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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-01

Don Piatt, the we'll known cores.
pondent of the Cincinnati Commercial,
closes recent letter to that paper as
follows:
with Boutwell, in the treasury, and
the house organized by Mr.. Blaine in
the interest of the New England mo-
nopolists and Pennsylvania pig iron
we of the agricultural interests of the
west may hang our harps upon the
willows, and suffer outrage and wrong
for the next four years. The vast
power of the general government will
be driven with merciless vigor over our
PROSTATE trade, to enrich our already
wealthy monopolists of New England
and Pennsylvania. Our grain may 70,
in our barns, and our sheep be killed tc
save the tallow and pelt, while oul
party has nearly two-thirds of major.
ity in congress, the rich grow richer
and the poor poorer.
can tell my political friends at the
west that the day is not distant, when
all TIE glories Of the late war, and all
the noble impulses in behalf of colored
humanity will not save US. A sicken.
ed and disguised people will be sorely
tempted to hand the government over
to the hated cepperheads.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-01

-Iudignatius Donne:ly has beer
prospecting around Washington to see
if he could succeed in inficting him
self upon any new or incubated terrific
ry. He has about concluded that the
Washburnes are four too many for him
under this administration. 1t is an
nounced that he proposes to carpet-bae
to Oregon to cut out Senator Corbett
for the succession four years from now
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-01
Stewards Charity Scheme.

What has become of Mr.. A, Il.
Stewards grand charity scheme? 1t
is true that it was made conditional
upon a repeal or suspension of that law
depriving Mr.. Stewart ofthe secretary
ship of the treasury. But no one sup
posed that, in the failure of this condi-
ton, Mr.. Stewart would withdraw so
generous an offer when once made pub
lie. As a man of such immense wealth
it was generally supposed that the
qualification of giving away small
portion of it to the needy would be
sufficient inducement for Mr.. Stewart
to make his offer good. There was al
so reason to believe that a man who
was so patriotic as to sacrifice his bust
ness in order to accept government
Office for the good Of his country, would
when he found that he could not serv e
his country in this way, endeavor to
do so in another. The fact, two, that
Mr.. Stewart consented to spend $780,
900 for the election Of Grant would
naturally lead one to believe that he
would expend double that amount for
the relief of the poor and suffering
Under all these considerations, we can
not believe that Mr.. Stewart has given
up his magnificent charity scheme, and
only wonder that the New York jour
nails do not give us some Of the details
of the affair .--Ex.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-01

Owing to the failure of the sheriff to
give notice, the special election for rep.
resentative in Whitley county did not
come on the 23d inst, bat will be held
on Monday, April 9Th.
The advocates of negro suffrage
made contests in Perry county, Miami
county, and Huey's senatorial district
and in each the members who had re-
signed were reelected by largely in
creased majorities.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-01
WALNUT TOWNSHIP.

The democracy of Walnut township
met in convention at Argos on the 23d
ult., for the purpose of nominating a
ticket for the spring election. Meril
Williams was chosen chairman, and j.
+. Showecker secretary. The follow
ing ticket was unanimously nominated
For justice, I. j. Wickizer trustee,
r. NJ. Williams constables, Oliver
Wagner, and L. w. Mcclure.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-01
CENTER TOWNSHIP CON-
VENTION.

The democracy of Center township
will meet at the court house in Plym-
outb, On
Saturday, Apra 81 at l:3O p. NJ,
for the purpose of s. ting candidates
for the various offic 20 be filled at the
township election, on Monday next.
A full attendance is earnestly re-
quested. By order of
CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-01

1T is asserted that Mr.. Tom
Thumb browns his sorrows in the flow
ing bowl, and has so many sorrows that
he spends good deal Of time and money
drowning them out.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-01
For a Club ofSixty, and 5000,

one OF the following articles Revolver sShot Gun
or Springfield Rifle, AZ Yards Sheeting, Pair
Honeycomh Quilts, Cylinder Watch, 4 yards
Double Width Water proof Cloaking, Iady's
Pattern, Engraved Sllver-Pated Six-Bottled Re-
vOlving Castor. Set of Ivory Handled Knives with
SilverPlated Forks. Pair of Atwood Blankets,
Pair of Alhambra Quilts. 80 yard. Print, or a Mar
settles Quilt, Double Eight-Keyed ACCORDION,
Webster's National Pictorial Dictionary 600 en-
cravings, 900 pages) 80 yards Doeskin for suit &C.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-01
TERMS TO AGENTS.

