davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-08
REFFCToRIEs.

For CO nfectioncrys. eating houses, m,tkets,
provision shops, refrcsment and oyster sa-
looms, according 10 the quantity OF water
used ..,........,....S2 90 to
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-08

LateProfessor at theUniversity, Penn
Can be tound at The old stand, corner Of
Montgomery and California streets, San
Francisco,
Where he can beconsulted I'd p.ivatel wand with the
utmost confde nee by the afflicted at I'll hours daily,
from 2 A. M..uniil PM. (Curesalways guaranteed
or no pay required.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-17
Louisiana Intelligence.


The Shreveport Gazette of the 9th has the follow
ing IN regard to the weather.
We have been inflicted with incessant rains during
the week The hail has ratified against our windows
sanetum Our citizens by dp % tr rnd our lonely
jty traverse onr streets t5ro ~ ana agi-
under such circumstances, is not desirable, At nre
sent the weather Is clear aud cold
From the same paper we elm tho rouo,,;,o 49,.
or,nb up '"e 'oAo"ins para
A.. ;.,.,,
nantstions hs, ose S una rising rapidly Many OF the
planters have gathered all their cotton anS viii conss
quently sustain little loss Very little damage will
result from this overflow, if proper precautions are
@ ~ 9h s,e seees ahose who have lands to clear
10 clear viii he tbe rea,ss ., f "1S nave iands
most familiar with The Red river country state tbat
tne uval lands ate benefited by the deposit which
NJ. S YO 'u.'u'
=, 30 o"s ~. A'isr'ua' Puohsned IN st. Johns par
,.a,., -, ~ 'ue planters o' that region
a,,,s.,s 20 V'''e p'antlhg, last week. IN
- '.' uea'S r"'ns' ihey mad resumed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-17
NEW ORLEANS:
wEpNEspAY MoRNINe. FEBRuARY II. is

WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY IL. 1858.
Fears for the Perpctulty of the Republic.
Many good men and true patriots have been led to
fear that oar experiment Of government based upon
popular sovereignty, will in the end prove failure
That the present tendency OF our affairs nation
affords ground for this fear there is denying; but
If it should unfortunately be realized, it will not
be owing to the incapacity of the people for self
government, but the lack Of will. 1t viii be wholly
owing to their having given the management of their
governmental affairs into the care and keeping of
willy demagogues and inscriptions aud uuprincipled
political trcksters whose sole aim is seltaggrandze-
ment no matter at what cost to the country. II is
this class Of men who, by their Vaccinations and
chicanery have brought about the sectional strife
which is istracting our country and and threat
ening the dissolution Of the Union. That our govern
ment Is fast losing the confidence and respect of our
own people is fact that cannot be disguised by the
sophistry or forensic eloquenee of the most oily.
tongued demagogue. This being the case, is there
not Just grounds for fearing that it may prove fail
ure unless speedy change be wrought in the admin
issration Of its affairs II government forfeits
the respect and confidence of own people, it eau
not reasonably be expected that it will be respected
by other governments, which entertain no very great
degree of friendship for republicanism. 1t may be
asked why our people respect and venerate their
government less now than heretoforel The answer
is simple and plain. Because it has ceased to be
national and become sectional and because the fede
raj head lacks either the power inclination to pro-
tect the rights and interests of the weaker section
against the encroachments and outrages of the
stronger This being the case it is not tobe expected
that the injured and wronged will long continue to
respect nationality that only has nominal exist
ence. The Federal Union in fact very nearly occu-
pies the position Of house divided against ITSELF
which high authority informs US cannot stand
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-17

IolAI.-''.,.., s4sls16ol5 s27bl3q22 slfqs7 90
The above exhibit, it must be confessed is strongly
suggestive Of economy in the administration of the
General Government The receipts for the current
fiscal year must fall at least fifteen millions. or nearly
thirty below last year and may reach thirty
five per cent, which, taken in connection with the
Circumstance that the decrease at other ports is likely
to be proportonaely greater is evidence, il the fact
were not already certain, that serious dimnuton
will be experienced in the resources Of the General
Government.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-17

