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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-01-10
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS.
r. N. HOWELL

FURNITURE WARE ROOMS.
r. N. HOWELL,
PEARL STREET, JACKSON, OHIO,
RETURNS his sincere thanks to his friends and
customers for their generous patronage, and shall
ever endeavOr by all means in his power to merit
continuance Of the same | am now better prcpar-
ed than ever before, to Satisfy all the wants Of
house keepers IN the
HOUSE FURNISHING LINE,
Having now on hand just received, the largest as
sorment Of the
BEST AND LARGEST STOCK OF
FURNITURE
Ever yet offered to the citizens Of Jackson Coun-
ty which is receiving weekly additions to meet the
wants of my patrons. The public may rest assured
that shall not be under sold by any body.
SOFAS
Walnut and Mahogany.
CHAIRS
Slat and spindle back; Scolop and mock scroll,
Bannister back, Boston and Jenny Lind, Split bot
tom, French cane seat, GrCcian walnut; TaylOr'S
banister iOwerch and plan Office rim back, Chill
drens assorted, Childrens rim back, Cradle Sctccs,
Bannister rocking, Boston arm rocking, California
cane seat, aowered and plain; Spring seat rocking
Cherry cane scat rocking, Walnut and slat rocking
Cherry and walnut do nurse, Ladies' sewing chairs
Miss Carey fancy sewing.
BUREAUS
Projection four drawer. do col. and scroll do.
Walnut dressing, Walnut scroll column do
Walnut round cornered do.
TABLES
V:t.I,, .,,J D,,,I C,s+ n;r;nc. ror1 ouJ n o,,
) tire.
d STANDS
# Double Icavcd two drawer, Two and one draw.
y er, Wash stands, all varieties. Walnut desks
: SAFES
e Four varieties.
i LOOKING CLASSES
;, Different sizes, good article. ...
a BEDSTEADS--
Misses medium, Miss carey French cottage
walnut, Octagon sycamore high post, -.ottHgt
do do Poplar do. do. Poplar square do. 5 #
G, field poplar, French. do Low common, Trundlt
is beds, without Stats, do do with Stats
# If LOUNGES
i Pannel and turned
= CRIBS
R, Large and small
MATTRESSES
Great variety.
CLOCKS
Eight day, "a hour, Mantle, and large size
Metallic and Wood case,
4, jackson, May 2Ith, '55 9 If
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DRY GOOD'S &c.
I. w. GILLELAND


DEALER IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Corner Of Main ami BrOad,Uay SIS, op
posite The Isham House. Jackson, Ohio,
WOULD most respectfully invite the attention
of the citizens Of Jackson and surrounding country,
and the public generally, to his large and well seec-
ted stock Of
DRY GOODS,
Of every variety and desprtiOn of staple and fancy
Goods, such as, Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts,
Tweeds, jeans Cottonades, Mbsins, Ginghams,
Drills, and various other articles too numerous to
mention.
FOR THE LADIES,
We have all kinds of dress goods, and dress trim
mings, Dress Silks, Debege, Chemisttes, DE LANES.
Wrot Collars, Dress Trimmings White Goods, Cling
hams, CalicOeS Hosiery, &C.,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
| A general assortment on hands.
HATS, CAPS, AND BONNETS,
Of every quality and style, and at price, that viii
surely sell.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
A completo assortment and for sale low.
HARDWARE AND QUEENSW ARE
Wooden Ware, Nails, Glass; Salt. Fish, &c. &c
On hand and will be sold at some price. Also,
fresh supply of
GROCERIES.
cannot enumerate, but cordially invite m
friends and customers to give me call before pur
chasing elsewhere, as | thiuk il "no trouble
show goods"
; To prompt customers lean afford the usual facili
ties on time.
r Most kinds ofcountry produce taken, at rulin
| rates in exchange forgoods.
Jackson. Oct Is, '55. 3l-y (con.)
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GuNNElRES
GONNElhES
He also keeps constantly on hand very fns
article of
POWDER,

and French, German and English Percussion
Caps and Grains, Lead, Powder Horns, Flasks,
Shotand Game Bags, Pistols, Hunters Knives,
Bowie Knives; in fact every thing that is neces-
sary for man to protect himself against man or
animal of the most ferocious character. In
short, we have, and intend keeping always on
hand, everything that is usually keptin Hard
waie Store, which we buy directly from the
Manu- lactories, which will enable him to sell as
cheap as can be bought in any town or city in
the State. Just drop in and take look at his
Stock
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THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
2Qtiu Orltans Mlouew 4f(arhet.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp stre

