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Esa.,eos. .ygedtcta,es. Ps,%fttmes.y, etc

a- This would call the attantluhoI
Painters Families his we'll assorted stock,
comprising every article 10 Of all
wifi he found FRESH GENUINE DufingA W.
Season SODA WATER AND MEAD Of The best quality
the popular Mineral
nah AS BLUE LICK etc. Bar Rooms sppea a
reasonable with PURE HON sSSsfiSE PEpPEhhiis1
GDJJiEY Buffers, etc. THOMAS RANKIN,
spi s.Wii Druggists APoihscay Camp and p0ydAsasi
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A .serere storm oonurred at ontonaron. Lak

Assevere storm occurred at 0ntonagon, Lake
Superior the Sd inst About four hundred feet Of
pier carried away together with freight upon from
the propeller Peninsula and steamer Sam Ward, incu-
ding machinery for the National Ridge Nine ard sup
plies for the Ohio Trap Rock Company The total loss
about $4,000. The Presbyterian Church blown
from its position The steamers Sam Ward and Baltimore
were safe at Fond du Lac and La Ponte.
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REOEIPTs OF PRODUCE.


Per steamship Charles Mogar from Collins
Kerr Miss Kerr NJ Young lady child servant
Irs uts5Ss Mr. Webb csp Witty LAWSON Mr. MANLY &c
de s chsnGlsr White = Alexander NJ Mathews NJ Hay
VIM Crawford Daral Byrne N Antlsr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-18

The first Evangelical Church Of the Upper
rennsular of Michigan dedicated the 18th ult.
The occasion of more than ordinary interest.
The church Presbyterian one and it is located at
Sault Ste. Marie.
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Several questions of yeracity have arisen be-
tween officer Reed of New York. and Marshal Rufiu Of
Cincinnati relative to the mysterious escape of Kissane
Reed has made affidavit in regard to the affair, in
which he contradicts some Of Rnfin's statements.
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An incendiary fire was kindled In the wood
shed of the Housaonc Railroad at Great Darlington
Saturday night week and about thousand cords Of
wood belonging to the Railroad Company destroyed
@ aro w aspoe 9 ana s"eePpg aow
Sandford the printing Office of the Berkshire Courier
and dwellinghouse The loss is estimated at $4,000
but is mostly covered by insurance.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
oFFidF or THE DAILY CRESCENT. 1
Wednesday Morning. October Is, 1854 !
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