Cor. WHITE AND MS N. o. PAPER. Several
months ago the above named gentleman ACCOMPANIED
by his lady, visited Holly Springs Tor the purpose Of
procuring subscribers TO paper that be had started
or was about TO start, 10 New Orleans. Durjng The
rule Of Gen. Walker in Nicaragua, Col White and
the lady that was with him, at that time unmarried
published paper in Nicaragua, When en-. Walker
had to abandon that country, White had to suspend
his paper but he resolved on continuing It in New
Orleans, to advocate Nicaraguan interests etc. I'm
der these circumstances aud considerations. Col.
White obtained considerable list Of cash paving
subscribers throughout North Mississippi and partic
ulary in Holly Springs and Marshall county Mum
hers OF our friends, who were sympathzing with the
hlbaster or manifest destiny course, paid their As
bills quite cheerfully. They are all now anxious 10
hear fom the gentleman. II they have been swinded
and we must confess that il rather squints that way
now, they wish to know it. Can our New Orleans
contemporaries give us any information upon the sub
jectg tHoly Springs Herald
A gentleman named Young published paper in
Nicaragua for some time and afterwards issued sew
eral numbers Of il here, but we never heard of any
Colonel White in that connection.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-17
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-17

IukF pzcENcY.-Mr. Punch observes with Meas
se Iae one OF the horses in the betting for the Cbe
ter cup has been called Good FRIDAY. Whether the
LINING ihe animal was in consequence Of is being
~ .at gay or whether the owner intended
'se a JOKE Q the effect that be had now got
fast horse, Mr. P. neither knows nor cares int The
arl heaIhens had better look elsewhere than in the
Pnyor-Book for christening hints ''s '-''' N 'ie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-17


aNofoskp INCREASE OF THE ARNY.-We clip the
following from the letter Of " Ion.n the Washington
correspondent Of the Baltimore sun
IL was stated in the debate TO day that the nnmher
Q. troops N the army authorized by law Is nearlv
l1,ou0, but the average number has been aetnsiIy
on!y some 1900 men. AT present, owing "a the 6,
cliles lot recruiting the lumber of the rank and e
Is SAID to he $4,000. II the compliment allowed nv
law be made up, and the bill before the Senats ~.
passed. the whole force will be $4,000. This viii ~,
be TOO large an army according TO the great extent
OF our frontier and the hostility Of the Indians. II
was suggested also, that Indian hostities are hea
ened 10 various quarters. Mr.. Bell remarked mon
this that he doubted the rnmor, but that his exner
enee had convinced him that il was In The power ~
few influential individuals on the borders. al any
time 70 make an Indian war There is a manifest IN.
disposition in the Senate TO increase the military -
Enlistment permanently, or to ANY great extent.
!. propositions have been made in both Houses for
we appointment OF commissioners to negotiate with
The Mornons, and settle all difficulties without resort
70 force. The project is, 10 doubt, polite and hu-
name Such negotiation would probably result ID
me migration Of part Of the community and the
submission OF the rest.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-17
F. r. PARKER.
sheriff cfJhe parisl If Orleuul

