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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-08-07

The Baltimore Republican announces
the death in that city Of Il man known
by the soubriquet OF Eating Tom, -
and SAYS that he has been known TO eat
moderate sized ham with vegetables,
&c, in proportion, at one meal. Sin
large loves Of bread, with more than a
quart OF tea or coffee. would scarcely
suffice for his breakfast or supper. A
good >iz ID goose Or turkey would disap-
pear from sight in = short space Of time.
His daughter would prepare plum pud-
ding at.srated periods and cook it in a
bu:l.cl bag. This would serve him and
tNo others rs a desert
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-08-07

he tare 0f Diseases Of The
serual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
wi Acting Surgeon, TO all who apply by let
ter, with description OF their condition. (age.
occupation, habits oflfe, &c.,) and il eases Of
extreme poverty, Medicines furnished free Of
charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on spermatorihra
and other Diseases OF the Sectual Organs, and
on the NEW REMEDIES employed in the
Dispensary sent to the afflicted in sealed letter
envelopes, free Of charge, Two or three StamI 5
for postage will lac acceptable
Address, for Report or treatment, DIR. J
SKlLLIN HOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon,
Howard Association, No. > South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
By order Of the Directors,
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, Pres
GEO, FAlRCHILD, Sec'y.
Feb 10, lS60 (31S-ly
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Security and Protection in the Markets.,

thus rendering this the most reliable source
through which to ship and sell al kinds OF
Grain, Produce, Live Stock, and Manufactures
in Chicago and Eastern cities.
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The numerous Stockholders of this COMPANY
are among The most responsible Producers, Nil
lera and Shippers of the Northwestern States
who have united for
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-08-07
MRS. wINSLOW,
Relief and Health to your Infants.

We have put up and sold this article for over
ten years, and CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE
AND TRUTH of it, what we have never been
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Incorporated by the STATE Of Illinois.
March 2lst, 1889.
TERM 100 YEARS.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. SI,OOO,OOO

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from medical terms, so TO be easily under
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-01-05

On Tuesday when the Message was sent in to the
Senate Mr.. Colamer objected, the ground that there
was an understanding that the Senate would do no bus
mess. Mr.. Davis said hearing the message net
business Senate decided by vote of % to II to bear
the Message, which read and the Senate adjourned
until Friday.
In the House on Monday, Mr.. Smith of Virginia
spoke three hours against the Northern fanatics and
finished off with three hours on Tuesday but every
body kept in good humor.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-01-05

number of our citizens on last Friday night waited
upon two pedlars, at the railroad depot in this place
with the intention of arresting them for peddpg VIII
out license large package of goods Including @
rusty old guns seized, but On the assertion of tie
pedlars that they were not the owners, they were
lowed to depart, and the goods detained 1t was after
wards ascertalned that they were the owners and were
pedlars, but not in time to arrest them An advertise
ment published in this paper last week Offering re
ward for the arrest of all persons peddling without
cense has caused general stampede amongst that c&
of traders.-Marion STAR
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-01-05

Punch saucily marks " A Point in Favor of Amer,
lea" viz In England there certain periods Of The
year specially put aside for shooting but in America
to judge from the numerous dues and savage assaults
that are almost daily taking place with pistols and re-
vovers, the shooting season seems to continue pretty
nearly all the year round"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-01-05

DEATH OF FAITHFUL SERvANT-Old Billy, t
faithful and popular carrier of the Courier, was t0-d
dead yesterday morning: Billy was aged negro, r9
is reported to have carried the Courier throug hout
entire existence having learned his calling in its p
decessor the Gazette. From the kind consideration
the gentlemen OF the Courier BiIys labors have been
light for many years, never exceeding his own dsPt
siton. He was very popular among the subscribers 10
the Courier, and his Christmas gifts always eXceede
those of any other carrier Billy always wrote bis o"
addresses, which made up in honesty and truth r. u,
their lack Of poetry In religion Billy was an ls[ nroc
the day of Atonenent the solemn day Of the jews
year. On this occasion he always dressed hlmSeD il
his best, particularly displaying rufed shirt ,o.a
Billy was noted character in his profession, "no,r
LIKENESS has been caught and perpetuated in hnlt
sketch by one of our amateur artists-CharIe0" ~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-01-05

Steamer Destroyed-A VirgInfan Burned Death
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 27th-'rhe steamer Vixen, from
Pittsburg, bound to st. Louis, was burnt yesterday
The loss of cargo and boat amounts to $4,000 Geo
Mott, school master of Lynchburg was burnt 10 death
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-01-05

