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San Andreas independent., 1856-12-27

CHRISTMAS PICTORIAL.-The Column
bia Gazette, compliments the editor and
readers of that paper, with Holiday Pic
torial Views of the Woody Horse, taken
before and after the election. We do not
wish to detract from the merits of others,
but must beg leave TO refer to G Pops .
Illustrated Poem, describing the great
bluddy duel that did Mt come off at Vague
Camp,-sone time ago. Our artist and
poetIess took premium at the recent an
nlversary meeting of the " Consolidated
Bumming and Casing Company" The
poetry has been set to music, especially
prepared for the Harp Nv a thousand
strings, which +" is about seyen-hundrcd
morse power, Judging from the size of tie
ry-'shcel' and will be played on New
ear $ Eye for the Society, in "satisfac-
Tory manner, BY the R. G. musician
San Andreas independent., 1856-12-27

Tom AND JERRY."-If you wish to know
where our friend ''Baly" and ''Pat," spoken of
by our Machine Poet on fourth page, got their
Tom and Jerry, and "Aig Knog, we will tell
at Joe Knights Saloon. Our Joe" alleviated
the sufferings Of his Christmas friends with
great bowls of Tom and Jerry, huge cauldrons
of "Aig Knog," and aromatic bundles, of the
fnest-favored Cigars. Joe always keeps the
best of these things,-and his friends know it.
That's the reason we say So On New Years
Day, a second edition of the above will be fur
nished the celebrating public:
San Andreas independent., 1856-12-27

CHRISTMAS SpoaT IN THE MINES
Stealing turkies on dark nights,-and fall
ing into deep mining g-shafts, half full of
water Who's hit? 1t has been decided
by our Consolidated" that during Christ
mas times, if turkey attempts to bate a
person, it ought to be killed. This ac-
counts for the above adventure and chit. :"
San Andreas independent., 1856-12-27
80 Or. U. ]. Czapkay.-The gentlemal

nsSr DR.. L. j. Czapkay.-The gentleman
whose name forms the caption of this notice is
one of the few modern physicians whose appli-
cation to his profession and devotion to the af-
hicted, render him alike an ornament to the
one and benefit to the other A Hungarian
by BIRTH he sought with Kossuth to place his
country among the nations of the earth, beyond
the oppressors rule, that her sons might re-
joicc i'll the practice of those precepts which
are alike our glory and our pride. In his efforts
so to do, he has reaped the reward of Intellectual
resistance to oppression, and q a home and a
country know him no more" Apart however,
from his claims upon our consideration as a
patriot, the testimonials of character and ca
pacity which he brings entitle him to public
confidence, to the exclusion Of those who pos
sess neither the one or the other. As a gentle
man his character is untarnished as a phvsi
clan, his skill unsurpassed and to those whose
imprudcnce has left upon them the taints of
disease. we can conscentiously commend him
with the assurance that in him they will find
friend whom to know is great gain The DR.. 5
Office is No and 4, Armory Hall, corner of
Sacramento and Montgomery streets, San Fran
cisco. sept27-3m
San Andreas independent., 1856-12-27

ARRIvED.-We notice among the list Of arri-
walls per steamer Oriza6a, the names of S. W.
Brockway and wife. We welcome Mr. Brock
way and his lady, back to their friends and
home, in California. Thus has another jewel
been added to the bright galaxy of married Ia
dies recently introduced into Calaveras county.
Old bachelors-'tgo thou and do likewise"
San Andreas independent., 1856-12-27

ApVlcf--We lately heard of an indi-
.iaaai' on a dark muddy night, rushing
to the Union Ditch in search Of vatsr
The b'hoys who carry cayenne pepperloose
IN their pockets, for the purpose Of sg,t;no
the floor of the Dance house, should be =
careful TO Sewup the holes in their pockets.
The above advice is given grosis.
San Andreas independent., 1856-12-27

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS The Board of Su-
pervisors, after a session of nearly three weeks,
adjourned on Tuesday last They will meet
again on Monday next, to finish the remaining
business A report Of their proceedings will
then be published
San Andreas independent., 1856-12-27