QuATElENC r0rR pE DIsrRIgr POOLEY. NTC0L * co vs.
dc % No1'ele-nrleans. ) JOSEPH MpORHOusE.
TN VERTU dun writ de saIsic e; yentc n
4e Ia Observation-Disclosures ltaire cdessus IL prod.rgf
le NENpREDl, 70 de mars 1855 midi pEGeI he Ia tfe
Nrar ' 3nre eirs les rues cu Camp ct dea Magasius
/. CINQ CERTAINS TERRATNS ensemble ayec foil. "a.
teses uassrs e Hmeloritous Qui dsssus depap
daudHnces et Hrpayteuauces ues fsubourv Marie N
aans e Premier District de vile, et coupris eufrp
les rues NraVte ST. Pierre Franklin ittr
lie Ia Commune, dt,Euc~ sous e. Nos , g. e g. ct aysut es
dimensions syiytYtes SAVIOR. IL No rea
ct 2res de fnce Ia SPau tdb-rte sur ~ ped.
poncs iee de proggdeur ct face alice pied.
de lrgeur lie No ~ piefs 10 pouces ~ ra
ia rue StPlrtre on Franklin IL psds ponce et an, he
poiodrur et lace alice De II ri sd pOdces largenr
le No mesire 80 pieds puuce de- rue ST Pierre IN
Frgkn sq 21 pieds ponce et lgne de prooudeur Ell 81
peds de itJErur dss le fond lie g UpI, r
De face la Sphere Franklin sur me rrofoDdeu do
w Peds pnuca g- la lEHa lmtrophe an 80 af de-
w pied, I'll pouces et ues Ia l-uc imiirupe Hu No z t
~ nlet' r'nees de teeur ms Re fond E lie No me.ar-
- pIeds pouge ct le de face Dc Pierre on Fauk
n sur prnoD1 de 2j pied, II pogHes e. as u ia
i-He limttFepue So 1S peds Fsuce sur M la do
aniis cote g rs pieds pouce- Fl sugs dams lie fond
CYRUS grille age denyiron 30 avs.
Btl BEN, -rh are d'cnyirlu 40 ans.
SAN Negro tge d environ m ans.
JACK, uegfe are d'enyrun iUHus.
HENRY. Itgre aye d erTrou IS ans
PRESTON, grille age d'euvi.on 81 ans,
JlM. Negro age d'tAyir0n IS ans,
HEbkFlANA grhunus dcuviroa % ans ct sp deux
ei ans nommts Julia, agee de ans, George mos
lie tout saisi iIus i'1isure ci dcssus
lONS-lHcQ asstmer4 H. dnn bla-
as ia mme Gle o-i32 J3z ecuGaut q daod proclaim ss
-hu par hypnleque To prophetic De-. escayes de
es H pftant mutt pour CEN nteet Pan de IA date usuua
par paeme e. Ia balance du prX disqualification, compliant
2 T. PARKER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-17

rEoTsIEME Corr De DISTRICT JAMES MAGIvs. RAYMOND
de "a Nouy- Orleans. DEIACRUZ-No. II sS3
I'm NEtTu dun writ de saIsIe ct vente, n
moi adrese par Honorable Troseme Cour de District
= daps rafaire cdesss e procedera ls
MERCREpI, de mars, 1855 midi rH6tel de la Cite
rue de Ia Commune entire les du Camp Magasins
Ia yente pnbli4ue ct adjudication de-
IN CERTAIN TERRAIN, sue dams le Quatrieme Dis 20.
Tct de cette Vile dams ilet borne par Apollo N7
Nayades Washington ct Conrey lie dit designe IT'LL
sous e numrro treutequatre, plan dresse par C.
Hedln archtece date du Ocobe 1853 depose pour re-
cours, en- etude &c j. Coey pnbiic et mesure
rene peds de face la Washington ofondeur de-
deN cent dsN pieds dix quatre hgnes entire ues
parAlltles ~ - 'e'Ns
Ensemble les baisses amelioratiops oui ~
eHi sur e ait terrain eoHsssht residence
base en- bo cOuyere bardeanN qnatre chamhres
salon chHcun foyer chanbe balm euis ne
deuN chahres avec ioyeT pouaer chsmbre pour lie bos
cuNe. F' ~ 'N's
lie tout ssisi dams l'afaiFe c-dessns.
le Placement de opstrs
ilets oIdre SAVIOR date du 2s dOcobe 1855 pavsb
trnis de dale de la $50 D ct les mos t
dates du u de JUN, 1851 de Ia S42 s. cbsr
ptyables respectvement T. Is e - mnis iae - &
quHire 6r portant nteret de pour cent ian ~
eur date, insqu'a leur echeAnce, de hu nom
Tan De euT echeHnce ny potheQue Ia Or prsfs
decrite, Il i balance du prx dadudc ion ls d srona
ournira son hon obligation caution bonne et ~
porant iuterei de hlit pour Ian ~ i, a
hypoheque speciae Ia propTiee yendue jasqus par
placement $50 = p"''a't
,.,s "a ., o.. T. PARKER
va - - - 10 slsfii de Ia fAfoisse dOrltins.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-17
E. ]. HART & co.


