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;ss. IS ~ three deaths from yellow fever ii
4 ~ III ON the 18th and five on the 10th.
rs ~ i W l7th to noon of the 18th there were
u II Snafhs III Houston. The Houston telegraph
II d learn b. the cars OF yesterday that there
1&55e ttree cnses Of yellow fever in Hampstead
~ 4 n66pls had begun to leave, and II was though,
y xo&m would very soon be deserted. The fever
h q yprsss, after running through almost the en-
Il fxe population, was abating and the sick mostly
1oiix a1sllss
From the Houston Republic Of the 18th, we ex-
w ~ following
fssis dreadful malady yellow fever) is still
NJ zfightful havoc among us. The most expe-
4 n rE5siciAns say it is of the most virulent
N w How fever. About 275 have been taken
~ ~ ~ Of that number about rs have died.
4 a. 4 ~ named tude, living about two miles from
IS ton, hearing noise in his chicken house went
Sa 1850 the cause and found panther in it. The
attacked the man, and with its claws LAGER
3x6d lii neck and back part Of his head, when the
\ nass dog came I'd his assistance and aided his
SSGket 10 freeing himself from the furious brute.
man came to town for help, and on his return
ne he found the panther still in possession of his
SoSltxy house, when he shot him and finished him
Nh lie butt Of his rifle. II is something unusual
III these ferocious animals to approach SO near
zlEMst0n
nnsls has appointed Captain ". G. Tobin Of San
8N101l0 70 enlst lOu men ana proceed lmMeqlateiy
Il n ~ defence Of the people of Brownsville.
q 16e Rink Enquirer says that William Cane was
tiied there for DEMONSTRATING on two counts, the
cer day, and sentenced to eighteen years in the
ssifsntiary. ~ 81
Ihs Dallas Herald has heard, through letter
dsted Weatherford Oct. 9Th, the following rumors,
which the Herald thinks are true, from the concur
renee 81 circumstances connected Herewith:
II Is rumored in town to-day that Major Van Dorm
Il haA bad an engagement with the Indians on the
(JSachO q do not know how to spell the word) in
Indians. cannot say whether the report is true
81 not. The Indians have been stealing great
Sll ately, ont ON the Leon. The citizens Of Erath
cp6nty were to- meet at Stephenville on Monday
IN; - organize ranging company for their pro-
y feSaon. They have agreed to submit to . tax for
5 ~ ypose Of paying said company. They offer
~ pr month for men.
NJ Eap Antonio Ledger of the 18th has the fol
ssle1asg s
w have been informed by gentleman who ar
rived Ia town late last night from Castroye, that
E#a Genilefnnn OF the name Of Wheat was killed by
Indiana on the Chacan creek, about seven miles
II nom Castroyille. Mr.. Wheat and another gentle
were out hunting horses. both OF them un
a; when they we're attacked BY two Indians
\ md NJ. w. was shot. Both Indians were armed
Nth lix-shooters. s. good many horses have been
taken from this side Of the Medina. We learn also
E hat Captain Tobin having heard Of the killing OF
M " tnd 0f the Indian depredations, has gone
II wih sAls cOmpany In pursuit.
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The Supposed Cnnnlbnl Islands.


