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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-11

slrs aH.I extracts. their elect HI Doe huuiu So.
tru be- r'.t.,1f. .ri.sl,r'Hn lll .rrSs..lni A,i.
irs ir,,tI, al il. b..tl, ..lul., .'.ii. and duis
u.fh. tuIg. tb.if u.a i, b,IrHi.i Nth ihr h1rli-
,.t,T..t o. srII.B attacks NJ t,.r,s- u1r ur
tao .i1.rs 8Ie,,s lrr.s. o. 900 st,p Irg r,srs II
si. Aur... email t..r. - rrYrlfIl iHVu-Hig --sl
,l...s ihr .,sfru. tHht good hri'h be- che rrsult,
81 change iu suYH, .usut ur airi BE- lr,rss'r,.
Ihrt H.Ttf ,tusr sYrr uIuiIs, ssr.IrI IlI1is,
lrhHg IlHu'-, etc., ss DO man ni1r. hi1. lh"N
sr, vHrBHta.i fH efyr .tus'trfIH1, HT thr pug~
vtI b. rriurI.l. Tho, zoe Usrst .rrrl rhr,p-r,
salf. prrtt,ef arl in 100 r.sH.rfs superior O. any
rur. ,ti,r 800 boz .h. vrdI. To d.sovefy ct
rlua- h pIU vtil sugi0 ED. u'r-I sIih d.. lisr.
utA Al oth~rs are r11utrtirits, i1f % usri, stu
.r btu.arI I..1rpI.rt ihs si.A. llrurA'' pils
at. ,..-lni, rlt up. 30 90 a box, vih large
sbs,t 90 li,, ill., auI 80 Do, - o,at' rrr b'Ni
IslNrs tf -.
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N|f
SUGAR COATED
rlitS
To ChlIiI,rrpt Zoe
thrw
THE remarkable
Nmti,an t,uH,|,
rafI,fre ih- wu,ll
n, .fatm. O,,S i've
trI'Iluns uii1Nr.arr
s.iI .rrrtlI,. Cum.
tHrI entirely Il
lIlsrrs. Roots, Raj
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-11

NOTICE. This - 10 caution all peIsons
" ayaiast hasboring or trusting AMANDA.
a., vile. on ny accouut, a. she has lett NV he'd
aad l1irl, | shall pay no dgbts Of hrr contract
iut. MASON W. PORTER.
Mexico, Nov. :, 1859. IL
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To the Trade.

We opa6 -nily assert that our eNpsrirncc u
sBi i,ciltie. f,r br,pg. relier competition With
other ehlI.ssle m,fkrt. slcorsslal.
nn,ing 90 r,.h, be h-y' Tiinlitiss. dirrrii, 81
importers All manufacturers, We ace saab Il &"
oiIcr uuf gl,is 81 price. nyslli1g thpse uhtiinsd
IN other mlrkri., thereby .iviny ~ nar ra.isnef'
thr aI.liir,nd eSpenss 81 p1srhssr apl iD,n.p,F.
tation. W. ace ever .npp!ir.l. Go i,bb,ls, ~,th
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-11

