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The daily union., 1856-04-05
THE NEW YORK DEMOCRACY.

In union there strength and not unfrequenty strength
sufficient 10 the desired end correspondent o
the Albany Argus and Atlas at Rome, New York, thu
gives the result Of the recent charter election In that
town;
"Our charter election beld yesterday. The know
nothugs aud republicans fased candidate or president
and on some other officers The democrats-bads and
sosuned cordially ticket The result was, that the
democratic candidate for president received 453 votes
the know nothing and republican candidate ass rotesust
200 democratic majority The whole democratic ticket beth
general and ward officers except In the Th
ward elected This shows what der do when
united Tho democrats Of this town achieved smar VIC
tory at their town meeting"
The fac mbodied in the above bath significant aud
encouraging,
The daily union., 1856-04-05
THE PENDING CANVASS in CONNECTICUT

The democrats Of Bridgeport held the largest meeting
ever known In that place Tuesday evening Hon
James Loomis heretofore leading wbg) president
Of the meeting and after his appointment the cry
Ere rssounded through the cyl II announced thai
Mr. LoomiSs barn fire. adjoining his residence but
the gentleman would not leave his post until the meeting
adjourned. Messrs Bigler and Orr spoke with great
effect
Ia Stamford (ssys the New Haven Regiser the demo
erats addressed by Colonel Weller and Hon T H.
Rickard 1t was very large assembage. The speaking
was very effective and told well upon the dsrkantern OPP
position
The daily union., 1856-04-05
rnE WATERS STILL AeIrArEp.

In the Little Rock Democrat Of the 18th ultimo find
the cards Of number Of Withdrawing know-nothugs In
Lawrence county hessrs. II W. Richey, n r Meadows,
Asa H. Eddy, and A. H. g. Mccoy have seeded from the
order; in Independence county, j. sturdvant Rock
port W. II. Huffman ooi,map, 4. X. Brown; at Camp
Greek, David Finn We congratulate these gentlemen
upon their return to light and liberty.
The daily union., 1856-04-05

CAtHoRSiA QUICKSILVER mSE.-The United States dis
triet court 70 Northern California has given decision in
favor Of RobertJ Walker ex-secretary Of the essprv
Commodore Stockton and others awarding 10 them bs
sston o. the great Amaden quicksilver mine at Santa
Clara The exports Of this valuable metal from Cal,or
mia aI fom this mine. The quantity erpor,sd 4 al.
iale634 poundsvelue, se5s 3I7 and in isbs osi
24l pobpds--valne, S9s5,62I "'
The daily union., 1856-04-05

Eans1zLENsSrJ l. Eseston, clerk in the s,a.e Bank
at Charleston, Soalh Carolina is under arrest charged
with embcazDg $4,000 Of which $4,000 has been rocoy
cred. .......
The daily union., 1856-04-05

In the New Hampshire Patriot Of last Wednesdays u.
we find unofficial from every town in the State
According 10 these returns the for governor foo up
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-30

A RIDICULOUS SToRY-In the London Times
of the 1lth inst. we find the following note ad-
dressed to its editors:
SIR During the Mexican war the United
States openly enlisted men for their service both
in Upper and Lower Canada; they had agents
both at Niagara and in tho Eastern townships-
Surely this is sufficient precedent and justies the
action of the English government about which SO
much noise has been made You may rely on the
truth of this statement
lam, sir, your obedient servant
JOHN s. CUMMINs Lit Col c. NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-30

