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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-13

AN INcIpRNT.-We learn that about q or
o'clock on Monday morning. our much respected
feIiow.citizen james Guthrie, Esq, was reused
from his sumbers by couple Of men ringing vio-
lently at his bell. After while he protrnded his
Joye-like head from his chamber window and asked
the men what they wanted. They said they wanted
to sec him in regard to q matter Of great import
ance. He inquired whether they couldn't wait
that they were obliged to go off upon the cars and
must certainly have their interview with him
then. Slowly and reluctantly he put on bis robe,
went down TO his front door, and after brief
parley, admitted his untimely and pertinacions
visitors. Now, gentlemen said he, in tho rather
stern voice which many Of Us have heard, what
is your business with me? Sir, replied of them,
ege haze called 10 k'toe1 hotu you going to rote
IN The election today.
We are not very infinitely informed az to what
ensued. but those who know Mr.. Guthrie will
probably not be far Of the way in their conec-
lures louisville journal.
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eesLfrr 9sD niarssioss THE M.rERlArsTho square
block sa rs Oh good hard granite in any respect inferior
in qualify TIE granite ubained from Boston They shall be
RR sSe d.a d o sss h twelve o nio5o han @eH
four nrt @ and not less hun nne ineheein tekne They
70 NJ 10 k3 sh ans, tons shall be dressed square
X tt a ~ sb u ~, II IN ns Of frsagS egees Will he
. b laid isgoa'llG from the cHtstones bordering
The u shall s Of good hard granite obtained from
oSrs Ia g iayiEs inches wide and no, H. than ven
inches thief raey shah he well qnnrred, havinu llel
tight
hai rgrty well he~ed and dressed otherwise tss l
NJ shall b Of N2r.h river blne stones. perfectly
@ SM n afstss sse 10 aS x ss 81 lane me 2p 10 m
htyeN uahes vice and in no se less than tour inches in
ball b Of N@r river tqs s,oas, # the
es aa @s snd 1 mo b T. a ri a I'm G95
lie ends cut y angle nrtyGye degrees tic sides,
NJ a ' ~ ds% s s be be- d Norh river blue
Store q a !t gtsy ihed o. fooled GA thS sHr,ate g
Ssloa s3 neisHe ess than thee fss square BY Two and
The Te hali be The best London gravel not over orc and
The sand sisIl hs plear sharp sand, Of large grtn
The plate Az the OPP Of the biges he Intersections OF
length ana thickness hose now Royal mud ulare.
street. hay vsy7E IN width The widths shs h6 furnished by
rAe ssssns ssps over The gIes shall TO Of ,le bs cas-
and Of such a and pattern shall be Furnished by e Cily
M.SSER IN ymnn the wenK Snail BE EXECUTED --Th,
old curltoncs ehHll be taken up by The ruad
shallbo atIe in her stead The new and Old enrSsoe
shall he aS3Eng he lines and grades
Surveyor, In eod joints and in ~o kmaike They
stt be dy Interpreted In lengths of ftom SIX fef
tEugh9u tho sscrR, and sach cnlbnne shall have slope
ss Ps ed IS o Ts aa to- s Il Rh ~. % r. aenne
approved APerles for draining lots shall iccil
through by the wheIioyer required by
the Surveyor.
TIC shah hs laid ascordips the es
best w1sRisnlka he'd London grave and SharI
sand mixed af ~ aas zig INCHES in thickness said bed b
we'll taEsa and hardened with the tesd OF The crugba
The sides bottoms and uing of the bridges Of
stones shEl he laid IN Dn jnin Iii oilnau
lIe manner with the directions be isp b
Ma City Surveyor, The iran plates for the tops til
Bridges shall ras upoh the sides anls all hr all Joined
= The gutter shall join in their enth the
inrllAidn Slnpe
one inch On bpnIing Of nn inches of London gravel AM
Shaf sand mixed ' hot coming ~ be strongly hafuue will
the head Of the cTawA nul nli The ones shall b. vel
lated icfntt tc hnlf lleh vide ue
Is ginli rsisre anil lie filled viii Ane gav an,
an SIiId mixed.
Ihe contractor th paving afd
4 tie he aiied sway by him. shall pcknd sst
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Frorn lsr,ss,s Peak.