Hrs,iA sAtyL g.lEs HruNs.
russia rNTvE CrNrs tAsrEHs.
Russia sAffr rrLrH SOM ENEs.
RUSSIA sNtsE tJUfs Ifth
Russia SAM DrHU TItuNs.
RUSSIA sAINU lUUfs s.Atu UEAn.
RUSSIA shtKE Crlrs NtrtLE RASH.
Russia sAtyE CrHEs CrIs.
HrsstA sAiYr Crurs CuHNs.
Hr.stN -ktvE crErs SCANS.
ErssIA sALyE CrEIs SALT EITrN.
RUSSIA sNI,E DrHEs sOEE'.
Russia sALyE crurs fiI., nirrs.
RUSSIA sALvU DrEu wuIrLows.
RUSSIA sAtNF Drurs rirIEt.
RUSSIA SAW CrHTs Warts.
russia sAtvU CrUrf soHE NIrrtE,.
RUSSIA sAtyE CrUrs SINS.
Russia SALINE CyUE. IrstrHs.
Russia SAW CruTs MNuwoEN.
Russia sAIyE Crufs sCrHNN.
kvssIN sAIvu CgHF. HrNtuNs.
Russia SAINT CrWs suur iir'.
Hrs.tA s,ivr cruTs fNGu0wiN0 NAILS.
RUSSIA s,LyE CrHrs sriprH sriNOs.
HrsstA SAW CvUr, sutNGLTs.
RUSSIA sAtyE CUUE, rHrFriuNs.
nrsstA sALyE CuErs Mu-4riTu BtTLs.
RUSSIA sAtyE CrHr, CWLuLNINs.
RUSSIA sAtvE CUBTs FROZEN liNns.
HyssIA sALyE CvHr- WIS.
RUSSIA sNivE CrEEs soUU FAIRS.
nrsstA sAIyE CrUEs Hufts.
russia SAW crurs Plush WOUNDS.
urssiA SAVE CuNEs Iiirs.
RUSSIA s,iyE CURE, HEyisEs.
RUSSIA sNLyE CUHrs CUNPrEp HANDS.
RUSSIA sAtvE GURUS srHNtNs
RUSSIA SAVE CrHr swrLlEn NosE.
RUSSIA s,rvE crULs rUNsirEL,s.
rrssIN sNtvr crEs ttNL WAIST
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
To NJ 7 H"T'I'Isf N"'lI' NJ
l.. nLA.nIIILn. IN1lI-Ins NgrnL. ~

I,uRECLusURE. ru.Iir notice .. hereby
gwen. that Ehphalei SiuuryInt OF llrb'vn,
iI che Cant, ut ONnu', hy Doe deed 900 mortgage
uaigI August n, \. ID. lSi3, ani r'cuSdrl 'n Che
Rrs,.,p OF Deeds foe s'il tuiai,. box Do, page
sng. conveyed 90 james Jrvru 81 BurAu,li, "
.,,I Cou1t,. r,1i1ip ris,s OF L1d situated ~
sti. il,biun, with 40 che 1ppurirlncrs thereof,
and mrre iull, dr-subyd ga .aid deed, o. which
rlifreacr D. hrrfR bed ipr a mote specific de-
srfirt.uu ut thc pfrniscs snI Zoe lhr coudli''n "
.sd rougs.e; that th- co1Iuun 90 All mort.
gagr b.. h4eu uruk-n b, rr,sru whereof th' 'aii
James JeW,ti claim. tpi,ciD.urr ct aid mortgage.
JAMES JgWETf.
Bnsk6,'d, oct. n, 1850. ~
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IIcmcL'. Kid strengthening rla'Ier'


Ihs Bet as1 ttfpsf HHat'i.i Ready iT hs
VOID
Thee rru.v1ei Plaster. cure pains. weakness
llI .i.If,,s iu tGe utgA. code. sII utrasJ, De- u,r
nuut.. iuI.tI,sl rrits, ace thrN tI ID, this, that
tl- Uturuetl. suitHt. DE- .u. ~pr,I i,'u' tee
iH.. tlI.lu. ltI -uu., sl uelIuul Aid i,,lhet,
r,uI-I, tlru Yf,u.tlf, adapted Go thy wants ui
iymsI,s sHI ututis. Thou Application BE- uui'rf.
.4.-vilsI., o. thr ,tr.B, ul-H, tIr irlD'r $40.
uau, al.i tI, i.yue u.iHt. a. .a,A anI LOO ihrN
sIU lfusr q l.lIYI suI s u.#ssiH.. lI.iI usr b.
aye. sU.rHIi DI Il.H' lHIHI ir.r HI trHIir. la.h
II,.tsi wlI a,ir i.f.u cool. 90 l'Ir uII..s. srI it
fh,tuulfi. ClulltIHIs, spr'ius api bfui.ss, Tee
grrai., surrt cures shru .ul uihr' fcnriiss t,ll.
Iuf direction. will Is IuuI un ihr bi,k ~ each.
Public snrshpr,, Nu.s'isis, ministers ui thr gus'
psl, - strengthen ihrir lungs auI Improve their
voice. b., s,auug them Ou their bJy,si fucr
~ = 4 cents.
- The above article. ace s1li D., l'l Dmggesis
thrul. huut che Unuri State, t'nii,s aui Ssulh
As,frl, sud at shur,aie b, 40 large druggists
on tuc puucipai cities.
UEVWlCk 4 BROTHER,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-11