Charles Graham. young IIishman, died from
sunstroke In Charleston on Monday
The daughter of Jno. C. Calhoun, who John Van
Buren, was reported about TO marry, Is already
married to Hon. Mr.. Cremson, Of Md. MI Y. D..
will have 10 wait.
In Wheeling, Va, on the 22d, the Thermometer
stood AZ 100.
Eleven children were born on the steamer 1T.
Nicholas on trip from New Orleans TO ST. Louis
with company Of German cmgrants, last week.
Henry b. Jordan. eolored sailor on board the
schooner Virginia. was drowned Thursday, by
falling overheard 1t Smithfeld, Va
Jno r. Eckles has been elected Commissioner
of the Revenue In Petersburg.
Col Andersen MofFeft, for many years a promi.
nent member Of the Virginia Legislature and an
officer In the war Of 1912, dicd in Rockingham
county, on the 18th inst zsr
large number of visitors arc already at Old
Point. Va e
The Delhi Qs) Republican states that land
sold near thas town recently for 500 per acre.
One Of the resources of Minnesota q from the
ssie Of lumber, from which iE 3 estimated that
81, Coz, ,0O0 viii be received this year.
The steamer Indian LEFT Quebec on Saturday
last for Liverpool, with i32 passengers =
The Clinton. N. J., Stass prison sustained >
damage Of e25, 900 By hfe last week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-30

A WEALTHY SHEPHERD--Jonas Webb, a
wealthy EDglishman and the original cultivator of
the South Down race OF sheep, is now exhibiting
specimens of the breed At the Cattle Show in Paris.
He was dressed in a peasants blouse. uEder which
he wore 4 magnificent chain, reaching to his gir-
die Each link of the chain consisted of . gold
medsl received by the owner at some agricultural
fair or other as prize for the excellence of this
South Down
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-30

THE WEATHER--In Boston Friday the weather
was very warm and oppressive, and the atrnos-
phere was relieved by heavy thunder storm In
Savannah, Thursday, the thermometer stood at So
and violent thunder storm took place by which
ship was struck by lightning In Charleston. S.
c., Friday, the thermometer stood At y2o and In
Macon, Ga, at 95o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-30
by JAS. A. COwARDrN.
HoTnI.s.
NI0RyEI.I. HOUSE. Main asrrcs. Ly,

NI0RyELi. HOUSE, Main atrees, Lynch
Y burg Va, will open on the let day Of Jny, 1855
ASELLs 4 HYDE. Proprietors This house is now
ale,eeiae change Of ronsf,aefion that will place il
kn footins with the best modera built hotels.
The Interior will contain every nscessary eonse-
for guests and will he furnished in s,yle OF
and coafet suited TO the tsstes OF all, end
81 character that will mskc it rank in fact, with
Ma first class hotels in the country INV So-d&cims
N ATIO>Ai. HOTEL, lnin street, staan-
Il Y ton, Virsinis wv. j. HUNTER CO., Pro-
pretos.
rR- An Omnibus will always be in readiness at the
Aalraea Depot to take passengers 70 and rom this
y lee OF charge my S. 6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-30

MATRIMoNY IN BosToN--Thus far during the
present year there is a considerable falling off in
the number of marriages in this city, as compared
with the same period of last year Within n
short time two males of nearly sixty years have
been married females OF less than twenty years,
while considerable number of males of fifty and
upwards have been married to females of thirty
aud under-7rap.iler.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-30

INDIGNATION MEETING "A large and respecta-
BILE meeting was held at Piedmont Station, Va, ON
the o6th inst for the purpose of expressing their
Indignant sentiments in relation to the course pur.
sued by Jno G. Underwood Of Clarke county, and
Geo Rye of Shenandoah, in representing Virginia
at the Black Republican Convention recently held
in philadelDhia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-30

COSTLY MIsTAKT-An error has occurred in
the U s. Treasury, in calculating the Texas debt
by which the creditors of that State, who have al
ready been paid, have received $4,000 more than
was due them. On Friday, all the drafts yet I'M.
paid were ordered, by telegraph, to be stopped
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-30

FREMoNT's CHANcES-In order to elect FIRE.
mont he must carry all the free States ndsss,
with the exception Of q votes, the exact number
belonging to Pennsylvania Ii he lose Penn.
sylvania, therefore, he afford to lose nothing
nj.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-30

