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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

MoBGLE-stssme Florida Is bales Watt Noble Motley
81 osnahurgs 5rder-sundries Geddes-and order
Payne Lloyd Ftiersonis Byne vauee &cos2 to
Pauchs &Go-9s Btanier MsKeuna Hubbard Purvis
MeKeroy Froa Conway Pitcher Goodrich
qgSn seE cG s"s Es Gnmpb
odsr-Tosal iss bales
pork hlartin Owen (
Goddess P Fell Farley Jurey
Joseph Lands shelters Phelps II
Do ts9n pssd APPLE j. butter 50 boxes cheese
/ Fsas-5o liquor 4 E / Levy-so do wtkS Newton
lara SSa @ 81 81
whkyJ MGgr ice6C do So REs ctresor?l do do
W Gvens-5 pks mdse Perkins, Campbell deo.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Elephant-i59 Baker Coius-.i do
posan poGnovan do 10 wheat Fslowos
l1S9 do corn NJ Martn-l>7 do orter.'
Capitol bales cotton 50 bb moacs
do deto Shaw kcoo hhds Brady Gormsn co33
Buh"unon Carroll kco7l ebla moasses Angun 4
Bruger7 do hasperol7s hides bundle deer kre Shelby
eoToal baea cotton 70 hhda las bbs 50 half bb
laes
sHREyEPoRTsteamer Lnda-c9 Oakley Haw
kins9n Payne arriaont Prrs, addea &eol4 Cooper
eo. EAt!n seoio Rawl9s Duncan acogs cnddy Brown
g Carroll Sec % HoEs Gsyls Sco98 Wright Davsn
@ds y RST Robs Ts MT yaassk w0
Campbell Eong7 Brsnaer, heKeuus Habbardi Rugsey
ens Po hspE Ter! c &sS S eo ss
ndse do do auselsy Blair Aeo-Total sa bales
Observation-Disclosures Fanny sParhawksb -gar 81 half
Charpentier-58 Hail. Rodd & Prns-
hhds Hewitt Norten teoll0 bills Bogar Foley
Arsri2 hhis Lauvs McCal-1osa92 Ahda as hb
81 hf bb's noiasIss.
BAYOU sARA-steaar Laurel Carroll
Eslin &eoo HsTI-7 CevelaPd Brothers &ee5 to Nale
Summers %ssl BgTRs Vance heO!O ward snagd,s Hnn.5
= o'sf &s"5 had :ssar Fs9ysf so
do DO 50 Gts 10 Sds suksT Iepar VIZ
na"tG 0o HVRsss L9bt ChaIp ntiere do % hhds sagsr
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EXPORTS

LIyERPOOL-s Ship John 5 Parsons-4a76 bales cotton
BARCELONA Big Ana-3s5 bales cotton.
MO8LESchr JosephiGel29 bb whky 20 do aoko
30 do markre 30 b noasea do 50 tales
80 do oas do brap candles Lee sausase
do tongues. So
BREAENship H Wan-so6o baes cotton, asa hhds tobacco
5000 staveE.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

