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Mi. Con- COMMANDING.
MAR MsKins.ry hiss arrested John =
BrownIee, President d The Board q Police
Commissioners. aud appointed BAIL D"h'
IL biz stead.
The Isws II the city md State will D
exec led without change.
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Sum ro'sl. $500
There. hn. since hen rereivri ~
,h- "rcsrurs he i"ll"~irr -n"r
tor ,hr lols,NIig y I~sis. :" ~:
Interest enmniun -ch""i in"d 30 -
Oo"'''"' 's"S 454o o.
:, h..l f,,J r-,unJv.. ISL 4.
80 !, .....i,,,.s 70 -6
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ST. LorI-. Aug il the following prog
lamatiun has Just been ssn.d:
Ilesoquariers Western pfPt-
81. Louis. Mo-. Aug IA
hereby declare aud es.a blish mar'isl law
IN the city and county o. -. Loni-. N "a
!. NJ. McKins,ry U. 5. A. is appointed lfo
yos, Marshal. An orders and regulation
s.uea b hi.a will be respected and obey e
accordingly.
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s...sIss.s 0s Gei-ssnon q S'on.
arcAslogs:ss 'E'0Lga-s'r ScGc0l

k'uIEs.~.
AN EXHIBIT Il The Common AID Con
y crr- r,ouai Toan~'''p ; h""l f"ra- ~
p.hul- county. Indiana, ~ I'VE hsc"i yes'
1870, ending he fr.l dav ~ Apfn ieol' -
r.o.r..d i. ,he snnrd &c q "ni, Canan'--
sinners al their Jnn term. 1851, a. tciio"s'
prrFEIpIG
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EXPENDITURES.

Thcrc has been pail ont " ~, Treasury,
DUNG he financial wear lcuV ending -
April ~. 1861, The following Gums upon
~. following accounts, To wi:
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PATENT SAWED WEATHERBoARDING,
Both Rungh aud Dressed, from tho very best YELLOW
PINE and timber otB 10 suit purchasers
sstiie LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
e@lsI STAR planning aILa New Basin.
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9nca Thatthe Comntroer be and lie is hereby authorized
following the bid FER separately;
and all of said adjudcaons ubc!
cor rejection of the Common Council, viz
contract for constructing brick sidewalks hordered by
street from Bienyille street to Ga-ondelet Walk.
"a contract for constructing brick sidewalks boered by
cursones and wooden gntters both sides of Customouse
street from johnson to Rdeheblaye streets
q contract for constructing brick sidewalks t2rdered by
and wooden gntie both sides of johnson street.
from Canal street 10 Caronfe'et Walk.
f contract for constructing brick Sidewalks bordered by
and wooden cutters both sides of Pieur street
tom Canal street u Carondeet Walk.
contract for cons rncting brick Sidewalks bordered by
frTnn Canal street TO Carondeet Walk.
S contract for constructing brick sidewalks bosdered by
and wooden CUTTERS both sides of ST. Louis
ta contract for constructing brick dewrks borsered by
raSones and wooden erS bolh sides of street
from Roman 10 Tnhti street.
h contract for making she'll road lie southeast side
h contracttG making square block pavement on Bur
9 ndy street from Canal street 10 Bienvle stIcet.
tSisned LEA +. FAREWELL,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
1Signedl j. o. NIXON,
approved March H. 1861.
fsigned JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
true copy:
nll2 IARInT A. BAKER, SECRETARY
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF ELECTION
~ ~ go Pursunnt Proclamation of His
-sssssss5 kT3L~>NSA. ExCellency THOMAS 0. MOORE
ss@sasSN 49, Governor of the State of Louisianp
SASAS&SAsA@zS !, on1Ig date February IS 1861, nj
qualified of the Parish T. FoF holiitu tiit
Election will be held MON - 'A ol A3n 1901
Judges of the several District Co. 10 III Tue S"H pare Il
o Orleans, follows, to-wit
One Judge of c First District Court of New for the
parish of Orleans.
One Judge Of the Second District Ct New Orr Tor
the parish Of Orleans
One Judge of the Third District of New Orleans for the
parish tf Orleans. " "
One Judge q The Fourth District Court New Orlta, for
the par Sl Of Orleans.
One Judge of the Fi District of New Orleans for the
parish OF Orleans
parish of Orleans
The Polls will be opened in each Election Precinct in the
said city Of New Orleans and PARISH Green's frunl the
hours Of eight O'Clock 4. NJ till -four O'Clock p NJ en- the
date before nEntiOnrd 10 wit MONDAY Is, lAy of April
ls6 for the purpose Of receiving the votes tho qualified
of the parish of trnns under The
he Commissioners and Clerks, to he appointed by the
tiles designated by law he election be conducted
plctc made to the uudersigned returning officer ar
cordng to law.
Shertas Office, Parish of Orleans, March :. 1851
+. I. PARKER, Sheriff.
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CGmPTROLIER'S OFFICE. !
City Of New Orleans, Jr= I, 1857
Tho. 2l29.1
D EElaEV I'D. That the Co.'s EatroIEcr he 2zd
Ne he hereby authorised ard required give notice. by
standing advertisement in tho Official Journal that in accordance
with the ninth sscen Of ordinance No 1872 approved aaet
o. 1884, the Council viii pay any bill Ggrst tho city un!e8
contracted nrder sEthoriy OF oa from the Comptroller
accordance with he ordinance referred to-
[SignedI E L. TRACY,
Presiden: Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Sgnedi L. f. PLACE.
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved April IS, 1856.
LSgnedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention Of the officers OF the city and of the pusiccre
Ipsotfully called to Inc foregoing resolution.
Y. DUPLES5IS,
iy16 If Comptroller City of New Orleans
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SPECIFICATION EoR THE coNTR ACT