EEE WOULD INFORM the trade of San
III Andreas and vicinity, that he has re-
moved his well known Dry Goods Store, to No
|. Odd Fellows Hall, were he has on hand the
largest, best and most Fashionable Stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
Ever seen in this County, comprising:
Elegant French Brocade Plain and Striped
Silk Dresses.
Also, Black Silks of every description.
Also, a splendid lot of Silk Velvet Mantillas.
Also, Cloth and Satin Mantillas, of the very
latest styles. Large assortment of Grape Shawls.
Also, large assortment of the most hand
some and finest French Embroidery Sets.
Fine Needle Work of every description.
A complete assortment of French and English
Merinos.
Magnificent Scotch Plaids;
! Satin de LANES;
Plain and Figured Woolen de LANES;
! 4 large supply of Window Curtains
Besntiful Bonnet Ribbons;
Also silk and Velvet Ribbons;
/ Sikand Wooden Damasks;
/ Alpacas, of every description;
| 4 tremendous assortment of Hosiery;
Also Fine Flannels of every description
Cashmere; Satinet Jeans, Linseys;
Pilot and Felt Cloth, by the yard
Also a very large assortment of long cloth
Sheetng. Shirting, Drilling and Bedding;
Also a splendid lot of extra size White Blue,
and Scarlet Blankets and Comforts, for family
use.
! Also, an extensive assortment of French and
English Calicoes;
Ladies' Shoes and Caters of every descrip-
/ ton.
| Ladies' Knit Woocn Jackets, and very
large assortment of Fancy Goods in our line
! too numerous to mention.
/ g@R5~ The most of the above named stock
have just received from the Eastern States, and
will sell the same at reduced prices, at whole
sale and retail.
gssA Miners will find it to their advantage to
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
My motto is ''Quick sales aad small profits y
The cheapest store in San Andreas
B. HARRIS.
! San Andreas Dec 20. lS56-tf
San Andreas independent., 1856-12-27

Married-On the 7th inst. at Mokelurn ne
Hill, by O. T. Tibbits, Esq., Mr.. B. Y. SAR-
GENT, to Miss JULIA FLYNN, all of that place
San Andreas independent., 1856-12-27
5pf6ial Il cities.

To the Physicians OF Calaveras County.
You are hereby notified that an adjourned
meeting of the Calaveras County Medical Soci-
ETY. will be held at Mokelumne Hill on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10th, A. D. 1856
Physicians from this and the adjoining coun-
ties are respectfully invited to attend.
By order,
C. B. HOLBROOK, NJ. D., President
T. WooDLEY BRorHERToN, NJ. D., Secretary
Mokelumne Hill, Dec. 20-2t
San Andreas independent., 1856-12-27
$50 REV ARDl

GTOLEN from the Ranch of the subscriber.
- on the San Joaquin river. one mile & ~,
West of Bonsals Ferry, on or about the ISSA-
18th of November last, TWO HORSES One
was large sized gray Mexican horse, branded
with heart on the hip, and about seven years
old. The other was Mexican horse, roam
color, branded with an L on the left hip.
The above reward will be given for informa-
ton that will enable the owner to recover his
horses. THOMAS CORCORAN.
San Andreas Dec 18th i56 decl2-2t
San Andreas independent., 1856-12-27
Calaveras Lodge No. 7e, F. and A. n

Calaveras Lodge No. 78, T. and A. M.
Hold their Stated Meetings at their Hall, ~
in San Andrcas, on the SATURDAY of, zSssfzzA
or next succeeding Full Moon. Visiting Breth-
rem in good standing are respectfully invited to
attend. n. B. jerks, W. NJ
Il. j. ATTINELLI, Secretary. oct Il l-tf
San Andreas independent., 1856-12-27

The largest standing tree, in the Grove, is
the Hercules 1t is $50 feet high and l07 feet in
cireumference-it would make 725, 1000 feet of
lumber. The largest perfect tree has been cut
down, it took five men twenty-five days to fell
It which was done by bosingl-on its stump is
putt Ball Alley-the length of the tree was
500 feet; circumference a5 feet. and /, il judged
/. to be 50oe vaar1 Old.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-11-20

