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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-07-21

THE TuRKisn ADMIRAL. The Turkish Ad.
miral, Mahommed Pasha. together with HI.
suit, sailed from Boston IN the Arabia for Ii
yerpool on Wednesday. The Admiral i re-
called home by special orders from the sui.
tan. After inspecting the Turkish ships.of.
war now in Liverpool, the Admiral will pro.
coed to London. In London he will hold a
consultation with the Turkish Minister, and
thence 20 70 Constantinople al the earliest
moment. The difficulties of the Ottoman
Porte with the hostile Montenegrins, and
the need Of his services IN carrying on the
war against them. are said 70 be the princi.
pal reasons which influenced the Sultan in
recalling him.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-07-21

Local DEcIsIoS.-Lis Insurance. Judge
ieager, Of yicksburg, Mississippi, in he
case Of Mile & Adams Us. Martha Z. Jack.
son e al, decided that policy Of life insur.
ance is not subject to attachment, either n
law or equity, to satisfy the claims Of credit
Ors.
In this case c. A. Jackson assigned his
policy Of $1,000 TO the defendants, and the
next day died insoyent. Among other cues.
tons, the validity ofthe transfer was brought
before the Court, and decided affirmatiyeIy.
The following is the language Of the Court on
this point: !" IL is furthermore well settled
that where debt or service or compensation
OF any kind is not due. and where the party
70 whom the same is payable, BY his own act,
or omission to perform some act, NAV defeat
u, It IS not liable in law or equity to be sub.
Jected TO the claims Of creditors a. where
party compensation depends on his perform.
ing certain services, and he NAV, by refusing
or emitting TO perform them, be not entitled
TO any thing. SO here If at any time the party
failed or refused to pay bis annual premium,
or payments, the policy is defeated, and no
creditor has right to make such payment to
uphold the policy, and secure il as a means
Of paving his debt. unless such right is inser.
ted IN the policy itself. In this view Of the
law, this Court would have no jurisdiction
e grant the relief prayed for BY the com
plainants."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-07-21
wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD cHERRy

The Editor Of the Boston Post saws We b.vo
not, until recently, been acquainted experimen,ally.
with the true value of Wistar's Bakan.. From he
truly valuable preparation have received present
benefit having recently used il in case of severe cold
and cough, with entire success, and most cheerfully
recommend 1t to those alike afflicted Ii is scientific
preparation and worthy of confidence"
Dr., Bradford Knapp of Crown Point, n. Y, in
letter dated August Q, says.
IN me course OF my practice in this vicinity I have
tested the good qualities of Wistas's Baisao. Of VIII
Cherry in Pulmonary complaints, and now wish 10
procure supply Of the medicine.
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS on the
wrapper"
July 81. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-07-21
GUAN0 FOR TURNIPS
now on hand.
JAMES WEBB.
Iy 81 aa
ROCK SPRING ACADEMY.

fNHE First Session Of this Institution will commence
= on the llh of August. and close on the gtth Of
December, lsis. The Academy is siiuaieJ ten miles
southwest Of hillsborcugh, and twelve miles west 81
Chapel HILL IN a moral aud healthy community. We
propose 10 prepare students for College, or Tor The or
nary business Of life. The terms arc as follows
Classical or Scientific Course, $40 90
English. Higher Branches, 1900
Elementary. 1000
Board can be had ior 81 per month.
u d. Oldham and J. Moore are living convenient,
and viii take boarders For further particulars al.
Dies, W. p. OLDHAM. Principal.
Oaks y. o., Orange Co, N. G.
July I4-2t
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-07-21

