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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

of Tonti street. T. J. Bauduc, Marshal. Members
in red and black, headed by a crowd Of pioneers,
carrying axes. Machine decorated in the most
charming manner; bearing sumptuous arbor of
evergreen and flowers, in the shade of which sat
sweet little boy in Continental costume; intended
as personaton of Washington.
AMERICAN HOOK AND LADDER NO. 2,
Organized in 1912 house on Girod street, near
St. Charles Louis Lay, Marshal. splendid turn
out. Members in blue and black, walking in open
order, or with double line; theirpet horses Char
lew and Brown Dick walking inside Truck
ornamented in the richest floral style; centerpiece,
spread eagle "a real eagle, but dead and stuffed)
on rich throne, holding in his bcak blue ribbons
bearing in golden letters the word " American"
COLUMBIA NO. 5.
Organized in 1884; house on Girod street near
ST. Charles. John McManus, Marshal. A strong
and handsome crowd, in red and black; machine
tastefully decorated with flags and flowers. This
company had Maneiri's splendid brass band to
show them the way.
LOUISIANA HOSE COMPANY,
Organized in 1886 house at the corner of Caron-
delet and Perdido streets. Il. Solomon, Marshal,
Preceded by the new steam fire engine, recently
obtained from the Messrs. Cook agents of the
Novelty Works, New York. A small but stout and
splendidly polished piece Of steam machinery, on
truck earpeted with flags, and drawn by six
white horses Members in blue and black, draw.
ing the hose carriage in open ORDER with their pet
exempt horse, Dandy JIM in the center. This
company was one of the chief features of the pro-
cession.
MECHANIC NO. 6, ..
Organized in 1884; house situated on st.
Joseph street. W. A. Rogers, Marshal. Members,
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Organized in 1886 house on Common street, be-
tween Liberty and Howard. AZ. Jones, Marshal.
AS large and handsome crowd as any, in red and
black their machine handsomely set off with flags,
ribbons and flowers
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-19

rlNKUSTEE'S SALE.-WHErEAs,o on the 90th
] day Of January. A. .. 1850, L.ander u.
Beeks. an unmarried man. executed unto Austin
Corbin, ~ Trustee, certain Iced Of Trust, con
veying &, said Trurtee the land in Cedar county.
Iowa, described follows, to wit The north est
quarter If the north west quarter Of Section No.
thirty five 3jl, in Township No. eighty -one t8 |,
Range No. one west, Of the 5th =. which
ssid conveyance was made by the said LssDder
d. Beeks for the purpose Of securing the payment
Of one certain promi-sory note, the interest
thereon, signed by said Beeks, dated the goth day
Of January. A. y. 1850, and payable on the 1T
day OF April. A. u. 1860. 1t tho Banking House u
Mark'st 1 Corbin. 10 the or .er of William Dun
ton. for the sum Of one hundred and fifty. six and
To- 100 dola with interest Ut ten per seat. after
maturity.
And nov, said note having b-coms due and ray
able. snd the said Beeks having allied to pay the
zane. I, .u<tin Cortia, Tru.tse ~ aforesaid. do
hereby give this ?sbiie notiee. that b. virtue Of
the power wh,eh ie in me vested By said Deed Of
Truss, will, on Thsn isy the 2Sth day II jane 4.
D. 1915 st the hour Il tive o'clock il the Afternoon
Of said day. o. TIE CosSt House loM, IL the City
Of Davenport, expnss aad o9es Tor ale, q public
auction, for cash, the pasesls of Lend arovs Dc.
scsibed. ~ % nuch thereof % shsll b. necessary
70 satisfy end pay the aaeant Of mid asts, With
tie interest thereon n the day Of sale, together
With I'll The epsts asd sspse.es stseajia9 said
mle, ee.ts a this sosiso s6d fsssoses teeS.
Dessa ~ 81 ~ = Jsue. 4. D. lsee.
NJ 80 -A%s AUoIl1 CO4
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TRUSTEES SALE.-WnEREAs. on the 3 LIST day
l Of May, A. b. 1855. John Heck executed unit.
Leona II. Parr, a. Trustee, . certain Deed Of
trust, conveying u said Trustee the land in g.
lar county Iowa, described follows, 10 wit The
souih east quarter of the south west quarter Of
Section \ ;. three 49,. in Township No eighty
me II Range one { west Of the fifth T.. ~. !;
which said Conveyance was made by the said John
Heck 10, the purpose # securing the payment Il
Two certain prnmissory rotes. and the interest
thereon signed by said John Heck, and dated the
3lst day Of May, A. ID. 1853, and payab, n fol
lows: Une f,r sixty and 81 loo dollars, payable
November 3lst, 1855, and one for the sum # sixty
md 81 100 dollars, payable November 3lst 1852
to the order Of Corbn, with interest at the rate
Of ten per cent.
An, now, said notes having become due and
payable, and the said John Heck having failed u
pay the Same. !, Leonard H. Parr Trustee ~ afore-
said. do hereby live this public notice, that by
virtue of the power, which il in me vested ~ 20 d
Deed Of Trust, will, on - uriay, the Esd day Of
June, A. ID. 1850, 1t the hour IL nine O'Clock in
the forenoon said day, at the Court House
door, in the city Of davenport, expose and offer
for sale, punlic auction. for cash. the pascel Of
land above described, " 70 much thereof - shall
be necessary TO satify and pay the amount Of said
notes, with the interest thereon TO the day Of
sale, together with all the COTS and expenses
attending said sale, costsof this notice and Trus
tees fees.
Dated the 18th day Of May. 4. D.. 1850.
LEONARD II. PAIR,
my25-ats. Trustee.
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kirby's Amer lean Aa. ves,er.
Patented nSER.

