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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-21

A strong effort is being made here, by
prominent Kentuckins, to procure an ex-
change Of Hon Charles $. Morehead, of
Kentucky, now at Fort Warren. for Chas
Anderson, of Texas, a brother of Briga-
der Gen Anderson, who was seized and
imprisoned by the rebels, for his adher-
ence to the Union.
Within the last few days, immense
trains of loaded army wagons, ambulances,
and artillery carriages have been going in
to Virginia.
Without waiting to ascertain how far
the act of Capt. Wilkes is justified by tue
acknowledged principles Of international
law, some Of the ministers from foreign
parts have allowed themselves TO be be-
trayed into expressions exhibiting infinite
ly more passion and prejudice than juds-
ment and diplomatic intelligence.
The representative of one power has
openly declared that if Mason and Slidell
had been taken from Spanish ship, he
would have Immediately demanded his
passports. Lord Lyon is said to have as
sumcd menacing tone and to have de-
clared that the prisoners must be gwen up
or ample reparation made for the ofiense
offered to the dignity OF the British crown
Nothing of this kind has been officially
intimated, but in7th ordinary intercourse
these expressions of hostility and disap-
probation have been unguarledly made.
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Fort Monroe. Nov. 10,


4 Aag of truce from Norfolk, to-day,
brought down Lieut.. Warden, who was
taken as bearer Of dispatches and impris-
oned sometime at Montgomery, at the
breaking out Of the rebellion He has been
exchanged for Lieut. Sharp, Of the rebels,
who vas taken at Hatteras inlet and has
lately been confined ON the frigate, Con
gress, at Newport News.
The Spaulding and revenue cutter, Cor
win, have arrived from Hatteras Inlet, but
bring no news Of Importance. No troops
came up on the Spaulding A rebel
steamer made reconnaissance Of the Inlet
the day before the Spaulding returned =
A cnntraband. from Roanoke Island, re-
ports that the rebels bad destroyed their
fort and We're about 10 return TO the main.
land
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NEW YORK EFT.
New York, Nov. 10.

Flour Market without decided change;
sales at SIS 5o10s5 SIS for Super western;
S. S5IO$o 80 for Common to Medium Elk
Western; S. 9o@s6 Shipping brands Ex-
ira H. Ill. O
Wheat---Market d shade custer, with d
moderate export demand sales at 81 70
@sl 30 for Mil Club; 81 80 for mix
cd Red State 81 80 for Amber State
ri 35s@sl ~ White Michigan 81 30
Amber Iowa
Corn Market heavy and dropping ;
safest at 6iin65a Mixed Western.
Whisky--Qaiet at 20tn2le.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-21

SoLDIERs AND LABORERs.

Tie unprecedented rise liz Boots aRd SHOES makes
Il necessary that y0u take measures " eonsume
less The highest kBfef,ean AMI American testimony
10 prove that this mAY be done writer ia the
London Mechanics MAGAZINE saws n Macer0n's
AntisepiiC WATERPROOF Black Ing: II
have worn pair Of boots three wears, and ans we'll
Satisfied that Wy III the wearing qualities a nther
III least doubled American testimony VI the
hisheaf ehar aei.r confirms the statement.
roid wholesale aud Retail by DUKE RARRkTT,
Aeoauk, Iowa, Price of single D. box Is cts.
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BY lELEG kAPII.
Afternoon Report.
T-~-------~------~-
From Port Royal.

New York, Nov. go,
The Times Port Royal correspondent
says the fleet il to be divided and trans
ports to convey 5000 troops are to open
another port. The transports are now
taking in water for l5 days There il
sufficient cotton here and on Pope Island,
unginned, to make 5000 bales, and corn
houses filed with about 10000 bushels in
inr car
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NOTICE.

