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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-04-01
COURT AND COUNTY OFFICERS

COURT AND COUNTY OFFICERS. 'N"VIl
fudge ofAhe Court of Common Pleas.--Hon!
SisiRoS NASH, Gallipolis. l1e etWl ie "a
Judge Of Probate Court.--A. !. MEnnItl: =.
CLERK Of Common Pleas cour.- -RODsFY Dowi
RING. -, 49,, =
Prosecuting Attomey.--N. SIMPSON. io nrDs
County Auditor.-H.1 H. SWALLOW. 5s1qhaI
County Treasurer.-0.i BRANCH. ~, .o,o5
County Recorder--S. s. PAINE.
County Sntset6f, " ] JouN O. GOLDEN. PaeetnNr.
eei6fo f6whship! siihN fs-sfae effsP4iJ nt--irifQt
County Coroner!---M6y. W. COLLINS. 5.,rql
County Commissioners. - WILLIAM LEDLIE,
Salem; Milo GvTnRIE, Orange; Taos. SMITH,
Sutton. ~
County Common School Examiners.-Rev. R.
WtLkNsoS, GEoKGE BHGROw, A. A. KEEN.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-04-01
BY A. THOMSON,
! T7BAKERsJ AND CoNFECTIONERs.

TSE0RGE HOSSI6K, Baker and oOffectionei,
VI Front street, q few doors above Court ,ano
one door below Hotel, iPomeroy. %. ufeble
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-04-01

~ BRANCH & CIV, Dealers in Dry Goods,
W. Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, &co
east side Of Court-street, three doors above the
aorner Of Front, PomeroY, O. ian30
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-04-01
BLACK KSMITHIN @. 9fsSo

N E. HUMPHREY, Blacksmith, Mulbelry-st.,
r.. opposite the Court-hottse, Pomeroy, o,
Job Work, of all kinds, horse -shoeing, &c;, ex
enuted with neatness and dispatch. ed Jan 30
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-04-01

- COP P E R SIN IT ''"'7.'l,''.,I Ig I1. r.
O. L. THRUSH, Coppersmith, below. Rome7
-. roy Salt Furnace Pomeroy, O, All kinds
Of Copper work for Salt Furnaces, Steamboats,,
etc. executed to order! p sfBlh Els dtc2tf!
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-04-01

CEoRGE SrlvERS, Blacksmith, Mulberry.
T street, opposite Court. .house. Keeps eons
stantly on 'handuand for sale, 9ne,Y TWO ,athIee,
executed to order. ~f ' ,t."'., - jan 80
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-04-01

nAMES RALSTON, Dealer in Fancy and
81 Staple Dry Goods, Groceries, Hordware,
Boots and Shoes, &c. Front street, three doors
telow Court, POmeroy, o. Va 9 dec25.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-04-01


Judge Burgoyne, Of Cincinnati, has issued
a rule against U. s. Marshal Robinson, to
show cause why be should not be attached
for contempt of court, for. his refusal to
obey the writ Of hd6eas corpus issued by
him in the recent slave case. The argu-
ment of the Judge is long and able. He de-
cides tho Fugitive slave law unconsitution-
al, for the following amond other reasons'
1. The Constitution Of the U. s. provides
that The judicial power shall be vested in
one Supreme Court and in such inferior
courts as Congress shall from time to time
establish Judges ofthe inferior courts
lmust be appointed BY the President, hold
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-04-01

WASHINGTON STIvERs, Dealer in Dry
w Goods, Groceries, Hardware, &c. Corner
pl Front and Court streets. Pomeroy. .-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-04-26


