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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-08-19
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I've caed him when the viocts with sweet spring
showers were wet,
I've called him in the glorious days when Summer
warm had set
Her robe OF green her crown OF stars gemmud with
crescent bright,
Upon the airy form of Spring, that Autumn winds
would blight.
And when tho Autumn with its fields of richly waving
grain,
Burst the vision, followed by Novemher's darken.
ing rain:
Through tho long hours I've whispered with lips all
cold aud white
"Comc back. come back! and from nv hcart remoy,
this chilling blight"
And when fierce Winter sternly throws his icy mantle
The once glad earth, ask my heart" Shall l ever
see him more?"
Ne'sr more to press my lips to his with last, long
And feel that sense OF being loved OF which TO dream
is blss2
Is there no hopeH Must give DER the thoughts of
meeting him
Until we meet beyond that vale whose path is dark
and dim?
Harken! voice sounds from afar whose tones are
low aud Swcet,--
Have faith! Have faith, my Helcn dear, in Heaven
again we meet
HONE Aug I, 1858. HELEN MogNINGroN
"A Picture OF MAHoMEr.- following is u
pen portrait of the famous founder of Mahomc.
daniSm:
Slightly above the middle size, his igure,
though squire, was handsome and commanding,
the chest broad and open, the bones nd frame
work large, the joints we'll knit together. His
neck was long aud finely moulded. The head,
unusually urg', gave space for broad aud no
bic brow. The hair, thick jet black "a I'd slight
ly curling, fell down over his ears; the eyebrows
were arched and joined. The countenance thin
but ruddy. His large eyes, intensely black and
piercing, received additional ustrc from their
long dark eyelashes. The nose was high anl
slightly aquline, but fine and at tie end uttenu-
at'd. The teeth were far apart. A long, black,
hushy beard, reaching to the breast, added man.
illness and presence. His expression was pen
sive and contempldtive. The face beamcd with
Intelligence, though something OF the senSuuus
also might there be discerned The skin of his
body was clear and soft, the only hair that met
the eye was II Iiuc thin line which ran down
from the neck towards the navel. His broad
back leaned slightly forward as he walked and
nus step was haSy, yet sharp and decided, like
that OF one rapidly cescending declivlty -
There was som thing unsettled in his bloodshot
eye, which refused TO rest upon its Object
When he turned toward You, it was never par
TALLY, bat with the whole body.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-08-19

the following paragraph was in the origi-
nal Declaration OF OF Independence as prepared
by Jefferson, but was stricken out before il was
submitted. 1t was read both in the German and
English languages at the recent Fourth of July
celebration at Baville, Ill.,:
lie (he King of Great Britain) has wagcd
war against human nature itself violated its
most sacred rights of life and liberty in the per-
sons of distinct people who never offended
hlm captivating and carrying them into slavery
into another hemisphere, or to incur IA miscra-
BILE death on their transportation thiher. This
pratical warfare, the approbrium of i1lfdeL pow
ers, Is the warfare Of the CHRISTIAN King of
Great Britain, Determined to keep open a mar
ket where MEN S ould lie bought and sold, he
has prostitued his prerogatives for suppressing
any legislative attempt to prohibit or restrain
eX"crabIe commerce, and that this assembage of
boron5 might want no fact Of distinguished die,
he IS no" exciting these very people to rise in
arms among u.s. and to purchase that liberty of
which he has deprived them, by numbering the
peopI' upoG whom he ob;ruded hcm thas pay
ing off crimes which he urges them 20 commit
ogains the lives of another"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-08-19

Orr WITH THE On Love And ON wlru ruE
Ngw '-lho workmsn engaged in eXcayaling
cellar in the rear of the Tract Society building
Combill, Thursday, uncovered tombstone, dated
1916, the romance connected with which is this
time was deprived by death of The young ady to
whom hs was ttached; aud to commemorate he,
memory caused this tombstone to be made, aud
appropriately Inscribed, expecting to have il
placed permanently in his workshop, But al that
critical juncure his affections suddenly became
transferred to another far object, when the tomb
stone, now for the ils time Tor forty years brought
TO the liaht, was buried from sight-Bos'0a Jour.
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A SHoEMAKEHs PRoMsg.--The Kinderhooh
Rough Notes tells the following about shoe
maker who plies his awl in that village:
Once upon a time he promised to have pair of
boots finished at specified day for Ex Presidenl
Van Buren,, but failed TO have them when called
for. In the meantime the Ex-President started for
Europe, and was gone three years, Upon his re-
turn he called for his boots, and was told they were
finished, l0ilh the exception of freeing Out
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j. WRIGHT & co.
81 YOU WOULD ESCAPE
4 rnrC. sIrrrrp1..r, LIZ

