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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-31
To the Honorable the Common Council ''''' 'o''

To .ro 1Jo.ou.,,,.,. ,,.-. :, . NEW ORLEANS, 1859.
of the city of New Orleans:
WE the undersigned, owners of reaI cst sf q
ronns on Gnsqnet street respectfully request your non
orabie body t, have the sidewalks street
rised to the ghe altitude practicable Basin street to
claiborne street The materials 20 far as nrnc.ic
beutters for draining lots constructed in proper
wherever desired by the directed the Surveyor
me same 10 be covered nbroken surface
to the sidewalk The Street Commissioner to be instructed to
nave me bridges Reconstructed in with plans to
furnished by the Surveyor the progresses The same
to be adjndicae to the lowest bidder by the omptroer after
in duty bound, will ever pray. 80 te'''''' "
r. ,btebe, 2l7 feet.
J. Dubois, 81 =
Gerard Siith, 40
John D. Henderson, Seer. tary
for Fourth Presbyterian Church, 100 .
Hugh McCoskey, RI -
j. Friedrich, - %
H. RARESHIDE, Secy bro fem
Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
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:. y II d n. EVI INS,
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.

NoUyELLE ORLEANS, 10 mai 1889.
Honorable Conseil Commun de la NouvelIe Orleans:
NJ SsIEuiSS-Les soussiSnes proprietafres
49, iasant face la SJoseph, la NonveIle-
evee u rue DIS Ramparts ct de point la Unite
ouVe taa tout long du debarcRdere Pensacola
berte demanden respectueusemen honor corps
Particle 100 de Ia nouyele chare VILE do
ae ventre encap 10 ours Davis pour nj
weller des bocs de granite Ia stJoseph In
rue de Ia Nouvele evee ain lie cote du Noyeau
Gana longean lie debarcadere de Pensacoe Ia Iber
Les d bocs de granite seron de premiere quae ct noses
diagonalement. - 'e"
Les de borures exhaussaes un niyesu con-
We able Pefet du compet econlemen DIES enux des han
quotes ct des rues les dte banqettes exhaussees
rayerses aux intersections de oues les eront con-
snites de pieIres pl tes de In u Noj of anront
pcds de large Les pierres pieds de large nieds
de long ct mons de depaissenr nac6ss
pavage. = ~ e' 1''e'e'" '
tout devra fsit dspres les specifications DIN vover M
la Vile. Nf"' VI" '0sei w
LEEDS & co,
CHAS. J. LEEDS
John NJ. HALL,
THOS, B. LEE.
,,o, ,oo e.., JAS. A. HOPKINS,
~. oW seereIalre dn Nonseil DIES Assistant Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-31

cases Of Keepers celebrated Cha
S. WOLFF ~
corner Grayier and New Le7ee SITS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-31

SURDRiEs-
~ ~ hbls, choice old Bourbon Whisky
~" Nno an and half bbs. Mcnopgahela, iron bound
~ y bhs i Boyle Cos Alcahol % per can't
ztt ha bh's. Boyle's Rose Whisky
4 hhs French Brandy |cIoripr
aeI 0hie .! S. II. KENNEDY & CO.,
81 Po5iras street.
| 0NnaN BROWN sToyT-59 c1sks R,innriire,,
- Pihts IN stote and fer sale bg ~ -ssa
AZ S. JONES & co 81 arayier street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-31

To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city of New Orleans
IEsNTLEMEN.-- THE undersigned, owners
~ OF property fronting Chippewa 10, eph
me and washington streets Fourth District respectfully petit
ton your honorable body pass authorizing the
comptroller TO SELL Gter five Gays notice in the Journal
the for making brick and CUTTERS
paved and III At the sale be final and Mayor authorized
TO contract with the purchaser for the Payment
made in cash when the completed according to hs
lines to be given by the City Surveyor.
kaspar Anch, leo feet
Joseph Mathis las
f. Hosand, so
G. Moliere, go =.
John Frendenstien $40 .
Chas. Clark 20
Geo. Kaiser 100 , inches
John Rapr, lOt
Mrs Mary Whiiford, D. p. j. V.
Lindsay, 81
W. Walkenhorst 20 .
G. II. Lehde loo .
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen
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oOMPTROLLER--t,FFlCIAI..
COMPTROLLER,S OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, May l, 1859.
r No. $3.50. I

SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for
Furnishing delivering TO the city thousand
Ths gravel shall DO quality over one inch in
me said gravel shall be delivered BY the
tractor by the City Surveyor levee in
First Second Third and Fourth Ristricts such
nes and ench places as nay be required by the City
This to sign the contract in the ten
following the approval of the adjudication
Council and to furnish the whole of the thousand
within four months after under penalty ten doll ara
DAY for each and every day thereafter the
nished. sI17 =
Security $1,000 shall be required to guarantee
the faith ui performance Of the contract.
Payment in cash the delivery OF the whole one thousand
TINS OF gravel and acceptance of the by City Sur
veyor. Elg957 g955 -.
tits well understood failure by the nrac,or TO
Rod Hxed dissatisfied with the
10 wnich the work being executed the Council shalt
the right to annul the contract without putting
~ aeiau required by article 1895 Of the Civil Code
without indemnity and it is also well
The contractor shall time abandon nttac or not
Ism and complete the In ormy with his
SAID contractor shall a claims he may part
and the city shall be thereby dsc rged and all liza
py tnerefor and is also well understood that
% resod the contractor and his securities sh be
ence betwe the price ut which the contractor originally con-
tracted to furnish tre gravel and the which
adjasicaed at a re sale or re adjudication.
Bids to % per tn Of gravel furnished veed and piled
lsignedl LOUIS H. PILE,
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings of
both Boards Of the Common Council.
tts sisnsa EFT h.T v HHSSESaRRb cAairmsn.
my3l q HENRY DU Ell. for Comptroller
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JAS. A. HOPKINS
ais law6w Secreaire du Consei DIES Assistant Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-31

m. New ORLEANS, April 5, 1859.
't'HE PETITION of the undersigned prop
cry hoiders and residents Philip street. between Maya
nne anu ST. Chaes Streets respectfully showeth that the
jory required by the City Charter having signed this
petition they honorable body pass resolution an
thoz ng the Comptroller to SELL sitter five DAYS
oea Journal the contract for completing the
wooden cutters on the west side of Philip
N the above limits about 1000 feet
shall be final and that the Mayor contract with
the purchaser Tor the same. Payments cash
when the wo is completed according levels
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I-IIVIUIttUIe OUiStII COnmun.
, ,,s ~ de Ia vile de la Nouvelle- Orleans:
| rs soussiSnes prnprietnires, faIsnnt face
10 Ia rue hrod dsmahdant respeeueusemen
orhbe co s davor les banquees de la dite
hasees auan que fire poura rue de In Nouvee
evee Ia rue oerte Les ancens servroDt
que possible Les rgoes pour ecoulemen
constitutes aniere satsaisante. pro
prletaes on Voyer les juy.ron
de maniere former surface unie Lee Commits
Hires des rues est reduis davo points re d. apr las
ps qu uis erons tourn lie pendant travail
se erg fate lie Conroeur apre cnq
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JAS. A. HOPKINS,
ais lawSw Secreae du Conse des Assistant Aldermen
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IT. a., r,..,, A., :, w.. New ORLEANS, 1869.
rr-,, Of the city of New Orleans
W. the uneirsigned. owners of re n estate
~ fronting on tirod respectfully request your hoDora
Die p9dy to have the sidewalks said regarded and
raised toihe highest titude practicable from
ertf street me materials to be pacticable
cutters ol dnns 10 cons ructed in proper
ever desired by the directed the tn.
to be covered over to give unboken surface to The
SIDEWALK fe street Commissioner be have the
re constructed in accordance with furnished
" we uveyhr as the work pogresse The adud
Gated to the lowest bidder by the Comptroller after five DAYS
notice in the official journal And your petitioners as in uy
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Notcs 4 hereby given. that on TUESDAY 7th Of June
contract. -
y ms5( II r THEARD COMPTROLLER
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NouvELLE ORLEANS. s avril 1859
/ A PETITION dies soussignes proprietaires
- aisant acs ct residents dams Philippe Maya
sin ct SGharlss que maork
reque Ia nonvele chae de ia VILE sines
ton lis demandsnt votre honorable
luton autorisaR lie Controeur vendre, Gina davis
dams la gazette ofhcele pour lie conpet des
banquees ct goes sur lie cote Quest de la Philippe
les lmies sEsmentonnes viz 1000 pieds yene
soft finale et e marie oit auorise lacque
reur Les placements seront fats
du travail commencement agnemens nvelemens qu
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GAUVERNE-i5
~ Yauerni for sale by
myl6
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06
Howard ASSOCIATIONS. J. Phlladep,,,.