We learn that many members Of Congress have recently
received address from the New York City 'Posta Re-
firm" Committee copy Of which address has been PLACED
10 our banda We have not had time TO examine it very
carefully but the following statement which we
from H. calls for prompt correction The committee the
most Of whom charitable enough to believe
read the address, say that:
A late decision Of the Post onice Department has de-
caIel that when periodicals have Advertisements sswed H.
or printed separate leaves they are simply taxed
eordng TO the weight but ehargeable with letter postage
thus making unjust discrimination against the publisher
Of periodicals and in favor Of the propreors Of nsW'
pers." ."
We have the best authority for saying that the Post
0ice Department has made such decision. No tSua
charge made upon periodicals OF their being
composed in part Of advertisements which printed tor
and form legitimate part Of the work. any than on
newspapers The act OF 1862 expressly prohibits the en-
closing in any periodical newspaper any article OF thing
not forming part Of such periodical or newspaper and
this law the Postmaster General requires be ngd en-
forced to protect The department against fraud.
We have at hand to test the correctness Of
other statements in the address but If the above is fair
specimen Of its facts should not think it entitled to
much consideration. .... a#.#
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-04-26

That paper says that there were no such instructions 70
the delegates have alleged We have before the
official proceedings Of the Pennsylvania democratic State
convention printed at the Pennsylvania Office in which
page eleven find the following resolution offered by
Hon. Wilson Reilly:
= Rssoleed, That JAMES BUCHANAN FIRST
AND ONLY Of Pennyvania for the presidency the
president Of this convention do appoint committee Of
twenty five, from each congressional district with in
rucons TO report 10 this convention, subject appro
baon the Of hny-four delegates &C. 10 represent
the democracy Of the State in National Convention, &C.
and for the purpose OF advocating with sincerity 6e
the true position and sentiments OF the people the Key
stone Commonwealth the committee shall report person
delegate shall any person be chosen such dele
gate, who Is not known TO this convention to be the firm
consistent and Eder al orcHstaRess reliable friend of
our nominee, AND VINO PESTS NO OTHER PREFERENCE"
Our remark that the delegates instructed to
vote for Mr. Buchanan , last and all the time. Oar old
friend of the Pennsylvania says remark is "uttery
destitute of truth We sure after refreshing bis rec
objection by reading the foregoing resolution he will feel
uncomfortable that be will not until he has
knowedged his haste and L-temper We will add to
his affection by further comments.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-04-26
WASHINGTON CITY.
SATURDAY EVENING. APRIL %. 1866.
TWO IMPORTANT LETTERS.

We publish this evening two important letters on the
political questions Of the day The one is from Hon George
s. Houston OF Alabama in answer to certain interrog"o-
res in regard to the proraed struggle for Speaker Like
everything from Gen Houston his letter Is plain, clear
aud foreible and will throw much light that important
struggle.
The other is from j. L. D. Morrison, esq, an od-iine
wbia Of Illinois in answer 10 invitation OF democrats
and wings 10 become candidate for Congress Mr. Nor
rison has long occupied prominent position as whg in
Illinois He now declares his purpose to cooperate with
the democratic party and be assigns for bis course
Which ought 10 make deep impression upon all old
line wings We commend both of these letters to the
careful perusa of our readers
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-04-26
PLoRIDb soNIyATIoys

BY some nadverieuoe wet this morning published the nas
Of H. A. Long esq the democratic candidate for Con-
gress He was appointed Of the electors; and Hor
Geo. Hawkins Of Apalacbcos the candidate for Cot
gress They both gentlemen Of that capacity and
wide influence in The State give great strength to the
ticket
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-04-26

COrToS-sEED soaPs-A article Of soar made from
cotton seed has BEEN manufactured at New Orleans
purely vegetable, md has the same properties as Cashs
soap the color m dark, for the that IL IL made
the drtsst portion Of The seed It's cold at six cents per
nd
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-04-26

FoREieS BANK soTEsThe Pennsylvania legislature at
lie late session passed bill 10 prevent banks savings
funds insurance and companies from paying for
sgn bank notes. bat IL has yet received the governors
signature.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-04-26

FRr IN THR wooDs--The Hnnuagtos (Va) Democrat
says the los The farming community In that part Of the
State from the extensive Ores in The woods estimated at
100000 .Ha
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-04-26

JAS 7. d. MORRISON.
Messrs Daniel Riley, Ferdinand Maxwell, Edmund Men
ard, and others.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-23