Succession Of Madame Apou deceased. wife OF Edward
minor Children w. EDWARD Gu1LLoTTE' Tator 49, 'Sf
SALE TO EFFECT A PARTITION.
Hoy VIRTUE of an order Of sale dated 3Oth
of November 1856 Victor Bp,ths
t shall of sale at public Enction Banks Mage
described Real Eate and Slaves, TO wit:
LANDED PROPERTY.
PLANTATION, consisting Lqnd situate in The nnr.
ish of Jefferson the left tbs Mississippi ia
miles above the city of New orean measuring front
by g If Wine s S
and Jotn siie aad below the Prp9rty Joseph
said Desree Arnou wife auietts frtm Pierre
CommaA act boe a Chiapa Notary Public city
tire foIlo~ ing named alarea:
EDMOND negro aRed about 10 years. good fell
TOM aged about ears good field cart.
FRANCIS gs aged about so yars good fell hand and cart
FIRMIN, aed years. good hunter
ISAAC aged about years. good field
ST. JOHN ulatto aged 5ar good ded
eaItman
man.
allLLY aged atont9S years. with her child
HohoEe boy aged about 5 years and
NOEL, son q Mu!y negro boy, sged about Il years.
aATHlLDE grille about years, cook
her four erre us boy, aged years.
phine mustto Clovis grn5 boy about
years. and BHzia; aged about ysarg.
ZABETH, grids woman, aged about is years.
Tens Conditions Of SslsFo the Property enc fourth
Of the price adjudication east and the balance credit Of one
years, solvent endors,r. A5i for IN
Slaves third Of the price cash. the credit q one
ant~o with endorsed to the Tesla
msa!ary all Of which
the rate Of cert md by vendo
P%scALis LABARRE,
jana IL Sheriff OF The Parish OF Jefferson.
IN v T a.
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PETRTFACTIoNs; ossIFIcATIGNs, s E55F-"7-
RELIEF Antiquity. EeFsusss
and Of Important EFas Of aIarspt disent
" Cozniora mic View; War StatFlrr
a COMPLETE MACHINE CIRCUS, fsg3SI {354s$5gs
And countless neTslt.es from pariian Of the sSes ~
a WHITE POLAR BEAR.
The only living speenen The Halted stater aad
PAIR OF COLOSSAL oSTRtCIEs, yS85gE j55 y a.
OF crest vgor and activity with many other noyeltiss iusEan
rived from New York, by steamship Granada.
THE BAND OF NEGRO MINISTRIES, 49,
Which will exhibit daily Hall, on tina JaDs7 RaV
mood adjoining, selected great expense New YORK "a
CORPS Of Male and Female Artistic. 5f$E& $780,
E Admission 20 Museum 80 Children
ct Admission 10 Concert and Ballet, csnts.
Clegymen
Free They will be good snargh
to TIE door-kepar enters without
Favorable made yih Schools
kibi-ion will BIS found euantly entertaining.
and from P. NJ
The Concertw Ill afternoon and
of the Museum. 50s Sg@', =
~ The Of the establishment respectfully rendered 10 la
phiiaphrSpc irstitctioup Of The that ihe little
not be ntsrrnpted by the throng their inspection
oses the lady and gentlemen conductors OF the following
eeemosynary natisusions will be pleased olo.
days, il convenient, viz: :
Female Orphan Asylum, CSizter Resis)
MaEcay
The Orphan Boys' Asylam Of LAFAYETTE,
The Children Of he Orphans Home tAIis. Ross Rres
dent)
Third Dict, Thuraiay. January 10.
The Poydrah Fsnais Orphan Asyan,
dos tiani4 '-r 1& 52fF Sl7
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ENLOUR-150 bhls unbranded, for sale by
Z Dis s.H. KENNEDY L CO., 20 PoydTas street.
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HATS. HATS. HATS,

