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ESTATE OF j. b. n F. GUEX ALIAS D: F. GtEH
BY N. yIGNIE Auctioneer.


BY N. yIGNIE, Auctioneer.
CATURDAY, I4tTi June, 1856, at IL O'Clock,
y will be sold ut public auction in the ronda Of me ST.
Louis Hotel order from the honorable the Sec
oud District New Orleans, dated Sth May 1886, tho
following described slaves and property belonging 10 said sue
ceBsion g--= .15
. PETER negro man, about AS years old. wig
MARY alias Molly, negreSs, about IS years old.
l. 4 CERTAIN TRACT OF GROUND, bounded by Cont,
Eee Louis Marais streets measuring French meas
urs sixty Cont street by hundred and twenty
eight inches Where street. and one hundred
aid W eight inches the line dividing sad lot of
ground from six Together With brick house.
with States containing four closet gallery,
wo.story Kitchen eoeaning four another double kee
wo.story house. stables also, large brick bullying and
bakery containing large and al the buildings ana
improvements erected on said lot. 5t...s
Z, FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, sitsaed in new suburb
Margny designated lots Nos 10 % u and q OF No.
s. comprised between Unio LIBERAL Frcnchmcn and Genius
srects-sad lots measuring eac 30 feet front Union street.
by 30 feet In depth French lot No. 2 being the corner
OF Union and Genius streets. ...
TERMS AND For the Slaves third cash, and
and twelve months credit, In notes TO tho
order purchasers endorsed by them For the Real
Estate cash. and the balance SIX twelve and eighteen
months credit the order Of the purcases and by
them endorsed bearing six per interest from
date till maturity and thereafter If not then paid, eight
cent per until final payment secured by special
gage property The buildings TO be insured until final
payment of the and the policies Of insurance to be trans
fcrred TO the ,utrix No.
Ne Acts before s. Magiier, Esq, notary public;
url1 Ii
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ONT CLEAR HoTEI This delightful and popu-
lar watering place, 50 well known throughout the
4 viii the season 81 Wednesday
next lust under the mana enent ii Messrs. r.
- Ghanberain 9 o., the universally appreciated
proprietors Of the Battle House, Mobile.
be buildings and grounds are now IN perfect Or
der Both have been much improved since last sea
son Boehs superb band has been engaged, and every
variety Of amusement attendant upon fashionable
: summer resorts provided The superior salt water
bathing ashland oysters of Point Clear, are above
commend an world and the rest Of man
a kind y well know. 8
The steamer Southern Star, Capt. Carson will ply
regularly trou ghout the season between Mobile and
Point Clear. 5
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eR1'1'icetE.
M CID W& Eg H. GaE wv IT. &-
c L 0 I II ERS,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS
under City IIotel,)
Have received their usual choice and superior
SPRING and SUMNER
CLOTH IN c.
COMPRISING EVERYTHING NEW AND DESIRABLE
CASIIMARETTE AND ALPACA COATS
FANCY CASHMERE AND DRILL PANTS.
MARsEILLEs AND VALENCIA VESTS
CRAYATS,
HOSIERY,
DRAWERS,
SHIRTS, and
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
az 2ptf in every variety.
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The highest Cash Price paid for all descriptions of Second
hand Furniture Persons leaving city and wishing to dis
of their furniture will find their advantage TO call on
the undersigned.
AlsoSecondhand Furniture sod exchanged and repaired
P. NJ. TOURNE,
ie9 2D2m % Raronnas,root
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eatsSOza, "HygGtt S Co.,
formerly Burnett l. Bostwlck)
PUBLISHERS AND BOOKSELLERS.

