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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-01-30
Ancient.

We have received from the hands
of our friend R.W. Champion, COPY
Of the Connecticut Post, and Ne,o Ha-
zen Visitor, for Thursday, February
I'd, 1894. It was a whig organ of Is
columns, ard goes for T. Jefferson in
alively manner. We learn from it's
latest dispatches dated the 10th of
November previously that one N.
Bonaparte sometimes called the "First
Consul was engaged in collecting an
immense feet at Boulogne, to invade
England-whlch never came off.
The following from it, on the de-
mocracy Of those days, is equally ape
plicable to modern democracy, and
we therefore publish it:
Democracy may be likened unto
many things whereof we have heard,
read, or seen.r
Democracy may DO likened unto a
/ Volcano; because when restrained
within due bounds it maketh a mighty
rumbling noises and when it breaketh
forth it causeth devastation to over
whelm the fair fields of Social Order
1t moreover resembleth q volcano in
this, that the lava Of calumny which
continually assueth against good men
from its crater, maketh all snch to
fee for safety into retirement; whilst
none but salamanders (demagogues)
dan withstand the singeings Of its
heat.
Democracy may be likcned unto
Wine; (and verify 1t is bad wine), in
asrnuch as it afflicteth those who
drink thereof with much sickness Of
the brain.
Democracy may be likencd up.o
nm Eel because, like that slippery fish,
it leaveth a slime upon all who handle
it.
Democracy may be likened unto
the Foal of an Ass because she bray
eth nightly, and peradventnre the
music thereof is heard afarOf Econ
omy, Economy, is the sound ofa voice
wherewith she brayeth; but then tits
onlya sound.
Again, Democracy may be likened
unto the Foal of an Ass, because she
boareth on her back avery great bur-
then-yea, the burthern Of many
Demagogues; and though tho poor
animal Is faded numerically with her
burthern yet doth me takeit meekly,
and with ass-like patience still trud.
ges, whithcrsoever her riders would 2
Democracy may be likened unto a
Cloud in a dry season; which foretel-
leth rain, and so, wind cometh?
Democracy may be likened unto
Noah's Ark; forit containeth altman
ner ofthings living-"clean and n-
clean"
The Democracy of Connecticut may
be likened unto The "five foolish Vil-
gins" who fought to obtain of their
neighbors soil whcrewith TO. trim
tn lamps ;p-because its apostles
seek to despoil the wife and the vir-
tuons of the ."oiI' of a good name,
with which to trim the expiring
lamps of their own reputations.--
Neither doth the similitude here cease;
for when Connecticut Democracy
knoclSeth stoutly Gas often she does)
al the door of Public Confidence, the
voice Of the Majority answereth from
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At 1000; insured for 81, 600 house

at "a, 900; insured for 81 900 house
hold goods, &C., on which there was
no insurance $4,000. Loss on stock
not ascertained but heavy. Col. NJ,
was one of our bravest and best sold
iers, badly shot through both legs at
Shiloh, and disabled from hard labor.
In this terrible calamity, sweeping
away the accumulation Of years in q
moment he has the heartfelt sympa
thies ofhis old Comrades, and the pub
lie generally.
Mr.. Leroy Hagan, an old Hard
ware merchant, lost several of the
buildings, and most Of his stock Of
goods, making his losses very heavy
and entirely running him. Many 9th.
crs suffered severely. Tho fire orig
mated from a red hot coal stove be.
ing in contact with pitch pine board
petition in a barber shop which is
certainly an astonishing matter.
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From Ohio.
Delaware, Jan. Is.

