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EPAVE DU DEUxIEME DISRTKICT-H a
u etc conduit depot des Epayes du Denxeme District
Derbgny, entire les SteAnne Dumaine, CONNIE
epaye-
Une vache nor le venre banc marqe visible
I'm cheya blanc mouchete l51 mains de hauter
la coura les marqne de ele collier errer tout
tour, marque visible.
81 la de mule nest Reliance dams dix iours
ellie vendue Penchare pnbique dit Depot
luNDI, mars 1859 10 henres A. NJ
C. o. FLETCHER, Commssaire des rues.
Nouvele Orleans, 81 f6yrier, 1859. fe22 mi
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STREET COMM,R--OFFICIAL.

LECOND DISTRICT POUND-Was brought
~ to the Second District Pound Derbgny
st. Ann and Main streets, esray-
One red and black Cow, with white belly, visible brand.
One white ea bitten Horse about s1s hands high sor tail
with saddle aud collar marks shod all visible
Which within days expenses
paid will bs sold at public auction at said Pound,
MONDAY, March 7, 1859, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
New Orleans, February q, 1859
G. o. FLECHIER. Street Commissioner.
Registered February q, 1859
HENRY DUREL,
For Comptroller.
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sNotice hereby given that on WEDNESDAY, the 2d irst
will adudcate at my office, at Il O'Clock, NJ the abov
contracts.
fell 81 T. THEARD COMPTROLLER
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NoUvELLE-ORLEASs, II Janvier, 1859
Honorable Conse Common ID la Nouvele. Orleans:
NHE ,r.spu,,