N.II-.It7- II1VERTO0I1 Hay = 'IS56.
The steady character Of the market which has dis
tnElshed the preceding months year still prevails
esi and semed are quoted nj small advance upon
last months prices The sale Of how
ever still difficulty The total sales for lie mast month have
been about 100 hds of which 400 hhds were for Ireland
home trade. IL ~ 1870 ' "
The Cotton market has been very some
weeks the demand capricious1y flowing ebbpg during
alternate days and prices oscang accordance from 6
to d and down. having for the present settled ut I'D ad
highest prices ~
The Corn market has this increasing franess
sales Of Wheat and Flour at dspropoonaey high
prices 10 other grain still left the
tion while Indian Corn, kept comparatively low
rates by the ample stock OF found Ireland
The weather become cold auspicious for growing
crops 1t is unnecessary to enlarge upon what would
added. = " ~ 49, -
PROFESSIONALISM and pork dull sale at quotations
For Bacon there has been still continues large demand
Is to y per ew Cheese Cd to IS higher
Cheese ever before reached change in prices
mand good Yours, respectfully,
EYRE, EVANS & CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-23
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

ssis sssn t
Payne Harson-sJ 1 Lee-ee hhds sugar Ralson Ryan
ks EG1Pssa
& bbls oasses & Marineaux do to Lau1s Mccslsun.
dries 1876 hhds % bbls moasses and a do
sugar. N" ~ 80 e. - -
hSds Is bsoea Ssssa gar
e M s
bales goql T. v Olivier e = .
5ass soon t. Ley sunmsrs bids tob1ssg
oTf 15
es a ff 55 R"s RS
81 55 US pss
As SKIS III do seks bacon Robertson MIC
vi gs5 81 IS s sSs
s;ty Do
do G H ss soon an q b5s asse
LoCKPoRT-seamer DR. Batey-3o hhds sugar Is bbls mo-
ssses Braud LSpdys hhds sugar = bbs mqssses Lob
bbs molasses Gamae squfe hhda sugar Is bGs
do DO 5,s ass t.
undries ordeTola Us hhds sugar rs bbls moasses
bales cotton Il bales 7 - E,s ,yf..- +
bS5s mossss e 1ns Eleen, Stevenson q
Richard Nugent &cos do bbs moasscs SO hf bbs oasses
Marineaux-S Miltenbsrger &co-3 do to
Il bales cotton sshhd sugar 50 bIs moasses IA
hf bbs molasses 81 bbls sugar. | ~ E.El
eo d. @ easd s1Sn 10 oN
tco7 bales cotton Redgi Roberts Terrerotal &c bales
sHREvEPoRT-steame Rosa-s7 bales cotton NJ D Cooper
&eoLl6 do Payne Harriaqnlo ncKleoy Bradford-i6
Cumming, o Hendese so
y % T. DE bSes
bales peltres Dbl moasses Swamp Fox
molasscs and bqlsc sugar '''
St RS,n wgh bales cotton
Davis jenkins &eo- Lloyd Frieson2f do smitls DO
Sssf RSssy BsP6rSse
co5O head cattle hides boardTota a39 bales
Observation-Disclosures Nachez-lls bales cotton 10 Bogar
Fosy TheFnh IsoIo osra5 Connsy
Eeoves aeoal5 Buehsnnon, Carroll leo-l4 Gamble to
Sa s1H & f
1 slss hides b e
.Ild
Senard VignardEToai as bales cotton ANsN'
s. Ss sss yh!sty
I'll hd1s bSs pSE L kEs
sss
sSse
co69 hams VOORHEES, Griggs &cosO bbs eggs schne
$slSdsons Wsen caepss Xye'
a Ss Thsgpa 5s;
candles Joseph lands kco ssdo chees Butterton
sSSS
9'ss fao
Steele $50 bbs whisky Hart &eosS Do Queyross
order-roial bales cotton and es hhds tobacco. -
| ~ 80 RAILROADS. & H
NEW ORLEANS, oPELousAs AND GREAT WESTERN
G2 nssi
Lanes do Miles, Adams &co-s2 do AugMsin 4 Thbent-2
do Heath Mllersundres to orderTota l62 hhds saga
"a bbls mossses l6 bales cotton and q bales moss. ~
.... .v-uu mFLATBoATs. .orn @i
Observation-Disclosures boa-26 hhds sugar 20 bbs molasse
1NDIANAMarin &co's boats-43o tons hay to
cINCINNATl-ware's boat-sOo bb whisky Connolly &ct
al ksd Roas4o9 SKIS corn cTr'sh
GTRAUB's PATENT CORN. AND FIGURING
exclusively possessing the combined qualities of
H Hs 1Ey r. st 5s n s's9eE 1 aTr ons
enh ss on S pa2s
!. Having i no dust itsti q get loose; M"o
Having its spindle piece from briageee TO hopper
This siI x IN without dressing the sonoS
ne" 'nyEsf in ct Is sin as' sss4 s5?SS'
I g.. 49, ItS: Double gear S 49,
The sonch mill will grind 40 bushels an hour with prope
speed and the smaller ones in pFs Pp%fs
fell dswsn No. 81 Naieisz street &c New ' Orleans
CoLEMAN TooK THE JggEsEnr1yM ~ AZ A,
Tho n Gon fIss az y sSds
B5sbe n. NJ
.t.LyS g-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-23
EYRE, EVANS & CO.

