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CONTROLLERS OFFICE, |,
City Of New Orleans. March q, 1859, (

| NO. 4fJZ |
Psso'i That the Comptroller be and he hereby
to aJndicae after Ave days notice official Journal the
following contracts separately the lowest bidder for
H. subject tha approval rejsttion joun
Gil and the work bs done agreeably specifications ia
the surveyors office, w.;
for making brick sidewalks bordered by curb
and wooden Andrew street.
rSine and Constance streets moth side.
2 contract for Ing brick sidewalks borierei by
curbstoues and wooden cutters ST. Ayida
street, from Eysi Fields to Mande Vile
g. contract for constructing brick side walks both sides
o. Vaudeville street bodeed by entbstones and wooden gut.
terra, from Girud TO st. John the Baptist
contract 'o brick sidew ks, bordered
cut oHes and wooden both sides
t 81 Street, from Elysisn Fields TO Marigr
5 Htrrct for constructing brick sidewalks hordsred
curbsones won!eu cutters Morales
from st. Ferdinand street to Washington Aven1e.
g. con,rart for constructing brick sidewalks
curbones and nlen CUTTERS, street,
from Girod to Morales
l. A contract for constructing brick sidewalks
eufbones and wooden gutter both sides
from Goodchildr st John tile Baptist street.
contract for brick sidewalks bDrdered
cuthsole- and wooden MarIgUy
from st. Avde 10 Prosper streets
8 A contract for laying square block pavement on St.
tAaFlgs stree, from Canni 10 Julia
LSgred GHAs. II. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lsignedI J. o. NIXON.
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved March IS, 1889
n
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vo1r oI,aTenft earvsrt
- ''''f fo tfis 81 + a IT. T.;
= Mr. Huyghs offered the following resolution, which
was read twice and adopted the rules being suspend.
aud on motion, sent the Board of Aldermen for
6 concurrence
Yeas Messrs. Waldo, Hnyghe, Kearney, Leefe,
Magioni. Massicot, Phelps, White and Whitney,,
led sfssr DAYS nocs the Official Journal
s q he
e. he work agreeaby Specifications file in
seerae. making brick Sidewalks bsdsrsd by
rem, s @ ss' 's'aaen' S''ss
to so eS, T aa aPs S the grades
for paving With sock Pryiania
fro Gallo 70 Felicity street and from jackson Philip
s..
aa to aud fer raising the sidewalks aready
contract paving with square blocks rosdways of
Gsn M Tcheop y uss a apd f.
from to clai street with iron
o making in the center of the neutral ground
on nans f Tchonp oulas to Claiborne street. shell
for paving with blocks Magazine street
The following message was read:
BOARD ALpERaRs1
Mach l6. 1859
- - s'..p Of The Board q assistant dermen
sy your honorable body concurred by The Board Of Al
s. as
III with RsoHFs b. ssa % furnish the
one copy of tho oficinl journal Of the city:
Ar ordinance e the former oourco
s .:sasa shsssaa s Rs
noc contract for cleaning out the pves Of the Parish
resolution authorizing the Comp roller the
or any mount iha. may have been heretofore col
dc sassssS ms n sa.s
deposited to 'h' q 's AsD''asA School
r. a. BIZ, and RESOLUTION the Comptroller
and the city Of Baltimore credit the City Treasurer WHITE
q Be- by ss sas n e.
Sds q e. f. j g bonds
pea $685. sna saso Of
ne TsGa 60 redeem said bon At said prices
s W.. fssS 81 ssl
issc,Ias Il. aa.aeatsn q Ievasseur
q b5iigs. "a ne whole cry King
days The Metal journal
n'1
D ks.cs cG15. =. ,,,v
@ * ass inc @ u Ne ns a
sobs9n o n r.s as
tify be Carroan Raross a. ely from an 70 no
Of ne upper line Of the city 10 such elevation
my naea n he 70 protect the city from jpunda
on IN ING event OF orea At Caolnn authorizing
niue. .ne q the Committee Streets and
Claiborne sree,s and autbor,ng ina sr
rebuild the engine at Cltborne Toll pae I'M
medaely after the completion danng ma bne III MAJ
resolution authoriz,np the Sur vevor IN a,,ar IL.
The gat'e Circus John ST. Peter Paul street
rcspution horzng conmiss oper tn drect
tbs cleaning the the irst District
eR NJ scfpnss on Terpsehore street between
resoiutson authorizing the Surveyor to have renad ~,
W.ha;rhngers office Third District also build police
pus % aes e A and to have
resolution authorizing he Comp role 10 ae warrants
npon the Treasurer IN favor each
enof White street. from jackson Philip street. Dis
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!. sIaI.rsTsXNr ALDERMEN.

ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
s. TUESDAY, March az, 1859.
- Ha6Fd mst this day pursuant 70 adjournment.
's ~ nsssent Hon. G. H. Waldo, President
-; Hgyses, Ks.rny, Leefe, Magioni, Massicot,
&. \ 5ssiIss q ne journal Was, on motion, dis
III lsIIoving Communication was read. and, on
lstsGred 70 the Committee on Finance:
Kat Ell. CoarrRoLLxR's OFFICE CRY HAIL.,
aossrssls The connon Council -. = ~.
Z &: sE 4 III IL e ss ss:s:.
ss' ss' Sssi ;isf;, ss.,.,.,,...
The TreAsNrer's weekly report of receipts and dis
het1olnents for the week ending on Saturday, the
I'll }net Allowing balance on hand Of $34 ,54 81,
~ and, on motion, referred to the Committee
~ 9hltney took his seat.
Th6 following communication was read
ssa o Rs.s.' Mach s'y as'
1oths Honorable tho Common Council.
susemspI havs the honor report ps
ns isv "a ssss no oppos,on sssS would
n adopt ne ordering the sales
81 a on both uTaahss street from
- y essssssss cutters eon,roesed on
q ssdsI. sea side. Ct y Ferdinand
sa wooden CUTTERS Be con
= paved With square blocks from New Isvee
5s a. cemnoa Council e .as 81, # New Orleans. ask
odsrs on Prs,snis stree. from csiope to
askins that said street b paved with square
q holders Pyt.ai. street from Jackson to
Jss i 6on@e ss1sss skiing ssst brick sidewalk.
rs, eno y ,a T. rons
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MAYDRALTY Of NEW ORLEANS,
cily Hall. March 81. 1859, )
Common Cornell of the City Of New Orleans.
No. 4l44.
Whereas ii is necessary afford every ity commerce.
and Whereas there is large number of tboats
the port of New Orleans with all kinds of produce aud
merchandise not being provided with proper place
charge their without los, AID inconvenience
therefore, be it
ReOred That from AND after the passage resolution
that priv eye he and the hereby t,the
cDnsigsees OF Hboa bud place that
the hr and sixth sections of he
tion in wh Gh su III proposes land, c.ustnt;
privilege remain III force during TIE pleasure of the
Council
tSenedl CiiAS. H. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tSigue-h 10 NIXON,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved March a. 1859.
(sispeD GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
A TRUE copy: WN S,LoMoS,
M. OF Secretary the Mayor.
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+ No. 4l39. I

No. 4i39. |
Re,9't Tha the o;in .see of The former Council of Mu
establishment OF yceum and iibrary efc approved De
eenber 81 1914, be and the herby TINT
directors vi sad socA may, in discretion extend the
prS,eSr of life membership to all he white youth the y
AID 70 other contributors such and conditions AS 81
directors deem cmpntiba with the society
aud such certificates Il Ifs honorary membership
they Gay deem appropriate Provided that no gregeT sum
th'n inc dollars hs be REQ tired Of pupil Of public
school, prescribed said ordinance,
shall sys be designated the yceum Library So.
cieiy.n - 49,
Lsenedl CHAS. II. WALDO,
President Board nc Assistant AIcr,nen
lsgntd j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved March Is, 1859.
lsgned GERARD sTITH, Mayor. ml9 St
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contrnct for fnr-

SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for fur
ishng the city with lake shells tor the repairs shell
roads of the city,
The ellis shall he sound hard lake shells of the
best gna free of dirt and sand otherwise they shall be
The said shells shall piled by the contractor
fci by the City Surveyor either the New
be required the orders CRY srveyo
days from the date o. said orders and for negec, by
aforesaid the shall he liable fine
five dollars aad the Surveyor sh" have the right purchase
case lake shells cond be oyster shells or Lon.
don gravel whatever prices he may be able proue
chased by the City Surveyor erctsd os OF any Of the
payments 70 be made to said contractor.
Security of $3.50 shall required guarantee
the faith nj performance of the contract.
Payments cash the delivery and by the City
M OF the payment Of each feliT TO b. retained
tee until the mex delivery, and until the
pleed.
The shall ba aucated term Of one year from
the date OF the approval OF the adjudication by the Common
It's we'll that in of failure by
aIh Snd dfysF yer h she'll 9 any PERI thereof
IN which the work bng executed Council shall
ght to annn the contract Ti.h7 putting III de-
Applying court of Justice atnui the
deany and il also we'll understood the con
complete the conformity With is
tractor shall forfeit all claims he may any part
city shall be thereby discharged from liability there.
for aud is also well understood that
in soldo the city all losses difference
price which the originally contracted perform
resale reaiinGicaion.
Bids Ne barrel shells furnished delivered and piled
for measurement by the City Surveyor
New Orleans, March %, 1859.
Signed .,a LOTS j. PILE City Surveyor
Boards Of the Common Council;
Isf'nsal R 4; Z RTS n YihE }chairmen.
Registered March 80 1850
HENRY DEREL,
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cleaning and keeping clean the prises Of the Parish
Prison and Police Jail for and during one year
The Contractor shall within days after the approval of
adjudication by the Common Council thoroughly clean all the
prives attached the Parish Prison Police Jail in the
and agreeably the provisions existing ordinances
and shall also always keep the cleaned during
uance Of his conacthe whole the entire satisfaction of the
Street Comnli ssioner
The shall be liable fue per day
for each and day during the continuance his
to the satisfaction OF the Street Commissioner should
neglect keep cleaned the whole
Commissioner the said Street Commissioner the
right said prives b. cleaned expense
shall be retained by the Comptroller any monthly
payments to be made to The contractor:
Security in the OF $500 shall be required to
the faithful performance of the contract
Payments be made monthly the certificates the Street
the expiration of the said paid
final certificate should the prises be then found BY
Street otherwise they shall be forfeited for the
The for term of one year from
the approval Of the adudca ion by the Common Council
1t we'll understood failure by the contractor
to begin or fnisa the work. par, thereof within the
in which the work being executed Council shall
have the right annu the without putting
without applying to court Of justice to annnl the same
and without indemnity: and is also well understood
finish and complete the in conformity with
the said contractor shall forfeit all claims he may
met that The city shall thereby discharged from
and all liability therefor and is also well understood that in
case The contract be resod the contractor and his securities
difference between the price which origin
ally to perform the work. and the price which it
Bids to be for the whole work compete for and during
tsisned l''( Lofts H PILE, City Surveyor
Approved BY the Committees Streets and Landings of
ssss:aa E Eo5z zas ztEahs }cAa'rasp
m2l 4, HENRY DUREI for Comptroller.
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RuILDlNG MATERIAL. BRICKS, s1gEwoop

Y, DEMOa TELLE, Dealer
At the Old Basin, corner Of Toulouse and franklin
Ha. constantly sand BUILDING MATERIAL, .nch as
Lime White and YELLOW Sand, FrEent Plaster Paris sh.
ges L9thr stayea Also, English French Fire.
Bricks nIi all kinds Of Fire wood.
D-orier from thu country promptly and carefully
co TO- aus 1y
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p .n,,s aAnhsin q BKn 1lai s,a;
go 2O5 date 2i7l Ycho.snltOulRs street.

Are prepared Manufacture any article i'll the above bus
suitable for Steamboat Plantation and Refinery USE such
Copper Pans, stills Worms and Pipes Sheet Iron Beeeh
ngs, Chrnne,. Fehels Juice Boxes Tanks Filters Cera
other articles Inns used in the manufacture Of
Sugar. advantageous ard in Style OF make
passed br any house in thu trade
We prepared ill all from cJ
relates Builders work Copper Galvanized Iron, Tin and
Zinc Valley Roofing Down Pipes, Fancy plata
Heads, etc,
Always hand of Cooking, Bsr-roeu and
Parlor STOVES, -N?N
Iron Pine Work md Fittings always hand,
Hr-Al work done with dispatch. dI4 IL
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81! GIFTS
THE PLACE TO BUY BOOKS |
GIFTS /!

THE PLACE TO BUY BOOKS
EVANS CO., No Camp street, have hand large
of choicest collections Standard and
Works offered IN New Orle ms.
Also elegant OF fine Family Bibles
Prayer Books Albums and Animals bound
suitable for the paor table and Presentation Rocks
lug at the lowest retail prices.
GIFT Will. BE PRESENTED WITH EACH BOOK
at the time of snie
The iftsnfa valued from % 500 consisting of
and SILVER Wa chs and great variety OF Jcwery, Locke
Chain Sets of Cameo,
Ladies and Eenenen respectfully invited call
anime the stock the GIFT BOOK STORE
do BIN M q Ca
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lT0R GOSORRHFs iiLEEr, WEAKNESS, PAINS
l in the Ba x, and all Urinary Affections
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC soLu.
tl1N-tbs Worttranowneh preparation ali
o. the senerative whether or chronic Phrs
clans OF England Of Fhnce a OF America Wedge its
efficacy thousands OF suherer have been relieved by
Purely vegetable IN composition, It is harmless
tacions The becomes nvgorated debtatec
cody and depressed mind ID TO energy.
T.. ABRAMS,
Sole for the United States,
nylz y ApotheeAss % Camp street, New orieens
ToBA CCs'-s. TURNER. No.ss CAMP STREET, tH1
sairs,l Dealer in all kinds OF TOBACCO hosshead
and osles. suitable for the Mexican market Plantation
GiRaF pnrp0sss as IL
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CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE, I
City of New Orleans, March "a, 1889. !