rs CAMP STREET.,
VIII Issue the first day of January next the NEW OR
LEANS DIRECTORY" embracing the names Of all citizens
statistics in regard to public institutions also Planters
Directory containing the of the prominent planters
in LOUISIANA MISSISSIPPI ARKANSAS and TEXAS
number of competent and experienced been for
the last six months constantly engaged upon this part of the
work and it will be compiled ut expense sufficient deay
the whole cost of publication of ordinary Directory All
business applications should be addressed to W. H RAINEY
Box N 225 or left at IS Camp street. ie2 2p3ta
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RseMeOUe1! Reinforced
FROM NO. rs TO II ROYAL STREET.
"A supply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE In quarts
ana pin constantly on hand which is equal the that
comes to this market.
Also :.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
BH "A NDxES:
sAZERAC of the Vintage of 1856 1898 and 1906 and othe.
brands
WEATSK "
OF all descrptlons-Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pnts and quarts
On hand my usual assortment of the best WINES md IT,
QuoRS in the Market which will be sold as reasonable
terms rs any other house in tho city.
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR
d7 2pu No II Royal street.
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Dissolution.

The copartnehp heretofore existing under the style
MILLER Il RUSSELL, has been dissolved by limitation
o. ?. MILLER.
D. P. RUSSELL.
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5 MONDAY u MORNING JUNE s, 1856. 4


frA ter our paper had gone to press we received
some Important dispatches from Cincinnati by the
& electric Grape vine line stop the press, and
hasten to lay them before our numerous readers.
Y They will be found somewhere in this paper.
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.ARea1eOCNE.

The Insurance Agency Of the undersigned removed from
% Camp street 10 Is Commercial Place.
je3 2p6t @. ?. MILLER.
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ILLINOIS GESTRAL AHD# ONO AND MISSISSIPPI
ILRo4D Those visiting the Eastern cities should
net overlook vantage which the above roads
offers to their illinois road begins
at Cairo and at sandoyal with the Ohio and
hlississipp 1oad. The latter road, besides passing
through principal inland cities Of Indiana and
Ohio connects With various other roads 1t Indian
apola advantages are Of tWelyet to twenty
honrs tine ever any other route the comfort Of the
cars Viiich are eleven feet il width and tie cheap
zless ffe fare, being checked through to
my point Without charge for handling. Nj. B. F.
u The Southern 81 the route, and may
4 be found at the ST. Charles Hotel ~
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Boots, Shoes and BrOga7as.
AT WHOLESALE
Now landing from ship Norfolk store general assert.
ment of BOOTS, SHOES, BRoGANS, HATS, CAPS etc.
Plantations supplied with prime DITCHING BOOTS RUssET
BOOTS, BRoGANs, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACHy HATS, at the lowest market
prices, by
W. FROST & CO.,
jyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
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HATS! HATS Amy one in want OF, a good hat
at low price he accommodated at D. c. Johnstons No.
f9Peydras street.
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Isl
81 AND Isl
ED1'. >NOs'ti11aea''s Bitter Cordial.

The bland revivng air of Spring is not welcome to the
world than MORTIMER'S BITTER CORDIAL is to theinva-
lid whose reganed strength is but evidenced Nothing in the
muludnous compounds Of the Maeria Medca compare
with this delightful remedy point of simplicity and efficacy
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
ja9 2p6&ItW p and Isl Chartres street
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I'll Card.

NEW ORLEANS, May 8th 1856
Be it known to all whom may concern that the
ment of Nicaragua recognizes agent in the United
except Padre Will, Minister Washington, and Col p. F.
Mancosos, in this city. Capt j. W. wilkins has acting
agent during the absence of Col Mancoos has returned
and resumed the duties Of his office. known
that parties have recently borrowed money the credit
Nicaraguan government, without any authority myg 2p
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Georgia Lottery.
Authorized by the State of Georgia.

a. Fort Gaines Academy Lottery.
Glass 16-Toh drawn in the City of Alana Georgia. npublc
on Thursday June 26 1856, on the
HAVANA PLAN.
SAMUEL, SWAN & CO., Managers.
Prizes Amounting to $4,000,
Will be distributed according the following brilliant scheme
10000 Numbers-249 Prizes: E.#... ..7 "..o
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TELEGRApHED 10 THE CRESCENT.
THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION.