ENECUTOR'S SALE. Dyyirtue ola licen.e
H. tom the Hon. Jujgc OF Probate foe the ooun-
~ OF OXfrd, the Subscribers, executors Of the
la, will and testament Of Phineha. More, late II
Paris, IN sad county. viii cell, ~ private sale, on
"Wednesday the sevenih dsy Il DerembeT next,
At one o'clock T. N. az the late residence of the
deceased, oerain tact " parcel of lani, with
the buildings ihrron, stus ed in Paris. be,sg the
land fornsrly occupied by Henry \. Hall anl
Haven Hall and coayesed by them, together with
Rachel Hall. o. u. Morse. October 10Th. 1855,
recorded in ONiord Records, book lO7. page 30.
ANN ID. MORSE,
Oct. 90, 1859. ELISHA MORSE.
CTRAY SHEEP. Cane in,o the enclosure
- the sub,crih'r, on 90 about the 9th Of Ocio-
Der. % sheep, besrieg tie following marks;
3-l.e6 ear cropped, hole IN right.
fright ear cropped aad hole Ia same.
l1-lhght ear cropped.
The owner Is hereby requested 10 prove proper.
", pay charges, aud lake the same away.
PRESTON ROBINSON.
J Paris, Oct. II. 1850. 81
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Farm for Sale.

UnrLI-II, OCT 3I. 1870.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

indemnify also well understood that In case the
tractor shall any time abandon the work, finish and
shall forfeit ali hsys for any
The The SS aSp By 5 up i e the aa M i
B therefor and is also we'll understood that in the
held bound solido pay unto the city all loss or differ
enee beweea the price at which the contractor originally
Ale a
o p ia ysa s sa fur
foot Of curb stone Furnished and laid superficial
ss sssnss sssa s
Ming ssa fog Sr # T.ss sssn y and r'Ad
Isign.dl ~. Louis =: PILE; City Surveyor:
Boards sSi. Of the Common Council ,,,,
B Rssi,,'rea March 10 49, Sssny c,m,,.o
= q, for and de-
n lumber necessary for tho repairs and construction OF the
The s. shall be Of the hes. yellow pine
ns
sf % to 80 long, from
.ns as Gs n wide
hs lumber from 80 feet long from to
The lumber Ne bottom % 80 feet long from IL
nf ai,s . sas sna Il rs Inch II Ink
Tho @ nm aM shall be and piled BY
on hs RS
Street c9mmsone, within ], days from notice
Street Commissioner aforesaid the penalty shall be $50 and
the Street Commissioner shall then right to purchase
Inc necessary lumber neglected delivered
tractor At whatever prices he be able
me penalty and the cost Of the lumber purchased
Street Com missioner to be retained by the Comptroller
any OF the payments to be ma!e to said contractor.
Security amount $500 shall
the faithful perfo nance of the contract.
PAYMENT in cash the and acceptance
Commissioner OF each % 600 fifth
nen OF each delivery to be retained in
delivery aud so on until the contract Is completed.
10 we'll understood that in failure by
to furnish and deliver the lumber part thereof within
period fixed or in the Council be dissatisfied with quail
ny OF the lumber the Common Council shall have the right
10 snnnl the contract without putting the default
as required BY article 1905 of the civil CODE without
ing to court of justice to annu the
nifty and is also well understood that
shall abandon his contract neglect finish and complete
the the said shall forfeit may
have for of the lumber delivered by him up
date OF the and that the city shall be thereby dis
charged and released from and all liability therefor
is also well understood that in resod
contractor and his securities shall bound sodo
to unto the city all loss difference the price
which the contractor originally deliver the
ber and the price at which be adudcated
readjudcation.
The contract shall sdudicaed for term of one year
Council.
BIDS be thousand feet board measure furnished and
delivered, assorted and piled
New Orleans, Nov. 25 1856.
Signedl LOUIS H PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved by tae Committees Streets and Landings
Boards Of the Common Council.
t siEnsa VI ". ( :. M RlAaYYz1osp chsirmen.
Registered March 10, 1899
NIL It HENRY nIREI,. for Com ptroIer
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS ,
City Hall. March q. 1859,
Common Council Of the City of New Orleans.
No. 4444.
Whereas 1t is necessary to afford every facility commerce.
and whereas there large number of stboas arriving
the port Of New Orleans with all kinds of produce and
therefore, be 1t
Resoo That from and after the passage of this resolution
that privilege be and the hereby given the
consgnees atboas TO land place that the
the first and sixth sections of city wharves and Of The
on in which such boet proposes land may consent snd
privilege to remain in force during the pleasure Com
mon Council
lSgnedJ CHAS. n. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
CSigned) j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved March q, 1859
(SignedD GERARD STITH Mayor
A true copy WV. SALoMoS
m22 5t Secretary 10 the Mayor.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, March "a, 1859.