Notice is hereby given that TUESDAY, he 10Th March,
1861 will adjudicRtc, my office, ut IL O'clock NJ the
mi ut V DUPLEssIS. Comntroer.
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\ HSnitSJ. w. z! ga, DEALERS TN FIl0TTp ~
= Tv
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AVIS D'ELECTFOy.-PAR

AVIS D'ELECTFON.-PAR
sSEE1S&&SA suite de u proclamation de son Excel
81 Ee8s5S&aSE$SsA Ieuce THOMAS O. MOORE, Ge,l.
7SyAtSS2AzyS verneur da rEtnt dc Ia Louisiana
~ date du IS de ftvrier 1851 les e'er.
fts qUune Election lieu c III NDT pCn,irr Tour d vii
lt6l, de six JUICES DIES ditcncs CONS do D,tTirt dams l.,
pHrosse Il Orl;nus CONNIE suit. SAVIOR: ~ " ~
I'm Juge de Ia Premiere Corr de District de Il, Nouv.r,
Orita' pour Ia parCi>Se d'O!ltans N ~
I'm Jnge de Ia DeuNicme Cunr de District de In N,rra,
ORLEANS pour la pnro sse d Orleans ~
I'm .uEe de In Trocme tour de District ,a la N,uver,
Orleans ponr Ia paro;sSe d'Orltlrs.
Tn Jrgc de Ia Qnntritme Cour de District de In Nnrv)n
ORLEANS pour in parui.se 'OrlGUcs
I'm Juge dc In Cinquirne Cour de District de IA Nor,Ie
Orleans puur la pGrosse d. Orleans
Tn Juge de Ia Hxicule COu de District de l., Nor,ac-
Orleans pour la pAroisse d. Orleans
Les Polls cracue ~ trr-
ton depuiS heurss NJ jusGra hclrrs p NJ Ir ir srs.
d+Sjent SAVIOR lie Ter dAyri 1851 rcfet recevo
pueS oeS escteurs qualities dc Ia pnrose Orleans
Surinendance DIES cOnEsSarts ct gre ers nni eron, drs
par rautortG couptteute.
LeIecton dev1a ctre conuite ct les en- tprats
deFron1 ere enV9ytS an souSsH1 charge de les nsnce
Bureau du sharit, paroisse Orleans lie de mars 1881
m9 F. r PARKER Sh:riF
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mo. 55l3.1