THE AGONY OVERT!
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aslEsustPTIoN--SYe take pleasure in calling the at
tention of onr to the fact which is announced
IN another column, that Messrs W Williams, Bathurst s.
resumed full for all claims against
Stsenl. They have associated with them Mr. r. B.
Of Nashville, Tenn, and will continue the
cotton and commission business under the
style Of Jno. ~ illanls q CO. # 8
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Hr.A II s, C A p S, G

HrA rs, CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE,
We constantly receiving general assortment of Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama, Leghon Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST & CO.,
jy132p&W 10 Magazine street.
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Pierce and Douglas Withdrawn.
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POSITIVE AND UNLIMITED SALE TO CLOSE A
Concern.
BY \. VIGNIE, Auctioneer:

, NJ in tic Rotundn of the St Louis ii9tel be sold
Tho low pressure ST ATES, we'll found
and in excellent order having been locked and thoroughly
oveauel last January her boiler new draws feet y 5nehes
in twenty hours engine So inc cylinder rect stroke,
with suction pump and hose complete capable OF dScrg
Inc 40 ono gallons water per onr Water wheels can be shipped
and nnshipped Instantly making her suitable for sea or yer
trade Her inventory may be at the Auctioneers ohiee
corner Of Cont and Exchange Alley few days previous to tho
sale. :, ,,.a 49,.
she may be seen. -. ..a....,
Accounts by the steamer United States must be presented
not later than the l2 OF June ut N Eges Office, for after
that day no claim against the boat will be admitted or paid
The condition is cash delivery Of said boat after the payment
lct,, I'm. w so ~ je6
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NeIu 0rlealys laiIlnl drfstflrt.
EtllJlIg, yOvRNaE. or NEW on.
e;n, N u. D 8 "A II r 4, n q u IaT,

s@A 4ssss b. KIxca. 35i h WIIlrAn 4. ADAMS
r. ~ u d IXONJ Is; ADAMS.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., March II, 1856.

To Samuel Fl. Gilman, ESD: ~
sr-Sugar planters etc. with perfect safety and security
contract with for yonr improved BagasSe Furnace ii in no
wise conflicts with any tenabe claims held under existing pa
tents To be still more explicit in wise conflicts with any
claim held under existing patents. Respectfully yours
THos. G. CLINTON, I44 Seventh Street
hn7 IT Ute PatHu
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HILMAN'S BAGASSE FUESNACE.-REPORTS
~ In circulation BY nnScrulons parties tile effect that
Patent BaHsSe Furnace is Infringement pa
tent and thereby renders planters who Furnace
liable to it for damages hage made expeent for
employ eminent and we'll known Patent exin
All the papers file at the Patent Office the
ject and his statement below Is sufficient upon
intelligence or honesty Of those who would prejudice
ness by such means. SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
81 Natchez street, New Orleans
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Secondhand Furniture HsouqEt.