ST. JosEPH, Alg. S,-By the Pixies Peak ex-
press which arrived this evening" we get the fol-
lowing news to August b On Tuesday last three
sporting men, Carl Wood, George Steele and John
Rnoker- in state of iEtoxieation, entered the
office OF the Rocky Mountain News, seized Vim.
Il. Byers, editor, brandishing cooked revolvers
and threatened TO kill hia instantly or ny one
who should attempt to interfere, and forced him to
accompany then to the Criterion Saloon, where
they became more violent in their threats and de-
monstrations. Edward Jumps. proprietor or the
saloon, succeeded in getting their attention while
Byers was taken out the back entrance snd escort
ed to his office.
The three despeTadoes mounted horses and rode
to she News office, and endeavo-ed to decoy Bgers
cut with the intention of shooting him. but failing
which firing was returned, one ball taking effect
on Steele, but not disabling him. BY this time the
whole city were aroused and out en- 1aGsse in Jur
suit. When near the Platte they separated, Steele
coming back toward town, and was shot in the
head by fhos. Pollock. 81
Wood and Rocker were captured two hours later.
and cries OF hang them resOnnded from the crowd.
Cooler counsel prevailed, and they were reserved
for trial. Yesterday forenoon was occupied H.
getting an impartial jury, and the afternoon in the
examination of witnessess Their fate will be de-
cided to-day.
Wood was once destroying angel at Salt Lake
City, but 9ed hither, having destroyed asant Wood
and Steele are both very desperate characters
and are dangerous to friend or foe when iriloxi-
Gated. Rooker enjoys a similar reputation
Reputed rich discoveries made about thirty miles
from Colorado City, on the road to Tarryaf on the
Platte. All who possibly can arc leaving Colorado
for the new discoveries. Weather very warm and
shuwery.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


1890, ~ Y iT M M ,asi foiap,I,i ana ,fe
Il ,.y;, s t, h. mi m H. m ian h. nd aft ii t1 =
III IN =, I vi ri, oir cI ~ w, s1a,e a ind ,lall tg
taI in ,c,ta ft,,rts Ie asg., sLsii Wien ee,ig ed
Dr. sent NJ er1 Ilffa : 3, M I'd a. hoG0 laes aud
Min ~ ,t o,islt a H.. c til h. ~.
ieGteJ :. =, a.,
Te Old tasgng Of tie side~sen ball ne aNou n ~ ihe
,ids@ks shall be iich y" rs 10 estnd WIN ihe 4 f!es
be givF By III q Surveyor ntd ne H'gglf = al e. ~
laid u 90 ba3t Workuhiike n's tN 70 WIG e.'AF9 s'5-
ton Of se ltiy Surveyor =, , A. -, l., a.,
All ~ y Hs whrh EHy ne tg9aen tep,s ~ u'
and missing ting shall he furnished " lhs eeA25 ~ OK
ihe gl'grs 'Q lining #cro7 the sdeHas spai 80 o. w
eeStca NE, siIElar "a NE pattern IN Tue surveyor ONCE AKA
hei tEn thfaneh the Hisle NttIh bt pc Nd7Eats'
tEEEHAL CLAUSES The @fs wbtE -ltaIl " =" Wy
enirQ satstaetion Of c y Surveyor @o VIII " We 'Sc
| Judge q tie quHiity OF thg aotk
tho Did nEEng q de sidewalk winch may reirtcd BY Us
ntgeya tna I'D hrekh Of The kiis&tlkE End tfc earth
picked from e steel shall M the papery 81 the ectfcae
| and shall be emct q a.d haauI away bg hun ,.
All tic materials shall be d lie h quality ad sha! be t1f'
| uistlHu hS the contractor. we'll sh the lthnr
Tine contractor shai he bound o belin HE work in the
fbuf mons following The approval Oi the adiudlcag by
the Common Cnncll and cprIIpe WhgG. i.ei p'ia and
eoInls. Is. Eatre WilIl ysir. ~ ar f,irr ,tis'F
Iii i5iinIs i'd 1ay ig racb and oyery sy tIlrcgr tg
| .Err,r' u M rFn,tiaiad - - =
ttooe agif siyti n ega "a zilt h e.
,,i u, gnrif Is INA III ft ,rgraa II he ,,s4rt
Paw, a. ia t fr., ~, IL. c,,I ~, ~ ,i 10 4, -, ,c,,
I M ~ - i ,s ~ e q X H. Ne t ~ e MI!
VIZ gIr na Ssetafeo ~ sS' ny w ' f t
y;tfs3t i5le4 II t5 ,~,!, .,J 1r., KAN. y H.
ffy t,er.H ia Xiii. Il ~ .1yi5 L. hi ,fs,a
Vic . b afbo&atsd e 81 is lgt3 Il e eity i9 e ND
soz 1T proper, - S a. bty ~. M I ~ nv o. i
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