HATst HATS. NATsI
THAT'S FOR 1856; the most fascinating -
Il and Elegant DRESS CHAPEAu that has been #88
placed carried ia the hand OF @A
American manufactured OF the
shaped synecal finished with the
brilliant example how The poetry of may be
IN the fabrication OF The simplest ayte Of seae IA Waiting
nnrivaed igahes richness and disingue
Also FELT HATS and GAPS, equally as good.
D. c. JOHNSTON, Ia PoyGraA akrset,.
janT 81 next " the soIaeref Eaap stfsae-
nFArus. for Bsie nv
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T0BACCo-There has been good demand for Tobacco
during portion Of the week the sales have embraced
about 800 hhds at improvement Of 10 for the better
qualities. The particulars comprise hhds at s68Ac
at s1z@s u at 9c 16 at TX, IA of s, at sz,7 at
OK IL at ~, Ia at7A0S IS at 843Sz, 90 at 8a 10
(crop of 1859 at 10, Mason County Lugs at TX II
hhds at 82499c, and yesterday 50 hhds at 9sc . H.
we
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UNION BANK OF LOUISIANA
New Orleans Jan. 1 1856. !
a n ELECTION for nine Directors by Stock
t& holders held Banking House, MONDAY, hist
inst, between tho htura Of 10 a. NJ. and p b.
iaas ID GEO. A. FRERET, Cashier.
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EpELICAN THEATER.
SIGNoR boNETTI,S
Grsst Partisan Troupe Of
0& ACTING MON EYs
DOGS and GOATS,
Whose wonderful perform peculaie dalnea
ioas, and rsal droeTss excited TIE nrh and aGnTo
yotng beth Connanta and
supremacy other sshi6nsbls entertainments
Pla Opers Eousei.
Nsv York for ONE HUNDRED AND TWESfYa SUCCESSIVE
NIGHTS, and Throughout the principal cities Of
the United ID annals
nnta wt make thsir first 10 three years
in sriss Of their
presensioas etrcfs
auees. l$ t #9S&EE&.
f MONDAY EVENING, January IL, 1885,
The order Of this with the 1
KEY FEAST, Bsnaqe. the anung AID laugh
tar1provokiug To ba succeeded BY
Slack Rope sld Esrsau perornsnes Grad Military spSc-
:aeiea exciting RePrezentatiera 3Eih
provoking Psnuic Scenes with magnificent nod appropriate
cotuueg, eqHaled After which
HERR WON SPlNGALEN, 6sE45
tbs Rotary Whhtrg will through
number his ds7sat pardunaneea-: 81 ss7sa.
The shole eon-rde with OF the To yS
BULL surrounded by Terrific EXPLOSION OF FIRE&oRks
sB- For particulars, ANAL bills. "a 5ssasE
Will open atf performance viii a. sS
O'Clock, precisely.
~ Polite and attentive u.hsra wilt be ID atendarce.
B Deas Circle and Pargaes IS CENTS Second cents
colored Boxes 50 Children, un6sf u yeara TO Dress @
rele, 50 -azas} r. .5
g 1oy oHee, daily, 10 A. IL tos P
/ NJ. {. : "a an5
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clssuEHa couR DsrRIer FRANCOIS SCHMIDT vs. Nine.
HIN VERTU dun ordre de vente rendu lie
N J"nrisr 1886 moi nddreaEe onorsbe Cpqueme Cour
de District de IL Nouyele Orleans cidessu lie poce
tion de- =
Tous les Mebes dams Ia ason Poydra
celes Caronde'ct ct B1e
WILLIE Auivant nsenae depose recours
Ssi dana ladaire colossus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de Rehabilitation
JOSEPH HUFTY,
JalO IL II Sheriff de Ia Paroe diOrl6sna.
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FIssr JDsrIcEs couEr, ]. MURPHY ?. DUSMooDYao.
PARISH OF oRLEAss. { &5 4i0.6.
Ny VIRTUE Of writ Of sale by consent Of
ID parties, directed BY the Hon l. o. Gaisnus First
ee the Pesce for tbs Parish of Orleans will pocssd
public aaclon the 18Th JAZZ 1885, I9o'ioek NJ
Ut the of Pogarts and Front Levee streets
The following property to Wit: As bbu Of POTATOES.
Seized in the above slt. Ter1ns, each on the SPOT
janl2lt e=e 9& WM, C. QUfRE, Constable
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IMPORTS.

LIVERPOOL John McKsnzis-2Oi ks Maxwou eco
L.. DO y 4ss he 80 1s 1sq so-So tons pig iron
lee-l0a mats bottles order.
JANERO-Bark bgs order1Gao do Av,o,
Geo-40 do T Lloyd
MARsEILIEs-s Psteu-loo vermouh leo do soap
$50 pickles 100 wine CavaoclsO pickles soap
ley Blanchard &cooO do vemouh rler
psa 5aF
fill &1 be ewsiS 500 baskets oil Lascsteso pickles
ks Leos,at bbs ehesnus roap
81 ID DO M @ 10 r % as 5 P
eOrdss stgend C.nten2oo pckea do
vine abyntfs to
Taamonsl5 John GcucheOO wine Amt
dls co-a wanuta oil vimouh
800 do 200 do pickles do pc rfamety to order.
LvERPOoLShip Revenues haupels Wait
5o6s SKIS ast Whitney 6el?ii bars non ord25
ss ss @ es hsds aS
Granam-s6o4 SKIS salt order- mdss " Parmsy.
LVERFooLBarkE avelOpe-l2o ks salt 81 1926
satss 1000 tiles order.
KtNGsToS-Bak Moses Kimba-coe0o osangos loads PLAN
ta!ns order.
HAvRE-Batk Robert ssagg-Assorted merchandise.
LOND0N-ship Walase-Bslast.
MARSEILLES-Ship Anbassador-Balas.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Al kansas2as seu Redg Roberts
IssT5G Summit ssTar Ssoli+ FARLEY 5ntey
MeRsSoF hHderda nxs mtss Dosisc ScqIso bales
obs rosin B Bills &eo-Total cotton,
CoEsIGNEBs
Steamship from VerH Cz-Schmid Brugiere Gco-J
&co-J de EsaLaWarreksn KhofSNI Pasro-J
de Fuenss co!ennne &,co-W Pcket-F Camerden-ordsr
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
MoBILE-stssme Watt Noble & Mobey-
osnaburgs srder-sundriss Geddea-and order
rRENToNsteamsr Loulnes bales cotton Andrew sierau-ss
Pauchs &Go-?s B,anie MsKenna Hubbard Purvis
MeKroy Froa Conway co15 pehsr Gooirich
does Paw Inns ppnsan Seol9o George connoIy-5 Campbell
KiIe2 bales peites Manu- Andrew
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ja9Is 80 feb!

