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f,HERoKEE REMEDY
ROOTS, BARks AND LEAVES,
sAusEous Drugs AND POISONOUS MINERALS

We ask the afflicted Of either which do nrtfet
pleasant and delicious compounded from Natures
RcWeiiesone which viii and permanently cure
vile hsGtatae used. with all their
ebitang effect, toear with the loatsome disease,
many times following the 81 Mineral Poisons
Ta 'Cherokee Rsiaey Il natures specific for Gonorr
hen, elect travel Structure Fla0f Albns fshte in Fe
mns and HE Urinary Organs curing these dis
laws after all other have failed
and of Heavens t offending msn Instances
coue produced of rs effects which would crednlity
Ie preparations heretofore used have failed but this
hNs been nsa TO fail iapniy for
kind governor of the Worlui Father who cts
kill, hut TO
mercy has appaated Medicines for these dreadful dis
which when taken quickly flies all OF the system,
IN diynse every pest with fidelity and courage
tns arahe ivee it anil has ctrgpletey
PEELED the body and the unfortunate patient
Former health and ygor.
THIS "Reredy strikes ut the root of the disease ts
tendency is simply suspend the poison, but the
viii III II depends.
And what enhances Its va il tbestre absence of AL
smell 1t av in the counting
toilet table WITHOUT being suspected Renedy FOR
cret discusses
treatise Veneeal disease with fall directions
permanent cure accompany each bottle
Sold by u WRIGHT Co. Nos. ii and ISL Charres street,
New Orleans and by all respectable Druggists and deala III
medicines
POTTER i MERwis, ssle Ptoprie,ors,
iai6 ly&W ST. Louis, Mo.
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TT Is NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY, SINCE
DIN AND YoUN q,
Affirm its Truth,
Fit' a1t---
pnEESSnP lYnnn,S LILLE

