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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-19


Many persons during the morning ex-
pressed their astonishment that no police
appeared on the ground, to prevent, if pos
sible, the repetition of more scenes that had
already occurred. But none of the police
appeared within the square until they could
not possibly avoid being present; for, as
the morning advanced, the violence was
not confined to Tompkins square, but
wings Of the most daring portion of
the mob had extended themselves up and
down the adjacent streets. About quar-
ter to eleven o'clock six or seven of the po-
lice were at length preceived advancing in
to the square from avenue A. The mob,
however, rushed at them with shouts and
yells, and at once they were enclosed
and pressed on all sides. They made
an effort to arrest some one, but
without success. The crowd pressed closer
and closer, and jammed them up so that
after relinquishing their hold on the pri.
soner, they now began to feel that they
were themselves prisoners, and to make
desperate efforts to disentangle themselves.
After a good deal of crushing and squocz-
ing. and when thew had received and re-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-27
nOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTON
IL PLA Mt EkS.

PATENTED IMPROVEMENT IN THE MANUFACTURE
OF YARNS
Employing Spin the Crop but about Fourth the num-
required raise -ths nHnber consisting OF children of
six of and above and woen unit for pIownE or
picking cotton - ..
prepared furnish Planters with this NEW COM
BTNATION OF MACHINERY. inclusive of the STEAM EN-
CINE, if neeesarynaruely The Gin with lap Appendage
Machine and the Seqtnt Machines OF the spinning
and have all arranged in the Spinning Room TIE
plantation, complete with great dispatch Also competent
tONE.HAI.F OF THE NEW PORTION OF THE INCOME
TIE very first year will MORE THAN PAY for the whole
Machinery inclusive of the Steam ngiae and the Spnners
Wages.
Ny IMPROVEMENT its results to the Planter is equiva
his having purchased of plantation Negroes etc,
more productive these he orks; and while his Spin
ming will prove his DIVERSION it will De from
anxieies inherent Planting, Gathering and
Baing up crop.
MY TERMS.
MACHINERY is CASH ARTICLE, but for good accept
reasonable facilities: and for the RIGHT OF
THE PATENT oneoErih TO be paid each OF the hrs
i've Of the the Yarns bring over inned Cotton
with nsang payment should The plat change
propTieiprS
Propositions from Planters be made and TO know
Machinery in their particular ley must not om
has the number OF pounds OF their cropS-o
how many pounds OF Yarn . day they must Spii
a22 GEO, g. HENRY Mobile, Ala
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-27

rI,fp THE TaDIES-R REMOVAL OF THE LONG
i and well known woRsTED STORE OF late Mrs 1aoer
TIL DEfEtS, 10 Mrs d FAoer respectfully
Informs customers pubhc general that she Mss
old stand g2 Charities street 10 100 Jana
STREET. where will keep hand complete
articles for Ladies Fancy ana ln
Work. insis IN
- PRIVATE BOARDINSs-ARs- FoGLh, No.
find choupitouas is prepared lam
gentlemen with pleasant rGFnshed Apart
manIs and Board Sheg take gentlemen
US Day Boarder the low Of Sl2 mouth Oh s 9Th
Isdrinr fy30
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SUCCESSION OF THE LATE A. j. WHITMoRE-vALU
able Slaves.


SATURDAY, July II, 1857, at 12 o'clock NJ,
- of the ST. Louis Hotel by virtue Of order
Honorable The Second District Court Of New Orleans
darei 9Th june 1851 No. IL 62 for Of said succession
will be sold
ROBERT 1nulGo man, aged IS cook and steward.
AUGUSTINE, creole black aged 20 years with
infant child.
aTERMS-One third cash and the balance credit of
six twelve MONTHS for approved endorsed secured by
said and to bear six interest frsm
date till maturity, and after maturity
til final payment. jeO St
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AUCTION SALES.
LOT AND HOUSE CORNER OF CANAL AND BURGUS-
dy streets.
~ by N. vIGNIE, AuctioneeY.