- IN obeaiehGe 10 instructions rom tne court Oh
directors tle lla'n Ioteriillelt aPpollltea Gol
inttee 10 examine inc ahutinah isiahas; WIN
OF a penal setteiheht. lhough placed IN the
track OF one O. the greatest cohiihercial highways
OF the world these lstiiius nave o4iy oeei khowh
as me iapiea hauhts Oh caliioais: l. no" appears
that tnere Is every reason 10 qnes,on i'ie
ing propehslbles ~ lle saVasts l,ouSn !ere Is no
uonot Us 10 tleir having i,assaSrea an suppressed
mariners VINO leu iiilo thelt minus a parry u
ISLANDERS was once seen saIhereu apout nre, over
Wmcn human pouS was neins co,is"s a ~
was aifeaay 700 lhuch eh"ireu 10 pe NJ lor ioou.
me liliaoitih's are uMarl negroes, tiouSh nov
they came thefe cannot De ascef'a'nea, ana ic"
Oh theh eNceeu NV iee1 Ill slatru roI tle most
part they are STURDY ana wen puli1 race, ana
ready 10 40 patIie an coihsrs. IL nus peeh
suggested .hat ther eAlreme leIociy to"atas
strangers arises rather IRON 9ssperalloh tnah rom
natural paroarsh, as tht burmese ana ollefs
nave frequently oeen III shu haoit oi iahollB On
the ISLANDS anu CARVING on the "felenea savages
ihlo eaptlVity. me natNes are an ihuoiecit anu
lmproNaeht people: Ihey KNOW hotliiis OF agri
culture anu Ase cnielil Oh snel-ish' 'soiiet'es
they secure Ie" ilsh py shooths lhehl VII. po"s
ana arrows, out iiey SEEN 10 nave no laea Vi
catchhg tlen WIN 'io9h anu i'lie. -,tts, ny"
ever, are occasionally USED, ana " stormy Weather
ANIMALS lonha on tae lslaaus Eveh oifas are rare,
owing 10 tne searclty OF Iresh wafer thoush u may
De Iouila at very snort aepth Deio" tne surface;
, Ihere Is no tIace u ~ opefat ~ anu
ane prlhieNal ioresl Ieiiais III d sta'e vi hatife;
lheir nuts we ars tou, are fu'e anu open Oh ~
sues. IN general they CONSIST ol lour posts' the
Two anterior peilS hluch niShef liin the tMo pOs-
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- s- z
i - ~ ~ Ffoyidcnce Herald is Democratic
4 edlscr has Always been penccfss, q
4 u 36koSl, y ON certaia knowledge No
tlhen, shAt he = sstounded = cne scllMs s
y latfoH ~ NJ W ~ Castom-ticuse, ana
~. u II S!.skasn .1aosse, under the head
es & m 81 o n ssclst far tho Darish
q ~, q !, - Nth;noa
{ IN Cxle616 An N11oh = up 80 hnow oss''.es
~ W ss ~ 6Eng 5ipSs sort 10 genuine Democracy
- Is svs&fs ~ Ill Iatitude) are to be
Is; "a ~ II 3 $3.50 s,s,,.y.,,v and nroms.
~ ~. : ~, N - . &, -
q ~ Mith Old Lane Democlats-a M run
{Se c0uniTy ", z obtain fat Offices, and
III 9 " : ~ sSAoss ~ Seilator Slidell
III CO... 81 a, M; ,;fe . lonc time and have
W. Resn y Rul'''ss ,'.e = ~
n 1eo11gea M1ny cur1ons, strange anu uhha.urai
ffons al ne part Of political schemers but
I "a ;,,,.ssea u fsnr;ous strange and N.
~ "a sgs ~ ~. 2,..s,.,s.s
l6eta9 e9sAglAAsavh ~ $3.50 % ~
{Ss6nfst3c ~ oil and vinegar, are made to mnGle
z5s5 t,at 70 III Z MO <r;c;ar and l;fa.
4s a.asss .. e y
su0aesas "iau saeal1scas es ~ iosins
ani0nship. 80 far, SO well. Seii-lnterest VIII
even enemies, hut whether the general people
ss Il ntarast II Tho kind oar, he made parties
~ ~
Ts9 41cA ~ NOUS aia pussy =
'sr4inA ~ be seen. On TINS point We entertaan
nxsye doubts, and rather incline to the opinion that
M. rs,,s4nr,.yrsns and its king have made
~ 80. M
and s,,,,t
n 1kh Nnese PEehMinAfJ oSsva sastos " \ - Y,
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MAYORALTY---OFFlCIAL,
E MAYoRAI,TY OF NEW ORLEANS, D
City Hall, September 8, 1859.
Common Council OF the City of New Orleans.