.,..-. LIVERPOOL, May q 1856
The weather has again become harsh cold with esstey
wind. '
The Corn market in the beginning of the showed
improved feeling for Wheat and Flour higher rates
both we're realized Indian Corn with slow demand scarcely
held its ground - -
Iday there good consumptive demand Wheat
to Sd the rates of this day The better aaies OF
Flour were at Is advance whilst Indian Corn must
noted Cd 10 Is lower but good deal White was taken for
shipment ~ 80
Bacon in very good demand but scarcely any dearer
Gheese OF prime quality sells at to IS advance
Lard-250 tons sold at 54B to 55s.
Yn1rs tr,I,r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-23
EXPORTS.

MISUNDERSTANDING Daniel Webster--Eallass. yl.aI
LIyERPOOI-Ship Clarasa Brd-lf53 bales TO- l61
SKIS 5000 slaves 3lEiEsEses ~ 7:.,5.ss-e
LTvERPOoI-Shp shakspesre-60M bales cotton and 142
hf bales cotton Observation-Disclosures
ROTTERDAM-Ship Ocean Home-3o bales 5o5 hhds
tobacco 3 ties and bbls lard lard 5000 slaves.
BALTIMORE-Bark Our Union-5495 bags guano.s
MOBILE-Schr Bacuros-3o bbs flour whisky 1O5 do
pork bbs moasses IS SKIS Is pcs bsggng
twine trunks mdse
PENSACOLA-Schr Evirs-s0,OGO bricks. ,4r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-23
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT..
Mep 0rLears MEpnfg H(arket.
Csnscasr OFFICE, No 70 Camp street,
:. = = Thursdny Evening, May u, 1856.

qua. 'ff' -. o,.-,,r No n Car atrset
q, - 54s' Thnrsday Eveafng, May 22, 1856.
We have no variation to note this evening In the general
change and money market of to-day The approach Of the
summer so,see with rather high degree Of hes Is adonsh
ing the few transient paper annual return Of the
period of closing up and departing The market continues
sndau,ly supplied with money and negotiations Of all kind
securities three cent lower terms
than in New York. Boston. Of Philadelphia lsa@N !
ne. =. ~ z, a,,a, IL @ r,o a. a. :, ~ 80,
There was not SO much aoe IN e1ehanee ooey az On yes
erday and have change in rates to quote The banks
ae the counter on New York at per cent
,ara. snn,s h,nts ~ ca o,an
nui. III ilse hnta pa. pAnAo asA ana opthh par
and 60 days sight at * discount with rather limited demand
foo to fair drafts I stt range from ~ to
IS. ner cant discount THIRTY gays rg y to d.
count Ten days sight Ao per cent discount No change
mss Good clear hills az n ao,] ,. ola
e'e" DIS w 10 2stDa, The banks ASK irac-
ton over Francs without change We continue rates at
@5i21s - $3.50 N'' ~ -
~. ,a aa d eny foek oeine sod t0'oay
Railroad has at last been definitely settled BY the return on The
n,,rt y ~ - a, -, $50 -; = - 5, va .
.s ~ oi .e remaining bonds OF the cy-ssy
This reduces the taxes on the people eighteen thousand
nor o,n,n, ,bo,,n,,h e ~. - e. 80, r. -
per though II the compromise had been effected at
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-23
Shipping SnteIIiasnle.
FgrpAY, May 23, 1856
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