II
CLEARED YEsTERDAY.
en hw FL VI 1e sd H
ARRIVED.
Ss.Is gn .,,s from 'dn'e via Galveston to Harris
Ship Guiding Star, Hale ID days rom Boston, toll Whitney
Ship Body Badger from Liverpool whitney
Big Jssn es,tipg Trn days from Havana tos Fernandez
spania Fs Mayo, Ansoatea Hsvaa ballast.
Spanish bsEl sopgo Paris from Havana ballast
sehr MARY Caroline seeo4 from campesehy woongham
schr InSaeible Racf days from Mobile to ma..erBa.n
teamboats.
a Gsnls %sssr RaS S% 6sses 3, River
as.y ", fsSs i,s$ : lsa'
zip asTf ss 900 BIG
sis .
bark MSso ns Mary up 'A 'ds STAR
MEMORANDA.
The steamer Carrier the ouachlta River falling, twenty
inches water Farmer's Bar.
The steamer Henry choeau left Sunday evening" October
reports the following steamers port loading New
Nichea SULTAN Chancellor Sonora
tcant in the Upper MsPp and sig feet the bars Mem
p Passed the Eliza aground Turkey Island II Bacon
at Plumb Point; Grand Prairie at Island No. 81.
EXPORTS. s-g.
PEEsAcoLA-schr Gen W Fl Harrson-In ballast.
30 bbls -four 30 casks bacon
lard, 20 kegs huer 20 boxes cheee 800 sacks corn.
IMPORTS. 4
BoSTON-sbp Guiding star~AAs9rsd merchandise.
LtvERPOoI.-ship H IL Boody-Afsorted mdas.
. 5 sfs ias @ se It. S.x.al
IL Young.
CAAPFhCHYsh May specie
ba 1pssss spss
yls 10 I.. I Pass eassr
pigs ads iot fruit Pug M 5eo geo
IND1AE0LA AND Charles Nor raple
bales cotton " Andrew Siersu2 do Kelly
specie 10 w Maysundres George May, Bob
Antognino Thomas Elder &eoE Kaendike Geo
Shark, Day stauferchriap, McGeo aco-is2 head
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ouAcEITb RlvER-steamer caer-I2 bales cotton John Watt
&odI Cox ellis Boyd-s0 do Cleveland
Rrander McKenna ubbard-4 Taon Whiting Tuis-aO do
Vaudeville Btnton5 do Wad, Jonas &co3 Andrew
serag-Total ~ bales cotton.
PORT HuDsoN-seamsr Gpsy-63 cotton Oakley q Haw
kns43 do Payne Harrison 81 Byrnr Vance
roll Prtehat Brady do Lloyd iernon
bbs clarified Bubridge nola
Thompson 81 do Bogs, Foley Avrys bbs sugar ohe-
Total 22I bales cotton 4bhdr sugar, 75 bbls moasss
BAYOU SARAsteamer Hills bales cotton W z bom1
1s5 do Payne Harrisons3 Ward, John
Lee22 do Fe~es dco25 do Ar Mehb rger-ls
COLO MenbergeI &co-s do Is Oliver
Peale-S do Warrington jackson Sunni .ers4
Do anderson MecaEs3 bb NJ Gordon jr7
tou, 40 bbls mossses.
ST L0UISsenme Henry Choeau-sT0 George Shaw
&coaT do boon 9cosl6 do to orders00
Woodruff &co II do janis flick 80 kegs pson-
SO bbs DO -four bales hemp Kenneth Dix eT
nrmte Bo-so sucks potatoes 80 b1ss apples 80 bales
925 sack. 80 bills apples Sesman-1sTd
b lard Price, Converse co6 Bradey Winon
80 rkg tobacco Yea.nan &col box ndse
hay Bcoe simms5o head Of cattle, hogs
to order.
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fire broke out in the village of Great Bar
rngton Mass Saturday evening" the It'll and property
to the amount of $4,000 was destroyed.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS


:, CRESCENT OFFICE.
Wednesday Morning, October Is, 1854.
COTTON =. The demand was more limited yesterday
and barely 2500 bales were sold. Prices firm
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary, s'1@5A Fair Fair; log
Good d Miiddilngs SsS Good and Fine. a
-.z COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
-. oorros % ale Tor. eoH 90 ass
Stock on hand band Sept. il AGO 1910
:. yesterday 747-l1s21e Ooo-. 1,24o
ls9,8e4 24,eel
Exported to date. 4715S 6.02S
~ Yesterday 600 47,l5S 600 602S
Stock on hand not cleared 49,. e27se 933
TOBACCO. We heard of 80 hhds sold, of which %
Admitted and Refused at 81 at 6, and at $40 p b,
SUGAR AND MOLAssES.. :. Sales of Sugar confined
small lots including "a hhds Fair of the new crop, at
At v b.. Nothing Of any moment doing in Molasses
FLOUR. We noticed sales of 1900 or 1900 bbls, in
GLIDING $50 superne St. Louis at Sc co. 500 at the same
and $50 Extra Missouri at 81 80 v b.
GRAIN. There was Corn the leyee OF Oats
500 sacks St. Louis disposed of at 51 and 45
store at SGT p bushe Small GALES of Bran at 81 30G
81 35 V 100 fb.
PROVISI0NS....W We noticed only retail transactions
in Pork at SIS 250s15 SO p Dbl for Mess which wal
held at SIS for round lots Nothing of any moment
doing in Bacon or Lard.
SALT. A cargo of S625 sacks Liverpool arrived, but
had been sold time since at 81 % q sack Wei
that cargoes to arrive now Offering at 81 10 v
sack for assorted, find no buyers
LARD OIL. We noticed sales OF 2S or 30 bbls win
ter strained at $50 U gallon
ROPE. :. $50 coils were sold on Monday at S0249q
y fb.
WHISKY. We noticed only retail sales at 4os y gal
lon for Rectifed and Raw.
FREIGHTs....A ship was taken for Bremen at L. fol
Cotton and 40s for Tobacco
EXCHANGE. Demand limited at our quotations:
Sterling. ...................lO9 iO109h and 109A
New York Sxty-day Bills. ...-..15s O2k U ct. dis
Sight Checks on New ...a04 u cent premium
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A MERICAN ARTISTS, uNInN.-THE AMER-