Notice is hereby given that WEDNESDAY 9Th of April
1857 will hsjndicate office at u NJ the above contract
1n24 lot T. THhARD, Comptroller,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


GoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE, I
CITY of New Orleans, March "a, 1859. !
[ No. 443l
Resoped That the Comptroller SELL after FIVE days notice in
the official Journal the contract for cleaning prves Of
the parish Jail for from the the adjuca
(sisnedl CHAs. H. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lSisnedl j. q. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
[sisnedl GERARD sTIrH, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that THURSDAY, Sis, inst,
will adudicae at IL O'Clock NJ my ONCE the above contract
MA It T. THEARD. COMPTROLLER
CoAPTRoLLER,s OFFICE,
City of New Orleans March a. 1889.
No. 44l7.
Resolre That the following adjudicaons by the
troller be and the hereby rejected, viz
l. contract for the pairs shell roads OF the city above
Canal street TO Henry Mctlunnsecury Jno.
the sum of Sl0.0 900 for the whole work complete.
Of $ll, 800.
authorized adudca,e to the lowest bidder after days
notice in the official Journal contract for furnishing the
city lake shells by the barrel os repairs the shell roads of
the city the requirements of the City
cordancs with specifications file III his oce-e said shells
when contracted for be used by the Commissioner
the necessary repairs to the said shell roads, under the
cation to be subject to the approval econ Of the Common
Council!
President Board of Assistan, Aldermen.
[Signedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Isignedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
true copy: WIN SALoMoN,
Secretary to the Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that on WEDNESDAY, 9Th of April
1889 will office, IL NJ the
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Irema n, respectfully,
your obedient servant,
LOUIS n. PIT IE.
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aep eans Daily Crescent ahasaay aong aarth a. 1859

Resoee That the hour of msetipg tbs Common Council
hereby fixed at O'Clock p NJ instead Of O'Clock
heretofore This resolution force during the
months only.
By message, this Board was informed that the
Board of Aldermen had concurred in the following
resolution, with an amendment:
resolution pay sundiy bills adopted Och March, 1851
smended by striking the item Of Bennett Lurgess for
repairing cells Of First District Lookup S155 60'D
On motion said amendment was unanimously con-
CURED in.
FINANCE.
Mr.. Magoni offered the following resolution, which
was read twice and adopted, the rules being sus-
pended:
Yeas: Messrs. Waldo, BENT, Huyghe, kearny.
Leefe, Magioni, Massicot, Moreno, Monroe, Phelps,
White and Whitney-12.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-03-25

The principal productions of this vicinity
are the Agave americana, commonly known as
the Century Piant-and specie, of bean called
Frigo'es which is cultivated in checks, similar
to Indian corn. 1t constitutes the principal
food of the lower classes, and almost wholly
that of the American Army. remarkable
feature in the formation of this country, is
the almost total absence of water courses in
the plains aud consequent lack of any vegeta.
tion. while on the mountains far above them,
we met with impervio's forests. which are
traversed by numberless streams In this eli
mate there are but two seasons, the wet aud
the dry.
In some sections where streams of water
abound, the farming is carried on by means of
irrigation, When this is not the case. the crops
are not planted until the wet season sets in.
which generally occurs abont the fiji rst or mid.
die Of May /; and continues until the last of
August
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-03-25

Although the word ovation" seems derived
from the Latin ouuns, an egg,a We hardly
suppose that a mob which pslts poor fei.
low with eggs can properly be- said to give
him an ovation, r.. ",' ~ I 80 .'". q
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-03-25

p, .s.What has been your business Z" ssid q
judge to aprisoner at the bar. why, your
honor, I used to be a deutist--nowIssp a
Pdgiliss ,stbsuI put teeth ;n--noSI I kneck
tein out.1 ~, we ~ a7ad d1s,p -: sgia J
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-03-25

TRUE FRrENDsHIp.-I DECLARE said
Brown to Robinson. Il never knew d fatter
companion than yourself'-'Ah, my friend
said Robinson, all the world knows, you
are a fatfeT-erP .a.~E 70
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-03-25