SIXTH DsTR1cr CouRr3 City Of New Orleans JOSEPHINE
OF NEW ORLEANS CLAkR-No 1851.
&hY VIRTUE of an alias writ of fieri facias
Az directed by he Honorable the S,th District
.esa1 n the above entitled NJ Marigng late Sheriff by
ton, the Refunds the City Exchange street between
Charities ani Royal ests MONDAY llth 1856 -
o'clock M - "
VACANT LOT OF GROUND, Fourth District of
this No. 46 Said
by Ito feet IN Depth by Washington
Chesnut, Plaqus mine aud Sixth sireee.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms, cash
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FlsT4 s DIsF61s. coyRr FRANCS SeahIoT Mr.; WIDOW
WpY VIRTUE of, and in obedience to an order
Of sale rendered January by Honorable
the Fifth District Court Of New 0reana cause
viii proceed .e public auction SATURDAY 18th Jauusry
1885, Mt l01 O'Clock A. NJ on the premses-
All the Furniture and movable effects situate
Povdrs between Bauue streets The
First Dstre Of this city inventory, at
Office. - - - NN'
Seizsdin the shove suit.
Terms cash spot.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION

4.y.4a NOTICE OF ELECTION ,,zss9
TO FILL A VACANCY occAsIoSED By RESIGNATION. 4
HSY VIRTUE of a Writ of Election to me
Louisiana datsd sh Dscsrber 1885, esc.ioa
oEDAY The fdth Of I'LL the vacancy Rep
rsfentaye in the Fo1rth Representative District Parish Of
oans o;eaoned by the rssussioa Of ,he Hon. B. Eggsson
The suathd voters Of said Fourth Representative District which
extends from the middle Of Canal the middle Of St. Lcu
stree: and from sac ver back to ths Lake hereby
notified thereof and polls will be opened from o'clock AZ
NJ ooek p athe Precincts
i1Per Evidence Of the Commissioners aud Cers appointed
nc authorities By proceedings 70 be uesa
and the returns made To according to law. -&EEE t
a'5~ &t7 VAUDEVILLE MARIGEY Sheriff b
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TAIETY THEATER-
aI- undsr the9nnnagemsnto Of MI DION BouRcIcAULT.

