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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-10


OF Friend Gregg is certainly mistaken if
he thinks the clause in question has no effect
to induce immigrants to make Indiana their
home Ledger.
Well, perhaps we are mistaken. But we
prefer always to refer to the figures, From
1849, when Gov. Wright was first elected, to
the Presidential election Of 1852-three years,
the increase Of the voting population in Indi-
ana was $4,000. From 1852 to 1855-two
years. the increase was only {, 800.
Again, the increase of voting population in
Iowa, from 1852 to 1854 was 1872; while the
increase in Indiana for the same time was g.
500. Indiana allows foreigners to vote on six
months residence in the State, Iowa permits
none but American citizens to vote. Now put
this and that together, Mr.. Morrison and then
reconcile it with your notions about inviting
population through free ballot box to aliens
Tribune.
The New Albany Ledger, an anti Ameri-
can paper, supports the clause in our State
Constitution, giving foreigners who have been
but six months in the country, the same vo-
ting privileges as native born American citi-
zens. Others of these anti-American Old Line
papers, are supporting this six months law,
while others again preserve total silence in
respect to it, being afraid to support or oppose
lit. The Ameri can party is most emphatically
opposed to that law. Let the difference be-
tween the Americans and anti Americans in
this little matter be recollected.
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DsEr

sunday the 9Th inst, 1855. O'Clock A NJ Mrs.
E., wife of Conrad Baker, in the 3h year her
age.
The friends and sequaintances of the family requested
attend her funeral the residence husband
First Sunday. the 18th inst. o'clock p NJ.
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Liouor Law Uncoustitutional

By dispatches it will be seen that the Liquor
Law was yesterday decided by the Supreme
Court unconstitutional.
Other important dispatches will be found
under the telegraph head
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GTThe Pittsburg Journal suggests that
Passmore Williamson 'purged himself ofcon-
tempt" by making substantially the same an
swers to the questions propounded by the Court
that caused bis imprisonment. He said that
the reason he did not obey the writby bring
ing the persons therein mentioned before the
Court, was, that they were not at the time in
custody. The Journal adds: Judge Kane
took especial care not to ask the prisoner
whether the persons named in the writ had
ever been in his possession; and he therefore
was not bound to answer it. Had the ques-
ton been asked, the answer would have been
the same as in the return; which would have
increased the embarrassment of the Judge.
1t has been seen that when the District Attor-
ney attempted to bring itout by propounding
the question about mental reservations the
Judge promptly silenced him."
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ITA malignant, baby-hating correspon.
dent of the Londan Charivari, writes that
he viii subscribe ten guineas to baby-show,
if they will drown all the unsuccessful candi-
dates for premiums!
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WAYNE CoUNTY.-At the recent State Fair,
various citizens of Wayne county were awar-
ded premiums amounting to near $1,000, be-
sides innumerable diplomas.
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Meets Water street. over
the Telegraph 0ce the first and third Saturdays of
month. ott25d6w
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SSUNDRIES.-
y 10 boxes NJ Layer Raisins
100 lbs e Gitron;
800 do Cooking Raisins;
50 do Zante CuTrants;
so do Cagsia;
IL dozen pKre Ground Coffee;
e lbs NutuegS;
6 de Mace
2 dozen French Mustard;
do Said Oil:
5 do Sparkling GelAtne;
hox Lemons;
20 boxes Soap;
90 Starch;
Dbl Prunes;
do Split Peas;
50 lbs Castillo Soap;
10 dozen Bed Cords;
20 do Shaker BTooms;
10 do Hearth do;
1 box Pineapple Cheese;
800 lbs uneaavassed Dried Beef;
1000 do W r Cheese.
so do extra w X Table Butter,
I0cO do choice Buekwhea.,
500 do Old Govern ment Java Coffee,
200 do extra Mocha Coffee
1OC0 do Goldfish.
kitta No. Mackerel,
5 do No. do.
1000 lbs Quigley's Sugar-eured Hams,
30 bushels Fresh Corn Meal
Received per steamer New York at
novs COOKS Famiiy Grocery.
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wHrOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.