THIS MACHINE received the Silver Medal at
the celebrated Syracuse Trial, under the United
states Agricultural Society, as Combined Rep
CT and Mower, at the NY State Fair in le5S
and the First Premium as a Reaper: also a.
the State trial at Laporte. Indiana; and Prem,-
nm at the Iowa State Fair in 1859. Also, the
First Premium at the n. Y. State Fair at Albany.
n 1853, and at hundreds Of trials in nearly every
State in the Union.
1t is made entirely Of IRON. except the seat,
pole and platform, and the weight 50 distributed
as to give the greatest amount Of strength with
the least weight Of iron. The finger bar j. Of
wrought iron, With fange on the front edge
thus giving il strength with light weight.
SELF-ADJUS ING FINGER BAR
In this respect it is en- Trey unequaled by any
machine yet produced. the finger bar works up
and down independently Of the driving wheel,
enabling it to go through dead furrow. and ditch
g. among stones AMI bogs, and over knobs and
hills. where no other machine can follow IL. II
can also be set 10 work At any height, from two
to eighteen inches, and the change may be made
in an instant, thus adapting it to al Kinds Of
work. whether moving or reaping, or gathering
grass or clover seed
EASILY MANAGED AND OPERATED.
ny means Of lever the driver can ct pleasure
throw the cutters out and in gear; by another To-
yer he RAISE either end or both ends Of the
field to field the change from mower to reaper is
easily and quickly made: the oil boxes, bolts,
screws and nuts, are easily accessible.
1T CANNOT BE CLOGGED;
It has no side draft is marvellously simple in
construction. and not liable TO get out Of repair
is made OF the best materials, and the workman
ship and finish superior 10 any other machine in
the country.
ID. II. OSBORNE i co.
Good and responsible men wanted TO act - To-
cal and canyassing Agents, in Iowa, Minnesota ard
illinois. Farmers and Others are invited to call
and examine, and get = Pamphlet at No. ~, Third
street, Davenport.
JOHN G. MAGILl,
General Agent, Davenport, lows.
my'0-wtf
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days and Gresnfeld, TO Fo1tenslle, 81 miles
ssd bsck, occe . week
Leave wissotta Tuesday at an;
Arriveat .ontensIle by 6pm;
Leave F0etenel's Wsdnssday d . ~
Arrive At Wiscotta BY 6pm.
Bids 70 end route Ut Greenfield invited.

