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E. t. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
TRo1srEME CoUR De DISTRICT MOORE 4 vANCULIN Vs.
de la Nouyele. Orleans MELCHToR MITCHELL.

aS e. ao SS 5risaas asEtHfqe Mff6HEEL
RIM yEEuTU, dun writ sge fieEi faeiqs moi
dSns ars S9 + g Il
MARDI, daodt 1853 midi PH6tel de u Cite de Ia
Commune, entire les du Camp ct deB Magasns Ia yeute
UM TE 5 Al sl,as dans L. paTss inersurs Dc
Chemin Public les St Ferdinand Moreau Ell Montgut I
paF Il j Pie a Jean Commany dapuiGs yoysr e II dare
ls annexs m Sc dc depot a. rapport de- + de Armss s
e d terrain eyas mesure 9ngeSe sur qne lgne obque
Chsmin Public les naes dimensions il gue M fond qui
eft AUST o6qe sq 100 peds % pelgnder enlre gne para
alice fguree sur e dit plan u'gge commun des susds
gauehe terrain desgpe oas lie No s. dapras e plan
Ensemble avec toutes les basses ct authorizations qu
hegyen "a maisou porte y No u Epe dels
Banque dss coyens dc Ia Louane guarantees hypoheque
4 IN TERR4IN sua dsns le Premier District de Ia Nou.
dang le comprs sne les rnes plie
VI Thornton Thompson e de anvsr 1919 ct dGposG sous e
No 44 an livre de plans de j. j. Marks, noaire.
peds de profondeur entire gne paralees ambcane
trd,yeS ar es e ts5 tons 1 s prigses ssrgi
tudes e ayanages attaches et appartenant.
sig1e PSI No 100 dapras an plan &c peds
face u Julie sn g peds Dc profondeur entire gaes
EHsemhie ayee ses d5Peadanees ct appartenances,
s 4 N Il f ssr d9 id i 81 SILVA
ooNDITIoNs-oom momentdel adjudication.
jy2 u u 30 ans Sheriff dc Ia Paroisse d'orleans
Foung4 DISTRICT couar} JOS. =. SHANNON y. SAMUEL
ESY 81 2yIt ~ seizmre a, iI S@Ie 70
~ directed by the Honorable the Fourh District Conr Of
Public Auction al the City Hotel street between
Camp and MagaAne streets, on SATURDAY, August I'M,
4 CERTAIN. LOT OF GROUND, with the improve -
District 81 is city, IN square w. II When Il Bounded y
Thsla Erto Jacobs and Soils streets and designated BY the
e feet inches and lines front street q feet inch
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u. T TAKhER,
Sheriff 1.-THE Parish Of Orleans

Qu4TRrEsE CouR DE DIsTRrcr3 HENRY FLORENCE, Dr.
de Ia Goodsil. subfoCe. VS. j. a.
&nnveiie- 0tleans. Cyn0dall 1t al-NO lisa
EitN RKJRaHU dun writ de feF1 facfas contre
y bFsdi9 e mol adfesse l'honorabe QnatTieme
Qour de stfiG de a dams l'aare cidessus
iepoeaderi % sAAEDI IA dtsodt 1855 midi d rH8el de
Y Cite, de % Commune rues Camp ct des
MagaRiHs, i PRdndcation de-
les droits titres ct inerat du dit defendeur O. -
un certain terrain situe dams lie QuatIieme Dis 81
tf1ct de u NpHveeO TieanR dAns ilet
jackson JGBephinei Clara s Martin desgue No
butt e form ant angle des jackson Clara
~ pleas de lace Ia jackson, proiondeuf
Hes entire hgnee paraeles Ensemble tontes
tiases ct authorizations qui " tTonyeAt.
baisis dams les aiiaires ei-dessus.
UONRITIoNS-0o Compliant moment de Adjudication.
II. T. PARKER,
iyl8 = au2 9 u shelif de IL PArnisse dtOrIsana.
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NJOTICE-PERsoEs HAVING Texas LAS1A aEss-
mess Of any Kind naHra nave il attended g
undersigned upon leaving with f, ]. StsHsbafy. E g -
PicAyune Job Ohica latters directing where tbs uad
The should be addressed 20 The uaaegsne0 g ~
aud agibls haud aTiting b order e aEeia mistakes a ~
North aud viii return here To about thirty dsys, prep
his his place 81 residence huAiaeal- As
Houston, Harris cpaDsy. Texas.
Lei he nDlseea come in promptly and they VIII Ea
good attention,
, I @ys9 d s.1e43 JHH woapwaEH5
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TERsThis being the and last auction the said
property viii Be dehnitvey adjndicaed to the highest
nlades of twelve months credit the
ing hive per cent interest per from date special
mortgage on the property sold pntil final paS ment.
said purchaser shall have to deduct pay cash the
amount q printing Sheriff and Clerk fees which will
TO Ab9n s2 sind also the State parish municipal taxes
n. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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9f1 Orleans Duly Gresftrd.
OFFICIAL JOURNAT,
CaBNn MO- CaWMa5MA4-
BoARD oF ALpERnfEN.