To g. r. Conn. Eaken X. Ford, n. X. d
ID. W. Ford, Henry Towle, Abner Reeves,
Jesse Maitby, Thomas Davis, Charter Iehei-
man, j. G.. Hughes samt BOSNIAN, State of Iowa for
the OF the School Pund, Chaplin Lee. Love- Hry-
an h Adams, Keokuk Lodge Ne. 10 !. O. q, r.. kobt
III ansytAs AnEelne hushes. administrators Of Jacob
Blu hey. deceased Nm a N. T.. Rnddttk, DanH r.
Miller, assignee OF Nj T. ColIigs, Randolph Leslie,
III. X Love n Co., Ptddie A F&lioH. Jenningsd Ander
son, Wheeler. Bellows Co., Twetds, Maulon
Piimpinn, Sumner stehbns, Calvin Coats, Emerson,
Cochran Co, a. l.. Deming, sophia Ciendenning
j. G.. Nckersham. Levi Mood, Long Bs rn. and Ca
ieb Cope Co. You aud each OF you are hereby Boti-
hrd thar there is hc in the afcr ef the CLERK
Of the District Court If lee Comfy Iowa at keokuk
petition of Ledyari Link lean claiming of you q. r.
CONF, the sum of ons thohSnrd dollars with III per
cent Interest per anHnm laS able annually money
due on your mortgage made by you TO Horntic key.
mour. securing notes named tn it and since
signed 10 plaintiff also eaImIng against zach OF You
the foreclosure Of said mortgage, the being upon
thirty feet front Main street by lao feet deep, OF
even width, through part or lot three, block ninety
three IN City Of heoknk, beginning twenty feet from
line Of iot two In said block in LceConnty Iowa for
the purchase money; and further asking for sale OF
said premises. AM general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
or before OF the second day OF The next term of
said Court 10 commence at keokuk on the Isl Monday
Of February. A. d. lsG2, default will be entered
inst YOU and Judgment rendered thereon prayed
fof in said petition.
H. sCnTT HOWELL,
Nov ~, fs6t~d Att'y Tor Plaintiff.
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TTimes Correspondence. l
Washington. No,

Washington, Nov. 10.
1t is reported that Col Ward H. Lam
on set in his resignation, as L. s. Marshal
for the District of Columbia, that he might
take commander his brigade. and that the
President refused to accept the resigna-
ton, stating that they could not spare him
from his position as marshal, at least for
the present
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-21

HH~For want of bail, Mrs. Cravens.
who shot ulmstead at Eddyville, has been
committed to Jail.
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Kentucky.

Nov. 10Th, 1851, at the residence of John Cnbhell
Esq In the city uf keokuk Iowa. by The Rev Father
Decaily, Mr. BERNARD AasrxsN, Of quincy, ILL.,, and
Miss MARTHA NJ MrNr, Of keokuk.
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o pA- 1t is reported that Senator Bright
OF Indiana, has fed to Richmond, Va.
for safety.
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Nov. III, 1851 a


a
IKk tnrsrY. said cnuntf as keakuk
Strauss. Adler. Hartman 4 Co, plaintiffs, q.
5. Abbott, Levi Noai, Hawkins Taylor. Martha
orr, Jer. Brown, j. II, tlehdrnnihg. n. &. Carter.
Carter, Jesse RaddIek, stephen Hemstreet. James
Jack, Joseph Strotlmah, n. Micbals Wilson, Perry
TO. ckien q Iucas, Samuel Hickey, Andres
Brown. John X. Alien, James NJ. forhIt. Giegh0rn
Harrison, James ". Grimes. ~unueF etebbns y Co.,
and IsnnHble 4 smyth, defendants
Notice j. hereby gwen TO the defendants herein
above named. thai petition In civil action ~ nit
In the Clerks Office of the District Court aforesaid.
IN behalf of the above named plaintiff, against suu.
and claiming Of said Ahbcu and Wood ~ 500 as
money due on two promissory notes, and The fore
closure of mortgage against all the def danfs upon
lots and In block 100 ia The City of keosnk. Lea
County, Iowa. which mortgage executed ey said
Abbott and Wooa 10 Gabriel and John Nehber TO
cure The payment of said notes
And unless You appear snd make defense thereto
before Of the second day Of the term oil sAid
Courtte commence on the first Monday Of February !.
l-62 Judgment will be rendered against you prayed
for in said petition.
ROBERT II. GILMORE,
Nov. 81, l-6l.d Solicitor Tor Petitioners.
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EgG Gen. Halleck reached St. Louis
Saturday.
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X f. OK II IL:


The WEEKLY GATE CITY IL pub-
Ashed every Monday mt this Once, L.
one OF the oldest papers tn lows, and
has very widely extended circulation
taroughoutthe Des Moines valley kesth
Missouri. and western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-21

A-T The Cincinnati Enquirer's Saint
Louis correspondent says it is reported
that Gen Fremont is preparing an address
TO the people, and that it will be laid be-
fore the president and Congress.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-21

NOTICE.

