davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21
Il: Paper from the, Bark of Cotton.

We called attention some months ago to specimens
Of hemp made from the bark stripped from cotton
stalks and eft at our office for public inspection
We now learn from the New York Day Book, that
of the bark have been exhibited to paper
at the North, which is found to be of
hbroas character, and is considered tobe well adapt
ed for the manufacture Of good paper. The best pc
Rod for preparing this cotton hemp will be as as
practicable after picking of cotton has been finished
The plants should then be pulled up and deW-rotted
like hemp or flax and afterwards broken up and the
bark separated from the wood of the stalk. The
specimens Of cleaned bark exhibited to experienced
paper makers was considered equal to good rags
worth cents per pound, or about $3.50 per ton and
was pronounced the best substitute for rags Of any
raw vegetable material known to the trade. \
&IheIimportance of an abundant and cheap material
as substitute for rags from which good cheap paper
can be made may be judged of from the fact that the
land combined. There is no element in the progress
of civilization more important than cheap paper.
For some years the consumption Of paper has been
gaining on the supply Of rags, and fears have been
felt that the advance in their cost would ultimately
be seriously felt in every department of literature So
that should the discovery of cotton hemp realize the
anticipatons Of paper makers, it will not only prove
valuable to the South but also to the civilized world
e The magnitude ofs the paper business may be con.
ceyed when We take into consideration Tint there
are 75O paper mills in the United States, employing
1900 engines, and which produce annually at ID
cents per ID. S27 ,00O0 900 worth of paper To manu-
taeture this amount Of paper requires 0O0lbs
ofrags II lb. of rags being necessary to produce ID
of paper The value of the rags at the average of
cents per u. amounts to $l6OOO000, to which, the
cost Of making them into paper including II cents to
each H. Of paper in labor, with wastage, chemicals
etc. be added would swell the cost to $23 625 900 tc
produce 100000 Of paper, leaving nett profits on
the total manufacture Of $3,s75,OOO For the yeal
ending the sOth June, 1S55,we imported 4o,ol5,51t
lbs Of foreign rags from rs different countries. o.
lbs. two sicies G,o6O,O0o, Austria 1000 900, Egyp
AGO, ops, Turkey ,92s England ,59l l78. Thu
total value Of the 40,O13,5l6 lbs imported was 81,
25,l50 It is possible that the cotton fields of thu
South may furnish an almost inexhaustible supply Q
alum in modern civilization, an abundant and cheal
supply of paper, [savannah Republican, April
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21
I'll 'yls6 fIs,lIls aiIg QjtessttllE.

4
liz tlsHldffne ndent Ut The Baltincre
Hi rom Washing under Sub ilsti
gays ~
may bring hes of some ,list
fafee from NE. Dallas TheTe Is no that he
Il awaits shee0mpl iance Of the Natal
the demands letter e THE I,s
cembef which demands have been IN ~ Inodleaa
much sss rsaacted They ars specific and peTeln 1ls
tory III their character, and eeiIal y, a,s
isnissoa o} the British filnot be fas al
Tentative ot te ipls 49, ~
recall. sSlS Il, II ~ j, t;,
ffoyefrisst. slS That ta ole sntIeet ls befoIe
them yascolnpg wish ostF aor ~
the enlistment and ts, satsfaS
fiesassIyts IL lila truth of Mir.
NH III III TAI "a the other hand that Lord Palmer
ston will nh ais AT the head Vt the goFeinm mt,
nIayeIt aay slic that ID easepf the
dismissal af Giampt ,he viii not consent to re-
establish II ipbnatc coI1esp with this conn
trE Through Die app intnert minister.
HIS oi,slinaey II the case of the diplomatic dicul
yiifE spsin, I'LL III referred to Dis an example Of
what may be eSpected from him Id case Of the dis
missaI of ar ton. After the dismissal Of Sir
Henry BaI# HE Spanish Government for an I'M
terteTence iii her domestic affairs, diplomatic cores
pondence Ras suspend ed for two years. Thus long.
Spain stood ground but at length she rendered
an humble and degrading apollo and erayed Of the
British GoVernmeat tie Kind favor Of sending back
to her minister not excepting tho same midi
Yidua hy whom her national pride had been insIted
Lord Palinelston ipusly complied with the re-
quest explaining that ali Sir BulWer was elsewhere
employed her service he could not
return. 5gs3 ;85S4i 4s55 s II ss sSs5
HLord Palme ton conmenc any such; game with
the United States, he viii find that lie has e walked
mp the passe, obsttinae or srpefcils
iousness Will eople5 of this country
think themselves Al not3a little than
the people of 9th country and viii assuredly
resent all insults diplomatic intercourse is sns-
pended, never be esn1ned except at tie in
stance of tho British The universal
Yankee Naton' care about speaking TO anys
body that isrl ions TO speak to them. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