TUESDAY, July n, 1858.
The Board met this day, pursuant to Adjournment
Members present: Hon. J. o. Nixon, President;
Mesars ForstalI, Harrison, Howell, Landry, Vennard
and Wilt.
The reading Of the minutes was, on motion, dis
pensed with.
The following message vas read
CITY Hali, July 90 1858
SIRE beg leave to submit "a yoa oommaaicatIon from
boF paving On ssras s9e4 c Canal I'd Esp
Informing re tgas he e ready 70 comply with ~ The OBLIGATIONS
and Tchoupit5uas streets.
Third district LocEup Prisoners esahof y .ssy confined IL
said inoEsd that the same Be repaired At
GER ARD SfITH, Mayor.
FoTEThe communication referred to has been sent the
Board Of Assistant Aldermen
The following communication was referred to the
Committee on Finance and Streets and Landings
CoRosERIs oFEICs,
70 the Honorable The President and Members
undersigned Coroner q the Parish of Or
lie @ q june 1853 ke Is entitled to the sum of Ss5j Year
ts % is once Now You poneT further respectfully REP
rsens that the amount thus hxed By your honorable body
That IN he i daily losing money the exercise Of
Previous the pa sing mentioned ordinance be
ws called On several occasions for ie purpose II properly dis
did ard the Finance Committee refused euraed his
pahbASs ot
10 almost daily called exercise the HameUti,E, the bills
Of which in all probability would be refused BY The Finance
/ Committee.
Ia coneusion petitioner would respectfully pray In view
Of the facts mentioned. that specs committees elegated
your honorable body, be appointed enquire and
the matter.
Your obadient servant,
| RI. DAUEoE, Coroner.
! The following communication was referred to the
| Commute on Finance
ely nan sey orleans, Jaly Il. isss
! Board Of Aldermen:
Conference.-The duties my department 20 ex-
tenyey By the placing Of all psYing
public works supervision that lind impossible for
alone to properly attend 10 the and do justice ali
parties interested myself and the public large Under such
circumstances compelled require help hands,
and respectfully thai assistants granted
Hoping that my request will with your appreciation,
1 remain, gentlemen,
/ Your obedispt servant,
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GSECEEEaEgS IL Eggs. DRUGGISTS AND Al1a
y RIES IS and 50 e3saa street, Asa a esssl =
and Wholesale DsaieEs ia DR. Gss asilIgkN sss ss r.
stFaHents4 ETC.
AHs Ship. steamaqal, Plantation and Family Hsd2a rs
an aifh particular lEaarenteAa fresh sz ssr
ms t8
FE7F8E EREWAsS1a Rzs AEES-sHE LAST 3 aEftzsf
4 the exhibition Of the lFsYassa Ptanss ~ TIC. =
SPEAR, previous TO lis taksas thaHs uR tAa rlesE
ThQse who Wnnid embraces The entity
work in hydraulics Which hgs hses se hsaly plast 81 @
who have it, invited BY Nj. Spear % pay Ass ss
the large ball ever the saloon q O. Cess eas
street, between Royal and Bourbon streets Hours, t
10 o'clock 7. ~
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SOUND or DEATH