ENECUT0R' 5 NOTICE.
Notice IL hereby gt-en rbst the undersigned. TIE
zffh day Of October IeGt III the Gouns iadxe Lee
county, r.eeNed letters M E1scntoFshlp. wiEh the
v III attached, of Sarah v. Kas%ck. licensed. Tbekc
Indebted To the estate viii govern th~msey~s rtt-
lnrIy md pessoss having claims AgAiNst Will tp
sent than within the TINE required by law
GEOPGR u. kASsfCk,
nov 1896 ROBERT HDRsTrR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-21

T Jim Green has been arrested and
released again on parole. He certainly is
getting used to that easy mode of warfare
by this time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-21

NOTICE.
Tle Nnd.rs sgnsd having bought out The stock OF r.
J. Rice. and having made large additions ~ the
u all Kinds Iron, Steel and blacksmith Findings.
too eers the same ii greatly festused prices TUR
CASH ONLY and wsula resecttnlly AJAX the ate ntion
81 al dealers iB iron 20 his stock bought at hard
times prices and request a call before thes make
TIER purchases A. no accounts will he keIt, those
indebted requested 10 call and SETTLE either by
9at mcntuF " ith approved paper.
store at the old stand enFncr OF Sth and Main sts
kssknk. NOV II DICT IGELRIFF.
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Dea1 b OF lows So'dt~rs IN st. Louls
H0spltnl.

H0sptssl.
Nov. ii, Geo. w. Williams, Co. A, 9th
Regiment.
X. NJ. Hetherington, Co E. lst
Cavalry.
10, Jacob Emart, Co. A, Sd Regt
10, Jas. Hazelreig, ID, sth
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SUGAR,

% hhls just received ana for sale BY the hid, hhl
or At retail, low, by
no,gt KELLOGG II BIRGE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-21

The Firss Cavalry an the March.
We publish the following, from one of
our correspondents in the First Iowa Cav.
airy, to give our readers an idea of the
experience and sensations of our troops on
the march to Springfield, and not for the
news, which has been anticipated through
other channels:
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7 EGAL NOTICE.

Nov. u, 1904
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i convenient house with rooms, corner u iiSh ans
Third streets. Apply 10 w. III. WILLIAMS.
aaNIt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-06

NOTICE TO STATE TAX-PAYERs.-The
~ asses sment rolls Of the Seventh Eighth aud Ninth
Wards Third District will be exposed for examination and
correction in the Recorders office Esan Field street.
Gteainen street for thirty days from and after this day
tober l, !e6l daily FROM 10 A. NJ. to . P NJ.
WEBSTER LONG.
A VISAUX CONTRIBUABLES DIES TAXES
ID Les rolls assessment dG SeptieLne, Huepe
Ell Nenvieme Districts Representa seront exposes
examines ct coges bureau du Recorder dn TT oee Dis
trtc Champs Eysees pres de la des Graads Ho2me
pendant ours parr daourdIi Ter octobTe 1861 de
IL heures a. NJ. hGires P. NJ.
oil 3Ot WEBSTER LONG.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