ICAE UNION would esfetulIy announce to the
citizens the United States the cansdas purpose
for the fine throughout The
enabling fanly become
avings FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE they
mined order extensive sale for their Engravng
thus employment number
inspire among for works present
the purchasers their Engrayipe when
Is 600 GIFTS, Of the actual o $i5a GOO.
Each purchaser Dollar
only Engraving richly worth the money ticket which
titles him Of The Gifts when they distributed.
For Five Dollars highly finished Engraving beautifully
OIL and Five Gift will to Five Do1rs
splendid Engi selected Catalogue
copy ofthe Catalogue with specimen
cravings, can be al the office Of this paper
each dollar SEPT Engraving actually worth that
Gift Ticket, will immt diate1y be forwarded
AGENTS.
The COMMITTEES believing that the of this Great National
Agents. have resolved treat with such
Any wishing Agent sending post pad 81
will Of mail, dollar Engraving Tcketn
Prospectus Catalogue all other necessary
the final compeion the the Gifs pl,ced
hands Committee
which will be the uniad
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

I = - = -@ JEFFERs0N UITY, ==7 n
Tuesday Evening, October IT, 1854.
Arrived to-day 100 head Of Texas and Western Cattle
13 Hogs and Is Mich Cows moderate stock of Texas
Cattle and barely 40 Western Beeves SALE with a
moderate stock Of Veal Cattle but few Cows and scarcely
any Hogs left on SALE Prices continued in favor OF
holders aud firm at our quotations: ~
-pRICES,-
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LIST OF GIFTS.
100 Marble Busts Of Washington $4,000
100 Clay. 100 10000
100 g Webster. 100 10000
100 Calhoun. 100 10000
/, so Elegant Old Paintings, in splendid gilt frames
Sx4 feet EACH. 100 5000
100 Elegant Old Paintings, 2ss feet each 80 5000
800 Steel Plate Engravngs, brilliantly colored in OIL
rich gilt frames. 24x30 inches each 10 5000
10000 Elegant Sect Plate Eugtavings colored in
oil, of the Washington Monument, 9Ox96 inches
each. ............ 10000
237, 900 Steel Plate EDgrayings. from 100 different
pHes now in possession OF and owned by the
Artists Union of the market value Of from so
cents to ri each. 1900
J Frst-class Dwelling in Slst street, NewYork
1900
70 Building Lots in 100 and l0ls streete, NswYork
City each l5rG0 feet deep,
100 Villa Sites, containing ach 10000 square feet, in
the suburbs Of New York City, and commanding
magnificent OF the Hudson River and
Long Island Sound at. 500 $4,000
% Perpetual Loans of Cash, without interest
security, $50 each 5000
so " !" 4" l00 each 5000
loo g 80 each 5000
$50 /" 90 each 5000
1900 i" !" g g" I" each 10000
k Reference regard the Real Estate F. VISSCHER
CO., Real Estate Brokers, SewYork.
Orders pest paid) with enclosed to be addressed
j. W. H0LBRO0KE, Secretary, Broadway, N. Y.
The Engravngs the Catalogue ready delivery
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EEERE is YOUR REMEDY
HI HoLLoW WAYS OINTMENT

'HoLLoWAy's PILLS FOR BOWEL 6CoAIPLA ANTS, DIAR-
RHaA, AND DIsoRDERED SToMACEsP subject to these
medicine than invaluable Pills
the diet
Their Strengthening speedily
organs
erf Bile and Disorders Of the Liver be nibly cured their
those who suffering hot climates
adopt eectua remedy than HoLLoWAYS PILLS
They also the best Family Medicine extaut
Strand
Temple Lundon all Druggiats
Dealers Medicines in the United
eensaad d 50 each Wholesale BY the Drug Houses the
Union by Mess "A. B. a D. SANDS,
q CO., New Orleans
II There considerable saving in taking the large sizes
the guidance parents every disorder,
fkcea boz So au2is
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4, oUISIANA SAVINGS COMPANY, corne