DANGER OF WEARING HooPs IN A
HIGu WIND.-During the wind on
Saturday afternoon, and while the
dust was circulating SO thick that no
one could sec more than the length of
an eye-lash iniront, a lady dressed in
the most elegant style in coming a.
ronnd one Of the corners, was lifted
off her feet by the force Of the wind
acting on the great expanse Of sur
face which she presented toit. The
wind, unfortunately did not set her
down in the same position in which
she was before being taken up, but
turning her gently on one side, it laid
her end-wise On the side walk, where
she commenced a series of astonishing
gyrations, rolling over and over on
the hoops of the skirts, and exhibiting
q species of locomotion which is not
yet generally appreciated, and which
may come into fashion with high
winds and large circlets of light ma
terial. As the lady thus rolled over
and over, several persons were knock
ed down and passed over by the lady
and the hoops, without ever knowing
that anything had bent them. Fortu-
nately for the lady, the dust and
the astonishment of the people
out of duors, permitted but few to
witness this new method Of getting q.
long in a stiff breeze and keeping mp
full sail at the same time. As we
came around the corner we found the
lady wedged between a lamp=post and
a hydrant, and Immediately assisted
to an upright instead Of a recumbent
position.-Detrot 4idU. --S -R1i
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-11-20
T-ealment of tIe Lair.

We may be venturing on a deli.
cate subject perhaps, says tie C0ar-
try Gentleman, but the following
brief extract from an, old LOadan
Magazine, expresses onr views too
nearly to pass unoccupied (: t, a,.
"If the ladies will trust to our SCI
ence on the subject Of hair, in the first
place we can assure them, most conf
IDENTIFY, that so far. is it FROM being
true that oils and pomatums increase
the luster OF the hair, their effect isto
diminish that polish whiclIit naturally
possesses; while, whatever gloss tfey
may give to the hair which is narHs
rally dull, is false, and, likeTall other
falSities, disgusting. Absolute clean
illness, by means OF water alone, to
commence, followed by brushing in
tho direction Of the hair itself in q
dry state, is the true method or Civ
ing to the hair all thepolish oflwhich
it is susceptible; and it is the effect Of
oils of all kinds to disturb or, injure
this; to say nothing Of the disgust
and dirtiness of greasy hair. ut is
the effect of oils, also, to prevent it
from curling; and this slObject is most
efiectually obtained, if without .artiti-
cial means, by curling it when wet,
and suffer it to dry in that state, And
as it.happens that almost all hair has
a tendency to curl in one direction
rather than in another, it is useful TO
study that tendency, so as to conform
to it in the artificial Aexure giyen.--
AS to artificial applications, the whole
Of the so called curing fluids are
mere impositions; while one which is
really etiectual, and at the same time
inofensive, is a weak solution OF isip-
glass, by which IL very firm and per-
manept form can Oe gwen to the
hair. n G @ T
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-11-20
gtlrttrO Stories,
f. 4 From the Philadelphia Sunday Mercuryl
HANS LUDWIG'S DAUGHTERS; {;
OR,
How Harry White got his Wife,
By " sTRAys. ="