City Hall, September g. 1859.
Common Council OF tue City of New Orleans.
No. 4509.
Resolved That the of sevcntyhyo thousand dollars
and the hereby appropriated by the Council
The city Of New Orleans DO drawn from the City Treasurer In
part payment required warrants Of the Comptroller
Force Pumps together with one mile Of 30 inch cast iron ppc
miles of 70 inch Gust iron pipe for the erection Of
house for said force pumps aud laying OF portion of said
pipe the whole in order that sufficient supply Ct water may he
aud aiding and promoting ntnry condition Of atmosphere In
and around the city Of New Orleans.
Rso're hsr That said two force pump, and PIPE shall
nnce with specifications file in the Office OF the City Surveyor
TINT sd force pumps be located and PLACED IN house to os
by and under the direction Of said City surveyor
Resoirst FURTHER That the Mayor be and he IL hereby author
;e TO enter into with the parties for furnishing and
delivering to the city the aforesaid double force pumps and pipe
IN ncroauee with specifications Of the Surveyor NIL OF me
same 10 be paid for and of the aforesaid Of seventy
I'VE thousand COLLARS appropriated and in accordance WIN
the first pnrt of this resolution.
. President Board of Aldermen.
lsgned ClAS II. WALDO,
Approved April 81 1850 "
lsgnedl GERARD STITIi, Mayor.
In accordance with the foregoing resolutions notice Is hereby
given that sealed proposals will lie NJ my nnt
MONDAY, the 24h Of October 1859 at IL O'Clock ~ for the
following conrRcts, t0.wit
L. the erection of an iron building on The eyec
opposite Cann street for the pumps city water.
works.
. furnishing of one mile of cast iron mines
valves, etc, for the city wuter-@urks.
s. contract for furnishing mud placing double aeting
Wohington Force Pumps each capable of lifting and furnish
chimney pipes, etc the whole complete
The aforesaid contracts be performed in accordance with
plans and specifications Of the Ci,y Surveyor file in his
office.
Spt I GERARD STITII
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IaE Day GooDs MAGAZINE of Mr.. John Todd
Chases street. is on exhibition at this time wlcn 1t Is
aed with Immense fall supply beautiful dry goods which
has got In to meet the demands Of his large trade
" As selected his silks dress goods aces coaks and millinery
~ he e's nauuiaeori q Europe and they are unmsaka.
~ nc sss ashions md the best articles chosen by an
eecse nefenan expressly for this market with which Mr.
1pads oae and practical acquaintance well known ladies
~ buyers referred to advertisement and com
xiASas4 h fle store -.
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CARpErISGs OF New IMPoRTATIoN.-See adver-
semen of Mr. George L. Marine, I'D Canal street, wherein
varieties newly imported stock of capengs
caaogued brief mention made of his splendid supply
goods window shades and all goods in that line
nces curtain bands loops asscs etc The patterns of the
newly and imported carpets of this house very hand
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A PATENT PLANTATION DRAINING MACHINE, sec
hand is offered for SALE cheap by W. A. johnson Co.
Factors Row, whose advertisement please see
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MEssns. BowLEs & JrDsoN.-Interjor N

MEssRS. BowLEs q JuDSON.-Interior merchants
requested to turn to the advertisement of Mrsrs Bowlcs
Juson II Camp street. for they what
that they have in heaviest of collection
Of cockcry china glass and house furnishing goods adapted
not only to the country trade but
city custom. The satisfactory dealings may be had with
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Louisiana Intelligence.