TT-eT T0v
Aoo NooAO 1'sCaFh
-
C"iiey . IA'ESic"i ram 1AsA@c0eH'
rI univ Ts,,,,, ,st,.i1, ,,,,,.s to Pain Earth +
II y
To cure without smart and cker all ais other thng
rs1ieve narrower has absoIr,aa, control ovs
- ,'''
tne nS ii"''i's oso" hahea' "h'ch no" "1e am o'no
femeoeSand tHedica oElI
l. stops all pain, even of Burns, instantly.
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DE soToLoDGE MOI meets at Baton Rouge oDTkarlasg
EEITnLoDGEEo.2l meets at Shreveport on Wednesday,
ST. LANDRYLoDGE No.2smeets a opelousatan sasBgs
Clinton LODGE No. 81 meets at Clinton on Tsanssdsg
trinity LODGE No. 81 meets at Trinity on SATURDAY
EXPULSION LODGE No s4meetsat Thibodauxon satag-
day evening
FRIiRiE LoDGEEo.s7 meets at washington On saias-
05HENEYynLE LODGE Ne. Al meets at Ghsney4iiie Il
Monday evening.
Saturday evening.
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.sOdd FelIoyYs, Rest.,,

BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR l656.-0ffCers-HerTz
Bier PRESIDENT Bouemet, Treasurer Thos. H. Shafd1,
Secretary PANEL Merritt, sexIrp Cemetery Committee
Haper DILLINGHAM; Gardner Smith b BsSilva. F4nspSa
Observation-Disclosures 0yertnn, Bernard Cohen aohR
Moran Members-jameR FuneAuN, j. Nj. Miuslow, H oit-
man Thos. keeae and E. b. Mannsell
VAULTS IN "ODn FELLOWS REsT1t may beproanroa
by apply ing F. G0RRY atSickles& Co.'s IS
81 D. FELT SfETsCS's, % CsmEstreet;to a MIiLsfAE
Ant, and the Secretary Office in Odd elbows Hal
uer Of Camp and I.afa3etestreets
Price Lots YanitsR ocular lots 10 Sl
ditto ST5 Vaults double Stockholders
s65 ditto all others, 7O single to Stockholders Lodges
S45 to allnthers $50,
be opened unless certificate of ownership
first obtained FROM the Secretary,
thepurehBstof Lets aehAd
on4pplicatioEto
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COTTON PRESSES.

Corner of Tchoupitouas and Robin streets
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Henderson streets.
ST. Mary street. between Pcrdido and Poydras
corner of St. Thomas and Basin streets.
Corner of rchouptoulas and Richard streets.
Corner Of rchoupi,onlasnnd Richard streets.
New I4evee and Louisnstreets
Corner Levee and Rofgnacstreets
PLANTERS,
Corner Annunciation and Rchardstreets.
Corner yeeand Clouet streets, ThirdDisrict,
SHIPPERS.
CornerNew Leyeeaud Roidgnacstreots.
WOODS,
Corner of TchoHpitonlGs Orange5treets
IEVFE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
IIcvecstrect, between st, Ferdinandand Hontegu
streets, Third District.
PIGAYUNE,
Leyeestreet, opposite Postl3S. ThirdDstrict
INDEPENDENT,
NEW COTTON PRESS,
Ieyee street, between Montegutand Clouetstr sstE
Third District,
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49,, THoMAs 4. snIELns sseretars I. =. go.
GeneraI ReIIef Co1nmittet.I.O b. d. d.