=; ~ ~ NOTICE OF ELECTION
r - N@x Pursuant to q proclamation OF His
M&S%&a&exs%a% M Exceilency Thomas o. Moore Cover
Of the State Of Louisiana, Tearing
SsfpsSs-ssV date 18th day of September 1861, the
qualified voters of the Parish Orleans hereby notified that
election will be held on the FIRST WEDNESDAY IN NO
MEMBER e6l, for the of choosing members of the
Hose Of Representatives in the Congress Of the Confederate
States Of America. r. .
The First District composed of the Parishes Of Plauemines
St Bernard Orleans fright Second Third NUM-
cpa District Of the City Of New Orleans the Parishes st.
Tamrany and Washington shall elect Representative
The Second District composed Of the First and fourth MUM
cipal Districts OF the City Of New Orleans the Parish
jefferson, shall elect one Representative.
And herea ii is further provided law that the said
First Wednesday in November 1851
Vice President OF the Confederate shall
pointed in the several States;
And where's by ordinance Ne 81 Of the Louisiana Con
veno adopted March :h 1851 for the purpose Of choosing
said Electors the State Divided into Six Electoral Districts,
corresponding IN and limits with the Six Congressional
Districts Of the State, with the further provso that Eecor
from each OF ssid Districts and Electors the State
shall be chosen by general ticket by the Of he whole State
now thercioe hereby notify qualified voters through
ont the Parish OF Orleans that the polls will be opened in each
election nrecinct from the hours of O'Clock, A. NJ till
9soc ~ on WEDNESDAY the sixth day Of November;
voters OF the Parish OF Orleans under The superintendent Of
the and to be appointed by the authorities
designated by law the election be conducted tripce
returns made TO the undersigned returning officer according
law.
f. T. PARKER, Sheriff.
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7 ,oUIsIANA SUGAR PLANTERS AGENCY
4 SHVIL L e, TEN N E S 5 Z e
FOR 7HE SALE OF
SU 6 Ar A Nj NJ OLA Sc S.

It must be obvious every thinking man that owing the
by the present blockade and that
Virginia: North Carolina part Of Florida, Alabama, Georgia.
Kentucky 3ddc and East Tennessee must get their Sugar
and lfolasses Nashville, ~ MOST CONVENIENT and
CHEAPER them than from any other point These States
require 200 900 hhds OF Sugar out Of the present incoming crop
We have established ourselves No Market street. Nash
Vile the sale OF all the Sugar and Moas5e that may be ship
ped 10 onr address, Planters will ship direct from their pata
on, 10 save expense shipment New Orleans. Direct the
Agent Memphis and Charleston Railroad, via the Nashville
Decatur Railroad, address.
Our MIR. JAMES is absent Virginia and other States
making with the large dealers in advance Of The
crop Sugar and Mosses that will ensbe to place the
Sugars fast if possible, rs they are received
We pledge ourselves prompt reances and fidelity in Oh
tanning the best prices.
Liberal made when desired Sales made exeus"ey
PAYNF JAMES t co
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s5ssspsstess, LOSS OFF TEETIR-Dr. J. WEsTi
liz ST. Charles street, continues supply tia
spSaTss$2Sa LOSS OF TEETH without wires or sprnFa,
1LII1u upon his new principle of self adhesion. This
method procured him universal Appreciation and
ended benga be most ingenious system Of supplying
FICIA TEETH hitherto invented and in all restoring
perfect articulation ascstion and perfect aEd natural
In appearance detection by the closest observer Dr.
Vests method filing teeth with gold combines all the modern
improvements Those Interested will end these statements be
entirely and scruuulousy Dr. W. his sEcse
hanEs the Inhabitants of New Orleans vicinity the
practice they hsve favored him with last Geen
years Office residence liz ST. Charles street. second doc
from Lafayette Square. ss5f
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AUCTION SALES.

SALE WITHOUT RESERVE.
Brides, Saddles Clothing Shirts Shoes and Dry Goods.
BY H. SAMORY, g.
C. SAHoRy, Auconeer,
{ Auction Rooms, No. As Old Leyee street,
~, .-' between Customhouse and Benvie streets
THURSDAY, Nov. Tat 10 o'clock A. NJ :.
at lis auction sHesroorn, No. As Old Iesee
between CH0nhouse and Benviie Streets will be sold
public auction r1
Ia An 'oice of Saddles and Brides.
Aarge Of Clothing Shirts Shoes aud Dry Goods
E1Y-rERMS-At sale. n6
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COLE AGENCY OF THE CELEBRATED
~ STACKER IRON WORKS, TENNESSEE From and
after this day owing expenses in transportation
and the advance metal the price Sugar Kettles
and Furnace Mouths will rule follows "a Sc inches
inch AZ to &C inches 81 rs inch u 81 So
nch Crate Bars 4c pound Furnace Mouths $780,
10 sac, according 10 size and pattern
E. F. LAvILLEBEUvRE,
Commission Merchant, No. u Union street.
E1nTerms Cash. = sel2H
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, /
Parish Of Orleans. City Of New Orleans.