PROFESSOR W00D'S H.iiHs RESTORATIVE
Viii preserve infiby the growth of the hair If
irsy restore cray The bald with Stare;s own ora
and the scalp free irom hi disease 10 m @ any S
mem and and ads Of I'll r 81 sser s wSs
bear testimony That We do not much in its
HICKORY GROVE, s.. csarles Co, Mo-, Nov 10, 1877
Pfol - Wooaosar sir Some tine la
40 wonderful we feel our duty YOU and the afflicted
olrle sons head for some time had been perfectly covered
With sores md some called i scald bead The hair almost On
~ . lsa 4, ses 8 s
hopes atccsss ba to sunrise and e al cur friends
aud xuriant Of hair starred oat Ind Nc c nov INV
has q s 10y S ea sb hes s scs ND
commend your Res,oFaye perfeei remedy ali diseases
: = ~ y ~ sE SSSsE FIfPss'isa
sseamlnF Remasts,y gra assompnd y which
When an yur IL ssaT y ng
months aEo II was in thai on and having continued M
eoer and ones asre greatly ts Se prets s
70 those produced by The application Of obs any oe pea
for toilet wheac to b used as ia Rs,o aSs
q %, Tor the simple purpose q dressing Identifying The ha
s :, -, : s..'' Mrs Q. sYNosDs,
WELLINGTON Mo-, Dec 8 1857.
ps aaa Sssa l y s By s Ss 4 Ss 10 ne
It. had the fever List Nay nearly every hair
s afis se s Ss v Ss~ hsF s has
that feel communicate others who rs have
benefl have received from Prof Woods Hair Restorative
Tho Restos S ti i put up bottles Of tre lss
medium and small The ;l holds s Sss pt wa s' ra
than the small Es.a'S tS5 1--WE w aSss
t Hon, and and te nil ior IS bottie
WOOD g Ws n s hlsaaya Nd SfT
An sold ~ al good Druggists Fancy Goods Dealers
nit
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Room Ne Odd Feews Hail. for the purpose q eiecns
jal.M ~ . FoIGER. secrstsry.
m Ers Saa E.s. % .s: ,ss
OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES
Elected regular meeting tho Directors Of this Atsocia
on held Monday January serve for The year end
Ing !as ss MsHs1y L iss Sakk H.
srresidsnt.JosIrH 7; ,I6RNOR, Ola Hose.
TssssaIss-sJaaEs b siss q \ No. s g.
sEasS & ( g. 4.
SAMUEL BARNES, d No.a ~ w. =
s 1.s
Second Assistant IAN Engineer--.P oKEEFE Of No. s.
IsAAeE % GskP 8 ! so n. d Chairman.
JANIS DEfAMoRE. IF II. II. al %. ~. 3.
III HE5 Il af Sassi # 81 i Il /, j.
coMMITTERs
and ssiS 4 e. % na Ill
louis rS sSEss1s u ~ 70 ss csa%as
i: :TT fE i aTls 4 II. :! i y. q
COMMITTEE FOR THE RELIEF OF WIDOWS ORPHANS:
a. p NrsBEr, chaman 4 IL l. Co. No. 2 rhear street,
between Nasquet
Second district
F. PIFFET Of r H. L. Go. No. No ss Canal street. be-
tween st. Charles and Carondelet streets. --
Third District
sALFRED SEAMAN, of No. S, Engine House Of No. 81
Victory street, between Mnrgny and Vaudeville.
Fourth District
WILLIAM sCHREIBER Of No. p, corner of soraparu and
New Leyce streets.
GENERAL COMMITTEE:
-First District
GO fse tf BRAuahS Is No IS assasas sssc
| +. McCABE, Of No. II on Camp street. near Ofrod
'--Sts
x MAURER Of No. 5, St Peter street, opposite Arsenal
f. SAMBOA Jr. No. I3S Old Ievee opposite Fish Market
JACOB cUyE of No. O. Old Ieyee between Barracks AM
s. f. TARnY, Of IT, H. l.. Co. No. 3 No. "a Camp street.
| Fourth DistJict-
j. BECKER, Of No %, Of soaparu and New lere
GEORGE LRTNINGER, of L. IT, & L, Co No. l. on ST. An
/ drew street, between Laurel and Constance.
| PHYSICIANS AND APoTHECARIl.s
! First District
! sDr ]. y. F0IWELI,, No. 257 Carond. let street.
@JOHN BOOTH Apohccary corner Of Carondelet and diro
4 streets.
~. HqBEhWALp Apothecary Of fchoapitoaas an
4 ~. Second district
*Dr ~ H. TANEY corner Rampant and Cusomhose streets
| t------, Apuhecary.
4 Third District
Dr. n KoyALEsKI M 81 Old Ieyee street, opposite til
sAUG, sHEILEY Apahecsry Of MORGAN and Enghe
| streets.
Fourth District
*Dr. II. HUBERWAID New Ieyee, between sixth and Sew
*R. TURNKEY, Apottecay, New Leyee, sorapau
4 iai2 If JOSIAH FoLGER. Secretary.
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| SEw ORLEANS GAstL and BANKING COMPANY, I
New Orleans. Oct Il, 1859.
RS-To Let-Thc eli < fble Offices over he new
banking house Of this institution Possession Immediately.
| En- A. H ERSION.
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aFFrcE OF THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS
~ -Nsw, York May s, 1853
Mr. II ". O. COOK is duly antharized Agent in New
Orleans orders taken by him account will receive
our and careful attention. We solicit the patronage
of our friends in Louisiana.
HoRATIo ALLEN, President.
w COOK office No. - Matches street, New Deans.
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DuRTER- casks Msraes,s London Stout for sale by
Il s $. WOLFE,
iaa Corner D { Grayisr AID New Layee streels
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q FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
~ away on 5ah W.T. he slave girl EIILA sged ahess s.
9 wears Critic eolsr, about high speaks Frs- s,S
English saits eoinenasee, has good SET of teeh AVA,
scar on one ct heF hrea As Of burn. She ven
Id The ghA shese he mid for fe a5,se ~ !. ~
II We and he ssrs q SINE y he parish is and la ar
M, saa''eh IS VIII sa q me ixThsyss
aer MIS- u r. FRITGHA ARD.
=tflI IN $50 Annlf nj = sa=aalelet sYrsss
JULIAN NEVHI.LE 4 CO., AuorIoHEERs II
psassss si asasra Accents fnr the sale Real Es,ss
sses fiFnsnEs sans Stocks. Port Wardan md uers;s
3 Us. Aargoes Stocks Of Merchandise efe - 'cesssVS
~ Particular attention paid TIA pnrchasr MA xa, -
Fanfaions. e. f&sst's sAaa ssfaaS u&
- oise, No ! commercial Place tasu
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nS-PubIie Library-As it does not seem to
be generally understood that the Library Of the Mechanics In
stte' is open all the Committee take this
method of advising the public OF the fact,
The Library Rooms in the Institute, Dryades street,
between Common and Canal STREETS open from o'clock
NJ. to O'Clock r. NJ CHAS. P0TTH0fF.
ms SIN Chairman of the library Committee
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Buggy, Carriage, Wagons and Cart Trim
innings.
ENTITY DOLLARS REWARD

EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-THE ABOVE
Paid by the for the arrest and
eonticon of the persons who assaulted my by WALKER
the evening il inst. Lafayette Baronne
the certain who suspected OF IN
stigaiing the assault
regarding will be given by myself Mt
office, No. - ST. Charles street
jal6 st u r. HUioS.
S0AI.-PIrTSRuRG,A ANTHRACITE and English CAN
~ Ntl COAL all of the best quality in hid or by the
bbl 10 suit purchasers, for sale by
JOHN @, STEWART,
No. II tins Clubhouse street. and
ia16 ct NV tnsit. Inlin st, Landing.
YxTODIl-oAK Ash AND PINE WOOD-ALL OF
w The very best quality fof lc u quantities 10 suit pur
ehasers by John q. STEWART,
No. II Gnsomhnnse street. and
,aI6 81 Julia st- Landing New Basin.
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sssssz.ss=ssA Loss OF TEETT4-Dr j. WEST
III 81 Charles street, continues 10 SUNNY III
LOSS OF TEETH withent wires or spriues
4lIILJ upon bis new principle Of self adhesion This
method procured him universal appreciation and ii
mended heinga b. most ingenious system Of supplying ARTT
FICIAI TEETH hitherto invented and in all cases
perfect articulation and nscation perfect and Manu.
IN appearance defy detection By the closest observer
Vests meihod Of g teeth with gold combines ali The modeTn
improvements These Interested will nd these statements 10 be-
entirely and scn'pnoey correct r W returns his shear
thanks the inhabitants OF New Orleans and yniniy tor ~
extensive practice they have tsyared him with Is fifteen
from LAFAYETTE Sdnare - 80
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OFFICE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAHR0AD GoaP4sY,l
.--.., No. 81 Common street, New Orleans. )
HS- i. The stocl.bnOIks Of the Company
closed 10Th three distinct definite
positions the Of the whole stock Of the Company
manning unsod by It's agents on that day.
q The propositions before Ill be submitted to the Com
pany md approved will be fully confirmed by before the
lat February The OF the sHe par With salts
factory payments conditioned that the proceeds thereof shall be
invested IN labor to build the road.
All stockholders sent off BY the sale Of the road and
franchises III the Company the 9Th Df October, ls59eons
only OF those who declined make the loan, the
unpaid instruments under what II styled The New Policy q
Company adopted In April lastH have opportunity Of
presenting ali the facts in their respective the Office Of
ihe Company me- during this week. from II ~ to 2P NJ
ard from 10 6 7. N.
The prospects q he Company were never 50 promising as
early day II will give the enterprise the character inu-
experience Of the Hon J. Edgar Thompson, Of Penn
syvania associated with Hon " X Stevenson Col Samuel
Fate Of Tennessee thHn whom three able capable and
successful railway before in the
prosecution Of any railroad enterprise in the Union
shall be glnd aurIiis full information any stakeholder
other public spirited citizen who feels interest In this
national highway.
al Il k sdpnt
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PERPENDICULAR
TNAUGURA11ON BALE
/ opERA HorsE.

~ OPERA HOUSE. III
Grand Dress Baa vfn Be given 1t The opers Hsns
o, WEDNESDAY, The Ism January ise dsr The assssv
ment Of the following gentlemen:
R.vssss GArdsrs,
Gec. Urquhar, J. fneyreuse,
Gunavus Ailteubsrssr, Char Roman,
O. FeIEowus, EageDs Roussesu.
r. Jones Mccall. p Cazezsye,
Thomas Gre<ss6sld Charles Bienvenuc.
Armand Hene, AdoIphe sshreiber.
David Crqtahart, s. Victor Iecesne.
James d. NH, Jno. N. Lapeyrs.
Georce Boadousqnie, ssIu- smitt,
james D. penegre, 8. W. Flax,
Alfred Perrin. L. spangsnbirg.
~ Generes, G. II. slocomb.
Ed. Dassumser, A. Lsdcux,
Cesare Olivier, W. N. MERCER.
Robert Geddsa. Aiph- sEitengsrbsr,
AP. vcblom, Amt Casrere,
r. r. HINT Jbnmas Byrnc.
HIM Wright, Pv. Labarrc,
]. Kohn, Car, Kohr
Edmond j. Fcrrsan, III. A- RahbOne-
S5Gensiemsn desrons 81 obtaining tickets fcr te Ral
will apply the sce 81 The Opera House. Or n " u
above named managers faa ~
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AartituIar Aotitss.