GtHOICE WINES AND LIQU0RS.-BRAN.
" DEsszafsc the vintage Of 1885, and 1868 &C.
and qualities.
Reserve. eahetinao south alde
aeirs Dun Gordon and Harmony Sherry
andsafkng Hook Crane de BoaIy Flour sy, Heidsck
of all qualities.
Holland IamAiea ST. o:I Scotch rsh foanoks
And Old Rye Whisky Brandy Fu.srud Fruits Juices
,ssgisseripton Ben and ouey Bttsf syoryht
The Of WINES LIQUORS. which will
sheterma astv b found, fer eaah or city paper,
100 esshsf E7 TER sad ALE IN aiata and 9aaitG.
HEtHEII 4 IA YIOR. 4
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SLA v Els -sLA v rs.

GLAVE DEPOT, 159 GRAVIER q ~
~ sTRET,-The undersigned has hand viii la $
ssp e0S 81. er ss os s;hr sas City
cHANiCS Of all descriptions HORSE es
Having leased the threestcry enE op-
poste the Varieties THEATRE
Traders Slaves be sius n
ths city. y W w =
Particular attention viii PAID ofslsye
Es # f4 ~ THOMAS J. fIsISBT, $50 Gxaver street.
R e n C e
FeIlowes Person IL G. R,cks i C Hieha,s Rs,e
J. G. Cocks d Co., Watt & DeSaullas. ~
BThe HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid likely YOUNG Ne
glsnEs. TIE. u7a&Wty
ZANE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOL Al
IA LARS REWARD Away en- The las August fsss 81
6ay hCh he s g'i eeoat Is years Of
ieet inches high; be has VIZ
Ran away the 1883 black
'hieS te aged shout ~ nnt has shot il bgih
Ran in july 1853 NED; about high black
good-loeking end about IS years age.
FIFTY COLLARS Ter DE re,ru Of INV M
ot these N+gr,s or ONE FlFFY D0IlARs for
h return all three onehaf the posftfvs
information which will snsb!e me TO them.
r. ". GREGORY,
sis1m Island ss issasusna e. eas mt Ms
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1ON . EAIhhUI Ut TUhE1sJ INV AICA
GINGER,-Nohpg need said command the Of
public this article that pure
those seeking harmless
brackeh water rely upon
genuine
IN aayo,iag cakes etc. To he afflicted with Dyspeps
znes General etc, thing prescribed
equal feet Manufactured by E. THOMAS LYON Chemist 1851
Broadway, New York
or Inquire LYONS PURE by reputable Drug
gsts throughout the world Sold in New 0Fleans by
+ ol6 6m3p J. WRIGHT q CO.. ISL Gharrea street.
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CRESCENT OFFICE.
Wednesday Morning, October 49, 1854
COTTON =. The demand more limited yesterday
and barely $500 bales sold. Prices firm
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
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No. II aud IA Cont Street, Bettcees1 Char
tres md Lepee streets. - 8

tres and Lepee streets,
B Begs leave inform the Of Bill
lhta. that he is ready furnish them t.
of kind and superior all thos
been Frznee
of the United States ss -
Tho repairs which he every upon Billiard
Tables coming from thoAe countries enabled
the kind construction which
Of humid climates.
The table banda Of Billiard being generally parts which
most liable to aseroratoa particular attention paid
tbs construction OF these parts.
Every Billiard built combined with
direction,
The bands Rdia Rubber nvented 81 him. and
20 the French eahoutehoue
The india rubber
have al ways given great satisfaction.
may satisfy themselves q the above Sy visiting h
Establishments where they will always mounted billiard Tables
for playing and they will themselves that the
EVERY BILLIARD TABLE BOUGHT FROM HIM is WAR
CHASER. - ~
He has constantly on hand varaty -
NEW AND SECONDHAND BILLIARD TABLES.
AaoBALLS PINS for TENPIN ALLEYS, complete lois
EIGHT LEG BILLIARDS.
III Personsunabe New Orleans who
articles
ANT0GNlNI the honor inform, his friends
aahicin that of
the manufacturers DElbaaf Cloth u has large
quantity cloth Billiard Tables, which prepared
! sell exceedingly low price.
his houHe and fhe relations
ished, continues each day 70 establish,
France and the United States artics
nhis line 81 prices hso@ ise current rntes ios y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-18
j. Ben5. Chandler,