Crescent OFFICE, No 10 Camp street,
Monday Evening r Gu. ~ ie'''
Commercial circles were somewhat t'aeu tS ,"of az
the flaming accounts of war pponS 10 nave oce nfost ny
the Atlantic which arrived at Ne" lork yesterday LIVER
pool and dispatched TO MI quarters o. inc eea suites over INC
Geographic wires Fortunately our community Is NOT very
exciabe on such intelligence me Knowing ones only re-
gared nadlterated bear eiso AT an early onr
subsequent adTces Of the arrival OF the Asia with three days
later accounts than the Atlantic confirmed the impression held
by many that the previous adyccs generally imaginative
tcpordiue tc movements Of Mr. Buchanan far as any
10 N t IN tbeo ae Il, vr fea lie race
po'."o' 20 ~ ~, y ', , 7 ' ,c, i' =.
potwe consider they may also be regarded rs farcir is
well known that was eve returning the United
cator nc III. .rcoa.so- , ,1roo,, oo, o,,,,.nd , SIM, M
',"''e' 40 IN" Ae''' ' '''' "'I' i1'4' i'" Wy
the Intelligence 1t has had but very te eject on our market
as vinced by the regular demand for exchange and the general
dpoio to move forward if ANYTHING is to be gained by SO
doing
The most favorable impression created by the steady re-
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Texas Forbes from Vera Cruz to Harris Morgan
Brig Consane SPAN Battle, days from Havana to master
Sd district 49,
Schr Fawn, from Deer Ranged district.
Schr Shcphcrdess, Harrison days from Moble-Basin
Schr Eudora, HALEY. from 5iloNi--'asn.
Schr George, firm Tchefunctn-Bnsin. '"
Schr Sylphide, Barbarin, from Bonfouca--Basin
Schr Rebecca Ann, Murry from Ponchatoula-Bas
Schr Yankee Gal. Germyn, from Bloxi-Basin.
Sclr Enterprise, McNear, from Observation-Disclosures
Schr Belle Rose Charles, from Bodfouca-Bnsin.
Schr Fame, Augustine, from Amite River-Easin.
Schr Gen Pierce from Amite River-Basin
Schr I.udescada, from Bay St Louis-lasin.
schr Maria Louise, Getaril from Clifton, Miss,
Schr Tigress, Kitchen, from Tickfnw-Basn.
ScAr Morning Star, Black, from Amie Riyer-Basn.
STEAMBOATS,.
Magnolia Thomasson from Ashton
Ingonar Doughty, from Memphis.
Lewis Wheman, Wallace from Yazoo River.
Sy,lona Johnston, from Minden
Florida, Frost, from Mobile.
California, Myers, from Mobile.
Ambassador, Washington, from Paducah.
w McRne, Cannon, from Camden.
W sherman, Gwartney, from Jefferson, Texas.
Oplela, Dmiry, from Bllize.
Fife Alton Hard from Nashville.
VIM Bagaey, Snnot, frem Montgomery.
Effort, Kelly. from Jerifeson
Towboat Phoenix Crowe the Passesowed down
sen on the 10Th inst ships Auela and Seline and bark
Paquet de Sitges-came up light
Towboat Ocean, Chapman from the Passes-owed down
to 10Th inst, ship Marcia Greeneaf and barb
IIansa-came up light
Towboat Downs Davis from the Passes-wedt down light
brought up schr Constane
BELow-COMING UP.
Ship Frank Pierce, Leech, from Liverpool 9Th January
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The Bulls and Bears have fine time occasionally in Nov
York The money article Of the Evening Post Of that city
gives the following way Of settling differences:
Some lively taking place in Wall street in
Of the rise in prices "a member of the Board having
receive from another who could
liver became urgent, he had to deliver himself the same
stock third party, the deaulter unable
the difference, offensive applied when The
deauter doubled his fist and knocked him down, giving him
blow by which his eye lackenci. This is the way
Bears paying differences Perhaps dozen contracts
responded the failure of deliver what
has been sold and resod that number Of times Where the
differences paid the Inconvenience buyers
stock rather than the difference Such violent
this will give force the reasoning Of those parties in tile
Legislature who have introduced bill prevent time
operations by punishment by fine.
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IMPORTS.

