre dapre les specifications du de la Vile.
VIM, Teddy, 90 pieds.
Jacob Fox 81
Jas Donuellson, III
N Smith, 81 :.
Vim. Silcock, 58
7. X. Trombord, liz
J. Omces, ll7h..
JOS St GENES, lY =.
Michael Henley, 81
VIM. Piles, ll7A..
JAS Norman, IA
Michael Travis, 68
V. Cavalier, 70
N Cleves 1876 :.
P. Doiley, IS
Peter Mnlar, 10
JAS FaJnes, 80 :.
Louis Oasniede, 40
Senvii Decaud 80
CIarscin Vasnier, 10 :.
Sane Domere, "a :.
Madame Aleckson, 100
Samuel Weekes, So :.
G. Yeren, "a :.
John Eas.on. 80 :.
Peter Maoney, 100
Jas Phelps, 10 :,
Madame Justa, 100 :.
Santa Nadia, 70 :.
y. s. T. y. Margny, 1877
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
e22 awaw secretaire du Conse des Assistant Aldermen
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OCEAN SPRINGS IIOTE

- OCEAN SPRINGS HDTEL-E. w GEL
CO., Proprietors Hotel is now being thoroughly
and newly furnished and will be opened fer
the reception Of visitors the LIST day OF June next Every
will be made render visitors comfortable and to make
their stay pleasant
beautiful bay Ocean Springs there Ia no bctss
place for yachting, or fshng or bathing.
For the amusement Of visitors there y Tenpn A1ey,e
Pistol Gallery Billiard Tables Bar ia attached to the
Hotel which will be supplied with the choicest wines liquors.
and cigars Bugges and saddle horses can DO hired u tins
Hotel.
band of music will be KEPT at the Hotel during tho entire
bail and supper will be given twice week.-Mrs.
day and Thursday nights.
The Mineral Springs celebrated for their curative powers
excellent condition. omnibus Ill regularly
eal times day and from the Hotel to the Spring. For ts
tmony respecting the medicinal virtues those Springs refer
may be made DR. Austin Dr. Thorpe, New Orleans
10 Rev DR.. M'Inyeire Nash Vile, Tenn
Ocean springs never having visited by epdemcs Is de-
cdedly the heahiest well the most beautiful location On
the Gulf shore. J. WILKINSON, Agent:
Ocean Springs q MAY 1859 myA #
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HOTELS AND REsTAURANTS.

-. CULLUM,s STRINGS, CHoCTA w COUNTY,
Nh Ala eighty miles above Mobile twenty Eve miles
east Of Mobile and Ohio Railroad, and i've miles wsss
The undersigned pleasure in announcing 70 his @
public hxt his now opened for ths
cepon Of VISITORS During the past wnte! many
fort and not only . he invalid b. 4 ohs
Ing recreation sad psAsurs Tho eoSs g iae
erection Of several cottages The dissevsy q no ~
springs rseatons the other q iron wsss as asr pss
odious billiard room, etc. and the whss sssaeshn.sss -
been repantsd Tho bath houses for LADIES' -
the spring house, 1sd expressly fer hsf acss.
An sxperisncs IN me Of public hons. Of ss
than twenty years. determination to keep his on ~
list OF hotels" will he trusts continue 70 secure
him liberal shars q PATRONAGE .plsndd nana "a cssss
places for provided On the pemises
tages all separate and are neat, clean and airy
CONNIE dious light drsueh boats will ply regnaty
As to the curative virtues Of the waters they have nos ~
the most sanguine expectations Of the pFopsetc
10 believes he can with perfect prcprety that s
public that have effected many cures
obstinate chronic diseases certainly present 90
variety Of and valuable chemical medicinal cona
tons.
Springs valuable kinda Of waters fo1A
country The celebrated Vichy the Chalybea tne
Iop Sulphur Such advantages these
sod are not 70 30 found upon any single place in the WHO'S
Mobile these Springs In order to prevent the
delay Of letters and caused by the mails which,
under contract to Do carried regularly hroe ee
week.
Carriages waiting the landing ne arrival OF Ne
An anaysi be had by applying to WA
TERMAN Bro corner Of Magazine and Common sgesess
who my agents In New Orleans
$50 nAwarc PropYiesov,
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NEW ORLEANS, May 81, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city of New Orleans:
THE PETITION OF the undersigned re-
specully showeth that the majority required by the
City Charter having signed tis petition they pra your hon
orable resolution authorizing the Comptroller SELL
after i've days notice In the official Journal the contract for
Urquhart from Elsan Fields
The work be according specifications City
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NAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, July ., 1865.

xAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANa J
City Hall, July g. 1853. J
Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans.
No. 1888.
Rsosd That the Surveyor be and he hereby authorised
70 receye the bridges he New and Canals
structed BY L. Surg contractor for the sans said bridges
b found executed In accordance with and pecaca
TONS and To issue the certificate thereon without
Quoting lines fer the Of time occuped that stpu.
lated In the contract for the completion Of said bridges
(Signedl JOHN T. MONROE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
rSlgned1 J. O. NIXON,
President Board OF Aldermen.
Approved July 1852
jyll Signedl GERARD STITH, Mayor.
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- PASCAGOULA HOUsE-THIS ESTA BLI6H-
so favoraby known always open for the rocsp-
Pill ton Of Boarders, at their cid rates,
Children under ten years and servants, half price.
This establishment combines all the comforts Of home
being quiet larger hotels having separate bath
houses gents with many other convenences
elegaphic communication between this place.
Mobile and New Orleans. W. 8. DODSON,
TAI rn PYoprtekoT.
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- BARNES HOTEL--MIssrSsIPPI CITY
largest conmodious and desirably located
VII Hotel on the Gulf Cost.
The undersigned having placed his Hotel and adjacent
grounds thorough repair dnring tho winter would M
friends and the public that he will for tAs
ceptop OF visitors on the 18th of this month.
Attached to the Hotel splendid Billiard Room Ten Ps
that will IN readiness to the guests Of the
Of pleasure to the various adjacent la
In the Gulf. u.- -
wishing will please address the
dersgued, a, Mississippi City.
pHorses and Carriages obtained the Hotel at an
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MAYoRALTY---oFFICIAL.
Proclamation. -4s4.
NAYORALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,

City Hall, July O. 1859. !
In conformity with the provisions Of the City Charter
titled Az Act amend consolidate city New
Orleans and provide the city New
Orleans the administration OF the Affairs thsrsofn ap.
proved March 90 1856 notice hereby svsn
will b. hsld on the 2oh July nstsnt for Assistant Alder
First ward In place Of james white resigned
iy1l 40 GERARD STITH' Nayor.
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u A. FAHNESTOCk,S VERMIFUGE FOR
Ds OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES B. A. Fahnestock Co-Gentle-
Some years since, recommended B. A. FAHSEsIooK's
VERMFUGE relative Mr. Charles West Jefferson county
Mississippi for child eighteen months old, which sup
posed to be dying from fits He gave three walls
which brought from it long and
cured tho child This preserved and have
thousands Of bottles Of ysrmfsge with perfect
tention your valuable remedy You liberty to use IT,
JAMES P. HARPER,
Of the firm of Harper Son. Druggists,
BAYOU Sara, La.
n Purchasers should look we'll the initials on the wrap
and see that they buying B. A. FAHNEsToCKs
VERMIFUSE and no other. ie2l lmEW
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- COYNER'S WHITE and BLACK SULPHUR -
j;$ and CHALYBEATE SPRINGS. IL

This watering place will be open for the reception Of vors
1t situated the line and in full view Of
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad about half mile from
bus will be found waiting the arrival of the cars to
visitors the Springs
White Black Sulphur Waters have effected numer
cnreshe White Sulphur aggravated Of dyspepsia
serious affections of the liver ksneys and bladder general
by especially disease of the those
diseases peculiar femaes-he Black Sulphur all kinds Of
diseases Of the skim Of letter. and other
tons of the skin.
The accommodations equal to to be found In the
mountains Virginia. and the table attendance Of the most
satisfactory character together with fine band Of music and
every other attract usually found at rstcass watering
placesas all of which beg refer he large number
of persons who have heretofore visited the place.
j.S 2m J. A. HEFELFINGER, Proprietor. =
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FOUNDRY AND MACHINE-sHOP,