NorEs.-Prrposals must be 10 carry the mail
With .celerity. certainty and security" using Tho
terms Of the lev, and must be guaranteed by two
responsible person. certified TO rs such BY post
msster.or Judge OF court Of record.
No pay will be made fer trips not performed
aud for esch Of such omissions not ssti sfacfaLy
explained three time the pay OF the trip may be
deducted. For arrival 80 far behind time a. 10
break connection with depending mails, and not
sufficiently excuse !. ono fourth Of the compena
,ion for the trip is subject to forfeiture. Fines
will be imposed, unless the delinquency be sstis
factorily explained, tor ncgiecting to take the
mail from Or into post office tvr rfering il {,
injured, destroyed. robbed, or lost and fo,
refnsing. after demand, TO CONVEX the raj as FIRE
luently as the contractor runs, or Use n erne in
VI mtg vehicles on the route. The Fostm stei
General may annul the contract for disobeving
he post Office laws, or The instructions ~ the de
ariment. He may alter the sche 'ule, ana ais,
rider an increase OF service by allowing therefor a
'rr rate increase on the contract pay. He ma,
tlso curiall or discontinue the service in whole o,
art, at pro rata decrease of pay, allowing on.
aonsh's extra pens stion the amount of ser
ice dispensed With. Bad. should be addresse
the "Second Assistant Postmaster General. p
uperscribcd proposals for mail service. State o
owa, and sent by mail
For forms OF proposals., &c.. an! other informa
ION, see advertisement Of this date, in "a nphle
rm, at the principal post offices.
Blank proposals will he furnished on applicat OF
he department.
J. HOLT.
70 sfuas tcr f,,bey0I.
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LEGAL.

VNkCSTEE'S SALE-WHRagAs, on tho Path
J day Of Nav, A. ID. ,s5g, Jesse G. Tesgarden
end Margaret Teagsrden. his wife. executed unto
John MongeS, as Trustee. certain Deed Of Tsust,
conveying to said Trustee the land in Scott coun-
y, Iowa: described as follows, to wit The west
half OF Lot No. eight Is in Book No. sixty tsO,
Of the city Of Davenport, laid - % the plat
Of the same, and recorded in the Res orders Office
If Scott cou.ty Iowa, which said Deed of Trust,
is recorded in the Recorders office Of Scott coun-
". Iowa, in Book a. Of Town Mortgages. rage
Isl: wni:h said conveyance was made by the
said Jesse Z. Tea!a and Margaret, his wife.
for the purpose Of securing the payment # one
certain pronissory note. and the inicre. ereon
signed by said Jesse &. Teagardon. for seven un-
ired and thirty five and y0iu .3J vol ~ dollars
lated the 2fth lay Of May, A. 1855, and p.ya-
lie to the order Of ID. {. Kelly, one year after
late with intere, thereon At the rate of ten per
cent. after maturity Ter annum.
And now, said note foi S.35 90 having become
Tue and payable, and the said jesse &. Toagarden
,a,ing failed to pay the same, ]. John Mongor.
Trustee as aforesaid. d" hereby give this public
iotice, that by virtue OF the power which % il
ne vested BY said deed Of Trust. will. on Fri
isy. the 9Th day 81 July. A. d. 1880, at the hour
,f two o'clock in the afternoon Ut said day. Mt thu
;ourt House door in thecity Of Davenport, expose
md offer for sale, At public auction, tho parcel OF
and above described, or So much thereof ~ shall
sufficient to satisfy and pay the amount OF .aid
,ote. with the interest thereon to the day Of sale
ogethcr with all the costs and expenses ATTENDING
aid sale. costs Of this notice. and Trustees fees
pom the completion Of surh sale Deed will b.
.Wen in accordance with the stipulation If sale
ced Of Trust
Dated the Nth day OF June, A. d. 1850.
JOHN NJ NIGER,
June'Z dts Trustee
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- arslD~D,s Aalr.