pY- FIremen's Charitable Association = A
special meeting Of the Directors Of this Association will be held
TUESDAY EVENING, the 18th in at O'Clock, In Lodge
Boom Ne Odd Fellows Hall for the purpose Of eecting
Druggist for the Second District.
BY order of the President
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na-(;rescent Lodge No. 8, j. q. o. f., meets
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING in Lodge Room No: I, Odd
Fellows Hall, AZ O'Clock.
OHcers-J. A. sylvester, n G.; Peter Williams V. g. G.
swebrck Recording Secretary: L. n ahAn Permanent Sec
Rotary; $. H. Butler, Treasurer.
Lodges fratenaiy invited attend.
{aIg ly
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AMUSEMENTS.


si ssss asas Il l. #aIEASa
FOURTH WEEK OF nor
sixty-ffnh Night Of tAe Session.
TUESDAY NIGHT. jan II Isst
Unparalleled Of DOT In he Fourth Week q rs
Jon viii fn'i s ass as nf
S ~ sse:1 % W. @ 81
sas fs' Y a'e saaaai
PRECEDED s H. ns AZ, ass Il TR ag
ss-Dcsrs a. hair O'Clock Performance TO
s.on Once see.rIng Private Boxes and Chair
l.I7 W 3. cHIppENDALE. Trsaynrsr.
ST. CHARLES THEATER,-s CHARLES ST
NJ pE BAR. Lessee and Manager
NJ Acsins Manager
BRILLIANT SUCCESS or EDWIN BooTH.
TUESDAY NIGHT, Jan. il. 1880
second night q ths highly successful historical tragedy
e RiSG ENEY III 81 nc Beth 4 TT r san
sss'y Ms sb ssss M kgs +
sf = ssi'a ss fs
PRICES or ADMISSION Circle and Psraaesse, 10
fssn xs sssoss Circle 50 cents Gallery . Private
Door, open at 81 o'clock the Performance to commence II
m IN once open from 10 4. NJ ms 7, y.
NEW OPERA HOUsE-ooRaER Of BOURBON
IN and Toulouse streets,
TUESDAY NIGHT. Jan. II. 1890
Second nght Of Meyebeers opera, entitled THE STAR OF
ass 4tss s sSs5 from selss
ance. PerioImance commences AZ o'clock ial7
ORLEANS THEATER.. ORLEANS STREET.
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nRAINING COMMISSIONERS, PROPOSALS

DRESSED BRICk-a,vco fhiladslphia PRESSED
i BHtGh, tor ssie by n. u. BAILEY,
isl5 In 20 Canht street. Liberty.
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HS-Gensiemen desirons Or obtaining tickets for e FALL
will apply the ece 81 The Opera House, m n " the
above named manaeess - ~ Els fsa Vi
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" C "a ~ az An 1hnNros pAlL1

Efss39ss@bs--sz NAIL STAGE LINE paiLa
fgsst,his The above eomnletely stccks
Comniodious Mail Stages will lasys ia,,.is,,
Ark, and Trenton La every day, Sundays excepted at
following, nj O'Clock P. ". " NC aas
This line Camden The Stage lines Il, ia NJ
with the saEs INES to sseReeeri l and by way Of Haor
F-Eyery attention is paid the comfort and -
the travelling community. stss'ae''ee o.
R3-1t will connect with steamers NJ Trentan .has
uninterrupted transportation 10 travellers gefRg South
,,,, p,,, ~. -, w. c. CARR.
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as G.. #. HATCHER. No. los GRaYIER sr
~ New 0sleans La O ". Crimson, superintendent "a