CALFoRNIA.-The overland mail has arrived with
San Francisco dates to the noon of the 9Th Deccmba
The mining news is generally favorable. Great damage
had been done on the Calaveras and its tributaries BIZ
heavy rains
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-01-05

lMPALED ON A SNAG.-A man named Julius me-
ers was recently impaled on snag while sitting Oh Nv
arboard side of steamboat in the Mississippi rlVal
snag came up suddenly, striking Meyers about n%
way of the body, entering between the legs, and CONN.,
out at the side. A deck passenger the hrS' h ~
reach him, and had cut aud horribly mange his ~
with bowie knife in order to release it from beTtSD
escape side pipe. Meyers lived only about tnls,
quarters of an hour after the accident and was pu'
on the shore near the scene of the occurrence.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-01-05

se great and small carrying 200 guns and all
Tho onre of the expedition have been derayed
out OF the ordinary appropriations for the naval service
cep the sum OF $289OO applied to the purchase of seven
of the steamers constituting part Of it, authori-
ty of the naval appropriation act of the Sd March last
believed that these steamers worth than their cost
and they all usefuy and actively employed in the
naval SERVICE
The appearance large force in such prompt
in the far distant waters of the La Plata
rabe conduct of the officers and employed
happy effect in favor of country throughout all that
Our relations with the empires of France and Russia
we'll as with all other the continent of Europe
unless except that of Spain happily continue be
the most friendly character.
In my message presented statement of the I'M
to say that this has not materially improved Without special
reference to other claims the Cuban clam the
e OF which has been ably urged by minister's and in
which more than hundred of citizens directly Interest
cd unsatsed both their justice and
their amount 5 had been
by the Spanish government itself.
again recommend that appropriation be made to
be paid to the Spanish for the purpose of dis
trlbuon among the claimants in the Amistad CASE. In
common with two of predecessors entertain doubt
That this is required by our treaty with Spain of the 9th
October 1885, The failure to discharge this obligation
been employed by the cabinet of Madrid reason against
the settlement of our claims.
need not repeat the arguments which urged in my last
annual message in favor of the acquisition of
purchase My opinions on that measure remain unchanged
therefore, again invite the serious attention of Congress
to this important subject Without recognition this
policy their part will be almost impossible to institute
negotiations with any reasonable prospect of success
Until recent period there good to believe
tha should be able to announce to you on the present
CASTOR mat our dcutes with Great Britain arising
the Clayton and Buwer treaty had been uay adjusted in
manner alike honorable and satisfactory both PARTIES
from causes however, which the British government had
not they have not completed treaty
mens with the republics of Honduras and Nicaragua in
pursuance OF the understanding between the two
meus. l. IS nevertheless, confidently expected that this
go0o WORK VIII ere long be accomplished.
Whilst indugng the hope that no other subject remained
WHICH eoU0 ostR the good understanding between the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04

SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT
Louisa street, from Goodchildren 20 Gfrod street.
Thee sidewalks shah be feet in width and shall be laid
The top shall Be made o re by cypress pans
the best quality free Of baj knots splits and oher defects
with inch cut spikes four by Ave inch piece resting
and we'll fastened % four by four inch cgpiess upright
eatee test into The solid ground distances i've feat
om in all Inc cagt Of The street. On the gutter side
Of said sidewalks md in al thstE length there shall by
the top nlanks
the Cry Surveyor, otherEisc It Shall be rejected
All tho materials shal he Of the quality and shall be
nishea by the contractor, we'll aS the labor
The contractor shall be bound begin the work the twenty
days following the approval o the adjudication BY he Common
Ceunei and 70 complete the sixty days after under
penalty Of tan dollars day for each and day thereafter
thc same Is completed.
Coed and solvent security to amount Of $500 shall be
required 10 guarantee the faithful performance OF the
tFact
Payments to be made follows towt: the proportion TO
he pad BY the city IN cash. and tie proportion paid by
tie property holders in bills against tie said property hod.
is s the new ely charter sd bs o b collected 81 ahe
contractor we shall be suhrcgaed all the rights the city
Al a s s Ss@ y oans n 70 o. e &
ah responsible or Of said Bills should the be
The eonraetor shall pay Into ihe City Treasury. prior
e sessng his certificates the cost of publication 81 the
said contractor shall have the right demanding of said peti
ticnsrs ss asha q aaid cost of publication.
lie Council III & VIII he manner Ps
ght to annui ie contract sihoat putting contractor
fault required by article 1865 Il te cs Code and without
dcnity and II rs ALEC well understood iha in case the con
esSs sas 4 ss ss ssnpa ss ass nsh and
shail forfeit all claims he have Tor part WORK
there.p II Il we'd understood that the
% rs5ga u dhs eontor snd BIZ securities shall Dc held and
the ps at which the contractor originality contracted per-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04

