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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11
The Loulsiana penitentiary.
The following information regarding the State Pri
non in Baton RougeM copy from the Baton Rouge

E
The following information regarding the State Pri-
lin Baton Rouge Ne copy from the Baton Rouge
Advocate
Txo hundred loom. ~ i, operation at the state
Penltentiat th6 whole Of the frst floor being occu.
pisd ~ ths branch of industry About IL 600 Yards
NS cloth are turned out per day requiring some TO-
300 bales Of cotton per annnm TO keep them ID oper
xtion. ,i
IL most important Improvement, however, that
has yet been lndertaken Ia that FOR obtaining suf-
clent eapPy of water for the Institution. The old
pond gave out early in the summer, since which time
III the water has been hauled from the river great
sxpense when "a reflect that 20 1000 gallons per day
II Tho Improvement Of which We speak was under.
itaken ab0lta month since BY the indeatigabe man
aget and viii be completed at the end Of the present
week II consists Of great basin, dug on the site
Win brick and welp cemented 50 ii TO prevent ab-
eorptio Of the water BY the earth. The basin Is 800
feet long so feet wide and 20 feet deep and will hold
according 70 tEe estimate, four million gallons when
full: The walls gradually slope in from the top to the
bottom, ~ security We presume, against the caving
Of the earth banks Pipes and acqueducts are pre-
pared Tor draining the water from the roofs and yards
Of the whole :eQCl0s1Fe into the basin. When com.
tlled the Penitentafy win be amply sup
Piled with water for carrying on its immense labors
without cessation or interruption for want If ths
element. AS conclusion, we add the following
The ChAplains OF the Louisiana State Pententiary
!n their desire 70 nsh the convicts with more ex
tsnslve varsity of reading matter than the annual
6o solicit from the public donations in books Of
moral. religious, scientific and otherwise eeyatne
character The Foundation Of library for the ben
eht Of the conyiCts. Il 81 "A 81 4 VI 4 si, s54 b s3ss
lowing, st this place: Rev. N. H. slossom, Rev. T
Gasteton Rev Joseph Lave, Rev. j. B. Suratt, Rev
By order of the Association Of chaplains.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11
Further Foreign Intelligence.
PER STEAMSHIP AMERICA


EHltAck EVi0lbA AAt0Als0nVc'
PER sTE sNsI,fP AMERIcA.
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The steamship America left Liverpool on the 22d
ult, and reached Halifax on The "a inst From her
,x.... u .ss "a ~ e,,,os-,,,v. . sH
aSsso',s s1 W sAs1acs ~ % av,,gU.u S.'.ue s
% Great hr1sais.
ID second attempt wss maze so ianncn sns Lsvla w
!nan steamer Stne 5reas Eastein On we lSss anss
move ner Lne toer @ plesses wsre osougss
y Gear On ne snip wtn Inl Iorce, wnIea laning =
sssls ne5 A her nanus we1S see ~ woas r. VI ~ saS
~. ~. q Nv a: = ch ,st q IA NJ
s y s, ~ s G y. - resa,n 10 iorrcS
- M ~ ,os ~ $3.50 sos ssty 80 icsr
y, an q ,.ss Il; a. ~ ~
with I Mrtfsr imn,ssvemhnt III anniiances ria
public arg now Kent II ignorance as to he movements
az thoea having fha N, s,narintendence Of launching
her, d . # 7s'ssss "a. 13',s5 GSg,si g55is9 al 4
The Siarnese Enbassador has been formally re.
oAived bv Oueen Victoria nj Windsor Castle {.
Some fiotous proceedincs had taken place among
the unemuloyed Operatives at Nottineharu. Thev
held ! public meeting and the windows Of some 81
/ he provision shops were afterward broken Any
further meetinrs had been intaricted and speciai
constables enrolled 70 preserve the peace,
There was q, meeting of the bondholders Of the
Erie Railroad 0n the 18th inst. n NJ u is4s s. n 3
a resoiutior was adoDted expressing confidence in
IN ntrinsir vain1 N tha Ina Nh al fbe annontt
u
I'll 10 prevent tie foreclosure Of tbe property.
a submarine telegraph cable had been laid between
Gagliari and Malta, distance of about 800 miles,
with perfect snccess. This line will accelerate the
receipt Of Tie Indisn newgby day o. two. u.
NOTTINGHAM, Friday, p. M.-The town remains
perfectly tranquil Tho mayor and magistrates have
s1cceeded ~ preventing meeting ct the operatives
Many came IN from the country districts but qalety
Dispersed. Itwas generally believed that upon the
mesting being prevented in the market place, the
men would assemble in Nottingham korest, and every
4 precautionary measure mas taken TO dsperse any
crowd that might come togcthef ia tne country
districts the police Were prepared 70 act moments
notice. relief has been afforded to great
| many families. The aples1odled are hot competed
to 81 into the khonse, and they are employed ~
constructing anew road. One Of the rioters OF Tues
day night has been sentenced tosix months mprson-
ment AZ ,,..a.
81 a. France.
prosecution commenced against certain money
changers had considerably checked the demand for
gold s. tho Bank Of France.
Adispatch from Marseilles says !:
Since the publication Of the decree authorizing
the expectation Of grain, the Improvement in the as
pect Of affairs has been maintained. There has been
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11

