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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-16

Premium at the Nashville Fair in October
last Warranted to contain nothing IN
the least injurious TO Clothes; also
Great Pain Killer.
1--WE under gned having repeatedly been solicited 90
make c0nsiguutnts q the Patent Camrhor Wash Mix
ture has concluded 10 sell county rights in this
state but will future have the Improved CsmphOr Wash
cep in where the rights have sten disposed
aud in the stale 81 Alabama. And that he be bed
rrctualy 20 make this aTrang men he pr poses
divide the patent tor Tennessee and AabsIaa into 20
shares fourth 10 be retained and the renal dsrT59
shares-wiIl offered for sale. pea RENTING
dollars will have share in the Patent fourteen
from july ~, 1854 and Wi b. "a the time m
vestug dollars Be usgd DO the purchase o. tie
ingredients advertising and the necessary expenditure
s to prep aud distribute The Mixture inr sale
Consguments viii be made shareholders twho may
quest ~ and other persons % The Of their
remittance And they will be allowed commission o. 80
per their sales, and also their proportion OF The
profits at larg-.
Annual xhibit Of sales viii be made and yidends Of the
prodt1 RENTED each shareholder No debts viii be
tractsd will the Company responsible for any, the
bu- ines will be couducte1 upon the cash ~ stem.
Any Of tho-e Who have purchaed patents for counties IN
hi Stte have the privilege 81 exchanging their RICH
flr share price they have paid. Tins exchange vii
De made a the cost Of the Pateote~.
il desirable 20 have at least active share
holder each count, in the States named Subsc ptons
for shares b. cio-sd BY the Isl September And
cousgureus ~ The Mixture viii he made very there
after Certificates ssu-d Shareholders who vii Teguest
the Agency, q they desire H.
The under gued sil Agent until the Shareholder
elect hrer directors 90 serve one year, Who will have the
management until their shall be elected.
To- Mobile, Montgomery, Tuscaloosa, Hunts
VILE T4nIdega and Tusrumba, that vi pub-h This tNcs
and other advertisements 10 The amount Of dollars ana
send one copy, Will receive one share. Address
Z. W. CROZitR, Paientee,
je2s Knoxville, Tenn-1
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-16
New Goods! New Goods!

A. &. & A. Il. B T. T. OH
RE- receiving large lot Of goods especially for the
n Winter rade.
We have a good assortment Of all kinds Of
DRESS GOODS
In silk Cashmere DeLaines entirely new. Also asrse
assortment Of
TRIMMINGS
In More antique and Moss We have large lot Of
KID GLOVES
OF the hest quality. Also large lot Of LADIts' MIS-
SIS COLLARS.
Carpets and Curtain Goods.
We have d large Carpets Rugs and Mas, ~ ich VT
eprca ~ invite all Who in want Of such goo give
a cal he.O'e buying.
In addition above h1ye large lot Of ali kinds Of
goods and all as careful examination Of tCcs
at No 40 College ST. [drC2S-ul A. c. & A. b. BEECH
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-16

Among the numerous discoveries Science has m1ed
generation facilitate the business of f-increase its
oyment, and proong the term OF human existence
be named Of real value to Kind, than
this contribution Of Chemistry to the Healing Art vast
trial Of its virtues throughout this broad country has pro
beyond doubt that medicine combination Ct
medicines yet known, surely control and cure tie
varieties Of pulmonary disease which have hh
swept from midst thousands and thousands every
wear. Indeed, there is abundant to believe
Remedy at length been found which be relied on
the most dangerous affections Of the lungs Our space
he will permit to publish any proportion Of the
effected by its use, but ID present the follow
ing and refer further enqu ny my American Almanac,
which the agent below named will always be pleased fur
nish Free wherein u particulars and ind spuab proof
OF these statements.
Office Of Transportation, Laurers R., c., Aug T. 53
pR J c. AVER Dear Sir MY little son four years old,
has recovered from Of malign Scarlet
Fever; his iotten and every person that itrd
him pronounced hin dead child Having used your CHER
tEcToRAL California in the winter Of Is u
attack OF Bronchitis with entire was i0ducrd 20
t~y my Ii tie boy. gave him tea,poonfll every
thee hours, nciEg In the morning, by O'Clock
night, found decided change for the better, and after
three days use, he able drink without pam
It's in the above named disease WILL many child
fond parent For al acti rs Of the Throat and Lungs
believe il to be the best medicine eNtlnt. feeling Of the
deepest gratitude prompts addressing these lines
hut for your important dscovey, my little boy would
have been in another world.
lam your with great respect,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-16