News FROM THE TELEGRAPH SquApRoS.-
The ship Alice Monroe, from Liverpool, ar.
rived al Boston on Friday. She reports that
she met the Niagara on the 9th 10 lat. 50
deg. min.. long. 80 deg. Is min., and RE-.
ceised from Cyrus w. Field the following
intelligence. The squadron had experienced
very bad weather. II took I6 days 10 reach
the point Of destination. Two unsuccessful
attempts had been made to Law the cable. The
second attemp, was made on the Goth, when
the Niagara paid out upwards Of 40 miles,
aud was gong on finely when the communi.
cation was broken and she had TO return TO
the starting point 20 await the Agamemnon,
upon whose arrival the cable would be spliced
and another attempt made. The A. NJ. left
the Niagara in the afternoon of the eth,
since which the weather has been inggy. The
squadron did not probably meet until the
eSlh.
Mr. Field was IN gooi spirits, and thought
they would succeed. The stormy weather
had inierlered much with the operations, and
one q the ships had been slightly damaged.
The Niagara's machinery worked admirably.
All well.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-07-21

0REooS.-We learn from Washington,
that the War Department has received Off
eial dispatches, stating that Col. Steptoe,
with command Of five commissioned officers
and one hundred and ilty.tw rank aud Gle,
was attacked and defeated By large body
of Indians on the 18th Of May, about eighty
five miles north Of Snake river. Loss-two
commissioned officers and eighteen non
commissioned officers killed aud pri,ates
killed aud wounded. The battle lasted
from seven o'clock in the morning to short
time before sunset. The ammunition being
nearly exhausted, and the musketcers being
nearly useless against the enemy, retreat
and forced march 20 the crossing Of Snake
river became necessary.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-07-21
NoTTCE-TAXEs.

Will attend Al The following times and places to
collect the Taxes for the year 1857, viz:
75ames W Miles $, on Wednesday, the 18th of July.
Cedar Grove, on Thursday. the 18th,
Dr. " lillian 9. Robertss on Friday The 18th
L. W. Halls Store, on Saturday the l7,h,
hillsborough, on Mondry the 18Th,
hed Mountain, on Tuesday the 2Oth,
midway, on Wednesday the 2lst
John y Douglass, on Thursday The 22d,
Harris WIlkersons, on Friday The 23d
John A. coes's, on Saturday the oath,
William y. Prait's Store on Monday the Goth.
a, Alb b. Guntefs on Tuesday the eth,
WllAam Trice's on Wednesday The astb.
chapel Hill. on Thursday the GOTH
White Cross, on Friday the 3Olh,
Thomas Longs, on Saturday the 8lst,
Thomas J. catess, on Monday The "a Of August.
hi'seorough, for Town tax, on Tuesday the 3d.
The Magistrates appointed to take the Tax List for
ne year 1898, will attend at the same times and places.
funeiuallty is expected of all.
r. M. JONES, Sheriff.
June IA. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-07-21

Captain o. n. 2. Taylor. who was killed
in the late battle Of col. steptoc with the
Indians IN Oregon. was graduate Of West
Point, Of 1876, and breset captain :" for cal.
liant and meritorious conduct IN the conflicts
10 New Mexico" II is but few weeks since
he returned from the East with his wife and
children. who are now widowed aud orphaned
by this sad affair. Lieut.. William CASTOR
was a graduate of 1889, and an officer Of
great promise.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-07-21
FIRST AND LAST NOTICE.
STATE OF NORTH CALOLlNA,
ALAMANcI County.
In Equity-0riginal Bill.
John II. Clamp,

John Tabscot Sheriff of Allmance county. James {;
Moore, John Holt, Williamson Holt and
James NJ. capp.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court. that
williamson Holt and James NJ. Clapp are mo-, res.
oenS q ,s STATE 1t is therefore ordered that pubea
weeks, commanding the said williamson Holt AMI
James NJ. ClapP to be and appear before The ne,i
term OF this Court, 10 be held in the town of Graham
on inc sth Monday after the 4lh Monday Of September
next to answer plead to, demur 10 said bill Of COM
PLANT or decree pro eoofsso against them will be
witness, Isaac Holt Clerk and Master in Eouity
70, Aiamance county, at office, this the l2th sy Of
'uly' 4. y. 1888. ISAAC HOLT, q. q ME-.
July Ia Price adv. 81 SO 3s-6w
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Ma. fiLLNoRE. The Troy Wing says -
" We regret TO learn that Hon. Willard FilI.
more il suffering from inflammation and con.
sequent weakness Of The eyes. So severe is
bis aiiliction that he is obliged 70 forego the
pleasure Of reading even the current news Of
The day. We hope this affection may be but
temporary.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-07-21
L n 0 Z MILL
BOOKS. STATIONERY e.