HBsneeoisnt las titEtion H. .,,.;.1
tho rsh of sick and al aGis.tsS
Tha T.ah y yirnLest and EPidemie diseasss. NS''t'
Muction OF human lfe by AZ ~
ane oeeoptions practced upon the npfoyis,,si N ~
Inns ~ oI sueh diseases by Qlncks, several
r,hS ~ Sohsuitlng surgeon,as achsritabe
he lreatmept ofths class OF diseases. IN ali
ana 70 give Medical Advice Gratis IA mi ho
appiy x wiha desesipton of their cokdion.
habits &c.) and In eases oi
needless to add that the, $50 cintton
nonIkhest Mcdlcai skill OF The age and win fnrnisE
ny mgsi approved modern reAtnentT
r Of cir Annual Re-
port upon the treatment of Sexual Diseases. for IN
ending January Ist 1853 express be bi9hsst an
s'uel Win the success which has tte ndad iha Ia
DOTS Consulting Surgeon in the cure fgneImS
Gisnt seminal Weaknesss Impotence, Gohorrhpa.
Gleet syphilis, the vice OF f0nanism OF
ing year, ~ 80 77-T'N r-. r ~. ~ 'io ohsu-
The Directors, op review oftbe past. feoI s...,sS
this sphere ofbenevoient efort.
nave peen y great bened to III aicted espeelsIy
70 the young and they have resolved 10 deyoie tha
WIN renewed zeal, to this very importantbuy
Z, an A. aamiiabIs Report spcrmaiofthaa or sonn-
81 Wenkness, the vice Of Onanism, Aiasturbntior ~,
selI.aonse, and other diseases of the sexunl orrarn
ny me Consulting Surgeon, will be sent by mail IN y
sea. sealed enyelope) FREE OF CHANGE, On roceint az
on ne ipr postage o.her
constantly being bllshed for grauitons dis
triouton, and Will be sent TO the Afflicted Some "a
tne new remedies and mothod of mt
Assress. tSo l1ss year. are
" vuN, Consnlting Surgeon, Howard cAesocIa.
non, NO 2 South Nine Street, Philadelphia PepnsyI-
rania BY order ofthe Directors. n '-'7.7 y
& apopov ! EZRA, D; HkARTWELL. PresidenL
| April 90, 1656-Iy5I r14 ~. B<H
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06

A YETEAAs PREAcHER.--At the recent
Ohio Methodist Conference. Al love Isssk
the venerable Rev. jacob Young (since'
deceased ).aid i should be very migrate.
iul man, u did not say soms.bIbe for
Christ On the l7lh Of February, 1909
hung q pair Of saddle bags on nv left,
arm and started for my frst circuit. T
nave traVeied much. lAbored hard, and
aged me. am new fnishing slarioasi,
never happier in mi life than I am M.
day. Brethren have now attended nn,x
ffty.scventh animal Conference. Tbronni
q kind Providence, never missed a5s
since started. But, brethren do sT-
pect that when YOU assemble /, CoIum.
dus. next year, l will be in glory. Iivou
readmy death in the Adyo, ale, don't sbsd
tears. And now brethren, before I 81,
down. say. brethren farewell"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06
mARMIEn,