o. 0. WOODMAN,
e9 2p6t&1tW corner Of Common and Marazine strents
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WILL SELL FROM
W this date to the LIST November next good and Ash
wood at s. per cord delivered, Pitch Pne Sl1 dry
Fine at 81 per cord delivered M rank equal
SIN meaauTe taken still lower reduction will. be made,
orders left in box No 2 at the Mechanics Deaers'
tXchanse Dr. T. Rankn's Drug Store Camp and
poydr5 Streets residence No 28 aronne street, 1t the
once corner OF Liberty and Shell Road will be promptly at
tended 10 f. j. WHITE
Nntr
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n Mt IewsGlre parsh Of ST. Tammeny, in front Of The
big wharf measuring apent front on Lake Pontea-
train by about eight arpents deep together With all tho
buildings and improvements thereon consisting chiefly o. p
spacious and elegant twostory dwelling having about 10 feet
front with large dining hall bedrooms, front and gal
eries kitchen six wants rooms Stables chicken house,
wash house. carriage house. bath house. This
erty well fenced, is mostly in high cultivated state and
handsomely planted with flower ornamental and fruit trees OF
Descriptions the whole In first order, and worthy tho
speciaI attention Of
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BY order Of Executive Committee Of which we are
members. Nos. ~, 10, so, 332, 645.
There was no seal attached 10 these notes
SURRENDER OF TERRY AND MALoSEY.
As soon a. the prisoners In the armory Of the
Blues found that they were completely in the power
Of the Vigilance Committee, DIR. Ashe appeared at
one OF the windows In the second story and said
that Terry was there, and would not attempt 70
escape. He asked that some Of the Executive Com.
mitee might be sent for TO confer upon the terms of
surrender. A message was Immediately dispatched
10 the Vigilance rooms, and at o'clock the crowds
having in the meantime become perfect Jams
throughout the whole vicinity of the armory, five
members Of the Vigilance Committee arrived, and
made written demand for the persons Of Terry and
Moloney, and for all the arms and munitions OF
In the building. Several communications passed 20
and fro and frequent dispatches were sent 20 and
received from the Committee rooms, when the pri.
soners in the armory were finally notified that they
must surrender in fifteen minutes, and several cannon
which had been brought TO the ground placed In
apostion to compel acquiescence. At the expiration
surrender OF and an entrance to the ar0ry and the
doors were Immediately thrown open bv those inside.
and company of Vigilants marched In. In few
minutes about 300 muskets and other munitions Of
war were carried out and placed upon drays ready
for the purpose, and as soon as these drove Off 90
their way to the Vigilance Armcry, two carriages,
near at hand, drove up, and Terry and Moloney
were brought down and placed in the carriages;
large bodies Of infantry formed around In front Of
and behind them, and the cavalry disposed of them
selves along the sides OF the streets completely sur
rounding the infantry, and keeping OF the crowds
which made the streets, for square after square,
black.
THE PROCESSION AND ITs MARCH.
strong detachment having been left to
guard the balance OF the prisoners at the
Blues armofy, (of whom there were some
fifteen or tweenty) and everything being ready,
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Capituhtion to the Vigilance Committee Of the
Annsry Of the Marion Rifles.
LARGE NUMBER OF ARMS SEIZED.
PRISONERS OF WAR TAKEN AND RELEASED.
roRTH1CATIos OF THE COMMITTEE ROOMS.
MINING NE w S.
indian Wars In Oregon and Northern Cali
fOrnia.

The steamship Illinois, G. S. Boggs, U. 8. N,
commanding, left Aspinwan July 10, at p. NJ, and
arrived at Quarantine at 10 o'clock A. M. yesterday.
She brings the California mails Of the 5th inst, 827
passengers, and 81 ls50,s96 in treasure freight
received from the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's
steamer John L. Stephens r. H. Pearson, Esq, COM
mander. The j. L. s. left San Francisco July s, at
Z P. NJ, with $50 passengers.
On the 18th passed steamer Sierra Nevada, and
the 18th, the steamer Sonora, both bound to San
Francisco.
The following Ia the sDecie list of the Illinois -
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The vigilance Committee.

