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mostecordial invitation to address the people of this section of the State, at this place, on Thursday, the 7th day of August in mass meeting. We have witnessed with pleasure, your patriotic determination to stand by the pest Interests of the country in the coming con- nlct' and to assist the national party of the land 10 maintaln the integrity of the constitution and the Union; and we trust that you will per. mt us to Introduce you to the vast assembiage of that occasion, assembled around the council fires of civil and religious liberty. Your voice. we know, will be eloquent, and your influence immense, on these great issues. We hope that you will he able tonform us, at an early day. of your consent to come.
 With sentiments of high personal regard, etc.
 G. w. BREWER,
 WILSON REILLY,
 JAMES MILL,
 JAMES McCLINTOCK.
 A. II. SCElSENY.
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NOTIC E.

ME undersigned respectfully informs the ladies Il and the public generally, that he paints Land scapes taken from nature well fancy for the nse of Fire Screams and Window Curtains: also Signs.
 The work shall always be done in the neatest style at very low prices. Those who wish to patronze me, are requsted to leave their orders at Mr. Henry Jacobis book binder
 July 29 lS56 PATTI p KPONE
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EYE AND EAR. NJ, C. Cook. N. D., St, Louis. Mo,

 nR. COOK respectfully rcnews the tender of his D professional services to the public in this and the adjoining States. successful practice of over eighteen years devoted to the of all disea of the and EAR justify him in the belief that all who may be in any way afflicted in those import organs, will find from his treatment speedy and permanent relief.
 Dr. Cook has just returned from the East where he has been carefully studying the diseases of the Eye and Ear in the principal eye intrmaries in the United States; and he feels warranted in offering his professional services with degree of confidence to treated are the best witnesses of his skill and there are thousands in St. Louis and the Western States who can bear testimony to his skillfu trcatment.- He respectfully refers 10 Hon. H. s. Geyer. K. Mac kenze. esq., Mcssrs Charless. Blow S Co.,, St. Louis Hon. John Moore. State Treasurer of Illinois; Jan Charless. President Missouri Bank; H. Cole, Warsaw, Ills; Capt k. C. Henry. Warsaw Mo.
 .ey" Office northwest corner of Pine and Second streets, Cup stairs, entrance on Pine street.
 Sept. lS-ly
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Notice to Pre.EmptiOn Claimants
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE. Medical Dpnartment.

VINIIE SIXTH ANNUAL COURSE of LECTURES U in this Institution will commence MONDAY the Sd of November. full preliminary course free to all students will be given by the Professors, com mencing on the first Monday of October. Professors Fees $lo5, Matriculation Fee $5. Prac- tical Anatomy BIO. Graduation Fee s25. For Ca talogue and Announcement apply to
 PAUL F. EVE, M. D.,
 Dean of the Faculty.
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JUST RECEIVED

DY steamer Fox splendid assortment of Goods ID consisting in part of Calicoes, Ginghams, Swls Jaconet, Cottonades Linens, etc., etc. Also splendid assortment of Cents Furnishing Goods which will be sold low by
 M. HAPPECK, Middle door Badgett's New Building, Maine st. T,l,,
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NS Mir. E. R. BARCUS, Principal and Pro M lessor of Mustc
 ./.zMrs. M. F. BARCUs, M E., Principa s.slzSlEASz Qf Literary Depdrtment: vINHE TlfA Semi annual Session of this Institution Il will open the first Monday in September, 1856 Expenses of boarding per session of 2l weeks, including washing, fuel an lights. ... S6o ot Tuition in Literary Department, from 10 to 10 ot Tuition in Music Piano or Guitar, duly lessons 25 oC Uuse of Instrument. ........................ 5t Incidental tax. ax..................... l 0( Daily lessons in Vocal Music given to music scho- lars without extra charge.
 The Seminary is well supplied with School-roon furniture Musical Instruments etc., affording every thing necessary facilitate the progress of pupils r the various branches of education.
 All pupils from abroad are required to become members of the Seminary family, otherwise we can not be responsible for their improvement.
 For further particulars, address
 E. R. BARCUS. Little Rock, July 1, 1856. 1y
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10 B " Q R X .