FErpAY, Asy 23, 1855. "
CLEARED YESTERDAY. q
steainship Daniel Webster Churchill for Aspnwall,
Ship Shakespeare, Cummings. for Liverpool.
Ship Clarissa Bird Bird, for Liverpool Whitney Eco
Slip Ocean Home, Aerryman, for Rotterdam 5l
Bark Our Union. Fisk for Baltimore jenkins Williams Eco
s Sch IBslcuros, Farrl for Mobile. c Newton Eco
Sem 5Eivlfa, Balfour, for Pensacola, Naster
3 f5iia ARRIVED. r.,
Steamship America Nese 50 hours from Apaschicoa to
I'd Wood 6Loa=-lstdist
Ship Houghon Burdon from Liverpool 24h March, TO q
6Meeker &co--lst dis 49, IA Az XII 4.stt... "
Bark Graves days from Rio de Janeo to master
schr Thomas Dennisoni stscy cadenss lib instant to
=. {, godsnbow Lesparre-l AZ Dis q :. l..
sehr Emblem Watt, from nteha,oula- Basin.
s s Bloom Duncan from cov1gton n
schr Belone, from Bay st Louis-Basin %''lt'
Schr Albert, Ruffer, from Blind River-Basin. @''s-
schr Commodore. Lee, from Bloxi-Basia
Schr Pelican Nehs from Biloxi--Basin. 5tF
Scir Mathidn, Melan, from Bonfouca-Basir.
Towboat conauero from the down and
18th instant bark Wavery brig Rencedor and schr
Imogene-brought up schr Thos Dennfson.
Towboat Whitney, Heatean from the Passesowed down
and s sea 4t instant h!p coumBs bark Trews
Houghou and bark Panama. &&7a{ N
-sTEAMR OATS. ~s-"sH-
Empire, Smith, from Louisville! 2 if'S -=.5f+s
Ceres. Labarthe, from St Marnsvllc.
Bella Donna MeCombs, from Williamsport . g
DIR Batey Dugas, from Lafourchc.55 w. '-'-s
Oregon, Myers, from Mobile. r. ,G--5. 5.s'E
i Frank Keeling Grant, from Opelougas. 5' 13'''
Grenada Crump, from Albany '-----'-
Rosa, Dowty, from Shreveport, % I!s,.s'-s'-'
Natchez, I.eatliers, from yckshufg. R .s@ t9'
@ Ri Winslow, McGi. from Cincinnati. i,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-23

n5-The steamer Grenada from Albany 18th instant reports
the water in the lake falling fast The steamer Swan
aground in the lake. The Aida, Hope and White
Cliffs aground in Upper Red river. Red river il falling
from Shreveport down. I@E t.4-E.@-..&t
b-Capt Graves Of the bark Panama. from Rio de JaneEo
having the miles east Of Cape St Antonio
bark apparently American with feet Of email boats around
har-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-23
IjS - i0u'' '''' JAMES WILSON,
PRICES OF BREADsT17FFs. 49, v