The following the officers and members of the Ggmnt
this extending from July, 1855 January, is
William Gregory President 10 be found by addte Box
25 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange St ChuFls streets
John r. Heuo Treasurer q Camp street, lb9s u Shields.
Secretary odd Fellows Hail; r. +. W Bacbman SO Camp
b Nugon II Victory Geo. Seymour 65 Fehp
pitoulaR il r krautg 81 New evee = alieT
Webb Murais Uf Common o. " Joute, III
street; J. P odd l0 Canal street; A j. Aass Gus
House, D. FurRr IA Louisa street, j. Schwezer, Ann
Miro; j. A fEown bfaiy hunter yagd Of
Julia aud New LeXee sscts r. Rues corner PeSds ART
Magazine str, Chas n. Morrison Agiers PHI EngeI
Laurel SIKH CasbeTgfe Bourbon street.
Ledeer W w BlishD, Camp street. between Poyd8s
Lafayette; W. II. Ellis, 81 GrHyier street.
jy23 THOMAS H SHIELDS, SeerEsaFy.
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Certificate Of Capt R, Tucker, of slip Helen
lTrfJu1F

New Orleans, March n, 1866.
have tested the Bridgewater Paint i0rwIc g. Z. BnEer
4 (' ARE arns various ways my ship for the past
wears und found in every superior paint
have Eyer seen sis my opinion Invaluable durable
Nu protective substance, and recommend it to masters 70
s1irsH use in preference to any other.
''t (SgnedJ R. TUCKER
Master Of ship Helen McGiaw,
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CHURCHES.

BAPTIST:
"; G Duncan camp, c. Basin.
Administration Corner Mandevileaud Morales.
Immaculate Conception BRronne, on Canal.
tJesut's -BarDnne, Common.
ST. Louis GHthedut-JncksonSqu Square.
st. Anthony -Rutnpart G. Cont.
st. ApholSc-st. Andrew, b Live Oak and Laurel.
St. Augusmc-Bayou Road C. st. Claude.
st. Bartholomew-Eiere, b. segun and Barthelemy, Al
ST. John 3apti,t-Dryades, b Cloaud CaIIiope
St. Joseph-Common, b, Maras and Vlere.
ST. MArie-Goude, II. urSuline.
St. Mary-josephne, b. Live Oak and laurel
ST. PAtrick-GHmp, b. Julia and Girod.
ST Peter-Margny. b. CasacaY oand Greatmen
St. Thefesa-Camp, OPP, junction with Prytania.
ST. Trnity-St Ferdinand.
ST. Vincent de Paul-Greamen c. Montegut.
Ursuline Convent-Beow the city.
! CHRISTIAN Camp, c. Mepomene.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL: St, PeterstSeamen's Bethep
EsplRnaEe. LEglist ProestHute FranCiSe-kamparti c.
Bienville Christ CmrCs-GarAl G. panphlne' 81 fAul =
Camp Ciaeunie. LGke-llerCuCs near Felicity road
Trinity-JuckSon c Plaqueniue. Annunciation- Annun
citation Square. Mount 0livet-AlEters
| LUTHERAN Euterpe, b. Bacchns and lrYades =,
c. Chestnut MORGAN, Esghen Dryades c Tefpsich9re
Pety C. Greatmen. Msrias b. BicnvilleRn CONT Cohee,
ST. Paul (coored) Carroton, oarroliton, C.
PRSESSsBVTERI4N Lafayette Square Prytana, Clio.
CRsacalyo, n. Railroad, Canal, G. FtankIn Fulton, n
Josephine. Prytania, Josephine. Thalia c. Benton.
Roulgny, Camp, II. Cadiz.
GERM. EVAN PTuteSAnt-Philip c. Chippewa. Protes
tRrt-Clio, b. Apollo and NHyAdes
UNITARIAN; Prytana, Galliope, Clio b. Prytauia
Dry ldes. TerpSich'r " n HRYat Enterpe 3acchU
sl3 DryadeH
RRAnFoRD's PORTABLE STEFAN EN-
manufactured by j. n Bradford 90. Handsboyo Miss
will be receivedby X. F. HARRISON
at the Office Of Virgil. Allen Co,
m4.6m&W 10 GtaEieE street
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Grand Encamp1nen4 81 Louis -.


THE R. W. GRAND EFGAMPMEkT or LOUISE Ma
10 o. F. meets semi annually, Mcndays In Fehsz
fayette streets - W
Cfcz5s for lssT r. Bragg Most orhy tfrand PA tFiaef
~ lash MOST H. G. High Priest; ]. Fausf. r w. e.
Mar5en James Furneanx. r. W. @. Scribe; Williams
" g. Treasurer a. Shaw, X. ". g. J. Warden 5hqHass
hee'e w g Aarshal T. j. Cantys W. o. Sentinel 3nlx
Ira kt2Td W Deputy q Sentinel Joiin Crickara.
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BRIDGEwATER Pa INT.