90 G. It. HATCHER No. 1876 GRaYIER VI
III Slave Depet. r : Y - =
Notice p Merchants Planters Traders and Stare O,,,
lrayifg made alterations ,
my old stand prepared feeeise aeeorisp;ay
from two 10 three hundred slaves for sale can
rooms on reasonable fasils.
Those having business line would do wsll 10 ran ard see
for themselves before looking elss.Fbere ia The isps,ps
offer uaeqaaied.
good stock of Negroes r sale viii kent constantly On
hand consisting Of Field Hands, Mechanics Hone
Sesuistresses. Nurses Hair nresSer4, ere. - y
Liberal advances prauasty nlaa h, NV hand.
I for sale. =
and sold. = "
se25 " C. r HATCHER.
NJGTTcE-sFTTR SLAVES HAVE BEES PLACED.
IN oter Yards Depots, will ii Ne rs
Grnyier street. - i',G'i--S
ia5 If n N II 4T,rtIFp
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I'd ED WINES, PRuNES, CHAMPAGNE, BRANDY,
IL etc, per ex.ships Alma and Mary Iiyler-
10 casks Ordinary Red Wine;
II .. fine Iccoinpte Il Cos Claret
m packages Otard, Duppy u Co.. G0gnac;
100 Prunes, IN Jars
as baskets Champagne, quarts and pints,
For sale by s. ID. GRATTAA * CO.,
ialI - tinstonuiSe st.
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CTENCIL MARKING PLATES, FOR MsR-
- canIs Manufacturers Cotton PlaheiS Cut in Copper
and Brass in superior style by
BLACK & HOLTZ,
No. Ito roydfas street. N. o.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Copper Tin md Sheer
Ware and Stoves, of TIE most approx Ell patterns.
tutterng and Roofing in I'LL its vntio'is branches
1js-Johhng promptly attended 70. ial4 "
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4 Grand Dress Bal vn Be given st The o5srs Hsus;
o. WEDNESDAY The Issh January $50, usdsr The manage
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COMPREHENSIVE IL NnERs .SEn LICE
~ nus hy asseiue cd themselves together In commercial nrt
nefsnl ior me purpose OF carrying civ a
Pat ERSCN & co. ees " ii-i.anit
chlsrrs. i y. sur pm.
They viii supply Planters cotton presses sesnfafs fco.
yards. : ~ 1ea w. taoi1 s.es
Orders received at their depos 9a Magazine street
nefv IT. Jossph, First district, and Lonisa
SIRENS Third District Principal Once Exchange Place op
p Fl. WILLARD New Orleans,
JNO Fl. PRTERst1&, Pf fsbnfr.
isl2 2n JAS II, PETERSON, Pftisearg.
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AUCTION SALES.