~ Under The y M is1z
THIS EVENING, Jaaaary ~, 1858,
Performances with petit comedy 81
Ka o'srisn Mas Witch she popular iaFes =
be followed the musical entertainment Of
WANDERING NGSSTa Bags, with tho aoug o. biit5-
his Mr.. conclude with the farce o.
TffELoTTERY TIcKET--Wo rn wood Mr.. W. n Jobaasn.
E T-paan sTsnd Biblical Drama, easied ZhiEL ia,
Tina Child Of Israel ls5s 5s5 5{$ sH8 zs8588$s}
pso open st hapast osotE.
~ Pre Of sdniaoa, ssvsn5Eivs Cents to ai paris d '
hoase.
~ Admission on saudayg pur.a he home.
ar opsn seensf snl9
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FT r pzr5s5 ssI 70 VAS
Ny VIRTUE Of writ of feri facias IN
p directed by the Honorable the Fifth District EA
New Orleans in the entitled N. la1igny
Sheriff
lie auor Rounds Of the City Erehauge
Chartres and Ro, sIfess MONDAY Fehrua 1885,
at ~ O'Clock NJ la - -
LOT GROUND, stuate city,
No. a. bounded by St. Phillip, Burgundy
feet street, by
depth together with all the buildings
consulting Of ptorr House, bked posts
contaung four with Places ak gallery paved
bricks E+
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ST. CHI RLES HOTEL C0hPANY,l
New, 0rlesn=, Jan. 5, 1851. !
FEEHE ANNUAL ELECTION of Directors of
this Company will ba held sgTeeaby to tbs Chatter MON
DAY the houra OF 10 aud o'clock at tho Gas
Cor1panys Otice, Common street.
jahs ii Pm. WOOD, Secretary.
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"a WISH est mon intention de m,adressar!
ala Premiere Cour Dr Nna7elle pour
Emancipation eufanta
Geogaun Emma William Henry permission
pEasea Toates eauze doppoon equsa
de es presenter dana srens
Nouvelle Orleans, te I5 Dso 1855.
ais 25ias slels PHILrPE CLAIBORNE, i. c.l.
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A W. BOSW0RTH s CO.. Wholesale and
A Retail Dealers in ICE Bnline Office, Nos II and 70 Front
atreet Depot. between Poydrhs and Lafayette.
Two largo Depas 81. Housez,
Basin, and No. 1875 GrAvier street.. q
Also Depot Pouth Rairoai upper oppo-
aIla the paEenger saloon, New Oeana. ianl SIN
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December %, 1855. I
FEyHE ANNUAL ELECTION of Directors
a. will take place MONDAY, the 4th dGy Of
the Banking House, between the ours Of 10 A. NJ
and 5 P. 81.
dis I'd WM. P. GRhYSON Cashier.
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SxIEME CouE DISTRICT La Vile de Ia Nouvee w.
DE La NouvKLLg-oELstSs. JOSEPHINE CLARK. No. 1851
Nm VERTU dun alias writ de feri facias
a addresse IIonoab'e siseme Cur District Nou
dams are e. deus, NJ. Msiiin Sheriff
celuici trsnea e proc6dera Fevrisr
midi dtns ID Roonde de C6 nus ST. Louis epe
celles de CT rtres ct Royae il REHABILITATION
UF situe dsn le uene VILE dams
iet No. 14s lie dt peds face ia rue
Washington O peda de Wash
inRton CheBuut. PlAquenina et kiGiGme
Sasi dams r4fsire
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de adiudcnon.
JOSEPH HUFTY,
iasl99siebs Sheriff de ia PaIoisse d,Crt,pv
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NOTICE. intend to apply to the First Dis
trict Court Of New Orleans Emancipation
and her Children named eoeana And
William Henry with the Any pson
opposition is hereby notified set forth The
within thirty dave. y5f-2 ~ 3E3&Gzfi'E
New 0rlrRua December ie, 1855. s 5Sf4
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CHARGE OF ROBBERY. Mary Ann Lyons had
Martin Nolan arrested Girod last evening on
charge Of having knocked her down and robbed her of
s2S5 in cash. with her earrings fngerrings handker-
chief, and papers she had in her pocket One Of these
papers was found upon Nolan when arrested Afterwards
Mary Ann herself was arrested, for lying down in the
street beasty drunk She is Perdo fraIty and
1t is rather doubtful that she had as much money as she
claimed to hare been robbed of
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FOURTH DISTRICT Corsr ADELE LoMBER W. ALBERTO DE-
Nkw oELEAn.. ToRN0s-Ec. s,s47
My VIRTUE Of writ Of feri facias, direct
D Honorable Fourth
TIE entitled NJ Margay Sheriff. and by said
lhs Sheriff transferred will proceed TO sell pablo auction
WEDNESDAY Jan. 49, 1885, 10 O'Clock a. NJ the pre-
"
The contents and Fixtures Confectionery Store situate
the Saysdss aud Clio the F District Ct s
city, as Per inventory which car be eeu OF my oiee.
Also, the Lease said Store. t-st"g,e5 + n
Seized in the above suit. l-.4
Terrna, caEs on the spot.
JOSEPH RUFTY,
"a 90 Fof, hs
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QuATR1ExR CouR DIs7RcTl ADELE LOMBER VS. ALBERTO
NouvEnrE-oRtRANs. De ToRNos. sst7.
HIN VERTU dun writ de feri facias addresse
III "A par Phonorable Qxatriame ia
Orleans dams laaire cdetsus NJ Msrigny devant stet
pa, ceui-ei moi auseG proederai MERCRED jan
1856 lUL NJ les Iieux aaudicaton
fonis l'nI.a ConGserie l1auge
Nayades Clio District
tairs depoe bureau {5&..5T
10 bail do ma Asir. '--... ..f..'.
Saisia daps aIairs ci-dessus.
CoNDfTIoNs-Comptans u dc aaiu4icatinn. ~ Fl
JOSEPH HUFTY,
Sksrif de- la Parnss
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FIgsT JrsrIczs' CorGT, u. LOT ve. Fl. WREDE,
PAEIEH OF ORLEANS <l Nc. sf,4Ss. &g@
10y VIRTUE Of writ of feri facias, to
~ directed by the Hon. L. U. Gaisnn Frs.
Peace for the Parish Of Orleans will proceed public
ton MONDAY i4h Of January, 1856 u o'clock M my
ocs, No. 19a Tehoupouias between Jaa Joph
streets, the following described property, ,ov!- 3A
Two Horses, Wagon and Earaess. E5z s5 raztt
sered in the above entitled SUIT. Tsrmr-Csah.
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ACCIDENT. - Manuel Mascarino was badly
bruised yesterday by falling into the hold OF the ship
Revenue Of which vessel he COOK He taken to
he hnsnfal
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szsosp JusrseEs cou=r.l JOHN MITCHELL. HAt1LAN
PARisH OF 0RLEASs. No. s,r3a
HgY VIRTUE of o writ Of feri facias to me
directed By ths Hsn G. NJ Bradford Second Justice The
so1 crcu, Psrdc
on WEDNESDAY, tbs 16sh Of January 1886 at IL o'clock
One Los Of Household Furniture etc.
TermR-Casa en- tie spot 5'f Isl 8r#&& 81 Sh -
jan2IUfb John A AGGTSsF Co,ntahIa ,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23