~, - ~, - 80
X s 35ys asp T. fourteen rce se H. t
g ros3 bed II ite SStf i" 10 b s3vef oy he suyey
@ fnr isb Il NJ Il an s sap I' ised nd sbai
"a r4tt, S8 he fina III MI \ Sne ii oh r1yirt 54II
an b. J H. laying Ir .ips tir tant,iSaar thal ~ he
s,ft & e"s un i s syrt iei cepfa Gei4e ,ie
ta 4ch 6lnsE n,y ru,t on & four ion Tae5 hall W.
t wy M m ne n Walk f lg, sS Hi +" ceea
r. 9 M ~, y, wi wo W." r. o , are Ia liz j6n;s a 81
pawn sf g cpnTemen'ly rolled viii ggo l,,na rsi
No. GIagtAhd sna 9id hnNe wv ~ Sr "s H Wy pN'
~ pfe' 10 fe e,gs.ns -, eye &c sgt,sr.
saf@6asa is Siass q tAa JrjFss aad s' SesaaG
Ta& I'd ioFe G ie '0 1iwaks,ta he taken u aUa haed
s s S lie III a ~ b s wei t laap. "t iq W
n o sIa gt2ss KIP RI e ts si in"ii4 ,1a @ =
"@ AZ aSso g,fage rse q ~ lrsed q tsig gla,G : a.a
soa, '''s '''' '''s' '1s'' y ~
ie3lts 81 ne gdewalts stat psaEsn % u lAe ca
sa 5l @ be- tir ., 70 y o1gGqh ' ia l e. ~
leE gg by he ly er>l. " t N ess ne aaiisf1c
55a \ Y ~ W. s,ESes"l a''' -
AllnGN Gag WlGhaiay b4 required U w. 9 ~ o4. = o..
VI VIZ g.'FT re-. ,5a', wv ,. U he Of III,
stl re l,sr2aEn W. uls2le sdl, Of lIt i4aSal to
the entire satisr5n VI iq tly Surveyor @o i Il tie d.
y.d.4s al tuaIily ~ IA Wtnx
M dig ri, and q i.r-6i 1t lid renui none r,gyfu,
TN ia G4stYr al tbs i6gal ficE rsf u hg t
Sarteger liz old hfckInr III The hdewas isd ts tarIb
gifiEH gfdI iht ,ri xI,i M tl, nr AZ ar ha c6qe,F
I'd M BE- RENEW, a 6aisd s,ay 81 in As
Inn 7;aHI. .h hi III ffr ii ,,aliIy ana =, MI ~. T
n:.ies iy tie Gonrlrtor n. veil te HE sbn @ % - 80
Fl. sEi IL aIa W ti-i iii vo,, q, ,js fp
nsput aaVtn the atpfi nf he Naturalization ~ ,r Com
mon tnrnril And n Ill r,ft sFd ro,
rIttp lid s ,c, lin M fs ,,,r ,q,r n' A. ,i,.
III iltF ~ dig III aqh a,,a ey VIVA, - 4,
I6 c5igplriti - ~ ~ ~
CS+4 INA ,Ieert Srr1tri,. N t. su, al s,py s t >,
In ms lI ~ il,. n, il cGi,trs
Pnr,In K ii III n,aic sa II lani n TX XII at ~ b
ana avery 6p41e ann ~ te tarne h. fbt *
G,ryayor ~ taoS@ a VII ma rn4,n Il II IL ,sr *
,n bal.rrs In biIl sps,,st "a " H.
ado g t INV rveygf In enfnI I ~ii It'll III If he
VIZ IN n liz sDt,ros,e9 An NJ ny III ,ipi X s ~ ~ @
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-13
a GREAT POLITICAL MUNh-
~
oLUsKEY's POLITICAL TEXT BOOK.
ELL
Encyclopedia.
ny Il. VI. CLUsKEy. Washington, D. O.

