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FouRrH DISTRICT COURT HUGH MURPHY VS. MICHAEL
OF New Orleans sULLIVAN--No. n,72S.
Rf VIRTUE of n writ of ficri facfas to me
- directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Court
New orleans in the above entitled will proceed
1t public auction, at the City Hotel Common street
Camp and Magazne Streets TUESDAY the 9th day Of
April, 1855 at IL O'Clock -
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all the No.
buildings and improvements thereon, and appuenances
thereto belonging or in wise appertanng situated in Will
the Fourth District Of this city Formerly the city of Lay
in the parish of Jefferson in this Sate in the square bounded
by eyee Fourth Third and Ievee Public Landing Streets
and designated by the No g. certain plan drawn by Hugh
Grant the 2S day of December 1856 and deposited
Office of H. H. Ceuas Notary. Which said lot measures
American measure 25 feet inches aud mes front said
evee bile Landing and % feet 10 inches and 81.
lines in width IN the rear by depth Of 50 feet inch and lines
the line dividing 1t from lot No and So feet inches and
lines, on the line dividing it from lot No. A.
Seized in he above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
IT "a
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DEUxIENE CoUR DISTRICT 30. & B. SAULAY VS.. HENRY
de la Roy + a LLOYD ID. Il,
Nouvele Orleans, \ ITSON-No II 500.
I'm EERTU dun writ de iieri facins n moi
u adrese par bonorabe Deuxeme de District Ia
NOuvele eHns dams rRlare ei-dessus Ie roeedera
LUNDI 10 davr 1853 midi rH6tel de la Cite de Ia
puhlique adjudication de-
UN TERRAIN VAGUE. situe dams lie Trosane District de
cette vile desgue lie No dars e No ~ forman
FAnge de de Ia Force de Londres, ayau 100 peds
pouces ct gnes de face 3 pes ct gnes de
proondeur.
&c terrain appaet deendeur Boyle moyen lacQui-
ion quill faiie pubque fate paf Sheriff de
la Paroisse d Orleans lie % de JUN 1854.
Sais dams lataire ci-dessus.
CONpITIoNS-Comptany au moment de ladiudicaon.
b +. I. PARKER,
mis- &c AZ IL 10 Sheriff de In Paroisse d'Orleans.
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DENTISTRY.