We send as commission to Agents:
For Cub of Thirty and $500.
one OF the following articles a Musket Shot Gun.
or Austrian Rifle. 90 Yards Cotton. Lady's Farcy
Square Wool Shall. Lancaster Quilt, ACCORDION.
Set of Steel-Bladed Knives and Forks, Violin and
Bow. Fancy Dress Pattern, Pair ladies' extra
Towels, Alhambra Quilt, Honeycomb OMIT. Cot
tage Clock. White Wool Blanket, Is yards best
quality Print. 10 yards De laine, one dozen Linen
Dinner Napkins &C.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-01

Gen. Early is visiting his parents
in Missouri.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-01
RAILROADS.
Pittsburgh, TT. Wayne & Chi.
cage Railyyay.

On and after Dec. 81, 1868, Trains willleave
stations diily. (Sabbaths excepted) az follows:
Train leavingChcago at $50 p. M, leaves daily
Train leaving Pittsburgh at so P. M, leaves
daily.l
TRAINS GOING WEST.
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For Club of One Hundred, nd $lO, 900,

Double Barrel Shot Gun. Rifle Cane. or Shar2's
Rife, 65 yards Sheetng, Fancy Cashmere Coat,
Pants and Vest Pattern (extra quality, Pair
Splendid Rose Blankets. Fancy Plaid Wool Long
Shawl, 25 yds. Hemp Carpeting. splendid Violin
and Bow, splendid Alpaca Dress Pattern, Silver
Hunting Case Watch, Single Barrel Shot Gun.
Sharps Revolver One'pair fine Damask Table
Covers. with one dozen dinner Napkins to match,
Worcester's Illustrated Unabridged Dictionary,
$500 pages), &c.
90 For additional list 70 commissions, see
Circular. COMMISSIONS FOR LARGER CLUBS In
PROPORTION.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-01

Agents win plase take notice of this. Do n o
send Names but number your Cube from one n p
ward. Make your letters short and plain as poss i
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-01
THE LANDS OF THE BIBLE
CAROMO9.

These b,sunu petures. disfsAfsfAsf M
OIL tenth their largely frss
Paris. Ludon Rsrn esd the TRADE % u
lov
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sHtSIfF's SALES.

WIN. xrrHoFF W. BYREE. VANCE CO. rHoxAs
Byrne aud H. Mcneil vAnee)Sxth District Court Tor the
Psrish OF 0rssps-Eo. 7z53.
DY VIRTUE ofaa sliss writ OF norf Taelas
ID directed By The Honorable the SIKH District Court
Of Few Orleans, the above entitled cause I will
proceed ss pubic auction a the Merchants and
tonsen Exchange Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tohouse ~ The Second District Of this city, on
TUESDAY the h fsy o. April 1863, ct o'clock N, the
la EOT OF Gf1UND together with the buildings and
10 ie First Dsfrlci city In square bounded By Csns
feet front Canal ssss b one hanarsd and twenty i.s
YET street By property sts owned By David Gew.ns and on
the being so the hsf OF los designated By
Ne 80 plan Of sburb ST. Mary drawn By Ianess late
city next djsuing the lot No 90 By which the
said half !. bounded q ihs one sioe.
ANOTHER lot or GROUND. together With the
buildings and impr9yorsns thereon situated IN the same
rear and measuring thirty feet 'front.' said csronde
let stres BY one @ rsd and twenty fess deep more less
ing sb neasure
Seised n the above suit
= - - : = TuOa. L MAXWELL.
msrzo sp5 70 Sheriff Of the Parish Of orsAna
. A. Hf a.|H q. II..I
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OFFICE OF BRADFORD d CLOYD,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Lincoln, Nebraska