1t eontans, among other things,
Flo various Parry Platforms.
rho Kursss Legislation OF Congress.
Governors teay. Stanton and Walkers Inaugural Ad-
senaor Dongas coIaroFs, and Nesss Stephens
aud others Reports ON Kansas
The material portion Of the Kansas NchraSka Bill.
Leconpnn, TopslSa aud leaVenworh t'ons.iGtions -.
the SANG each House Indeed, everything essential
.peaning TO the same including Precedent PercoS Special
rho CONSTITUTION Of the United States.
9assin,s,on ! E r., vel, SO; ADDRESS .
Virginia and kentucky Resolutions of 1873 and aa.
Mr. tiay Report Favor Of the Dist bao Of the Public
lands and able documents against it, with full history OF The
Fresdeni parces Veto OF INDECENT Insane Land Bill
The address u Ny Faulkner on the inject.
A history Of Railroad irHnts by Congress-, with The vetes
Prtdent Perees Message vooiag tho River and Bsrhor
Tie se6nol Iana Etl and votes thereon.
sxtrast' from SpgsetsSs for and assns' SLAYER
Mr Toamhs' ras,on i,ecrnra on Slavery.
Hesn Raehanans and wiilans Leuea tie Bargain and
''S Mr. Saih ."'fsfs po-r IN address.
President iarln Proclamation against Modification,
Tie Maysvile Road Veto
Report Q AR Davis, of south Cereina, on the totra
Nv Buchanslts Minority Report on the same snhiect
,,raRz,tlon and Hen A. H. stusrt's aors. tgned "Nad
Ksaaeh Rasnsfs spsech at Philadelphia November 1866
End in North Carolina in 1882.
history Of with Ihe the various Tariffs.
History &c the United SatoS Bank and Abolition Petitions,
Mr.. Ftha0res Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters.
History ri the Annexation Of Texas.
tinon of public thu powtSo Congress- the Ter
citNres,
The Nicholson I.eifor
The NHshFille tTonyontion and Georgia Platforms.
Missouri GonprDn,se. with every thereon secticnalJ
classified.
TIE olupromise Measures of 1850.
CLAYTON Compromise,
Witnni i'rovSn.
With many other things, too numerous 20 mention.
Every sHhiart tally treated and every Congress,
niHr, having political SiznifrariAn IL given.
This bno sill pos The public speakor fully 'he Kan-a
.nd afhez I'e>t =. H.
Sirt4l, thuies. ~ tllHb of Six SIS.
tss IL ~NETH 4 CO.. Publishers,
-,,H H.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-13