WHEREAS, A SPECIAL TAX WAS lev
led BY the City Council Of tho City 81 Dsvf
export Ut their regular meeting on tho ga day Q.
My, A. w. 1850, on the below described property,
and at the rate Of City cent. for each front foot
70 deiray the expenses Of laying side~ alks in front
Of said property Row, therefore, ], O. y. McNiel,
City Mar-hsl Of said City x Davenport, do here
oy give this public notice, that, in pursuance Of
will. on Friday, the 18th day Of July. ID. 1850.
q tine hour u two o'clock in the afternoon. sDd
IN front Of the Ceuet House in said City, cxpass
and offer TOR sale. to the highest bidder tor cash,
the following described property, Tor 10 much
thereof - shall be necessary 70 salts said spe-
cial tax. namely;
Io.s4 AMI 8, in Block 30, City Of Davenport,
together with alley between sad lots, snd b. feet
Of street north Of said Lot s.; also,
Lots l, 2, O.. and 5, in Block No. I, in Mackin.
tOshs I'd Addition TO the itv OF Davenport; slso.
Lots l, 80 and 4, in Block NJ. 2, in said Mack.
intosb's ID Addition.
Davenport. lowe, May 3oth. A. D. 1860.
U. y. McNEIL,
mvs,-dsv City Ma'shal.
elVKUStkE'S SALE-On 1hursdsv, the tvea-
J ty-third (2sd) day Of Jsae. sightsen hun
dred and sixty 1867 will be sold fos cash 70 The
highest bidder at the Court House deer, In the
city Of Davenport, .. two o'clock, p. ~, the fol-
lowing described real estate - 2c0tt eouuty, Iowa.
20 Wit Commencing At tbs north west conner Of
Section nineteen 49,. in Township eighty 1907,
nSu8c SO0v NJ oosts toence running west I'VE o04
l6-lO0 chains 70 land u Willism Saddoris: thence
south eleven and 6l-lOO chsins 70 land Of u. II
Lower; thence due esst Ave and lS-1OO ehsias 70
the SECTION limo between sections ninetsea ISL
sni twenty e y; thence 1orth elsvss anl Sl-loo
chains n the piscs Of bsginnipg.
by force and e9eet Of . lSssd Of Teust Dsde 10
me BY Adam Pr.pst and Hssan Propss, his wife.
daily recorded In Hcott Cnsnty Records, March
ed 1857. ie Book *" d nonGsgss, q pACe SIS,
aal dated March seth. lest.
Daveapors. May 3ssh. lsee.
FRANK PLUNE8.
my2s.dts Tvuste~.
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'1>kt STEE'S SALE. BY virtue OF y Deed Of
l Trust executed to me by Johann Chri.tisn
Fink and his ito Gottliebc Fink dated the I'd
lay of juno, 1857. for purposes therein mentioned
which Decd is duly recorded in the Rec rder's
office Tor Scott county, Iva, in Book IL" Of Mort
cages, rage 225. shall sell 1t publ, auction TO
be highest bi ,dcr for cash. ~ the Court House
ioT in the city Of Davenport, county Of ..coii,
Nd state Of Iowa. on Thursdsy, the 2lst day u
Juno. 1869. at o'clock, r. NJ, tho foln wing de
scribed tract Of real estate lying and being situs-
ted in the county # Scott aud Safe VI lows, TO
vt: A part Of the south west quarter Of t.se
south west quarter Of Section No 6itc, n us In
Township No seventy-sevcn ~ north, Of Range
No. two b cas-, Of the 9th i. NJ, beg inning at
the south west corner post Of said Section fifteen
tt5j from which burr ok, II inches in dian e
10 inches in diameter, bears south 1872 w, l66
links thence east along section lise elk TO-
chains and fifty five 55) links to the road line
thence month 1871 . west tour ~ chairs snd City
SO links 10 = post thence north 2Gke west
six 90 chains along south line q road TO post
thence north 800 west four ~ chains and forty
two AZ links along raid rad line to bicktry.s
inches in diameter thelce west forty eight (4>)
links to post in section line thence south long
section line thirteen chains and sixty one 6l)
links to place Of beginning, being the land de-
-cribed in Deed fr"m Eric dodge and wife to said
FINK, recorded in Book 49," page $685. in the Re-
cord-t's ONCE Of Scott county aforesaid and also
Lot NJ. seven J, in Block No sig g in Heckie
II Keats Addition To Yves, buffalo, as known.
nun bered and Designated on the recorded plat
Of sad Addition.
The Trustee will convey only the title conveyed
to him.
Dated May the 30th. "A D. 1850.
JACOB W. STEWART,
mySo-dts Trustee.
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DiS>Ol luton

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXJS-
J. ting under the name IT Brown Armstrong,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Either
is Authorised to sett the accounts Of the firm.
James Armstrong will continue the pract &c Of
Law, in the Office Heretofore occupied BY Brown
: Armstrong, IN Nichols Block.
4. 4. kROwv,
JAMES ARMSTRONG.
March l. 16Ao. .sas9-df
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DLDWsl PLOWs RECElvEC
i on consignment 1ns lot Of
JOHN DEER'H
Cs0ebsosoA 0olooe POoVs.
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h II M q " a L.

