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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-06-03


which ibis q supplementary, % b oxpond
cd IN constructing prFapniring he rped. %
construct Or repaiF which The same was lew
led. ~, -
Sec. 2. That any turnpike company ~
eeiving such surrcudsr Of any snch free turn.
pike or other road in this siate, or the laxescol
lectcd 10 constiuct and Fepair such read, ull-
der the act 10 which this ssupplemenlarp,
shall ssue 70 the persons upon whose property
such taxes have been levied, ceFiifcates of
stock for the amount of taxes by thom re-
spectiyely paid, upon which they shall be
entitled 70 disi,lends, pro-rata, ,as other stock
holders may be, upon their stock. .es
See. 8. That whenever three consecn-
live miles Of such road have been. or may
be, constructed and finished, according u
law, the directors of such company may ca
tablish a toll gate thereon; and for every adj
diiional Eve miles, finished as aforessid. 40
additional gate, and may demand aDd 90
eeiye tolls tllereat, at rates not exceeding
! the rates now allowed By an act 70 provide
for the creation and regulation II incoFpO-
rated companies in tho state Of Ohio, pass
ed May l, 1882, and the acts amendatoFy
and supplementary thereof to other cOmPa-
! nies. f
Sec. 4. That In all elections fer directors
Of such company, each stoekhoIder shall be
allowed one vote for each share of stock by
him held, and one vote for each fraction
greater than half share.
Soc. 8. That this act be in force upon
its passage. e
WILLIAM r. WOODS
Speaker of House Of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER, =
President of sAe Seaatc.
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county treasurer or on such Of them and for such sum or
sums each he may deem most ccngeniout not exceed
ing the amount ny them respectively collected for the
sinking fund, at the time and times If drawing; and
such drafts n paid shall be evidence Of the payment Of
the therein specified into the state treasury and
shall delivery thereof TO the comptroller be credited
king the seni-annua settlements. Upon drawing such
drafts the comptroller shall charge the same to the treas
Of state account Of moneys belonging to the sk
ing fund, and shall notify the auditor thereof IN writing
Sec. a. Whenever the auditor Of state shall ascertain
that the moneys in the state treasury belonging TO the
general revenue, will probably he insufficient In
10 pay the appropriations from the fund be shall notify
the comptroller Of the amount deemed necessary TO make
up the deficiency until the next sent annual settlements
Of county treasurers and thereupon the comptroller
shall draw therefor in vot OF the treasurer Of state
the several county treasurc such OF them and for
such each he shall deem most convenient,
cd for general at the time and times Of draw
ing aud shall charge the to the OF state
account Of general revenue and IN other respects the
comptroller treasurer and auditor shall be governed by
the provisions of the next preceding section.
Sec. Is. County treasurers shall take possession Of
their Offices the first Monday! Of September next alter
their election and shall hold the for two years there
after and until their successors aro elected and quhhedi
and IL any elected TO said oce shall fail TO give
bond and take the oath Of Office prescribed by law
before the FIRST Monday Of September next after his
election Che office shall be held TO be vacant and shall be
filled ~ provided by law.
Sec. 1S The act entitled "an act to provide for the
seni-nnnual collection Of tazeF passed April I2 1858, is
hereby repealed, but Notwithstanding this repeal the
twelfth section OF said shall continue In force until the
first Monday in September next and provided that this
repeal SHALL not affect the existing rights liabilities Of
any person persons civil criminal, but the
may be prosecuted II the said act not repealed.
SEC H. This act shall take ect and be in froce from
and after It's passage.
| Speaker Of the House q RsprsssntatiDss.
! MARTIN WELKER,
| Drrzid a. of III Cf1afn
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April2,l 1869,


mo. 124 AN ACT
Supplementary TO act 10 regulate the Electon Com
test Of Election and the resignation Of Justice Of the
Peace, passed March II, 1858.
See l. Be i enacted BY the General Jssembiy Of the
Stats Of Ohio That in all where the corporate lmiA
Of any city incorporated village hereafter
may become coextensve with the limits Of any township
in which said city incorporated village is shall be
situated and in In which the township has been
may become merged in any city incorporated village,
the corporate existence Of such township shall neyerhe
less continue for the purpose Of eeeting therein justices
Of the peace and consabes for such township, who shall
be voted for the piece of paper.
See q In all such justices Of the peace and
sables To the number allowed which may be here
after allowed to such township may be elected by the
qualified voters thereof at the times and in the
or hereafter to be prescribed for the election Of ust
Of the peace and consabes in other townships except
that ia townships wherein the Office Of township trustee
has been abolished all the rights powers and duties in
connection with such election devolvng upon township
trustees in other townships shall be devoved upon and
be performed by the city council OF such city and the us
tees of such Incorporated village aforesaid
WILLIAM r. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House of ReprssentdtiusS
MARTIN WELKER,
PreSidsRt Of tAs Senate
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HARD TIMES MADE EASY.
H. REILHARZ. Dentist.