BRLDGEWAT,ER MINER4L .P14INT.
FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS,
Steamboats,, ships, Railroad Cars,
DEP IT'S, AND ALL oUT-DodR EOBK
Also, FOR all kinds Of
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND uNDER WATER.
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7
Having the Brdgewaer Paint decks and parte
Of nv vessel for some time past chtertuy endorse its
merits consider the best paint for durability and proec
on that have ever used -
(Sgued) JAMES ALE, Master of ship R. D. Shepherd,
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Standing Committees,

STATE or TIE 0RDER-P. q. M. John CIickaTd P e. s..
Chas. II. Emerson and P. g. q. #. nentEe1.
JgDGIALP.G NJ james Stockton. r. g. Geo HocFez
j. II. Frobua
p PETITIONS ArEEArsP g. MI. g. Dunlap. P. d. des
IEEIstATyE-P. G. ~ Geo. ". Shaw p. G. ". II. EgT9z
and r. q. b. DcSilva.
FTN4ECE-P. G. H. H. e. Station p a. d IL HusIgr apa S4
@. A. Thomson.
CONSTITUTION W Aws-P O. Iaues FIsngau5 2. g.
Geo. Berrneyer and P. G. G. Afenn
CREpENTIALs-P. G. r. a. Deutge1 p q P e. Collins ars
p g. j. NJ. Wagner.
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This establishment formerly known It's HE Epson Springs
in Trnble county, KY put in order for the reception
patients The proprietor atcr himself n he wi be able
give TO hi numerous friends and patrons much satisfaction
His long experience py-igin. and in thu direction of
Water Cure will enable lin all such diseases success
fully which are urable by water lrcntmcat
The Bedford Water Cure situated about 81 miles from
iSpi e and owing elevated aud sBubrDGs position beauty
ofscenery aud cool mountainous 1spGre is certainly Of
the pleasant nni desirable locations frG Water Cure in
q Sonl and Wes Iurajds will find ali c5uvenicnces for the
restoration OF their health all other who
vuids wish spend few weeks peas utfy the
y, also beAccommodated either the Water Cure
the adjoining Bedford Springs whose ablgng and etcmany
pr2pri7tnS Meesrs W. Parker Sens, will m doubt exert
Ill nslvcs 20 keep their reputation excellent landlords
the best caterers for the 5nbie Of their visitors,
20 Bedford BY way ouisvi Lex
Dghi Railroad, will find ,IeIco regular accommodation
like for passengers Bedford,
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each month, III Baton Rouge
O. W. SHAW No. TO- meets on the Isf and "a setlyar5
each month, in Clinton.
Amy communication intended for the Grand EBesnpr4as
must be directed James Furneaux Grand Scribe osds
street. New Orleans
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NoUBLIRC THE INCOME OF GDTgoM
II PL,A