There remedy that will the Cough and save herfrO
the consumphve's grave.
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sIxIEME CouR DE DISTRICT W. NJ. KNOX vs. WIN H. MAR
de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans SHALI-No 1913.
I'm VEEGIU drum writ de Ber1 GaGfas n EnOf
~ addesss par PhonoEebs sixeme Cour de District Dc
la Orleans dams Rfare dessps pFoc6derai lie
sAMEDI, Is d'a01 1855 midi pH6tel de Ia Cite,
Indication de-
lie vapeur BL0oBER, ensemble ayec "a ma Nssgss
chine, meubleB etc., tel quill trouye 55g1sss
rnone dans le feuve Mississippi, rive gsuche, .
face du Convent, au- dessoug de cetts WILLIE
Raisi dams Pafaife cldessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment NATURALIZATION.
f. H. PARKER,
jy26 aug o l6 rs Sheriff de ia Parosse d'orisans.
sixth plsrgIcr couRr WIN P. GRAYsoN vs. HIS CRED.
Of New Orleans. TTORS-So. $3.50
TlX VIRTUE Ofand In obedience to an order
- Of sale rendered Jaiy a 1856 and to me deeted y
the Honorable the Sixth District Court Of New Orleans In the
above entitled matter will proceed to sell at public suction
the premises, No III Eayades street, SATURDAY.
the h day Of August 1883 st ~ O'Clock M for account Of the
creditors or said insolvent-
All the Furniture and Movable Elects surrendered by
said insolvent to his creditors, schedule hiea.
The unexped term Of the lease Of said preises 10 LIST
November next 95s) at S20 able monthly.
TERMFor the furniture and moveabie effects cash the
spot and for the lease the PURCHASER pay the rent Il falls
due and the balance Of the price Of adjudication if any, cash
u. 4. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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DEUxKRE Corn DE DISTRICT 2P. r WIFI VS. NORBERT
dc Ia TREPAGNIER ct w. A.
NS9pq Ne & go ylssns; NOTING 1888
pATEN.T H0T-PTlRssRD NUTs. R0LT