Our facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work can We have procared of sixteen hundred dol w one of Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines, whicl ,be us do book and pamphlet work in superior sty md at very low prices.
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LAST CALL.
DIR. VIM. HI. HUGHART,

A BOUT to go East for new Stock, those indebte A will oblige me greatly by paying up: >
 Aug. 8, 1856. D. E. HANDEL
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General Land Office Notice.

Notice is hereby given that all the reserved lands not taken for the grant and remaining to tho United States, OUTSIDE OF THE LIMITS of the grant made by the act of 9th February 1853 for the Cairo and Fulton railroad and its branches, not hitherto re- stored to market and which were subject to entry and location at the date of withdrawal will be ened to sale and entry at the ordinary minimum price on and after the days hereinafter mentioned to wit: Office at Jackson, Missouri on Monday, the 3d day of November, 1856.
 Office at Batesville, Arkansas, on Monday the 10th day of November, 1856.
 Office at Little Rock, Arkansas, on Monday, the Sd day of November, 1856.
 Office at Helena, Arkansas, Monday, the l7th day of November 1856.
 Office at Carksville, Arkansas, Monday the 24th day of November, 1856.
 Office at Fayetteville, Arkansas, on Monday, the 3d day of November, 1S56
 Office at Champagnolle, Arkansas, on Monday, the 10th day of November, 1856.
 Office at Washington, Arkansas, Monday, the 17th day of November, 1856.
 Notice to Pre-EmptiOn Claimants.
 Every person entitled to the right of pre- cmption to any of the above lands to be offered at public sale those to be restored to market is required to tablish the same the satisfaction of the register and receiver of the proper land office, and to make pay ment therefor within the period prescribed by law; otherwise such claim will be forfeited
 TlIOS. A. HENDRICKS, Commissioner
 Aug. D. '56. l3w ol the General Land Office.
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PAYMENTS

surplus ofthe year carried, 1,305, ,59l 4l To Cr., Safety Fund for
 contingent reserve. 235,439 53 ---- sl.441 o3l 4 The Company has cash assets of Sl oo0,733 60 he Total Losses paid by this Company in thirty
 seven years ending the present time: In Fire Department. 8,861,387 59 Inland dc ...... 561 .627 3l "---- s9 429 ol4 g sNearlv s9.50O ,O0O of losses it solely has been the means of equalizing to the pubic benefit. For 37 years this Company has paid ar earned di vidend averaging annually per cent. on the capita stock. The insured, however, have had paid then Sl 34 per cent. of the gross premiums back in the shape of losses, and the remaing IS 4 per cent. o receipts have been apportioncd agents. expenses taxes. support of fire companies and dividends The following gentlemen were unanimously re- elected Directors for the ensuing year: Thomas K. Brace Miles A. Futile, Robert Buell., E. G. Ripley. Roland Mather Dravton Ilivcr Samuel Tudor, Ward Woodbridge, Samuel $. Ward, Gustavus F. Davis, Joseph Church, F. A. Bulkeley, Ebenezer Flower Walter Kcney. Henry z. Pratt, Austin Dunham
 Thos. A. Alexander.
 THOS. A. BRACE. President,
 F. c. RIPLEY. Vice President. TIIOS. A. ALEXANDER. Sec'y. Applications promptly attended to by
 VIM. B. WAIT, Agent July 29, lS36 ln Little Rock. Ark.
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NANCE1ON MALE ACADEMI.
 MM@(@ VNHE Third Session of this WE=N..EA u Institution will commence
 A%N.=.N on the first Monday of August ANyl;..z.aN next. Ample arrangements EkAVhEAUA are in readiness for the accom- <@A-@@ ..-=@@ modaton of boarders in com Iortabe style The suitable school-room the healthy location, the moral atmosphere of the community. combine to make this most desirable school for pa rents and guardians to patronize.
 The scholastic year will be divided into two ses- sions of five months each.
 Rates Of Tuition per Session, from slo l2 l5to 20.
 Scholars received at any time, and charged to the end of the session, except of protraced illness uood boarding can be had at moderate prices in pri vae families. F. T. CAMFRON
 14rsnceto'e, Dattas county, Ark, July l9, 1856.
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PRINCETON MALE ACADEMY.