VERA CRUZ-Steanlship Texas-Si0G0J lie Eeaua-IGG
w Pickett-5 bales beam W Lachafic kco-Toal 5000
HAVANA-Brig Consarte-In ballast
LONnOSDFRRY-Rark Mary Ann-1C0 tons pig iron %,
600 sa,cs IG bbs and H hampers potatoes Heghton Ran
kin &co
DEER RANGE-Sclr Fawn-S4 bbls strip ~ IF 90 bbl
sugarI csk deer range wine enojohns do Car Koln
MOBILE-schr Shepherhess-65o bbs rosin to order.
RILOXI-scr Eudora2J 100 feet lumber Belle 4 Satfold
TCHEFUNCTA-schr George-G00 bbls shells to order.
PONCIATOULA-Scl,r Rebccca AMI cords wood order
BILOXI-schr Yankee Ga3O 600 feet lumber Stocker
PASCAG0ULA-scir Enterprisc-l5o00 feet lumber 1908
shingles 200b laths TO order.
BONFOUCA--Schr Belle Rose--35,Og bricks to order
ANTE RIVER-Sclir Fancy cords wood to order.
ANTE RIVER-Sclr Gen Pierce-25 cords wood to order
BAY ST IOUIS-Scr Ludescada-50 cords wood to order
CLIFTON-Schr Maria Iouse-30 cords wood to order
TICKFAW-Schr Tigress-30 cords wood 10 order.
ANTE RITER-Schr Morning Sar30 cords wood to order
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MEMORANDA.

E~Stcaner Sherman left Jefferson on The 17tTr nste
Bayou falling fast: left AlLaHg e7 2lst-lake On stand
with 4a fee: the fats left Shreveport tic 2lst; steamer
Fanny Fern taking in cargo 20 above the Raft Red River
rising slowly al Shreveport; 2IsSmgt Powell at pckets
22 met II Wright atDobIs, Linda at IIitcliuys, Lane
Star Craps Bluff 2 Rosa above CGnpte, Swamp FOX at
mouth of Little River, Caddo No at Calouns 9th Piota in
Old River
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EXPORTS.

BARCEI.ONA-Ship Corina000 bples cotton 500 slaves.
COWES AND 4 NARKET-Ship Adlcr--l37l bnes cotton.
HALIFAX-Brg Odd Fcllow-2iG4 Aks corn,
HOIIEE-Schr Souronl1 Ahis sugar, al hbs molayses
lgy VI do, $50 SKIS gnano.
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size lies at the foot Of Bienve street

Es5~ The brig Daniel Wolony, Capt. Widen,
from Boston, ischarging her 1t Post r. First Dis
1rict COlsi.ncts will please the receipt of their
goods.
fen GEO W. IIYNSON d Co, 50 Camp street.
j5ANoticc-The bark Morning Star, Captain
Close from York, dsclHrgl5 cargo Post %
First District Consecs will please attend to the receipt Of
their goods The eyce otherwise they will be stored at their
Ills GEO. W EYNSON & Co, 50 Camp street.
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E1ysA Card.--Thc light drauSht and favor
tie passenger packet steamer rRANk KEENt in SCH, soI
Island tIuYrisonuE, Trinity and MI landings Black River
WEDNESDAY, the 9th inst, ut O'clock 7. N. Shippers
do better than this boat.
GEO. ". MUSE agent,
p Tchoupitoulas st.
line Tho font, IF will strr fe25
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CATTLE M AR K E T.
Shipping gntelligeute.

TUESDAY, February &c, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Corina Span Gallaso, for rceona A & NJ Ieine
Ship Adler, (}rem) Gusavus, FOR Cowes and MARKET
Baxter Lowell &co
Brig Odd Fellow, (I}rit Young, for Halifax, n S,
Joseph lands eco
Schr Soutllron Ellis, for Mobile, Huntington Wade
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9)urtitular ylotites.