PATERNAL DuTY.-The father who plunges into
business so deeply that he has leisure for domestic
duties and pleasures pdwh6se only intercourse with
ms children consists in brief word of authority ora
sufiy amentation over their intolerable expensive
ness, Is equally to be pited and to be blamed. What
right has he to devote to other pursuits the time
which God has allotted to his children :? Nor ist
any excuse to say he cannot support his family in
their present style of living without this effort Task
by what right can his falniIy demand to live in a
manner which requires him to neglect his most
solemn and important duties2 Nor is it an excuse to
say that he wishes to leave them competence Is
he under obligation to leave them that competence
whichhe desires? .Isitan advantage to; them to be
relieved from the necessity of labor? Besides, is
money the only desirable bequest that father can
leave 10 his children Surely, wellcultivated intel
leets, hearts sensible to domestic affection the love
of parents, ana brethren, and sisters; taste for
home pleasures habits Of order regularity and in
dustry d hatred ofsvice and vicious men; and a
lively aenshilits 10 the excellence of girtaeare as
s.alpahle a legacy as an Inheritance Of property
property, purchased by the loss OF every habit
Which could render that property blessing
Maryland.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

= d
dc IL IA iCREANCTERS tiles GRE
Nouvelle Orleans ANGLERS dc GuiNEss i
HILL. No.1005i.
I "A cession DIES prophecies du petItionnair
II est ncceptee la profit de cGnnciers nyd
element nns que les creHncies de Guinness Hill yet est
dofe quune assemble des dts cbncers convoquee
parderant D. T. Ricardo, noaire public cette VILE
g jour de mai 1856 10 eures A. NJ ee dc debsrer
les faires dc nsoyable de nomcr yndic. En- aen
an oues ponrsues udfcaes personne ben
sont sspendues, II est de plus ordonnG gus r. K Howell soft
nomne pour rerresenter les ereancera Rbsens ~
Par ordrc de Ia cour, &c Is avril 1856, .I-4p .s
Il tLS.1 SAMUEL GILMORE, "a
AL pGpute GreIier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21
SET.EI2,ITEVS Sal. EIss