H n M q " a Il.
TvNER L. CO
uAVE REMOVED THEIR VARIETY STORE
L from tho Co ner Of Rock lslsni and Third
streets. to Brady street, between 4tl T. 5th, west
side, where they have opened nice stock of
NT.aPLE DRY GOOD
NJ TITO NJ -,
All Kinds Of Groceries,
sill of which they will sell a, low As they can be
had In this city. They solicit call from those
In want Of sach good.
TYNER co.
Betwe 4th h 9TH streets. west side
nnel6-dtw
Lands for Sale.
go acres in Shelby county.
34O Cas- Is
$40 4" " Pottawattamie ceantv.
800 Hardin
$40 Greene
For sale or exchange for City property. Also.
City property 10 exchange for lands.
GEO. u. SARGENT,
Jassss-d1 Land Agent.
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Oak Wood Villa"

4o Soo4v o. Oo6o.O, ~s e4
A TrORNEV AND COUNSELOR Al Law.
~ sna Notary Pa1lie.
oessos .Dsssasssss nlosk, Dsvsapsst, Is~s. 3.
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arrivals.
ms. From siorx City, by Plymouth City. t.
Spirit Lake, ~ miles and back, ence Q week
Leave Sioux City Tuesday.at sam;
Arrive at Spirit l. Ike next Thursday by 10 IN;
Leave Spi Ii Lux. Thrrsd,y ut pm;
Arrive at sioux City next Saturday by p m :
lll7Y. From Sioux City to Covington, Neb., "a
mile and back, once week.
Leave Sioux City saturday at 9 m;
Arrive at Covington by Il"
Leave Coyingson at pm:
Arrive at Sioux City by 3pm.
bds for frequent service invited
tllso. From Tirton, by Walnut Fork, Madison.
Edinburgh and Monticello, to Cascade, 4
miles ind back. once Q week.
Leave Tirts Thursday atSam;
Arrive at Cascade next day by l2m;
Leave Cascade Friday at pm.
Arrive at Upton next day By pm:
lids TO commence routsa " alnut Fork and end
ut Monticell. arc inv ted
lllSl. From Toledo, BY B0 nsbor", New Jcfer
son, Carrollton, benson, Bclv;dere, On.wa
and Cooks Landing, to Deca ur, Neb. Ter ,
200 miles an back, once . week.
Leave Toledo Monday ut q am;
Arrive at Decatur next Saturday by pm;
Leave decatur Monday 1t a IN;
Arrive at Toledo next saturday by pm;
Bids to omit Cooks Landing invited.
Bids for two and also three trips week invited.
lllS2. From Webster City, bv Bach Grove. Rose
dale. Gold6cld, Croper's Grove, Luni r. O., }
and Nlnnebag0 Agency, MIMI, To NankAe0,
liz miles and back, once week.
Leave Webster City Saturday at ) an;
Arrive at Manksto next Tuesday by III IN;
Leave Mankato Tuesday at pm
Arrive at Webster City next Friday BY s pm.
1883. From Webster City. by Rosedae. Dac tab
City, Paoli and Irish lony, to spirit Lake.
20 mi.es aud back, once . week.
Leave Webster City Monday ats an;
Arrive at spirit Lake next Wednesday by 4 p M;
Leave spirit Lake Thursday at u IN;
Arrive at Webster City next Saturday y pm:
llls4. From Webster City, BY Peck 81 Cooper's
and indianapolis, to Hopewel, 10 miles and
back, once . week.
Leave Webster City Monday At 6am;
Arrive 1T Ilopewell by l2 m;
Leave Hopewsll Monday at 2pm
Arrive al Webster City by SPIN:
1Ils5. From Webster City, by Hewitt, Buffalo
Grove and Blue Earth City, to Mankato Minn.,
- miles and back.
Bidders will state the di.tanee, and give pro-
per schedule Of departures AID arrivals.
Hiss. rom West Liberty, by Pile, to Port All
on, ~ miles nd back. once week.
Leave Vest Lib ,rty Monday At I'm:
Arrive 1T Psrt Allen Oy 5pn;
Leave Port Allen Tuesday at . m;
Arrive 1t Wet Liberty ~ D m;
Bids for the perforuancs of the trip to Port
Alien and hack in one day invited.
!ilS7. From West Union, by wilson's Grove.
Brensr and MsssinAbsrg, u Wavsrly, - miles
and hack, once week.
Leave West Union Monday ct en-;
A5ivsst Wsvssiy nsxt day by6pm;
Leave Weves3y Wednesday ste -;
Arrive q Wet Union nsxt day ~ pn.
M. vDnm W10aoneo ~ MY. flnnal.l Dn21l.
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moon wac shining brightly at the time, and afforded
ine view Of the chase 10 the towns people, feve Of
whom witnessed IL and describe IL az highly interest
SATURDAY evening last ny three Mssouriaus, who rode
up ana asKed otisy all nights falling here, they rem
ioresu, ara attacked two other places the same night"
ihese events were followed BY the capture and exc
S@Ui oi nj, i'ass oy JePsisons party Montgo merry
excursion after the murderer o Hugh Carn. the resus
Of which is already known He says:
At the late session Of tho u. y. Court. at Fort
Scott, n'ne 81 those murde,ers rre put on H. Jurics.
Both JuTies were thoroughly packed" -
Concerning the famine, Montgomery sav,. nwbo.
you have heard about the prospect for famine ha, n,
TOO much TRUTH H. but il does appear 10 ue ~,
resoate man ought 70 find the means 10 live. Il uot
hindered by sickness Bnt thai there win hea vast
amount of suffering il positiyely certain. Al men Are
not resolute; and some are rick"
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THE FOODS AND KING PRIZE FIGHT
POSTPONED.
TWO OTHER FIGHTS.

