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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-04-16

TIE DErIclEScY BILL--We have word
that the deficiency bill, which was lost on
Thursday By majority Of Is, and afterwards
re-considered, passed tho House yesterday.
Tho telegraph does not inform what amend
ments were made to il, ifany, or what were
the reasons which brought about so great
change Of action. In the original bill there
was an item Of So, ,5OO,o0o for transporting
the army, aud sl,25O,oO0 for the subsis-
tence of II. These items are understood
to DO for the Mormon War, and will give
the country some idea Of the burdens which
Mr. BccHASaS's laundering policy is likely
70 entail on the eounlry.- T0fedo Blade,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-04-16

LAWS PASSED DURING THE PAST WEEK.
AN act supplementary to an act to con
firm the charter of tho Coyington and Gin
cinnati Bridge Company.
An act to provide for tho establishment
and government of Reform Schools.
An act to authorize tho Board of Edu-
cation of the city of Hamilton TO borrow
money for school purposes.
An act to protect side walks not within
tho corporate bounds Of any city town, or
village.
An act further to prescribe tho duties of
County Commissioners.
An act to amend nm act entitled an act to
incorporate the original surveyed townships.
An act relating to wills.
An act supplementary 10 an act to estab-
isl, code Of civil procedure.
Making "A in all up to this date April Z.
= Columbus Gazette.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-04-16
rhe kansas Constitutional Convention.


Loavenworth, X. T., March 20.
The Chairman Of the Committee on
"Amondments to the Constitution" submit
ed report, providing that three-fhhs Of
each House of tho Legislative Assembly,
shall havo power to propose amendments,
and submit the same to the vote of tho peo-
pie, and il ratified by popular vote tho
same shall become part Of the Constitu-
ton.
AT the annual election in 1868, and each
tenth year thereafter, the question: "Shall
there be Convention TO revise, alter, or
amend tho Constitution shall be submitted
to The people. If decided aflirmatiyely, the
Legislature shall provide for Convention.
Tho Standing Committee on Elections
submitted the following report, which was
adopted by the Convention:
SEC. /. All elections shall be free and
equal
SEC. 2. Electors shall in all cases, except
for treason, felony ahd breach Of the peace,
be privileged from arrest during their at
tendance on elections, and in going to and
returning from them.
SEC s. All elections by the people shall
be by ballot and all elections by the Gener-
al Assembly shall be vivd voce.
SEC. A. All general elections shall be
held on the second Tuesday in October.
SEC. g. Returns Of elections for members
Of Congress, the General Assembly, and
all the officers not otherwise provided for,
shall be made to the Secretary of State, in
such manner as may be provided by law,
One member, who prabably thought he
saw "a nggcr in the fence, arose and asked
what the words ''free and equal' meant in
the reportl A Gentleman answered by
saying "that it was to give Democrats and
Republicans nm equal chance at MI cleo
tions, which was satisfactory, and the report
was unanimously adopted
OHIO BILL OF RIGHTS ADOPTED.
Lcavcnworth, X. T., March 30.
The Constitutional Convention yesterday
adopted BILL OF RIGnrs, which is an al
most exact transcript of that of Ohio.
The members debated over it long
tiro and tried, by various amendments to
improve its English and add to its force and
defniteness; but after the discussion of each
point, they showed their sense by re-amend-
ing it back again to tho language of tho or
iginal Still they wanted some little DIFF
ference, and for that reason, and no other
made the following additions to sections
and 6. The additions are in Italic:
Sec 5. Tho right of trial BY jury shall be
inviolato, and stall erlend to persons in
epery condition.
Sec. 6. There shall bo no Slavery in this
State, and no involitary servitude, unless
for crime, phereof The party shall haze been
duly conpicted.
The Kansas Bill of Rights also contains
two moro sections than that of Ohio. The
additional sections are tackled on the end
of the Bill, and are as follows:
Sec. 81. The payment of tax shall not
be q qualification for exercising the right
of suffrage
Sec. %. No indenturo of any person
made and executed out of the State shall be
valid within tho State.
In other respects, the Bill is an exact
copy Of the Ohio Bill of Rights.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-04-16
nhodc Islnnd EIcction.

Rhode Island is small state, but her
election just held is an important ono in its
results. Lecompton was emphatically con
dcmncd, aud tho Republicans swept the
State. Elisha Dyer was chosen Governor,
and the Republican Legislature will have
an oppurtunity to fll the vacancy occasioncd
by the expiration of the term of Senator
Allen in March next. He is the sole sur
vivor of the Nebraska bill in the U. S. Sen
ate from Now England and the "Littla
Rhody" boys will wipe him out the first op.
portunitv.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-04-16

The Union says that the interview be-
tween Col. Benton and the President, on
Friday night was protracted, and the lat
ter expressed exceeding qualification at the
visit. Col. B. spoke of his extreme solicit
tudc for the condition of public affairs, and
his painful sense Of the imminent dangers
which threatened the country, and exhorted
the president to rely upon the divine sup
port and guidance, and not upon that of
man who would deceive him.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-04-16
THE ExECUrrvE AND THE PEOPLE.