WvTOODEN AND WILLOW WARE
~ dozen Oak Feeding Baskets;
i do Do 3 sd Sash aa ose DE- DO;
do Willow
do assorted French Travelling Baskets;
do Wash Boards;
do Wash Tubs;
Buckets;
do Half Bushels;
do Selves,
do Horse and Cistern Buckets;
do Cotton Mops;
do Sugar Buckets;
do Bail Boxes;
do do;
de Eeelers;
do Clothes Baskets assorted sizes;
do square PedIing Baskets;
do Wooden Buwl6;
do LADIES'
do Rolling Plus
II do Knife Baskets
10 nests ~ ash Tp%s. lust received at
noTS COOK ) Family Grocery.
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BOARDING.
A FEW YOUNG GENTLEMEN asn be accommodated
"A with good Rooms and Board
noy6-S MRS. NEGLEY'S. on Cherry street.
DEEPER EAUCE.-25 boxes. dozen each. of choice
l. quality. for sale by 5. E. GILBSRT Il CO.
HAE LAINEs.-I all wool De Lainrs, solid eoiers
JAMES Low Il CO.
news DIV is Main street, Louisville. KY.
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RDERRD that the owners Of lots fronting the est siae
W OF Sixth street, between VINE ana Sycamore cause
brick aide walk 10 the front Of said ot between
said Main and Sycamore wit IN ten days alter the
default thereof the Marshal
directed work and the costs thereby viii
he sssssed 20 and sad lots much
A. will said lien and by order hs
f,nunci, nevs-Ite WELL II. WALKER, cisr$.
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e3 For through Tickets. information srrly ths
Company's Depot, head of Locust street Evansville
oetS j. J. DANIELS, sup's.
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AUCTION SALE.
WILL sell pullie auction the 24th day OF November
1885, my residence half mile above Goodseville all
my perso al and real property, consisting of
Horses. 10 Cows. 20 head OF Hcgs,
Plovs l Harrow. Wagon.
Together with all Ho thod and Kitchen Furniture
now DIST sS'-'-'''' WooLFGANG FRIEDRICH.
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NEW mARKEr House.

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received for furnsAing
- materials and tpdir Market House on Market strses
be the office of D. Chute Clerk the Board where
sealed proposals lie left until the evening OF the 10Th
instant noyS-3t p. SHARPE, COMMITTEES.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MATS AND CAPS.-Silk Fur and Angola Hats: black
III and dfab Fur Soft Hats blak, white and Wool
Hats. for and boys. of Hungarian Louis Napoleon
Kossuth Wide Awake styles Mems and boys cotton
wooden and silk Plush Caps and boys Cloth
qualities. noviO MORGAN. KEEN PRESTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08
City Politics.