Rev. Geo. B. Rush, Of Central Ohio
Conference, committed suicide By
hanging himself this afternoon. From
the evidence before the coroner's iu-
ry it Appeals that he had been con.
templating the act for several days.
After eating dinner as usual, he went
to the barn, where his wife found him
soon afterwards, and cut him down.
He had tied tho rope into manger,
then threw it over q beam and made
q moose Of his handkerchief, and then
jumped off the nanger. He il sdp-
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Republican Congressman
Elected. Il

Gen John Beatty G.apj was eIoc-
ted day before yesterday to Congress
10 NIL the vacancy occasioned by the
dcaah orc. :. Hamilton, at the hands
OF his crazy son. This district only
gave Hamilton tre) last fall . year ago
some 26O majority, and last fall gave
over 1000 majority against Negro
suffrage. The cops, ran a popular
man and confidently expecten to
carry the district. How are you re-
action?
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The Chicago Times Washington
special says: The President has with.
drawn denomination of Gen. Edward
McCook, for collector Of the Eighth
illinois District, which was sent to
the Senate lsst week. 1t has turned
out that he was neither . resident of
the District or state Int belonged to
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Andrew johnson.

Hear what analmighty poor, mean,
second-handed Tennessee white trash
President, the rotton spawn Of the
assassin Booth, had telegraph
cd the other day oil over the country,
about General Grant, and then il
you are republican go and hunt up
some square toed No. II boot man,
to kick you out of town, as work
of pennance for having voted for this
libel on decency and honor improper
~ called a man: {t8
Washington, Jan. 20.
i The President said, in conversation,
on Saturday, that he would give
$40, 900 out of his own pocket, if the
American People could have seen
Gen Grant at the cabinet meeting on
Friday, while questions were being
put to him about his action in the
Stanton matter, He said he never
saw a man look meaner or moro hu.
inflated. "He ia not big man.,
said Mr.. johnson, "either mentally,
morally, or physically, but before he
had answered the questions we put
to him, he seemed to have shrivefled
up no bigger than my fist"
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Marshall Jewell, Of Hartford, has
been nominated by the republicans as
Gov. of Ct. Election first Monday in
April. The convention unanimously
endorsed Gen. Grant a. candidate for
President, every delegate rising and
giving nine cheers for Grant, the
sticket and platform.
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The bloomfield Sire.

In the great FIRE at Bloomfield,
which occurred two nights before
ours, in which considerable number
Of tho business houses, situated on one
side of the public square were con-
sumed, involving a loss of some $12,-
900 above insurance, our friend, Col,
$. A. Moore, Captain in the I'd Iowa,
until shot out at Shiloh. and after.
wards LIT. Col. in the 100 day troops,
suffered the loss; Of his store. a fine
brick building, and nearly all his goods,
also, his clothing and household fur.
niture, situated in the upper part OF
the store room, 10 which he was re-
siding at the time, and rom which
he and his family had very narrow
escape.
The Guard from which we glean.
says
"The first intimation offire in the
vicinity was discovered by Mrs.
MOORE, who was awakened by a
strong smell Of smoke that peryaded
the room in which she was SLEEPING
Col. MOORE occupied the uoper
story of his store house with his
family-and Immediately awakening
the COL, he sprang out of bed and
rushed to north window and threw
it up, when the sight of tho burning
barber shop met his gaze and thelurid
flames leaped up like hungry wolves
eagerfor theirprey, their fiery tongues
almost licking his face. Immediate.
~ arousing the family they barely
had time to escape with few articles
Of clothing which they seized upon
at random, ere the flames were hiss.
ing and cracking, like so many en-.
ragged serPents, throughout the upper
rooms Of thebuilding Although some.
what excited as was natural IN der the
circumstanccs-the retreat of his
large family in imminent Danger Of
being entirely cut off BY smoke and
flames tho Col. exercised wonderful
presence of mi ID III securing a coat
in the pocket ofwhich was the kew
to the store, without which it would
have been impossible to have entered
the store, the door bong massive.
and with nothing in the neighbour.
hood that could have been used IA
battering ram, Az soon rs his family
were 10 safety, the Col. nplocked his
door, the flames tapping around the
corner in front, almost barring In.
gross, and going to the matchbox
struck a light and coolly lighted some |
in order to see the better to |
remove the goods BY this time the |
terrible alarm was communicated bv |
oud cries 4nd ringing of bells, to the |
'lumDering citizens. and tho swift |
hurrying Of many feet upon the side. |
walks, and the hoarse shouta, taken |
Up and re-echoed by hundreds OIL
1oices in every part oftown, was like
he impetuous charge ola cavalry |
iquadron, surprising the enemy be.
ore day, and presenting a scene Of
ndiscribable confusion on every hand.
81 four o'clock the flames had de-
'oured the Harness and Barber shops,
wrapped Col. MooRE's brick building
With fiery sheets and was reaching
tut its long, lurid arms to embrace
LEROY HAGAN's Hardwarestore hits
consuming folds"
. re- -. |
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CHICAGO KARKE7S.
Chicago, Jan.