PATENTED APR0FRHENT IN TIE A4FUFAerRR9
or FdRNS,
EpGyng 10 sP me rIP up 9 pSo II ebsiaT =
six of and above, and women uht tor Peg a
am now prepared to furnish with This new CON.
BINATIGN OF MACHTNEfS2t inclusive Of The STEAM IN
CINE if neeessarynaely I IT, Sin van ~. LAP
ries and Ia nUv all arranged the Spinning Room
plantation complete. With great Dispatch ALSO, eonps9n
9USNEEfSIIA1F OF THE NEW PORTION OF THE ING0aER
Machinery inclusive of the Steam Engine ana the spinnea
Wages. - .,,-,,-,,-,, =. :,
bis having purchased Of ne plantation nesos CITES
more than those he works. and Wills his PiE
ming will his diversion, it will he exempt frA
the and anietes inherent to Planting Gathering Ha
BsliuG Up crop. .
MACHINERY is a CASH ARTICLE, hut Fer good ReehB8.
grant reasonable facilities; and for the RIGHT OF
THE PATENT oefourh 10 be paid te each Of he ars
with contract nsurpg payment should the plantation Change
Propositions from Planters may made ara to knsR
OF Machinery their particular case, they pnl
been the number Of pounds Of their Crops
how many pounds Of Yarn day {hsy mus SIN ,,
NJEATsFOOp DILL bh., landing ana fo4 sals 81
myl7 q Magazine street
GAL sODA-2O casks landing md fer sails ny
y ALFRED KEAR&Y,
myl7 Z 4lagaii street.
COPPERAs 20 barrels Fl s SIS 2 5lr NV
myl7 u agazine street.
/ CtLARET IN CASEs-a5 boxes Claret, Aiagsans, M
~ doe, 1916 aud 1873 superior article TO sap
lam NosA-' - GBATIAA, ooNMAGEBE 4 CO.
Ru3 - f'usteHlhea = fEegHz
BOOTS AND sHOEs-75 cases assorted scots asi
II Shoes just received on COZ sigrTnent FIR sale p
ie2t q Gemtsen stFsek
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT }EUGGESSIWN OF JNMES MUIR
Of New orleans PHY-No. BOG.
u VIRTUE of and In obedience 30 order
- Of sale, rendered June 2jih 1855, directed
by the Honorable the Second District Court Of New Orleans
the entitled cause will proceed ell public auction
y the City Hotel Common street between Came asd Magazine
streets SATURDAY, Angst l4h, 1853 Il o'clock NJ
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUP D. lying aud being IN thu
Of the late Municipality 2 uow the First DISTRICT
this city designated plan drawn by Joseph Pile Surveyor
dateahe ~ day Of May 1870 deposited The Office the late
david L. McAay, Notary Public in his city COPY
there made by c. A. Hedu Archect and Civil Engineer
dated the nth day Of March 1851 and Deposited reference
10 the office Of said Notrg By the No. in No %
bounded 6y johnson PrenT Common and Palmyra streets
which said LOT said street by
us feet 10 inches and iues depth between parallel lines
Anecan being the acquired bF purchase from
John lIagAu and the heirs Of g. L. o. ID. LBtyet;e
fore Michael uernon Notary Public in this city dated April
LIST, 1851,
TERMs-Caoh the spot.
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ssixIEMEz G0uR DE- nIsrRicr9 PHELPS. PARKE a CO. M
7 -la LM MomgelLe 9ElaMmg JAW Is LAaGE-Mo E35l.

AfaN plJe il Ma
I'm VEIsI6U sI'Sn WIT de Heri fecias Il moi
ii Noagee sils dats padaire cid ss9s ie proce5oTa e
sss Is d Comp Sasssias tau
DEGX TERI TINS sitn6s dams le Premier District de 49,
ess dams st borne io paa les ge dfs NJ
s n A. s,9 NJ 4, nY HASH IN n Ii - 8ta ~
IL n mi H I fsss @ o II Wa i a il ~
5feu9p n9lafe public en- eee vile Les dts teaAA mesh
Paeanafs r ane rotodeaf de IN piesG pouees Ct iges
Hse9 Ses batiss,s Al ant existent
dess gt:,t I'LL, H.. i..g,,-. 3,,...n.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u moment de Rehabilitation
..n2 "a sb., do Z B p E fAR Il Dams
E5Ezz iii. RODRIGUEZ q CO.,. 57ss., !
iii IA + ~ and OK SfSsR B6F Frs
hS " sT k%Fc S BISCUIT warranted
free Of saleratus or any drugs injurious to health
Bread and Crackers.
Eayy Trend SUGAR GrSslers, sod" cfaekers
%iae Bfead Bos ,4s egasEeg8 ete etc.,
Aimsdc " Taaehinery Il lie prices Iny II
A lIERICAN AROMATIC BITTEsR CoiS-
ansuTnassed ths and festoatiye
the invisoTtes fhe nd nnetion Of he stoi
ach thereby dyspepsia, often brought
and humid climates Said Cordial may be administered with
ssgss 5s 5 y S na e. a
taste is not the least Of its recommendations.
cpd eoeebose Of tBis city such as sessras Gem Rubs
e ~ I'll far supetio ID I33er3s stomach Bes
hroughouthe United States Of America and there
he oerenes ost Bes RitReTto Il
use For sale BY A. A. PEYGHAUD,
?. rURrIGs,. 10 d ! s., .5.s Co.. Go.
pEyERG Es y 4 IN ~. 1 RgMs sstes'
d2 z Exchange Alley
EQUITABLE STEFAN tlNGINI 1s-7FKoM lYT
atc Hoard differing essentially e t9siE esonoa
factare are now in very
HPSn EamPhet3 Win ~ 5i @ a sn e ~ jT a. 10
pliGaoq 2 the vino T. oie sntin NsW Orleans
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Your hectic ash cough and feeble limbs tell Of fearfufsre
bodiugs hope. Just about oenteife consumption
heart-crushng blight futue but you need
despair Anarn stretched forth you-to soothe and
heal your wounded lungs. tits DR.. DAVIS
Compound Syrup of wild Cherry and Tar.
tits admitted by every body thatDr Davis Compound Syrup
Wild Cherry Tar the only remedy that will positively
CURE consumption coughs colds Group whoopng coughant
splitting OF blood.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j, WRIGHT & CO.,
md l6I Charities s+reet
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Silence that Dreadful Cough!