n=A OF Tifhn, has permanently located In Free
65Sffs mont. After having had nine years expert
NIIJ enee, he considers himself competent TO carry
the profession In all It's various forms and guarantees
satisfaction In every Full sets gold s05; hall
sets S35 Full sets silver $50; half sets SIS Filling
with tin % cents; with gold so cents. Extracting 10 cts
ONCE in shomos block, formerly occupied by Or. d. r.
Taber. All operations warranted.
Fremont, March 49, 1859.
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Roberts a. ShcIdoM.

Manufacturers Of Copper Tin, and SbectYrcn Ware and
bealers IN Stoves, Agricultural Implements Stoves, Rags
Wool, Hides 5heeppetts, Old Copper, Old Stoves Ne
All sorts ot genuine Yankee Notions. Pease's Brick
DlOck, No. L, Fremont, Ohio. May 20, 1854.
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Attorneys and Couuseors at Law, and Solicitors II
Jhaneery will attend to professional business and LAM
Agency In Sandusky and adjoining countless 0Gce 2nt
story Buck,ands Block, Fremont,
X. p. BUCKLAND. HOMER EVERETI.
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MORRIS 70, TYLER
J. L. GREENE & son
Rnc!kIama & Everett,

Attorneys at Law; will attend TO all business entrusted
70 their Office In Minis Block, Corner Of Croghan
and Main streets, Fremont, Ohio.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-06-03

CNo. 1881 AN ACT
To amend act entitled can TO establish alterations
In State and County Roads," passed March 10th, 1859.
Section /. Bed enacted by ths General Assembly Of
e State Of Ohio, That the first section ofthe act ent
tied an act 10 establish alterations Ia state and county
roads be and is hereby amended 10 read follows:
See l. That all alterations o state county roads, that
arc shall hereafter he lawfully made and estab
shed shall form part of said road and much of the
original road lies between points which the alera-
ton intersected ntersects shall DO and remain
ted
Sec 2. That the original section one to which this Is
Nm amendment Is hereby repealed.
Sec g. This act to take effect and be in force from and
after Its passage. -
WILLIAM n. WOODS
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
MARTIN WEIKER
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mo. 1l71 AN ACT
Requiring the Township Clerks to give Bonds.
Section /. BE il sHaeisd By tke General assembly Of
the Stale of Ohio, Tint each and every person. elected
aud qualified to the office OF township clerk SHALL pre-
yiousy to entering the duties Of his office give bond
with a least two good surees TO the trustees Of such
township, and their in Office Ia such
the trustees may deem proper conditioned for the faith
full performances Of his duties by virtue Of said Office
which bond shall be lodged with the treasurer Of the
township and II the said bons any them shall be.
forfeited the township treasurer bv order Of the
trustees Is hereby authorized and required to for and
collect the same, for the use fthe township
Sec. q This act 10 be In force from and after the rB
Monday In April, 1859
WILLIAM b. WOODS.
Speaker Of the House Of REPRESENTATIVES.
MARTIN WELKER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-08
sHERIFFS SALES

- y q r9W .nreans, ORS-Eo. 6,SS9
RI Uc of and In obedie nee 10 am or.
~ me honorable the Sixth District Court Of New Orleans in
hs anose entitled matter will proceed sell public
u ~ tne Gty Hotel Common st eet, between Camp
gaane streets in the city Of New Orleans SATURDAY
said insolvent- " " 49, ~ "
LOT OF LAND, situated In the town Of Pass Chris. -
man, IN county OF Harrison and State of Mississippi hAv
HS q ~ feet and running back with parallel
ming a stake on the shore 800 feet the south
correr q the lot d land belonging and In possession the
widow Brown which Is 10 feet inside
closure and running thence north q degrees west 400 feet
stake thence west % deyrees south. go feet stake
ihen south - degrees east stake the
thence esserly by said shore the place Of beginning
With ali the buildings and improvements thereon being the
same property conveyed by deed dated the 18th day Of April
1851 made by James W Davies Of Augusta Of Ca rus
for the of the Bank Of Augusta said Norman and
which deed is duly recorded in the clerks office said county
and $50. 49, SO
Surrendered by said nsovent to his creditors.
TERMS-Cash on the spot
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f. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
della CREANCTERS ~
I