7-1-i--T7-- - = -
SIXTH DISTRICT goURT} ~ sE TIIgQqtf We, w ALIEN
of Now Oflenlls. AMBER IILIrNo. 1896 sE
81 SE.VTlETURl.0 OF a writ of ffer1 faclns to nle
directed BY the Honorable the Sixth District Court OF New
prieans in the Shove case Will proceed TO cell a public
auction the premises, MONDAYApr 2 1856 at 10
O'CLOCK a. N, Gt z25}Ft 7 SSl ElE II 2
I'll y CONTENTS OF A DFANGY STORE,
situate OIL Camp street. No. 56 between Grayer and Naehez
stFs s,s, ~ per inyentory, fled in this office. @
I' oas'l ~ IN ' e spot f 1o11N NJ RNrJ VIZ
4, - ~ 2 7G3S ahetlH OF inc fafsh o orieais.
= js4E ---7;s5 z~tas5f ss
SE Ia upgM De 1sTRcr TRIGnu e vs. ALEX
sd,ass naL S5b,mn WRIT 90 dieri faeias oi
q y en- ds az aairs
pu ~ anls eheam 81 al
aHee sos eG1e suya yenare dcpose bureau
gu moment 11, Dc |, ladigdicaton
ais l6f2l y Sherif de ID Paroisse d Orleans
-, , -, y -, $500,
FIFTH sIEoF Sookf ms MIsbrk VS. Helm
WI IsdSIi NJ NJ "a ND a. BITTER
view Jr,GnE az nobtNo; ioi3os., SH ~
H VaESIbEI OF q VIII nHI aAei2 Iacias $Ni-
- rectch Dy ule ltohorap inc l bsuet 9olft OF New
Orleans IN The above enutied cause 70 NJ late Sheriff.
and by sa lac shefn me shen a. he Faris Of
OreansW proceed 10 sell az phble huGo III tne totunda
Of the City Exchange, ST. nnis street. blWeen Chares and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21
-y4.i,. - SAMPSON BLOSSMAN,
m3l ao q my2 Deputy Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT ALEXANDER HILL. VS.. Ills Z
xou Of GREP}IITT1R S end the cREDI = r;
THE eession Of the petitloner,s property Is
individually asell the creditors of Guinness Hill and It
is ordered that meeting Of said creditors convened and held
before d. l. Ricardo Esq Notary Public in this city on The
I'D Of May 1856 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ to deliberate the
Of the insolyen and elect synic In the meantime all judi
And tits further ordered that R. K Howell Esq appointed
Attorney to represent the absent creditors. ~
BY order of thu Court, this 18th Of April. 1856 r
[I. 81 SAMUEL GILMORE, .. ID
AL Uep,ty Cprt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21
G.and Emeannpnaent.

THE 4. w. GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA I.
o. Of holds its regular sessions the third Tuesday il Jan
uary July each year the Odd Fellows Hail. of
Canp and Lafayette streets
Officers for the year s567Alf Moulton ~ " Grand PatT
W. G. s Warden; James Furneaux R W G. Scribe H vii
j. q. Dunlap, r. W. G. Rep; S. n. Todd, W. G.. Marshal
Thomas Keete W. G. Sentinel John Frankford, w Dep G.
Sentinel ,a ia s,5- s5- . y Il. 49,
Alf Gates r. ". D. p G. Patriarch Of District No. 2
Flnklin Oscar Babee r. w D. D. G. Patriarch of District
No. Baton Rouge; Az D. Covert R. W D. D. G. Patr
arch, of District No T. Clinton. lie.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21
CONsTABLE's SALES.

n'G Pa V 81 eEss5s d AhRFEX
ID fsass sr h Pas es o % Isl
q Ses? ds
2f2t 5 @ tSSBSsH SatsG frank
On i sa ha p 4 N "a s
in he office Of T. ssghsrs then Notary Public il this city
\, 1 GERTA1N VACANT LOT. OF GROUND situated in
suburb franklin in this city, designated by the No. of the
So ns ps aW M GHa
sy as poa NJ j. o booK q plans slid lot ground
e9 e S ya a SGGi o IN situated
suburb Franklin Of this CITY square No 100 eonprsed within
s M Ga G 6 s nnd ra5 s afe0 g the n;
i 5 al Sn BY Mo- Plan dFaEn By @
sn sSffs5RS lS the S S e
plans No said lot 81 feet front by 10
rsR STfSR gsE1S WI OF GROUND situated in
S abn Hnse m th the No 49, 6
nss sss ~ It o1 @ s Il s SG
nde s s 3 @ o Moy PgS s 1T IN s s
feet front Art street by 10 in depth, between parallel
Said property purchased by Lawrence callon on ne IN
dpy Of Ess y S Sn at sale made by the Sheriff III me
iA''i'--'lS' on 'h' SPOT W W. MITCHELL
m2oal5o6 Constable.
SECOND JusErcEs CoURT rSRSEH Eo S Sh
RY VIRTUE Of welt Of iLers faeias to j me
Parrish Of Orleans have offered for sale pub
is aucsn h Bs n ,A fs on the h I Ct m n
appraisement vnlue--. = - !.
mens thereon rights privileges and purtenansss terento
belonging apperning situated in the Fauhourg La
fayee formerly in the Parish of Jefferson in the Fourth
District of the city Of New Orleans and designated by the No.
square No. 26l plan made by j. A. Puego, dated
a5th Of November 1876 deposited the office of A CHA
pella, notary public in this city. ~.
Said lot being comprised within Laurent Josephine Snd
according said plan 81 feet inches front Jose
phne street and extending in depth between parallel lines leo
feet bounded sde towards Laurent street by lot No
and tho other side White street bY LOT No. per
said plan - s5Es 5452 55sEf{
Twill again offer for sale at public auction the above described
property the Banks Arcade Magazine street. SATBR
DAY May g. 1856 u O'Clock NJ to the highest and last bid
der twelve months credit with bond and security bearing
five per cent. interest per anunm: s = E35st go
@s W. ". MITCHELL,
ms e9 Is. 26 nys Constable.
" .z- 81 CONVERSE & CO., V
" eorneE OF Canal and New ls9veo.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