uSr Fsssissd ~ - . aars ,sr,s Dr...i-- a.. :
y Abe. sEs1 ~ - shssP nyia
40 n.euL
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-16

Patent Medicines viil be published at 900 per columE
SsLy, or tl3 tri-Veekiy-viih e. Tor each renewal.
Steamboats, running 10 New Orleans viii be Charged $50
- the season; and when running 20 81. Lou Cincinnati
- as for the season 81 not more than six months
s.srhs privilege % Yearly Advertiser strictly limited 10
e Advertising firm Il dersd including that
4 Il o. individual members.
Announcements published al intervals viz. weekly,
sunthy, charged o. per Che hrt sud ~
9r every subsequent insertion.
Calls pers0us become candid strs vii be inserted
iksr Embellishments 10 be paid Tor invariably advance
Announce candidates County anu state ocss e. and
muncpA ocss g., 10 be PAID Ia advance IN syrry In
fszhce
an advertisements for stranger, transient persons be
sEll IN advance.
Advertisements not marked the copy for specified
.!rr inserted til forbid and mcnt enacted.
No advertisements can be inserted gratuit0usiy
Al Advsrhssmsnts charitable Institutions, IRE coupa
hss ward Iosn And other public meetugs, incadng rs
gious notices, 10 be charged half price.
fsytagsa aud deaths are Published a. news ~ oht
ssi nbutes Of respect and fnnsral Invitations - osr
Advertisements.
ssau.r advertsers And All others sending communica
requiring notices designed cali sisnton 10 fGiF
soiree', Conccrs, any public entertainments, where
eaagts made for AdmttAnce al notice ~ prVats
every notice designed call Atcut0n % private
vrprst calculated Intended 70 promote indviduaA
t>re- only inserted uh unGerstapdng THAI the
70 be paid Tor. ~ Inserted 10 editorial column
lheh be- only az The discretion Of tae edt0Fslt
I'll os ,hArsr az hr o. less hAn ~ pei
Tie anlersgnrd Publishers Of daily knd m ucsky papoFs
ELL u prices ana 90 instAncc dssizfe IRON thea
sHtrd, tNiAN a 90. PatuH once.
q. q. FORFEIT CO. Union And Aua~fie
~ .. HANG A 90. bsnaer0
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-16

YoNs CO. respectfully inform Their patrons, and the
IL pulc general that they have just received very
rye and we'll stock Of fire and choice imported
4 srv
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-16

which, with the large u other goods always on hand
will give better inducements to make their
Sales'S LYONS 4 CO.,
ivf2 10 Cedar street
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-16

JOIN Z. DOUGLASS. Pres1I,~s
Ne q ce@asscAal - "a loa.s. Na.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-16
REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEAN
REGuLAR NEW ORLEANs PACKEr

Il He ne and light dra1ght steamerA TN -
1 CUMBERLAND, CAPT. NJ. d. =. EsRyDrsEa
II. BROOKS being now nearly finished
and the best adapted boat for the trade, will
plying the LIST Of December next between this port and
New orleans. This boat has superior accommodations
Passengers beAfs being adapted carry every description
Of freight and stock in satisfactory For fegtor
passage and orders, apply on board or to
noyS- On II. II. HARRISON. Ag't
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-16
REFLECTION oK LUMBER TO NASHVILLE.