Samuel B. Oswatt and Thomas Edwards, Esus.,
are announced as candidates for the lower branch
of the State Legislature, for the parish of Con-
corda.
The Plaquemine Sentinel of Saturday last says:
Mr.. VIM is of the opinion (and we know of no
one more competent to judge) that Iberville will
not make more than half the amount of sugar this
year that was made last season. He spoke very
discouragingly of the present prospects of the
sugar planters.
From the West Baton Rouge Sugar Planter Of
Saturday we copy the following:
Several of our planters have commenced grind
ing. with rather poor results, SO far quantity is
concerned. The yield is quite small, although the
sugar, in every instance that we have seen, is ex.
cellent. By the first Of the mouth, nearly all will
be in full blast. The weather is cool, clear and
bracing, and just such weather as our planters re-
quire to ripen the cane.
On Thursday night of last week, a party of young
men residing in the upper back Brulee, of this
parish, started off about dark on a coon hunt Du
ring the night they stopped while to rest under
tree, and while SO doing observed a man approach
ing them in rather a suspicious manner, which in
duced one of the party named Louis A. Bernard
to call out "who was there?''
Several times the challenge was repeated, with
out receiving an answer, when suddenly gun was
discharged at them, which severely wounded Der
nard in the leg. A second shot was fired at the
party, but without injury to any one. 1t was theI
ulscoVeFeu THAI tHe aSsallaht was u Wel-kn0WI
character in the parish, named Francois seguin
who was quietly permitted to depart without al
attempt at arresting him. Bernard was carried
home by his friends, and everything done to allie
viate his suffering. Next morning an affidavit wa.
made before J, I. Nolan, J. p, charging Segui1
with an assault with intent to kill, and warran
was Immediately issued for his arrest Deputy
Sheriff Bergeron, with party of friends, went il
pursuit of Seguin, and found him at the house of
neighbor of his. He was arrested and conveyed t.
the iail of RatOD ROupa. where he awaits trial
The most singular part of the story is, that thu
young man shot had never harmed Seguin, no
given him any cause for an assault of that charac
ter. Seguin stated to the officer that arrested hin
that he was in search of an individual whom he in
tended to kill; but still as strange the man he pre-
tended to be in search of was also a friend to him
The full particulars will, no doubt, be elected a
his trial. Mr. Bernard is not dangerously hurt.
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HousE.FuRSIsHING GooDs.-All those very es
senal goods in the of bedding curtanng piano and table
covering short all house furnishing dry goods be
of Messrs Reilly Co.. 126 Canal street, who
opened their stock for the fall trade Mers Reilly Co
also the receipt by steamship of invoice of coak
bnous, shaws and embroideres which, ladies who wish to
the latest fashions should inspect without delay
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EpayE DU DEUxIEME DIsTsICT.-n

II conduit des du DeuNieme District
Derhigy les iu Maine ct Ste Anne. connc spave-
blanche lie
blanc les anbcs la queue achetts de blanc orce
droite msraua swallowork c desss pcpchane
orcle gache mnrque swalowfokn sosconpte, ttanpte
sur la hanche gauche
dit animal cinq ours les frais
pages, il vendu renchere public dit dap" lie VEN
DREDI, IS doctobre 1859, midi
q. o. FLETCHER, conmissaire des
lie 81 d'uctobre 1859. o22 "a ~ r Is
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GENERAL AND PLANTATION CLoTHING-Messrs. 4.
Maard Co.. Of Canal and Old ST.
the winter trade with their usual heavy cloth
ing and furnishing goods of all kinds including
plantation clothing for and women made
rabe stu Planters merchants any
order filled at this and citizens will find there
they may need fashioned in the latest style We refer
tisements Of this long established house.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

C0MPTROLI.ER'S OFFICE, !
City of New Orleans, July Z, 1856.
mo. 2l291
ID ESOLVED, That the Comptroller he and
~ he hereby authorized and required to give notice by
standing advertisement in the official Journal TINT in nccoance
with the section ordinance No, l42 approved March
30 ISL the Council will pay any bill against the city unless
contracted under authority of order from the Comptroller in
accordance with the ordinance referred TO.
Signed +. l.. TRACY
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
[S.,ncdl l.. II. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April g. 1875
tSivned JOHN H. LEWIS, Mayor
The of the officers of the city and o! the public Is
specially called to the foregoing resolution
V. pUPrESSlS,
fyl6 If Comptroller City OF New Orleans
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IlOrIRuu DISTIsICT POUND-NVns brougI