The regular monthly meeting Of the Young Mems
Wing General Committee held last evening at the
Broadway House, Judge James II. Welsh presiding and
Or. Pierre G. Van wyck acting secretary
RrFs 4. CRANE, OF the Eighteenth ward delegation
presented communication from the Eighteenth Ward
Wing Committee, signed Ieiiy bigger, chairman and
j. H. Burcron secretary. recommending the delegation
20 the Young Mems Committee from the Eighteent h
ward the filing Of two vacancies by the appointment Of
Messrs Mason and Bellows
The CHAIRMAN decided that such action could be
taken IN the case of the latter gentleman he had
yiously been expelled from the committee unless the
General Committee reversed lis former action
Mr op1I, Of the Twenty first ward moved TO lay the
credentials of Mr.. Fellows upon the table
Mr. Bpwu, OF the Fifteenth ward wished TO debate
this motion, 4 The committee would give it, unanimous
consent.
On motion Mr. Bowly permitted to proceed. He
urged a coucatory course in the case Of Mr. Bellows
lie satisfied in his own mind that he had rcpented his
connection with the Constitution Hall addresses which
the name Of Mr. Bellows was attached by party
Nj Mii1krN of the Fifteenth ward spoke in the same
vein. he said he would not vote for MIR Bellows adm
sion into the committee unless he repudiaed the
charges against the whig organizations TO which his
name had been appended.
Mr.. JoH NJ fHoNsoS, Of the Eighteenth ward, de-
tended Mr. Bellows. He had no doubt 81 the complete
repentance OF Mr. Bellows The Constitution Hall Com
miftee broken up by the withdrawal Of Mr.. Bellows
frctt He could not see the propriety Of keeping Mr.
Bell0ks on wing committees, and receiving with favor
persons who acted prominent part in republican and
workingncns demonstrations.
Bellows admission delegate by referring to the by-
laws 81 the committee which provided for the filing OF
vacancies by majority Of the remaining members aud
two delegates had attached their to Mr. BEL
lows credentials he would decide in favor Of his ad.
mission.
Several delegates hero said they would like TO have
more light TO the political position occupied by
Mr.. Bellows but Judge welsh thought that matter could
not be properly discussed. a. It had been already dis
posed Of
After some proceedings OF unimportont character
The meeting adjourned.
wHIG COUNCILMAN NOMINATIONS.
7lcehiy.frs Disrtt--Wilsm A. Wood
Trt1'ttsson Diarin-Alex. Hem, 'hli
T,ccHts.fourtA Diarid- Richard y. t.'ark
NINTH WARD WIG CHARTER SOA'SArIoNs.
Ibr 4ssessor-Wm. II. Gedncy.
fbr School Commission,y-,Iames n Farr
ell
fbr School InsreS0r--Chas. C. Buxton
DELEGATE TO THE WING STATE CONVENTION. ,
JtgN Ass7nsv Dlsric-ln this district there were
ected 70 the Syracuse Convention which on the
'th instant:--ielegsie, James 5 Bctins Ategpetc,
aos, jackson,
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REWARDS.

d. CS0 REWARD.-THE STORE OF THE UNDER
pow signed lS William street was entered on wcdnes
day Sept and goods of the value OF ~ 500 stolen erefro
reward OF two hundred and fifty dollars Is hereby offered
for the and return Of said goods the d rsigned
For the and return OF OF said goods proper
uonate amount OF the reward will be paid The following Is
description Of the goods: pieces cassneree,
10 do velvet vesngs some black and fancy ties do do
crvat-. cotton bo.oms dozen linen printed handker
chiefs 8 pieces silk veslngs. do. velvet do.
f. r. IE8RUN
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MATRIMONIAL.

NTATRIMoSIA.-A GENTLEMAN or STANDING
M and wealth, DESTROYS marry. seeks the acquaintance
ola lady In like circumsances Of hne appearance In goa
health habits amabe and cultivated and
GOOD education without ncumbrance or Any, and be
tween die ages and Is years from the country CITY
rsfrc noes VII be grn and sincere respectful aa6
hind ocrsier.'s sdarcss foy 'eo seys " y g. Hersid
Sgsg,
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
- >->s~~- N--e--s~~-~--~-~-
ALMANAC ron NEW yoss-rnrs pIv
eUN RLxs..s..s........ - yCOs pfsrs n,orr o 40
sun SKIS. - HIoH vAryR evs : q,
De- a. ~.