4 country girl coming from the field, was told By
her cousin that she looked as fresh as daisy kissed
with dew. 52 - Il
Well, it wasn't any fellow by that name, but Bill
Jones that kissed me; confound his picture, told
him that every body would find it OUT gal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

We congratulate the Montgomery Advertiser on its
good fortune and repubsh the reasons for its joy:
We had splendid, large, luscious, ripe strawberry
on Tuesday the filstwe have heard Of this season.
It was grown in a garden in this city There prom
ises to be an abundant crop of this yorite fruit this
season. Il..l.aI ~ -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

PACIFIC RklLRoA All Hon. w. a. Lake whiting to
Che New York Mirror thus estimates the distance
freIn SeN York to San Francisco, per the Pacific
Railroad To lie built On tie S2d parallel: IL
From New York to Cairo, either through Il ss ;
New York or Pennsy lYania. 1900 miles.
From Cairo to Marshall, in Texas, via the :
Cairo aud Fulton Railroad 400 q
Thence to Ei Eas0. Is. J ....<.,..,.. 1853 ~
Thence I'd Fort \ una, junction of ella
and Colorado. -. ...s- .,.,.s5 SIS g
Thence to san Diego. II. :. a, s:...s. 200
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21
Interior Encamplments.
ssOdG Fellows Rest
General RELIEF Committee.

The following the members for the present W B.
Koontz President IA Exchange Place; B. DaSva Treusrer
60 BacehRs street. James Furneanx Secretary Odd Fellows
Hall George Ellis Post Office Buildings Exchange Places no
yer streets W W lamborton, Fourth District 7 L Peterson
las streets; j. j. Sherwood A. W. Nc Donne F. W. Frdcn-
thall Common street, H. Casteede Custom house, VIM Dick
of Poydras and Tchouptoulns Streets NJ cahon
gers G. T. Paul Laudais, IS Chartres street; Charles
Callahan,
H- Regular meetings held the third Monday in each
mouth n the Seeetarys office in Odd Fellows Hail.
Gampnnd Lafayette streets, at 6H o'clock p NJ
Z mSl II jl'5 JAMES FuRNEAUX, Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21
STATE OF LOUISIANA r.
FIFTH DISTRICT couRrl HENRY r. SHERMAN VI. HIS

FIFTH DISTRICT CouRrl HENRY T. SHERMAN VIZ. HIS
Of New Orleans. CREDITORS. No. 10.990.
0TI Ei is hereby given 70 the eretiltors OF
appear at the office of R. J. Kerr ESD Notary Public this
city Monday the 18th day of May 1856 ID O'Clock A NJ
for the purpose Of celebrating the affairs of said inSoven
and they further notified that all proceedings against
his and property stayed that james Augusti
EST appointed to represent the absent creditors.
By order Of the court this 18th Of April 1856.
I..-...... II. D. HUBBARD,
al9l0 n3Gd Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

FILLMORE AND DoNELsoN CLUB.-It has been sug-
gested that Fillmore and Donelson Club be organized
IN TINS place, We think the move q commendable
one. 1t will be recollected how efficiently the Fill
more Rangers operated in recent contest in this
State. Let the young and active men of the party
mere get together and Immediately organize. Any
thing that we can do to aid and assist them in devils
ang ne, means to make the Democracy hump themselves
will be cheerfully done.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

= BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS HALL,
ASSOCIATION at their office in Odd Fellows Hall, on
the first Monday OF every month
George Shaw Thomas II. Shields Secretary
John D. Ben Treasurer; Dunlap John Orchard, H. G.
Stetson H. Howard Eneas Smith. Thomas Murray, George
Rareshde Walter Nico All Moulton Edward Plsbury and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

sF. MARRYING clip the subjoned items from the
Franklin Journal Of the 18th instant : i. *,
IA No RArN!-No rain yet. Our planters are very
much discounted at the long dry spell we have re-
Gently experienced and which has proved any thing
but proptious to the crops. AT the present writing
the heavens are overcast, and we have some indica
tons Of rain, N-& II"
Z, Since writing the above, we have had gentle
shower =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21
Subordinate Encampn,ents.

WPE9 , s first and third SATURDAY, in each
3Ss Fs oF e aia
iSER Sses
Furneaux, Assistant Scribe.
m5n% BA FsHs s Sn f. Gains s" sn
SFes psF f. sn G H. B o a0sR e & II
sherwood, j. W.; SIN. Todd Treasurer. ~,
LAsALLE No meets the first and third Monday in each
month in Odd Fellows Hall corner of Camp and Lafayette
R r MGs - h Rdss msis j. Scribe
WASHINGTON No meets the second and fourth Monday
in month in Margny Buildings Third District Officers
s o nsma NJ G. sk slb: H S9mJ
Fl. Mspaugh, Treasurer.
LAFAYETTE No meets the first and third Nondayin each
crossing Fourth District Officers for the present ternJ +
P PH99 ss5 h5as' '4s
pELICANNo.s meets the first and third Saturday in each
psn e ae g & oaL ca IL P
Cppitans W; C Q. Dngue, scribei j. Yedo VS. B. La
interior Encampments.
MAGNOLIA No. A meets in Baton Rouge the second and
fourth Saturday in each month
MOUNT SINAI No. meets in Franklin parish of St. Mary
the first and third Wednesday in each month.
G. W. SHAW No. 10 meets the first and third Saturday in
each month i'll Clinton, parish of East Felciana+
All computations intended for the Grand Encampnen
JAMES FuRNEAUx. C, Scribe.
ssOdd Bellows Rest
BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR 1856 ficers-Henry Bier
President John Stroud Treasurer james Furneaux Secretary
Cemetery Commee-Harper Gllingham, Gardner Smith, LII
ther Homes Finance CommitteeThomas keefe W. c. vii
son, L. Homes sexton-Daniel Merritt. Members-FranI
sT ~ MsG # c.
| VAULTS IN "oDD FELLOWS, REST may be procured
byappying F. NJ CORY atsickles Co.'s s. Canal
s at sfs IN odd FeoTs HAIL
| ner Of Camp and Lafayette streets
The price members Of Stockholdng Hodges will be $40 PEE
| vault; 10 all others, $50 per vault.
Information relative the purchase Of Lots be had
| application to the Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

Joseph EEURnY. % CAMP STREET, IMPORTER,
y Wholesale and Retail Dealer fine Watches Jewely Rich
Fancy and Staple Goods No. 20 Camp street. under the City o
tel New Orleans respectfully invites the attention of Wholesale
asd Retail Dealers and purchasers his VERY LARGE
STOCK OF GOODS which freshly imported and constantly
supplied throughout the year
SHE'LL C0Ml3S-Imaton Shell and Buao Combs of every
l.. style and variety.
BRUSIIESo every description Of his manufacture and
at the lowest Norhern factory prices
TOILET ARTICLES-Suc Perfuuery Hair Oil, Hair Pins
PomRtuna Fancy Soaps, etc. l
FINE FANS PURSES Pocket Books Work Boxes Portable
Desks together with endless variety Of
etc. of every style and shape and unusually low prices
GUNS, PISTOLS. Knives Colts and Warmers Revolving Pts
tolls Scissors, Razors Lo Presevers, Fishing Reels and
Tackle, of every variety sn the determined angler
WATCHES, JEWELRY, etc.
The stock In this ne consisting of the r. r. Cooper NJ
Tobias and Joseph johnson movements with fine
of Swiss and English Levers together with large stock
of fine Eastern Jewey Slverwne etc. have been selected
with great by RoBERTs for many years engaged in
for cash great inducements will be offered to purchasers.
E Every article warranted as represented or the money
funded.
Ra Watches Jewelry. ETC., carefully Repaired and
ranted mig
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21
TAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