Fourth District Pound, jackson street between
rel and Constance streets, as estrays-
One cream cOlored she goat short horns.
Ore rcd she gont short horns.
Which If not claimed within three and the there
OIL paid will be public auction said depot,
TUESDAY October IS 1880 at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, October 20, 1859
c. o. FLETCHER, Street Commissioner.
Registered October %, 1859.
HENRY DuREI,
For CDmnt rollp
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JSOURTH DISTRICT POUND-Wa brought
Fourth District Pound jackson street. between
Constance Laurel streets, esray-
one socl mare colt IL hands high the fore
both hind feet white short and long TAIL visible
brands.
Which claimed within five days and the expenses there
paid will be sold at public auction ct snd depot on FRI
DAY October IS, 1859, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, October 81 1859.
G. o. FLECRTER, Street Commissioner,
Registered October q, 1859.
HENRY DUREL,
For Con,ptrolier.
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EPAVE DU QUATRIEME DISTRICT.-il a
IL td conduit depot DIES du Qaree District rue
jackson, les Constance ct laurel CONNIE dpaye
Cne pouicha azan environ la mains de hag une toie
c front les deux pes de derere blanc Ia crirrc coue
CT la queue Tongue, dtanpes Tisibles
pas cling iours ct les frais
pay5s, vendu fencbere public dit dtpot lie VEN
DREDI, IS d'octobrc 1859, 10 helrcs A. NJ
G. o. FLETCHER, Con,missaiTe des rles,
NouyeIe Orleans q d'octobre 1859 o22 q % z %
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"a depot pavcs u Qnatrieme District,
les Laurel Ct Constance CONNIE epaSes-
Une TRUE tachctte
I'm blanc ct dcux trnies blanches
81 les dts anmaux pas rdcamts dams tro onrs ct les
payt il, venus encere pubque dit depot
lie JEI' bI, Y octobre 1859 Il 10 heures A. ".
Nouyellc, Orleans, lie q octobrc 1859.
G. o. FLECiIIER Commissare des Rues.
EnrsoistrS le ornlrr octt4
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IVORY AND SHE'LL COMBS, MEERsCHAUM PIPES,
Ercoh ladies and gentlemen readers referred to aycr
of b. Pi Sons 22 Canal street. for the latter will
be Interested in the matter of ivory and shell combs and
style trimmings and the latter in meerschaum and cherry
pipes and outlpieces-genuine and choice articles.
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New SILKS, MOURNING GooDs AND EMBRoIDEaIEs.
These goods in all variety, be found Messrs. Gque
dry store, l6 Is Chartres street
Their goods of their importation and selection have
st received by shipping from Europe Dealing largely
Messrs G. j. afford 10 sell chcaply they advertise that
they will and they will ladies learn if they call
station in their shopping epedionsat which
they have been long accustomed to find good goods low
prices where they repeat that agreeable experience
often as they will,
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FOURTH DISTRICT PoND.-Was brough,

l. to Fourth District Pond, Jackson street. between
Laurel and Constance streets, MS estrayS-
One spotted sow.
One white boar and two white
Which if claimed within three days and the expenses
paid will be sold at public auction mt said depot on
THURSDAY October z, 1889, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
New Orleans, October p, 1859 -.
q o. FLECIiIER Street Commissioner.
Registered October q 1859. ~ - .
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Ts1as Intelligence.

sS ~ sese three deaths from yellow fever in
6sr On the 18th and five on the 10Th.
KS ~ W. l7th to noon of the 18th there were
n u xaafhs III Houston. The Houston telegraph
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EpAvE Du auArR1EME DISTRICT a

UNPlAV II
II depot du Quatrieme District
Jackson Laurel ct Constance CONNIE tpaves
Une cievre coulcur de creme, les cornes courtcS-
Tine chevre rouge, les cornes courtes
ST rGana dams trois ors ct les
Fenchere pubque dit depot, lie
MARDf % d'ocobre 1859 10 lcnres A. NJ.
@. O. FLETCHER, Commissaire dies rnes
Ic oct 1859 o2l "a Is
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EpAxE pI SECOND D1srRIcr.-n a c