STATE LOUISIANA Z
Parish of Orleans City Of New Orleans.
remembered, this 18th day October 1851
subscriber Justice Of the Peace and
parish aforesaid personally appeared Ganuchu President
Picoet Secretary of the Louisiana State Mutual Insr
Company Of New Orleans who being duly accord
do depose and that the above accounts Just
true transcript from the books Com
pany. .
: E. GANUCHEAU, President.
A. PICOLET, Secretary.
Sworn to subscribed me- this lh day Oco
Der, l66l. ARTHUR SAUCER,
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
-
At meeting held the 9th instant the Board of Trustees
have declared Scrip Dividend of TWENTY FIVE PER
CENT the earned premiums for the past thr mouths
ending Both September 1861 for which certificates will belssued
after the 18th Of December next Also agreeaby with
the Charter interest ut the OF Eight Per Cent
which will be paid in Cash after the 25th instant to
the original subscribers premiums paid and credited their
notes.
E. GANUCHEAU President.
AMADEo LANDRY Vice,Presileut.
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PREMIERE JUSTICE De PAs, N1GHoLsEN 4 GO: vs.; gN
pour : CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE.
Parosse d. Orleans. No. 1928
TN VERTU dun writ de teri facias s 2
Paix pour paroisse Orleans e procedera LIN
DI Seme jour de noyenbe 1851 midi City Hotel de
les Camp dies Magasns, la vente
plbiqlc de la propriatt capres dtcri1e, SAVIOR:
UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE, 10 proprietare dnquel
nconnn, daxs Fiet borne les Magny, ST.
Ovde Prospe Vaudeville, dtset lot No "a
par Louis Sur LIE dit lot 81 pieds II
puuces gnes de face Ia Magny potondeur
de 24 pieds pouces ct ignes entire lignes paralees
SRisi dams l'atilire ci.dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
f. T. PARKER,
ole 81 MS Sheriff lie Ia Paroisse d'Orleans.
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gentlemen wishing procure board for the winter bt
accommodated with fine by applying Immediately 1t the
corner OF Magazine and ST. Joseph streets.
Terms moderate. sal3 I'm
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3arttnIar ASotttes.