We consider Lecompton dead and pluck
ed up by the roots. The House has voted
to adhere; vote which declares its deter
mination to yield nothing of the ground it
has taken. So ends the great contest be-
tween tie Erecutipe and tie people. From
the beginning of this Kansas imbroglio and
through all its stages, the great question
underlying all its movements has been
whethor tho people should rule or whether
tho Executive should override them. Poor
Pierce wrecked his frail bark in this contest,
and retired to private life with the miscra-
bic consolation of knowing that his admin.
istration was rs futile as it was feeble Bu-
chanau having learned nothing by Pierce's
failure, took up the contest where he laid it
down, and has made more wrotched piece
of work than his predecessor. He stakod
his whole personal influence, the success of
his administration and the safety of his
party, on the attempt to enforce on the peo-
pie of Kansas constitution they never
made and never wanted; and the end is
that he is defeated and left high and dry
upon the rocks, with hulk too much bat
tered and riddled ever to be set aloat again.
Many people have thought this Kansas bus
mess has occupied too much of tho public
attention. This opinion arises only from nm
entire misapprehcnsion of the question at
issue. The point to be decided was, not SO
much whether the people Of Kansas should
form free or slave state, as whether tho
right of the majority to rule should be main
tanned. A wretched dolusion has seized on
our Federal Executive that it can carry
measures in opposition to the popular will,
and that the interests of party can be pro-
NOTED by doing so. 1t is well that the les
son of humiliation should be learned. Let
every Executive that may hereafter be in
power at Washington learn that NO amount
of public money however profusely squan
dered, and no number of Federal officer,
however subscryient, can triumph over tho
people. Let every administration know
that they and their officers are servants O.
the people and not their masters. 1t i,
their business to do the will of the people
and not to make or attempt to make the
people do theirs. All progress in po
litical liberty is the fruit of battle and vie
tory. 1t was inevitable that a contest be
tween the Federal Executive and tho peo
pie should come. The pride of place ant
power, the mighty influence of millions Il
spend, constitute temptation too strong
for human nature. Surrounded by thos,
who flatter apd assent a President comes t,
think he can do anything. But the peopl
have taught the Executive that the ponder
Gus force Of the masses will sweep then
away like straws before the tempest, if the,
attemptto to oppose tho popular will. w
hope to hear no more sneers at the Doclar
alton OF human rights made by jefferson
: and his compatriots. We hopo hercaftc
to see Presidents and Cabinets willing +
, fulfill their duties, and leave to the major
ty their right to rule We hope the quos
ton is settled that the people are sovereig
and not the Federal Executive.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-04-16
THE RECORD.


The Members Of Congress from the Free States who
have persistently voted not TO allow the People Of
Kansas to say decisively by majority vote whether
thes will accept and come into the Union under the
Lecompton Constitution. OF, rejecting this, frame
other which shall be satisfactory to them, arc the
following:
SENATE.
RHopr ISLAND. .fPhip Allen,
NEW IERsEY.- o.. VIM. Wright, John r. Thomson,
PENNsYLvASiA. William Bgler.
INDIANA. -sJcssc II. Bright sc. n. itch.
Iowa 90 -----.. +Georce W. Jones.
CALIFORNIA -- William VI. Gvin.
ONO -----.---- tGeOrrc r. Pugh.
'Dogus. tDerying instructions. ishufIling and
paltering
Total Senate .-----.--..---0
HOUSE.
CONNECTICUT.
Samuel Arnold. William r. Bishop.
new YORK.
John Cochrnnc, Erastus Corning,
Israel +. Hatch, John Kelley,
William B. Maclay, William +. Russell,
John A. Soaring, Daniel =. sictes,
George Taylor, Elijah Ward
NEW JERSEY.
John 1uyler, John h. Wortendyke.
PESNsYLyAN1A.
John A. ALL, william T.. Dewart,
William II. Dmmick, Thomas B. Florence,
James J.. ellis, J. Clancy Jones,
James Landy, Paul Ltidy,
Henry n. Philips, Wilson Reilly,
Allison White.
ONO
Joseph Burns, Joseph Miller.
INDIANA. .
James NJ. Gregg. James Hughes,
William E. Nibock.
CALIFORNIA. Charles l.. Scott.
Total (House) )--------------3l.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-04-16

SPANIsH.-The Banks of Buffalo, the sey-
eral railroads, the Express Companies, and
mercantile houses in that city, have ceased
receiving Spanish quarters, shillings, and
sixpences, except at the several rates Of 20,
10, and cents, and it is presumed the
movement will be general
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-04-16