SYMPATHY.-An indignation meeting" has been
got up in Columbia county, N. Y, to condole with
Francis j. Ray on Ibis late expulsion from Virgil
nia and the general unkind and cruel treatment
to which he was subjected by the citizens Of that
2f.fau sH4-.t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-30

EsCAPED.-The two Everstts. imprisoned six
months In Halifax, N G jail for shooting and beat.
ing Mr.. McGowan. Mail Agent ON the Raleigh and
Gastoa Railroad, broks out ON the night OF the
2ath inst, leaving behind them q letter assuring
the jsilor that they would return on the 18th Of
September
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-30

NEW YORK STATE, this fall, has q contest for
the Office of Governor 1t is believed that the
didate of the Republicans will be George Law: of
the Americans, Erastus Brooks, and OF the Demo.
Gratis Israel Hatch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-30

FLOUR AND GRAIs.-The quantity of grain and
-four coming East by way of the lakesis very large.
The Cleveland Ohio Plaindeaier, of Saturday,
says the number of barrels of flour exported from
that port by lake this to that time
1724l6 against 81, ,592 in the same months of 1855
adherence in favor of 1856 of 49, 824 barrels. The
export of for 1856 amounts to l53 100 bushels
against 40, go bushels in the months OF 1855,
q difference of ll2 800.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-30

MUSIC The High and Low Church fEpiscopa-
iian] papers are still wra ngling about the vexed
question started in the New Jersey Diocesan
Convention, "Shall the services be said or sung7'
The Churchman swings the battls axe, bravely,
for the ''iatoning" system, but the Episcopal Re-
corder and the Protestant Churchman Howl set
their faces fiat ag ainst 1t ~ Y. Express.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-30

"a yvsPECIAL NOTICE.-E1press packages for
Eorfolk Petersburg Richmond, and all places in Vir-
xinis and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
a amships Roam oke and Jamestown. will hereafter
Arxceived by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
2 kre the authorized Agents for Express privileges
"a these ships.
va Office of the New York and Virginia Steamship
company LUDLAM PLEASANTS,
~ an 4-ts Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-30

METHODIST PREACHER TARRED AND FEArH-
Erred The citizens of Rochester, Andrew coun-
ty NO., being ignorant of the action of the Metho-
dist General Conference recently held At Indiana
polis and supposing that the conference had adopt
ed the resolutions prohibiting members from hold
ing slaves, held meeting aud declared the North
ern Methodist Church In that place nuisance, and
that the Methodist preacher in charge should de-
sist from preaching The minister having declined
to comply with the ORDER was treated to y coat Of
tar aud feathers In the difficulty which occurred,
another man named Holland, an abolitionist was
killed. A series of resolutions were adopted, de.
clarng that every Northern Methodist anti slavery
man in the county should be notified by the Vigi-
lance Committee, to pack up and leave, land in
the event of their refusal, the committee to max
report of the same to the meeting, at vhich time
this meeting will take such measures rs may be
most expedient for their immediate expulsion from
OR midst"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-30

PAPER FROM COTTON SEED The editor of the
Galveston, Texas. News has received letter from
an eminent chemist in the North. enclosing him
sample of paper manufactured from the hull of the
cotton seed that he sent to the North sho wing that
the finest quality paper can be made from the
seed charter is now pending in the Texas Le-
gislature to manufacture it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-30

AID FOR KANsAs.-The sum OF $500 was con-
tributed at . meeting At New bedford on Monday
] evening, TO make Kansas free The following
mms have been contributed for the same purpose:
$1,000 In Taunton; $500 In Raynham; $500 Ia Gin.
ton; &300in Danbury. Ct In Wisconsin, $500 st
Janesville; $500 at Dalton; $500 at the Womers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-30

INDIAs OUTRAGE "A letter from Fort McIn.
tosh, Texas under date of the 9TH inst states that
information had been received there that Paymas.
ter Hill and his escort had been attacked by In
dians at Devils river, the corporal of the party
and the msjor badly wounded The escort num-
bered twenty two, the attaching Indians about
fifty warriors. The wagon which they guarded
contained $4,000, but the Indians did not succeed
in capturing it,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-30