~ HALL or LAFAYETTE Hook ARD LADDER Co. No. Ia
gu February q, 1856 x s
H5~At the annual meeting OF the above
Company held this day the following named gentlemen wer.
elected officers for the ensuing year. viz:
Prcsiien-JOhn Tnrpn.
Forcman--tieorge W. Butler.
First Assistant Fnreman-J tinhcr,
Second Assistant ForemaL-P. W!cnmonh.
Trcnfnrcr--M. Vnscca.
Eecrcnry-,I. y. BcrtGl.
Stcward-A. Kuhn
fe26 ct j. y, EERTEI, Srrrctarv
UNION BAEK OF LOUISIANA
New Orleans, February 81 1856. s
E75~ Observation-Disclosures notes offhis Ban X
Of the denomination Of Fitties, issue Of 1855 Signed By p n
Wood, Cashier. have this day been discovered.
The most striking feature in them is in the right hand vignce
The genuine note represents the Of farmer Of 49, while il
the counterfeit 1t that of man. Of nGc. Tho
signature of the Auditor S. f. Marks upon close examination
will he found be engraved the other signatures very wei
executed
fe22 5i GEO. A. FRERET, Cashier.
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srcosn DISTRICT COURT SUCCESSION OF MRS: EIDELIA
+ g,xen t. i1I fss,..s9Fs
show es rSn enc ro ot
they have why the presented by the adinsI
funds fi distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order of the Court
fea6 MI 1 Deputy Clerk.
DEuExE cSgF De DsTRcr fTGGEssIoNS III DE ~ MN Io
AVIS est PA. le present donne auxs cream
crs de la ssdte ct toutes antres peEsones
de les IS 3 n & BG
npproaS omooEue fons epa coo
me enc a., su d. dit &c co anEt
fe26 mia A. DREUX, Depute Grefer.
SECOND Ds1nc7 COURT SUCCESSION oFJANEs sAGER
NOTICE IS Hereby given to the creditors of
ea an" 1en from Ssb e present.
s s 's s5 ss' d % s sn
Sni the funds IN accordance herewith
fe2a aj 70 A. DREUX, Deputy Clerk.
GegH DE Is NE
Est 1e aa,fEs
que cen peut eoncerner davo deduire, dix onrs
sps s1n
parts conforme ment AZ dit compte.
Se22 IS . ~ ~ a. DREUx, Dep. Greffer.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
WE4EREAs, Elisha IIuntiley has petition
Notice hereby given 10 ali whom it may concern to show
within ten days why the prayer of said petitioner should
By order Of the Court
DEUXIEME COUR DE DISTRICT DE LA n. ORLEANS.
a1.e eoa Elf e s.h Y e,Plss ds @
ee Ia succession vacante de Thomas Huney deeede in
@ st Hnn ans s saas
il ne scrait pas fa droit a la de petition.
| felS - e a. DREUX, Dep Grefier.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
| WHEREAS, Bernard kendlg has petitions
w ed tn, Court no Of on the vacant
SSce heTey eSen ali Sho@ to show
within ten days, why the prayer Of the said petitioner
S' s. o5IsF ef The court Dpr,-x n.,. c,-,.
DEUx1EME coUR DE DISTRICT DE LA Nile ORLEANS
que ., lSemd oP, Eesem nts
ce la succession vacane de feu Nathan B. Reed decide
l. present oqne tons ceux celia pept eonssr
| fe1S % % A. DREUX, Dep Grefier
SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
s Saa sr NJ Letters q Gos 5 hns n III s.ae
s D"sy a s Concern
cause within days why the prayer ihe said petitioner
| By order OF the Court
fe22 % % Deputy Clerk.
DEUxIENE coUR DE DISTRICT DE LA N ORLEANS.
| A TTENDU que M. M. Cohen n presente
N petition Il Ia Fetlet d'obenir les etes dad
minton Ia succession de feu Edward NJ. Daley decide
inteSat-
Avis est lie present donnG celia
Cener duvur dedure dix jours les aisons pour
quellcs il ne serait pas fa droit Ia dte petition.
Par orire de III
fe22 % % A. DREUX, Dcpute Greier
Of New Orleans. No. 9lS9.
| NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
~ of this and to all other persons herein Interested to
from the notihcatonif they
have can presented by the tesamentry
executors should be homoogated and
proved the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
| BY order of the court,
| = A. DRECX.
| fe22j29 Deputy Clerk.
DEus1EuE CouR DE DISTRICT }SUCCESsION DE B. MAG
L. NouyEILE ORLEASS.S LONE. No. als9
| Wis est par lie present dOnnc auN cream
n cers de susdite personnes
daroir deue dix ours daer
de la prtente publication les aso esquelles lie compile
les teSancnalres du uefunt de Ia
e sera point homologne les onds
mains repRrts commencement au dit compte.
Par ordre de la
fe22 % A. DREUX Dep. Gretfer.
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WANTED.