| sIxiExz CouR DE DrsrRrcr3B. NJ. NORMAN v, SEES
SF;ts de ysa,s Is
sasas Sojs
Cite rue dc Ia Commune entire les oe, an r do.e ae Ia
compile dss eFs"ueers
WE IERkE sisas i Christian, eonte de Ha cock,
mile ears sens
e DE- @ o sn psrr Dim gont
srae en- de la
clos d ns a. y & ,eave Brown dea
cent cinowsu,e n sn pom! de % deux
u pon de- dsa a he e dc foren par lie bord de la
'..'' considerations gu"
M, ,,s,sa s,a.,, i. !. PAKkER,
s,17n n,.7a,c- cons-,p - s-ssse
q News 6rs. oouR1 HIATT GO JOHN NJ c.
d MahT 70 &c off, writ of sr to
n Anew uuS Gjs aasa in the abs YES. entitled
Camp Magazine Streets on FRIDAY Apri sh I
at = G HsS,ass, ~ NJ or norx
9 r.; as @ 1
said dse 'd asd p the
'1S ss! sss ,$P he sBezs sa thereon
E, +. PARKER Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
siAiAAk Jour DE DISTRICT E. ]. HART CO JOHN
aela NJ. Q. BRADY.
I'm VERT HFe ans, x,r,t H., !, no eSM;
~ aSrassa - y, ~ um WrlI ne ner1 fnclas mol
Ia Nom,,ajIs Cohr 90 District de Ia
d. avr 1859 midi -l'hote De la Cite
commune entries les du Camp des Magasin Fad
Indication de.
y IHhRA slime dams le Deuxiems District de cee
Ve cans liet NO. z, borne les Benvie des
parts Cont ct Bougogne LIE dit Is pieds plus
oe lace la rue des Remprts log pieds plus
MONS ae praondeu An que e tout plus supplement-
Ifesorier de cee Vile.
Ensemble avect toute les basses aeoratons uui So
tronvent sur e dit terrain.
l,e ton saisis dams l'atfaire cidessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de Rehabilitation.
u! 10 . ako sherif de la faroisse d'Orleans.
Foup7u J,,s-p,cr ,orn., IouN DoII -
81 ". ~ nooSi 1nN a, hgbEhIs VS.. Us
& - Wv o''' RRJJNNES, mii Is M a eAhkA-
DY VIRTUE of y VII prnhN ~ !; is,o "
ID directsd Nv iho unnobi VI Meh iIas 70 me
Orleans the entitied cause Viii poc o
oclocl Ne WY os MVNpAh aPfh llth 1859, at IVA
4 + OT ~ nrr,rp rrpNrrr,r, 49,
filed in NV amos 80 t'i.' etc., as per inventory
: Also INV TON s,pE
Seized In the ahoys sn;t "
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ton and Lizabel, brought mp bark Nicalo II.
ToWboat 4 Milaudon, Whann, from the passes.
t0wed down and to sea on the 30th ult, bril-
Vincedor. brought mp ship Johan LANCE, bari
Gandolpho, briggs A A Chapman and Ercol
Fortune. ss iS-l. a Y e vt +
Towbost ] Whitney, Heaton, from the passes
went down light and brought up ships Per
peril and Geo Huriburt, bark Serafna.
Mellow Coming Up.
Ship Juo N Wood, Mack, from Liverpool 9Th Feb t
Baxter, Lowell &co.
Ship Clara Wheeler Delano. from Liverpool, to E
Ship Forest King, Bolles, from Liverpool Goth Jan tt
b ] Hart Nco. NJ s -45ss zy Ia H
Ship Golden Cross Bell from Liverpool Jan 18th, t
Ship Sarah Minot, (new) Whelden, fm Boston, with
1887 tons ice to j Il Warner EcO.
Ship Loaisa Hatch, Mclean, from Sunderland Jan 9.
Ship g " Bourne, Edwards, from Boston, to G W
Ship Felicia, Hall. from Liverpool Jan 4th.
Ship Success, Child days from New York to g W
Ship Uncle Joe, sewall, from Cardiff, twales) oath
Swedish BAIL chas Tottle, Prytz, from Bristol Eng
spoken.
BY Capt Bunker, of ship Aldanah from Boston. or
lst March in Lat 30 long $780, brig Brothers, fin
Norfolk, Va, bound to st Iago de Cuba
Exports. 49,
BRAZOS SANTIAGO via INDIANOLA. Steam
ship Arizona 1867 pkgs mdse.
BORDEAUX Ship Abby Blanchard. Al bales
cotton ia 600 slaves.
PHILADELPHIA. .schr A Elliott e36 bales
cotton. {5S9 7s7s,.sT7
BREMEN. Ship Kate DYER. .176s bales cotton ssc
hhds tobacco, IS bxs 20, 10 900 slaves.
LIYERPOC3I, Shin EnsaH Kinks 2D39 l,alas cot.
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Hiawatha, Dix, from St Louis.
w n Morrison, Bofnger, from st Louis
Gossamer, Smith, from ST Martinsville.
Messenger, Kirk, from Camden.
Minnesota, Glasscock, from Bayou des Glaise.
G d u, Barranco, from Bayou Sara.
Bayou Belle, Ney, from Opelousas
n d Heine, Muggah, from Attakapas. =
ID Carroll, Kimball, from Red River.
Golden Age, Heno, from Fort Adams.
{1mira, Smith, from Vermilion.
Cdl II d Judson, Wallace, FIN Greenwood.
Matches, Leathers, from Vicksburg.
Cuba, Hiern, from Mobile.
Towboat Hercules, LaPlace, from The passes went
down light. brought up ship ALBANIA and bark
Pelican.
Towbeat Defiance, Williams, from the passes. towed
down and to sea on the Sd inst ships Middle
ton and Lizabel, brought mp bark Nicalo IL
Touboat L Millaudon, Whann, from the passes.
q towed down and to sea on the 30th ult, brig
Yincedor. brought mp ship Johan LANCE, bark
Gandolpho, briggs A a Chapman and Ercole
Fortune. A s5s3sss s65s ~
T0wboat J p Whitney, Heaton, from the passes .
went down light and brought up ships Pep
peril and Geo Hurlburt, bark Serafna.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-08