NouvELLE ORLEANS, ii Janyier 1859
A Honorable Consetl Common do la observation-disclosures
MESSIEURS-Les sOussIgues Dropriet n Tres
lNl faant face la Hercules Ramprt rue Mia
Ia rue ST. Andrew respectueusenent demandat
orabe corps Ia 10 de la nouvee charte
de la VILE aire Vendre encn 20 cus notice.
conrat pour nveler ct payer Ia de Hercules de
liza Ia rue ST. Andrew evec des blcc de granite
mons de 10 de large Il long pas
de u poces DE IL de long
de ~ ponces depasseur Les dts blocs
miere quae les cotes lie bout taes de rnanere
former une surface upis Ell de sode.
dit pavage place agonseneu de sable du
lac ct DE eavois de L0ndres revetement
de sable du lac ct de gravo de ondes les nterces bens
rempis lie comptesse par un rouleau
usaua quill soft bieu stones sur euX cotes
de 10 eront eleve nivees hauteur
maniere bonner libre les banquees
seront eevees ct convertes pierres plates
intersections en- perre
la meeure quse de rivere rord ct devront ayoir
ped de large les pieres empoea dsyrout avOr ped
de 4pieds de long mons de depaisseur
Ell etre eevees centre au nievAu du pavage,
Thomas Murray, 1s9 pieds rue Hercules.
P. Irwin, 2l7
JAS. A. HOPKINS, secreairs
| js25 1tawSw du Conseil des Assistants Aldermen
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NEW ORLEANS jan. IL, 1852
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the city of New Orleans
CENTLEMEN-The undersigned, owners
VI of fronting Hercules street
Justo ST. Andrew street. most respectfully petition your homo
abe body agreeaby section 100 City Charter sell
public auction after twenty days public notice the contract for
street with granite blocks eEs than by
twelve inches long, than twelve inches wide by eight
inches long, less than inches thick
be of the quality of granite having sides ends and top
well dressed form surface
good solid work Said pavement o be laid dagouay
inches of sharp sand and London gravel with coating
dressing when laid Of four nche1 Of sharp London
gravel the joints be properly filled rolled
roller until we'll settled The stone fonr inches
thick to be furnished, when the City Surveyor
requisite change the old curbingl make
work. The curb stones both sides of Hercules
St Andrew to be raised and Graded proper hight
level in such free the streets of the
speedy manner and the sidewalks to be raised ard tagged
The foot crossings the of all
with best North River Tagging wide the
used be feet wide
inches thick be center graded to the
road pavement.
Thos Murray, 1879 feet on Hercules
P. Irwin, 2l7 y :.
New Orleans JAN IL, 1859.
JAS A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board CT Assistant Aldermen
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NouvEILE. ORLEANS. 3janyier. lsso
Honorable le Conseil Commun della
vile de Ia Nouvels 0rssns
I PETITION DIES s0usslgnes respectue..
IL sement Representa- majore requse par Ia
charte Ia Wills hgne cets petition ct lis prlsn vo,rs bor
rabe corps resolution autorlsant cono,.
yende apras cnq our davis dams ia gazette ose Il
a pour ion dn a. s @ ~ aye
Urquha des Bons Enfans lis demandsnt auss ous IL
soft deniye e lie mae soft antorise fairs 4
trat Pacquerenr. "
Les placements fats compliant racha yemsn
travail conformement allgnements OF nveeents ami
ront donDes par 10 voyer de Ia vile NV
Baptiste Iarcade, ITO peds sur Ia st Ferdinand
j. Singer,
George Moore, So
G. W. Duhy l28 :. $50. -
Francis Cooper, 30 :. &
Mime W. b. Demon, ITO
JAS. A. HOPKINS
a25 law8w secretare du Consel des Assistant Aldermen
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To keep water out, use pitch to keep it in, use
pitcher. -
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NouvILLE ORLEANS, q decembre, 1853
APhonorabe Conseil Commun de la Nouvee- Orleans
| ES SOussIynes, prOprietnlrcs du nombrs
u de peds aitAche sgnnnres demandent respecua
sement vore honorable corps davor les banquettes
rue Clara des rues Julie Commune taes de Ia mamie h
bituee avec une elevation auss haute que possible La
tie deja fite depra etre mise niveement onvenabA
Dan. la yene du contrat il deux encheres pour
pHrte qa est ae du tout ct aatre pour pare Unveiled
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Notice is hereby given that on WEDNESDAY, 2sd inst
will adudicae at IL O'Clock M Office the above
fel5 Stl 7. THEARD. Comptroller
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NEw ORLEANS, January 4 lsa
To tie Honorable Common Council Of the
city Of New oreans;
EENTLEMEN.-The undersigned prevslI.
" ing themselves OF the provisions contained In Sectonn
City Charter respectfully pray that may please ye
honorable body order the adjudication OF contract for
ing sidewalks In agst0nes bOrdered with cnrbstope
place OF the present brick sidewalks the western
ond Dstrict-of Esplanade street. from Condo Chas
Royal street. the level of the sidewalks TO be elevated %
new height hagstones the curbsones nv
whole of the best quality.
PAUL Il. THEARD,
EDWD. BARNETT,
f. NJ. ZEIGLER,
Property holders fronting the improvement
New Or ans, 4th January, 1859,
Secretary Board Assistant Aiderms,
NouyElLr- ORLEANS, 4jsnvIsr, lea.
A Honorable Conseil Commun de Ia
vile de Ia Eouvelle. 0rlaars 4
MESSIEURS.-Les Soussignes Sc prevaT.n,
l des visions dams Ia 10 section de char
corps Padjudicaion dun pour Ia conr
ton de nOuyees bsrqnetes perre plates
pieres rempacement deB en brlnr
lie cote ouest-Denxieme Distrct-de ID rue dc TEu.
made de la CoDde msntensnt Chsrtres la Ro,ak
lie nipeement des bDquees deyront aire eleye Ia pouy
hauenr ct les perres patte convr cees des rgoes oa
devra etre de premiere quaita
Resptctuensement,
PAUL Il. THEARD, I
EDWD. BARNETT,
+. N. ZEIGLER,
Proprieaires faisant face a i'smelioratop
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
jas tsw5w Secretare du Consel des Assistant Aldermen
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WIN. II. LIND0 CONFECTIONERY,
No 1874 GaroGdelei street three doors Poydras
Respectfully informs his friends and the public general
that he has opened the ahovs where he will
SANITY hand CAKES of kind Pastry Sugar Pums
Candy Calves Feet jelly Blanc Mango Charlotte Drouse
and Ice Cream Mougat and other Pyramids. Wedding
arty orders particularly attended to- d23GS
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NEW ORLEANS Dec. %, 1855
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City Of New Orleans
GENTLEMEN-The undersigned. owners
" of property fronting Pryt4nn street Jnla to
Phillip respectfully petition your Honorable body
agreeaby sections ll9 and l20 City Charter
public auction after twenty days public notice.
grading and paving Pryaa Jackson to Phillip
with granite blocks, less than
twelve inches long than inches wide by
eighteen inch e than thick blocks
Of qualify Of granite having sides
dressed laid and to be
good solid work Said to be laid disgonay four
dressing laid inches sharp sand and London
gravel the joints be properly filled rolled suitable
roller until well settled The foot crossings Intersection
of all the be laid with best North River tagging
four feet wide the used
long and not less than six inches thick, be raised in the
centre, and graded to the rbad pavement
7. Krutschmit sc feet front Prytania street.
Dan. P. Logan 96 I. :. :, :,
John l.. Lee 60 .s.. =,
J. Dugas 81 =, :,
New Orleans, Dec 2S, 1851
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NouyELLE. ORLEANS, 4 Janvier, 1859.
de la Nouvslle- Orleans: -

JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
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PETlTIoNs--oFFICIAL.i
New ORLEANS, January I'd. !

NEW ORLEANS, January Sd. iss
To the Common Council Of New Orleans - -
THE PETITION Of the undcrsigned -
pecifully howe,h, that he majority required ~ IN q
CITY Charter ha wing signed this petition pray yo,r bn
body pass resolution suhorIsing the Comptroller 70 ss
Ferdinand street from uT9uha 70 Goodsh'ldren stree. ~
trsct with the purchaser for the same. va
Payment to be maids IN cash When The work completed
Baptiste Larcade ITO feet on St. Ferdinand street
John ssisser. q
q. W. Duhy, l8 :,
Francis Cooper, 30 ;.
Mrs. W Denan ITO :,
New Orleans, Sd January, 1853. ... 4
JAS. A. HOHKJNs
Secretary Board Assss,ant Aiderms.
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q: G. Coyington, by Vaudeville Mc1lhenny, "a I.
Michael Gernon 40 rect.
New Orleans 4h January, 1859.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.
NovELLE ORLEANS, 4janvier, 1859.
Honorable Conseil Commun de la Nouvels Orleans
MI ESSlEUNS.-Lcs sOussignes, prOprletnl.
1Yl aisant face la Pytania. CaoDe Fee
cite demanden honorable
commencement la I'D section de la chare de Ia VILE are
weller payer la Prytana Caope Felcite
blocks de granite mOns de dix large
douze dc long nj de moins de dix pouces dep
Les dts blocs devront etre de premiere qnae les CO.
upe de bonnie sode lie dit pavage place
dagonalement qnatre de sable m Rravois
de ondres reyetenen de de sable du
lac ct de Londres les nertces ben emps tout
ben asst Les curbstones ordnaes
seront ourns voyer auand jusers necese de
changer les vees pierres de boure are
ode Les curbsones des deux c6es de Ia de Prytsna
en des ct les banquees eleyees pavees pieres
plates Les intersections de oates les seront paves en-
plates de qua de Ia rvere Nord ct de-
vront etre de peds de large les pres auront deux
depasseur et etre eeyee centre nveau du pavage
Alfred Kesrny, l2S picds.
j. A. White, g.
DAN W, Adams, 81
John Cromwell, rs
Jas. Edwards, 43
NJ NJ Simpson, Is
Walter Sicol, 50
D. E. Twiggs, 40
d. f, Morphy, lOs
NJ Judson 90
J, NJ. Angner, 80
Hart, Thomas 4 Co, 80 :.
Vaudeville Mcllhenney. "a
Michael Gernon 40
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Jas lawsw secreare da consei de Assistant Aldermen
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POLICE JAIL--OFFlCIAL.

WAS brought to the city Police jail on the
w 18th of February, the black hoy CELESTIN.
longs to Mr. James Meekave who lives Meare Ridges
he feet TX inches high has the right hand and
has a the side of the right eye.
The will call and claim his property according
E. BLANCHARD,
Keeper of City Police Jail.
Registered February l6, 1859
HENRY DUREL,
fer l5t For Comptroller
WAS brought to the City Police J all on the
w LIST of February the black boy JOHN. he be-
longs Mr. Henry lawrence lives Bayou Bout
sh Of ST. Marys He is fest AZ inches high 4
the left side of the forehead and small oafee
The will call and claim his property according
=. BLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police Jail
Registered February I, 1859.
fes l5t Clerk of Comptroller
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JAS. A. HOPKINS,
ja25 law8g Secretare du Conse Assistant Aldermen
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I osTroN WEDNESDAY NIGHT, THE sru INST, AT
u the Washington Artillery Ball. Odd Fellows Hail. or on
Camp street between the Hall and Coliseum Walk Ladies'
HAIR BRACELET with Gold Clasp The will receive
office. fell If
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New ORLEANS, jan. II, 1859.