t'lNE Bradies, Wines, and Liquors of all kinds can be purchased on reasonable terms of
 July 29, lS56 NEWBFRN Sy UITGHFS
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MORNING, AUGUST 19. 1856.

hcat'on, to the prejudice of the law and order party, and with the view to excite abolltlonlsts to come to the territory; and the witness, Par rot, admitted in his examination that he, as agent, had prepared such report, and placed It In the hands of Sherman, one of the com mlttee, since his arrival in Kansas. Sherman was then on the committee, and did not deny it.
 How can there be other than the most exas- perated state of feeling between the two sec tons? How can civil war be avoided, when honorable committee men Countenance such reckless mischief? Look the future in the face like men: if standing up to our rights, to our responsibilities, and to our trust, brings peace and security. so much the better; no oth- CT course can effect it. Send us men and means. We must have your help. Appoint agents, responsible, trusty, reliable men for every State, district and neig hborhood, whose sole business shall be to canvass for aid. Did we know suitable persons who would act we would not hesitate to appoint them all over the country. Let our friends send their names with details as to character and qualification, and we will duly accredit them. One gentle man, an Alabamian, Alpheus Baker, r., esq.,, of Eutaula Alabama, whom we all know, who has been here, and has distinguished himself by the zeal, success, and signal ability with which for a while he canvassed the border counties in Missouri for aid, we take the liber- ty of nominating, without assurance that he will accept. We trust that he may Friends ot the cause must contribute according to their several glftS-we must not meanly abandon our birth-right and without struggle, yield to grasping monopoly this fairest Eden of our common domain-this land of flowing brook and fertile plain. Kansas is indeed the garden spot of America, and in every way adapted to southern institutions; in no other part of the Union is slave labor more productive; and, in the present imperllled state of our civilization If we do not maintain this outpost, we cannot long defend the citide. Then rally to the res cue.
 Any communication our friends in the south may be pleased to favor the undersigned with, will reach us most safely and certainly, if di- rected to us, at Westport, Missouri. Funds contributed may be sent to our treasurer, A. G. Boone, esq, directed to him at the same place.
 DAVID R. ATCHISON,
 VIM. H. RUSSELL,
 JOS. c. ANDERSON,
 A. G. BOONE,
 B. F. STRINGFELLOW,
 J. BUFORD.
 June 2lst, 1856.
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Westport, June 24, 1856.

FtStpWt, J uit -t, 1ooO. Col. JEFFERSON BUFoRD,
 Den Sr-Your colleagues of the com lnittce appointed by the law and ogder'' par ty Ill kausas to direct and control their action have unanimously resolved to require you |, proceed at once to the south for the purpose O presenting to the people of the south the vital importance of their earnest early, and efficient action to defeat tue lawless purposes of the abolitionsts
 You can be of infinite service to our cause by laying before the people correct exposi ton of the condition of the territory With sentiments ofsincere regard we are your friends
 DAVID R. ATCHISON,
 A. G. BOONE,
 VIM. H. RUSSELL,
 JOS. c. ANDERSON,
 B. F. STRINGELLOW. Mir. Buford is now on a tour through the southern States engaged in the duties assigned him in the foregoing letter
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MOLASSES! MOLASSES!

1S0 GALS. just received and for sale by the bbl fOO E bb or retail at the cash store by
 July 29, 1856. M. OSBORN
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TERMS OF .ADynRTlsING.

ent advertisements will be inserted for s per square ines ess for the first insertion and 50 cents for each Sssouent insertion. "Tbants advertising by the year will be charged 30.
 Occasional cards and other advertisements, not exceeding
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China. Glass. and Queensware.

 EUST received direct from Boston, good assort- ment of the above, consisting in part of the fol lowing: Common Teas; do Plates: do Pitchers; do Bowls; do Ewer and Basins: do Glass Butter Plates; do Candle Sticks; do Moasses Pitchers; do Fluted and Split Goblets; do A. B. Tumblers; do Common do; White G. Plates do do Tea Sets; do do Hand Coffees; do do Pitchers; do do Tea Pots; do do Nappes; do do Dishes do do Bakers; do do Pickles
 do Sauce Turreens; do do Ever and Basins Tniv K 9Ss. M. OSBORN.
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NAILS {! NAILS!
NOTICE! NOTICE!