VITANTED-FlFTY OPERATIVES On GROVER i
w Bakers Sewing Machines Apply ut No Camp street
second floor. tells 1t
VITANVED.-A LADY OF RESPECTABLE FAMILY
w reduced in by the death of her husband
wishes situation companion housckecper. Wond have
objection situation travelling companion References
given and required. Address Mrs. a. h. Crescent Office
feri
JNANTED-IN A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRO
w charge
proprietor frequently from the city To
teHan fully acquainted with the trade of the city. and eope
tent Situation compensation will be paid Ad-
dress Grocery at this Office. feaj 5t
VTTANTELD-A STU ALTON AS BOOK. KEEPER, BY A
w young who furnish the best references both in
this city and Mobile. AS he claims be thoroughly
will expect liberal salary Address j. r. N, crescent
Office. ten II
VHTANTED-A LADY TO TEACH ENGLISH AND
w academy for Young Ladies' in The country.
Wages, Twenty five dollars month with hoard and lodging
Address Louis Duvgnaui, Atty ut Law, \. q. felSSt
EHTANTED-BOARD IN A CREOLE FAMILY FOR A
w lad II oHge, where he receive the attention
Of Address, with location and (Which
be moderately V. D. T., Mt this Office. jas If
WANTED -INFORMATION.- THE UNDER.
w signed wishes obtain information of his brother Ftl
MERCHANT, who left his fathers house the 10th April
and has been heard of since. lie promised write
but done and is feared that he is dead Any
who knows his whereabouts who has heard from him
the period, would great favor by writing
at Aberdeen, Monroe county Miss
tel6 LEWIS A. MERCHANT JR.
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'e S2W 6HlEsss. ASa IS: 23HS i i SoEToS.
a,srs M s7a sp sIs
NS puIc S hSe Eound City
@ =! !sf 8 7 S$Ss situated in the First
las s joseph Commerce Ig stEsets, designated Sy I
The The 81 s s By s M 9r Teeg on
4"c So s'f' @ Wv tsss
'qss iii, ~ s"Es I15 heinz
No SO Tchoupi,onas street which buildings of three
story brick store with balcony in front brick ktch
t ya lGs n.s three rooms and one pantry water works. the
TERMS AND CONDITIoNs-The purchaser furnish
Isl stock note for the of four thousand three hundred
ary, ISL renewable according charter of the Citizens
eoatEHtiq g bond for the Of two NJ and
M @ ,nS s"F 5sds. cent 3 nss s fro" m"
TRe prchase to assume ali the obligations and rsponsni
tics % o rs sos md on ee he an" M Ss
be identified with the original acts of mortgage and the sher
ifs deed of sale. ~ -
re2amlo17 % Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
pHrxr1E corr DE DISTRICT "a RAN9yE DIES G5royENs
sove de Orleans H. NohF9S ~ ssl 'No
ia :iss%s si, g pst
Or mar, dfSs f s Is sde e e s sls
de Gle rue st-Lou cnire celIes Eoyae Fad
US TERRAIN sue Premier District dc IA vile 49,
de Ia So"Sse Orleans s nSre les Tso
5s,srs ,dSt e % % %
M @ IS ps 81 ut face &c M F"s sI
ous les a'sss a%sorstIons ai sqn
dtc batisse ameo,a'ions consistent magasn ros
6" cambes ct ydrans
etc LON ss ed' as srt sss
NDlrloNS-laclnereur fonrnira To- uu stock note
"nrc rs
s nr ct de- IL Snps de ia aq% ss s @
Sg denS rasres @ payable bic en- deS as si cha
ye"ent i baee S d pris ds" i COMPLIANT
men, de- adjndieao ,ou,os Ia, o,tr rnosoes oux
aconraires ct resuat de Ia eharts ct d.
MS s.re Identities aSec les Iyposcaires
f"ce de vcn!c par lie sheriff. ,, ,,-,,r
fe26mlOl7 IS Sheriff de la parnsse d Orleans.
VACCINE NIATyrEN-vAccISEN ArTER-pHY
sicians paters md Dagsts always be supplied with
pure article III V :sH & EsE5sgaS5 street.
Z % %S 3 y Tssss NJ St,
n and qaa1tsr PIPES Ao spstor article in
ssn one fo'" H. G 10
atsssE5 S4HE
Rfs ka's favorable be had.
T AND yVARRANTs.-HI GHESTMARkETR RATES
- paid for Land Warrants Also all kinds of Uncurrent
Bank Notes, Coin Bullion and Exchange purchased by
II. b. MERREIII & CO.,
n3 d&Wly No. . Camp street, corner of Common
| NAVAL STOEES-TAR, PITCH AND RosIN-
large size barrels landing and for sale by