-.". JAS. Az HOPKINS, Secretare
1a2o ltawsw Conseil des Assistant Aldermen.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

JAS. A. HOPKINS,
jag ltawSw Secreaire du Conse dss Assistant Aldermen
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,a5 lawsw secrstare du Conse DIES Assistant Aldermen
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JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Jas ltawSw Secreaire du Conse des Assistant Aldermen
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A. ~ ffOltntr, ff pro-. r.. W. Ferry, 81 feet
New Orleans, 2lst December 1883.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Assistant Aiderme
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GIFTS
GIFTS! GIFTS
THE PLACE TO BUY BOoKsi
GIFTS

jas l.awsw secretare du Consei des Assistant Alderm
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PAUL i. THRARD,
EDWD: BARNETT,
X NJ 2ETdI Ed

+. N. ZEIGLER,
Proprieiaires faisant face a1'smeiioratiop,
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
secretaire du Conseil des Assistant Aldermen.
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rRox PIks's PsAK-Indians on the 11rf-The
Kansas. City Journal publishes letter dated Pixies
Peak City, January 4, from which we extract the
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-07-21
A Fillmore American.

w A writer. over the above sigma
ture, attacks the Republican party in
rabid style, through the columns of the
Civilian. He has shed bitter tears amid
the shades Of Ashland, and cursed in
his heart the very name of ignorant for
eigners." and because the Republicans
of this State have dared to +" insult the
just pride Of every true American" by
nominating German for Lieutenant
Governor, he and his coadjutors are 60
ing with the Democracy" going TO
range ou.self on that side which in our
opinion comes nearest carrying out the
the letter of our creed" Very well, Mr..
Fillmore American" you are doing
just right You are going just where
your creed of prescription should take
you. 1t is principle with the Democra-
cy to prescribe certain class. and they
can do the same with foreigners, if they
choose to, without violating any cardinal
doctrine. AS the Republican principle
is tia. of equal rights. nothing but a
prostitution Of the aims and purposes OF
tie organization, as was consummated by
such men as yourself, in Massachusetts,,
will ever make the party subserve the
end you desire. So the quicker you go
with the Democracy the sooner you will
get in congenial company, and the sooner
will yon confer benefit upon the Repub-
lcan party, if you have ever acted with
that organization.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-07-21
Now and Then.

A. c. Dodge has recently written a
letter to the public, in which he siren
ous!y advocates the acquisition of Cuba
and approves Slidell's thirty million cor
ruption bill which was defeated in the
last Congress. Many of our readers
amongst the early settlers of Iowa, will
remember letter written by Mr.. Dodge
some years ago, in which he defended
the reduction OF the limits of Iowa to one
half its present size, and urged the peo
pie of the State to endorse an act of Con-
gress by which the State was thus shorn
of its fair proportions. Had the people
of Iowa permitted Dodge to have had
his way in matter, our western bound
airy would have been marked by north
and south line half way across the State,
instead of being bounded on the west by
the Missouri river. Then he could not
forego the possession of seat in the
Senate of the United States for one year
for the sake of doubling the territory of
Iowa; now he is anxious to tax the peo-
pile hundreds of millions of dollars for the
sake of adding the little island Of Cuba.
with its crowded population of Spaniards
and negroes, to the territory of the Uni
ted States. Evidently the views of Gen
eral Dodge are somewhat changed and
enlarged upon this subject since his first
letter, by his residence at royal court
Gate City.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-07-21
Later from the Gold Mines,
LEAENWoRTH. July Ii.

LEAENwoRrH, July ID.
An express arrived this evening from
Denver City, making the unprecedented
trip in six days. 1t brought several pas
sengers and $500 in gold dust.
LEAvENwoRTH, July Ia.
BY the arrival from the mines last
night, the following particulars are furn-
ished:
Prospecting has been prosecuted a
considerable distance south of the pres
ent diggings, resulting in indications
equal TO any already discovered
Good leads had been struck miles
below Jackson on Clear Creek. Rich
discoveries were reported near Boulder
City.
Building was vigorously prosecuted at
Denver City.
The population was steadily argument
ing, creating an increased demand for
provisions.
All indications point to the re-estab-
lishment Of confidence as to the perman-
ency and steady development of the Kan
sas gold mines.
Shipments of quartz machinery, late
ly made from here, when put into opera
ton, will more fully test the value of the
gold bearing quartz discoveries.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-07-21
Senator Rusch.