No. 4445.1
NJ Ta; A. hs S. on the Treasurer for
Bosrd Of Assistant Aldermen, to May Is,
r. Psnchard sr, Keeper City Police Jail Sass %
BATON. to pri oner' in February, 1859 soSo ,,s
Thos H. Drydea ' Lieut. First Di;tte po-
lice, rssions to prisoners in February, ,ss q,
L. ds:tinsl, Lieut. second second District Police,
I Ps';s e prisoners in fssa., ls'. ,
rations to prisoners in February, 1862. q 20
R KIM 81 saysr Rosa sss5n's SIS
F. L. Nswlsnd, Lieut. Fourth District Pc.
lice, rations to prisoners in February,
Hss Of porter for F.Sra.ly. iss IS
F. FleeSisI, s Superintendent Insane Asy
isss, '.n. = ...e. ). "ys ss7 sss
Fss'x S g@ -sss ssl
lion q Apao and Josephine street,. sO4 50
True Delta, publishing programme for re-
s e R,ss ssss e. il
furnished City Hall in January aud
February, 1859. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2
JURY SERVICE.
Hernandez, JOS, transeree Of sundry per-
sons for services rendered as jurors in
First District Court since 1859 ......... $40 so
Verdi, L. sixteen days services in Feb
pe. eea,s NV Is day; services in Fesia
Iaesrrs 2 sixteen days service, in Feb
ruary, 1852. ............-....,.+.. "a 90
Guerin, s. A, sixteen days services in Feb
Schneider, T.. sixteen days services in Feb.
Kraft Jsc days services in Feb.
Well. Adsq days services in Fss.
Horsch, john. sixteen days services in Feb. z"
ruary, 1859 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 400
schantei, Girls. sixteen days services in
February, 1889 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 24OO
Kirsch, Jno.. sixteen days services in Feb
ruary. 1889 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 24OU
Schuler Vim, thirteen days services in Feb.
ruary, 1853 -................. ......... 1880
Dierker, g. H.. thirteen days services in
February, 1859 Observation-Disclosures. 1880
Gallagher Peter, 20 days services in March,
1875 -. .;.....-........;. 5000
McNaly, James sixe n days services in
February. 1859. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 240O
Stsckhouse, H, twenty days services in
Mafch, 1898. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30 90
Smith. Adam. sixteen days services in Feb
ruary. 1859. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 24OO
[signedl CHAS H. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lSignedl J. o. NIXON.
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved March a. 1859.
lSignedl GERARD STITH, Mayor
-, A true copy: j. L. FABRE
GRprAfa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-25
BUILDING MATERNAL, BRICKS, FIREwoor
v. DEMoRrELLE. De.re,