..g by N. vIGNIE Auc.oneey.
Arcade aSa.s sse Vi Vii e Pa q p5 .a @
et Gourof New Orleans dated Ist june 1885, in the matter
Of III crk san Sr % r aRoUsD being the Ca
"a. and Burgundy streets measuring q FEET and " inches
mated IS no seee=dag pss drawn y File city
ss y s @ ar
the 1896 together with brick house having four
kitchen having three rooms, we'll pryies. cistsn hydran
as~TERMs AND coNDITIoSs-one-half cash. and the
balance credit Of Xix and twelve moa for secured
per from date Iii eaSy IN
after maturity TO bear per cent interest annu until final
Act before T. Gnyol, Notary Public jessl5jy67
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE MATTHIAS wILL-vALu-
pure ss Sss; S9's near
TUESDAY, July :, is5z ,' ae Il O'Clock M
y virtue oSss a ,s sIuoA@s the DE-
cads Magazine street win sold the following described pro-
l. wo LOTS OF GRoUNn, with the Improvements.
on in sagaEs No 30 comprised within Jer,es Fourth Wash
Lot No. IT, being the corner Grippe Fourth
e snd inches 'front.' on and log set inches
4oines tie ether line Lot No IS Is fee.
40 lines side and lilo feet inches and $40 lines
OF sRogND in the bounded by the
front both on the Public Road and Levee street depth
an S y e I ee .Da
together with all increase rights privileges Of bature
The above lots ground will be sold together.
The purchaser will assume the payment Of Of $500
secured by mortgage said lots due 2ls January 1855 and
bearing interest annu from the 2st of Janu-
FoGk LOTS OF GROUND in the square comprised with
in Fourth Laurel and Jersey streets and Washington Avenue
designated lots Nos Is 49, H. 49, measuring each 20 feet
front Fourth street. by depth Of lU feet between parallel
lines used as garden and have green house.
| fruit and shade trees, etc. =. q
The Of the four above described lots of ground
will the payment OF note secured by mortgage On said
lots for Slte due 3lt January 1ts with interest at per
ent i'm from mar
TWO LOTS OF in the square comprised within
mated lots Nos7 and Lot No Is feet II inches
street. depth of 80 feet and inches fronting Sorapuru
street. 90 feet inches lines the line dividing il
from lot No 2, feet II inches and lines
the Public Landing Is feet II inches snd lines front
street. depth Of 90 5inches and lines
side and 90 inces and line the other side Said lots
the baure lot designated as letter X according tt
the original plan Of Lafayette. Together with twostorJ
Brick building. impro and Frame building TIT
| Public Road. H..
| STERMs AND CoNDITIoNs-The purchasers Of th
above described after assuming the Of TIT
and bonds rporgaged the will for the
naming aGudcations onerd cash. and the bal
credit of six and twelve MONTHS for secured b.
the property sod and in of
maturity said to bear eight cent interest annun
until final payment.
of sale before j F. coHey. ESQ.,. Notary Public ny1
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WANTED.

INFORMATION WANTED-oF THE waEREA.
I bouts Of Miss MARY SYLVESTER, who arrived in New
Orleans on the steamboat Queen Of the West from Cncin
natl the 26sh n She hear Of anxious friend By
plying ut this Office. 34 sffs s3r jelf ri
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-27

Parish of Orleans. WIN. BELLY, f. m. c.-No. 100.
DY VIRTUE of a writ of heri facIas to me
ID the Hon. c. n. Bradford Second Justice Of the
Peace the Parish OF Orleans will proceed and sell at pub
lie auction Banks Arcade Magazine street between
gust 1851 o'clock NJ the following described property,
towt
LOT OF GROUND situated in the Second District of this
city square No. $780, according rolls OF 1885,
bounded by Carondee Walk Toulouse Dogenos and Broad
Streets and designated by the No. 49, plan the and
other made Adophe f. EHgehsr Civil Engineer,
the 10Th November, 1852; raid being Int and
measuring 81 feet inches and lines front Carondeet
81 inches and lines Toulouse by
depth inches and lines front Dorgenois street.
70 inches the opposite side line separating from
lot No a.
Seized in the above entitled suit. ,Y.....
TERMS-Cash the spot.
je2 jyl0 Is au6 ". ". MITCHELL, Constable
sEcospE couR De JUSTICE LA VILE DE la NouyE!LE
psroi Rs doIeaus 1 1eNe 49, A. BELL l.
| I'm VERTU 'un writ de feri facias moi
T. adrese par Honorable c. n. Bradford seconde Justice
Bank des MagaEins Gravier ct Nat
chez JEU d. Aou 1885, midi la proprete ciApres de-
| critic .
UN DE TERRE situe dams lie Seconde District de cette
VILE iet No $50 dapres lie ableau dassessement de
1855 par Carondelet les Toulouse Dor
genos Broad desene No IS dapes plan fat
Adope Engelhard ngeneur CIVIL en- date du " Sovem
lencoignure 81 pieds
gnes face la promenade Carondeet ct II peds
lgnes Toulouse proondeur de 6s
pouces Ia igne oppose lie separant du lot a.
Saisi dams l'siaire cdessus.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de Naturalization
je27 jyl0 % au6 W. W. NIT CHELL. Connetable.
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SUCCESSION THELATE JOSEPH o.