Flour unchanged.
y Wheat no !, u 1909 - M
~ oa03 o.; no 8, I %.
4 Corn 81.
Oats quistat s0&.
Barley 2 06 for mol.
Ness pork 50 S0(0a0 80.
Hogs received LIDO. Demand
and prices we'll sustained. S
were made 1t 8 s0(97 80.
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NEW YORK MONEY NJ
xETN.
New York. Jan. q

Stocks active,
Coupons Of SO 1.Osa; "a, IN
iOSt; new issue, 1911; 1910 u /,
9 both, io4i; 7-3os, both, 1915; MO-
9; Sterling 81.
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Washington,

Washington, 70.
A bill for the relief Of Gov. Patton
passed tho Senate yesterday, just pri-
or to Adjournment BY a vots Of IS 10
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RIsAUD q CO.'S
PARTISAN PERFUMERY,

Pssronised by the Empress French and extensively
used In all fashionable circles for its kxceenes ano Sopen
ority. ~s.~,xx
nOifofTFT ~. nav AGENT Eigaud 4 Co the only I'm
porer Europe Of the fragrant extract Of ron
iHnhRRRs 20 q rOIUTIHE de'icious Toilet Water
mnryior % Kan a. Cologne Toilet Vinegar, Florida
RfGAUD 4 cos MIRANDA SOAP, sxquisissly per
" Rfsx s1n ~ Is MIRANDA P0MAfuN for prsss
Ing and beautlfy ing the hair. -
RIGAUD 4 cos DENTDhNh. . mos serSo~o's
1Ia 4 IN 4 CO5s TOOTH-GRR An, Q remarkable pre-
paration producing brilliant vhteness TO she teotn
RI0AUD 4 CO.'S ROSE POWDER, superior 70 'io's'
md All other Starch and Rios PowderA ~
THE LITTLE MONITOR; GUIDE TO The IOlkn !.
photographic ustratons Win b sent on rsosp Oh oos
"x Wnp...,. R,esnd 4 Co Is rus de Richelisu, Paris
Agent, ?. Nsvbsy Sons Is b. Psuis Church fafo Lon
don.
D'''' General IN Nc" or''- =. 4 nnuoovers,
s. Chartres street.
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NEW ORLEA -. jackson AND

PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY az $50 r. u,
making connections vicksburg Meridian
with the Mississippi Central Railroad for the North and
East.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS LEAVE ON SUNDAYS
Tao A. ~ going far Brooxhaven. Returning leave
Brcokhaven At $50 A L. on MONDAYS. arriving In Ner
Orleans at 103D
Excursion Tickets good for Train Of Saturday or Sun
day going north Trains OF Sunday Monday south
Nail train arrives In New Orleans att 80 r.
FREIGHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY except Sundays
g. WILLIAMS General Superntsndent
JAMES YON0E, General Freight Agent
ED. WARE, General Transportation Agent
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LO6T--STOLEN-FOUND.