SrEciFIcAsIuNs F,u.& rhE .YNrhAcp
Mcisr Road. from the Bayou bridge u Alexander street
hate dGwak siii be width. and shall he laid
according tho hne and grades 10 be gives by the City Sur
If r. n tn,s
m FIT g ss e snp ne sno,f s1s afd er dsgsts
Hi;a inch spikes fur five inch pieces
md we'll toasd four by four inch cypVs nprg,s
elst icc into The tad ground of
T9 S Al s6 nj Il q ~ n s there n r an sT ne
gp inch aea pank nailed to he uprghs Immediately below
The 9holewmk e teexeeuted to the entire satisfaction Of
All materials shall be of the quality shall
t a5@iss III apposa q to ssdeata1 $ Dc Common
Council sd 2 complete re sane nlneis da!s ssr under
ii'e saiae + NOT eonplaled :, ~. ....
required to guarantee the faithful performance Of the con
Payments to be made on the completion Of the work Of each
and ttefy and acceptance Of he same by The city
The proportion paid BY the propsr hedsr in hills
SG eoad wh e DC 3 ae~ c oBa F
to sd b 10 be COLLECTED ~ s contractor vo slal b.
Try ay s " S e a % s 4 & y 5
o FOR t aay of aid bis should tie same moi Be- PAID fie
proportion 20 be paid by the city in cash
ressslss y ss9ca5s IS q ps5Iss5i35
az xii ay hs & 81 g e ss If I'D Ell
tiqaes ,hg reia6afsorsato said cosa e paboalIon
I'D a d gh s SSS Fl sn S p S S Ts s S ID
right without putting tue contractor In
doFal required by article 1865 of the C Code and will
applying corr, of justice to anu the sqme and without
Indemnity ard il is also we'll understood s IL the
shnli Nny abandon the work finish
ple'o he il conformity with his contract the id
tractor stall feeu all cms he mny have for any Of HE
work by h up The dare Of the abandonment and thai
the citg shall be thereby discharged from any and al liability
therefor and is ao we'll understood hist in tho CONTRACT
rcsod and his securities shall be- held
bound in soIdo pay The city all loss difference be
the which The contractor originally contracted
perdl fire work and the price which II may he adudeaed
resale fea1iudisRiion.
Bids be TG fInuing foot at sldegsl 20 completes.
| Nov Crienls July IL, 1861.
Signed LOUIS H. PILE, City snrroyar.
Approved by The Committees SuaEs and iandn4 Of 10th
E4nrda Of the Common Council
Signed s A. klNGel. AMI SAet'4e
| ReElsteIod. August e. tsio.
| ALFREh A. DUGRns,
It,p knti
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The QUEENS Verses Tho hest of Us sometimes
fall into traps ard scrapes when least expected
the residents Mt Court are not exempt from the
danger, ana it was NEST hnmoransly exen,plined at
B. Paace only . few nights since most dis
tinpuished and illIislrinns parsonage sometimes
snnlovs brrsef ny making verses to amuse the
ROYAL Children. The amiable lady in question had
irst completed conpt.t Of which She herself had
Int AN Indifferent opininn, when Col. T.. entered.
:. SEQ Colonel, said the aalia BILE neither, " what
trash they send inc to read ?" Tue honorable
Colonel. having rrsdit. Rait; = Your Majesty 10
perfectly in the right: it is 500 :. Did You ever
am happy yan tell your mind eandidiy. / wrote
it mysefr ]" your majesty" said the Colonel IN
CONFUSION. | read It very haSily.h No, no, Colo
mol first thoughts are commonly the best. agree
the fiaInGs.f fEnndon paper.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-13

THE GREAT ELEvAroR--A Southern gentleman
at one of the hotels in Northern State last week,
perceiYing that the dining-room servant a negro,
was bestoWing his attentions elsewhere to his neg
leet, called mp John and aceosted him in this wise
John, have servants at home, and am waited
upon as gentleman should be. am neglected
here and am tired OF it. give you fair notice that
shall inform the proprietors Of your conduct un-
less you behave better.''
The consequence was, John became very atten-
tive during the few days the gentleman remained
On going away the gentleman called John up and
presented him with dollar or two, which he thus
acknowledged:
eThank'e, massa. Southern gemmen always
so--reprimand US if we don't tend ,em right, but
aey always gives US a dollar OF two fore dey leave,
But desc Abolishun gemmen mighty hard to suit.
and require so much 'tention, ani when dey leave
shake your hand. lnok up to dc sky an say, God
bless you. my unfortunate friend. and elevate you
in the scale of humanity, or something like dat,
but never give US thing to elevate u.s.
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e]Oasssl tsOi.i.t;ls---OrF7,elAL.
C0apTRoLEgg 9 tIFYiGg,
City Of New Ofielrs, IA nsi &, i2s9.