slAA5IEEF HDT-PREsSED NUTS, BOLTS
y. L K0uNs d BROS No 2 Front street Agents for
Knapp, Carter Wilson Co Pittsburgh sale their
spaed hotpessed Nuts and Bolts Of all dascrip
59l Ter wagon makers pillow makers and machirss also
Anee strfHps, Flgnge Bolts Tie Bolts, Nails ec
SUIT purchasers made Of the best Tennessee Price
dealers solicited. rny2l "
r. NORTH CUIsI.OaIg ATToRNEY-AT.LAV vii
attend 70 all professional business Landry and Avoy
WILLIE, La = rs
ReiefencesChas. ~ Waterman hardware ulefehant O. N
ESQ Ihos D. Miller, Commission merchant; Ghas b
sigieton ttoruevatlAwi Nixon Adams Crescent Office
9eM 9FleaaE mas ty&W
AAEE1NGf-J. BONTEAfPs, DYER AND st;OII RBB a.
sonr bon and Royal Streets the honot to inform fs
pae that e Inns just ASSUMED the the Dyeng Fs
No Is Royal street. and that will be Continued
on same principle he has heretofore conducted b Gid -
nsss ana prop Of contracts he psrseveYed
course for the past twelve years. the public ast Et
3slea shere VIII Be 10 deviation IN The future
nas0 SIN Sc Bourbon sSd Is Roy Fl streets,
f0SMAG BtEAMDTE3-U nder Custom HOUSE IorE
saa es6l pack ages tssaay Bfsndss tie following
bnion ot HE Perpetrators of La tafrie Al Boi.
lsylA. ana fl4AfroHde.R For sale by
9RATEAA, GONNA GERE { CO.,
s - % Gnsouhouse street
NE s.8E Y TITS PEG GIGA MADE OF
A cholce Pehheeos Al SIS per thousand. for sale BY
jylo@ 9, 4 FI9 n n G...,.. 49,,
fTNEIPOLI-lI0 boxes, f5f sale b
ALFRED ERABNY,
"sI I2 Magazine street.
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The suhHa-s 4sks4 ihA appottHnity Of greeting Co., is
friends psgss md lie pueais eeaefaliy and heEe
state has fuseaihesn5
Otherwise Asaafe#-pia1 keHaafaEal A
duetsa % teels 81 ea1slked bhessity aHd
worthy as aiieiY szfeHset 3srueiiiaa.
6nsgmpHthg N8tt thH SPLITS o. TetFeneamslt and
rendered Imperative By asfsneeBry the tinea a
sa6iAg all classes, the psict af sasy board i'll se
hG rednee5 20 TwN loit8Es.
THE advantages the Hugnat H9asa aff eatsg
cfueisnaii are saaneia anlong which Hsas
elegant architecture, and eAaly accessible
Dining NeaSas
Ing Kpom Ia America. The ssns hasyel asIangssae srs
fua, meals nearly evefs hour IN oAE sFazz
nessef sitnati6n and claso pre1raiE1 90 s prcl1a
business
Trusting recognition Of shese lparfslt
main very truly yaask.
fe2a Gm 4. -. 00Rss7AARss
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The foowingpe petitions were referred to the Finance
Committee
IF Gnse praying that The sum Of SIS 81 b paid him
Or F. g Lasils sskng payment q The s5ls To-
euioant o commissions due him By the city.
Mr. HARRISON moved TO reconsider the action of the
Board on the substitute adopted this evening, ac-
eepting the adjudication Of sections 1st "a and 3D.
of the revenues Of the RharYes and rejecting the ad
Indications Of sections 4th 9TH and 9th.
Mr. Landry moved that the foregoing motion be
laid on the table, Lost.
Yeas Messrs. Howell aud Landry -.
Nays Messrs Fomtall Hanisson, Yennard and
Willis
The motion Of Mr. Harrison f8f q reconsideration
under The rules, was made the order Of the ay Ior
the next meeting.
BY message, the Board was informed shat ihe
Assistant Aldermen bad rejected the substitute
adopted by the Board Of Aldermen and persisted ID
the following resolutions, as adopted By them
Resolutions accepting the adj1dieat1ns Of sections
~ and Id, o. tle revenues Of the wharyes and re-
eeting the adindleations Of sections 1s 4t stu ana
9Th,
On aotien The foregoing resolutions ana substitute
were referred to committee of conference. composed
On ihe nart Of the Board Of Aldermen OF the Com
ialtiees on Finance and Streets and Landings
The Assistant Aldermen we're on notion informed
OF the action Of the Board Of Aldermen ana invited
to appoint committee Of conference OF the afore.
said substitute and resolutions.
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- $50 tFIFTYl DOLLARS REWARD.
~ Ran avay the 18th January light grf how named
HENRY OF GORDON, aged about "a years, weighs
about l5G pounds about feet inches in height eHy
frightened or confused when spoken negro s4yaerjn
gait thin monstache; dressed when left in black frock
coat checked cashmere pants vest and
light colored felt bet. Apply to ~ W
McDoNNELLis Restaurants
teb l47 am mans fraef
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SECOND DIsTaIcT CoURT r. ri WILT vs. NORBERT TIRE.
Of PAGNIER and w. A. MOTT.