SlsssvasS5R MEDICAL, SURGICAL AND Nh
Sss-Gszss454 OHAElCAIs DEHTISTkY.--pr A. r. Dos
TIE manufactures superior Artificial Teeth az
1lli1J Gold Platina, Silver or Gutta PerchA-
Teeth removed without pain. ofice 10 Barcnns ssss
New Orleans. 40 ~
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FoURTH DISTRICT COURT ROACH LONG VS. Steamer Pete
of New Orleans. ( Milestone and No. II, SOB
pY VIRTUE of writ of fieri facIas to me
IL directed by the Honorable the Fourth Court
New Orleans in the above entitled caus, will
public auction, the City Hotel Common
Camp aud Magazine streets, TUESDAY, the 9th day of
April, 1858. ut IL o'clock Nj
The Slave named FALLS about
years. and her child aged about eight years.
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
f. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-AsToINE IkE-
~ RuT has the honor the pnbc that
sold his Restaurant situated Biensiie between Old iss
and Charities Mr. EUGENE LUNBAU, jsa
his continuance of patronage gensEpnsF
bestowed upon himself he viii be worthy evxsy
respect.
He would also take this occasion all those Who
deoted to him TO call and settle, and all who have ills
him 10 send them in as early possible.
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Of New Orleans, NARY BELL--No. iO,5p7.
pYVIRTUE of a writ of fferi facias TO me
ID directed by the Honorable the Third District
New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed sell
public auction, the City Hotel Common street. between
Camp and Magazine streets SATURDAY. the 10th day of
April 1855 at II O'Clock NJ the following described property
viz -
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Third ~
District OF this city in the square NJ 1877, bounded by
man, Columbus, Lahape and Derbigny Said lot I
81 feet less front Roman by 100 feet
more or less in depth together with all the buildings and
Improvements thereon.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS MRS.
Of New Orleans GASTANEDO--No. II, 900.
pX VIRTUE of a writ of fieri faeias to me
ID directed by the Honorable the Third District
Orleans the above entitled cause, will proceed sell
public aucton the City Hotel Common street. between
Camp and Magazine Streets SATURDAY the 10Th day Of
April 1855 IL o'clock NJ, the following described prop
ertv, wiz
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situate in the Third g.
District Of this city in square No H. bounded by Mande
VILE Grestmen, Spain streets. Said I
45 feet less front Vaudeville street. l2O
feet less in depth together with all buildings and
improvements thereon.
Seized In the shove suit.
TERMS-Cgsh on the spot.
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SECOND DISTRICT CoURrl q, Il B. SAULAY vs. HENRY
of New Orleans. SBoYLE LLOYD D. ALLISON.
No. I3.59a
IN VIRTUE of n writ of fierf facias to me
II directed by the Honorable the Second District Court
Of New Orleans in the above entitled will
II at public auction, the City Hotel Common street. be
tween Camp and Magazine streets MONDAY, the l9h day
OF April, 1855 at IL O'Clock M
4 VACANT LOT OF GROUND, in the Third District Of
this city, being lot No No 81 forming the
OF Force street and London Walk and having
and lines front by GO feet inches and lines in depth
Being the property which the salt defendant
Boyle acquired BY purchase public sale by
Of the Parish Of Orleans, the 23d June. 1854
Seized in the above suit belonging to defendant Boyle
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
f. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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SECOND DISTRICT CouRTl WIN w. WHITE VS. COOK n
q New Orleans. SHO0RHOuSE as-NO 10, 1856
Rf VIRTUE of n writ of tieri facias me
y directed by the Honorable the Of
New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed
at public auction, FRIDAY. the 10Th Of April 1883
at IL O'Clock A. NJ The premises Third
streets, IN the Fourth district Of this city
From 1850 to 200 Oak Logs or less.
Also, one Steam Esgne and Boiler etc, with Com MIL
Seized in the above suit belonging Pooey
Nico Co.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
y. 7, PARKER,
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IN the undersgned certain acceptance Of Pehe
Goodrich Co. OF Ms r. W. Cooks draft dated Buiwer Co.
Miss the ed July, is At "A months dat in favor for
hree hundred hir dollars Payment has been stopped
and any information " illbe acceptable.
dli 3ARELLI & CO., Common street.
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TRotsIENE CouR DE DISTRICT LA VILE DEL N -oRLE
de la kOuvelle Orleans. ANS vs. DANE UASTANEDO
- No. 1893.

u adresse Honorable Trossne Cour de district la
NpugeleO Orleans dams paare cidessus e procederai 10
sANEDI, 10 davtl 1855, midi d iiH6te dc Cite rue
de ia Comuse entire les Camp DIES Magasins Pad
Indication de-
IN TERRI IN sue dams lie Trols District ~
vile, dams llle No IL, borne les Vaudeville FI
GTandhommes, d'Espagne Casacavo lie dit LII:
45 peds plus ois de face Vaudeville
21 peds plus moins de pofondeur ensemble
usses ct amelinrAtons qni existent desSus
tout saisi dams 'afare ei-dessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de adjudication.
+: T. PARKER,
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SHERIrFS SALES.

Of New Orleans. WALSH 4 CO.-No. 5,820
RY VIRTUE of writ of ficri facias 10 me
- directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court
New Orleans In the above entitled will proceed sell
pnbc auction the premises hereinafter designated
MONDAY, the 18th day OF April, 1855 at 1917 O'Clock A. M
All the Furniture and Movable Effects contained IA prem
ises occupied by John Price Jr Of the deeudans
situate No. l9 Annuncaion street. in the First District
this city, as per inventory to be seen my office.
Seized in the above suit
TEkMS-Cash on the spot.
EFT. PARKER.
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QuArRIENE CouR DE DISTRICT lie vapenr
della Pete Wholesome e lie
Nouvele- Orleans. taire-No n ,S25.
I'm VEBTu dun writ de fieri facias n moi
IL atresse Honorable Quatreme Cour de District de Ia
kouveleoeans, dams rRifaire cidesus je procedera
MARpI, q d'avrl 1858, midi. Hotel DE- la Cite rue
de Ia Commune les du Camp Magasins
publidue ct adjudication de-
Lescsve nominee FAS, negresse Rgee d'envron 40 ans
ct enf,ut age denviron ans.
Saisis dams ralfaire c-dessus.
COKDITI0NS-Comptan moment de Rehabilitation.
T., T. PARKER,
m26 rs Il 10 n Sheriff de la Paroisse d. Orleans.
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f. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.

