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STREET COMMISSIONER OFFICE
No. 7 City hall
New Orleans, January q 1853 I
MERE BROUGHT TO THE FOURTH DIS
W trict Pound on Dryades street. bet ween lack.
son and Philip streats, esIrays-
Three GOATS of different colorg
Which, if not claimed within three davis and the
expenses thereon paid will be sold at public auction
az said Pound, on THURSDAY, January o. 1883
at II O'Clock NJ. WILLIAM BAkERA AVN
r. McDoNNELE, for Controller. ja7 81
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STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
No. City Hall }
New Orleans January 4 1864 !
WAS BROUGHT TO THE FOURTH DIS
w trict Pound, on Dryades street between JSrI
son and Philip streets, as an estray-
0ne Sorrei HOitSk, with spot on the forehead
Which, if not claimed within five days and the ex
penses thereon Rsid will be sold at public auction at
ssid Pound on WEDNESDAY, January a 1858 ~
Z O'Clock ii. WILLIAM BHKFRS - az
n Street Commissioner.
R. MCDONNELL, for Controller is55t
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STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
No. Z City Hall !
New Orleans, January T. 1859
WERE BROUGHT TO THE FOURTH ms
tgiet Pound Dryades street, between Jackson
ana Philip streets, as estrays-
One Light Bay HORSE about fifteen hands hieh
Enlte legs, and saddle marks, and white star on
One Dark Bag PONY about thirteen and a half
hands nigh, with white face, and.risht ear clipped
Nhlch, u not claimed within five DAYS and the
expenses thereon paid will be sold at pub io auction
at said Pound, on SATURDAY, January H. 1859
al u o CLOCK M VIM. BAKER
n p4p. street Commissioner.
~ NiObOhNELL4 ior controller. iR7 st
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GEO. ". AVERY.
Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
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crew and passengers, l0S in number :;
Sept s, spoke bark Nonequnsh, from
St Johns, n. b., for Liverpool, and
put IL of the Melita's passengers ON
board; two days afterward transferred
IS more to the ship Kurrachee, from
the Mauritius for Greennock. The fire
on board the Melita broke out III the
hold seven days out OF Boston, ANA
eight hours before they fell in with she
Jacob A. Stamler; owing to the nature
of the cargo, which consisted OF cotton,
tobacco, ETC., it resisted every effort
made to subdue the flames, and it was
supposed to be smouldering the hold
some days before it burnt through the
deck.
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New ORLEANS, Sept. 2 }

Gov Warmoth published II proela-
nation this evening calling upon the
citizens to remain at home, and alb
stain from exciting acts or conversation,
assuring the community that the civil
authorities are capable of suppressing
all riots, or if found insufficient, will be
promptly assisted by the military. He
also calls upon all political clubs to alb
stain from any public demonstration
for the present.
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Peace and Prosperity.

Read and Circulate the best. The Life and
Public Services OF
GEN ULYSSES S. GRANT,
from his boyhood to the present time, with a
biographical sketch Of the
Hon. SCHUYLER COLFAX.
By the Hon. Chas. A. Phelps, with two Steel
Portraits by Smith, and four Illustrations by
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favor from all classes, and is faithful, relia-
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A terrible accident occurred at Paint
ed Post, on the Erie Railway, Thursday,
to woman and child while crossing the
track The funeral procession of Mrs.
Carr was on it's way from Painted Post
to Campbelltown. Mr., Carr, his sister
Mrs. Drake, and his child were riding
in o carriage. On the crossing the
horse banked, and Mr.. @. observing
the train which left this city at six
O'Clock in the morning approaching.
Jumped from the vehicle and catching
the horse by the head attempted to
force him from the track. The animal
giving u sudden jerk, unseated Mrs.
Drake and the child, and they fell on
the rails, to be almost instantly struck
by the ponderous locomotive drawing
the train The child was literally torn
into shreds and scattered on the track.
Mrs. Drake had both of her legs sew
cred, and she survived her injuries but
few hours Mr. Carr escaped unin-
iured. The seat in which Mrs Drake
and the child were was not fastened to
to the body of the vehicle, and when
the horse started it tipped, and the con-
sequences are given above. Thus, in
the space of few minutes, man who
was on his way to the cemetery to bury
his wife, was bereft of his child and
sister Rochester Union, Sept, %.
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sDnring Ro bbery In Pine street.

New YORK, Sept. 25.
At two O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
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containing So, 900 in British sovereigns
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learned that clerk in the banking
house had seen a Young man lea ing
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arm, but as he did not know to whom
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DAISY.
The War Between the States,

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ATLANTA, Sept. 25.
The bill to organize and call into
service the State militia has been de-
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solution to adjourn on the 9th of Octc-
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The Indians.
WASHINGT.

WASHINGTON, Sept. %.
The following despatch was received
at the War Department this morning ::
ST. LOUIS, Sept. "a.
General Sheridan reports this day q
Further description OF tae fight between
his Aide-de-Camp. Colonel Forsyth,
and the Indians on the Upper Repub
lican. Several other columns are NOV
ing to the same point, and I trust the
indians will receive just punishment.
General Sherman also sends the fol-
lowing:
Fort HAYS, Sept %.
1 have just heard from Colonel For.
syth. Lieutenant Beecher is dead and
Forsyth is wounded, as before de-
scribed but the party is all right, and
although surrounded by Indians can
hold out, as they have plenty of ammu-
milton and mule and horse flesh. They
have given the Indians salty dose.-
\ Forsyth has lost Lieutenant Beecher,
DR. Moore, (mortally wounded, two
killed and eighteen wounded. He re-
ports 35 indians killed and many
wounded. Forsyth says he could whip
the party and come on but for his
wounded and the fact that his horses
are all killed.
P. Fl. SHERIDAN, Major General.
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PARIS, Sept. 25.

AhAo, kocpt. ~.
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They report that after sharp fight the
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nog~ One of our oldest citizens, while
on q recent trip, witnessed the follow
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Dayton to Toledo, Ohio, last Friday ::
Gen. Grant, gentlemen, 124, ladies, 27 !;
for Seymour, gentlemen, 81, ladies, IL.
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Gerret Smith ADDRESSED mass Re
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THE Lost Steamship NJ elita.

The ship Jacob A. Stamler, Sampson,
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Sept 5, lat. 40 Oh, long. % 80, she fell
in with the steamship Melita, from
Boston for Liverpool, on fire +; remain
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New ORLEANS, Sept.

New ORLEANS, Sept. %.
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