AN OLD MAN DEAD-CoL Henry Moore, of
Ficksburg, Miss died at sea, on his return home,
on the 18th OF May last. He was native of New.
port, Rhode Island, and died at the advanced age
OF sc years 1t is said tkat he has taken by the
hand every president from Washington to Pierce.
He partook of the last Christmas dinner In Vicks-
burg, at the table of his grand daughter, Mrs. L
r Coleman, and had the happiness to see around
him four generations
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-30

THE PEOPLES THEATRE AT CINCINNATI, which
recently destroyed by fire. is to be rebuilt on
larger scale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-30
INSTANTANEOUS CURE F0R GOKNs,
i BUNlOKS, WAITS, and D.|orne1 Nod sra&i.

INsTANTANKUUs CURE F0R GsDkNH,
i BGNiOkS. WAITS, ard 0xfovm<1 Nod sr14S-
Gated szifAoet eay pain br nep aad sssg mettods-
Da s. SCHULTZ surgeon chiropodiss. sxom Lnndea,
respectfully informs the inhsbtsnis q ss9
iss vican<y, that he Completely ersdicAtes con and
bard Corns Bnnions @ al fheif stsees either in
children o. adnitA y the most expert MsnneE Also,
noe -ssik which have erown into the Aest restored
10 their natural state, wjtheut giving any palm.
Dr.. 3 msy bo eenealtsA daily q i5e Main street,
cupoSlfo Messn k1nt. feine \ Cos Iadles eHd
rrrseeismsa csn b waited noon ss tkeix ewn resl-
Seecea Hee--o for each Corn. 81
Frcn the many testtaouists Dr.. =. he9 Eeeot9o4
anes his ssrvsli the city Ne eppis ~ toIiewknss
lVrom Jsmss Lysns Esqi s
spr aehulls has keea ssnpfeJ - 70 trsst s,e Gems
- jans 1 iasa 8.
tfson @. Wlsa, N -
DIS ocRElFx, sbe skilf1I bus1sea Chtzopa1Iota
ffcn Los1so Jn1lsn& hss this tsy enfsse1ed ssefe1
90 end hsr6 cosns ~ Baslou vtthout sisAs sny
81 i. J. q WlNH.
Jsns Is, Is5s. lee--lns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-30

In Broadway, says the N. \. Times, "seamless
skirt for ladies', is advertised. Anything that
will make their skirts seem less will be gratefni TO
gentleman and to ladies. too, who have 10 pass
through hoop frequented streets-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-30

CAPTAIN SPENCER SAWYER was shot dead On
Thursday last At Elizabeth City, N. g in An afray
with William Davis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-30
1F.,.-. r-.szsz===Eszr1 tn K A DAM ,EXPkkSS
OMPANY, I34 Main ST.. bav-

Z resumed their Steamship
Express to and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
laond by steamers jamestown and Roanoke, which
leave New York every Wednesday and saturday,
and thence by railroad 10 Weldon Wilmington,
lLynchburg. Salem. Wythevie, and the principal
Epiaces in Virginia and North Carolina, pre-
ared to forw ard with great dispatch and at reduced
Ffates every kind of Merchandise, Valuable Parcels.
EJewelTy. &c to the above named cities and all
Il places on the seaboard.
j Our Express on the Steamships will he accompa-
MED by special Mr. ssengers who will give their per-
Esopal attention TO careful handling of goods
4rusted to the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship
Express.
shippers will please take notice that packages to
in Virginia and North Carolina will be sent by
.tte amerr, unless otherwise marked
3 Freight received on day Of sailing. until o'clock,
sP M J. l.. MACDONUGH,
"a Agent of Adams, EXPRESS Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-30