GEORGE PATTERSO
" Successor to McCan Patterson,) Of Delord
and New Levee Streets
The undersigned Is prepared manufacture STEAM
ENGINES, BOILERS and MACHINERY Of ali kinds fol
Steam Boats Sugar Plantations Mills Cotton Presses
Draining Machines and Railroads. Gin Gear Horse Power
BRASS WORK Of every description. Metallic Packing 70,
Steam Cylinders, Gun Metal Rings etc.
BLACKSMITH WORK Of all descriptions having steam
hammer for the purpose Of doing heavy work:
He will keep hand all Bars Wheel Stir.
Flange Bolts Gauge Cocks and Valves used
by steamboats,
Agentfor the r. osborns Patent Fuel Saw
ing Crate Bar highly spoken Of Pcsyune Printing
Office, and others that have them these Bars
be in under boiler lately this
ishment.
arrangements sale OF second
Boilers and Machinery and will establish Depot
the establishment where large quantity hand Boil
and Machinery may be found At all times for sale
RGEORGE PATTERSON.
New Orleans June l. 1853, a
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4 HALLER & BROTHER, MANUFAC-
- TURERs OF COPPER TIN AND SHEET IRON
w assortment Of Cooking Psrlor and Stoves
and are prepared to fill all orders In the above line In
the City Country
Particular attention paid to all descriptions Of building work.
Copper Galvanized Iron Tin and Zinc Valley and
Roofing Down Pipes, Fancy and Plain Heads etc.
Have the exclusive right for the
and vend recently patented invention
the Of which the roof of buildings is washed from ali filth
the water being conducted the Being self
acting in itself the necessity any
action; feature not produced here before. dl4 "
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

UOMPrROLLERs OFFICE I
City of New Orleans July I, 1855.
REs0LvED. That the Comptroiler %, and
Standing official Journal that in
With the ninth section Of ordinance 1z approved March
90 1884, the Council will not bill against the city unless
contracted authority Of the Comptroller
tBignedl 4. L. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lSigned1 L. II. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved April u, 1855.
fSigned1 JOHN LEWIS, Mayor,
The attention on the city and Of the pubs Il
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution
" DUPLESSIS
jyl6H Comptroller CITY Of New Orleans.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-21


There arc mitigating ,Acuses for the
exhibition Of imlittcreI feelings, and the
indulsirgin examinations aud recr ma
tions, during the excitement OF poi'''-
cal campaign. In this country The chars
acter, private aud pubic, Of candidate
for office is considered public property,
while he stands in position asking the
suifrages Of the people. 1t is, however,
recognized as binding obligation 81
honor and gentIemanly courtesy, to al
stain from attacks upon private reputa-
ton. so soon rs defeated candidate
goes into retirement. But unfortunate
" for society and for the character OF
humanity, there are TO be found excres-
ences, fungi, upon the body polite, that
arc mainly discernib.e by the ooz'ng Of
putrid matter which marks their precise
locality. 1t is such as these who, like
ghouls preying upon the dead carcass
cxhumed from the grave, or Ike VAN
pyres that suck the very life blood
of their victim, now follow Gen.
DopGE into his retirement, and yelp like
hungry hounds for feast upon char
actcr they cannot reach.
Gen. DODGE was the candidate Of the
Democracy Of Iowa for the office OF
Governor. lie received the cordial and
uuhought support of FIFTY THOUSAND
Of the Freemcn of this Commonwealth
He was defeated, because his party was
in a minority, and not because of any
stain or blemish upon his private or pub
lie reputation. lie went down with his
harness on, doing battle for the right
He can say to the malignant whelrs who
bark after him -
"a little I'm hurt but not yet slain,
I'll but lie down and bleed awhile,
| And then I'll rise and fight again.
We appeal to every honorable man.
even though he be Gen. DcDGE's polit-
ica enemy, if these cowardlv attacks
upon private Gentleman, who is not
before the public for any office in its gift,
are not evidences OF depraved soul and
a blackcned heart. We know the an
swer. 1t is an affirmative one, for such
only can emanate from one Of noble i'm
pulses and generous sensibilities, but
''Men that make
| Envy, and crooked malice, nourishment,
Dare bite the best"
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Census Returns.