The york of thedesroyer has begunl The Lungs In
taugerl Resort at once to
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Sfxru p1srstcr GouRr PHELPS PARRE K co. vs. JAMES
0f New fJrieRus. CASNY--No 63G4.
E4G VIRTUE of n wit of hS9fE faGts4s to me
~ directed by the Honorable The Sixth District Court
of Mes 0lea the above entitled will proceed to6e
public auction tie City Hotel Common street, between
Camp and Magazne streets, on URY, The 4h dag Of
September, 1853, ~ IL clock Ne
TWO LOTS OF GR0USI1 situated In The First Dis lEa&
tric Of this cry in the square bounded ty Paeansr f
Richards Annunciaon and Orange streefs,nd 1esRnat LIN
ed as lots Nos and 8 on plan made ~ q Hedn Arch
itect dated 10Th OCTOBER 1852 aud deposited m the Office OF
Richard BrenHn, Notary Public In this city pan No IA
Said lots measuring each 81 feet inches aud lines front
tween ptrailal liuess
Together wi all the buildings and Improvements thereon,
SeiEedin the above suit.
TERaS-CaSh On the spot.
u. n. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish o 0rleaus,
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Certificate Of Capt. 81. Clair 1HomasSon, of III
Steamer OiagrlOiiH.
New Orleans, Dec. ., 1851.
Having pRinedthe hurricane deck Of the passenger
Magnolia, under my command, with tile BRIDGEWATER
PAINT cheeriuy recommend FORTS lmutrTin1s qualities
and have prOuouuCH superior, in my iud
nlent any mineral paint before the public and believe 10 be
certain against the effects OF sparks and cindcr 1t
has proved entirely waterproof my decks after three
monthh'use. (Signed,) ST. u THOMASS0N.
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sHER.TFr,s SALES.
sixth Dis4giof cooa1 JAMES n zgETs YiIi e.


sixth DISTRICT GoURT1 JAMES II. zUNTs, Williamson
of Terry subrogqed, Y. Adam Wagner.
B difeeed BY he nonoabg he stSb hisirict G5n of
at pn6c aneon 1t The city Hotel Common street between
Camp and YagazRe stsee on MONDAY the 6th day Of
Flye shares of Ge sock q the Bank Of America.
TERas1 Ca tI on The spot
snerffrof IL i. T FaT R4E e 6ls,n,
siXisAE GogE DE DISTRICT t'HMES VI HIs' Wilm,on
N ~ 5r,i,ns 49, tt,gt Gas-e Vs. A9am way
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TRRp DIsTHCr eouRr}s G. FABIo vs.: FRED, DER.
q MY Qr E hoFER-No l2,64G;
- directed by the Honorable the Thrl District Court gt
New Orleans in entities cnue will proceed sell
O'clock r. NJ at Lyte Warehouse Fulton street between
Lafayette ana Girod in the First District Of this city
seen en-, at IT. ny q, -,
IElMs-Cash Oh the spot. =, ~ ri, 1870
=. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
TRoIsEwE Com DE DISTRICT s. G. FABIO VS. FRED. DER.
YI1RU DIM NM Evrit s h s fnft"s mel
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trepo dE El- Futon e'fg Gsll5' i@$ette q tLgd,
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t IN TO- e MeIs"' o' S"iy"" ~ e"'''e "et'ae 81 ''"
Sgisig daPf I'Si!.i5e Gasssis naturalization,
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