PAGNIER and 4 MOTT
New Orleans ! No.1834S
Of nm alias writ OF seizure and
Court ct New Orleans in the above entitled cause will pro.
esed 70 sell ct public auction SATURDAY the Tt day
August 1855 at 2 O'Clock NJ, az the CITY Hotel Common
street between Camp and Magazine he following
scribed property, viz
SIX VACANT LOTS OF GROUND, ri led in tile suburb
WashHgton bird District Of this city dsslgnae by
aahd9 Of square No 4 comprised within Port ST. Fer
ainand Greatme and Craps streets according plan g.
Pile surveyor dated March is 1856 deposited In ie Of
r. de AtInaa, late Notary Public in this city.
Sos 4 O. q and adt9n each other, and
~ feet ztnches front ept Of 100 feet
between parallel lines lot No forms the corner Of eat
aen ina 81 Ferdinand Streets and inches
front on Greatnen street by 100 feet deep ST Ferdinand
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wmER's oANApIAN YERMIFuaE.

We the undersigned having frequently administered medi
cine prepared by Mr. wine Of this town. designated
Wnes Canadian Yernuge being fully satisfied withits
efficacy confidently recommend safe efficient remedy
for the expulsion of worms the intestine canal.
n
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-12-23


The TELEGRAPH, IN 1S46.-Twelve
years since, ON the, 9TH of March, 1876,
Mr.. Mckay, of North Carolina, the
Chairman of the Committee on Ways
and Means. in the House of Representa-
tives, introduced an amendment to the
Post Office Bill, of 81, 900 for the sup
port of Magnetic Telegraph between
Washington and Baltimore.
Mr.. Petit, of Indiana, opposed it, and
looked upon all Magnetic Telegraphs as
miserable chimeras, fit for nothing. No
body who did not understand the Potto-
watomie or some other outlandish jargon,
could know what the telegraph reported.
The amendment was agreed to. q.ri
This same Mr. Petit was afterwards q
Democratic Senator, and has always been
regarded as one Of the great lights of the
Democracy. sF. ia .-~e a,srf +. 3
Governor Wallace, of Indiana, who
voted for the appropriation to erect line
of telegraphic wire from Washington to
Baltimore, was superseded by William
J. Brown, another of the leaders of the
Democratic party, who made the vote Of
Gov. Wallace for this purpose, the great
theme in his electioneerins canvass. m
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The Latest from Prentice.

The Cairo papers say that Cairo will
be entirely restored in few months. II
will be the most wonderful instance on
record OF the restoration of drowned
subject.
Several of the Cairo houses that recent
ly embarked for the Gulf are said to have
arrived there in pretty good condition.
We have not heard of their being cap
trred by the British cruisers.
We hope that the Cairo merchants are
doing fine business. We know that. a
short time ago, they were entirely out Of
dry goods.
Col. Drinkhard is acting Secretary oil
War in the absence of Secretary Floyd.
Too many of that family are in Offices
these days.
The Washington Union boasts that the
affairs Of the Government are going on
like clock-work. Oh yes. they are going
on-tiek, tick, tick.
When a constituency elect such man
as Bill English to Congress, they under
tdhe W pass nun at HlOIe buan HiS houS'
He is rascd "Bill."
The truth don't bore our readers.-N
4. Ledger.
1t is never allowed to get its anger or
gimblet within hundred yards of them.
A few nights ago tho lightning struck
in several places in Washington City.
1t didn't strike the Treasury building,
however. There was no metal there to
attract the electric fluid.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-12-23
Seltct Gale.
A DESPERATE RACE.
ASTORY OF THE EARLY SETTLE
MENT OF OHIO. ~