We take pleasure in announcing that have ooen
ed an Office for the purpose Of trsnsscting GssERAL
ourselves and Of the location kind soil
value any tract land In Central seorask short
here since toe ocsron Of the State Capitol as this
place.
our sistss TO Nsorasks this season
brought hher by the and fert 81 tne le
ss ns " the Climate ana the
nnabtsnts msrting Il as rapidly n ing
ste renders the OF octs wnere tns emsrAn
and land-seeker or land owner can obtain
RELIABLE INFORMATION AT SMALL EXPENSE
very necessary hope remunerative Nonresidents
sscts Of title TO their lands paid Oh. latter se
of commsson) and correct statement Il tner ianas
proved vhss tssp usurs s,e their Drox
churches snd towns and viii UNDERTAKE
TO sell or buy for them charging for our services only iA
have thousands of acres ofsnd SALE IN every kind
Of location lands VI all description and on all kinds OF terms
We have large list Of splendid business rssidencs lots
We offer 20 citizens and capitalists ssch prices
will sstsfy all who wish 70 invest.
locate subject private entry, with
bounty lard either commission shares
sell land warrants for at distance ana eject COCO
for thos intending to take their residence Ia
Persons desiring information line of business
correspond with sw inform them promptly
RErERENcEs
Hon g. II. Calhoun, Nebraska City. Neb.
DR.. s. L. Grant. Nebrssks Ci,y, nsb.
Geo. ". Ballentine Co, Lincoln, Neb.
R:. sss Orleans
Col; Nixon, Edi..IE Q. oresesni New Orleans La
Bon. John Forsyth sss Mobile Ala
Waiter Wait BROOKE. Attorney. vieSssurs. Miss.
Gen. Frank p Blair, st Louis, No.
L j. ysstip Editor Jsun.L Glasgow. NO.
BRsDroRp 4 oLoYp
Office, Corner llth and streets
Liucotu Nebraska.
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BOARDING..

DOA RDIW0-ONE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM
ID with Board No. 23 Camp second door from st.
Joseph. Day boerders also accom- ncdsted.
THIRST GLASS BOARDIN0-ONE OR TWO
Eenteel families Who desire comfortable home and good
living essant of the city might be suited appi
Isl Camp next door the BILE House. and
opposite Patricia Church few day boarders also
be accommodated The large, airy and well fur
nished, and the table unsurpassed IN this city.
DOARDIW0-ELE0ANT FURNISHED APART.
ID with excellent board and the Of the
parlor The situation Of the most desirable In the city
Apply if6 St. Joseph street.
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LOsT--sTOLEN--FOUND.

T OsT-A GARNET sTUD-rHB LETTER N. Is
IL engraved the back OF Il. suitable reward will be
paid for Its return 10 this Office
7 OsT-ON THE 10Th INST, A BLACK AND TAN
IL TERRlER DOG Said dog Is shout l6 months old and
TO the Of Major. To who vii return
him TO SIS Apollo street. reward Of Gen Dollars Will ss gsd
THOMAS AsKEW.
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NEW ADvEkTlsEMENTs.
STzsxERs rnEsn cAxxED-BEEE

stsbers Fresh Canned Beef put By the stsblR Beef
Packing Company. ofIndianola Texas the best in II
Theoretically Sealed and warranted V keep any climate
Sea Captains DISCRIMINATING give IL trial
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WANTED.

VUANTED-A TANK sxl2 SUITABLE FOR Rem
dispose Of find purchaser by addressing a." at the
Crescent Office
VUANTsD-A WOMAN TO SEW ON THE
w Wheeler Wilson Machine. by the day, week
Apply at l52 Prytanis street. to Mrs Alfred Kearny
VUANTED-A PARTNER IN A COUNTRY STORE
which 10 in good order aud has an excellent custom
Profits small little capital
necessary information apply John Prsda
No ss25s D-ysdes street. near rhaia
TIE WIDOW OF ONE OF THE OLDEST
citizens and Merchants of New Orleans, would like to
the family which she would siys in
little accomplishments abe She veil educated
German lady has been this country fourteen years.
she speaks French and English fuenty and Is also
WAIT D-AsENTs FOR THE FARMERS AND
W Mechanics Mammal book psrta,nins 20 ssrc1ltuIe
cultural Engineer Of the Central PARK Ne- York Nothing
like published. 0engrsvngs Sells ct sight plant
farmers, mechanics md workuemen OF all classes
H Hummel publisher, LOG Camp street, New Orleans
WANTED-A MIpDLEAGED WIDOW LADY
w wishes situation ss usekeeper and Seamstress for
bachelor widower with without children. Has
objection the city Address Housekeepcr box 359
Post Ofice. Ne Orleans
VXyANTED-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN
w any branch Of business Speaks and Whites French
English Is willing 70 make himself useful at
anything Salary not so much an object as permanent EN-
ofsee.
wves 70 occupy three large airy front rooms with board
Price, &c., $40 and $50 month Also two rooms for
single gentlemen; price ssk Apply 1t $40 Canal street. Ma
=. q. Quick
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RACES---RACES.
NEW ORLEANS RAOEs.
MErAIRIE c0URs E.