AssAuIriNs a hMIsrER. The Rev. Mr.. Hourgan,
Of Brehanton, n one Sunday recently felt it his
duty to publicly reprimand one Michael Quigly For
this he was assaulted by Quigy in Che street. kicked
and threatened with a pistol. The assailant was
arrested and held to bail In thesum Of $500 to answer
and ia the further sum of $500 TO keep the peace.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11
SHERIFF'S SALES.

Sixth DFnor C. nkEos Ts JA
of New Orleans. asNgs MAM aaa
Is ss L. Il ss sss a:s.,
Orleans in the above entitled will proceed at
III TSe 4 ses%Soss PErE MILESTONE together
with allher furniture tackle. apparel machinery II
New ossn
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
s.tE Sheriff Of lSe 4; I; falsh nARSGs; aS GIIs.u,
s1zIr1s oouH DE DlsrRIor3 A. Q: HEBRON, JAS. A.
@ ssssiys assss i 7 sssp sspp'a1. a
T.! ss sssns = S,
Nouvse Orleans dams aare prceedara LHN
DI q decembre 1851 midi hS.ei de- Ia Cite rue de T.
= Ii VAPETR PETE MILESTONE, ensemble r.
trouye msintenant dams le por. d'Agers rive
aGs oplsns sa 'N'e ''''e''pp = 'N'' ' - :" ~ ''''
s5ia 6ins
n26 d5 121928 Sheriff de u Paroisse d'orltans.
NV GsSs4s
3 +. 9s & # ss.s f.
New Orleans entitled will proceed sell
Camp and Masasfe Streets MONDAY the sS day q De-
cember 1856 at tl2oclock M Following
viz $500 1ll5 go vs. 100 ae 5N
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, toge her with all -
the buildings and improvements thereon, rights ways N
servjtudes appurtenances thereunto belonging s M
in the First District Of this s the bounded by
aed by the s. plan drawn c. A. Hedin engineer
18th of March, 1852 and deposited in the Office of H.
twenty feet eleven inches front Poeyarre street.
feet inches and our lines in width in the
fronting alley eight feet wide, dividing said
and Foucher streets hundred and
nunciaon and hur dred and feet egh
lines in depth the side towards Fouchel
| street - "
The budgs and improvements said lot consist Of
brick dwelling slate rooted, having below
four above gallery up stairs two kcher
roofed and gallery 'front.' having t appartme
stable story slate ronfed story for servants
YARD brcked large coach gate leading from
| stable cstern in ward, etc. .5f.- H,Es
Seized in the above entitled suit
TERMS-Cash On the spot.
'7'-T r. 7. PARKER,
/ ~ Paris nrlaa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11
r. T. PARKER,
Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.