AZ uIlAVN IN LUMbEh ~ NASHVILLE
fI"m br Erp"ft 10 ItuHon Inclusive, Lumber reduced
~ per oar load from f1rmer rates.
Prom CoEau Co Norm nd usiVe Lumber Al
per car oas', from inrErr rates.
Lunnef iom Shelayvls cha gsd sane as from Normandy
dcel4-t ~. l. A.
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAIIROAn
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-16

Agents Wanted 10 every county n m and adjoining States
To sell the above and improved
CORN AND cone MILL.
ITO all such chance 10 make money VII be oHrredi
Exclusive State and County privilege viii be dspcser
Of unusually tAir terms, BY Application 20 The propret0
FAHmEtS AND STOCK HAISER>,
oder you a Coru and Cob MA unsurpassed in the Tn
on AMI which cannot be leceded ~ past o. fonre N
vsutious Il s TIE very M whch every Farmer Sock
Aa.r should have q an trasa fom % ~ bushes Corn
and Clb per hour with horsei easily lifted up AMI
managed. CHS 80 los anl al ntaci Of the grinding
surfaces Is prevented vii last any turner ordinary life
speak thus Of ~ durabli'y, b~cJuse he
principle has been iry tested In the Old BARK Mil no
MGLL on TRIM
n IF il don' give c1np@te satlsfaciion, %
rsturny u there Be any man lhHs disposrl, let him
,pesk satisfaction every ease or the moa.
~ viii b. refunded The Crussr BE- attached 70 horse
power which renders % "a most couyvnisai
MI south on Ma,ou's and Dxon's Hne Al ah-r gru.sF.
in the South require toy much PoEer al soon
ogt. Aoeorlinglo
Tuf LAWS or NATURE.
Ca'n aud Cob Mll ~bch admits q iaerai vahhling
notion sil, nscs sArty, seoa vraf oui 81 other crhcm
are ~ enatr this grand ueciaa ani he Puprirtors
BASS tsnuie b. In he nstraetiaa ~ ~touS8 ANEE
rA have sAsED poser, sna psEF sFsAulchz aAvs
ssens friction, and cAlLESsE osE suaDtJ tho eautray,
hav, n. vested -abahrg lateral alioa, and al
5olpe I'd aeaaev s o. therefore, sssrt that q Is ar
t,r. g 20 4nF ether Nil am uoW selling tl. Tsnas.
sse luysuuoa a. TIE suian sum 81
FGFEE DOLLARS,
81 % sSaa.ns tas iTas srs and priuelsss q sAis Nh
and oraertrom The Propreiors Or Agrnts-
J. 2. Bk0NGOOLE. s,as Proprietor
shsihyvils. Tsnn.
a ZEN rs.
Ellis MleFe Co. ~ NsFsrt street, aathviiie, Asna
etnrrrs and 6eaetal Agents.
HssaHasas. Pal Co. Clarssyas SCENTS Isr Montgomery
couuty-
A. Watkins. Peiaski. AErnt fog Gles Ccazfy
WI. Is. Hut, salsrs Agent ar fnAatia Cnasty, Tcnn.
and gacsson ttsutF, Als.
Jaass B yahos, caslaHaa sPrirga, Assn, i0r ssans,
eanfY
J. v HatcheT, coiurabia. ArCnf 81 NsgFy coaaty.
W. n. tch, ?. kusae, AFssr icr sf.irh Ccungy
. H. Aisa, thSFiceson. Ag~nf o. Hrz.liry toanfy
". +. hanleg bFoz, Loaloa. AErnla a. 49, rsnnet
- 60 is-3Auly
9RlSW0LDS COTTON GINS
MS sutscTeer eviqE - the ne
~i AesP saFy hss. - faruish Pi4alsrs sAsr
lntee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-14