Saturday, Apr1l o. le0o.
FIRST RACE-swespstskss for year olds dash Of one
mia sseo anee 500 forfeit second horse 70 receive bis
entrance osny. Club to sdd $500 Closed % folows:
~ >. o'Rsnu.spssrs Dr. ALTA vEIA. By vandal dam
imp Filasvs. by stockvsr
I'D. A. Wilson enters or. c JEFF JENNINGS. b. Light
ming, dam Becky Bss
Iw. cottrii enters ch- c CorTRILI. By Daniel Boone
dam Maggie O.
-Also enters CHI (. CARRIE p, by Daniel Boone, dam
Lilly Ward.
SANE DAY-MErAIRIE sTAKE-swespstskss for al
two mile heats $1,000 entrance. p; horse b named
O'Clock the evening previous the Club 70 add
$1,000 Closed az follows:
]. James Conlisk. l. ]. W. Pennock
j.. J. o'Fallon. 8 I. g. Moore.
Metaire Jockey Club.
Tuesday, April Q.
FIRST RACE-HURDLE STAKE-Dash Of two miles;
hurdes leaps; SIS entrance, p 3y olds to carry liz
pounds y olds III pounds; y ods and upwards. LIS
pounds Club to add $500. Closed as follows;
III. Michigan b. CHALMETTE, o., By Daniel
Borne. dam by Brown Dick.
2HE Warwick enters b. b. JOE JOHNSTON, j. O., BY
Goodwood dam Judy, BY Sovereign.
s-Aiso CHI c. TRANSIT. y. by Beskwind dam Prairie
Flower BY Sovereign.
-Aiso br. g. -. ~. O., by Captain Beard dam BY
Sovereign.
s-J Conlisk enters CHI &. ~. o., by Endorssr, dam
Cd. srssrs enters Dr. h. EDINBoRo 81. o.. By Lsxing
ton. dam Hymenia, BY Yorkshire
SAME DAY-Sweepstakes fer ods, mile heats 500
entrance D. p ill the stske second horse to
receive $40; Club to add $50. CLOSED as follows:
I'LL OFsIon enters b. f. THE BANsHEE, by Licking.
ton, dam Balloon, by Yorkshire.
2-J. W. Pennock enters b. NELLIE MCDONALD BY Col
ossns dam Maid Of Monmouth, by Traveller.
g. X b. c Young
Melbourne. dam by Vincent NolteL
4-Richaros Kilgour enter BETTE BAY, By Austria
liam, dam Betty Ward, by Lexington
wednesday,. April =.
FIRST RACksweeps for 2yesr olds that have never
won mile heats SIS p three to an; the club 20
$500 To close 20n of March, 6s and the day
previous to the Mar. n Now five subscribers:
wv. O. LipscOmb, 5 d. Kenner,
2 Richards 4 Kigour, I'D. A Wilson.
8 ]. Conlisk-
SECOND RAcE-Dash Of miles, fer all ages; Club Purse
THIRD RAcE-kils heats. for all ages; Club Purse 500
Thursdsy. april 8.
FIRST RAOE-Dash Of 2 miles for all sgsa
SAME DAY-Sweepstakes for olds, mile heats $500
entrance 500 fodst GLIB add $3.50 Closed with the
sane nominations the year ods the frat day.
Friday, April o.
FIRST RACE-HURDLE RACE-Dash Of miles;
hurdles. eaps ods liz ne; olds III ms;
5y ods snd upwards. LIS ms; three to start
Club Purse $780,
SAME DAY-MIe heats three In Eve; Club Purse $500.
Saturday, April 10Th.
FIRST RACE-Dash Of miles for beaten horses Club
Pur Sc $780,
SAME DAY-Sweerstakes for all ages, three mile heats
$500 p p; the horse to be named at o'clock
evening previous the race Club todd $1,000 Closed
with the the Meairis Stake except
the NJ. ]. Club. s. l. JAMES. Secretary,
Metaire Cub. New Orleans.
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NELllGAN g. BhSeTTrS SALES.
UNREDEEnED PLEDGES AT AUCTION.
nv NELLIGAN n BAsETTI.