De IL Nanyee Orleans, 5 CREANClERs-No 5,5l2
I'm VERTU dun Ordre dc yente. rendu lie
IL de mars 1858 moi adfesse par Honorable
Sixeme Cour dc District Ia Nouyeie Orleans dams aae
eessus ie proeedera i compile des creancers de Pin
solvabe lie LUND1 ~ d'avrlls5s "a heures r M en- mon
de depot Jefferson No 30 dams lie Deuxieme Dis
et de cee willie, Ia pubque ct adjudication de-
Tine pendue lot de fountures pour lie gas deux pots
argent plaque,
Abandonues par linsovable d creanciers
OONDITIoNS-Comptant moment de adudicatlon
II. r. PARKER,
m30 az 9 IL sheriff de Ia Paroisse 6i0rleans
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u of sale rendered March the 3D. 1873 directed
by the Honorable the Sixth District New Orleans in
the above entitled matter will proceed ell public auction
on MONDAY the 18th day Of April 1858, AZ O'Clock
NJ at Warehouse No q Jefferson the Second
District Of this city, Of creditors of said sovrnt
One Clock lot Of Gas Fixtures and silver plated
pitchers.
Surrendered by said fhsoveut to his creditors
TERMS-Cash the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-09

DEuzIExE couR DE DISTRICT WIN. ". WHITE VS. COOK &
de 10 Nonvee Orleans. SMOORH0USEet als-No 1896.
I'm VERTU dun writ de ii eri facias a moi
II adresse par Honorable District De Ia
Nouvelle Orleans dan. asre ci-dessus procederai lie
VEEDkEDI ID dayr 1873, II heures A. NJ, eux,
aangle des ues de Ia Isvee Troeme dams lie Quarame
District de cee willie. a l'arudieRtion de--
Environ $50 200 pieces de bois e ehene.
Auss machine vapeur, bonilloiFe etc. etc.
lin a msis
Appartenant Policy Eicol Co., sasis aars CT
dessus.
CoNDITIoNs-C Compliant moment de ladudcstion.
a359I2l6 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d,orleans
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sIxIEME CouR DE DISTRICT PEET sIMMs co vs. PRICE,
de Ia Nnuvele Orleans. 5 WALSH Como $500.
I'm VEKTU dun writ de Heri facfas a mol
II adresse par Honorable Sixeme Cou de District Ia
uvelle Orleans dsus Pasre cidessus ie procedera lie
LUNpI II dnvrl 1855 0ls heures A. NJ sur les lieux CT
apTes DIES tss IL Vente nublique ct adjudication de-
Tous les Meubles ct Eets
Jno Price IT,, dies defendenr
citation No l9, dans le Premier District de cette VILE suyan
inventaire depose bureau pour recours
lie tout sas dams faiare eidessus.
CONDlIIoks-Comptsnt au moment de REHABILITATION.
Il. Il. PARkER.
m30 az 3 IL Sheriff de 10 Paroisse d'Orleans.
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sscoYD DISTRICT CouRT JOHN PEMBERToN VS. FELIX
Of New Orleans. nE ARMAS-No. l3.s62.
RY VIRTUE of n writ of seizure and sale
- TO directed by the Honorable the District
of New Orleans in the above tiled will proceed
TO sell NJ public auction 1t the City Hotel Common street.
tween Camp and Magazine streets. MONDAY the day
of April 1855, NJ u o'clock NJ
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in suburb ~eA
IRENE in the Second District of this CITY, in the square
bounded by Main, St. Philip Roman and Preur Streets EI
and designated by The No plan drawn by G. de
Armas, an the III July 1857 and DEPOSITED in the office Of
Droue In this city which lot of ground 80
feet tches front Main street by la9 feet inches lines in
depth the line Prieur street.
lines he line which divides from lot No. two 81
Sinches the back lire
Togeiher with all buildings thereon
Seized 10 the above suit
TERMS-Cash the spot.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