Ground spices
In boxes of 20 lbs each, containing q Of
variety.
Pickles, Preserves, FGetchup, etc
Manufactured by Lewis Underwood Murson, Thomas Co.
and Baldwin. Meyer < Co, Wells Provost j. HenSion
Pickles, gall, i, 4 and pints-Si0 cases
Tomato Kechup qts. and pts-25O
Mushroom pts. and u pts 80
Walnut e.. IS
Assorted 90
Lemon Syrup $50
Assorted =. 80
Pie Fruit, 200 q.
Preserves, Pine Apples Cherries Strawberries, etc.
Red Currant Jelly, qts., pts. and L pts.
Pepper Sauce quarts and pinjs,
Brandy Peaches and Apricots
HermetIcalIy Sealed Articles
Holsters, and ? h. cans-l0oO dozen.
Salmon, aud ID. cans, 4OC
Spiced Salmon in IL ID.
Oysters, and No. cans-500 dozen.
Roast Beef, Boiled Beef
Roast aed Boiled Mutton.
Turkey, Chicken, Green Peas, Milk etc,
Sardnes, Nantz, 100 x and a.
LANDING FROM SHIP HARTLEY, direct from London /:
WORCESTER sAuCE-Quarts, pint, and half pnts.
From Crosse Blackwell, an assortment Of their choice
Pickles, Ketchups.
Rich Fish and Meat Sauces.
Anchovy, shrimp and Boated Paste.
Polled Tongue, Pate Diable, etc.
Currant Jelly, Orange Marmalade
PICKLES, quarts and pints-Picoilli, Mkt Gherkins
Chow Chow, White Onions, Wanuts Caulidower,
etc, etc.
Tart Fruits
Green Cages Raspbsr-ss
Black and Red Curran;s Gooseberries
.nnIa ana pIar, n, as n 4 and N do,s-
ancb assorts5
ALSO
stilton and Gloucester CHEESE.
CkAChWELL BISCUITS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-17

Ik9isIEIE CouR De DISTRICT Joseph AM VS. ANTOINE
Tx S - 40 ;oIleans De LESPARRE-No II IA
t,N NERTU dunn writ de saIsIe et VENT .
moi adresse Honorable TrOseme Com d. i,t,rt q
~ N9uHsle Orleans. dams paare cid ssus e n1ors5sf N
Shtiti' Is de mars 1855 nid rH6el de Ia enc rns a. W
cHtiou de 'eA''"s' F"aluui-
D IN GERIAlNS IERRAINS stues dams lie ouHtriane =.
insurer ar ctttg e dams lilet No A. eumpriS rItr I An
es Stplieme Hntieme, Laurel Live Oak et dssiss I
sous nos D. S9e 10 sur n plan desse par ii
Apehttlr ie de Ma lei4 e depose etuie A. : rr
ngisgs public en- eette vile dts terrain.
de prooudenr. Wv NNf''eNi1 SUI l-u pleds~
dessus- - -i1iiUl as4ohs 4ul existent
saisis dams pafaiFe ci.dessus
NONpIlIONs-Vomptani au moment de Naturalization
FRA % . n 70 ...- +. T. PARkER,
'si' ID uS L 10 Sheriff de Ia Paroisss d'Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-17

The REVENUE AT New YoRK.--The New York
Courier gives the amount Of revenue received at the
CustomHouse in that city for the last seven months
as compared with the same months Of two preceding
years. as foows
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-17

FouFTa DIsrEicr CoUEr OWEN x sTROTHER VS.. r. NJ
nc Ny .1-lsan, MORENO. 1851
IN NIRA'bt T. o. a writ of Teri facinS to me
- directed by the Honorable Fourth District Conf or
New pfltas u tie above entitled cau.e viii proceed To sell
81 l4pe aucti9n on WEDNESDAY the 2ih day February
Iee q" 3a o'clock = NJ. ~ my Warehouse, Jefferson
street ia the Second District Of his city
enc ia OF WiHe Liquors. etc. as per inventory to be seen
my office - '' ~ w WA
S-izrd in The above suit.
TERMS-tash N he not
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-17
=. q PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.