At the Old Basin, corner of Toulouse and FRANKLIN,
> Has canstanty on hand BUILDING MATERIAL. such A.
Lime Waite and Yellow Sand Cement Plaster CT Paris Sh.
Ken Saves Also English FRENCH and Americs Fire.
Bricks. aud all snas OF Fizewood.
ed 70. -F''' e se'uis 10, ase ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-25
COMPTROLLER--OFFICTAL,

CONTROLLERS OFFICE ,
City of New Orleans, March "a 1859. (
[ No. 4431. I
Reolred That The Comptroller SELF after five DAYS notice In
the official Journal the contract for cleaning prves Of
paris Jail for from the the adiudca
ton by the ommon Counc all according specification
of the Surveyor.
lSlgnedJ CHAS. H WALDO,
,. President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedl j. o. NIXON
President Board Of Aldermen.
App owed March IS, 1859
tsgnedl GERARD sT1TH, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that THURSDAY, 3lst inst
will dudicae at II O'Clock NJ atmy Office above co.. tract
MA 1t T. THEARD (iompro,ler
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE, .
City of New Orleans, March q, 1859 !

CONTROLLERS OFFICE. .
City of New Orleans, March q, 1859.
No. 4432.
Pesolped That the Comptroller and
to adjndicae after five days notice Journal the
nine following contracts separately the bidder for
cash subject to the rejection Comm n oun
CIV and the work b. done ngreeaby specifications
the surveyors ctice
A contract for making brick sidewalks bordered by curb.
stones and wooden CUTTERS ST. Andrew
.Lne ana Constance streets, north side
z A contract for netting brick sidewalks
curbsones and wooden cutters the north
street. from ElysiAn Fields Vaudeville street
j. contract for constructing brick on both sides
OF Vaudeville curbstqnes and wooden p
tiers, from iirad to ST. John the Baptist street %
T. contract for constructing brick ks bordered by
curbsones and wooden both des St John Bap.
tst street. from tlysian Fields to Marigiy street.
a cntrrct for constructing brick side tordered by
cnrDsones AID wooden CUTTERS sides
from 81 Ferdinand street to Washington Avenue.
D. A contract Tor constructing brick walks bordered
cnrbsoe and oen CUTTERS the of street
from ,irod to Morales street '
contract for constructing brick sidewalks bo-dered by
enrostones and wooden gutter both sides span street
from ioodchildr' TO 81 John the Bay It's. street,
contract Tor constructing brick sidewalks bordered hy
curbstone and wooden both Murguy
from ST. Aside 10 Prosper streets. 80 ''
contract Tor laying square block pavement on St.
Signed CHAS. II. WALDO
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lslgnedl J. o, NIXON,
,. President Board Aldermen
tSsnedl GERARD STITV Mnvnr
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'fN0BA GCO-S. TURNER. No.s6 CAMP STREET Cur
stairs Dealer in all kinds Of TOBACCO beth in hogsheat
ard baie suitable the Mexican MARKET Plantation and
Cssarpnrposes- a5ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-25

STKAUB'S PATENT CORN AND FLoURISG
~ MILL avorably known throughout the and West
rs exclnsiveiy possessing the co,nbiaed qualities Of
LIST, Being firmly set in strong iron frame.
ID Using only the best French Burr Stones.
3d. Running the lower which being fast the spindle
with its fellow injured nv rnn
ming empty, ~
4th, Having no bush to get loose.
5th Having no driver and rnd, to make 1t choke.
6th Having ITS spindle piece from to hon
per bearer. avg
Some of these Mills have run NINE YEARS WITHOUT
HAVING THE STONES DRESSED.
IS p 26 and 30nch Double and Single Gear now In stors
and tor sale by S. II. GILMAN
az 5m&W 10 DRAWER street, New Orleans,
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GREAT BAHGAISs-GKEA BARGAINS