NL"Akk, friday, OCT. ~, 1913
Tie Meoker viii case, which has occupied the atten-
ton Of the Supreme Court Circuit and excited the n
terest of citizens during the whole Of the present
term Ct the above Court, il drawing to close. L. T.
Frelinghuysen esq., made the concluding speech on
the part Of the plaintiff. to-day, having taken six
hours in its delivery. The other counsel Courtlandt
Parker, esq, the Hon A. &. " Pennington aud Gov
Pennington each spokc from six 10 cight hours. The
charge Of Judge Hsines to the Jury viii BE- delivered
tomorrow. Property 10 the value Of 81, 900 is in
voyed in the suit. verdict for the plaintiffs can
hardly be regarded otherwise than ss a conviction in
the minds Of Jurors that the instrument purporing Ia
be the last will of Jonathan H. Meeker, under which
j. K Boysn, the principal depoaee has possession Of
the property, is forgery end the subscribing wit.
nesses have sworn falsely. The Jury is composed Of
picked men.
TIE day for the tris Of James Mcmahon, charged
with the murder OF his sisterinaw has been changed
to the sth proImo owing to the necessary absence Of
Judge Haincs 10 attend the Supreme Court st Trenton
the coming week. Gen. L. Runyon and AMI Dodd
esas have been gned counsel for the prisoner
by the Court The prisoner Is n excellent spirits and
says be will be able to prove his entire innocence.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

Mr.. Gouverneur kenbie writes letter to let
,he public know that If elected 10 Congress, he
VII disregard tie inyidious conditions of future
admission imposed on Kansas By the English bill,
and ,ote 70 admit her on sight any how. This let
ter completely justifes Mr.. Haskin, who is de-
ncuuced and prescribed as no Democrat because
he refused to force Kansas into the Union under
Constitution known t. be- sbhorrent to her People,
sad which she had already overwhelmingly rejected,
as she has since most enphatically done.
If Mr.. KcIoble were sincere in his present dec
lara;ions, be ought to decline at once. Why is he
candidate Because Mr. Haskin differed with
the President as 70 the right course to be pursued
toward Kansaa Nay: Mr.. Kemble held meeting
10 denounce Mr. Hsskin when he had only voted
to inquire into the yalidity Of the Lecompton Con-
stitution. And Low Mr.. Kemble proposes himself
to take course directly opposite to the Presidents
published determination that the provisions Of the
English. Lecompton act must be- obeyed and iul-
filled to the letter. If Kemble may e,us act inde-
pendently Of and adversely TO the President's wil
why may not Haskin' Shall one steal horse
with impunty, while Tie other IS hung for merely
locking over tho hedge
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
The Indian War.

We have letter from Lieut.. Tyler OF the United
States Oregon army, dated at Ceur dAlene
Mission, Washington Territory, Sept IL, with
fifteen days later news than any other account
from there. The Spokane aud Pelouse Indians
had been defeated after two days fighting. The
Spokane chief was held the United States forces and
500 hOrses had been taken from the Peouse tribe All
Of the punder which the Indians took from Col Step
toes command had been recovered Col. SeDtoe spIs-
tol was found upon Inan that shot down in his
saddle. The army did not lose man. The Indians
were begging fr peace and complying with all Of th1
demands Of the United States officers. Lent. Tyler
considers the in that quarter ended His letter
expressed to Fort Taylor the Snake River,
Walla Walla by Indian runners it was directed 10
his father this city, and is probably the only letter
that through by the last California steamer from
the seat Of the Oregon war.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

We call for the last time upon the anti-Lecomp-
ton electors Of the lid Congress District down
towr to meet this day and agree on the one candi-
date who is to beat Sickles next Tuesday. 1t must
be done ut once, for there is no time TO be lost If
the more immediate friends Of the rival candidates
do not srrange the matter to-day we shall, on
Monday, after careful survey of the ground, urge
every ant-Lecompton voter in the District to sup
port that anti-Lecompton candidate who, in our
judgment, combines the most strength and stands
the best chance Of success. We hate to take this
responsibility, and hoped to be spared the necessity
but if we must, We must.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

All over the Free States the politicians who
secuted the application of Kansas for admission
as Free State under tie Topeka Constitution are
promising and pedging themselves to vote for her
admission hereafter under sny Constitution which
may have been sanctioned by her people. "At the
earliest practicable moment is thercurrentphr
.eclogy, and We find il used in an eectioneering
letter just put forth by John Arnot, buchanan can
didatc for Congress in the ehemung District.
The-e be fair words-yery fair, indeed "When the
"deyil vas sics, the devil monk would be-" But
when Kansas ground under the heel of the Border
Ruffans, rayaged and bleeding at every pore petit
toned Congress for admission in l556, who heard
John Arnot or any Of his clan advocate for admis-
sion den9 The Republicans urged it, the House
passed il. Had the Senate and President asserted,
precious lives would have been saved and
shameful deysstations prevented. But the South
forbade it, and Sham Democracy bowed to the
mandate and defeatedit it. Who will now trust the
reprobste's death. bed professions ?
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