Why SATAN NEVER TROUBLES A WoMAN.-Ma'
honmedans relate the following story as an authentic
and Yertable piece Of tradition, Illustrative of the
fact that the Devil himself has duties to perform in
the world and that all things would go wrong if he
were idle, and neglected them, viz
In the days Of Mahommed, there was an Arab who
had q very pretty wife. The Devil formed himself
into SO exact and accurate likeness Of her husband
that she could not for the life of her tell which Of the
two was her husband Both claimed her that is, the
real husband and the Devil in his likeness The case
excited much interest in the neighborhood, but no
solution Of the difficulty could be obtained length
the case was brought before his Majesty, the Prophet
Mahommed, after alitte reflection, held up certain
eorthen pot in his hand, with spout like teapot
and said to them BOTH Nov, whichever is the real
hsuband will enter this vessel by the spout and thus
establish his claim to the woman" The Devil as
having more capacity in that way than the sturdy
Arab Of real flesh and bones entered at once into the
pot, as suggested. The moment he entered, Moham-
med closed the top of the spout and kept him shut in
| But, by the time Mahommed had kept him shut up
for few days, it was aseertaned that the world was
| getting wrong in all its machinery Mahommed was
therefore constrained to let the Devil ont from his
confinement, to take his necessary place in the man
| agement Of the affairs of the world. But before re
storing him to his liberty again, Mahommed cxtorted
| a solemn promise from him that he would never
trouble the fair sex any more, but conne himself tC
! what he could do among the male sex.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-14

POLITICAL Misunderstanding Of boiling, every
was when Clay was sacrificed and Taylornominated-
and yet Taylor was elected. Everybody remembers
how great was the boiling at the North when Van
Buren, was sacrificed and Polk northumberland yet
Polk was elected So Of the boiling of l856-it will
amount to nothing The great stream of American
ism is bearing Fillmore and Donelson in triumphant
style, and it will drown all boiling and all boilers.
individuals cannot stand in its way any more than
stlaws, Man is nothing against great public prin-
tcpe. The nominations in Philadelphia are wise and
hist and therefore is theparty invincble The name
of Fillmore is the brightest one Of the old Wing
names-and the name OF Andrew Jackson Donelson,
the strongest amongst the old jackson Democracy.
Boilers cannot damage them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-14
II i;ss i

WAslgTNGTog Seward gave
notice Of yppisnel-
far;s tos tile cop
The extra al=
1wanga to George services
Il rendered Rg hin sreeee.
When MI. GOT vas post
y poneds s, M 5st, TIN
lg, sebasti Iouse BIZ mailing
appropriations restoring mai aiming the
peaceable espostio o. Indian tribes on tile
af sgksa Isl inine1
sliafet enilside
med KANSAS
sferanee The fon of ass9nli Com
hard oTtll, hay
not well satls5
4ied cont nted to,a Ey
Df GOOD HpW lose the little
aysSgoh from
HI Hal Eed some Cola
HUE me- insi
ifis bltat# the 8f the
E i 70 resist edefat
be# 3sa5
They netiee that nm
ttley bloody
Had procured Sharp rifles and organized
oatliss a9ur7
ssasssF VI hi thsse iSsts il
% his tHg #s3a
@ he Semitic I'D III ssilll s8S5
Das:- Evans intrefiaeea
Eli ~ Authorize and taeIata the constractio af
@ the Northern md Central Pacific Rifead
and ghetto tele graph lines Referred to- the ss
Z leet committee on chat subject. ssS y
The House resolved itself into of tlae
Whole on the state of Till Union, III the
ehair,) and took up tie Senltes amen to the
NJ deficiency approp riation# bill ri
vt genne entered INTO al argument
to show that the South iii more conservative
North, Hence the accession OF slave StaEa has a
AZ tendency the Union. He launc into
party reviewing in seonde the Ises
pabfiesii ticalafiy Pile
5 latter $#Es Is rs "a. III
Tia e here rose, aid tt5e Hoifse AZ ioufnea
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-14

OLD DOCUMENTS ARE DANGEROUS THIads. ~ We
seeitstated that the Hon; james Buchanan delivered
Ii Fourth of July grafton, at Lancaster Pa, in 1885,
iii the course az which he said :EsAboYe ALIVE
ought to drive from our shores foreign Influence, and
cherish American feeling Foreign influence has
been in every the curse of lepublicsits jaul-
diced eye sees everything iffase coors. The thick
atmosphere ofpfeudice by which it is ever sur.
rounded, excluding fromts sight the lghtof reason.
Well what Of It !? Did mt Mr.. Buchanan once de-
clare that IT, he thought that he had drop of Demo
henot now patent pure steel Democrat Consis-
tency npoliticians isatogether novelty Exchange
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-14
woSDrsruI cAsnn sAoAorrr.-rhe Troy {N.y3