l. htfsbt, ordinary Pocker Drxry,
amount Money q number Of Receipts and Memoranda
and the following described es which the pube are eau
toned trading negotiating. viz Three Notes
December 1861 drawn by T. D. Van Horn to his
him ndorsed for hundred dollars EACH and
three nine months after date note
drawn by Mrs NJ Van Horn to her order and by her
ndorsed at one year afer dat March l5olJ and marked
Eve hundred AVID thyhye dollars enc note for eight han,
dred and thirty three dollars and thirty three and
cents year after date (sept 3 1861 drawn and in
dorsed above marked, Ne vsrstur" by W. Poole.
ESQ.,, sixty days after date 9th Febru-
1861 drawn by T. Ven Horn to the order Of Au,
gustin cashier Bsnk of New Orleans hundred and
fifty dollars Of = Lobdell In favor Of Hardy
Lotde hundred and fifty dollars endorsed date
ered-a which been paid but
Cancelled The finder welcome the and will receive
additional reward returning the Diary aAd Papers
T. D. Van norn, "a Camp street.
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GENERAL BROKER,

And agent for the Sale Puchsse Of Real Estate
VIII also State City and United Taxes aud attend
70 The Assessment Of the same Ohce-No Commercial
Plare
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EOR SALE-REAL EsTATE-sEvERAL hun
Sugar Plantations located the besi
portions Of the Gotten and growing staes Also. Rcs
Plantations Orange Orchards and large bodies Of
timber Ands Also large variety Of City and Suburban
Property improved and unmpoved In the form Of residences
stores building lots and squares favorable Parties
wishing win do well 70 call and examine Proper
ties Miller Gard. Real Estate AsszA No. g Oarondsls
stre~t New 0reana.
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r. 0ARRAZINo
TOBACCO MANDATORY.
Corner Chartrss and Cont strssz
Mr. J. r. sARRAxIN thankful for the patronage extended
since the establishment of his factory has constantly
used hs best exerons 70 increase bis repua
ton, and able 10 offer 10 the Southern States superior
srse Of cut robscco z smoking In all sorts Of pack
ages suit the trade bis Of Chewing Tobacco
Ptpsa. Ciaars. ste n renewed by svey arrival
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7 OsT-QN THURSDAY. nth. BLACK AND
IL Brown Hound, to the Of JEFF. Had
small piece cut Of his len and large
white max his breast When lost be had leather
collar The finder viii be suitably rewarded leaving him
at 81 Race street.
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FURNITURE. ....FURNITURE.......FUR
BIZ MONTGOMERY bros. d CO..
CHAS. 7. NRSH'S SALES.

ChAS' u NRShS SAlfS'
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
LARGE SALE TO PAY CHARGES ON FURNITURE
and Sundries
BY CHAa. II. NASH,
Aucr1osxrn-ofHce Masonic Hall Auction Mart
Corner ST. Charles and Perlido streets
CRIDAY. esd inst, at II e'cIoek A. NJ.
q sAlesrosns for account Of whom IL may TO
pz MSosauy and w.nu. Bedroom
se: Mahogany Paslor sst French Plate Mirrors; silver
rsaus. wssh.isnds, sundries, etc.
Several elegant Square and Uprigh. Pianos. and
nihcent extra large Bookcase, suitable Tor an attorney or
=. TrnMs-cssh in U. s. Treasury Note.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PARLeR SETS MAHOGANY.
ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT BEDROOM SETS DIN
ISG-RooM AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, BRUSSELS
AND OTHER CARPETS, MIRRORS, CLOCKS,
cRecKEaY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE. AND
SPLENDID PLEiEL PIcoLo PIANO.
ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE
nv CHAs. T.. NASH.
Aucr1oHxxR-Ofics Masonic Hall Auction Mart.
Conner 81. Charles aud Psrdido streets.
THURSDAY, Oct. 9Th, SOS stII O'Clock
IN on seeoun, Of departure on the prsmses 10 Ssls
''i THE sNr Il CONTENTS OF SAID RESIDENCE.
ps1 r and s
ss who's. b and s ss C1ocs
China and Glassware. Dining room and Kitchen Furniture.
ALSO
One splendid Pieyel PicOlO Piano.
AND 81
One excellent No Charter Oak Cooking Stove.
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CIRsT PREMIUM AND GOLD MEDAL
AWARDED TO
BUCKS BRILLIANT,
A. THE BEST COOKING Stow
DENsACOLA observer
PUBLISHED rRI-wEEKLY BY VIZ. KIRK 90