The graduating class Of West Point Cadets were
confirmed Friday by the Senate, g second Lien.
tenants In the army of the United States.
The trial OF the Hon Preston s. Brooks, for tho
assault and battery on the Hon. Charles Sumner,
10 fixed for Monday next
j. w. Ward, Of Guyandotte. Va, was Instantly
killed last week by being cut In twain BY eireu-
lar saw.
John D. Pennybacker. eldest son Of the lste
Judge Pennybacker. U. 8. Senator from Vireinis,
was with Captain Pate's Company when captured
10 Kansas Territory.
Davy. slave TO Garland Harris, Of Hanover
county, Va. was killed ON the Central railroad
west Of Stanton, last week, while fighting with
another negro.
A. II. Gray, Of Rockineham county. Va. was
among those who distinguished themselves n
Walkers army At the battle Of Rivas
5 Mrs.. Lydia Elliott. Of Concord, n H.. died on
Tuesday, aged l03 years months and 25 days
Alexander Parkins,. "A NJ. Of Jefferson county,
ID 70 deliver the address to the aiumufof Delaware
College, at Wilmington, at ths commencement Of
that institntion on the I'd proximo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-30
THE DAILY DISPATCH.


Nssvs FROM NEW MExfco AND TsE PLAINS =
The Santa fa mail has arrived a. 81 I.ou,,
bringing datee TO May n s. =
and II is thought that the difficulties eanpot he 80
ted without resort 10 strong military force a. an
opinion seems 70 prevail among the Indiana that
their power IL superior 10 that OF the United
The Apaches were also restiye
The military Of Santa Fe had commenced tba
construction OF new quarters for the officers and
men of the QuartermAsser's Department. The
work on the state House. peniteatiary and Sur
veyor Generals ohice had also been commenced s
have been detailed for the general recruiting ser.
vice. and will leave the Territory in time to report
themselves At Carlisle barracks, Fort Columbus by
the 18TH Of July ~
The Court Martial for the trial Of Captain Scam.
mon and Lieut. Morrison adjourned siae die ON the
18th gsss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-30

FT ECK EK,b FAHfhA AND HAhEh's
F1 CtJCOA-Both admirable articles OF diet fort ~
81 ana coeysissceni; for sale 1t
- Corner 4th and Broad SIS
ALso-Osweso Corn Starch, for Puddinsst ks.
Ia 25-H
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-30

EVU DOW SHADES. only 57l cents, 10 be run
IL the following low prices, for cne week only:-
12ss,fuI Landscapes Soc, worth 3 25; Light Shades
H7Sin with boqueis, only 51c. worth 50; Splendid
FSce Shades, ct ST. well worth -; Gilt shades. 81
Seny worth 81; Table OIL Cloths; Bureaa and Stand
Also. sesso Bile stock of Dry Goods, Hosiery snd
ioyes Irish Linen Soc, worth 15c Brown Liren Ta-
q Cloths Soc: White do Dsmssk. II yds Ions. $i;
Erss size Towels, 10 cts-wiih a great many Dress
d which win be cold Of cheap Cell soon at the
~ Goods store OF M. GOLDEN,
z $50 Broad st., between Sd and 4th
-. B. stoEekeepsrs and peddlers supplied At New
RI prices my W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-30

zTIUCT. 4. l. N Il OF the old Medical
House, is still engaged IN treating al sorts OF se
seret Diseases and hereby invites call from those
syEne have been unfortnnafe in their associaions-
3Dr r. would particularly invite call from persons
n the country who have been given up by their
pby scans as incurable. Cases few indeed that
ssannot be reached by medicine when correctly sp
piied The article known as the CHEMICAL En-
yery best thing before the public for renovating
"a system shattered by dissipation or ether cause
sThe Aeue and Fever remedy, called FRENCH
MILK, il next to a certainty. Price psr bottle.
Office en- franklin street, just beow the EXCHANGE
Hotel and first door south of Trinity Church, Rich
Exnond. Va .
Medici mes securely packed and sent to order, with
fun directions. IjeSl
zfasU FA HAlERS.-Ne have the agency Tor
u BureiPs Improved Reapers, and would be glad
10 furnish any who may be In want OF a Reaper. ss
klicving them TO be superior to any now In use
nv 20 BAKER a. PLEASAHTS q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-30
/ I-AHI;E sTtIIK OF DRY GOODS