NO. 30 Is.
Whereas, ii IS the intention of this corporation
nc effect may done, under the provisions
No S, the provisions of the will Of the John
MeBonogh relating the establishment and support Free
Schools and
Whereas the income derived from the investments made by
te Board Of Commissioners and FROM ntere notes
Enre and maturing will warrant the appropriation Be it
Rsolred That the Board of Commissioners Of the NcDorog
EcooFund be- they hereby authorized appropriate
the income Of sad fund the of forty thousand dollars
Che Of erecting school houses for the useo The Pub
BIC Schools in the four districts Of this city.
Reolee9, That said appropriation shall be divided eqnay
districts thousand dollars
That Boards of Directors of the districts reSpec
lively with and after approval by the Bol Of
shall proceed bnild in their districts
sitai brick Houses with slate each 10 the
Of and exceeding the appropriation by
these resolutions.
Rsolcs That the mentS mNy be fixed by the several
upon Of the ard Of Commission
drawn in the provided by the ordinance upon
Treasurer OF the Fund, after being duly approved.
lSignedl LEA +. RAiIEWE ELL,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
LSignedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved March H. 1861.
ml2 5t lSignedl JOHN 7. MONROE. Mevor.
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y F'HTVT 7K7IIt0 n IEVII47N' II NtCFGIiAf0.
NEW ORLEANS MACHINE 6WOOD WORKS
P. W, ENGINEER,
2l2 and 2l4 New Levee strest
fAFENFEOrTON CLEANING MACHINES made sold and
in operation.
PATENT METALLIC AND GRINDsToNF SAW CUMMING
mAOhlNEkH MODELS, etc., put in operation
FANCY WooD WORK of all descriptions
AoFdeFS oF sRy Of the above executed prcwr tsy sal
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EPAVE DU QUATRIEEIE DISTRICT n
ee cn1uit au depot deS epaycs du Quaemc District rue
CONNIE 6paye- - III 4Ne '1Heihe
une Cbevre coulenr de creme.
81 lie dit animal nest dans rois iours at lac e
pages, il vendu enchere Dphlinne a., d., 49,
FENDREDI Is de mars 1851! 10 heures K NJ "'Po'' 1t
J. MILTON RELF Commssaire des Rras
NouvelleOrl6ans, II de mars 1851 niS a.
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mo. 55I2l

selsed That the Comptroller upon the
Favor OF H G. Pearson for the of dollars,
Of services rendered Secretary pro tpore in the
Board OF Assistant Aldermen for the months October
November.
fSignedl LEA F. BAkEWEIIA
President Beard of Assistant Aldermen,
4Sgnedl J. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved March II. 1851
MD st fsignedI JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
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BUSINESS DTREl;,T "0RY.

"A hr31 EMS. y. ST. IMPO P1ER AND DEALER -.
n oBnnHware Gallery Stoves Fire Crates Paint Oils, a!
NO. 236 TCnnpitnulaa 81 rrnts n2S If
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w 1Aj4 lAKgS 81 TUCEkti5S
w OOAM ISSI0N NHRCE ANTE,
,- {, Flo. I59 Gsrs stgess
$500 $500 n n, "IItLAkS,t NEW ORirLpB
'" - A'UhSS'1 myT II
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SGlERBFF7S SALES.

! WILLIAM SCARBOR.
OUCH VS.. JOSEPH
! STlNSON aud MAUN,
sell WHITE, JR.-No.
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No. 55ll.l.