Onussaxs oyslcn NJ. % Camp street
Clsexsd Yesterday. "
Ati.ona, Denniscn, for Brazos Santiago via
50 Assy Blanchard, waite for Bordeaux, 1A'ns
- Kats Dyer, Dyer, for Bremen,
eea@1D Baxter, Lowell Geo
Ship Susan HincEs, Clusen, for Liverpool, l.
echrE 4 Elliott, Kelsey, for philadeiphia, -
sear soutAerner, Bellocoes, for cardenas. 6
sehs Anrslia. Robertson, for Penssssis. !. s.n...
Gchr zalime, Codina, for Pensacola, Master
Schr Old Hickory, BaEas, for Pensacola, Master
Arrived.
sAip A1danah Bunker .sr = days from Boston, to
ship Psppefsll, Dizsy, from Bordeaux It'll Jan to
Plassan. ID dist "a
Ship HnrIbut, Manson, IS days from New York to
Cohen n Soria sd dist As.
Brsm Shin Johan Lange, Laneke, FIN Rotterdam 9Th
FEB, il ballast 70 B Kock &co: point,
Bark scafins. Bosrdmsn, from " Pass, with cargo
Gicilisn BARK feiican, from Palermo, to Lanata
Sandman Rsrk Gundolpho, Callotta, from Palermo,
10 Az Cochran B Hall. I'd dist.
Sardlnfan Nh Nicole II, Dodora from Marsees 22d
~, 70 Lanata Bros. I'd dist.
6icilan 8ig knccle Fortuna Carlotta, from Palermo
u n1ster. Al dist.
Big n "A Chapman, Lanreat, days from Havana,
70 ; Plassan. I'd dist 20.
6chr West Florida, Burns, days from Pensacola to
= master basin. aa@
Schr Alph0nsine, Bernard, from Grand Caiou, to J
y Flotte. I'd dist Is.
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COnSiKneea.
BOSTON. Ship Aldanal r W Adams Geo j ]
Adams &co j w Burbridge &c., j Valentine
Heaton d Oliver. Roman Il Kernion Robson, Den.
nett Geo. A McLauren, Converse eco d C Lowber
&co. "A Greiif eco. Smith, Cooper & Stebbins. r
F Folger &eo. "A F Cochran & Hall Rulef eco. r
W Rayne. Shark, Staufier AGO. b L Mann eco. w
9 Raymond. Henderson y Gaines. W N Botson. G
A Eager eco. Moses Greenwood &co Rice & Hath.
away. Carroll Holmes AGO. Holmes & Claus. j W
Fee Geo. Capt Sam Hill. g L Buddecke Geo. Nc
Lelan h Allen. Gldden, Marshall Geo.. Guile.
Menus Geo. Bredow & Wusthof. Sanford Bros. ID
Fash, Duclos &co. C Boye. Norton, Mosby &co
Thompson & Barnes. .Jno Watt &co. E Taylor eco
" Dewey. .Byrne, Vance eco, Wood & Low j
I Moore &co, Flint & Jones. Carradne Il Winches
ter. Washington Jackson AGO. Pedreauville Il Bros
K Laughin "A Lanata. C Fl Slocomb SEQ A
Hopkins .Twitchell 4 DutcherPrice, Converse Geo
Blythe. "A Whitney &eo. .Vose Bros. H McColl
CLARK, Mostly &co. j Wright &co. j Waterman 4
Bro; Priestley y Ben.. oglesby s. McCauley j S
Relf j Waddell &co j E Hyde &co. .Saml Locke
.McCntchon, Howell &co. C Il Verlander. IL Gen
ella Y Son Henderson Gaines. Il Coulon. j Raiel
:. X Gauche. ID Motion &co. s. E Moore Geo. e
Gonery; Bowles & Judson. Ochmelchen & Loeflier.
Guild, VIM Armstrong. j & G Barrows Lnnls-
den, Kendall &co., Beebe &co, w Davis Hyde 4
Maekie Perkins &co Logan Murray. G N Carl
ton. II Kent &co. w l. G B Neagle. g M Har-
yey Hco ,Biache l. Lermont, Benton l. King. Ter.
rel Bates. e Hart &co and order
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SECOND DISTRICT CouRr SUCCESSION OF ANNA sTEPH-
7 ANA MOUCHON, decess ed wife
OF New Orleans. } of L. X. Vaucher Mouchon-No.
1881.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of
this estate and to all other persons 10
show cause within ten days from the
Of this estate should homoogated and approved and
the funds distributed in accordance Herewith, -
BY order Of the Court.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-08

n. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD. -. From Canton. 1S bales cotton to
Warren, Gilmore eco. IS Winston Morrison Geo. 8
Walker, Hutchingson&co. ..57 Robson Il Allen Is
Mcfarland Barksdale, .2s Lewis g. Oglesby SO do
Carroll, hoy Geo.. g r Adams Geo i Henkle
&co. ~ Cutrer. Harrison Geo. ~ Byrne, Vance &co
ri A Levy &co. 8 Thornhill &co. SO & B S
Kicks &co. .2S Harding, Abbay 4 Morehead Q do
Payne j. Harrison. 30 Henderson d Peale Il Ably l.
Catchings. :. Total 3l5 bales cotton.
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Leaves on TUESDAY, 18th inst. ats 2. NJ
IT, OCACHlFA hlVER-fhe elegant,
swift running regular Ouscha passenger packet
steamer M Messenger, George H. Kirk, master,
VIII ienye tor Camden Beach Hills Mer's Bluff Ghsmpag
nellie wilmington Moro Bay Pigeon Hills Marie saline, Extra
ic Alabama landing ouaeha Cy sngon rea
ity and all landings Black and oulchia Rivers a,
above For freight or passage apply board
VIRGINIUS @. DENTZEL.
divert Apspt
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Helow-Co,i,ynr TIA.