ElNE BIBLES. PRAYER and HYMN Book. Memo.
nndum and Blank Books Of all si1es, Letter and
Note Paper. and Envelopes, Osborne's Wafer CoInr.
and Toy Paints Fine Playing Cards, Dominos mi
Backgammon Boards. "'''
Fancy Articles of all kinds.
Fine Hair, Tooth, Paint, shoe. and Horse Brushes.
Ladies' Rubber, Dressing, Bonnet, and Puff Combs'
Fine and Coarse Comls,
Rubber Head Bands and Hair Pins.
Morocco Travelling Bags, silk and Bead Purses
Port Monies and Pocket Books.
Sewing Birds. Tceihing Rings. and Rattles.
Metal Pull Boxes, Tuy Locomotives. Palsn, t;un
Wads, Toy Whips. Fishing Lines and Hooks.
China and Wax Babies aud Doll Heads. Tsoe Ms,.
sures, Frsngpanni SaicheIs.
soaps. fomide, and Perfumes; also BARNS and Hau
el Toilet Soaps, Periumcry aud Pomaips.
China Candle.slicks, Flower Vases, MoIto Mtg,,nt
Cups, '"u
Rice Powders and silly White. for the skin.
Violin and Bango Strings, aud many other ariele.
just received aud for sale a the
July S. I a.,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-07-21

The sfafc.Fair.-we- learn from the Raleigh
papers, tia. the Executive Committee Of the State Ag
ncultural Society, at recent meeting, changed the
time Of holding the State Fair from November 10 the
9Th, GOTH 2ls, and ed days Of October This was
done TO avoid a conflict with The Virginia Pairs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-07-21
Obituary.

Died in this county,an the 9th inst, Mr. WILLIAM
CLARK in the sOth year Of his age. The deceased had
been long known ia this, his native county, and the
following items may be Of interest to his friends and
acquaintance. He was born Nov. 22j, l77s, near
The spot on which he had long resided and where he
died. In common with most of those beon cling To his
generation, he commenced life under unfavorable cir
cumstances; his fathers estate consisted Of small
tract Of land the cultivation Of which he relied for
the support Of his family, consisting Of wife and three
children; but being Wing during the Revolution. he
was compelled 10 remain concealed for time so that
al his death, which occurred about the close Of the war;
he len his wife and children to struggle for living
under serious disadvantages. His mother. with the
energy Of mother and christian, applied herself TO
the task, and reared and educated her two sons and
one daughter, according 10 The fashion of the times
by the time the deceased had reached mature man.
hood he had character for industry, economy hon.
e'y' and sobrieiy, which he lost. With this
was joined an acknowledgment Of his faith in Christ
and membership in the Presbyterian Church in which
he acted as ruling elder for many years With this rs
bis inheritance, he married February lsi 1903. to
Letiia Anderson, who died in 1892 leaving him with
i've children one Of whom had gone to her rest before
him. and the others with him in his last hours
rendering that comfort and attention which he had so
well earned at their hands
His character was well defined. In matters civil.
moral aud religious, be held decided opinions and er
pressed them freely; in his feelings he was ardent and
as religious man he was jealous be-
Yond any IN our community. BY industry he had ae
CURED full competency he had reared family, won
Tor himself the confidence Of an extensive circle Of ac
iuainances, and being old and full Of days with many
friends, and but few il any enemies, he has ended bs
lays ~ peace enjoying the comforts Of the religion he
protested, within short distance Of The place where
ne commenced his earthly career. Well would il be
Or many who dissatisfied with their circumstances
& like him, they would determine by divine help to be
he trainers Of their own fortunes.
North Carolina Presbyterian please copy
Died, in this county, on the llth inst. Of Flus.
orRY infant daughter Of George and Casanara Scar.
eiL aged two years and six months.
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N f W S ITE NJ s .