CLEARED
seanislap Hermann, ilGgins Brefnen--C n sand
4 Co. a NH"fehi
ship Kelly, Bags.ow Lvorpool-Boyd 4 Hi,oksn
rhp = Lawrence, Knapp, Iiyefpoc5-J lawrence
Co. e'N'-'" Vs. 7in''h
ship Hcber st1dley, New or'eaus-EsQle A Hazard
'''' " 'NSANF
Shlp W JARVIS BALLARD New orlesns-N n Brigham
BARK hoderic DIN, bryani Na9nabo PRO AZ . Peters
BFs Josiah JeA' Mdnssn, Cape Haylen-Thompson Hun.
Brig Fssierico DAN, Ianch, 81 Domingo oy-A G Ros.
Brig KATE Anderson Andersen, Isguna-Fi Broosman
Co,
RrlS Cunningham, Draper, SAvsnila--R Buck 90.
RIG RaEcI De CA.tae Lnftn Phpsdciphis-Isreft son
4 Co
s,s A-a on, Ta11, $ .s--'. ~ :, L psaa
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~ white ash Schuvlkill coal stove sze, delivered
New York williamsburg, Brooklyn Jersey City and Hebs-
ken. Amply Immediately the Peoples Coal Flow
Agency, Broadway. Coal by the single cargo Rr
HourjeI0 per bbl. No monopoly.
HoAI-RED AND WHITE ASH EGG AND STOVE
~ screened and delivered good order from wards boax
Lowest price, for cash. AZ is Elizabeth and
Stanton street by l.. ,. COSTAR.
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schr Meteor surges, Mobile -raytln Rycrson.
schr !. i smith Wcst wi.nin gton-Dolner a Potes.
schr Rcbecca Wog'on City Point Hunter L Co
Schr Mary Jane. Mott. I;ailinore-Johnson A Low l.
schr Ia6on, BAKER, PkiiaJepha--.Jas Hand
Schr A faleoner. Tirreh, PHILADELPHIA w M,
Schr Skinner, Chaplin. pymonh-0 Price
Shop Oregon, Rhodes Proyii-nce-Maser
S!oop J Smith Ryan. Hariiord-J II Hsvenz
Propeller Concord Norman rhiladelph!a-J IL
ARRIVED
Steamship Tennessee, Walisce law, Auc with urse
and passengers, 10 Mortimer Livingston. Has heavy gales
eleven days lost wheel houSes guards .ceived
other damage Tuesday fh put into HALIFAX for coal. and
sailed same night at 10 o'clock.
% passed Gibraltar jul, 81 with Indse TO l. Baker. Aug
20 lat SO A. Ion ~ 40 spoke whaling schr Olive Clark OF
Provincetown With 10 bbis backash oil all we'll 25th LAT "a
g. 81 20 spoke bark Kate OF and from Baltimore for Mon
tevideo.
ter, 10 Whitney y Co.
krig Cofln Hunley, Machas, with lumber, 70 master
Sehr S Rudierow, Midget, Washington, NC, days
scbr Wissihiccon Dawes, Philadelphia. .
Schr Mary Langdon Simonon Rondou for Portsmouth Nh
Schr yaBdoya, Bray, Cherryfed
schr Warrior Whitman, Warehsm
Schr 4 Is Smith. Kelley, New Bedford.
Schr Joseph Lane, Chase Rockp0rL
Schr Granite Lodge Kelley, Rockpost.
Schr Hudson. GLADDEN., Hartford.
Schr james Crawford Smith, Sayb-ook
schr Tyrone, Wall. Flushing
Ship Esnerslda, IS days from Liverpool
One hern brig.
Ship Bell Mobile mot Liverpool a. before reported
Wind during the day SSE.
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In reply to a communication from an anonymous
writer and in conformity with resolution Of the com
ittee the Treasurer makes the following detailed STATE
ent Of the FIRST moneys received for the ree Of the poor
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Disasters, Sc.