In the interior Of the good old State
of Pennsylvania, where the medieval
customs OF classic Germany arc still
in vogue, there dwelL a farmer yelcpt
Ludwig Kramer, whose ancestors,
some score or two Uf years agone, had
cleared and rescued IRON Il savage
wild the capital farm upon which he
dwelt.
Ludwig rejoiced in the proprietor
ship oi two daughtcrs-young, buXom,
and well favored-and in the old
mans opinion, they were the ne psus
uttrG OF rural damsels; and whether
they would make good wives, he would
be fortunate man who might get
them. Blanche was the elder and
prettier OF the two, but Katrine was
the old mans pet, and either of them
in agricultural matters, as the father
said, was worth "shust one t,zen hired
Yankees" for they could dig or plant
Or hoe potatoes, curry and tend the
horses, milk and stable the COWS, pick
geese, and, in fact, were adopts in al
most any department in tarmipg at
fairs. .
1t was in the autumn of AS, that
Ludwig was elected trustee Of the
school district in which he dwell, and
il you had been in Mosquito Valley
about that period, you might have
seen Dutch farmer in ecStacics such
as your optics cannot often witness;
for our friend was moi only trustee, bUi
by unanimous consent OF the "buard'
was appointed examiner OF all candi-
dates for the important station Of tea
cher of the rising generation in the
district, at twelve dollars and half a
month, including Saturdays. Wei
omit any account OF the great feast
given by Ludwig in honor OF his cleo
.tion to Office; and we won't specify
how many hundred quarts OF cider
were drank, how many chickens were
deprived Of their heads, or tell of the
consumption ofsmearkaSe, apple pie,
butter, sour krout, or doughnuts--be'
cause the tonnage OF a hundred dutch
stomacls, or their elastic properties
are 9lrreyalent to the subject. We will
transport our readerto the scloolhouse
where five candidates were in attend.
.ance to undergo the scathing ordeal
.of an examination as to their attain.
,ments, according to statute. Ludwig
was rugged out in butternut, brindle
coat, Of home e-made stuff, with peaked
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-11-20
An Eccentric Baron.

There resides ut country mansion,
called lIermansdorf, near Landshut,
in Bavaria, Il queer, old gentleman,
named Baron Won Halberb, who,
from his retired habits and eccentrici-
ties, is known as the Hermit OF CANT
ling" Some idea may be formed Of
the ancborite's peculiarities and ,taste
from the following dainty advertise
ment just published by him in the
Courier Of Neither Bavaria; Va '''
"My two female readers have Just
left me to look for lovers in the town,
not being able to find the same in my
old castle, | now want to find a te.
male who we'll understands French and
English, and is well instructed. Her
business is to read tome, whereby she
also will improve herself in languages.
She will have a salary ofi400 forins,
and ifshe speaks Italian 100 more.-r
She will likewise have substantial
food, and the best Mocha coffee, three
times a day but nosugar--sugar spoils
Coffee Married women and old
maids need not apply. AS to their
religion, say nothing, because each
must seek to arrive in, Heaven after
his or her own fashion. / observe,
moreover, that | dine at the same ia
ble with my female domestics, be-
cause all persons have equal rights.n
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-11-20
4ottrg.
HOME AGAIN.

Homo again, home again,
From foreign shore,
And Oh, it fills my heart with joy,
To meet my friends once more;
Here dropped the parting tear,
To cross the oceans foam,
But now am with those again,
Who kindly greet me home.
r. Home again.
Happy hearts, happy hearts
With mine have laughed in glee,
But Oh, the friends ! loved in youth,
Seem happier to me
Anlbk my guide should he The fate
Meh bids ME longer roam,
Deu alono can break the tic
ThaE binds my heart to home.
Home again.
Music sweet, music soft,
Lingers around the place,
. And Oh, l feel the childhood charms,
That time cannot eiIace
Then give me but my homestead roof,
NJ I'd ask no palace dome, Z
,c ForI can live happy life,
With those love ut home.
Home again.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-11-20

told me that his trick was forgiven
by the old man; that Katrine had
married Banche's former lover, and
that he was worth snug competency,
the Old man having died from eating
an in6rdinate quantity of newly
made sour krout, which had fer
mented in his stomach. We babe
Henry goodbye, kissed his wife, dis
tributed some change among the
children, ana took our leave at night
fall. Here endeth the narrative. 'r
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-11-20

"James, do You love your sister Z"
/" Yes, SIR" Well, show me how
you love her." The boy stood stiIl,
not knowing what to do. "James,
how do / express my love Of your
mother ." "Ohl" you give her
some bank bills, but / amt got any,"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-11-20

1t is impossible to love one in whose
truthfulness We cannot confde; or to
slight one whose words, and purposes,
and actions are without dissimula-
ton"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-11-20
Ggs gtlt9rt9m 9motrat.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
PEARCE a. SPENCE.

ALEX. PEARcE. JOHN T. SPENCE.
OFFICE IN MALONE's BUILDING,
FRONT STREET., M'ARTBUR, OHIO.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-11-20
NHr. Buchanan Before tho EIeC-
ffiE, tiOn and AT Home. .. -..