The body of bank robber has been dis
covered IN river in Minnesota with a. 0O(
~ gold tied around him. In attempting /,
nee the law, by swimming. the weight Of the
gold carried him to the bottom.
The attention of the Californians il beino
directed to wine culture, two hundred thou.
sand bottles having been produced from one
vineyard last year, which rival in flavor the
flnest Ohio brands.
The Washington Union says that " the
Administration has its hands FULL The
LOUISVILLE Journal says that one would sun.
pose from the very rapid disappearance of
the public money from the National Treasury
that the Administration and all lis officers
have their hands full.
Archbishop Hughes contempates erecting
anew cathedral in New York, which is de-
signed to be structure Of extraordinary
mag!niflcence, the grandest specimen of &C.
clesiastical architecture on this continent.
The cost will probably exceed a million Of
dollars.
California, like Missouri, will soon rival
ONO IN the production of native wine. There
!, one trm in San Francisco which produced
last year two hundred thousand bottles off
champagne from their own vineyard in Los
4 LARGE BABy.-A baby is hourishing in
Union rounty, N. g., only eleven months
DID, and weighing sixty pounds.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-07-21

o. this paper came to Us much enlarged /, is now Of
good sire. neatly printed and well filed and deserves
The patronage Of The Publicas wel.condueied literary
paper Is published in Oxford. in our neighboring
county Of Granville. at2.a year in ADVANCE Or $3.50
i not paid within siI months Of 50 a, the end Of the
year
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-07-21

A Fool AND ms MoStY-ln the trial Of
lottery case IN Philadelphia. q victim testified
that be had lost BY tho purchase Of tickets
over thirty thousand dollars
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-07-21
Ten Dollars Reward.

\ OsT. IN the town of Hillshorouah. an Thursday
- evening the eth instant, rs Mr.. smyih Murphy,
residing At Chapel Hill, Double Case Gold warren,
with heavy Gold Chain which looks a. II I we've II
twist. and badge Of the philanhfopie Society al.
tached 70 the chain. Ten dollars reward will he given
for The recovery 81 the Watch II delivered 10 W. H.
q. strowd 10 Hilsborough or 10 Mf. II. D. Gulhde in
Chapel HUI.
June Is 10 iN
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-07-21
jacksonville Female Seminary,

'HE next Session Of this school for young Ia.
! dies, will begin on Thursday the 18th instant
under The supervision % The Proprietor with an eff.
cieni number 81 able aud accomplished Tulocsscs n
The various departments.
i sdesircd that pupils enter the school Al the CON.
mcncement Of the Session.
TERMS:
Board per session. including lights, &C., $40
Tuition, Lower English Branches,
Higher 10
Music on Piano and Mcclellan each IL
French end Latin each
Painting, Greeian,
Oil Colors 10
Wax work. &c.
T.. Y. WATSON. Proprietor.
luis IL IS
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Goods at Cost, for Cash only.
oiiiee Forest Manufacturing Company. ,
FOfesttiile, June 4. isis

fofesttille, June ], ls5S. 8
EHE FOREST MANUFACTURING roup A.
ny. having concluded 10 resume their opera,ion..
WI pay hree sud oucguarsf cents per pound Coz Cot,
ton and Linen liigsJrlyCred al ForsviIlc Ralsish.
Or their Mills
The Rass mus, 10 well packed in Bags, aud di..
tncily marked with owners name. aud weights uron
each Dag 10 Forest Manufacturing Company.
must IL forwarded 10 The Forest Manpf,r,,,,, go
plny. fofestsiIe P.O ~''"'
June ., lass. ii.ssw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-07-21

y. We have been requested 10 announce The name
Of Joseph " lalia candidate for lsheulI Of this
County al the approaching election.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-07-21