subscription-Tvelve months S. ax months, 81 In I'd
vance This long established journal becomes desirable
Of time view of the fact that Pensacola enecting
Der railroad communications with the Northwest, anc
becoming point Of interest 70 enterpristng men
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and Timber growing mp It's vicinity also to Other
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Shs yew 0rlsaas Crescent, tfridas, 0aobet az.
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS. rr
VARIETIEs THEATHR-aRAvIER STREET
GRAND LEGITIMATE NIGHT.
Friday. October %.
LADY OF LYONS.
PAS DE- FLEUR....s.......By MILE rHERESE.
WANDERING MINSTREL.
TONG T0;MoREoW x Saturday, Ct .. H-sscond Grand
AcADENH OF NUsIC.
srALpTHG BIDwELL.... ...ProprstOrs and Msnagsrs
W. CHTISxUGH si:.. Manager
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY NOON
me ssss and &. D
number Of Artists ever congegsied togsher In COM
o. D. F........... ......"...-...I. o. o. r.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Preliminary notice hereby given that the lOrH DAY
dedicated and the win be concluded In the
ing by GRAND OPENING BALL the particulars of which
viii be published in assw days By order of the
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
KENTUCKY LOTTERY.
DRAwINo OF KENTUCKY STATE
= LOTTERY FOB OCTOBER &c GLASS eOa.
DECIDED By THE DRAWING OF THE MISSOURI
STATE LOTTERY.
roL1oY PLAN
r . : = :, : : = $ y 5 ssfsfHHle
Inorm..oa furnished and pnsss s..nsq N =. lsealssd
ksttsnes b u HOMAhD
Corner st Charles and Union streets
NOTICE. BEWARE OF Bogus LOTTERIES
.innins prizes are ever advertised By the Kentucky
KENTUCKS STATE LoTTERIEs.
oHAs T. HOWARD will this day open the sale of ooM-
snArIoN LOTTERY TICKETS, on the Three Number
Plan follows:
On Monday. Wednesday and Thursday.
Tickets 81 50. IS and $40
On Tuesday and Saturday.
Tickets 81, IS and $40
On Friday.
Tickets s.
Plans Of the Lotteries and explanation Of the Drawing
vin be sent each purchaser
Capital Prize In 81 Scheme. f.0o
Capital Prise In 81 30 Scheme lO.0O
Capital Prize, for IS scheme. Dm
Capital Prise for $40 Scheme. 5000
An Orders promptly filed by return mali and the MAN.
aesr Ocia Scheme and Commissioner certified printed
drawings arc Ill purchasers Immediately after the
arawing.
Al communications strictly conhdeBtial.
An order than One Dollar viii not be executed
An the drawings published In the New York. Kew
orisans and St. Louis daily psperh
IN ORDERING TICKETS. Enclose the amount Of money
address, by mall fer what you wish 10 purchase,
Lottery which you wish Il invested and whether you
Wish wholes Halves Quse receipt Of which send
shat s ordered by frt mail, together with the scheme
bills all the solvent Banks Bank Checks Certificates
Deposits and Postage Stamps, received In payment for
Tickets.
Prize Tickets shoud this ONCE payment
renewal In ether TcketS They will be paid in Bank
1hscks, In such VIII beat accommodate the
purchaser.
CHAS. 7. HOWARD.
Lock Box 692. New Orleans, La
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THE NEW ORLEANS
ELEVATOR AND WAREHOUSE
Company

Was organized the 18th inst by the election Of the follow
ing Directors l. J. Biebv, Jos. Il. ogesby. James 7.
TUCKER 9. A Stockdale Len Coy, Theron Highly and
Capt J. r. Bedesu and the Board of Directors elected l.
J. HIGBY President, and LEN. HIGBY Secretary.
On the day the Directors resolved to keep the Stock
Book open at the Office Of J. oGLESBY CO., No II
Tchsuptouss street. and the Office Of JAS T. TUCKER
No 26 Csrondee street, and at the Office Of the Elevator
for further subscriptions to build the Elevator to double its
present capacity.
All those who have money invest in paying institution
that deb and divide its earnings quarterly to
sockho des invite call either OF the above places
and get any information concerning the affairs Of said Com
pany also for rates Of Storage
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IA xENAy.sANCE LoUIsIAHAIss


gentssl families who desire comfortable hOns and good
living in pleasai. the city mis- ht be suited app
cation At the conner Of Camp and Robin sree opposite
Coseum Square The house has large well furnished
and e surrounded By extensive grounds The street
pass the door.
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Observation-Disclosures