DEuEIENE Cora De DIsrRIcr JUDsON kCO y Apr,,z,
r, Ee "a Eaiyrll orleans HARRISON NJ. 1865
t,N EltA'b duu writ de Saisir Ct Npute a
- moi hdtesse lHoHortbe Beuxieme 01~ do fIrisS
~ "a .uye'le Orleans dams are desus ie frocedri
EkiREll TO mars ISIS midi H6tel DE- 4, tta -1s II
ia [nnne eife les rues du camp ct DIES Mag,us Ia ref,
,uivent, SAVIOR ''' - +7"'
IA ''' +7N1 ' 11'---n
ssisies dams IaT1ire ci-lessus
GONDlrIONS-C1 Compliant tu fuofpept de I,1f,,lf,,.;.
, r. T. PARKER
ieb 10 20 nal TO- Sheriff he Ia Parri,ss firttfIsa-s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-17
F. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
IHlRn DISCREET GouRr JAMES MAGI vs.. RAYMOND De
- -! NtM urleans- LAtRuZ-No. l,ssI.

THl2n lls1Ecr GouRr} JAMES MAGI vs.. RAYMOND DE-
Rh NiBIC 70 of writ of seizure and sale to
nut directed by the Honorable the Third District Of
New pi'eas ~ the above entitled cause will proceed
AZ PHhc ac'ion az the City Hotel Common street, between
camp and MaeWn, streets, WEDNESDAY the "a dag OF
viz f'NiN''''
\ CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with the -.
3nduEs atd improvements thereon situated Fourth 1sT
district OF this city In square bounded by Apollo Nayades lI
aed by the number Thirty four on plan drawn by e. 4
eap architect dated The 4h October 1850 deposited for
reference 10 the Office OF j. f. Coey notary public which lot
ground measures thirty feet front Washington street by
tween parallel lines. "
The bUfingS and improvements said comprise a one
soty frame dwelling shuge rooted, having rooms and
1rlof each with fire place bah room kitchen having two
is each with fire place, chicken and houses and
cSieu. ~
Seized in the above suit.
IERAS-This being the second and last auction the above
described property will he deGuivey Rdjldpned ote highest
ana last bidder Tor Whatever viii bring twelve months
credit the purchaser the payment If four pro
three after date for $50 % the three others dated
e june ISL for the OF S2I 81 each payable respect
ve 80 T. Is and p months after said -four notes
beS Interest az the rate of six per dae
un due and at the Of eight per aunum from
aty with mortgage the afore described properly and
Tor The balance of the price Of adjudication purchaser fur
uieug band with good and solvent security eight per
cent interest from date special mortgage on
the property sold until hnal payment
EFT. PARKER.
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-17

- tHtced by The Honorable the Fourth
New Orleans IN the above entitled cause viii proceed ia IN
At pn0ic auction, the City Hotel Common street. bewe y
Camp AMI Magazine streets, SATURDAY the 9Th dy I'd
February, ls5e, at l2 O'Clock NJ
The uueXpied Of the premises No a6 81
Charles eet in the First District Ibis city ending on ue
3ls Of August 1888.
Seized IN The above suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-17

of New Orleans TOHN prise IT, x -, - vs.
Bf llt3 W p Of writ of fierI facIas 10 me
Cu'eled ny me honorable the second Distric' Com -
N.w m He above entitled cause, viii proceed to .
a. pi9ic 8"Eton At the City Hotel Common street bt ee
lump 6d Magazine streets, on WEDNESDAY, he 3d ds, f
Naieh ls6 az u o'clock, NJ the following described 9
~ CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate in the First -
lsel g' tls cty in No ~ bounded Nv Anpnn 49,
o 1eot factnier and Race Said los meas .il
GrnS thryiwo feet front Annuncstion street hy
drgd and twenty eight fee in DEPTH 49, ~ 0'' 11--
Tngvt with AL building and ir,rroy,,,r q. =,
Seized IN he above suit. '1"'0 'He'sol'
TERMS-CasA on the SPOT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-17