BY n. VlENIE, Auctioneer
WEDNESDAY, sth July, 1857, at IL o'clock
w A. NJ, ST. James street, between Tchonponas and
by virtue Of order from the Honorable
the District Court Of New Orleans-No l207daed
june 1851 will be sold public auction, for account Of
said succession
A lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising mahoe
tables armoirs, carpet looking glasses pic
lures, silverware jewelry, crockery- ware, etc. s.
aS- TERMS-Cash. ieG jy6
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All France Holland and Belgium must be paid
American Liverpool RAd soutbHmp-
by the direct to Havre and cents by
British Switzerland and Italy shond
rule reach earlier their destination with three
cents inland postage from this Office to New York.
closed mail consisting Of letters and newspapers for States
and of German Austrian Postal Union and Denmark,
Norway Sweden Poland Rusa Greece 1onan Islands, etc.,
is cent from the Post office in New York semi weekly.
West India Islands will te sent by this steamer.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SECOND JUSTICES couRr ,CITy OF NEW ORLEANS Us.
Parish of Orleans LOUIS BEEEARD-So. l46.

q COURT nF skw
. s Ha sf ae,ss &c
Peace for the Parish Of Orleans will proceed and yell at pub
lie. saa cd e he
1851 at u O'Clock NJ the following described property TO-
"A LOT OF GROUND situated n the f.nbourg N.rieny.
and B.e,ee No according the assessment
s e III S 81 s e: a gG ss e
measuring French 20 fee. front Love street by lao
ssrd Il tie ABOVE entitled n suis
ieH iyl0 Is aus ". W. MITCHELL. Constable.
sDcospr couK DE JrsrcE LA VILE DE LA soyyELLE
paro,se Dol d'orie.n. S1k6NSo Iss LOUIS 0hH-
EN,yERTUg dun writ de s iteri raeiss moi NO,
de pon d'oresns jorrai vene pubIiaue
chez lie JEUDI Aout 1851 midi la propree capres do
TN LOT DE TERRE situe faubourg Margny. Tros
eIae niss d % Ne = ss st. An
dams "a d ssTei.ss Brouia . Wars lot
-, peds fondeur Ensemble les battsses ameliora
''G sai &" ds ns i isnsile cide.us
1. su moment Dc radjndie.on
JOIN AZ sES sEs1s
RYYIRTUE sf writ Il feri fasia u.., to me .S
@ e s.ssns
.as n sn Fl HiSs1 I 5 sy
1857 at IL o'clock NJ the following descbet property
wit
AIoT OF GROUND in the Second District Of this city
n s Ct
American measure 81 feet inches and lines front Bar
racks street. depth between parallel nes the whole
according plan xed passed the 9th January
s45 before Ducae Notary ether with the appurtenan
ces thereof 1.".
Seized in the above entitled suit
TERMS-;ash on the spot
ieN jyl0 Is au6 W. W. MITCHELL, Constable.
sEcospE corR DE JUSTICE La VILE DE Ia NouyELL
Psrosse d Ata No. is Vs. '''0' A''0
I'm ,vERTU dun writ de fieri facias q mo
II sdresse Honorable u NJ bradford, seconde Jus'ic
Pss Paroisse dorsans ofrira yente pub9ut
PATcade de Bank des Nagaxins entire Gravier ct Ma
JEU d. Aout 1851 midi Ia proprete ciapres d.
| critic
UN LOT DE TERRR lie Seconde District de ce
VILE et No 50 dspres lie tabeau de 1855 borr
par QUARTER ronti Hospital Rochebave edit
Anecaine ~ pieds ponces gnes dc fax
Qusrter profondeur de l25 peds entire gu
PARALLELS: lie dspres psR lie
Janver s45 par devant A. Duca,el Notare Public Ensen
BILE les basses smeiorations qui sly trouvent.
Saisi dams lahaire CT dessus -....r
| CONDITIONS-Compta moment de REHABILITATION
e je27 jyl0 Is au6 w. W. MITCHELL. Connetable.
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sncqsp Wia oF fEw cao
DY VIRTUE of n writ of ferf facias to
ID by the Hon NJ Bradford Second Justice Of the
Peace Parish of Orleans will proceed to sell at pub
Banks Arcade Magazine street. between Ora
yier and Natchez Streets SATURDAY LIST day of Au
gus 1851 o'clock NJ the folio ling described property,
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with the buildings there
in NJ Faubourg Margny now Third Dstric OF
New Orleans square No g. according the
roll Of and g. according to plan drawn by j.
Bry, architect dated Sd April lS4s and deposited as No A.
plans No of L. T. Care, Notary Public said
Streets said lot measuring American measured 81 feet II
lines front Sodele by lU feet inch and
| 4 lines depth, according TO said plan
| Seized in the above entitled suit.
| TERMS-Cash Oh the spot. -
| je25 jyI II aul W. W. MITCHELL Constable
sEcosDE CogR JUSTICE LA VILE DE la NorrEILE
Parois.e d'orieans BAcHNNo. III.
| I'M VERTU dun writ de fierI facfas n moi
u adrese Honorable c. NJ Bradford Seconde Justice de
dOreans iorira vente pnliqie,
rcade de Bank DIES Magans entire Grvier ct Naichez
lie SAMEDI, Ter Aou 1851 midi la propriee capres de
TN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE. avec les batisses, siue
e NJ IS d'apre lie role dassessmen 1888, ct No. 81
d'Rpres plan par j. ry, architecte date dn
Av lS9 depose lie No Al dams lie live de plans No
retde de l.. T. Care Not. Pub Led iet eS gu 5:
les Prosper sodelle Baatele ct Union
ct lgnes face la rue Sodele pofondeur de l6t
pieis pouce ct s lgnes dapres ledit plan.
Saisi dams 'aiiaife c-tlecce.
CONDITONS-Comptant moment de NATURALIZATION
ie25 jy1 II nul W. W. M1TuHELl. Connelable
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rTNOBY'S EXPRESS. No. 81 CAMP STREET
PER OPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD
MI the Stations the Line, also to
PATTERSONVII.LE, CENTREVII.LE, FRANKLIN, NEW
iberia. ST. MARTINSVILIE. etc.
MESSENGER will be dispatched from the Office daily at
A. NJ. All orders left with viii meet with attention Pur
country orders filled shortest notice Ice will be
supplied during lowest rates,
otherwise
TO MOBILE
BY the New Orleans and Mobile Mail Line. Closes daily
25a Pm.
TO HAVANA
On 5h 18th Goth 9th OF each month. Closes the
4th lit and 26th of each month"; p NJ Small pack
ages up the day of steamers departures.
TO LAKE SHORE
Per steamer CREOLE. four times a week
TOBY'S CITY EXPRESS,
Fothe delivery OF Parcels Packages Baggage ETC. through
the city all hours.
Baggage called for and delivered to Steamboats, Railroads.
etc, ETC. -,
Strict personal attention given all business entrusted to
our care. S. TOBY, Jr, Il BRO,
yny2s IF 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-27