Ma. ToMLlNsoS, Of the Des MONIES
State Journal, has, at the expense OF
immense labor, gotten up q tabular tta'e'
mept Of the Census Returns OF the State
Of Iowa for the year 1858. The Jour
nal, in speaking OF the table, says:
This morning We print table fully
worth years subscription I" the Jour
NIL. Il is full census Of the State, and
contains, in tabular iorm, all the returns
made from the different counties. The
ss,ne ha. been printed ''by authority Of
the Cenrus Board" and makes book OF
ninety sac pages, and yet we publish it
ALL entire and complete, in five columns
OF the Journal.
1t is a valuable table, and has cost us
much time and labor. Mr.. ToMLTSsoN
has been working on it for weeks. 1t is,
we believe, the largest table ever pub
lished by my newspaper in the State.
We will priut this table on slips, and
furnish the same at $500 per hundred
All orders should be sent in immcdi-
ately."
We will take the liberty of appropri
ting the aggregates Of this statement
and the entire column opposite Scott
County.
AGGREGATE or THE CENSUS Returns For TIFF
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Pewes1ess fDr Evil-rotGAt re- Good |
Whss paie Or is0ammation = psssent ead Bran |
dreths Pulls are used, they = oncs ssioo upon the
humors which are the occasion Of the pain aud in
aamms'ien, and remove il from the body. This
quality Of alone ssizing hold, and causing the e.
pulsion II dspravsd huaors Is psssssssd ,, 10
other medicine. For Brandreth's Pills operate
solely upon those impurities which surround ssd
Affect the tissues and organs affected BY disease
BIZ MATERIAL AFFINITY, fHsY snzs rnEsE HuAoRs,
BECAUSE THEIR LIFE Is BELOW THAT OF fns SUR
ROUNDING rARTs, and expsl them from the body.
Young people esanot, bat middle assd aaa ~
people can, in q measure, Appreciate that rssdi-
cine which, being used in sickness, acts only upon
the cause Of disease, and which has no pswer ex-
cep' upon those humos whose presence produces
every pain, and whose removal removes every dis
ease. Whatever organ is affected, there these
wonderful pills penetrate, and remove Impurities
from thus preventing settling Of the humoss,
because they are removed from the body. In
rheumatism, fcvsrs, pieurisiss, pains in the side,
dyspepsia, head aches, cositivsnsss colds,
caughs, throat. piles ulcers boils, they give
immediate relief and taken early, prevent or
game disease. Maladios, pronounced beyond hui
man skill, have yielded to their influence and mil
| lions Of human lives have been saved by their
timely use Oh how important in sickness to
use that medicine which only extinguishes tho
disease. and leaves no evil effect behind. Sold at
DR.. Brandreths Principal Once, No. 29l Canal
Street, New York, and by all respectable deelers
in medicines. dwnov ,decll
Even those who in the enjoyment Of per-
feet health frequently have need TO have recourse
10 tone As preventative Of di.aasc. We are new
or too we'll arnored against the assaults Of "thc
ills that flesh il heir TO-" Such an invigoratsr
they may find in nOSTETTER'S BlTTERS-a
medicine that cannot DO taken regularly without
giving Vitality and elasticity to tho system. At
this season, particularly, the strongest man is not
proof aganst the malaria in certain sections Of the
country. In all cases Of fever and aguc, the Blr-
rEns IL more potent than any amount Of quininc
while tho most dangerous cases Of bilious fever
yiold to its wonderful properties. Those who
have tried the medicine will never use another fol
my Of the ailments which the HosrErTxR's BIT
rEHs processes TO subduc. To those who have MOI
made the experiment, we cordially recommend Al
early application to the B.LrERs, whenever thcJ
are stricken by disease Of the digestive organs.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
- SEQ ADVERT SEINE mt in another column.
Nov / to Dec l.
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INrEMPERANcE AMONG FASHIONABLE
LADIEs-The New York correspondent
Of the Charleston Courier, says:
"There is a great and growing evil in
this city, but one Of such delicate ma
ture as to almost forbid to he dragged
into public print-I refer to the increas-
ing and lsmentable habit now SO com
mon, Of the indulgence by ladies' in in.
toxicating drinks. l do not refer to those
who do wrong almost from necessity ;
but to that other class who have ricl,
husbands and homes that might be hap.
py. A large number Of this class seem
to be steadily diving deeper into dissipa>
ton every year, than many persons
greatly interested in their welfare and
happiness even imagine. have heard
recently Of several distressing cases Of
this kind; and to-day l learn that the
wife OF well-known citizen, reported to
De very wealthy, has been sent to tho
lunatic asylum, 10 the hope that she
may, with returning reason, be enabled
to overcome the terrible temptations
which iatoxicating liquors have ofiste
had for her. Her husbsnd's name il ii.
most = familiar in some parts Of the
south - il i here" as 81 -
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The election OF our young friend,
Thomas p. Fenlon, Esq, as Prosecuting
Attorney of the City of Leavenworth,
Kansas Territory, affords us much salts
faction. We cheerlully endorse every
word that our Pennsylvania cotempora-
rics say in commentator of the virtues
and requirements of our mutual friend.
We predict that Mr.. Fenlon's career "will
be onward and upward" if it be true that,
even IN thia world. merit hath its reward.