T,HUKaBAY. April 1st. 10 o'clock
A.. at Harris Loan and besosit Once, ls5 Common
street. will be SOLD
large ana valuable assortm.nt OF Diamonds 0old and
Silver Ware kevoves Doublebarre Shot
guns, Opera Glasses and Musical Instruments.
ising Of Cluster md single Stone Earrings
Cluster single Rings; Ladies and Gents Diamond
Pms, Bracs and shirt Studs
The Watches all Of the finest quality and hrs class
makers Jurgensen Norin Bre her Dent Johnson
and Tobias Al,o. Quarter, Second, ana Double Time
the best makers. Chktlin Chains Best Neck and FOB
Chans.
Cameo and Coral Sets Pearl and Ivory Opera Glassss
Sole Leather Trunks and contents
call the attention OF the public In general - well ~
trade this sale the goods sold under full 81 Az
AHTEE 20 be - represented. j. bAhr Manager.
N. B-This 10 the only sale can make this yeaf The
goods open for inspection
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cSEClAL NOTICES.

ting VII be ED on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, sist
mat 81 ~ O'Clock Important business viii submitted
Full sttenaanee rsquested By order the P-ssaeaa
ARTHUR q. WAUGH Rscretarv and Treasurer :,
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J. 3. WALTON q DeSlONDe's SALES.
VALUABLE PRoPERTy FOR SALE
UNRIvALED WATER POWER
SPLENDID SITES FOR MANUFACTURES
BY j. u. WALTON a DEsLoNDE.
J.B. wALros. Auetioneer.
Office. Ne 6 Carondelet street.

J. H. WALros. Auctoneer.
Office Ne Carondelet street.
CATURDAY, 10th day of April, 1850.
- at the ST. CRADLES AUCTION EXCHANGE, 81.
chsrlrs will be sold :
ell timbered land In the parish Of st. Tsmmany about
and bali miles from the town II Covngon With the
Improvements thereon, consisting Of large
built dwelling house. estnoass garden uit s.s in which
The places within four hours dsiy with
the city BY The power tract Is mex
sites for mills Cotton Factories, be found
where IN the South The oeays Peasant and healthy.
H9-rKRxs stLEPurehsser 20 pay nsnt Of two
promissory each for $780, dated August 1887 paya
bic respectively and twelve months after
ing per cent interest from daae and bearing
cash.
Plan and titles be the auetonssrs rooms No
Carondeiet street.
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FOX RENT.

COR REsT-A wELL-FURNIsHED HOUSE ON
Il moderate terms Apply at the Crescent ofice-
EOR REsT-THE HOTEL AT THE LAKE END
st JohpCoa nected with this Hotel there
room. Stables Bath Houses and all
first class Lsk- Shore Restaurant is or
the most deehtfny located OF summer resort In toe
vicinity New Orleans, and will be rented
able terms Apply Loaf Gsgoet, canal Office.
corner Of Toulouse and Where streets.
EOR RENT-A LARGE FIRST CLASS COUNTRY
stsre egiby located doing good business, and with
fixtures and glsss showcase comprte Also dence
store Apply Jshn b Prsdat No 3szz Dryadss
street. near Thaia
DEWs To RENT IN CHRIST CHURCH. ON
Canal street -Four Pevs Rent from SIS to S75 each
to let October, 1859 Apply at 81 Magazine street
EOR RENT-A LARGE ZINE THREE-sToRY
Brick Dwelling House, No So Chsrres street, st
Ferdinand has been put In coed ORDER has and
works in H. The Levee nom Canal street within
squares Rent $50 psr month t. Isl October 1899
EOR RENT-wITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, A
large and handsomely furnished Room, the front
paror and opening on wide balcony Apply a. so us 81
LOB REsT-THE FINE, LIGHT, BACK OFFICE
No. 81 Commercial Place corner Of 81 Chsree street
. % conc. on st Or once. having
architect Possession given November next For
apply e. O. Hesrtt No. 81 Commercial Plaza corner OF 81
Charles street. front ofdce
EOR REHT-FAMLIESA AND GENTLEMAN 0AH
e s.9 ss % s rS
their rooms vosld DO vs can osnsl ssrssS Of
Liberty.
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DANIEL and JAMES d EDWARDS have removed usn.
por.rily, nom Noe. A and 81 Nsw Lsvss street. 70 the
CORNER OF CUSfoMHoUsE, CLINTON and PETERS
STREET. opposite United States Custom House. prior 70
eccupyinx thsir nsw sssablsnnsnk nov Of erection
fronting on Front md Delta ssrssA bssvsn 0rsvis md
Poydrss strsefA 49,.
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E. ROGER @ co.'s SALES.