We find the following excellent let
ter, considering the source from which
it comes, in the New, York Herald,
published on the morning otthe eloc-
tion: ,,. -..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-11-20

loot! toot "The preaching will
now commenced" said the Presiding
Elder, and we heard nothing more.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-25
SHERIFFoS SALES, +

LnED DIS plsrS, u;, eouRr IgESER JoToN JEN
of pe q rsd sn sais
fftfa 'n s shss s
Sa e 5 SaP Il As
gEnFA5S LOT t1ts s5
Frs, District Of this city q New orean in the square
BY the sessn plan @s sss y
Has ss hs Sss@a s}fss
ss sssn psra
lines 4 feet inches and twosghs ?, an nsh together
and Ways bepngng being the same lot Of
act passed f. s. iS Notary e ISL
June ls4s; which buildings consist Of
Kitchen Containing The House and kitchen are hne
roSf ed, one ne siste e,l etc =.
49, SAMPSON BLossMAN, T."
m25 as Is Is Deputy Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
rnos'ssh eogn
= V dan Writ de saisie Ct ente M
drsse honorable Iroisieme Cor de District de la
a dt s S
UN TERRAfN stus derEiSFe L anbonrg dams ,
Ss}s
P en s @ i
dc r IN de sene d. & en-
lock- devant noae public de cette vile date du % doc
tobre 1913;
proondeur entire sne parallels l26 pieds pouces ct
rs de polce. 10 ~ =-l
Ensemble avec bases authorizations qu
dessuset les dros privileges seryudes
attaches ct appaenant lie dit terrain appartenant deen
de moyen de Pacquson qn' fate de Ia Banqus de
@ f.
tons consistent ason basSe bos contenant cham
bres cuisine basse bois conenant chambers lie
tout convert bardeaux. Une etc. h 2 .f
sas dams Paifaire ci-dessns ...
CONDTTIONS-Comptan an moment de ladjudcntion.
SAMPSON BLOSSMAN,
pcS oS1 III, de la SlrIaa
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT DANIEL MCCARTHY and OTHERS,
TAIN AND oWNERs.-No o562
| pY VIRTUE of a writ of ieri fncias direct
- ed by the honorable the Fifth District Court of New Or
leans to the Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans in the above
titled said Sheriff will proceed to sell at public auction
@ On vs. NR Ap 2 Is 49, at o'clock Nv
with all her furniture tackle apparel, maehin-
cry, ETC., she lays Agiers the right &sssAa
bank of the river Mississippi nearly opposite this city,
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot. --..
SAMPSON BI.OSSMAN,
ms as l525 Deputy Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
c1sau1EnE couR DISTRICT McoARTY ct antEs,
Souvee. Orleans Or woRIp le capsins y lex
q Preparedness. No, 1852.
I'm. yERTU q svrlt de tieri faeias address
Orleans raaire desss sheriff de ID paroisst
dOreans lie dit sheriff procedera lie SAAEDI g dnyr 1856
LIE BATEAU-A.VAPEUR NEW WORLD, f~Sp -
enembe machine, meubles, etc. tel
quill Sc trouve Algers rive drote du #ss4as
eve Mississippi presquen face de vile de Ia Nouvele
| Orleans.
| Saisi dams lafaire ci-dessus .g.-..
| -"= SAMPSON 'BIOSSMAN,
ms a5 Is % Depue Sheriff de Ia parosse II Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-25
MAYoRA1TY OF NEW ORLEANS
. ,s,iy co MAION ,C0UNCTL,
City Hall, City of New Orleans, April "a, 1886
Ma o71a II ~