ETAT DE la LOUISIANA.
CISautEME Corn DISTRICT HENRY T. SHERMAN VS..
de In Nonyelle- Orleans. SEES GREANGIERS.
.=..l.- No. l0,990
T EIS CREANCIERS deIinso1vable sont par
~ les presents notifies diayoir compaaitrc FeudG Rob
e j. Kerr noaire public Vile l9me Jour
de mai 1856 dix heures du natn, eot de deberer
les aaes du dit nsovabc ct de plus notifies
poursute icaes contre biep suspen
dues ct James D. August nome pour repreener
ancers absentS. 1.f,l
< Par ordre de la &c II avr 1856. #,s-,
R. d. HUBBARD.
al9 lot in BOD s. Deput4 Grefher.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

Tie CORE ent3 Baltimore
sunder date instRl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

IGHAkR5--A good assortment Hayana and domestic. n
" CONVERSE & CO.,
II eorneE Of Canal and New Seveo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
WHERE AS, John Moore has Defitioned the
w Court for letters Of euraorship
late Samuel Gornay deceased nteStae- @
Notice hereby given all whom may concern show
cause within ten days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be granted
By order of the court
A..DREUX
ais % % Deputy CLERK.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

FINOR SALE-A BARGAIN-ON, ACCOUNT OF MY
Il Removal to the Abita Springs t,r
MY RESIDENCE situated in the of Claiborne op-
poste Covnon 100 yards from the Steamboat Landing
Covngon where Schools markets, Stores Churches etc.
afford all the conveuiences required for pleasant
winter residence.
Claiborne noted Springs which, among other
advantages its entire exemption from yellow cholera
be ascrbed Its saubriy may be judged from the fact
that have resided the property for four years. with large
family of children and workmen and have called
physician.
The property consists of story Brick House. four
below and four above with necessary oubuldns Orchard
Garden etc The House stands in let 800 feet 'front.' by 1900
feet deep The land be increased 50 Sur
rounding there growth of magnolia, oak laurel pride of
China etc.
Camp street, or to the subscriber Covington, La, r O.
fel3 ]. s. B0SSIERE.
HOWE's COTTON HARVESTER, FOR
IL picking the field Patented December 4 1885,
The attention OF cotton and others interested pacu
larry invited TO this valuable invention picking
ton in the field. -
The pscne is simple in its construction weighing only eight
pounds and with hand do the work Of FROM three
fvemen in the field. ='z
Cotton picked with this machine much freer
from trash and is left in better condition for ginning
that picked by the old hand method.
We selling State and county rights for the manuac
thereto be obtained by calling the Subscriber
cade HOTEL betweenthe hours 70 and daily machine
Will be In operation BY addressing G. A. HOWE Cleveland,
Ohio 'E'-'Es ~ Ss
Price of machine $25 .~ @aJ#
Orders promptly attended to.
W E. CORNWALL,
mi Agent HoWe's Cotton Harvester
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

hereby certify the foregoing be copy the original
act of record in current register In faith whereof
have hereto signed and affixed the impress of
my official seal this 10th day of April, A. D. 1855.
ala 81 % nly5 Il. Brennan, Notary Public.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

DEUXIEME COUR DE DISTRICT della Nile orleans.
A TTENDU que John Moore n prosecute ttse
Ia petition la Tettet dObenir les lereg de Eura
tclle IL succession de feu Samuel G0lay decide
intestat- ..
Avis est par present onne que peut
daroir dedure dix jnurs les asons pour eSquees
il ne serait pas fa d la Gite petition.
Par ordre de la ....s.-f
A. DREUX,
aI92Y23 Depute CfrelIier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

Of N y5g g 0E rlsas 5 N1NGs-..No. SIG.
~ directed by the honorable the Third Court Of
New Orleans, In the above entitled cause Sheriff
Parish Of Orleans said Sheriff will proceed sell public
ton at the City Hotel Common street, between Camp Mag
zine streets, on SATURDAY, April 26b 1856 at Z O'Clock