~ Our candidate for Lieutenant Gov
ernor seems to be the principal target
for the darts of the Democracy, thus far
in the canvass, and those hurled at him
seemed to be exclusively composed Of
objections as to his place of nativity.
Coming from party which has been
loud mouthed in professions of regard
for the naturalized citizen, they might
excite wonder, was it not for the univer-
sal knowledge that that party is excess
sively prone to repudiate its principles
and go opposite to its professions. In
stead of being the Ignorant Dutch
man" that the bogus democracy repre-
sent him, he is gentleman of thorough
education and great practical informa-
ton, and is probably, as regards intel
lectual culture, as fully competent to pre-
side over the Board of Education as any
man in the State. His two terms in the
Senate has proven his Legislative ability,
and demonstrated that as presiding off :
Ger of that body he will be both capable
and efficient. Mr.. RUscH, however, is
not compelled to depend upon his politi-
cal co-adjutors. solely, for testimony as
to his character and ability. In Scott
county. where he has lived for years, he
is universally respected, and the Daven-
port News, one of the most rabid Demo-
cratic organs in the State, gave the fol-
lowing voluntary tribute to his worth,
previous to bis nomination. Read it to
every Democrat who wishes to disparage
Mr. RUscH
But if by any chance we are to have
Republican 1t. Governor, why, we say,
let it be Mr. Rusch. He is clever man
"a German born, but thoroughly an
American citizen in feeling-and as well
qualified as any Republican we know of
to fill the office. Mr. Rusch is intelligent
and well informed, and vastly popular
with his countrymen. The only fault we
have to find with him is his politics.
We regret to see SO sensible a man hold
ing such detestable principles, and in
such bad company. But if we are to
have a member Of that heterogeneous
mass. the Republican party, for our sec
ond in authority in the State let us have
Rusch. Rusch is young man yet, am
bilious, and with fine field before him.
Ii Iowa remains Republican State. and
Rusch's countrymen continue to exercise
so important an influence over the desti-
MES of the Republican party here. he
will have, with his fine natural abilities,
a glorious future before him. He will un-
doubleday go eventually to the arena of
the United States to display them"
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-07-21
SHERIFF,S SALE.

by VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION u.s.
ID sued out of and under the seal of the
District Court of Buchanan county, Iowa, in
favor of Livingston Brothers d Kinkhead and
against the goods and chattels lands and ten
ements of Parsons & Melli,h, have levied up
the following described property, to wit:
Lots Seven and Eight in Block Ten, in
Stoughton e. McClure's Addition to the village
of Independence, Buchanan county, Iowa.
The property of George b. Parsons.
/ will offer for sale at Public Auction, at the
door of the Sheriff Office in the village of In
dependence, on SATURDAY, the 9th day of
August, A. d. 1859, between the hours of Nine
O'Clock A. M. and Four o'clock P NJ of said
day, to the highest bidder, to satisfy said exc.
cution and costs. WILLIAM MARTIN,
Sheriff
Sheriff Office, Independence, Iowa,l
July 10, 1859. [ls-4t
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-07-21
SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS
ID sued out of and under the seal of the
District Court Of Buchanan county, Iowa,
in favor of Keene d Lee, and against the goods
and chattels lands and tenements Of Parsons
& MelIish, / have levied upon the following
described property, viz:
Lots Nos. Seven and Eight in Block Ten, in
Stoughton & McClure's Addition to the village
of Independence Buchanan county, Iowa.
The property of George b. Parsons. e
Which property MS above described, will
offer for sale at Public Auction. at the door Of
the Sheriff s Office, in the village of Indepen-
dence, on SATURDAY, the 9th day of Au-
gust, A. d. 1859, between the hours of Nine
O'Clock A. M. and Four o'clock p. NJ. of said
day, to the highest bidder, to satisfy said exc
cution and costs. WILLIAM MARTIN,
Sheriff.
Sheriff s Office, Independence, Iowa,l
July, ~, 1859. [lS-4w