streets, New Orleans.
just extensive Of French and rr an
LuOklSG.iiLASSES tiilt Frame and Imitation do:
nenied and Plain Wood of style for Glasses Portraits
Engravings, Photographs, etc,
His superior aud splendid forts per cent
less than las; year and twenty per below
ket prices.
n B-Every article is guaranteed and the choice Iossrg-
Glasses with double tbicsness. The feduC
lion owing discount The decline in glasses
Gliding guaranteed for YEAR.
An immense Gallery of painggs Engraving I,ftho-
graphs by the greatest masters is exhibited for
siderable reduction.
A large variety of Tassels, Pins. Clasps etc.
PARTET AND AHBROTIPE GLASSES.
FOR saba OF Stereoscopc Views lively low,
10 close consignment. |
Rs-Pantlngs Renovated ul3
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[Signedl CHAs. H. WALDO
President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
[Signed] j. 0. NIXON
President Board of Aldermen
Approved March Is, 1852
[Signedl GERARD sTITH Mayor
A true copy: WIN. SALoMoS
Secretary to the Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-25
NHIlrUFe1I lINTVl IS, FssV.
tSisnedl GERARD STITH. Mayor.
T No. 4l31.


Resore Thai the Adj Fdiratou COMPTROLLER Of
,rnet agrges'y to resolution No 1885 for furnishing yellow
whole city for year, from the ,pr lsJl Il, + lie
yassenrsecurty, g. Ieyasseur j. Gousii-at so uer
honsand feet be and the hereby the
Council. ''e - '' ~S'''
ffeSars frer, That the Comptroller aud he hereby
anhozei to udcAie the lowest r. after five DAYS
notice IN the oiica j3nrual furnishing Ell ow
pls lumber Tor repairs and construction of bridges
Who!e eit Tor one year from the sto April 1855 the
hsiig OF md lumber to be
on he in the Surveyors office, the adjudication Of the
same 10 be subject to the approval rejection the Common
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-25

No. 44l7. I
Resolned That the following addcatiops by the Comm
troler be and the same are hereby rel .cted viz
l. contract for the pairs o. shell roads the city above
Canal street TO Henry Mcuinnsecurity c. stewart-or
the sum Of $40 600 for the whole work complete.
g contract for repairs shell roads Of the cy below
Canal F. Sarquez-securty Pelanne the
of Sill 900. 49,
lesored further That the Comptroller be and he is hereby
authorized 10 adndicae to the lowest bidder ten
Notice in the official jour- al for shng
city lake shells by the barrel fo repairs shell roads OF
the cit! on The requirements of the City Surveyor
cordaDc with specifications file in his ofeehe said shells
when contracted for be used by the Commissioner in
the repairs the said sh IL roads, under thu
vision OF the Committees Streets and Landings
cation be subject the approval the Common
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-25

WIDOW A. COSTA, SUCCESSOR TO ANGELO
W Costa, has on hand an offers FOR sale
ph bills Mess, Prime and Runp Pork,
l0O terces Racon--SiGes and Shoul-,
so bbs White and Red Beans,
Is tierces Sugar Cured Hama
2FJ bbs Superfne and Extra Flour.
30 tierces Carolina Rice.
80 bills Western and Northern Potatoes,
o23 en- Cd 67 80 and "a ,,Id Tav.a s,raa,
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Notice is hereby given that on WEDNESDAY Oh of Arril
1859 will adudcate office, NJ the contract
MA 1T 7. To ARD, Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-25
H. r. yENNARD, Chairman,
RO. CONWAY
r. EnRSTAJJ

Resoped That ission be The
to r. Rice to small cistern neural goun on
Canal str ct for the purpose of exhibiting the public
his invenon the remain during pleasure the
Common Council. - "
Yeas: Messrs, Conway, Forstall, HARRISON How
ell, Landry, Vennard and Wiltz--7
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-26