h1r. JANSEN AND HIS BAIL.-Gen.
VIM. X. Smith, Attorney General, in an
swer to resolution asking whether he
had commenced suits against Jansen and
his bail, reports that suits have been COM
menced on both bonds.
The first has forty-eight sureties, of
which the Sheriff could find only twenty
two-and only eight have entered their
appearance.
The second has thirty-one sureties and
return is made of service Oh twenty-one
The names of several sureties are on
both tonds; some of the sureties have died
and some have removed out of the State. y
the Attorney General reports. If he had
added further; that the law had in no
sense been complied with that no state
ments from the Treasurer had ever been
required by Barstow, as the statutes re-
qulre and that the law is part of every
contract, and consequently the bondsmen
are absolved from any liability, it would
nave been, we think, very near the truth.
we have no idea the State will ever pe,
a dime from the sureties.-[ Madison Pat
riot.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23
R0ARa &C


CORRESPONDENCE OF HENRY CLAY.-We should
have before this acknowledged the receipt of
beautiful copy of the Letters and Private Cor
respondence Of Hon. HEyaY CLAY, from A. S.
Barnrs & Co, New York 1t is book of some
$50 pages gotten up in elegant style, and sold
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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23

JUST Worms FROM AN USExrEcrED
QUARTER.-The Baltimore Clipper, al
though published in slaveholding COM
lnunity, has the boldness and honesty to
characterize the conduct of the Senate in
refusing to accede to the Army Bill Pro-
yiso as deserves. 1t says:
"Tbe Democratic Senators have ex-
hlbted an uncompromising disposition
throughout the session, with a few excep-
tons. They were determined that moth
ing should be done to restrain ruffianism
and lawlessness in Kansas. Although ii
was clearly demonstrated that the elections
had been carried in that Territory by men
not entitled 10 vote, and at the point of the
bayonet-and although the laws passed
by the Legislators thus fraudulently chos-
en- are disgrace to a civilized country,
unjust, unconstitutional. and tyranical-
yet these Senators would not move fin
ger to remove these evils; and now. they
will no doubt look with joyful eyes upon
the scenes of blood and carnage, of muir
der and robbery, which are likely TO re-
suit from their neglect of duty"