QuArRIsME Cous DE DISTRICT IA CQMMPAGNIE M DE BAN
de Ia Nouvelle0reans. QUE DU CANAL DE La
NlleOrleansys VS. GEORGEMc-
4t CRYSTAL-No II. .516.
I'm yERTU dun writ de Geri facias G g mol
ia Nonyele dams aaite cidesus js proeedera le
Commune les du Camp ct des Magasin la
yente publique ct adjudication de
UN CEnrAIN LOT DE TEtSRE, ensemble toues les -
basses ameoraons qi ouvent ct tons les droits 1
res, coutumes, servtudes ct apparenances qu sont m
attaches ue dams lie Premier District de cee vile dams et
borne les Poeyarre Annoncation neord Ct Fonche
dasgne par lie No. 52 dapres plan dresse O. Hein
ngeneur Is 1852 depose eiude de H. Cenas
noaire public cee vile leque lot de vng
cinq face la foeyarre cnq
peds pouces puatre gne de geur Ia gBe du fond
alice DE- hut pieds de ageur divsan edt e ct
Annonc4on Foucher
peds pouces proondeur cote de la Annonaon
vingt peds huit gne de pofon
deur cote de la rue + oucher. .5-yez. g5lJ5s
Les ba sses ct ameloraons e dit lot consistent une
maon de residence briques deux
does ayan deux chambes an ee cham
bres premier balloon premier Ia acade cuisine
eges ardoses ayec ros ct
gallery; ecurie deuY etages bos ardoses
chanbres domesqnes premier cour briqueee grande
cochere condnsant de 10 Pecue ct dams la
cour.
L. tout sasi dams l'afare ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de Padiudication.
f. 7. PARKER,
n25 de- 121 % Sheriff de Ia PRroisse d'Or1eans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11
BANK OF JAMES ROBB.
CHARTEK OF THE hank OF JAMES

=
State Of Louisiana Parsh of Orleans CITY Of Nso Orleans
Be known that this day, before me- PIERRE CHARLES
Notary Public and for the parish OF Orleans
and city Oesns State Of Louisiana aforesaid duly
ssioned qualified and in the Of the hereinafter
named and subscribing witnesses,
Personally and appeared the named
undersigned severay declared that under the provs
ions by utbory Of act Of the Legislature Of this State
entitled An Establish General System Of Free Bank
ing the State of Louisiana approved the fifteenth day Of
Msreh Thousand eight hundred and hftyve they do
these presents themselves into Corporation and to that
end they make and agree to the following ~
ARTICLES OF AssoCIATI0N:
ss.4 ARTICLE I. ESQ s,s v
The corporate name Of the Association shall be the BANK
s.$s ARTICLE II. d 3Ei
The object Of the Association carry the business Of
Banking, by discounng bills evidences of
lion ana b o. oaning real and personal
security and to exercise all such incidental
may hereafter be authorized by law. 5I-7l l. 81 T
ARTICLE III. 3@
The place Of business and legal doc said Corporation
shall be located in the city OF New Orleans parish Of Orleans
ARTICLE ".
The capital stock Of said Corporation hereby fixed at the
OF Six Hundred Thousand Dollars subject be
as hereafter provided and in the by law said
stock divided into thousand shares hundred dollars
each which shall be paid by the subscribers follows One
half within hve days from th date Of this remain
der on or before the first oil January next.
ARTICLE v.
The residences and number of shares the ockbod
respectively for the declared follows
subject however, to such may eater be made
kNzrl - hnNz aAtnx
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11


A Coop IDEA.--The following communication,
which appeared in late number of the National In
telligencer, makes some very excellent suggestions
which might be proGtably put in practice in this sec
ton of country:
GENrLEMEN; May may make suggestion, through
the medium OF your columns, which i think will be
acceptable TO every letterwriter and letterreader
Inc seitsealing envelopes which every body (for
the sake OF convenience and dispatch) uses are no
protection against either the impertinence or shon
esty OF those who "hanker' after their contents
Who has not received letters which had evidently
been opened, examined, and plastered up again? /
Know that many OF mine have undergone that treat
ment and, between you and me, prefer to read INV
own letters first. Wax and seal are the only secury
and they are not generally at hand. Is there no re-
medy? e
Use the postage stamp as seal on the back of the
letter, This would be efectual ii the postnasters
would stamp their mail mark over it, which doubt.
loss they would do and besides this security, the
deleacy Of the postage stamp itself would prevent
any attempt to remove it, without the certainty Of
DETACHMENT and detection
IL any objections to this plan occur to you or to
your readers, would be glad to know them. can
I perceive none. Nj.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11
VI ICorrespondence Of the yicksburg True southronl
A Fable for the Times,

There once lived in country called the JTnited
States rreat king whose name wa. ca'.on on'isa ~
had number Of depeudants called planters. Tbese
| he rewarded for their attention on him hv civ;n~
them a kind Of vegetable wool that grew On s his
limbs in great quantities which was exceedingly VAL
liable. and could be eXchanped far the commai;tes
Of ali nations. In fact. SO many were The nses to
which it was put and 40 ready was the sale ~ II
that the expression that cotton "A money! became
4 nroyerhial. s. -. ~fsS '''' "s9'A-o
constant attention Of his subjects that ii was limos
sbe for the planters TO attend 10 the excbanoe If
their cotton {for SO the wool was caed) Themselves
but had to entrnst 1t to q tribe Of men called Con
mission Merchants. who. for a moderate charye ax.
changed it for the various articles The king and his
subjects wanted, but principally for a Commodity
called cash, which was used by the natives Of this
1 rnunfny Lanr off xuLosa ,n,,, -, IT.,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11
SHERTFF'S SALES.