IN CASKS of LIVE for sale low for Cash. Al.o
~ COFFEE, siuar's SUGAR, aud many Other
scasonable Articles.
JAMES WEBB.
June IS, "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-07-21
HILLSBOROUGH ACADEMY.

kNHE next Session of this School will commepcc q,
Thursday the l5h of July.
TERMs-Classicnl Department, $sl 90
English Department, l6 90
,,. H. NORWOOD, Principal.
"S - a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-07-21

N. Carolina Railroads. our notice las,
week of the election Of Directors by the Stockholders Of
tins Company, we mentioned the names Of Messrs.
Gorrel, Saunders and Fisher; we should have added
the name Of A. MRac, of New Hanover.
William X Pool, Esq, Of Wake, and Gov. Graham
having declined to State Directors, the yacan
cies have been ed by the Board Of Internal Improve
ments, by the appointment Of Giles Mebane, Of Ala.
nance, and Philemon D. Hawkins, Of franklin.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-07-21
MR.. WILBoN,s

MIR. WILLOWS
MALE END IIM1IT SCHOOL.
f'HE next session o. this School wilI lie opened on
Thursday The 18th Of july uets snd will continue
twenis weeks. Tuition will vary from ST. 80 h Sls.
Al scholars will be considered a. encte,l fjr lie scs
sion unless by special contract 10 the contrary and no
deduction will " male except in cases Of long csnn.
Cd Sickness Tuition due Al The beginning Of the scs.
June H. 4g-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-07-21
LIST OF LETTERS.

EMAINING in the Post Office at HiIlbo,ougb
- e., on the lst day Of Iuy 1855.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-07-21

Hon. The San caught a Tkiefm The let
rive or SIX days ago, says late Paris paper,
NJ. *, photographer, alured BY the
brightness OF the sun and the softness of the
arr, provided himself with necessary baggage
and fastened TO Fontainebleau, to take views
IN the forest. He installed in very mic.
ttresque quarter, erected his apparatus, pre-
pared his plates, opened his object glass, and
enseloplng at once his case and bis head in
large dark and flacturant veil, set himself
to the task Of seizing the object in view. He
had Just taken out his proof from the dark
chamber, and was subjecting it to chemical
reactions, when stong hand was placed on
his shoulder. He turned round hastily and
found himself in the presence of species of
giant meanly attired, who, BY gesture and
voice demanded his purse. NJ. K is not
Hercules. and from the first glance towards
his adversary, he concluded that all resist
ance was useless. lie therefore politely of.
tered his purse, whichswas accepted with
thanktulness. The robber bowed, and leay-
ing him TO his resignation, went into the
depths oil the forrest. Poor ", medi- |
iating on his sad lot, remained sometime mo.
tionless; his looks were mechanically set on /
his Photographic proof; he unused upon il
with diverted and unconcerned eye sud-
1enly -" What is this Z" exclaimed he
: what IS the human form in this coppice,
Under the shade Of this oak: Heavens. should
believe my eyes! 1t is him; it is my rob-
Der, perfectly deiineated, and very easy to
,e recognized. d Providence! q divine sun.
ny co-iaborer; how well you do things :"
~ ms return he repaired to the police com
nlssloner's at Fontainbleau, related his adj
'enture, exhibited the proof plate and the
likeness. The next day, with
he aid OF this singular description, the rob-
Ter was arrested.
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HILLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
Wednesday, July 81. 1855.

correction In noticing last week the an
nouncement Of Mr. Kerr as a candidate for the Com
mons IN oaswell county, we quoted from the MiItor
Chronicle statement that Mr.. Gilmer's bill, which
allowed Us large share Of the public lands, came with
IN one cote Of passing Democratic House of Repre-
sen'a'ives-and would have passed had not all gu,
representatives. except Mr.. Gmer voted agains, it"-
We since learn that there Is mistake in this. Ma
vote was taken on the passage Of the bill; the motion
was to take i from the table for consideration-which
motion required two-thirds vote 10 carry il, This /,
failed to get whether for the want Of friends or The
press o. other business cannot say, as we have not
me journals before US tor reference. As therefore, no
direct vote has been taken upon the question wo have
no criterion by which 70 judge Of the favor such bin
would receive in the present Congress- Bills Of this
Kind have heretofore been passed in each House BY
handsome majoriles, and it may be that the magma.
nimy Of Congress may ye, prompt 1t to do justice to
he claims Of the old States, in some degree a, least,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22