IA LAhGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS
IA SELLING OFF AT COST-M. w. kOSE,
No 2a3 Broad street, Richmond, Va, with view to
managing his busines will sell from this time TO the
3nah day of August, his large, varied and beautiful
8tock of
DRESS AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
fdT COST. The goods then remaining on hano, viii
shs closed out at public auction.
IAll persons desiring to purchase Dry Goods of
rior quality, will here lind sufficient indnce
- make investment, as he intends to be very
&ora uno6stng, and wants 70 save much expense
rIyible by If not wholly. avoiding the auction. Be
y call and examine for yourselves.
M b. The stors now occupied by me will be for
m after the Ist OF September. 1t is excellent
3oeaion for day goods store, for which purpose il
hsa been occupied by me for upwards Of u years.
II nv T-3m Nj: w. ROSE.
5fTSf1 rHE CktiULDEhs OF rHE
3&E MEKCHANTS' INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
is hereby given that, under
E<sE6uton Of the Board of Directors, adopted the
<36h inst the following regulations called for,
{xsxsbie on or before thc days mentioned, viz:
k5 50 per Share ON the ist July
500 .. 18th July, and
ISL SO a Slst July
X A. PLEASANTS. Pres't. Z
#ZH MONTAGUE, Sec'y. je 2D-fs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-30

Z. A. GOODWIN,
Ticket Agent s. s. r. H., Petersburg.
CHARLES CAMPBELL,
Supt. Richmond and Danviile r. r.. Richmond.
Z. ii. GILL,
Supt. W l. T. r. R., Lynchburg.
KENT, SUMMERSON u CO,
ie 2-3m Fincastle, Va.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-27
sTFERlIFF' Es.


FIrrH DisretcT couar nc ERT ~ LOVER;
Of New Orleans. SIElI I'll. Ii
Thy VIRTUE OF d writ OF fieEG faelns 10 me
ID directed ny The honorable the fifth Conrt Of
Orleans above entitled cetlges IA VIII TO se at
public auction on MONDAY Jrne gt ct II
prsmises the following described noyeabs prspt
4 a saiGg THE CONTENTS or A cERTAfN PRINTING.
oFFIC situate Jackson between Rousaean ana
Tehonpi.ouas streas of Printing Presa ypes
Stands, Cases, Furniture, etc. g5&Hs7% 81
Seized iii tie above Sdit &5$s gss85 "
Tgnuss being The second and last auco the above De.
scrsd property will be deneg 70 the ad
last bidder wIsteyef e viii ~ the
purchaser bond with good End s9ysIt
+ Jels2fso Sheriff q he Parish q Orleans. 1
scIseuiEar COM p DisrHor Roberto :. MILLER I'LL
Youy rII HI t oarE aKs. N. LOWERING At III Ill II
& MARSH4LIr-NoI 0SS5. lssg5 3es6s
I'm SWEcHTUS d'sRn writ de MeEl faciaa IN mol
Il adresse par lhootabe SINE Gour de dsia N9ayes
Orleans dams Pafarc 81 dessH le jula
1856 II henrcs les ens 4 vente lsnssn q
LetnaerieI dune amaYEiga erie. etable rue
mprimer caracteres easses meutes
Saisie dams l'afare cisdessna ~ gs IL 3g ss
criee etant la seconde et derniere a
propriec Reimbursement adjngee plus ct der
nier enehersseur pour pix oe q donze mcis
decfed Pacgnereur foufnisst bon CATION aycc
caution bonnie OF sclvable, conformeI nen d Ia lot
s Inv NJ BELL
in 18 "a 90 SHE riff de ia parosss d, Orleans