BY Capt Bunker, Of ship Aldanah, from Boston, on
lst March, in Lat 1910, long $780, brig Brothers, I'm
Norfolk, Va, bound to st Iago de Cuba.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-08
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES
UACHITA RIVER

VI 49, Leaves SATURDAY, 9th inst. at s P. M.
r. OUACHITA RIVER.-FOR CAM.
lHss@9 den, Beach HIP Miier's Bluff, champsgnolle
Black RyerThe light daught fast running packet
steamer w. w. Farmer, g. +. Shields, master, will
leave above For freight passage, having elegant pas
senger accommodations, apply on board.
vIRGlNIUs @. DENTzEI.,
+ Advertising Agent.
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TEN EssEE RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY. 9th inst, at M.
m FOR TENNESSEE RIVER
The hGe regular passenger packet Chero-
kee. NJ. Mahan master, will leave for East
port and all intermediate landings as above
For freight Or passage apply soard.
FIRGINIUS c. DENTZELL
Advertising
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Leaves s SATURDAY. IS h inst, at s Z, NJ.
, r. SHREVEPORT AND NEW Or
leans Regular Alternate Saturday Packet
steamer K. w. Powell, Jos. i. Clarke
commander will leave New Orleans for Shreveport Grand
Bayou, Cousha Chute, Gampt Grand Ecore Alexandria
and all intermediate landings Red river, above
G. l.. k0uNS 4 BROS Agents,
al No. Front
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Leaves on TUESDAY, April 10th Mt 5P 81
r. SHREVEPORT AND NEW OR

ans Weekly FAcket Iine.-The fine, superb
passenger steamer National, P. G MOngom-
cry master w leave above for Shreveport Ba
Grand Ecore, Campo, Alexandria, Normnn bins
and all way landings. For further information freight or
passage apply on board,
G. L. KOUNS BROS 2 From street
Ey-A plan of her cabin secured
ro distance BY dispatch letter. by application the of
nee 81 the agents. as
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-08

DEgx5EN Y Cogs pE DIsrRcr} sgGCEssIoN DE PROS.
A IT TT al,i que Andre Dunford prcsente
enen Testamenaire Datif la feu Pospere
Dnmont, decede- 49, i
avis present dome ous ceux oue celia peu
cerier davo dedue dix jours ponr les
quelles il ne serait pas fa droit la de petition.
Par ordre de la Gour.
aS 70 is T. KEIIy D.n,,a c..a..-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01

IEAD.-The young lady - Miss
Conner, Of Aliens Grove, whom We men.
TONED in connection with sad accident, in
our yesterdays issue, is dead. She died,
we are informed by DIR. Fountain, yester.
day about IL o'clock. Dr. Fountain was
sent for yesterday morning, but before he
arrived she had ceased to live The Doc
tor gives it rs his opinion that no medical
or surgical skill could have saved her. He
found no outward fractures Of the skull, but
was of the opinion that it was fractured
near the base, and that the spined column
was also injured. The young lady remain
insensible, with frequent spasms until death.
She was about 10 years of age, and young
lady ofgreat promise. As may be imagin,,
ed the family are quite inconsolable at her
sudden and premature demise.
In our article yesterday, We stated that
another young lady had ber arm broken at
the same time, but DR.. Fountain informs us
that such was not the case The lady who
had an arm broken, was Miss Margaret Con-
ner the deceased.
It is most heavy affection to the family
"A sad chapter in its history.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01
MAIL ARRANGEME ENTS

Times OF opening and closing mails IN the Davenport
Post Once:
EASTERN NAIL, arrives at 6:1b 4 n and 80 M
closes at 8: rs a N a. 80 500 PM
NORTHERN MAIL via Dubuque snd Northern Iowa
arrives at 30 p y c.osesat a:15 a M.
SOUTHERN MuL, from s.. Louis anu Southern Mis-
souri, araives at ) 20 ? n: closes at 9:l5 NJ.
WESTERN AND SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL, arrives al
6:30 P NJ closes At 9:30 p NJ.
ILLINOIS WAY NAIL, arrives 6:s5 A NJ and $50 p
n; closes at A and 3 pm
RIVER NAIL SoU1H, Including river towns above 81.
Louis, the MlSsou.i River Nebraska and Kansas,
via Hannibal I St Joseph Il, arrives At 10 A
NJ, closes t4PM.
RIVER NAIL, in Guiding river towns from c Olare
to Lyons, arrives at 9 A N, clio ,es at $50 N.
kORTHEKN MAIL, By lsni, up the river, arrives at
p M Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays: closes at
9PM on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS.
BLUE GRASS NAIL, arrives at IL NJ, closes at IL M
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
AMITy MAIL, arrives and closes at IL NJ Tuesdays
aud Fridays.
ASAxosa MAIL, arrives and closes an 10 NJ, on
Thursdays.
The "fice will be open on Sunday during the Sum
m'r from Q to 10 Nj.