II having been industrously promulgated by inter-
'sted parties that the oDgstanding dispute between
John Woods Of Boston and George King would be pos-
lively settled by an appeal to the god of stc battles
at an carly hour yesterday morning. a company of sew.
eral hundreds WAS M attendance SUNRISE a spot in
ew-Ielssy not far from Bulls Ferry. The last time
these two heroes swnded those interested in such mat
ter at Willetis Point, where neither of then,
seemed anxious 60 fight, and where the police sum-
maiy scattered the assembly On several other oecs-
stems they have announced themselves ready 10 fight,
but have uniformly found rome loophole of avoidance
And yesterday morning, although both men were on
the ground some other onnd Tor not going
ON with the battle, and those who had witness
that happy contamination forced TO come 20 thc
conclusion, which was freely expressed, that Woods
and Hing are two towards.
Though the great event OF the morning did not come
oil a couple Of other fights wep arranged. Dennis
iiorrilsn and William Clarke, both of whom have
fought several battles, entered and coaiended for
prize ~ 500. Atter Il fight Of two houn and Gify
minutes, during which tine forty -four rounds were
fought, Clarke was declared the winner. This WAS
rather snowy and scientific battle, and both men
Were pretty well punished Hourigan getting the iirst
blood in the first uund.
pure Of $50 Was then made up and Tough; for by
two tough Young fellows named Morton and Hickey.
M,niy.scven severn rounds Were fought in thirty.iour
minute when Mostos friends gave in Tor him, al
though h, hsd all the hes of the fight; and is much the
best min. II was evident that the crowd would nor
slow hm fair play, aud he was declared beaten.
This WAS very severe light, all the hitting being OF
the hardest description. As special interest attaches
TO these battles, do not cate 10 give up valuable
space 70 more detailed particulars.
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IN then saei Tie House.
LOUISIANA.

Ngw-OkLzAss, SATURDAY, dec. !, 1860.
A large seee,sioIl meeting held here last night.
Judge Diggan, George o. beiei1m, II. &. Humphreys
and John Bragg were nnaauloNy DopunaIed delegates
no tbe Sestc COM entspD.