Ship Fannin, Leddy 10 days from Galveston for NJ
York, Aug 81, lat 90 lon 80.
Ship seaHower Of Boston, from Mobile for Liverpool
20, lat 81 Ion 70 81.
Brig Saginaw Jackson, hence for Jacksonville. Aug 81
Cape Look Out 30 miles.
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ID EDucED PRICES. WATCHES. JEwELnY. p1,

N nlonds and silver ware.
The undersigned for tho ns eQhieen a well known
dealer and importer offers for sale all goods his line
prices for The qualify than other house New
York Philadelphia any ohcr city will send by mail or
express,
WATCHES. JEWELEy. &c.
10 al Of tho United States free charge All goods
warranted represented Orders by mall post paid Faith
nlly attended -
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WATCHES, JEVVELRY, &C.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES INVITE THOSE ABOUT
~ purchasing eweyto call and California diamonds
mounted In STYLE and equal In brsncy and
TO the real diamond and prices within the reach OF every
Those gents cluster pins are still IS.
T.. AZ. JACOBS, 407 Bro Y.
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&10A REWARD.-LOST ON TUESDAY OF LAST
plUU week, out of trunk either at Congress Hail. Sara
tOga board the steamer Commodore from
Troy morocco containing eight rngs-one each pear
opal opal and diamond ruby regard red SEAL and u
quoie The last very peculiar being In the form Of
snake composed Of turquoses, with diamond eye. The
of the above property f. S. Jaray IS roadway Ny
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Ship Isaac Bell Mobile mot Liverpool before reported,
Wind during the day SSE.

Ship Potomac 400 TONS built at Alexandria, Va Of live oak
and locust copper fastened II years old has just discharged
1000 China good order newly coppered In Chea
sold by New York 5h inst s1ibc simpson
4 Son were the purchasers
Ship Mameuke recently launched al South Boston by Messr
Briggs has been sold TO Messrs Harbek Co, Of New York
10 run in their line OF Liverpool packets
Mr. Donald MKsy has nne packet ship Of 1000 the
stocks Boston ready for launching be called the Abbot
Ia
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept Arr steamer Sanford, Hand
NYork; ship Lombard Lombard Liverpool IS days. brigi
Commodore Stewart, Bishop, Portland; VIM A Drew, Dun
ming do John Alfred Perry, Boston; schrs Judge Kenny
Tosahaker. Jacksonville; Ferguson wheaton, Newport
Waterbury, Cook, Work W Brainard Clark. Green
point. LII; J Truman, Lampheer, East Marian, NY.
Cdsteamers Delaware, Copes Work Jonah, Jones, do
Alfred Perry, do Reed Reed, dol EVERGREEN Petingll
do Sam Small Treadwe do; schrs Leesburg, Swift, do;
Engs Fish do Lonsdale, Crowcll do Ferguson Whea
ton do; Edith, Crowel do; J Truman Lampheer, do; W
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Shar;G gstn.
sneIiH sItHs
A-Pmish of Caddo-Iu

GTATE OF LOUlSIANA-Parish of Caddo--fn
~ District Court, No. 40I5 TERRELL HopaE vs..
|. FRANKS & Co. By virtue Of writ Of heri faeias
issued out of the honorable the District Court Of the
Parish of Caddo, and TO me directed, in the above
entitled suit, have seized and will proceed to s. Il ct
public auction, al the courthouse door ia the OF
Shreveport. parishef Caddo, on SATURDAY. ths 18th
day of July, Al. 1885, between the hours Of O'Clock
and P H., the following described property. to-
wit: the unezpired Lease from R. L. Gilmer TO Isaac
Faaks & Co. of the Store On lot two, 10 in block
s5re formerly occupied by l. Franks & Co.. said lease
expire en- the 10th day of November 1885, and the
Notes and Accounts due the defendants. Seized and
be sold to pay and satisfy the writ issued in the above
entitled suit E.-- s.s454 z-=-z Bar. ..-7z
Terms of sale--Cash with the benefit of appraise-
mens z. s.s.a-.za=- NJ. WA1 SON, Sheriff.
Syrpveport Jure !. 1855. o.. ID PISS |
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SEserinf's Sale.

CNTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of Caddo.-In
- District Court, No. 1923 NJ. WATSON, Sheriff, etc
VS.. E. NJ. JnsKss--By virtue of writ Of seizure and
for the parish of Caddo, in the above entitled suit,
have seized and will proceed to sell at public auction
at the courthouse door in the town of Shreveport
state and parish aforesaid, SATURDAY, the 18th
day CT Jgly A. D. 1855, between the hours of eleven
O'Clock, A. NJ and M, the following described pro-
perty, to-wit: SIX NEGR OES, viz: Jim, aged
about fifteen years; and Martha and her four chill
dren, West, William Mary, and infant. Seized as
the property of the defendant, and to be sold to pay
and satisfy the writ issued in the above entitled suit
Terms of sale--Cash with the benefit of appraise-
ment. lHOS. X. SlMfoON, u oheflH.
Shreveport Nav % 1855 m30-pf.sb6 20
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Ghnrii,'SS Sale.

cTATE OF LOUIsIANA-Paris of Caddo-In
- District Court, No. 1901. G. NJ. Nichols vs..
THos NJ. Turner By virtue of writ of seizure
and sale to me directed by The honorable the Dis
tric Court of the Parish Of Caddo, in the above entitled
suit have seized and will proceed sell at public
auction at the house door in the of hreve
port parish of Caddo on SATURDAY, the 9Th day of
July A. D. 1855, between the hours of II O'clock
M, and a, M, the following described property, to-
wit: Lots Nos ten and eleven no and ] IL in block
No thirty one, Isl in the town of Shreveport parish
of Caddo. Seized the property of defendant Thos.
NJ. Turner and to be sold to pay and satisfy the writ
issued in the above entitled suit. " -.--5
Terms of sale-Cash, with the benefit of appraise-
mcnt IHOS. X. SIMPSON, Dry Sheriff.
Shreveport, May Is, 1855. 5Tp.f.S7 90
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SheriIfss Sale.

CTATE OF LOUIsIANA--Parsh of Caddo-In
= the District Court, No 2f75. COLLINS l. G1LMER
VS.. L. S WEBSTER & Co. By virtue of an order of
sale issued out of the honorable the District Court Of
the Parish of Caddo and to directed in the above
entitled suit have seized and will sell at public
auction at the court house door in the town of Shreve
port, parish aforesaid, on SATURDAY, TUE 7rH DAY
OF july A. D. 1855, between the hours of II o'clock
A. NJ and P. NJ the following described property,
to-wt: the Saw MILL situated on Cross Bayou in the
town of Shreveport, parish of Caddo, known as the
Webster Saw Mill Seized as the property of the de
PENDANTS, and to be sold to pay and satisfy the writ
issued in the above entitled suit. e. =. r %
Terms of sale-Cash, with the benefit of appraise-
ment THOS. R. SIMPSON, by Sheriff.
Shreveport Nav Is, 1855. r t.... Tp.f ST 50
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gynfsir7S Sale
n HUH . DNEO'
2. NJ n II VIC III cir Gro d

L. & NJ BIumentha vs.. their Crcdltors.
GlTATE OF LOUISJANA-Pa1ish of Caddo--ln
y District Court By virtue of an order of sale to
me directed by the honorable the District Court for
Caddo parish, will proceed to sell at public auction,
at the murkct-housc, in the Of Shreveport, on
SATURDAY, Esd day Of June, L. D. 1865, between the
hours of IL O'Clock, A. NJ. and P NJ. the following
described property surrendered by L. y NJ Blumen-
thai to their creditors, viz. vacant Lot of Ground,
mo. ll) fronting fifty $50 feet on Market t.and
running back one hundred and fifty 1901 feet, accor-
ding to survey or plan made by Johnson & Cutiifi of
piece of land owned by them, adjoining Silver lake,
and now of record in the Office of the recorder of the
parish of Caddo.
Terms of sale-Cash, with the benefit OF appralse-
ment. Ii. HUNoIChGfN,
Shravenort Nav 16 1855 Auctioneer.