Auti.Lecompton electors OF Kings County ial
not to vote next Tuesday, and TO vote the entire
Union Ticket. Ii Is composed OF good men, and
10 scratch the name Of is to endanser the
ces. Of all. None can be elected without the united
ard cordial support the entire Opposition.
We have before US an anonymous circular sd.
dressed .' to the Republican voters Of the ID Con-
" gres.ionsl District" urging Republicans not to
support those candidates on the Union Ticket who
were proposed BY the Americans We need not
ssy thas this Is t,ick Of the common enemy. and
q very dirty oa.. The nomination on which it
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
THE TRIBUNE MERCANTILE ADVERTISER.

We shall issue on the goth of November the third
number of THE TRIBUNE MERCANTILE ADvER-
rIsER 1t viii be devoted exclusively to the in
tcrests aud uscs OF Ike Mercantile Public, on the
following plan:
l. w.il contain full reports Of the Markets, with
such other Commercial and Money Intelligence as
shall be deemed Of special interest TO Merchants.
III. il will be sent without charge by mail, postage
prepaid to 80, 900 Country Merchants who buy goods
in New-York. Philadelphia, Baltimore, or Boston.
The names will be selected by MossTs. McKillop &
Wood from those recorded the books Of their COM
uercs Agency end they guarantee that not hess than
50 coo shall be sent this being the fall number of
Country Merchants that they consider desirable thus
70 address.
I'LL TIE tote! expense viii be betrayed by Me,csn-
tile Advertising for which One Dollar per line wiz bo
Charged Those who require their advertisements 10
be dspsyed Will make special bargains therefor.
1t is believed that 40 equal opportunity for sd
dressing Country Merchants was ever offered in
The United States, even at double or treble tho
cost of This. This sheet is intended for Merchants
alone, and will contain no other matter than such
as is adapted to their wants We have every facii-
" for making Mercantile Advertiser that viii
deserve the spprobation of Merchants, and We
respectfully invite their cooperation. Advertise
ments received at The TRIBUNE Office. If by
LITTER. address HORACE GREELEY & Co., .
N<.s-yo,s, tcs,5er 81. No. Iss Na.saa-s.-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

That the people may know who are to have
charge of the balotboxes on Tuesday next, we
print to-day list of the inspectors of Election in
this city and Brooklyn, rs returned last November
to the County Clerks. IL will be observed that
there are many deficiencies; in some places, two
names in others, only one; and occasionally none
at all Looh out for these places The Common
Council will fill the vacancies and put Clancy's
men into every possible place. Beside the apparent
vacancies, there will be many more from absence
Oh Iszness and these also will be filed under the
eye Of Mr.. Clancy. Every American or Republ-
can regularly chosen last year should be sure to be
On hand before sunrise; if he is not, the Buchanan
ties Will rule liw out and put Leccmpton'te IN
bis place. Look, for lns,aurr, at the great Pro-
Slavery stronghold, the Sixth Ward. In the WITH
and With Districts. which gave o08 for Wood TO
90 for Tcmann. two IrishmeD only III each District
are returned; they will put another of the same
stripe in place Of the opposition member who was
duly chosen by law, but has failed to qualify, and
then Clancy may have "a tai, show" In the Sixth
Ward meaning OF the term.
Let the friends cf honest voting bo early at the
polls and note how these vacancies are flied Get
the name, residence AMI business Of every In
-pector, so that he may be found hereafter if need
be. Not few OF the Wood Inspectors, chosen
lsst year, seem to be men Of STRAW" SO far as
We can learn from the Directory. Perhaps, too,
the voters may see in these mnneuscrs satisfactory
reasons for supporting revision of the Constitu-
ton, which would put end 10 double-yoting,
cheating Inspectors and false counting. Watch
closely, and remember that the man who would
perpetrste fraud in the ballot, is scoundrel of
deeper dye than the Missouri Border Rufhsn, who
stuffed the boxes in Kansas with ballots, borne at
the muzzle OF his revolver He, at least, was d
villain without cOneealment; here the knsyes will
do as great crime in the dark. an honest pol
insures the election Of the entire Opposition
County Tickets, and four or fiye aud perhaps six,
snti-Lecomptou Member, Of Congress IN these
two Counties. Beware