No. 55II.J
Renrsd That the Comptroller be and he his hereby instruct
ed adjudcate public auction after da3 notice
brick banouette, bordeed by
wooden cutters front Of the orsperty forming Ae corner of
BERNARD and ST. John the Baptit according
specifications fla in the Surveyors ofce subject
approval rejection the Common Council.
fSignedl LEA F. BAKEWE ELI.
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tsignedl j. 0. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved March II, 1861,
ni2 tSigned JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor
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DEgxIEHE CogE DE DIsTn1cr} srCCEssION DE ADELE
A WIS est par lie present t!onne aux cream
cerS DE Ia de succession personpes nre
CELIA psut cocere? davoir duirc dix ionrs date de
Ia pTesente ubicaon les TaiS9ns pour leqlees cope
pTesentt lie CnrAteur de Ia de succession Seit 6t
appronTG ct h0mooEnt, les 0nds rGpars con-
foTltrlen dit compile. " va
Par Ordre de Ia Cour
n .-.-r
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x ~. -. e. IL ,t'SsfS. r0NNfEsTOE ANp FOR.
"a "-'r'''Tt' N"r"l'r VI t~ort
tire, ferry, F"0'e- pfypn 70 mr. @ %
.''~''''. '''"''' mo w
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John d. C. QuIRIS, UNDERTAKEN, CORNER
of Camp and Delor Streets respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally that he established at The oy
place where he will be prepared to attend to al in his
the public that he has secured The services Of Mr. JOHN RAY
Formerly in the employ of Daniel Monr e) whose experience
In the Undertaking business the last ghr years. will enable
him fully the wishes of the public SIR. QUIRK and
Mr., RAY will Rttrnd eIsonnly 10 all funerals
Wooden and Metallic Collins and Collins lined with lead
hand
Also Csrrsnues for Hire. din 2m
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COm,NER--OFFIClAL


ENIRST DISTRICT POUED.-Vas brought
to the First District Pound, the Lafayette
and Vine streets, eStrny--
One light-bay Mare Pony.
One dun color Pony
One sorre color Pony with three white feet and white spot
on The forehead.
Which if claimed within five days and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold public auction said Pound on
FRIDAY. Ma oh Is, 1851, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
New Orleans. March Q. 1851.
G. ]. FAYSSOUN, D'ty Street Commissioner
Registered March 9, 1861
ALFRED A. DUCROS.
Clerk Of Comptroller.
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SEHEESEFE2S SALES
FOURTH hIsru,F COURT }ClfN OF NEW ORLEANS
of New C-eHns NlGHOLAS MOllUA.


F Ior> nIsrn,,- counr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS "
Of New G;'c""s Nlor2hAS s. M y9
RH XIETu Of writ o f. EiaI; Es' 81"
sch public auction the civ iI"c ,m street t"eG
@ at T. oSlac& S' tic on d E&aAE ~ o1 oEd R
AZ y1 Tie RlGIT TITLE and INTEREST of the m deter
Sy En HTo 81 n 3& in n r No. i5 1o""1ct
| TERMS-CAsh q. The spot.
Sheriff of the II Paris" nj ' q G1I,"as.
qoGH}rN 4, C%gH e , yIhIE DE AMl5E
% Wy E 1i,l;:s ,s3 1sI G;
EENpREnI, l2d4v 1861, midi lIoslIo IA Cj;l we dc
pnb1e Ct adjudication de la Propt;d don't suit la dcstrtp
Tous L+ DRoIrs TIraEs ct 1NrEREr din d5lcnIcnr il
INC pomi%,t 2ir dams lie peuNcs District de r
sHi,fe dans iH!aho ci lc,,us
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT moment de- aliulicntion.
mil nj L Shtufdo Ia PA""i,s" lOrI%Hns
Of sew S' ores"s Es1ATI orr y Wi&Fi&I y
$5iTHF s tt' s 9s:H'''s "'' I
seli public .9Stion tie lily iios G%mn!n
A 2 s p a; i oSlo,E ' H. the oow l5fDeI "a" GroS
A p,,. IL, LOT IT,, or GEorND :@e1 N he m
r>Mnjn Trtr,irhore, l31e'po and st ha.r, ,ary,I. L
~ fS 10 nch%r in E nh o. % Wit, I n M
improvements thereon, consisting Of .uly wooden
J. "A 7jrEETA1N LOT OF GRorED. ,t,uarr.l in SANG
*4qare oA tmm~!@,-y IN The tn o nI@,rd@ = G,J
and ' front of y fec inches T'gscha.e m Ill
$ $E;Ts T y =, se ~ Is so it,.
SherTof ,!le rI,tah Of oe.tans
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t'uru1 4,r,n.a '' '-''''iN''' t'Ftcr OF
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EtS%si, l.. w. &: 60. Trv'a ?DvS, yCf,rrIIu
= l. ~ nM--.r " ~ MIN On \ Inr.L-, alrac.-
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t,snna NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
mo. 5494.1