Foua.s pls1sIer GouHr BEREARR has KENpIG vs. RISHD
o ne dssied BY The Honorable the Foass Dsra. Court
sss %
Camp and Magazine streets. THURSDAY the sist day
Clara aged ooh Sept 1850 about thirty four years.
TERMS-Cash on the spot -.
s,R @yyts Sheriff Of the Parish Of orleans-
sh
s.s .s.s s.s a. ss:s ST. j:
s a sss
aomnse Clara grsonne ssse 10 Sept 1855
sass sh dams ], ,sasire e.dessus. 7.
CONDITIONS Compliant moment de e padi1disasion 81
9nso dl0 10 rs 81 Sheriff de "a Paroisse d'orsans.
haaU Fasfss HER HHgf h5s e.
" I,
sss s.sis sy ,ssSS 81
s bSi Msps It
vs5so sns 9.5RoISPiFTU noR oF FURsTunE sssSir Etc.
The whole IS per inventory fled. fSl =
aSsasass.s isiss / .es sssss * sss III; spot.
sheriff Of he (, I; Parish RAefbf of Orleans.
Cow e I. Pc HauE FHNsHF
iEouyel,e Orleans. DIT EP0UX-No. 5ll543.
I'm VERTU dun writ de feri facias a moi
II adesse par Phonorable Troieme Cour de District de la
MEReREpi d dses@srs lss7 io Ssu1ss H. sur
les lieux, la yente publique ct adjudication de-
LIZ F0NDS DUN MAGAsIN de marchandises ssches,
stue Agers rive drote du feuve Mississippi rangle des
'as' zUssf Sasff IN 4 fs5'eslsRS 81 etc
LIE tout suivant inventaire.
Saisi dams rafRre ci.dessus. t n
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de l'adiudicaton.
5Ai55 4. T. PARKER,
THIRD DISTRICT GouRr 1sowLE 4 WARD vs. CHAs. W.
pY vi VSRTTE wit Of sri iacias to me
directed by the Honorable the Third District Court Of New
Orleans in the above entitled will proceed sell at
public auction, THURSDAY the 18th day of December,
1885, and succeeding days ut l0k o'clock A. NJ the prem
THE CONTENTS OF "A HARDWARE STORE, situate
No rs Canal street. in the Second District of this city,
inventory which can be seen at my office. 75
Seized IN the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
"a 835 35tas E. T. PARKER, 4
Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
TRotsIEME CouR DE nrsrRror soWLE WARD vs.; CHAs.
de Ia Nonyelleo,lsans. ellie SWPoLLARD &Co-Nol1, ,62e
Ia adresse rhonorable Troiseme C0ur de District de Ia
Nouvee Orleans dams paae ciessus proceder.i lie JEU
d. II de decembre 1851 ct les ours sivans 0s heures
= Ii g. FoNDs DUN MARGAsfN DE ouINCAfILERIE
ue du Canal No 6 dams e peuxeme District de cetts
ye suyan inyentare depose bureau pour
Saisi dams laffaire ci-dessus. 71 8-A' Il ?.
CONDIT1ONS-Compan au moment de radjudication.
d5 8 IL is II Sheriff de la PArosSe d,OreHns,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

(, STATE OF LOUISIANA
SIXTH Dis p,sTsI9s oounr CHARLES ANpERsoN HIS
NOTICE L. hereby, given to the creditors
Of Charles Anderson, that he has filed petition in this
Hon. Court praying for espe that they are to meet
At the office Of Edward Barnett Notary Public MONDAY
the 4h day of December 1851 IL O'Clock NJ for the pur
pose Of deliberating upon the affairs Of the petitioner
granting him TIE respite asked for o.wit one
years and that in the meantime a judicial proceedings against
his person and property stayed.
BY order of the Court: 4r -.LF .r
Clerks Office, December I'd, 1857. -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11
SHERIFFS SALES.