On the 3Olh inst, at the Presbyterian
Church in this city. by the Rev. J. K. Gal
breth. Mr.. JosEPH 0LDs, son of DR.. 0lds
Of this city, and MISS ELIZA P. SCoTT, Of
Portsp onth., o. f-
On December 3lseat the residence Of
the minister, by the Rev. G. Weisz, Mr..
GEoReE BERKMAs and MISS MARY SPAN
eLER. both Of Liberty township Fairfield
Co. Ohio.
September 9,h by Rev. II. H.. Ferris,
Mr.. HENRY E. HIKE and MISS MARGARET
HERM.
Sept. 18th by III, same. Mr.. WIN. H.
WRLsu and MISS REBEccA CoFFMAN.
Dec. 2ndsby the same, Mr.. THOMAS
NuTrER and MISS SARAH JANE CRoNck.
Dec. 28th by the same. Mr.. MICHAEL
HAMS and MISS MARY ANN HIrcncocK.
Dec. 99th by The same. Mr.. SAMUEL
PRIrcHARD and MISS MARY C6wrHoN
Jan. 4tb 1859 BY the same. Mr.. SAMU-
FL P. STEWART and MISS SARAH Cross.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06
.IrNHPoRTAsTr ~ P'9 rro%c tyTRAL AMERICA
SHIPwREcK or THE FIIBUsTERs. AND THEIR
-'r RErURE TO MOBILE e8F ~


New 0RIEANs, sJAnuary I, 1855. "A
vessel which. hiss larFived at Mobile from
RuatAn, reports that the SCHOONER SnsAn
landed her passengers at Puerto, CabelIO,
Honduras. who forthwith prepared to cross
the ooEutry to Leon. Nicaragua. tsii
Atms were abstraoted from the arsenal
some months ago, and are now in thehands
OF the Leon DEMOCRATS. who only await the
arrival of the Americans 10 declare against
Marines. 9s Fshpse7 sdf sanR 1aisf
b AlarRe number of Democrats were at
Octocoe, on the frontier Of Honduras, rea-
'dy to units with the Americans sn1t
Col. NatsmeF had been sent forward BY
Col Anderson to arrange with the beouess.
The correspondent ofithe NewsYorkAs-
sociated Press. sends the following dated
BAlize, British HondurAss Dscembsri20.
The schooner Snsln. with the Nicara.
guam filibuslers on hoard, was wRec ID on
GloveT's C7rah Reef sixty miles Il ON Ba-
'lise. on the mosning Of the l6th ut. q
y All thelpaasengers wereosaVed, but the
vessel is atotal loss.a gl ~ i'm sg'a IS
Capt. Maury endsavored 10 charter anb;
thep vessel to,carry the passengers to their
destination, but did not succeed .lia fetfl
~ The British Governor Seymoar),e tender
Cd the British steamer Of war Basilisk 10
convey the pahsengers'to any southern port
10 the Uoited States. s.fs 1,f i'a i'7
4 An American csptsih circulated preiu,
dicial reports. but Governor Seymour chose
IA reoard tlann as lskinvVtadkAd oitixena nj
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06
DRs s0ULvEHWELL
q N Nh Az NJ M q O. N .

A Medical Essay on anew, certain and Fadicle cur
fSpermatorEh@a, &c.. without the use ofintefnaf
medicines, cauteriHaiion, or any mechanical
fN 3ft h3 fe1'13es appliances.
IusF PgBLsHEp, the Gh edition, sealed envelope
& oeipt oftwo stamps. VI "a y s-f " 7E'R y''ff
Tbfslittle work, ,omanntlng from celebarted NOM
Information eserpublis6ed 70 all persons enter
tanning doubts Of their physical or who are
conscious ofhaving hazared their health and happl-
and peyfect remedy for Spermatorrh@a or Seminal
Weaknese. Debility. Nervousness Deprension of Spt-
y Seminal Discharges impaired Sight and Memory,
bioiehea and Pimpes on the Pace, Piles, Indigestion
Palpitaon Of the Heart, and Bodily Proplration 81
the whole System, inducing impotency and mental
and ph physcalineaPacty,-by means Of hieh sscrySn.
may cure himself privately, and alta tTiing expen o
1 II 7Address. DITCH J. o. KLINE, 81 Avsuue cor
10Th. street. New York; Post Boz, No. A5se. 81
September Q, 1esa~-smla
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06
FITS! FITS! FITS! FTTst
DR.. HA.yoE'S YEGETARLE ESTR.scT
Epll EpT-iFN E,u 4 q