g0arrRoiLggss DFFteg,
..= City d SeEg Otieaus, IA Hsl &, 1868.
mo. 533s.
Rcsalsod That the adiadea;i9u ~ me onptralo Of
blocks oi lsyss stFset from aa 70 Binslia src', 10
CnRnst-saeuritt John @ SeTafbe aud the rofety
rejected Wy be Common oouail Of Tic CITY New Orleans al
the following pfieas via
Slt9pfr suPetasia "a Of square blocking;
81 I5pr superficial foot If crt1dBgs fGyDhed and laid:
81 NJ running foot of b5igHes W relaid
81 IS p5r superficial iug. Of crossings;
81 % peg sugei ieili f90f III sldes ak hnseins:
per running foot Of old sidewalk Esgg taeu up ard
rs!3ld; 9Gd
500 PC iron b idgs top.
Regc fe,tef Thsi The Compf7iIsr he and ID !. hereby
entteIid orriadeate aid c7ifrIe 70 eoe AseT, after
five days nntiee ia he official glathe wok done N
accordance with specifications be Surveyor Sa gdad
ctlod e subject to TIC approval eetkD 81 tho Cguo
Counsel,
sigrsdl LEA r. BAKEWEEI4
.ss, Pr5sdent Hoard q ss!siaut Aldermen
Signed y, o NfXOh,
PIE idtAt Board q AlierE1eu
approved AuFu53, 1850
Lssaedl JOHN r MONROE Mayot
Nettee + hereby given that on MONDAY Auau 49, f8s9
tr4ct. ~ - 80 nv 1919
aih IL " urPbFNSIa cornnfroifor
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IscrSprARtrs ARaEsrEp.--A dispatch of the sth

IscENDIARtEs ARHEsrEp.--A dispatch of the sth
from Chicago says:
j. W. Bisseli was arrested in this city Last eve
ming by officer Dennis. of Pnkerton's police force.
and Walter F. Chadwick wis also arrested at Rock
Island, by officer Webster, upon warrants issued
by Justice Millkin. of this city. charged with a
conspiracy to burn the railroad bridge across the
Mississippi river at Rock Island. An indictment
was found against them this morning by the Grand
Jury OF the Recorders Court, which il now in ses-
sion. A large quantity Of highly iItiammable ma
terial in bottles was also seized by the officers.
Bi.sell is the agent Of the St. Louis Chamber OF
Commerce, and of certain parties who have snits
pending against the Bridge Company, and Chad
wick il their Attorney III the eases The evidence
of plan formed by them to burn the bridge IS
SAID to be conclusive.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-13
yuuNG mnv ATTENTION,
r" II was young rs / was once,
I'd lend Il different life,
I'd save my money and buy a farm, y etc.

The moral Of the shove negro melody good one, and
honld be efec'ad upon Many young men in our city, both
rrcd and single, have incomes provide
for Their necessities ard mete spare which diriousy
invest d in Y. by mlEg small nnuHi snnld
oan make theri of their lone, with tho money
the would 9 herwi>c sqpanlrr tist le-sy.
The uHaerssnrd will pea-usB assistfn any dis
posed the ri can i such properly they may teqirc.
tiHunr ii property fnr sale will do we'll 70 call the under
gte ni easa anum Of tlieiI houses and vacant o
with ttrnas r. q. ATTtSi,
inv Read sis Nc s Rnnt Place,
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Ru.LnlNa aArMa..Al.. ae.eAs. slhswevn

Y. DE6UHu e III f. uegieI,
Atfhe OLD iiasin corust Of FenonSs aisd rrsaShn.
XAs conmnnlX OF hand RuiinISfi iATsiSl Al sueh a
ins Wlitr ana yellow Sand Coan pasteI OF Paris ship
,Ses Inth, slaves Als English French and AmsneI Fire
9rickS snd AL kIras Of FirOwood
So ORDER ihs promptly and yarsi y attend
auS ~
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SHOCKING MURDER Ne,o York. August 7.---on
Monday, July "a, in Yorkshire, Gataragas county,
the vile of James Wheat WIS found dead Her
husband was declared guilty nf murder by the
Gufnner's )nry On "Wednesday be was conveyed
10 hill in ElintSyilr and saturday he discussed
10 The neghbors wh,, visited him the tact that hA
father and uiother s>sised hnthe father STRUGGLING
| the victim with handkerchief The deceased vas
| eneients. Grpai PxeifaWept prevaiis.
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Proclamation by tine Mayor.