CONTRACTS.
T a 5 sfss y M Fa% on SS srs Tssi ss sS e sgss psss
10 he twelve feet in width
cnst as fa co q TGalia street said sis1sRs s.
egt feet in width F st..s - 49,, .ios = ,.,,,;,,.
street from Johnsos porenois Said edeweks to
bTieks tseisc feet nexf l. Ire nndngs fronting aid street.
along tie crbstones and the remaining eleven
iih tue grads u t brieiin Win iafa Tfe besing e
bricks laid ssi
r aha a esssd o e s,gstaes she lime ne
oa aas = @ 1l @ I q % n HI I & q ea nsf
81 I ses s 9 e a @ @ ts y 81 saa es Sa H be e
s @ & @ y sa ] pce s aa N ,oua IN a eaEe ana @
fog draining lots They shall BE duly intespercd lengths Of
os sd isgeis heh Siii 5s given by tie sassyo and
zach u egTs9n sal H. ha s9ps Of afgf INCHES for eysg f9ct
Be sody aud backed il tie most approved manner
rom IN Ills respect; And no srfbsfoie les ta
inches shorter than three fest and hasing in less
sssii s. admitted Ii the york. sNr''
cypress twelve ashs as y four inches thick in
H1 are m hn s Sd ss sn Mhes
joiaig pinned there aad ntsflnediae space Of
css in diameter through saitahie aagsT Roles ii
the cnrbsone shall Be beveed su on other
ssp e a eht feet Hereof and IL ess ege
braces If not less han four feet long by eight inches wide
Ss DOWN and Wiz sd atter It
least tee inch spikes each brace this
hs n and aif ncis ic Well nailed 10 tbe cutter napk
aiassi with x inch cut snkts Ie etter hoffornn shall
he II dry rer sand four INCHES thick and beine
nc rims ard driven The top edge o tho facing bour sbn
nnd te atter shall m l;d with ope of one inch ovaras fra
csfonps wooden boxed cutters for draining lots shall he
bu nv the contractor Tsy shall lie foHr inches Wide by
s;ei,f eI,es ee a ka h made f one and a half ffnh eF.
nrs laD for e sides and bottom Two b four inches
on top 10 keen displaced
shalt RIM
| walks
I,RIrE PAyExESrThe walk pavement shall be laid with
te hyics Of Ihe hest oy In llerri one on : d Of iabe
sand or other eqlafy good quality it, gas
hrics shall lie we'll filed with sllarp sand and conne of
haf an incl, thick spren yer the whole surface Of n brcnn
Prior 10 LAYING the earth or ground shall be cut ,p
broken and anied uid made leye and graded smoothly
ner foot The ground where 100 low shall Be le IN y te
CONTRACTOR at his own expense and well ranned until com
nlatcIy solid There shall &c bedding Of one half an rh 81
shau sand stblfe biliys under the bricks and said bricks
sha he uroperly bcdded therein in herrng regularly
aid IN rlse Joints without g rugged or holny paees
/ raierted.
ffISEi Al AsEsTe whole work Shall be executed to the
entire satisfaction of the CITY Surveyors who will be the sole
j tudge Of iiie 0ttAiify or the work.
1 nisi,es hy iIe col,tfaeiofs as well Is the abof
me confaetors shall 81 bound 10 begin the work In the
souncsi and - complete same follows. ovt
the in the sixty days following the
urosai Of the eadeationthe
months and tie for the thF
eonraet days alter each penalty
ars each and every day thereafter the
sao and solvent secriies shan lie required from The cor
tic faithful performance Of their
tractor for tfe eoisc 5000 from COZ
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04
CPEcIFrcAr1oNs FOR THE CoNrRAcr