IL conduit paves n Second District Derbsny entire
les tu Maine Ste Aune. fpaycs- -
Une TRUE noc oee dtoite perc9c ct lie bout de oreille
gaMche coupee
I'm pnurceau nor -, -,
blanc tachetc ayhnt &c
motifs coupe.
81 pas rtcims dams iro ous ct les
ffa pages lis yenus fenchere pubue dit depot,
lie MERCREDI, % doctohre 1859, midi
G. q. FI.ECIiIER Commissaifc DIES
Orleans lie d'octoirp o22 - ~
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EpAvE DU PREMIER DIsTRICr
SECONp DISTRICT T,nUND-Nvns hrouyh

- The second District Dcbiply street, between
and MINI Streets esGrays-
black the right bored and the end of the left
on.
One black pig.
white black spotted pig with the right ear half
off,
Which claimed within days and the expenses thee
paid, will be sold public auction, said Depot
WEDNESDAY,, October % lo59, II II O'Clock N.
New Orleans, October q, 1850.
c. o. FLETCHER, Street Commissioner
Registered October a. 1859 ~ $500
HENRY DUREIh
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tween two and three hundred men, and not less
than four hundred shots were fired at them from
Harper's Ferry, about 200 yards distant. One was
shot dead, the second, a negro attempted to jump
over the dam but fell Short and was not seen after
wards. The third was badly wounded, and the re-
manning was taken unframed. The white insur-
gent wounded and captured died in a few moments
in tile arms of our informant. He shot through
the breast, arm and stomach. He declared there
were but only nineteen whites engaged in this in
surrection.
For nearly an hour a running and random firing
was kept up by the troops against the rioters
Several were shot down, while many managed to
limp away wounded during the firing. The women
and children ran shrieking in every direction; but
when they learned that the soldiers were their pro-
tectors, they took good courage, and did good ser
vice in the way of preparing refreshments and at
tending to the wounded.
Our informant was on the hill when the firing
was going on. He says the terrible scenes of a
battle passed in reality beneath his eyes. Soldiers
could be seen pursuing singly and in couples, and
the crack of the musket and rifle generally
followed by one or of the insurgents biting
the dust. The dead lay in the streets where they
fell and the wounded were cared for
Capt Browns wounds consist of a sword cut in
the forehead and bayonet wound in the kidneys
Another of the rioters killed was named Stewart
TAYLOR, J, C. Anderson, a ringeader who stopped
Conductor Phelps yesterday, was killed during the
first attack by the Virginians. Anderson was a
| fine-looking man, with flowing white beard.
Some of the Maryland volunteers are in pursuit
of Capt. Cooks party, and body of forty mounted
men left this afternoon for Harpers Ferry to pur-
sue the rioters. 1t is reported that many OF them
! have escaped and are secreted in the mountains
\ A negro named Green, who conspicuous in the
fugitive slave riot at Harrisburg some years ago,
4 was among the insurgents.
Among Browns papers was found the following
note, without date or signature. The freight al
iuded to was doubtless the sort usually carried on
the Underground Railroad:
Capt. Brown--Dear Sir: Ihave been disappointed
at not seeing YOU here ere this, to take charge Of
: than two weeks, and as have had to superintend
. the providing for them it has imposed on me nc
d small task besides if not soon taken on, some O
i them will go back to Missouri l wish to know
d definitely what you propose doing. They canno
be kept here much longer without risk to them
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SECOND DISTRICT PouND1:Nv brough

y District Pound, Derbiguy street. between
Maine and 81. Ann streets esiray-
One brown cow without horns white stripe the bHck
while belly and spotted legs tail right marked
swaowok uncrcropped and sopcd top and the left
hip
Which If claimed within FIVE days and the expenses there
on paid will be at public auction, said Pound,
FRIDAY, October ~, 1859 at II o'clock NJ.
New Orleans, October II, 1859.
C. o. FLETCHER Street Commissioner
Registered October q, 1889 ~ -