d
& I No 271s l l.as
RESOLVED Thatthe Comptroller warrant on the Trea-
surer for payment Of the GLOWING blils
James Nimick fer 655 barrels coal for use OF
city, q 53Ec,to March %, 1861. $500 $353 ~
be , g 90, for mops, brooms and feather
busters, for use of porter of City Hall,
George Allan, for repairs and putting up gas
fixtures III porter's room for use of The
Commercial Bulletin, for adver sing Trea
sarer's notice to The public, March 5lh,
si1as Ghickerng for refreshments furnish.
ed officers Of election, held Feb. II, 1866,
for Constable Of Fifth, Sixth and Seventh
Precincts, q sis each. .... SO 90
Picayune for advertising Mayors notice Of
the postponement Of the spring election. 8 90
Crescent, for advertising proceedings Of
Board Of A dermen' and for extra printing,
wsrfgers 'i Fay Roll Frs, District, for on %
sn Met'e eoa@issoner Pay Roll for March, As
Philip Power, salary as Messenger Of Mayor :
c6e for sassn 6Iivier for holding in 10
quests in March, 1856, at $40. 700 90
Sur veyor's pay roll for March, 1s56........ 1906 Sd
f. blanchard, keeper Of police jail
Rations to slaves for March, 1856, $3ss IS
Salary as keeper for March, 49,. SO %
Bill for corn mill, lime and soap e., Is asm s49a IS
Clerk Of Supreme Court costs in following cases
Matthews, Finley Co, VS.. city sly ~
Geo. cIonan vs.; cy .,..''..''' % on az car %
W. A NOT, Clerk saTi4 of Fih District Court
Costs in cases of city for recovery
of taxes If 1854. W
Costs in sundry appeal cases.. 50 00-S2i6 7 90
House of Refuge, pay rolls for supplies for March, SO:
Girls House Of Refuge. s........ $40 O3
Boys House of Refuge.......... 094 1873 1854 Is
| Wardens Church Of ST. Louis
For years rent of building
| adjoining courts ST. Ann
| street, for of courts from
Nav is, 1856, 10 May Is, 1856. $3.50 90
| For running and lighting clock of
church one year from May S, So 400 09-S1,lso 60
| FL. Strong, porter, for washing towels in
| offices of City Hall for March, ls56...... SO Is
| Bennett & Co.. for buggy hire by deputy of
| Street Commissioner, in taking census on
| New Canal. ............... ...',...... q w
S. Meilleur Sup't Insane Asylum
| Keeping insane for March, 1856, $2l0 90
| Salary as Sup't for March, 1885,. 60 90
| Petty xpenses for March, 1856. IL So $29l 50
| Jacob Mcpherson, salary assistant porter
for March, 1856. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40 w
Fl. G. Dawes, bill for services rendered
| while at Cincinnati at work on steam fire
| engine Young America ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3S6 90
! TSipnedl Il. l.. TRACY,
| President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Tsigned1 J.j.LUGENBUHL,
-.,. = A.. -. President Board of Aldermen.
| Approved April ID, 1856.
[signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
| a25 true COPY, Tnos THEARp Secy.
|
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-25
STATE OF LOUISIANA, CITY NEW ORLEANS
Parish Of Orleans, Fifth District Court of New
Orleans,

THE. following named delinquent taxpayers for
L taxes on real estate and slaves due The city of
New Orleans for the years 1858 and 1854, hereby
cited appear before the Fifth District Court of New
Orleans within fifteen days from the date of the first
publication of this citation in The official journal OF
said city, 10 the demand of The city OF New
Orleans for the amount placed opposite their respective
names together with interest thereon, at the rale OF
eight per centum per annum from the ist Monday of
May 1854 and 1885, until paid and five per centum
missions on the same. %H Al.
Witness, The Hon D. Augus,in, Judge of our said
Court, this eleventh day OF April, A. D., 1856
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FIrTH D1srR1cr coUar cry or; NEW ORLEANS ys.
zgL of New Orleans JOHN G0LEMAR-&n. TO- 92$.
pYVIRTUE of an orGgecoF seizure and sale
to directed by the honorable the FIFTH District Court Of
auction at the Gty HeteI Common street. between Camp and
Magazine streets MONDAY, May h 1856 at u O'Clock
BIZ the following described morteAged property, viz
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate on the BStture, in
the square bounded by New Leyee Saint Joseph Fulton and
Nerth Market streets designated BY the No. three plan
known IS the plan Of j. A. Beard Of the date 18th January
1856 and deposited In the Office Of H. B. Cenas, Notary Public
and measuring to said pan feet and six
lines front said New beveo street. and wcniour feet and