IFrom the San FrancIsco Bulletin IJune a
|pF THE COMMITTEE STABBED by JUDGE DAVID
9. TERRY.
Z are called on TO record another deed Of blood.
pit three o'clock on Saturday afternoon David s.
n, One OF the Judges of the Supreme Court Of
|ornia, stabbed Sterling A.Hopkins. n member of
Police Department of the Vigilance Committee,
neck, and inflicted wound from which the
8ded man can hardly recover. Two extra Buiis-
we're issued on Saturday evening Zone at and
ther ct oclock), giving the particulars Of the
|sinatlon, ana its results as they were then de-
ed from both Of which and from further mar.
Ars since learned, we now give what we think 10
Eorrect and reliable account Of the whole tragic
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We are indebted to Mr. E. Fl. Mitchell, purser Of
he Illinois, for favors and to the Pacific Express
Iompany, the San Francisco News Depot Of ]. W..
uvan, and the California Express Of G. H. Wine
Co., for files Of California and other papers.
A man named Peter Bennett was drowned in the
tanislaus, near Dead Mans Bar, on the 23d inst.
te was q Canadian Frenchman, aged thirty-two
ears.
James Mcdonald, late Captain of Police, and sr.
kfc,o City Marshal of San FrsQ died = quar-
|r before ten O'Clock, on the nd 4, at
ks residence, on the corner Of Btl we'll
rect.
A little boy, william Boswell, was drowned at
|old Hill recently.
On the Goth ult., an Indian was lynched at Wat
I,uvillc, for killing white man from Sonora.
VIM. Smith, merchant, had been murdered at
llaveras.
ON the 18th ult., John Williams was sentenced to
! hung for the murder Of Casper M. Shepperd, in
slaveras.
John A. Stone was killed In Amador county by
e caving Of bank Of earth.
VIM. Wilson had been sent for 20 years from San
ancisco 10 the Penitentiary for killing q negro.
DR.. Dickerson and daughter were drowned in the
erced river.
B. r. Marshal was shot and badly wounded in an
ray at Murphy's-"
Nicholas Dellepiane deliberately shot and killed
"a. Dawes, at San Jose.
berry Callahan had been arrested at Stockton,
hreed with arson, In the burning Of the residence
z. r Stockwell.
Albert Cunningham was accidentally killed near
lrysviIe.
Nathan Cottle, Of Amador county, had been found
lty Of murder.
man named Sherman was killed at Mexican
dago at Salvador.
Gyron II. Hall was accidentally shot and slightly
lrded by his friend, named Perkins, at Squaw
Eek.
amuel Steel and Samuel Clark were robbed on
highway in Nevada county, OF 81 800.
H. Yates, formerly Of New York, committed
ide at Stockton, on the 23d ult. He was well
wn az a writer for the press. At the same
ts, on the same day, Mrs. Rich, German, also
royed her own life
everly Wells had been convicted Of the murder
man named Dunn, near Benecia.
he body Of Frederick Shilinsky was found near
"a river, where he had been murdered.
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SAN Francisco, July 5, 1866,
3AP.M.-just before mail closes
bdse Terry has offered the Committee that If bis
be submitted to jury, on public trial, and he
)ld be convicted Of even q common assault, that
Fi Immediately resign. The proposition has
been accepted.
has Just been announced by the organs of the
|mttee that Hopkins Is out Of all danger.
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serted at the time of the attack. This Ia not So
was in the act Of closing the front door, when IL
crowd overpowcred me, and threw me in the street.
| am an old soldier and do not relish having 70
serious q charge laid against me.
A. DRKIs, Corporal s. r. Blues.
. LETTERS FROM JUDGE TERRY AND MS WIFE
IL the act Of addressing my fellow citizens In tho
State In this way should by any be thought unbe-
coming | ask their kindly and lust consideration cf
the distressing position in which am placed. De-
prived Of the counsel and advice Of my husband hy
those who hold him in dursnce-denied the oppor-
tunity OF seeing him IN any way, or even OF commu-
nicating with him in writing. privately-I may bc
pardoned II do say anything had better leave
unsaid or undone. / think, however, IL cannot be
wrong for the public to know how ] am treated by
persons who assume to act in its name.
Up TO last Saturday morning had been allowed
TO visit my husband at intervals in his confinement
Since that time have been refused admittance. On
Sunday morning | visited his prison, and was re-
fused. On Monday morning made personal appli-
cation again, with the same result. ! then begGnd
that my husband might be allowed TO write to mo.
and inform me Of his welfare. asked that an open
note from me might be taken to him; IL was per
mitted then requested Of the Committee in wri-
ting that might be allowed to see him. was told
reply would lie sent TO me between four and Ave
o'clock. None came. After IL grew dark in the
evening, unable longer TO bear the suspense, went
down again. l refused admittance. Az I was
retiring, gentleman asked me II had received
letter from my husband, because one from him had
passed the board, and must be laying on the Secre
tary's desk. He went in and obtained it. Il wAs
open. On Tuesday morning at O'Clock I attended
again, and was informed the board had not met
! gentleman offered to submit my request In wri-
ting, TO see my husband ON pecuniary matters.
though 1t should be in the presence Of Witnessed"
The following reply was sent me about IL O'clock
Admi,tance denied. For the present Mrs Terry
communicate business with her husband 10 writing
| July l.
The only communication have had in any mau~
ner II my husbands letter. After II has passed M
scrutiny Of the board, II can no longer be regarded
secret. give IL below, simply and as II Ia.
tcrbear TO add word ot comment upon al