GoMPTRoLLERs OFFICE. CRY HAIL, !
New Orleans, March I, 1861 s
No. 5494J
ReSoraf Comptroller be and he hereby author
SELL after days notice in the official jourunl
for attending and keeping in repair the nuisance wharves
the city for three years according 10 specifications
file in the Surveyors office.
ISgned LEA +. FAREWELL
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
tSigncdl j. O. NIXON.
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved March |. 1861.
Signcdl JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
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sEcoEP DIsTEIcr CouRr} sUCCESSLoN OF ADELE LIZ
- 81 New Orleans. ANGF-No.-.
NJ OFFICE is hereby given to the creditors
oil inns estate and to all oher herein Interested to
Snow cause within Zen days from the present notification any
they have why the presented bv The r n
inns estate should not be homoogated and approved the funds
distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order Of the Court.
f. MICHOT, Depuv Clerk
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~, ~: ~ N H'FEOF. STAPLE AND rAsCy
'Fy hoods Of direct INN .rtni6 Nos 10 and IA
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HPAyIl DUPBENLIER DESTRgCT.-Tla etc
IL conduit 0paveS du Premier District encogCre des
rueS Lafayette ct Vine, epayeS--
Une petite Jument bac!RiT.
I'm petit Cheyai brun. f0nce.
Tn petit Cheya sate ayan tro pcds bancs tache
blanche front.
81 les dts animaux pas recamts dams cn ours ct
les fGis payts lis vendIs Rnccre publiGe all dit
depot, lie VENDREDI, Is de 1861 a 10 helres A. NJ
C. l. FAYSSOUX
Ddput6 COmmissae dies Rues.
Nouvele. Orleans, Q de mars 1861. mil St
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|
| MARIE Ia NDTvELLE-0 RtEAEs
Hotel dc Vile, ! de NJ 1851
| I'm VEEI;TU de la Reso1s7aiO ion No. $500 ciEa
Ia Couseil tmun de Ia )rla3ns cnnt0u.lnpi
ia section l9 de In nonvce Chartc willie arprouvt IL D.
de 1885, avis est par e dome one Tinrion de
In vile de h NnnveleJTltHus frs cnLufr la riIe
Broad cote de Ia c%pTere. p4rtr de Epa!e ~ che
min du t}avuuIe dit c0INnEt duit iiit confCr1nsr
la dlte section ll9 de Ia dite charle de ID vile
m5 lawSw JOAN t. MONROE. Nairr
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No. 55IU.I
oed Tha. The Street Commissioner be and he is hereby
anhnrEed he constructed Al the intersection of
slvpz md Canal Two BRIDGES Miro and Canal bridges
Tonf aud Canal bridges and also the bridge
fhe Intersection of Canal and Gavez the by
Che contractors according 10 contracts
IsignedI LEA F. BAKEWEII,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
fsignedl J. o. NIXON.
President Board of Aldermen
Approved March II, 1851
rai2 st ISigned JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.