SIXTH nlsrE,or eounr} W. y MAYNARD VS.. ADEITNE IT
DIX VIRTUE of an alias writ OF fleri faclas
d directed the Honorable the Sixth District Court Of New
Orleans the above entitled John NJ Bell late Sheriff.
and said late sheriff to me transferred will proceed to sell
III iOIs O'Clock, A. NJ. on the premises : so L
ALI. THE Observation-Disclosures g and movable effects
District Of this city, inventory to be Office
Seized in the above snit. .l:I-
TERMS-Cash on the spot. ...-l.-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11

( --T7II1T MONITION.
FovaFP p5sG1 BRuHS vs. LEVY
NOTICE Is hereby given, that by virtue
IN Of writ Of provisional Seizure issued in he above en-.
titled cause have seized Professionally and taken my
session : =
THE CONTENTS OF A CERTAIN STORE, situate at
No. 81 ST. Charles street. consisting Of ready made clothing
trunks dry goods pistols furniture fixtures etc the owner
Of whh alleged to have absconded and left the State
Anu all interested therein hereby notified
vited to appear within fifteen days from the date hereof
answer the petition filed in this case.
II. T. PARKER.
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans, December I, 1857.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11
7. Q. 9. F. 10


THE R. w. GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA, l. o. O.
E meets semi annually the fourth Tuesdays In January and
July In Grand Lodge Room odd Fellows Hal, csrner Of
Camp and Lafayette streets, New Orleans.
Officers the Present YearEdward Pisbury Tenplsr
Lsdge NJ lS n W Grand MASTER Howard Millspaugh, Of
Of Harmsny No 49, W Warden Thom . HI Shields
OF Union Lodge No. Grand Secretary; Henry
sf Commercial Lodge No 49, r. W. Grand Thos
Blake Of Commercial No H. and II. g. StetBon Of South
western Lodge No 40 Repressntatyes to the r. W.
No H. w. Grand Chaplain; srawbrdge Of Louisiana
Ne W. Grand Marahal Gardner Smith, Commercial Lodge
No. 12 W. Grand Conductor; Paul e. Mortine of Union
Lodge No w Grand Guardian; j. Frankford Of Crescent
Lodge No. 8, w. Grand Herald. $.sS
District Deputy Grand Masers-E b. Maunsell of Covenant
Lodge NJ II District Burke, Of Jefferson Lodge
81 District No 4;J d. Parkinson St. Mary Lodge No. a0
District No 81 Ealer Of St. Landry Lodge No 2t Dis
trict No g. Heron, Of DeSoo Lodge No. District No. Z;
Hilman Of Carroll Lodge No 30 District Ne. 81 j. M.
Phillips Of Trinity Lodge No 32 District No 8; John Moore.
Lodge No 81 Dist No 49, o. Clinton Lodge
No. a. District No. Slaughter, Cheney vile No.
| IS, District No. II.
Standing Committees Estate Of the Order p O. NJ g. W.
G. M JAS. Stockholm r p VIM: Shannon and W. b. Koontz
Petitions and Appeals-P g. NJ, J. g. Dunlap p. Ga s. Mag
and +. A. Patterson: Legsatiye-P. b. g. NJ, Henry
Bier p G.s, L. +. Power and VIM. Delarue: Fnance-P O.
MsH q Setson and Jno and r G. Geo Rareshde
Constitution and BY Laws-P. 9 s j. Furneanx a. W. McDon.
\ X. Mcintosh and Jacob Faust 77f75T' ~
Communications the Grand Master Secretary
should be forwarded Office Grand In Odd
Fellows Hall. THOS. II. SHIELDS, Grand Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11

NTDTICE-ARMORY HALL CAMP STREET-THIS
1S well known very popular Hail being thoroughly
repair AMI decorated in neat and tasteful
trial noson the desirable location the ctv for
Artists proposing give in New Or.
leans. experience n proved the for sound not
only in New Orleans but in the Southern country
neat Spacious Dressing Room for Ladies' is attached To
the Han.
1t will very reasonable terms either by the day.
week or month. Address ~
/ MONTGOMERY SMITH
sel2 Auctioneers 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11