ESFtAe Cufe Q Fits, SPdsm, prampS and an Nesrrs..
ead GoRstftattondt Df5ea5SI " ''f'sV"S
DEkstoNs WHO aTe aboring under this distresslns
N ~, sy; nnd Dr. HA hcks VEGRT BILE EP
ed rs ior cpT,ng Epilepsy or Falling Fits =
systes s sna ppssesss specific action The nervous
for the purpose orcnring Fits viii he spuma
oeheht for air persons aiicted win weak
n OF whose nervous system has been pfostynte ed
cann1.u ..o.eu from any cause whateveF In chronic
o Up or diseasesof long standing,
PfIee s hey are exceedingly Beieca
o. We cty enclosing mittanee " HI nav iba Bin,
sa w sne lsreugh the masl free es esiagcs n FOR
aa,Ds ICn Ds - ~ ~ HANcE, No I0s baltimore street
A,sn io9 ,sus. be addressed post paid
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06
RzrAu euGsrprisiDg ieweler In Wash

EEAn enGsrprising jewelsr in Wash
ingtOn has found and out up that brick,
which Montgomery Of Pennsylvania SHED
at the leg Of English Of Indiana into the
most delightful charms to adorn the
watch chains Of the sporting fraternity.--
Another not 10 be outdone in metropoli-
tan taste and skill, had English's silvered
cane picked up, brought 10 and carved in
70 beautiful rings for Christmas presents,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06
REAL ESTATE OFFICE.

ITApING from disability been conf po ledio retire
u from tho active duties Of my profession, have
Established, at my resdeneo, on Main street,a REAL
ESTATE 0FFlCE, whereI will buy aud sell Real iss-
tnte on eomiDssion and on private account.
/ ] will net aB Agent for the purchase, sale OF ex-
change ofFarns, TQwHLots. Town and City Proper
w charging comInisson only whom sIles efccied.
Persons wish ing 10 evehane or sell their property
by fnrIishinga description OF tue same with state
iuent or terms viii havo y properly attended ts.
All property ntrusted To me for sale or trade will
be iberafy advertized and brought into mark ct -
Reference given to properly IN all cases.
lhaye already q numbero Of farms--pne Within khfee
miles or Lancaste Zone in Hancock, and one In PuS,
naJa counties ofthis State, together with town lois
and residences for sale trade good terms WeS-
tcrh lands locatedin Illinois, Indiana, Iowa Missouri
Michigan, and Wisconsin. improved aud unlmp
for sale for cash. oron time, or exchanged for other
propsriy on good terms.
Land warrants EsOught and Sold.
buyers and sellers will readily soc aud appreciate
the advantages Of such an agency--and hope, by
strlct attention 70 busness 10 meet the appreciation
Of the public, ,,ss, 4Afif 4 ~ ~ o. Is. DAVIS.
Lancaster, Dec, %, Isss-4w34.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06
LATER FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX. Jan. 2.-The CunArd steam
ship Americs. with dates from Liverpool
to Saturday the 10th uh.. three days later
than those furnished by the Fulton. arrived
this morning. N
The steamship City Of baltimore, from
New York. arrived at liverpool on the
10Th ull. The Prince Albert from New
York, on the ed ult., arrived at Galway on
the l7th ult. and the steamship Glasgow.
from New York arrived at Glasgow on the
18th ult., the day the America left Liver
pool -
The extraordinary general meeting oI
the Atlantic Telegraph Company passcd
lpG harmouiousy. The airectors' report
was adopted. showing the balance Of funds
on habd 10 be nearly es.oOo.
Tho Government guarantee Of new cap
ital is still pending. ~
Continental politics were quiet Addi-
tional arrests have been male in ireland ol
the members Of The Phoenix Club.
The Bank Of Holland has reduced tie
rats Of discount ! per cent.
In regard to The late arrests in Ireland,
il is stated that the trsasoaable acts of, the
secret clubs were carried much further
than was at first suspected.
There were daily dfillings-pikes had
been manufactured, and arms we're 10 por
ted from America. The military have
been Distributed in the western portion !ol
lbe county Of Cork. to prevent an iusur-
rection. 5lis,--., 5sa.,....,fsg ~,
Seventeen arrests have been made in
Belfast, y III II I'd l,s
! Lord Malmesbury has declined to inter,
eede with the Pope Of Rome. oOncer0ing
thu Jewish boy. Morlars. as
) The present rate Of discount BY the banks
OF Holland. is three per ceatsi assg
70 Cardinals Autenslli has stopped the let
ters written by the foreign correspond, nt'
ofihe' English press, and threstens to ex
pelthe writers from Rome. 4 sll .e,i
| Il Italian affairs look still more serious, ,ant
Austria isaPparently preparing for an at
tack. ee5t.
X Rnmors prsyailofa ministerial crisis il
Turkey, and that Faul Pach will be thu
new Grand Vizier.s ,iol 7a- ~ I4,p
1
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06
TO Consnlssp psIvs..' 7