BUEEAu nU sHEa1F PAROrssE D'ORLEASs,l
NouveIetrGsns lie Is d. Octobre, FS5s.
SIXrETE CouR DE DISTRICT PATRICK MAGEE vs. UNEMA-
dc iR chine d yapeur portatiye, etc. CT
NoaVeie Orleans. Williams & Brhou-No csc.
WIS est par Re present dOmne QUEEN yeTta
u na %fil &c asie pr0visoiTe in moi aGresse dams
| nfajte c1iessus i'a| ~ s lie ct p possessiUil-
DUNE MACHINE \ NAPF.l FORMATIVE, de In force
de u cherH&, sur qugs e demNudeuf reCame le prigi
ee de yeneur t teue iBertsee QHj preeH
drNen avufF drot A dte machine vape,Ir etc mott
lies dAvO cOmFalae la Si&iae Guur de District de Ii
NOWvflle Ortms, dn les guz jour- qi Suyron la date d
present avis ct taHode IL petition enfesr6e danS Ia
fArr ct fedure les rasons pour lesquecs Ia de me
chine yApeur etc. 6erAet veRina pour satisare In
reclamation DIN LcTnaher, ains les frAis d'ihstauCe
al 2E I'll I2 PARKER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22
REV. ARDS.


@ ONE HUNDRE ID ND FIFTY DOLLARS
"a REWAEDRhnhHH fra m The subscriber lst Of june
@keE last mulao named T. TSY, fcaied
by her colored a0Ciats She APPEARS to be about y
Yeas of age but older md nnder medium size with large
mouth excellent teeth ma feet, appearance he
wife colotd barber nsmtd j. Wesley ship No le6 Gurn
street Who probably induced her 10 abseend aa dEAR
less knows where thg is
One hundred dears viii be paid er he arrest e Seis
woman and fifty dollars in addition for evdeaca 10 eenFEf
any person of hBtbolirg her. Ii. NJ TH0Nfs0ht
Se42 81 GrHTier ttfeef-
FTNNVdg THOUSAND DOLLARS EaE.ySzA RI
Having believe the explosion 1f 1E
VII giua the result Of nearious design he
Two Thousand Dollars will be paid GF the de-
lection aid conviction of the gnilty party or parties
EDAARD TOBY, Agent
aul0 If ~ Camp siTeaa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22

DEuxIEME CouR pE DIrRICT7 SUCCESSION DE CAPT,
la NouvQIlp Orleans. Wy. l.. HOLAIES-No Il f63.
A TTENDU due James A. NJ caulRy pre-
IA seHte me petit n q II c0ur et d'0henr les rttea
de- Guratelle succession de eu Capt William H.
Holmes, decide ineStat-
mar lie present dome tous que peut
Garner, eiure ous les ras0n p0nr les
qutles il ne pas fa tlrQit In dite petition
Par ordre de La Lour.
OILS % q J, L. KELLY. Depute Greiier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22

Ra- dudley lodge No. &c, f.. and A.. NJ
Regular Communications Of th Lodge aIa held EVERY SAT
URDAY EVENING, at O'Clock. in iar Lodge Room a
the GRAND LODGE MaSoni5 Hail. Of ST. Charles and
PerdIdo Members Of the Graft iraepaiy Invited
to attend.
0FFcERs-H NJ. Cren5haw, W NJ; Thaddeus n Van Horn
s. W; g. j, Gullt T. WI; Henry Bebee Treasurer; G. S.
Sharp secretary; H. Stewart s. D W. g. Copeland j n
Jos Ghfllet Tyler is ly