Proclamation by tine Mayor. "
MAyoRALrY New ORLrANr, !
City Hall. July Ii. $50
RY VIRTUE of resolutions NJ. 1915 OF the
Id Common Copaeil Of The city Of New Orleans, and In
cordance with section l2 of the City Cb4er notice Is hereby
given, that is the intention OF the New Orleans
10 be opened the following named s.feets TO wit:
l. GTeatmen street, the upper snts Of the property be-
longing the Ursuines Nuns the lever limits the crop
etts belonging 10 "A. Riebnuf.
Love fo Pologne street 70 tic lower limits OLA
Richaads property.
According 10 IN Get entitled regulate OPEN
ing LAYING and improving Strees and public places In the
city New Orleans and its suhHri Incorporated n
eoporated In the banlieus Of the ssao approved April
JOHN r. MONROE, Mayor.
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Hos. JAMES GurHnle.-fh's Old Line Democrat,
II IL said. refuses support either Of the soeale
Democratic namlpyes Tor the Presidency.
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,rHlsD DISTRICT puuNp.-was brough,

he Third Dstct Pound u0ouchldrcu between Gouef
lud Louisa Streets 5 esiraY-
Dho Ugh hay hose, l6 hands high small white spots the
and betwt The eye4 rlglI hind white
Ono red rdlz Cow if horn crooked down. white spots be-
tue eyes.
black white faca ,nd white h1lE, white spos
shoulders and legs branded the elt hip aud side with
the letters j.
Which itnp claimed within days the evpenses there
On pad will he sold public auction Al sail poand WE'D
NESDAY, August g l2fO II l00.clock a. NJ
&gS Orleans. ? :, 1860.
J. milton REt4F. street Commissioner.
ALFRED A. DUeR0S
tlalIL Of Eamrrnller.
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STREET COM'NER--OFFIC
THIRD DISTRICT POUND.-Syas brought
he fh bialtict Pound, Geuet and GundchIcn
Streets e9ray-
One to cow, branded the left shoulder y. & Y.
Which If claimed within five days and expenses paid
heron ~ he sold public auction said Pound
DAY. The Yh inst 1T 10 p'clack a. N.
New Orleans, August 1, $50.
Registered August d, 1860
ALFRED A. DUGROS,
l'lNrl. OF ntrnlln
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G0HFrEetLER's 0rFIGa. }
City Of New Dfleiu i, AuE T., lsGI. :

mo. 53Ogl
Rot 4ah no C5tnpEUller lie ,saFao nutlbFtsai
g al9d=Ite me five following coliac tie 6=t ut1r
lF Slct spaEAt y, sttcr nDic IN affl
iNe w9f By done in ,rftcR sur,
egoF n.y. Ute tatifiea u % be sttect The approval
JeetifU II tag Council,
r. contrTet for cost nting cs sidsWYls bdrjefca y
clIlpneS ptigrs sides OF E5panPt
from it1rsfaDis 10 Broad
a. nesnG SQUIRE blocks Rffu9iIig .iTta
from Iet@z y Eat.pAft ~, ef.
az 4 cnttFEst iG constructing Y0pdea sidewalk
sosl side d Sltaitie Reaa from the Bayou Briags A
suder street,
IN tcertta1 fot constructing BRICK sidewalks blrerA o.
rEFiNtale sud wooden egs. the asg
Attegi lrsfE t}splGBads - ST. Bernard krr4et
9l tVing with Equagp blocks sauparl tses
9 from tlia sl9ti 70 Dfplenade
tSsIued1 LEA FAREWELL
President BsHr1 d A5sts.e AM Aldermen.
{sisaadl J. q NIXON,
President Board Of .lidornta.
.Spp#yt4 Ealg n, 1850.
tlisnsdl JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
Notice s tereby given that On MONDAY, Tie nh iut
wiH @95adieats at my office ~ II o'clock ~, tho above
c1arGets.
4n1 IL .Ma. Y. nrpl,F Ssts Ccnutroter.