= or he brick The sidewalks south side of Tern
These id s@aks are eshi set width The curb and wood
e @ have ese Laid 5 & but @ Of then aEe s
restate in their line Level and place all such curb
and woodei tho Whole under Tie dr ction Of te City
and in accordance with the lines and eyc to be given
Tie walk briekn said Sidewalks shan be laid
with bricks Of the quality herring bone
LAKE psa ss iSaf s q I
SFss shall p vel hsa VIII sharp d and u S eoa,ng e
prio laying the bricks the earh ground up
with decsy Or slope foWrds Tie outline of ono al ineh
per foot The groand where too low shall m lled BY the
solid There saI &c beddng Of half o an inch ol sha
therein d herring rsay aid il Close ohts Without
an s aSSM esas 5 + Be- shsi @ will bear
for draining os shall be built by the
and Shall b made o ens aud half nch cypress plank f5r
The sides and e bottom r. With tive 2 BY f four pieces
CUTTERS shan through he whole width Of the Sidewalk
qualify BY conireior a. well as de
contractor sla begin the work in the ton
days following the of the adjudication by Common
penalty Of dollars day for each and day thereafter
Good and solvent security to an amount Of $500 shall be
required from The contractor to guarantee the faithful perform
Payments made follows, the proportion tc
paid G M e n f 3 and sf G II P
made by The City Surveyor conformity with section ll9 OF
o s i aboga,ed TO ali the sbts Of he
M q d S I & s ana s s N g. Ss S % noe j e s 2s
ahe responsible for any of said bills should the
be paid,
The contractor shah pay into the City Treasury prior
receiving s certificate and h the cost Of publication Of tn
hsas he sh t q demanding sd s pc
titoners the reimbursement of said Of pabcatfon
It well understood that by the cantraco
TO begin finish the work thereof within the pero
fixed, IN the Council be dissatisfied with the
which the work is being executed thu Council shall have III
right to annn the contract without putting the
default required by article 1905 of the Civil
applying TO court of Justice % annu the and withou
Indemnity and il is also well understood
tracier shall time abandon he work finish
pete the in conformity with his contract
tractor shall forfeit all claims he have any h
work done BY him e date oI The abandonment and ha
the city shall be thereby discharged from any and all abit
therefor and ii also well understood that in the conrat
II be resod the and his securities shall be held
bound IN sodo pay the city all loss difference b,
the price which The originally
perform the work and the pfceat which may adudcate
= ut u resale ar.readindication.
Bids 70 be per running foot of sidewalk complete.
4 New Orleans Jane Is 1850.
lsgnedl LOUIS II. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved By the Committees Streets and Landings Of bot
Boards Of the Common Council
IIssRssI IssPsal L RobERT RbAhSh19e ht9ehE. oharaeH
Registered, June ., 1860
els i2t HENRY nuREI. for Comptroller.
4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04
go ths n0naraaic the Common gouncti


Of tie City or New Orleans:
stgzHE UNDERSIGNED osyners OF property
81. Joseph street, rE Mew 5eFes street TO
KaV4r therce down the sds 9f Tbs Gas9 to Liberty
street. elDl Hcserabe body, sgTtsabay
Beefou f9 CITY Charter 70 se % public aacon aiisr
for grading and
S J5sepl street, from Rev Levee Iibey street. with
nu bnrkss lass than ten inches Wide by twelve inches
twelve inches vide by eighteen inches long
asr less than ten inches thick.
te quality OF granite having the Sides
eHds Top e dressed form surface VIXEN
laid. and to be good sDld work.
SID be lad agonallg inches OF sharp
@ asa gaxe with coating drssalg when laid
ssnd London gravel, the Joints
p-o5sslY htsd d rolled with suitable roller uh well settled
Icnr Inches thlek TO be furnished wten
think 1t eq1isa ehange the old curb
Eng. III urGsr ID make 1nhstanial work
Tie sides Of ST Joseph aTeet from New
Lesso Sy 70 be raised ad graded TO height
3eyel free the streets in the
Tho sdeEaiks rHiseaand iagged.
Thr "A e inefsecnn Of all The streets he
tagging, and wide. the
wse fanr feet long. and not less than
ax tnaes 10 be aaizpd IN ae eeter and graded to the
road pavement
IeaAa q Ga j. ". Stanton,
5hae. j Leeds.
y HsH ps5saas Eebruary - 1869
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04
giIAs. CLAIBORNE.
Secretary Bonrd Of lildeTn

sfiapsraEs Gonsa de vile De Ia Nouvelc Orleans;
S ma &ESSIEUMS--Ises seusstEmes proprIetai-
W Biensie ssnftir s III lssyes
se dss Rssparts yasrs ionora
Partiels l28 de u NotFee Chsfte de
90 firs yendre dix jous davis dams le journal
e penr le dc "a de
Bitnrsle De a de Ia jasquia Ia Rem
p snyer les banqaeates ds deux cotss ct les
piezIes pintt5s
travail ega ara ait apres les specifications yoyer
n. Whitncy, IA pieds.
u wv. zachaTie, 81 &
III Nontfcrt, n
Aug. Henderson Gaines,
FraneiHco Maranez, a6
~ sprfen sDHIouf, 20
4. II. Claguc s.
EfT9AS. CLAIBORNE.
s2S 1aHiss SecrstAse an BosFd des Alftrmen.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04
ppT,TIoNs .OFFJCIAL.