Some one, commencing Philip Of Mace.
don for drinking freeIy-"Tha,," said De.
mosthenes, "is good quality Of sponge,
but not in king"
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-03-25

On recent rainy day wag was heard
to exclsim: "WeIl my ambrella is regu.
lar Catholic r. "How so" because it al.
ways keeps lentI" -
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-03-25

PERFUME OF THE MfsrLEroE.-Has It
any perfunea Why, certainly, The most
inainuating, peaetrating, aggraysling of cajl
perfumes! What, then, is i'll Why, the
perfume, 80 popular amongst young ladies,
called "Kiss.me.Q Quick" ., ~,-! =, 70
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-03-25

i Isay, Pat, what are you about-sweep-
ing out the rooml No. answers Pat. Il
am owecping out the dirt, aud leaving the
room.' ~
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-03-25

The young lady who burst into tears has
been put together again, and is now wear
ing hoops to prevent recurrence Of the ac-
cident.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-03-25

A roasted onion. bound on the wrist, ovsr
the pulse, will relieve the most inveterate
toolhache in a few moments. The remedy
is simple and is worth trying. .....,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-03-25

Two passengers were conyersing in a
railway carriage. Said one to the other,
DO you know the Barber Of Seville 7 -
mo" replied the latter, Il" alwaysi shave
myself" ''i' '.f' i5..a, .a g'.sF
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-03-25

"a BREAD AsD BUrrER REyLEss.os.Tss
Beware how you attempt to. butter, your
bread on both Sides, hest it should haply
your fingers !allogether bur
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-03-25

-; Eaox OUR WILD CoNrRiHuToR-Wby
does man begin to reform when hs. aaopss
begging az, =. .professionF Because ha ReSs
10 Rssnd Z car see lmendicaneyJ -. 80. ~ ~
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-03-25

+ Am AusssuPI, RrvEs. river ost MsHs@:
pah. oa;ths sth isstsns oslg licked eieht and
bslf fiatihts atighiss tiS!a xSe& msrt.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-03-25

PRovERBs AND CROSS ssPRovERBs.-Prov
.erb-He that runs fastest gains most ground.
Cross.-Not SO; for then footmen would
possess more land than their masters
Proverb. He runs far that never turns.
Cross.--Not so he may break his neck
in a short coprse.-P Prouerb.- No man can
call again yesterday Cross. - Yes. he may
call till his heart aches, though it never
come. '"@'> 80 's$~H a''s sii3i' '.7t,f5
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-10-08

By the arrival of the Asia, last night,
we have mere complete intelligence up to
the date OF the sailing Of the Cireasslan,
,hcl7th inst. TheBritish Government has
e .,ded to augment theChina squadron BY
sending out several steam fr,yates aud
cory,,tes, with |, 900 mariners. A mill.
tsry force is also to be sent from India
Immediately. There was stateme, :
from Paris that 1900 French troops
we're to be held III readiness to bc s."'
10 Chin. The ,u.nors Ut M agreement
b ,wccn Enyland and France upon u
c .n,res. 1, ~,l,l. ltaf IA" affairs w,rc ais.
credited. We live n summary 1T tho
rcpy of Victor Emanuei 10 tie petition
If Parma and Mudena for Annexation 10
his Gov, rnnent The .Assemb y .! L r
ma had voted the confirmation vi Far,"'
a. Dictator, ard t, raise 5000, 900 tranc'
BIZ loan. Garibaldi is preparing tor 4
concentration Of tr"ps upon any icsra
BILE point. Gen. Fan,i, Comm nder IL
Chief OF the troops Of the Italian Leapae
| has lis headquarters Vt bologna. Ih'
p.pes health is almost restored. Tn
.tai. Of seise in Venrtia was soon to b.
abolished. Gernaryis much disappoint
ed by the Prussian Regents reply to III
n..,,,,on for reform. We have no late
Jews, but some interesting pariit u ars "
the Conflict in China. The conduc. .
the Americans is universally praised. :
n I. Tribune.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-10-08

printer, who WAS Slso supported tlo the
Republicans, has u s'iyW caanree Of elee.
ton. With three possible eEcei t-urs
the Democratic Lecompton State uck.t
ois elected by an immense 'ajority.
Both branches of the Lo islature are
largely emocratic. o
1t will be about a week before the o!il-
cial returns are mrde.
The people ereiorni ticket. being the
regular succession Of that inaueuraied
in 1856 by the Vigilance Committee, has
again triumphed in San Francisco BY q
handsome majority. 49,. r.@ ..-.