THE UKDERsIGNED BEG TO INFORM
Their friends and The public that they ssys ts,%sd
shs 4 sips GOODS
EiSk OF BUsISEss and located themselves under
stew Fsw Orleans, october T. 1858 HESRY l. zEsiE
OWINc TO THE pEATM s OF .Eo w NJ: L. 7.
O%Yss the firm of GARNER wSs GsRsE ss' day
New Orleans October J. 1865 Surviving Partners
the lame and style q o4RNER 4 MoCxkTY Tor he
Old sta, q Garner, Wynn Co., 70 IS CONNIE. and 90
''''' '''''" Q. Tc6AkTY.
CoPARTNERsHIP-- UNDERSIGNED
a1i Ss S.%s and
sassssi' sis!aS1s S'' '''S
August l, 1868. T. D. BOvARD.
Referring to the above advertisement would inform my
friends that remain with Messrs AEDD BovAKD. No
anes rSs Ss and would 's
POUND NOTICES.
SyKgET CoMMI.sIos En,s DEPART
seswere brought the Second District Pound of
Orleans and Claiborne streets, as esirays-
Eight GOATS. Of different coiors;
claimed within thee days ana as The
tobs 90 eoes a. on
JOSEPH MURPHY. Street Commissioners.
PAS LABARRE, Deputy Controller
CTREET COMMIssI0NERs DEPART
S1oass. 4: F Ds Pound
Lafay cite and Locust streets, as eursys-
Twelve GOAT5 of different colors
Which, 4 not claimed within three days, and the
thereon Psid win be sold at public .acton said Pound
JOSEPH MURPHY. Street Commissioner.
LOUIS SENEGAL, for Cont,olle
CyREET COMMIssIOsER's DEPART-
aso% Mo Guy ne Foafs p, 9pess
Dfyadss street. between Jackson and Philip streets,
Three GOATS Of different colors;
which, II claimed within three days and the
sziGESz 9ss;S;5 sSsR s,;s.
Louis SENEGAL, for Controller
CTREET COM MIssIosER's DEPART
sW: brought to he second District Pound Of
Orleans and Claiborne streets estrsys-
One Specked GOAT and KID;
PAID win be sold public auction At said Pound,
SosTPH street
LOUIS SENEGAL for Con roller
CTREsT COMMIssIONER,s ID sPART.
bsSs 10 h. S District Poass on
street, between Jackson and Philip streets, esray
One Red COW, spotted White; both cut;
Which claimed within days. and the EXPENSES
thereon paid will be sold public said Pound
TUESDAY, o, tober q 1868 At " O'Clock NJ
| JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner
LOUIS SENEGAL. for Controller
CTREET COM MIssIONER's DEPART.
y MENT Room No Z City Hal-kew Orleans. October
81 ls6s-Were brought 10 the Fourth District Pound
pryades street. between jackson and Philip estrsys
Three GOATS Of different colors
Which not claimed within three days and the expenses
aS @ b o = p s sssSp said Pound "
JOSEPH MURPHY, stIsst Commissioners.
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ERNEnT TURPIN, WHOLEsALE MANUFAO
~ tursr Of Stick Candy Fancy Candies Chocoate Cream
Drops, sugar Almonds, Rock Candy Juj1bs Paste Cur
nents such a. Cupids Flowers Gum Lsaves Lyrics, Dsu
phns Decorated Toys Cosssques Fancy Pspers for Cab
mas and New Year Presents. Oonucopas stc, etc Ne
Old Levse street. between 81 Louis and Cont strssts Ne'
OrIeAna La