NEW ORLEANS, Dee. 81, 1850.
To The Honorable the Common Council W. o,..
WE, the undersigned, owner OF re real y ess
w fronting the south side of BarrHtks street. ssSon
District respectfully petition your honorable Bedf, 70
sections lg and l2 Of the New City Charter o v9 9IiCm m
sidewalks burlercd by cubstonC and wooden CUTTERS
the south of said street, Prieur Jobsoh street
The whole with specifications Of the City Sa eyor
I, Bachelier, A. NJ. Broud, 6b feet.
Augustine Lyon, 30
Auaistin W6efner, 80 :.
j. Marie Sauz by d. Meunier 80
JAS A. HOPKINS,
.= Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
NouVELfE- ORLEkNs 81 dGr. 1859.
A rhOnorable Conseil Commuu de Ii Nouvelle Orleans
\ ES soussiSnes proprietaires sur lie cote
Ltd de IN It uar6r District denandtnt respec
honorable corps commencement sections
ilg 10 dc IA charte, uvor eronnGr In conectilH de bnn
qustes bqne avcc nerres dc bofhes OF golcs bo
c cote e Ia du de N Prienr cee de Johnson
Lonyage dev cue t daprcs les specifications dt roye do
III Vile.
I. Bacllclicr, u. D. Brout, 6S nieds.
.tugustine Lyon, 80
-Nugitstin NoeTner, 81
j. Marie saux, par d. Menuier 80 :.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
fat Ia,rSg S,erasaire dr cens6l Ies te<t. tt16ren
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04

CosIPfRoILER'S OFFICE, 4
City Of New Orleans, June 70, 1860
mo. 52l4.l
Reoe That the Comptroller he is hereby authorized
adndcate the lowest bidder after days notice III the
official JOURNAL for the construction of Brick Sidewalks
the south side TsFpsirhere street. from Howard Freet
the work be done in sceordanee with specifications Of
Surveyor and the adjudication subject tbs approval
rejection Of the Common Council.
fSignedI u. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermea.
lSignedj JOHN L. MONROE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved June + 1850.
tSignedl GERARD STIFHi Mayor.
Notice hereby given that FRIDAY 9Th July 1860
will edudcaie office, at IL o'clock NJ the above
Js2s 1T V. BUPLEssIs, Comptroller
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04
- JAS. g. HOPKINS,
secratary Board oF Assistant Aidesme
q rnanora.Is oerasIl oaIna d q Nollvsll e.aans

A rIIonora.s goneaf Goranagi ii Nouyele Orleans.
MI HTEssKzHURs--1zes sOussi gnes propFietaires
lgA s5reSeph de Ia Noasnlielsevee la Ges
ssnnafts IL aigat Ia te suparieue n Canal a
lbee petnnnen y0fre Hon.
eeson z0 de Ia CaFe do Ia Vile feei
inncan Vingt davis dams gazette
niseeF Of Ia S1oeph de Ia
il fdbrrt6. aes hloce crres do
iie ok u pas ponces large poure dc long,
10 s large rs de long, ct
ss lIanez 9pa.ssear Lon dis bocs deyront de
granite, ayant lesangss ct e aHt
blsn ID alaneEs former slrfacs uuie sat poses,
eez is s1at former lasyage eprnpacse
me base de qratre
de eaI Of eycis Dc Loues pulls couehc dc
qaati ss q g iondres slt h surface is
le ycseT a la Wills jngera neeesare
changer psrres, onvraee.
teFdnes les enx elt6s de Ia ST Joseph
Tbsste eleYees uFeiEe
laear Aaue pour aconlent dos eaux, OF les ban
AuetseS slEFses paVies piHrrss pates~
pHvages fner5etoHs Do dc pierre
sates da NoFd dc pfensIe guaiie
aae riais ee iarge les peres desront atre dc deus
4eas de aFge. Gne pieds de long ct nons do 81,
leevees "a Iniea en- dseiiaant jusquau pa
ss9e.
J.W. ssanson Leeds Co.,
C1ss. ). Leeds.
Reconsideration, ls rs isvrlsr 1850.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
sccfefaire fu Aldermen.