CATALOGUE SALE OF VERY VALUABLE AND
Costly Collection Of Ancient and Modern OIL Paintings. at
Auction
BY MONTGOMERY &c SMITH.
r. n Montgomery, Aue.ioneer.
TUESDAY and Wednesday Evenings, the
9Th and 18th tsst a O'clock in the Masonic Hail,
The very vaIuabe and costly collection OF Oil Paintings COM
smsn Schools recently imported by sns II dsn ana
Renee ard much discrimination among which are several from
the London and Paris exhibitions by Collins jerome VIII
las Of the former school, and By Hubert jacques Deren
Felberg and certer, Of Paris.
-4lso- I-
About Forty very Old and Original rsinns by eminent
The above valuable collection will be on exhibition on
WEDNESDAY the 18th ins day and evening" until the time
OF sale.
Catalogues ready delivery by which critical examination
earnestly solicited By citizens admirers Of valuable
works Of art jail
SPLENDID MATCH AND SINGLE HoBsEs-rSRE-
served Bale. at Auction.
BY MONTGOMERY 81 SMITH.
H. A. MONTGOMERY Auctioneer.
Office. 81 Camp street.
TUESDAY, the 18th inst, Id o'clock r..
NJ At Messrs Dubois Miss Stables ~ Charles stYert
VII be sod without any reserve the following choice and WI
-Four par 81 splendid Match Horses all young sound and
vel broke Among the number pair Of the finest
rr,, Eight splendid saddie and Harness Horses
nS-TERMs-cash jal7
SALE OF TWENTY FINE HORSES, WITHOUT ANY
Reserve.
BY MONTGOMERY s. SMITH
r.. VI. MONTGOMERY, Ancioneer.
Office, 81 Camp street.
TUESDAY, the nth inst, Mt IL o'clock, NJ.
al " Eiotfs Stables Baronne street Of Gn.I
street without reserve, will be sold
Twenty Fine Horses all just arrived and will be sold wi,hon
any reserve whatever.
HJ-TERMs-GasF. ial7
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a. RAN AWAY--TwENTY-FIyE DoLIYRs RE
- WAkD.--RnH nsay from my plantation. Baton
Rouge, the 18Th inst. The negre man sILAS, aged
tbont ~ years black, about feet high and hat
the body by sceds. He walks with quick
step and Intelligent book
ftt reward viii be paid for his my plantation,
lodging bin in jail my agents. stuart james, u Union
hi Il z j BIRD.
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E9-Dudlcy Lodge No. 66, f.. and A.. NJ
Regular Of this Lcde held EVERY SAT
nRDAY EyENINt at o'cl9ek, in their Lodge Room at the
GRAND LODGE, Masonic Hall, OF st. Charles and
Perddo streets. Members of the Craft fraeray invited
to attend
j. H. tiennisop, j. W. Thaiaes Il. Nan1ion, Treasurer s.
Outlet Secretary \. l.. Moore, s. D. Henry L. Robinson
j. D. dos. Chillet, Tyler. al ly
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I'D Indfyisible Friends Comma ndery OF
knights IsInNars and Appendan Orders NJ meet On the
THIRD FRIDAY Of MONTH in the Hall of Perseverance
lodge If St. Claude and Dumaipe streets, First
District.
General q ]. Doulsll- Captain General AS.lsts Brots
Warden NJ. A. Cologne, Treasurer Francois Meieur,
Recorder Michel Aler Standard Bcarer Br1n de Lucas,
Sword Bearer; j. Harvey, Warden Jean Btey, sentnel
spI9 "
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u.s. Polar Star r.. A...--Chapter No. 2I--
Regular conyoeaon, every evening al O'Clock,
oFFreERsIon II. Holland, NJ. r.. IL. p, William Il.
Holland r. H. George 4. Evans, ~ 81. Frank y. Bort
A.. o.. W. c. WILSON, g.. NJ 81 VI. p; j. Christian, O..
NJ. 81 w.; Anton ofcrgeld c.. M lst Vi r. D. Van
Horn, Treasurer; ohas. W. Clark Secretary Louis Hertz,
Guard
By order of the NJ. E.. n. p.
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p ron Sir = g 4 r. y sstssotss
NSA have received Efsy Carona and Efrsipa Eevyns~
sting of Field Hands Cooks WasirTs aft Yr@nef
Carpenters, one good Cooper. S g 4 % RI 9n
VIII be receiving fresh gangg every seasxu
which will se low for cash good IL Inantls rty
a1'
Persons wishing purchase would wen o Iva e can
before purchasing elsewhere Apply 10 8 ~
II. Ill PETERs9S.
or I'm i,e.ysaax NJ INA II. ~; n.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-23

iua States; when they solemply declare
that they "cannos wonder et the recent
unfortunate and bloody occurrences at
Harper 8 Ferry"-ws must cease to be
surprised when We see the constitution,
and the laws enacted for the protection
Of liberty and property, disrsgarded,
condemned and rampled upon. We
must meet this spirit OF aggression upon
the slaveholding States s,ernly and Tcso-
lutely; add to this end union and har-
mony are indispensable to success. We
must have united South. Necessity and
dnty to ourselves, and to those Who are
identified with us in interest aud 'ympa-
thy, alike demand it.
The Union. as formed by our fathers,
has always commanded the respect and
affection Of the people Of Virginia and
they have always been and still are
ready to sustain and defend it. They
have ever been loyal to the consttution,
and willing to render = prompt and
cheerful obedience to all laws passed in
pursuance thereof. Their obligations to
their sister states in the surrender of fu-
gitives from justice, and in discharge Of
all other duties devolving upon them,
have been faithfully complied WITH
The S )uthern pr ope ask for nothing be-
yond their constitutional rights, and |
trust they will be satisfied with nothing
less. II il time, therefore, that our North
err brethren should understand that the
only means Of insuring the perpet1ity
of the Union is to exhibit a proper re-
spcct for the rights of the States, to obs
serve the constitution, execute the laws
and deal justly with their brethren Of oil
sections Of the country. Such a course
on their part will restore peace to dis
tracted country, will rc-unite the sever
ed ties of affection, and revive the reign
of traternal feeling. Respectfully,
JOHN LKTCHsR.