Z. RU6tH q CU,o SHLto,
SIX HUNDRED GASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
BRoGANs.
FIFTY TRuSKs. sEwED BOOTS AND CoEGREss.
BY e. ROGER a co..
H. SkxoRx. Auctionesr.
O'Clock at their saiesrooms, Nos IS and AZ Old Levee
streets. will be SOLD
6O cses Boots Shoes Brogsns. comprising general
assortment Men, Women and o. uren. received dire
from by late arrivals from Boston, rev York
and Philadelphia
Also 30 trunks Mems sswed Boots and Congress.
The particular attentia Of City and Country buyers ID
led 10 this sale
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Great Northern Railroad Company Orleans March
- ss-Pubc notice hereby given that the regular an
nue feetng Of Steckhcde Of this any Will Be held 1t
ther Office on camp street. opposite Lafayette square,
nopSy April lzh lsoo II O'Clock In esnformity with
the charter. r q. CHARLES, Secretary.
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WILLIAM 4. B0OLBss
Asssrnsy ~ Law
ovyIcx ~ NORTH THIRD STREET. ~. LOUIE no
WIN socs Pnssnts and prosssuts Passus sll ~ Cd -
,scsd elainA Exposing 70 -ssp profits hon such ~
obtain patents % nrss appossion os bsrsy wha costs
snS having been NE business for some time ~ ere -
bsd 70 shaps clains 70 avsid hrHssusnk Al -
- ssssndsd 70 prouptly-sdvios ne h 81 sassA
"a At essv rssrsncs. svss vhs. dsalssA
A H. D'MEZA,
IMPORTER OF CUBA PRODUCE DEALER IN LOUIS
LANA SUGAR AND MoLASSEA
AND AGENT Or
Geodale's Steam Sugar Bennerys
Omcs-Corner Cont and Peters strssta
CONSTANTLY on HAND
gccdsle,s White and Yellow Clarified SUGARS.
G3Sodsis's oOLDEN SYRUP IN barrels. halves md kegA
Ccodale's Sugar House SYRUP :. !.
Gcods,e's sugar HOUSE Molassss
Lsuisians Sugar and Mozsses-an greds2
Cuba SUGARS, IN boxes end hogshesds
Cuss nosasssa IN hegshssdAs esEs~ nd easras
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=. Once Of the New Orleass. Jacksoa and
Grr orthern Railroad Compsny New Orleans March Is.
In conformity with the Cha election win be held
At tr oce OF toe Company Camp street opposite Lsfa
for eighteen twelve be chosen from Stockholders
reng In Louisiana and from sto -khoders ding IN
Mssppi provided majority OF the stock Of the Comp
be represented at said election but majority o. the stock
be then spesented the election will be held MON
April &c. 1862 at the Office Of the Company from TO
Socock.
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Kew Oriesas. March eth, ls0o-."Ger.
mania nstlons Bank late City National Bank OF New Or
ieass Camp street-In conformity with OF Con-
gssss approved March lst isss Of this bank
Bans OF New rssns And, meeting Board Of Dr.
r.ctsrs nec this int Mr. fred Del Bendio unanimously
ee~ e. PRESIDENT In place If c. Buddscse Esq resigned
MI casssrd was elected Vice Prssden and Charles
BenoU, Esq Cashier. CHARLES BENDIX, Cashier.
- kessee to the Public-I hereby notify
all having business with the Auditor OF Public
COUNT that until farther notice Auditor
70 ~ Cont street Of Royal directly opposite
etae House. and opposite where the AUDITOR. formerly
was. O. NJ WICKLTFFE,
Auditor Of Public Accounts.