Times of the Sd publishes the following:
The Messrs. Staude, tohacconiats, No. IS Congress
street. closed their store last evening" leaving their
favorite Newfoundland inside. This morning, on
opening the store, the floor in the back room was
found to be on fire, and the dog was laborng with
his fore feet and mouth trying to subdue it. A pail
of water which stood in the room had been poured
fully combatted the fire as to prevent its spreading
beyond spot two or three feet square. How long
the noble elloWhad stood sentinel and fought down
the advancing flames can only be conjectured-it
must have been several hours His feet legs and
month were badly burned, and it Is feared that he is
seriously injured internally by inhang the hot air
He refuses food, and Is apparently in much pain We
trust the sagaeicns and faithful creature is not dan
gefously Injured. This is the, same dog which dis
covered the man Lally on tho ice few weeks since
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-14

h FASHIONS Prose BaLad.-I saw her as she
sailed along in an elegant silk balloon, and borne on
bymanY d puff Of praise all sung to an Ia mode tune,
saw heras she traed along, like a racer sharp and
thin, and many voice in ecstacy proclaimed that
she would VIM l saw q coal scuttle bonnet,
with front foot or two, and rapurous praise ina
saw cup and saucer stuck the back Of her head,
and the very same crowd, with praises loud, declared
that fashion led. Hurra for balloons and races coal
seuttles, cups sauces, too. To thunder with sense
and reason, I'm bound to go crazy, too.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-14

An exchange says: God intended all women to
be beautiful as much as He did the roses and the
morning glories and what He Intended they should
become, they would, they should obey his laws and
cut Incidence and corset-srings aud indulge in free
dom and fresh air. For girl to expect to be hand
with the action of her lungs dependent on the
expansive nature Of cents worth Of tape, is as alb
surd as to look for tulips in snowbank, or full
grown oak in flower pot"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-14
! Portland, Oregon.

s. ALL N AT1oNs.--The cosmopolitan or composite
characterof our city population was well illustrated
in Wesf street yesterday morning A yeritabe Turk
vas selling fancy soaps at the corner of Barclay
street ION the corner opposite was Chinaman sell
ing cigars; Dutch grocery was within mailing dis
tance and simultaneously emerging from the door
were an African and Dutchman An effort was
made to look up an American in the neighborhood,
but when reporter was last heard from he had not
arriYed.--TN. Y. EXnrcss.
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General Relief Committee,

The following the members for the present term ", b.
Koontz, President ii Exchange Place; g. aSvn Treasurer
60 EacchUs street; James F0rncax Secretary Odd Fellows
Halt; George Ellis Post ice Buildings Exchange pace
Ray 0 Camp street; j. NJ Crawford, Camp and
yier streets, W W lamberton, Fourth District T. T. Peterson
Custo-se H. H. Stanley, Richard and Tcboupitol.
las streets; j. j. Sherwood A. W. Mcdonnell, T. W. Frulcn-
ha, Common street; II. CAstercdo Custom house,
Of Poydas and Tchoupoulas Streets NJ 3cNalon
Eers; e. T. Paul. T. Lirauias Is Gartres street; Charles
Callahan.
EGy-Rcguar meetings held on the third Monday in eac,
moHE ~ The SecrearSs Office in Odd Fellows Hail.
Camp and Lafayette streets, ut az o'clock P. NJ.
m3l II JAMES FURNEAUX Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-14

q You may talk to me, said an old soaker about
your export and your import-you may 5peechify
report and support-you may shout ontil the soes Of
your boots and the souls Of your body pegged out
concerning the Turkish Porte and seaport but give
me genewine old port, double \ brand: them's the
mort for me.lN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-14