..f LOUISIANA STATE BANk, liz. I
New Orleans Oct. !, 1861.
Hl- I'm compliance with the Recommended
ton of His Excesncy the Governor OF the Slate this Bank will
be closed o'clock F. M from this date nnti further
oil TT d L. BERNARD Cashier,
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FIFTH DISTRICT CoUR7 u. W. WILDER VS.. A. E. CARBON
q New 4rsans f. m. c.-No 14,003:
to me directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court
oNew Orleans in the above entitled will proceed
tween Camp and Magazine Streets SATURDAY 10th day
OF November 1861 at L O'Clock w. the following described
property, to-wit--
THE UNDIVIDED oNE-EIGHTH PART of lots Nos.
by lafons dated 18th May, 1907 SAID square BY
Atoio, Felicity Bacchus and Polyrlns Streets Lots Nos
Three and -Four front Felicity Poymnia streets running
through the square Lot No. Five the Felicity
Bacchus and Poymnia streets. -
Seized in he above suit
TERMS-Cssh on spot.
r.
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The profits this Meeting will be applied the relief If tie
families Of our absent folnu ieer
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BILE T. husIlcE, EF5 al fR4EE v.sETN9uN
81 RosrIcA n SEYMOUR. u
lAssse& Successors to- vM> sud-
BREWSTER a zAeHARiR,
SIS Front LeJse Fulton street oppo A ytoIestss
between Peydras and Grarisr street,. }
manufacturers ef:o Dealers! IN STOVES and TIN WARE
Wholesale and Retail CoPPER, TIN and sHEEF TR5E
WORKERS w& -aA IN - "a. -
We respectfully call the attention Of corr ssso, erd
country ercsts holseksepefs hotel our
large and we'll of Cooking, Fsror ecs srd
Testing Stoves sc5apfaag sost svsr kind exissnee-
Tin JarRnned Ware, Grazing Dishes, pcnian Cafes
Pots aecas Urns, Coffee Geques Lamps Lanterng
and all kinds of Wares suitable for Cooking Domestic ur
Al Of which will SOLD lower prices than any hauss
Ia the city. f- rsF3t r
Manufacturers the CREOLE COOKING STOVE so vss,,
adapted for the use of Hotels Planters.
particular attention. II Ia ~ F.esFe7
Coal 0iIsf Coal OIIss
.-.. .l ia. In quantities to suit purchasers.
New York Kerosene, Virginia, Parafne Carbon Oils
all warranted the lowest PRICES gallon
large assortment Of Lamps Glotss, Burners Ks and
everything apperaipire the trace. -iSjeEgIETF
Dealers will 60 well cs examine. HfaI3 Iy
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~. ,7JCr,., =. ,,71,I,,,,
>~>I~~e~-~~-~-
GITEATION WANTED-BY A GERMAN Girl.
- 70 do chamber wofk take care children, d, plain
sewing By addressing letter c. this office, will
P-91.H- a.-eit--e1 - ---- - o-s "
w perience and resle, of this city number of yeas
cJ business and would at low salary Refer
Would keen he books Of " csncen moi reailina ernans
02S In
--------------- ----------------
w private family Apply at The corner of Poydras and
Basin Streets, to
o. MARTHA WALLACE.
WV N,pErr i, cIr1r,rIos ,s 11cr-Crvrpu1,1 p,-
w ady who is more dssifoas Of eootoSbs hone than
of compensation No objection to country residence
Adde'S Mrs. r. j., this office. oil If
417AXTED-A wEI,.-r- K1,snED HOUSE IN 4
wiling to rent the sans for YEAR or lpncer viii please send
description Of the house and It's locality Also
-,
w healthy young wotnan who IS wiling take child
nome or atsTd II NJ e RESIDENCE Of is parents Want OF e
Of snpp1ft Apply At No lbs Fouchev street. iy1l If
WANTED-A MInDLE-AGEB LADY, OF CoNsID-
cradle experience in Ieaching desires TO take charge Of
coGary school she T. arstca5s Musician snd would wish
:: 49, s:=sz: - :
ICS S,As 3e t1 go T CIs EsF1tS
- FOR RENT-A LARGE AND NEW DWELL
S .oG s % IN complete eD Srs5 with Gas Fix
o2l y - " q o-2ls -t.e u. o. eI9Z1er street
S giby located Rents SIS Si5 80 SIS SIS Der month
hii respectively Apply to DR. j. c. BEIDEN corner Of
-. FOR RENT-THE THREE STORY BRICK
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SHERIFF's SALES

Flgsr JUSTICES oouR7 NICHOLSON 4 &C. r H. FAR
Parish q Orleans RELL.z ELL: 4ssL >
y directed by the Hon. A, 6 Brice, First Justice of
Pesce and for the parish Of orean will proceed to sell
public THURSDAY 9Th day December, IS5
i o'clock NJ, at the City Hotel, Common street. between
Camp and Magazine streets
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the First Dis
rct Of this city in the bounded by Florida Landing
Uerbigny Roman Cypress designated by the
No ID Of Ne 3 plan BY Geo Dunbar dated lst
Notary Public Of this city. Said lot Is front
Derbny by depth Of l4s inches and lines be-
tween parallel lines.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
TERMs-Caah on the spot. ... 49,
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NOTICE TO STATE TAXPAYERS THE
Assessment Rolls the First Second and Third Repre-
sentative Disrc-First Municipal Ds ctof New Orleans,
will be exposed for examination and correction Room City
Hail. thirty days from and after the TIA instant daily from
IL O'Clock A. NJ till O'Clock Z. NJ, -
". EMERSON, Recorder.
Orleans, s. p53