PARCEL. OF GROUND IN THE TOWN OF KENNER-
Shares of the Capital Stock of the Citizens
Bank OF Observation-Disclosures OF Antoine schenvlle
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-27

NEW GROCERIES-JUST RECEIVED
~ Shaker PRESERVES; new HAMS Beef TONGUES;
Cracknell BISCUITS English SAUCES and Pickles;
French PRESERVES Westphala HAMS; I
RAIstNS Figs and Prures, in Jars and Fancy Boxes;
sd a variety FANCY GROCERIES, Just received desirable
'sr the Holidays.
Together with very superior stock Of excellent WINES.
LIQUORS and CORDIALs. ..
For sale at the GEM GROCERY STORE, % Baronne st.
ie22 e. Is r. l.. BERCIER, Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-27

DEuxlEME Corr DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE Elijah
de Ia Nouvele. Orleans. 5 N. COLIINS-No. Fiji
A TTENDU que james Calder prcsente
II petition ehet dobenir les lettrts dcura
Ia de feu Elijah n. Collins, de-
cede intesat-
Avis est mar lie present que celia
cerer eure dix jours les raisons pour len
guelles il ne seait pas ait drot la dite petition.
ieiS .9 n P. s. WITT, Gretfer.
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EOIVLER'S STEAM BOILER = PATENTED
L September 80 1856.
The above Boiler very economical in fuel takes
little room itself easily repaired, and does
any than the ordinary Boiler.
LEvEE STEAM CoTToN Press,
New Orleans, March IL, 1867.
D. H. Fowler. ESD
Dear Strive great pleasure in recommending all
your Patented Steam Boilers We have
Two OF them besides the third
strcting We fully convinced of their
that turned the boilers had previously
although they all nearly having only been
in about eight months.
sixty cent Of fuel and have
trouble with them. We raise steam
in half hour in the morning. One
of The shove Boilers for four months
yet required cleaning and is impression
least without cleaning being
ssry cleans itself all the time by The Of the bowo
valves day.
F. j. F0RsTALI,
H. STREAM, Engineer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-27