Per Asia,1 LIVERPOOL Nav q 1856
Since letter hence OF the 18th April nm extensive demand
for Cotton has prevailed the trade largely
for delivery have bought freely and with confidence
and the operations of spectators, influence
pcced in the market, and indications your
side that the total will fall short of estimates
been large resulting gradual advance ordinary
good Qualities and Of ia TO "a lb in medium grades
American During the week. however the trade
their purchases and spectators been comparatively in
active through the disappointment the high
value OF that restored which has caused
decline Of "a per lb in the middlng and lower qualities
Inc present prices oil New Orleans cotton are-Middlng 6d
Fair, 7 ; Good, TX per h.. % 20 >
The sale here in cotton during the past four date
-.' Bales.
Speculation Export. Trade. Total.
American ,S65JD 3IO
Other Descriptions. 1850 1860 1880 $3.50
Toal..... 1os,53O 1870 2Osl6O 1886 $50
The quantity Of American cotton be at sea for this
port about 1 O bales against l 600 bales time
last year. -..'-
FORBES, FORBES & co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-23
sTEAMRO


~ BELOW HING UP.
schr Rsd Fox, Bethel from Tampico to BarelH Eco
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-23
CONDITIONs-Compta Gu moment de padjudieation
81 ta4 If 5.ti.5. &5s JOHN NJ. BELL, Ne a.
my23 "a e6A 49,. shErf de Ia Parniese 4, 1,lkan

ss q S Rre Ts
3 II Is s sas bs
Orleans in the above entitled cause viii proceed sell
IT. ~ S Sssfs e2 a.
the following described property surrendered By the nso
THE AssETs ii TIE suny
in he Crescent Company and 10 shares
statement deposited in my ofice and in court. 55s
4 pg-Tefms Cash on the spot. 7, NJ NY
myl314N8 MS .5gg Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
ssgz 2 Rszss1 dEHAsk SaIEa zEs
co u 6 q dams
aiaire cidesus procetera 1e sAMEDT "a mai 1856 a
as s a.
Sc 6 i. complies
contre des des corporations de de be-
& as d
s s ~ Ct
my1S 1923 Sheriff dc ii Paroisss d,orleans.
5s 3E NEM
RYviKTUE Of VIE q I'll Si faeias to me
public auction. Rs Rounda q lie City Esshssgs
Louis street between Charities and Royal Streets
the 9Th Of jung 1856 L clock M the following described
x GEKTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate in the Second Dis.
t5s Of this ely in the comprised within Cont Benyie
less front on Cont street BY Ii feet more Or less il depth
f KoR Of I s
tied in the Treasurers office Of this city,
Seized in the above suit. F@ y
TERMs-cash on the spot 5- ssF
my6 9 23je7 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
p on E by
gss.s Et R AZ 81 s 5s &c
INF 5ss s.
Cite rue entire celles de Charities ct Royale aradu
aiSrs5 * 4 fRps as asa, s pesss,
Rst DC sstts vile et entire les Cont
de ses l. rue Cont. psd pas
au 5e Dc dn d
district dsposs bureau dn tresorieF de cee Vile.
coNDiFloNsc0~p'an su m9 6GN De f R
mys9 q is7 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d orleanH.
s1H S Rsreafs CITY 81 afW gHEGN
NE y G9 S sx s ffaas
of New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed x
Royal stleets MONDAY
June the OH 1856 at IL O'Clock the following described
situate in the second Dis
Bn9
% s IND
n M s a s ss 81
S SERM i " ssa x AZ, sst ~, Il
my78 2sjeT Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
slBnE ooyE De E5E 70!
l8} De La BARRE. No, 2717.
I'm VERTU dun writ dc fferi facfas q nlt
IA addresse par Honorable Sixisme Cour de District de
SgnSsiIs dams sas sdSs%s
Gle rue stIous entire cees de Charities ct Royale lie
f Il o TERR afss a ss i
bsc Rs de- dams inlet ann entire les B
plus ons de face Ia rue Bongogne sur % peds plus
moins de profondeur. sg4H W lt:$9jV -.85 a! tz
Ensemble les basses ct authorizations qn sly trouvent
tout role de du dit district dep
sc au bureau du tresorer de cette Vile lg5
| Sas dams l'afare ci-dessus. :, ,7 az IN
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Rehabilitation.
| ,zr JOHN NJ. BELL, *
my7 q JUL }I Sheriff de la Paroisse d. Orleans.