DEUxIEHE Corr DIsrRIcr7 Ia VILE DE IA NOR
d- Ia VFTTL, ttRT = ", - = -
Nnuvelle Orleans. \ j l. TiStff tpn $3.50
E,N NEhlJ dun writ de ficrI facIns a MOI
ht'esse par Honorable neuNieme COur District d. Ia
N9uEerl cans, dams Patiaire cidessus il nrgcs.4r,i
MnktittDL . de mars 1855, midi, pH6ei de- Ia f5,s
rue De In Commune, les tues du Caun 81 I Nai
Ia vsn'e pubique ct adjudication de ~ 49, '7'''l'' d
"a n IEki AIN TERRAIN sirue dams lie Qnatrier,e -.
slr4cl e ceiie vile, dams fet No "a borne pr les rr 7
IelstS laurel euNieme ct lroiseme lie dit terrain m
pruioHdiur. ~ ICY SUI 'e'l Pe1s ue
dessus. - N0'io''''uI AII existent
l.e tout saisi dams a1aire ei-dessus
CpNpIIlONs-COmpturta moment de radJudica.,r
ian re II 90 30 - r. r. PARKER,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-17

ENANIIl n NIs--3U UaFFeIs, Tor safe by
A. +. COCHRAN HALL.
i g G-syier stree,
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Z. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
DE9KiESE CouE NJ DISTRICT Ia VILE de Ia MILE on
~ " 'e''o Oi's'ls' SLEANs VS.. JOHN PRICE Jr.
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par memorable neuX eme We DistrIcf H. ~.
Ip dans aare ci-dessls e procfff- h.
G Ia Mil . DE mars 1855, midi, pIl6iel dc Ia che r1e
W. entire ss du Camp de5 NasasiDs Ia
Nenle puhlque ct adjudication de- W. 's'' "a
UN CERTAIN TERRAIN si,ua dams Ia p-.,,!.- Ia.
WY ae celle VILE dams let No 49, borne par les mes 5 a.
to hohin des Pacsniers Course lie din N
sIIan ueeate lfenie-deuN pieds IA rge e l.
nv" ~ suI GEM Vlngt HUT pirds de pIofondenr
sur le dit terrain ~ " 'e "'''ls qu'eAislent
l.e iont siisi dams aiae cidessus
CONDITIONS Compliant au moment de n Iipdic,,i,,
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- adres, pr lhonq.a6le Qusreme Cour de District IA
Nouver Orleans daus iaiRfe cdessus. prucedesi L.
MED 2 de iever ls5s midi pti6tei do CITE rue de II
Commune, entire leg du Camp des Magasus a veute
pubi4ue 60 adjudication de-
La latrce du @ de la maison siuee S. Charles No &C.
chain 5lsJS.
sAi,i lanisire ci dessus.
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SECOND nsTHiCr C0URr JEnsON & co vs. WArETrp
q New orleans ! HARK SuN-No NJ 6aG
Rf VIRTUE OF a writ of seizure aud sale
- TO me directed By the Honorable the -ecoad District Conc
OF New orleans lu the above entitled cause viii proceed 20
l ~ pL9,t ans on al The CITY lioe Common eei,
Camp aud Magazine Streets W EDNESD AN the lth ay III
March 1855, at y O'Clock, ~ the following descr bed t..
viz .4''
kAcHEI, aged about % years and ELLEN, aged a5sa:
seized iJ the above suit.
lERMo-Gash 90 the spot.
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