VIE best quality of Bridgeport Nails in store ant July 29, 1858. M Il h'''
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OLD IRISH WHIsKEY.
LITTLE ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY

| CASK extra superior Old Irish w hskey, recey Il ed per steamer Fox, and for sale by >
 July 22. lS56 RAPLEY, HANGER & co.
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To Advertisers.

Tn nersons desiring to adverse the True Democrat L present stronger inducements than any other paper in Siate has by far the largest subscription stis very y read in every county. With list of nearly jour
 eguar subscribers, is read by not less than eight tra thousand persons every week The True Democrat,
 ore presents the public the best medium for adver. .,ng-the most remuneratlve.
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Practitioner of Medicine, etc., nFFERS his services to the citizens of Little Rock O When not professionally engaged, he can be found at Mrs Stevenson's. Aug 5. 1856.
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FINE JEWELRY, WATCHES. ETC.

1 TNIE subscriber has just returned from New EA. ! York with beautiful assortment of Gold Gsas&and Silver Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Arti ces which he offers to the public on the most req sonobe terms for cash
 All work in his line done in good style and at sonabe prices. M. DOTIEk.
 Aug. 5, 1SSS. 6m.
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Etna Insurance Company, of Hartford,
 Conn.
 THIRTY SEVENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT, Aspresented to the stockholders at the Annual mee. ing, held in the City of Hartford, June 5, ls56
 INCOME. Premiums for the year l, ,524 50S 32 Less Return Premiums. ll6S O9 -- 1,4s8,s4o 28 Premiums the prior year were. ,2s4,24O ST Income invests and interest ............. 5O7O5 56 Less loss on do....... 30l4 3S
 --- 47,69l IS
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SUGAR AND COFFEE

| nN hand, and for sale at the cash store by
 O Aug. 5, 1856. M. OSBORN.
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IN THE STATE OF ARKANSAS.

The public sale will be held at the land office al BATESVILLE, commencing Monday, the Mir- teentt dag @ OctoJer nect, for the disposal of the va cant public lands within such sections bearing odd numbers above referred to, situated within the nndermentioned townships, viz:
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REPLY OF HON. A. E. BROWN, OF EAsTON, TO THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
 Easton ,ut : 1856. Dear Str-4ours of the 18th inst, reached here during my absence from home. It will be out of my power to accept your invitation to be present at a democratic meeting at Cham bersburg on the 7th August; at that time shall be engaged in court. 1 fully concur in your views of the importance of the coming Pre-. sdential election will aid to the best of mv ability in promoting the election of the demo- cratic candidate.
 With much respect
 am sir, yours, etc.,
 A. E. BROWN.
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No. 5j9. Sales of Alternate Sections in the States of Arkansas and Missouri, and Restora- ton of Withdrawn Lands to Market.
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IoTTIIuIIIs lHt prlor year
 were. rc.................. 1,2S4240 ST
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CONFIRMATION OF TAX-TITLE.
 To all whom it may concern.

And for sale at the cash store by July l5 '56. M. OSBORN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-01
Commercial Intelligence.
Per Baltic,l

Per Baltc.l LIVERPOOL January H. 1856
Our Cotton Market has been extremely dull and depressed
since the last circular imports being pressed the
market Prices have conseq uently given I'd
h. in the mddng and classes and fully b in the
lower descriptions market closing tanely at the following
quotations
Fair Orleans Fair Mobiles 81 Fair Uplands SD u b
Middng do. ZIG Niddlng do 55s Middng do 5-l6 do
The business ending last evening estimated at
$1,000 bales and for to-day at 5000 bales spectators taking
and exporters 4S9O bales.
this port bales American 2s2 000 bales
Do time last year $4,000 bales American 2O000 bales
Import for the week. N40O bales. American, 690 bales
Money continues active end with pretty general feel
ing Bank of England will again be forced to advance
discount consequence of the continued drain of
gold for the continent
There has been dull market in Manchester with decline of
I'D per ID in yarn, and very limited business in CLOTH
There has been rather doing in Wheat and Flour at
Improvement of I'd per 70 lbs. the former and Is Dbl in
Indian Corn in fair request at last weeks rates,
White Wheat lis Cd 2 I'd Red los 10d lis Sd lbs
Western Canal Flour Ais to 49, Baltimore and Philadelphia
42s Cd 43s Ohio 43 AS Canada Ais to AS Sour i0s to as
per bb White Indian Corn ASS Yellow 42s to AS I'd Mixed
AS per quarter.
American continues fair demand at Cd to As I'd
cwt-
WIS nut Yours respectfully, s,..
BROWN, SHIPLEY & co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-01
IMPORTS.