STATE OF LOTISTANA
FOURTH DISTRICT CorRr) sAML SlnLEx:.. HIS CREDIT
ofNsw Orleans. OF HENNING AND SIDLE
THE CREDITORS Of dis fr,sn7r-c7,+ o,c
herghy notified that The eeSsion his roperIy Ieccnr1
BY the Court for the terei Of his creditors and OF tDln Of
Henning and Side and they further notified tt nectir
Of his creditors and Of hose Of fleming and Sde will tke
place at the office Of Il Madden, ESQ Notary Pulc in his
city, on SATU lGh Of March -Gl at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ,
and in The meantime all judicial proceedings aeast bis person
and property stayed and t. Egan aproicd to repre
sent the absent creditors in I'll, mater. - ,'
By order Of Court, February %, 1861
j. 0. CTALOT. C'erk
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fTRATEhA. s. ID. ~ CO. C0IvTsq1Ony ,r1-
"fnns "td A. hf"F-
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.'',ntIt'. = y
'ETT's'aftn Fst}tE'Ia Tgs 81 CO. TUPri? TtSPSS'
t- ''',S'' n'd h"," Iiae~arn and Creo,, Et..
'm+ "ce" Nos %3 Fulton Front Gtreets E Fn n
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-09-10
JUDSON'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS.

How strange and wonderful il often
seems TO us that a medicine composed OF
simple mountain herbs snd roots, should
SO certalnl V search out and cure disease
How surprising that the Indians should
know and preserve so long and well Sc
cret that has escaped the search of the
greatest physicians the world has ever
seen. True, the ancient inhabitants OF
Mexico were a strange race, found by the
Spaniards living in large cities, and al
lowing Tor their strange customs and re-
ligion as well civilized as their conquer
ors. In the words of writer of some
celebrity. They have perished from the
earth, their gigantic piles of ruins their
Kings and Princes so mighty in their
life, are forgotten their ruins and their
medicines alone are left" The united
testimony of all intelligent persons is,
that Judson's Mountain Herb Pills are
the most successful medicine in the
world in curing disease.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-09-10
Sunday School Celebration.

Eg- A press of business prevented us.
from attending the Sunday School Cele-
bration on Thursday last, and we are
therefore, much to our regret, unable to
give particular account of the interest
ing event. The morning opened with
rain, but the clouds broke away early, and
the day proved delightful. The threat
ening nature of the weather, however,
we think, deferred many from being
present, but nevertheless it was one of
the largest and finest affairs in the way
of a celebration we have ever had in the
county. The procession reached from
SHERwooD's Hotel to the Bridge, dis
lance Of two long squares, and the num-
Der of children, by actual count, was $40.
With teachers and guests the procession
exceeded one thousand. 1t was head.
ed by n fine band Of martial music, and
scattered through the line were a largo
number Of flags and banners, nearly all Of
the latter bearing patriotic sentiments
The schools numbered, we understand,
eleven, the Quasqueton Unior, Methodist,
Independence, and Jefferson Schools, be-
ing very large. The line was formed
about l 2 o'clock at the Methodist Church.
and the procession marched through
Main Street, over the bridge, and to
the grove near the river, on the west
side. There tables were spread with a
most bountiful and excellent feast. Chick
ems by the hundred, biscuits by the bush
el, fine frosted cakes by scores. with
hams and cookies, and variety of deli
cacies, were served up and duly honor
ed. There was enough for everybody
and to spare. Toasts were read from the
stand, and responded to by DR.. MILLER,
Rev. Mr.. BAKER, O. WHITNEY and Rev.
Mr.. FAUCET, of Quasqueton, and 4. II.
Bowen, w. A. JONES, and Rev. Mr.. Full
TON, of Independence. There was sing
ing by the children, and by the united
Church choirs, under the leadership of
Mr.. MILLS, of Quasqueton. The chill
dren were happy and vivacious, and ev.
so far as we hear, passed off de-
Like all occasions where the
little ones take part, the celebration was
interesting and entertaining.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-09-10

WASHINGTON. Correspondence N. Y.
Herald, Sept. 5.-The capture OF Fort
Hatteras and its dependencies has crea-
ted alarm throughout the Carolinas. -
The regiments from South Carolina and
Alabama, hurrying to the Potomac, have
been stopped on the way and sent to
New Berne. under the impression that
an immediate attack is contemplated on
the headquarters OF the rebel pirates,
The schr. Abble Bradford, of Boston,
a prize Of the Sumpter, was rescued by
the Powhattan, and has arrived Mt the
Navy Yard, with one of the rebel prize
crow in irons.