oono years ago, l was one Of con.
tNlsi party, that met at the principal
u''el IN the town of Columbus, Ohio, the
SAFE. ,
II was winter evening, when all with
Oo' was bleak and stormy. and all within
way Oi,the and gay when song and story
aAae the circuit of the festive board, fill
~ up the chasm of life with mirth and
We, we had met for the purpose of making
.I'gnt OF it, and the pious Intention vas
T NJ and most religiously carried OUT
lux Legislature was in session in the
IN and not few of the worldly Leg,
c o were present upon this occasion,
h. ons OF these worthless, / will name, as
i, Ao' only took big swath in the even
81 entertainment, but as he was a man
vo-, generally known, than even our
Nh o.'ly President, James K. Polk. That
S,r.,.! famous Captain Riley. whose
pr.,,,. Vi suffering and adventures Ii
ny generally known all over the civ
3 - world. Captain Riley was fue,
d g soOd humorsd joker, who at the peri
d. = n my story was the Representative Of
hi. ay'on District. and lived near thai
R city when at home. Well, Capt
Il n. Gad amused the company with many
sb; ~ ,ar'tamed and singular adventures,
b a;,I S:e'ng mostly told before. and read
=, e of people. that have never
"a, y book, l will not attempt to re.
sH ~ were the stories and adventure.
Sn y the company, when it came to tn,
pp,.' d well known gentleman whC
" ~'Ated the Cincinnati District. Al
p.,b,- is yet among the living, ant
io not disposed to be the subject 0
rive AI 3! Or story, | do not feel at liberty t,
G,I;sval name. Mr.. was a SLOW
S' IN other mems adventures, and a
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-12-23

fell head over stomach into the dirt, and
up came the last red DEVIL
$50 you laid him gasped sever
al. -re-r.',
''No," continued the Senator, II didn'i
lay him, for / hadn't time to load, so
laid legs to the ground and started again.
| heard the blasted whelp every bound
) after me. ran and ran till the FIRE few
out my eyes. and the old dogs tongue
hung out Of his mouth quarter of yard
long !
Something kind of cool bagan to tric-
kle down my legs into my boots -"
BLOOD, ell ? from the shot the yarmint
gin you ?" said the old woodsman, in a
great state of excitement.
IL thought so" said the Senator, "but
what do you think it was %
Not being blood. we were all puzzled
TO know what the blazes it could be, when
Riley observed
"Melted deer fat which 1 had stuck in
the breast of my hunting shirt. and the
grease was running down my legs until
my feet got so greasy that my heavy
boots flew of. and enc hitting the dog,
nearly knocked his brains out"
We all grinncd, which the Senator no
ticing, Observed
81 hope, gentlemen, no man here will
presume to think am exaggerating ?"
"Ohl certainly not-go on, Mr."
we all chimed in.
"Well, the ground under my feet was
soft, and being relieved of my heavy boots,
pat of in double quick time, and seeing
the creek about half mile Of, ventur-
ell to look over my shoulders to see what
kind of chance there was to hold up
and load. The red skin was Jogging
along, pretty well blowed out, about five
hundred yards in the rear. So at it l
went-in went the powder, down went
the ball about half way, and off snapped
the ramrod ~
Thunder and lightning p shouted the
woodsman, who had been worked up to
the top notch in the Senator's story.
Good God wasn't l in pickle !?
There was the red whelp within two hun
dred yards of me. pacing along, and
loading up his rifle as he came !! jerk.
ell out the broken ramrod, dashed it away,
and started on, printing up as | cantered
off, determined in turn to give the red skin
blast anyhow. as soon as | reached the
creek
Il was now within hundred yards of
the creek-could see the smoke from the
settlement chimneys few more jumps,
and l was by the creek the red devil
was close upon me; he gave whoop,
and / raised my riae-on he came, know
ing | had broken my ramrod, and my
load not half down. Another whoop
whoop and he was within City yards Of
me /! l pulled trigger, and"
"Aud killed him ?" chnckled Riley.
7"No, sir missed fire, by thunder ]"
"And the red devil" shouted the
old woodsman in phrenzy of excite
ment.
"Fired AMI killed me ! %
The screams and shouts that followed
this finale brought landlord Noble, ser
wants and hostlers running mp stairs to
SEQ il the house was on FIRE.