HAVANA-ship Speedwell-In ballast. lD.u
MATANzAS-Schr Wiiam--97 fhds sugar De Wiser &cc
lot furniture, G DeBlanc--lot fruit to Pistola
COAST-Schr Hope Susan-45O bhbls noasses 10 Roman
kerHion .. q,-..
MoBLE-scr Baleares-0 bbls urpenne leo do rosin tic
order. 1.sl .... ,i.
PASCAGOULA-Schr Florida-240a0, feet lumber to
Fash AGO
BILOXI-schr oceena-70O bbs charcoal 10 order. #
TCHEFUNCTA-Schr New Plan-45 cords wood to order.
ANTE RIVER-Schr Ann MeGuinn-55 cords wood CO
order
CLIFTON-schr Marie Louisel0 bags Sea Island Nton &c
cords wood to order. 'tf- .. ,'.as" ...t
BILoXI-Schr Buck Bay-l000 bhs charcoal to order.
BILOXI-Scllr Ludie-35O bbls charcoal to order. %
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-01
REcE1pTs oF PRODUCE.

vIcToRTA-steamer yietora25 bales cotton McI,emore,
iSfSR
= .s. snats anxay gf 6ave aGsa9n
ponnei Cummings Stewart seas Head Masfie &eo9 Do
fss'S Sns iron
WHITE Nationa, bales cotton Eel,
head cattle Robson I Ils-a2 bales cotton Mcehee SEQ
y dc m kso W sSS Se9 c sn ,sSsg
SeeS Richard Sugen5 Brady, German II d9
| sundries 10 orler-Total 46s bales cotton
g!asssS 6eSRssrss Hsyss SEQ dq
200 do -four sees &col42 hides owner on hoard.l6 bales
| hhds sugar !65 bbs molasses
Payne fs1e @ %iS B SSsS
ssts fsae "Sf Esb S e%Dsr ECO @e o
&ei, Pnnes sSeG
Fsa Ss?s qMaas: SS bsss
Stevenson Aco2oJ Bnrridgs 6 Nc
saS' ssy fsss nR
t ID sss .
Marsnssax III d. %olassss FsyRs AsEsison
Ganssl o whisky casks joseph Lands xeos hhds
bs s ass 1 Ss moaass to 0s0" 500 bales cotton &c
an-l59 bbls -four ~ do bb and lard 40 les
dse Frelisen Stevenson &eo5 sacks wheat 4s do corn
@ RssS 5ssss #5's
se sS corn afe es5i hhs i toSac cee
| W e Robnsoll-4S SKIS cornS Nelson &co.
Ss s. So $
go aH He eHG ay Sco s@ a 9s e ss
30 do McGregor, AlIoway &co-l9 head cattle order
LEsteamer Florida-lo2 bales cotton Whiting sco
o ordeloo Gedaes-sundries TO Geddss oreTotal
MISUNDERSTANDING Natehez-3sO bales cotton Buckner
srs S,o HeSs s5 os Rq0G 8so As
John Watt &eol5 oSddy oSi &so55 Ward Saunders =
FaSeS
SRsdfa est
] o5s S'si
WITH fss as,s5 sfs sv ig %5s Il
rs y5s sS s t
Benton SEQ and ordereToal so3 bales cotton
e:
BEo FseIlssn & &eo5 d
ley Hvey@l6 Curry Person. Male Summers co Dc
W.T. f s ,Ersss Ks3
GcoG
STIR Of e Wss SKIS S corn Dbl aE
sGa5$ n?ss 1y's se ySs'nss s5f
S rs s iron ess a3HF
phFs sS cd S ao e5n F sasn &so
key soap Short &co-2a heod cattle ls4 do hogs
| sundreS to order.
RAILROADS..
NEW ORLEANS, oPELoUsAs, AND GREAT WESTERN
RA1LROAD-30 hhls sugar 20 hbls moasses ! do sugar
Sahael00 do molasses Tcte &co2l5 do aores-l52 d.
A Taibaut-4 hhcs Troscair Haydel-l7 do Iob
Charpenter00 ducks 200 bls noasses Barbal Dbl
Iafoest2 do molasses George Connoly- cart Vaon-
bdls hides RiordTotal 81 bbls moasses 81 hhs sugar
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NoRTHER.
RAILRoAD-6 bales cotton to Anderson 4 Metcalf-o
Eubantl4 Payne Harrson-3 NJ Harris-lS Harris Levi
Byne, Vance &co-5 Carroll Pritciard & Cos A Broad
well co4O2 feet lumber G Sandford9d do Sc Works &c
, 672 railroad Co-rotal 81 bales cotton
!, FLATB0ATS.
MADISON-Fuges Boat-150 900 lbs bulk pork 200 bis por
i | 100 kegs lard 100 bbs flour Martini Owen Il Cobb
1NDIANA-Vance's Boat-1700 bbs potatoes Murray Geo
INDIANA-Beard Conn eco 81 Boats2600 bags potoes Is
do apples owner on board.
NQIANA-kerlers Enat-Th.lll llnnnnnles
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-01
sHERIFF's SALES.