NOTES, BILLS, HOUSE RENTS, etc.,
- Office nj CORsoN l. ARMSTEoNGS, 50 Camp street.
"a Office Hoursrom to 10 A. NJ, snd sto 5P.M.
~ aefsrences-H T. Lonsdale, Lands Co., and Corson
Armstrong;. MID lynn
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ALMOST A DUEL.-John B. Jacobs and J
Galbard, both Of them police officers, yesterday
arrested at the instance of Capt Baldwin charge of
intending violate the public peace by fighting duel
The parties hereupon arrested and held to bail for
their future geod behavior 1t is said that the quarrel
arose ebout conveying prisoners to the Parish Prison
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COPAR1N ERsHlPs, / q.

NOTICE.-Mr. PAUL E MORTIMER becam,
" partner business from the 1s of October.
JOSEPH 4
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-01
Negroes in Texas.

The frequency of the escape of slaves from
Texas. has caused the proposition OF a slave
holders convention to be put before the public
The San Antonio Ledger saws. one plan is that
the Shareholders, west of the Colorado meet in
convention aud organize mutual insurance COM
pauy. each one paying a per cent upon each he may
own, for the purpose OF raising fund. That the
company. through their authorized agent offer
standing reward for each fugitive slave caught, of
a sufficient amount 10 induce men to incur the
fatigue and risk attending the pursuit Of tugitives
II such plan Is adopted, the number OF escapes
viii certainly decrease. The reward that is gen.
orally offered over and above what is allowed by
law IS but a poor Inducement for meg to ride
several days and nights in pursuit of fugitives
risking their lives and running their horses. But
il there is a certainty of recovering one-half the
price of each negro caught. the Inducemeut would
he sufficient to insure the arrest Of fUgitiveS. if
within the limits OF possibility. And if negroes
are once assured that their chance Of escape is al
most hopeless, and that they will be pursued to
the very limits OF the State. and even beyond, If
such thing can be done. they will be less apt to
attempt escaping. And in case fueitives are killed
in attempting resistance, the reward should be
the same, This plan il adopted. will do much
towards preventing the escape of fugitive slaves.
One thing Is certain, unless something be done
10 arrest the escape OF slaves this class Of proper
y VIII oeCoule FaiueleSS IN western IeNaS. As
yet but few of those escaping have been caught.
This encourages others. Ii few of them can be
caught, at any price, and sent of to the cotton
and sugar plantations OF Mississippi aud Louisiana,
attempts at escape viii be few and far between.
Speedy action Is loudly called for
On last Thursday night, two OF Maj. Dashielrs
negroes got into dispute. when one seized large
cedar club with which be killed the other Instant
Ly He then LETT. The next night he returned.
took Ct the MAJORS best horses and started for
Mexico At DUnns rancho, a Mexican attempt
ing 10 arrest the fugitive, when he drew knife
and made at the Mexican. who shot him. This
is the third neglo Maj Dashel has lost in a short
tIme-one running away and two killed
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-01
Negroes in Canada.