VIZ Edyertlser having been restored 10 henitt IN
lew weeks, by very simple fefde "a VI aftry ha.
nH SUFFERED several years with we're LS1 sSs.1;a
tnat dread disease, ConsuiDp a. S1ns ~
W his the means Of cre
VINO desire u, he will send copy Of Tho me-
p,ep1reg and using the shre, which they will and
Th Sg.e vaIe tor ssthkHa,
guy 9nJeet Of the advertiser in sending the n1e
seription - to benent the aiSlcied, and bn hane.
sufferer will try his remedy, viii cost tbem
tH y! ana may prove blessing. Parties wishine
q S4a,T "a : -. :. RkVa akDWARB BA.sNILSoN.g
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06
New Arrangements
From and after Jan liary I /, 1850.

A General and extended system OF credit, expe-
rience has proven Injurious 10 ourselves and bur-
the DsoIne TO our prompt paying customers.
Every intelligent individual knows well, that the
merchant who buys only for cash In Eastern
has greatly tho advantage over the time buyer nd
that at home he can, and does supply his eustomersa
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES;
Whereas, lengthy and lndiscriminate credits acts
oBerous upon the cash and short credit purchaser
causing such to pay Indirectly for bis moro slow and
In view of these facts, and upon consultation with
many Of our best paying customers, we have deter
mined aud now annOu ce, that, from and after jan
uary "A. D. 1859, our present Books win be closed
Except for sottlements.) now set opened upon
the following TERMS;
All accounts ibereafter made, must bo closed at tho
end Of every six months after date OF irst charge,
otherwise ten per cent. Interest will be required
uutil paid. i-ss isis +sst 3a3a i,-E
This plnn we think will enable us to sell our Goods
cheaper, secure better pay; and Justly equal Be
20 the cash and time buyer. The above will be strict
iy adheard 10 In all cases.
We would also, inform our Numerous friends, that,
shortly after the incoming Of the new year, we will
REMOVE our place OF business into the Vest Room
Of dfessrs Si6ord 4 6tWrgeoHis Block, directly
oPP9sitetAe TdIlmadge Hohss, whore our Goods viii
be largely Increased and Inducements held ont TO the
buyers OF cheap Goods, not surpassed In the West.
In conclusion, all knowing themselves indebted TO
usby note, book account or otherwise, are particular
ly 70 come forward withOHv delay and settle
the aame. KUTZ, REBER & co.
LhBcaster, December %, lS5s-34tf iplfF itIA8
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06

PuBLic SALE or LkSps,-A proclamation
has Just been signed BY the President. Or,
defiog tte, sale. ~ public vendue, in April
and May next. Of public lands 10 Wiscou-
SIN. The proclamation covers some A 800
900 acres 81 Iand. including the alternate
sections along railroad lines. which belong
to The goyernmstit. Such Of the lands IS
may not be sold will afterwards be subs
ieci 70 .Prisate ehtrys..., t...l
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-06
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Sr. LOUIS. Jan. 5. Tho Utah mail With
dates 70 tie 26th Or Novembef, has Az.
rived. Y NsTN Asss stae
The Unissd States District cour, ias.
b ltis' ubtsds' that Brigham Young has
been sdnmoGsd 70 answer the ,chafpo of
false imprisonment Of gsntilss, also Untrue
tha! Major Crossmap had left for the
States.
The snow in tho mountains was very
deep. and the weather seyele. There
bad been great suffering among both men
and animals. i.
Large encampments Of Sioux Indians
were met AZ Platte river en- ronle 10 join
the Chsyenpes foEthe purpose Of wAgipg
war against the Pawnees,
Mr.. Blackstone. one Of Messrs. Major b
Russel's wagon masters, reports discover
ing cola on the banks OF 4 sm Ill lake near
Ash Hollow. lie had, il his possession
ninety dollars, which he ha ! collected 10 q
few hours. One Nugget was worth s2as