'GERMAN MOVEMENT IN GALEsA --dbolitoaisna
aud Foreign Dcmocracy.-The German citizens Of
a few days ago. which was addressed byMr Stibolt,
the edtorof the Vorwarts, liberal paper, the publ
cation of which is about to be reyiyedand after his
address the following, among other resolutions
subscribed to by one hundred and ffXseyen persons
Of German birth
ReSozoea; That. we, as true Democrats, for the
present. Impressive our independence ofal political
parties, and go only for principles ,5 M
|. Reso!ced, That slavery is curse toour beloved
Republic stain for a free nation-arld: that we
therefore will stand with all free men, shoulder to-
shoulder fighting against the propagation Of slavery
over free territory andagainst the Nebraska bill and
its consequences
f2esoloea, THAT the slavery question is the most
argent and important question Of the present time.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-14

,.
Iso7s We
Baton Rouge Comet; of
quite suggestive,
sil9 en- very
snd n6t oIle u ton reaches the public
through sla pf Tie fie4yspape
N tfqi knows
fEltf6 col0ted Of New England Is q
happy and contents races Mrs.. Stowe has
iven ef word for dotsee by Lucy Stone "a reg
sbFielS4saRd Susan Anth9ny, Md. If the world
hstter surety than this, it must go elsewhere to
tell another href incident ILLUSTRATIVE Of
Some three years ago,S T. i. Thor
New Cork, I'll liking with him his4tain
ESily. Belonging to the family vas faithful negro
woman who went with them to theFEmpire State.
Mrs. Tholps very bad health whensiie left here
grew worse 0n erriving in New York, and died. The
slave Of Louisiana is, OF course, free in that State
and now that she has lost her mistress, she desires to
come back to Louisiana and to seryitude "A gentle
Of this city received q letter a short time ago,
Thorpe, written at the instance Of the free
oasea begging tile gentleman in question to take
liefand give her9ashone in serytude. According TO
the laws of Louisiana, she could not return as free
person and she prefers to back and go voull-
tary into seryitde rather than live among her de-
graded despised and miserable peoples the glorious
| land Of freedoms spoken Of SO poetically by Mrs
Anthony Stowe 81 Cos sss
The kind hearted and benevolent people of Gotham
wonld do well to make q note Of this, and pass il
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S II 4 i z
fouaGii Dlsriler uoVRr n AND
fIAIsIIsSNFS or sicIpSIfFS
&$ a.EE tn ~ No. sssysIs AAG ~ PRl3SIUNs-2S

FouariI DISTRICT goURr DER ZEN AND $IN
No Al Nv u ] Rfs5loais
sTDY VITsTU OF ii writ OF III erl facfas issued
Oh atweVe months bond and tene directed by the hohof
blete F5tri District Court Nav Orleans viii
sell auction AZ The ly 9e
&Iand singular that cerai vacant u OF OF
ates lying and being in the laue9ng ahoya 1hs
8pe September, lS3i and oiice
OF r. riua late e Notary Public this no tile Office OF
Theo Glyo 2said lot measuring, n Epsss
Mary street; The Of sn lot not
tho line Of jacques Alo4ni BY " Is Donna
said proper be exhibited AT Tie time end
place u sale. ts2tSS."s 'fs$$ss$S2s7
4 Seised III the above suit. ~ 4 a.. lei II a
+ TElMS-lash on the spot. - X &
4 mil 24a7H Sheriff Of tic Parish Of Orleans,
Corr ~ ERMEN y H!SBI;
tss,'SE eG5Hsss fss fHEs
NOVEL Geans. n % Pr
HIN VEIEsTNU iaauil Ngrit Il eri fac lance
Quatriene Conr do District de Oeas dams Tat
clsssis lie pfocederafe IL sayFil 1856 M City
GEkTNlN L0T BIZ M ERE NJ situe an fanbourg Ste.
cette designes Ii 1ettre
pose Ietltde TRINA, leSant r6taespllc eette
.vls uelle de Theodore GuSo l,oiaEe
lie dit lot anslast2 ,iedS
dit lne iite de atqnes Moqnin, Ia
quelie3ilest borne dhns 10 fond n'eunt pas pnhGe,
~ cfo1a do an lieu ct fheutc de m
1 JOSEPH ItUFTY,.3 "
ml# ~ Sheriff de Ia paroisse diQrleans