For sill particulars with regard individual rights and right
manufacture and sell for other States apply the under
signed lis Boiler Mandatory, Ill Bs street. wher
Boilers Of every description made tn s'crst notice.
n23 SIN DAVID |. FOWLER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-27

B- Benevolent Association of the Sons OF
members Of this Association requested 10
their Hall No 4 Moreau street, on every WEDNEs-
DAY, at 63z O'Clock P. N.
By order of the President:
ia2s ~ AUG. LARosE. Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-27

sEcoSs DISTRICT OF E !
WHEREAS. James Calder has petitioned
w letters cnraorship the vacant estate
Of the late Elijah ~ Collins, deceased ntestaie-
Notice hereby given all whom may concern to show
cause within days why the prayer of the said petitioner
shonld be granted.
BY order of the Court =
ieis % p P. S. WILT, Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-27

DEux1EaE CouR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE s. JAR
de Ia Nouvelle Orleans. ~ VIS-No 9l29.
Wis est par lie present dOnne aux cream
N ciers suste
que peut coneerne davor deduire din or daer
de publication les rasos lesqUees lie compile
presente par execueur de Ia de succession
erait point approuve homoogue les oRds mains
reparis contormements dit compte.
Par orire de la Cour - -
je23 q jy3 P. S. Witt, Grefier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-10

consequence o the failure Of the Grand Jury "a bring in
tpoctmenS They came into court nj noon with mum
Der OF bills after which the prisoners were arrgned for
Thomas McCawey, who said he was le years old, but
could have been less than charged with grand
larceny. He abstracted gold watch and chain worth
$780, from the drawer of James Ennis foreman Of the HIS
RAID press room plea Of an attempt to commit the
sent TO the ~ ntentsry for two years
Rebecc, Porter, (celored,) purloiued some drexes,
guilty to the minor offence Psnitentsry six months
Laura Denly c,nfe.sed to having stole small iany
OF natural She said she was residento OF Phi
ladepba and essmaker by trade The Judge sent her
10 the City Prison for four months
HIGHWAY ROBsERY-sENTEsCED TO TwKNrY.NIN
YEARs IN rnE STATE PRISON.
James Flynn then placed trial for robbery In the
fret degree VIM Lahrng the com ,ain test hod that
early Of June 20 he was acoosted b. Flynn
pApy with three other men, on the corner Of Carlisle
and West streets They knock ed HIM down, treated hn,
in brual NAL per, and Flynn tore ns penaloons while
he Was abttracrg the contents OF bis pocket. All the
property that Mir Luhrng bad on his person al the Tune
was two rs peces and couple OF brass keys. As
and eceT s% u came 20 his aid and arrested him The
other escaped The evidence was remarkably ciear,
and The jury rendered verdict Of guilty without leaving
their The prisoner said he was weny years od
English man by birth, lived In Albany greet ana
walked The streets for living
Judge RUSSELL passing sentence, said that the manner
in which Mr. LuhriDg reateu by him and his accom-
plces entitled him 10 consideration from the Court
He enenced him To the State prison for twenty nine
years
Tho above indictment presented by The Grand Jury
M IL O'Clock and Tho prisoner tried, convicted and
sentenced within an hour
BI0AMY.
VIM Il Bougbton pleaded guilty 10 bigamy and was
seLt 10 The Slate prison for two years.
BURGLARY.
James Saunders, shipcarpenter by trade, pleaded
guilty attempt a. burglary In the third degree and
remanded till Saturday In order To give him az op
potunity Furnishing evidence his previous fe
Sedgwck informed his Honor that the business OF the
day hsd and the Court adjourred till to morrow
n tha
Judge RUSSELL heavy calendar exhausted two hours
before the usual time Of adjournment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-10

EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION OF PgARLs-rhe
Paterson IN Guardian says that Messrs John ia
cob Qusckenbush Of that city, who have been the pearl
hunt from the hrst, bted Saturday II pearls the
most perect speci mems q their exerons they
all regularly graduated IN size fer reckace and
beautiful tnis and oearress Besides thcse, they have
recently found very large pearl OF the slze OF musket
Dali perfect, and probably worth 5000 The value Of
be necklace pearls would be about 800 when arranged
Tor sale This family have found ~ 900 worth, and
have realized probably that amount, su the market
zoe on The peek very much more, they realized only
Reto for valued al a. 900 In New York They state
thai these hardly any bunting outside Of Pssssic
end bersen COUNTESS a. elsewhere they meet with no