DEuxIEME CouR DE DIsrRIcr1 JOS B. WILKINSON JR VS.
de la Nouvelle.orlesns. 5 lie remorqueur PERSIAN.
No. 13,4i5.
I'm VERFU dun ortfre dc ventc, rendu lie 4
IL de decembre 1851, ct moi adresse hnnorable DcuX
iene Cour de District de Ia Nouvs lie Orleans aae ci
dessus N oceiera e SAMEDT 10 de decembIe 1857, midi
apude de Ia Ce de Commune les du Camp
ct des Mapasius la ublque adjudication de-
LIE REMuRQuEUR PERSIAN y ensemble ~ -
avec sa machine menbes ttc, tel gp Rssa
trouye niantenant auhessns in deharcHdere du
Ferry du Premier District tive roe du euse Mississippi
Saisi provisoiremeAt dams l'af1ai e c;-iessus.
CoSDlTi0NS-Comp moment de tadjudicstou.
Il. 4. PARKER,
o5 10 Is II 10 Shaif de la PAroiSSe a'oTleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11
MoNITIoN.

ou4rn,ESSa ooHs Dn pssTRcr coHN BRgEN L.
"A Wis est par lie present dOnne, QUEEN vertu
n dun writde sase provisoire lance aire cdesss
j'a sas provisoiremen ct pris possession de-
Il LIE F0NDS DUN CERTAIN MAGASIN, situe rue St.
Charles No o. consistant lnge fa males archandses
seches psoets meube installation magasin etc. don't lie
proprietare quite Etat, ains quill est allegue
Et pesonnes neressees aaire ssdie sopt par
e present notfees ct nvee de comparative dams les auze
jors i suvront Ia date du avis repondre Ia petit
tion dams la de Rffaire.
r. T. PARKER,
. Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d Orleans.
Nouveie- Orleans, Z 7decembre, 1857. d8 IL II 20
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

ETAT UF Ia LUU1NIANE. ------
SIxIEME CouR DE DISTRICT CHARLES ANDERSON VS..
de la Nousee-orleans. SSES CREANClERs-No. 5,647.
Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
ess ds charles Anderson qus On, reanir bureau
deeembre, 1851 midi edet deliberer les afaes di
petonnsre ct dc u accoder atermoiemen deaude
petion saVo deux ct tros QUEEN attendant
toufe udciares cone bens
suspendues.
Par ordre de la Cour: --.t .rU
JNo. P. SMITH, Depute Grefier.
BnreAn du greftier, dncemhrc nlnd
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11

ouArR1EnE CouR DISTRICT R. MCCULLOUGH. Admir-,
de Ia Nouyelle-t Orleans. Svs E. r. COOKING. Il, ,746
I'm VERTU dun writ de herl facias n mol
II adresse par Honorable Quatrieme Cour District
Nouvelle- Orleans dams aae cidessns je procederai lie
la vente publique ct adjudication de- III
TOUS LES MEUBLES eie,s. contenus dams la
apge des de 10 Douane Trsme e Deux.
ieme District de cette ye suvant nrentae depose
bureau pour recours -'A ''
Saisis dams nfaire ci-dessus. i.a. .4v,- -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de padjudicaion.
+. T. PARKER,
do IL IA 18 % Sheriff de ID Paroiosse d'Orleans
Of New Orleans. JUDD and VI. W. MITCHELL.
ss. No. 899i.
pY VIRTUE of alias writ OF feri fneins
ID against W. W. MITCHELL and to directed by the Honor
able the Fourth District Court Of New Oreans in the
entitled will proceed sell Mt public auction
City Hotel Common street. Camp and streets
The slave sUZAN aged about twenty years,
and her two children. aG5's 51 1s
! ]. Seized in the above suit. .. ~ ao.4.t.
TERNS-Cash on the spot. u
7s-s7977 m pABEEp
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11
Grand EncampInent,

THEIR. W. GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA r
o. O. F. holds its regular sessions first Mondays Feb
and August of each the Odd Hall
of Camp and Lafayette streets.
Officers for the lS57Jas Stockton NJ W. Grand Potr
arch A. Hero, NJ. W. G. H Priest E Smith r. W. O. s. War
den James Furneaux, r. W. G. Scribe. H. Williams r. W
G. Treasurer. s. NJ Todd, R. W. G. j. W. IL Milispsneh "
G. Marsha B. Dasiva W. G. Sentinel; John Frankford w.
Oscar Bareee R. " D G Patriarch District No 8, Ba.
trict No. 4, Clinton; John Crckard, R. W. q. Rep