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~ vi h!iS!Ht OF a1, a a
S aoa ss 5snd &c aRrfds @ s e
saits pEoseea = ~ Il q u
house No % Jefferson street. II The Second District q s
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/ S ssfsf ts B 4f55BAeco;
E Z f Pieces III BaGGIse =
One Bay HORSE: IA HI
Seized in the au or tIls sgt
5fel24 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
eT g. geSs G R NSErHs
FL yEkS 81 i, ors iss l. q
sa5 j. s { sfsFss fa sas s
sat & !FSYH2HhHs.
y a asli s sax fsEAc. 7'1a
zI PIsess To 81 Lfeo SRhs &
ss.ts dams |: o sssis.s ! s sA5s
CoNDITIoNs-Compant moment de naturalization. b
fsl24 Sheriff dsia II pa laaa d'oresua.
Jes1lsEs RAkEET pAMs
1s s. e Il ssiass sssIs
Hon Bradford Second Justice ef the Peace for the Par
h sf Pfaa ere fs5sS PaSts
geter with all the boards in the yard the part IF board
,ilirds Ct the appraised salne. .15.
with inc With i've horse stalls ali he boards he d
fssa eRs yaan y he sS
p s q s
and security five per
fel9169 s. Sheriff
R5a o9ssn 4
e e sfa aastas
public aeten Eounds & csy Exchange h9a1
y & i 9s a ,o-.,,er viii ii se
customs servudes and eEeunt9 bel =
fbasFFE aRRst ey @
thereoi number Is bounded side the
M ceestn Messy and the other ss y ts Lst NJ I sal
extending depth alley in the common 10 severa
The buildings said consist Of athree
| story Brick House, slate rooted. .4.5 y
TERMs-Cash on the spot. n = 1r1r j& 4
jazz fe1 IL % 80 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
e2ss z YHSyE#AssFF
IA addreBse par Memorable uatriele C6ur de District de
Nouvele Orleans raae ci-dess procederai le SAN
% de fevrier 1856 midi dams Ia Rotonde de la Bourse
Cite SLous celes de Chares ct Royae Fadlud
cation de- - s54 @5p&4 IA 44. q ysB54as
UN TERRAIN siue lie Premier District de eete ~
Vile rue Cornmnne cees DIES Tchoupitoulas ct M
des Magasns dssgne sous le No Ct ayant q peds ~
pofondeur squa alice Commune pluseurs terrain
Ensemble les basses authorizations qui eXs
consistent mAson brques etag
adcses ct ous les rois privileges seVitudes
avantages attaches ct appartenant.. - :.
Cette poprete est borne dun cote par propee de NJ
estin Messy, de autre cote par lie terrain No g. y
4 Saisis dams laffaire ci-dessus Il. ',zst. 49,.
'CONDITIONS-C Compliant moment dc REHABILITATION.
. s. t[irJ 5l.5s, ~. ~ JOSEPH HUFF
is22 fel Il % Sheriff de 10 Parosse d0rleans.