fel2 ALFRED kEARSEY, p Magazine st.
TIDER-CIDER-TIIE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
" patent portable premium Cider Press
pared to supply his with Cider right from the
ja2i I'm 0''''N f. G. CLOUD.
GOAL! COAL!-SPENCER FIELD & CO., DEALERS
- in Pittsburgh, Anthracite, American English and Scotch
| Camel Coal.
nB~OFFICE-Coner Camp street and Lafayette Square.
n291y
A b. FANTON, AUCTION AND COMMISSION
| m MERCHANT, AUSTIN Texas.
p-Iberal Cash Advances made all kinds of nerchan
| disc olO 2plm-5m&lyW
! NOAII-3O0 TONS LARGE LUMP LEIlIGH COAL, SUIT
| " able for foundry use for sale 10 arrivel by
| j. H. ASHBRIDGE' & CO.,
fee 10 Common street.
STARCE-ao BoX YES F FoX,s WHEAT bEAT FOR SALE BY
| fel9 10 Tchoupitoulas street.
! TANNERS OIL-l0 BBLs. LANDING, VARIOUS
felS ALFRED KEARNEY, 70 Magazine street.
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CHAPMAN Fl AIS, OWNERS
OF, sTE IT.; 4 MO CAPITOL, J.
SAME; JOHN B. FUTCH We
of SAME; LACEY, UPTON &
JOHN FRIEDRICH We. SAME;
AND L. WARNER co. ".
4 SANE Nos. 962e, G651, 9682,.
New Orleans. 96s3 96s4, G02 al3l
pY VIRTUE of seven yyr1fs OF her1 faeiaS TO
ID BY the honorable the Fourth District Court Of
public auction in the Rotunda of the City Exchange nis
between Chartres and Royal Streets on March
TIE STEAMBOAT CAPITOL, together witt, , r. n,
all her furniture tackle, apparel, machinery, laikJ
ETC., she lays at Agiers, on the rght
bank of the river Mississippi. 49,.
Seized in the above suits
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
JOSEPH HCFTY,
fe25 milo II q Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
QrArnrEnE corn DE EMILE BLouINvs, VIM CHAPMAN
de la Nile Orleans SCAPIT6L.: j. r. CHRISTIAN 4 GO.
VS.. les msmes; JOHN KAISER vs.. les nemes JOHN 3.
FUTCH ys. les memes; LACEY, UPTON. Is W OOLDR1DGE
les memes, JOHN FRIEDRICH w. les naInes ct ] l.
WARNER Il co. les memes. Nos $3.50, 9551, 96S2
| I'm VERTU de sept yvrits de fieFi faeIas a.
II moi addresses par Honorable QIatrieme Cour de District
lie VENDREDI q dc mars 1856 midi dams Ia Rotonde de Ia
Bore de Cite stouis celes de Charres Koyae
IL r. BATEAU 4 vAPEuR, CAPITOL en- r.
quill mantenan dams lie port d. AIger -
rive droe du euve presqu'en face de la vile de La Mile
| Orleans.
Saisi dams les afaires cdessus.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de radjudcation
| JOSEPH HUFTY,
| fe25 milo II Fl Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d Orleans.
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Sixth DISTRICT CouRr RAYMOND PoCHELU vs. PAT
OF, AEW oHLEAEs RICK McCORMck-No. 3:D
- 70 me directed by The the sixth District Court Of
sell public auction in the Ronla of the City Exchange St
Louis street between Charities and Royal Streets SAT-
URDAY MARCH % 1856, at IL o'clock NJ.
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situate in the First /eA
District Of this city in the bounded
Market Administration and Felicity Streets designated M
BY the No. three. plan sketch annexed Of sale
from Raymond Pocheu Jacob Kline passed in the ece Of
H. b. Cena Notary Public in this city the 18th May 1851
Said Lot "a feet front Felicity street 20 feet and
lines III width about 81 feet inches
dep,hon the line dividing from Lot ~ and g feet 2inches
and lines depth the line separating from Lot No.
Together with all the buildings and improvements thereon,
rights privileges customs ways sertufes and
ereunto belonging, in any wise arperta;nD which build
ngs and improvements consist Of good stable slate roofed
cis;ern, etc
Seized in the above suit.
Tcrms-Cusi the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-26
5}ttietu Of The 1flarktts.

TUESDAY MORNING, FEE %.
foreign stiiened the market yesterday
$500 bales sold of 1c
days sales prove have nearly 500 bales We
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