r,s Toronto Co'oata, referring to the sugges-
- which has been thrown out by some South
IO' W. i,urnals. for treaty with Great Britain,
oI;.b should secure the restoration OF iusitlFe
W n kes occasion 10 make the following re-
oarks on he condition aud prospects OF ms
.,1r deIuied class. whom rufiIaniy phliahthiopy
r. +orn from their homes. and sent to ShNer anc
has so';, i; tb ice rcsions Of the North The tug-
.:~ss are already lsit t. be nuscance IN canada,
.n5 before long will be treated as SucH:
sRnt as we said before, many deplore the great
aarof slaves into this Province. 1t is stated
rt durinr the last few years not less than from
w. IN to twelve thousand of them have settled in
i o,ntv of Kent alone. Mr.. Larwlll represents
.bs county. which has been more or less demor
Tod or rather brutallLed. by the horrible sys-
.I,, " of slavery Moreover. in this same county
tEsnt. large tract of Iand has been purchased
neoro settlement, portions of which are rent
\ or sold to the negro; some say the sole object OF
%. ,l n,yners of this land is philanthropic one
biIo others hint at their chIef motive as being
,Iid love of gain. However, Mr.. Larwil ap-
-,rs 70 apnrehend evil from such an exclusive
Psttiomeot-a State within State: and he is
therefore desirous oil checking negro emigration
;nto this Province by exaetng poll tax from all
h,gitiveS in future to which end he has given no.
flee OF the following motion IN his place in Par
lament:
That this house VIII SiadIy show liberal
spirit and friendly disposition towards the United
States for their generous conluct in leeislating
mon this matter (reciprocity;i and that in proof
Of such disposition ola their part, the Provincial
legislature will hereafter exact from negro i'm
MIGRANTS a poll tax equal in amount to that now
jnDosed upon other ioreigners-will not incorpo-
rate any association for the special benefit of men
Of color as a class and viii discourage the promo
tion Of any institution the object and end whereof
would be junction with the aboitionists OF the
Northern States, to bring about severance of the
american UnioH.1
The settlement in the county OF Kent to which
we have aIUded, is very unpopular in that county,
and perhaps MIR. LarWel, in moving the above
resolution is only acting in conformity to the
wishes of his constituents. As tor giving up any
slaves now in Canada or that may hereafter come
into it. the thing is out Of the question. 1t cannot
be doae.l
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-01
Notice is Hereby Given.

ENHAT at a a. XII Land iar the non-ravnant
= oi the taxes Que thereon. held at the Court
house door IN the Town OF Washington. in the
county oi Hampstead and State Of Arkansas. pnr-
sHani to lawful notice given by the Sheriff WI said
county ul Henpsteld. and III conformity with the
laws oi the Sta.e Of Arkansas. on the iirSt Mon
dly in November, IA. D. l~5l. it heing tile third
day ot sail mlnta. the lOltlwIng described tract
or parcel ol Land was stricken on to Daniel f.
Williams. who, afterwards. bv assignment con-
,eved the same ~ tn undcrsi5ncd,--to 'vit:
lne Northwest qlar,tr w the Northwest
quarter Of section thirteen tl3l in township tbir
teen ~ South. 40 range twenty-six l26 West Of
the fiIth prucind. Meridian. listed anh assessed
ior taxation III tue name oi ~. j. PharIs. contain
my iurty acres. Which said land was purchased
M aforesaid tor the aggregate amount THE taxes
penalty. costs. anh charges dGe thereon wv the
years. from 1889 lp 1881. inclusive. amounting to
ths sum OF thirteen dollars and ninety cents. and
III now held by the undersigned I'm deed III con
Neyance- uuly executed hv the Sheriff WI Hrmr-
stead county aforesaid ~ authority vested n bin
bY the laws Of Arkansas, dated 3lth OF Sentem-
Der. A. ID lS5f
NOW. therefore. notice " hereby given w aII
persons VINO may be concerned. or who can set
W any right. tIt!e ctaim t0 the above describ-
ei tract ur parcel "a a.i. sn purchased as atn-e-
sald ln consequence y. any iuiormaIitv irregtiar-
Ity or I.ieSaIty c1ut.ectsd with such sale rr for
any cause or detect whatever. ti1. in conformity
with ine act 0t the Legislature 0f the State M
Arkansas Ill relation 70 Tax Titles" approved
the 81 day OF November. l,Ij. the undersigned
VIII apply ~ the Circuit Count of Hemp.te1d
county, aL court to Je holden Kill tae Court house
~ the said county. on the seventh Monday after
the fourth Monday in March, 4. d. 1855. iar the
confirmation IA ilfie In and to .ail tract ar parcel
ui avl, s0 purchased a, Aforesaid; aH all person.
Interested. are hereby notified tu appear AZ saiI
ume aud pace, aad show cause IL any they can.
why tne tIte to s4iG Jana Should nnt hn confirmed
according to iaw. JOHN ID. HE2NDON.
Was5sa t-3,, o.. 3. 1854 sc-Cw.