NEw CoUHrERrElrs.-LOok out for spurious
43 bills on the National Bank, at Equahty, ILL.,;
vignette a spread eagle; engraving coarse, but
liable to deceive the careless observer.
Also IS bills, some in blue and others in black
ink, on the Chippewa Bank ut Pepin, Wiscon
sin; vignette two horses on the lower part oi
the bill. Quite well done, but the signatures
poor.
Washington Irving y Is visited on the Sd inst.,
bis 18th birth day, by his neighbors, who greet.
ed the venerable man with honors and congrat
ulations.
Mr.. Barnum lately attempted to deliver q
lecture on Money Making, at Oxford, England
but was greeted with groans and Kisses. hit with
an orange, and peppered with chesnu.s, till be
was compelled 10 silence.
The Hon. E. II. Blaisdell, jr., of the Rockford
(Ill.) Republican, has sued Z. C. Daugherty, o.
the Register. for publishing libelous commu-
nication, laying bis damages At $4,000.
A man named Robbins was found guilty o.
bigamy at Raleigh, N. G., few days since, and
branded in open Court With the letter B on hi,
right cheek-a mark which be will carry to hi.
grave.
The editor Of the (Portland) Eastern Argue
found on Monday the defeated candidate 10,
Mayor in: the composing room Of that pape,
busilv .sstting up" the inaugural Of his suscsss
ful competitor, and criticisiDg il, - be wen
along. So philosophic citizen should not spoi
bis contsntmsnt BY going into e6ics.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-26

"A GLORIOUS DiNocRATIc VIcToRY."-As
The u noerstic party Of the city has no organ,
ve hasten to lay before them, as an act Of chari-
|N to suffering humanity, the gratifying and
nrteularly glorious intelligence that the sin.
'neisle Democracy" Of ancient Monroe Tin
VAio have again triumphed in the election Of
souslables, trustees, fence viewers, etc, at the
recent spring election for township officers. In
'ts Of this gratifying result, Monroe has al
ssys been good for thousand Democratic ma
l'rity, the editor Of the NJ. Vernon CO., Dem
eefs'ie Banner grows enthusiastic and then
poeiica, and invites the kettle to speak to the
aaupe', the trumpet to the cannon, the cannon
TO The earth, and the earth TO heaven! When
Shenandoah county, Va, and "dalk Monroe"
u ohlo, vote ANYTHING but Democratic msjori-
Mt 1t will be . dark time for the party.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-26

ine Mason City, Cerro Gordo county, Press
"s ''h' gives an account Of the terrible snow
II vas experienced at that place, which
), o'et Northern Iowa and Minnesota on the
1u "a inst. II was such storm as was
NAnesfed since the settlement Of the
-. - The Press saws it began on Thursday
80. Ve'oek !. NJ, as though the entire hea.
-, 'V'e were snow and blow, and con,in
a..s As 'he whole Vi Friday night and Ai
~ s+'''sy and the iorepsrt Of Saturday night
g ~ measured at Clear Lake was about
inches deep in the timber, and on the
49,, "1 criited so As to be Of almost any
~ i1e roads during Sunday and Monda,
e "ha' might be termed impass.ble.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-26

a.. "' MADISON Plaindesler, of the 18th,
b,. wat Tie work is now being rapidly pushed
-, On tbs Iowa Southern Junction Rail.
.ao learns isom the contractors that the
e. oe making their regular trips between
'1o Fort Madison in very few months.
sn.,, Aon'eauma Republican says that Judge
u. 'e' et Linn county, has been employed BY
...,. P'!efs Of the southern part Of Iowa
,,l.,,. ~, 70 easnine into the precesdiDgs had 10
il ...',' " 'ae railroad vote in that county, and
e... TO pick . 6awn somewhere. IN
,...;. : succeeds in his undertaking, he is to
il, :, 's nandred dollars-if be fails, moth.
,is.. 'e people Who employ ed him are deter
:" resist he railroad tAx.