The Buchaneers in Chicago, last week
held meeting, at which transparency
was paraded, which, by a blunder in pune
tuation, was made to speak the truth un-
Willingly. 1t read:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-26
sHERIFFS SALES.


sS'osP Si@ i olsa COURT MSoEonsR q aSo ssss
by VIRTUE OF n writ Of deri faclas TO me
ID directed by the Honorable the Second District Court u
New Orleans entiEl cue, will proceed sell
public auction THURSDAY the 29lh day Of April s5S
II O'Clock A. NJ he premises corner OF Ieyee and Third
streets. in the Fourth District Of this city
From $50 to 200 Oak Logs more or iess.
Also. Steam EEgine and Boiler etc. etc with Corn Mil
Seized In the above suit Ne belonging to defendants Pooley
Nicnl Co.
TERMS-Ths being the second and auction the said
property will be dennivey adjudcaed TO the CHEST
bidder for What u will bring NJ twelve months credit. the
purchaser furnishing bond with good and solvent security
Ing live per cert interest," and said purchaer shall have
Of printing Sheriff and Clerks fees, say about SOL
p. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parrish of Orleans.
DBuxiENE CouR DE DISTRICT WIN W. WHITB=vs COOK &
de ia Eonvelle Orleans 5HOORHDU Is Vet as-ko 1886.
I'M VERTU dun writ de fieri facias a moi
Il adresse PhonoAbe Deuxeme Cour de District Ia
Kouvee Orleans, dam fare ei-desns 10 proeederai e
JEUDI, 20 dayril 1853 II heures A. ~, les eux,
Pangle de Leves Troiseme dams Quareme
District de eette VILE psdjudicatiOn de-
Environ 100 200 pieces de bos de ehene.
Aussi machine yapeur. bouiloire etc. ETC..
lin 4 mis-.
Appartenant Pooey Nico Co.. saiss dams aare CT
dessls.
COsDITI0NS-Cete criee derniere la
rropete susde Reimbursement Hdjugee plus oan ct
deru er encerssenr px qui o douze mois
de credit PHcquereu f0nrnSsRnt hon obligation
caution bonnie snvabe portant iners de cnq
cent ct paea compliant les rais du sheriff du greer
environ SOL deduction du prix REHABILITATION
T. PARKER,
all 10 % 70 20 Sheriff de la Parolsse d'oheans.
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CHURCHES.

BAPTIST;
W. Duncan camp, c, Basin.
CATHOLIC:
Immaculate OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, on Canal.
observation-disclosures Common.
St. Louis Standardization Square.
ST. Acknowledgements, C. CONT
ST. Alphonse-St Andrew, b. Live Oak and Laurel.
St. Augustine-Bsyou Road, c, ST. Claude
St. Bartholomew-Villere,b Seguin and Barhesmy, Al.
giers.
St. John Bsptist-Dryades b. Clio and caiope
St. Msrie-Conde, n. ursnine.
St. MATy-Josephine, b. Live Oak and Laurel
ST. Patrick-Cafnp, b. Julia and Girod
ST. Peter-MArigny. b. Cssacay and Graamea,
ST. Theresa-CsmP, OPP. junction with PrytAniA.
ST. Trnity-St Ferdinand.
st. Vincent de Panl-Greatmen c. MonteRut
ursuline Convent-Below the city.
CHRISTIAN Camp, c. Melpomene
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL; ST Charles. n. Julia.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL: ST. Peters-{Seamen,s Bethel
EspsnaAr. b'Egist Protesane FraEcaise-Ramparti
Bienvilie. Christ Chnrch-cana Daaphue. Panl's
Camp, Gaienne ST. Luke's-HeFcule Felicity
Trinty-Jackson c. Plaqnenne. Administrator Aunun-
citation Square Mount Oliyet-Agiers.
LUTHERAN: Euterpe. b. Bsechus and Drysdss.
Chestnut. Mcreau, Rsghien Dryades ferpzichore.
Pirty, &C. FRESHMEN Aaras, b. Bsnse and onHti Gofee,
Jackson 81 Paul. colored) Carolltnn. carollten,
Nayades Algiers.
PRESBYTERIAN; Lafayette Square. PrytanIA c. Clio.
Casacslvo, Railroad. Canal, Frankie Fulton, n.
josephine Pryanls, C. Josephine. fhala, Benion-
Bouligny, Camp, a. Cadis-
GERM EvANG.: Protestant--Philp, O. Chippewa Prot.s-
tant-flio, b. Apollo and Nsyaass
UNITARIAN; Pryta, calliope. Clio b. PrytAliA And
Dry dee Terpsan .. kaYaess. Euisrpe 3aeehae
AMI Drysdsa.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-26

OORTABLE STEAM ENGINEs1FRoAl ut
rs horse power the celebrated patent OF Hoard *
fiste Hoard Bradford differing essentially In their eeenoa
and durable qualities from engines Of other patent or
are now States OF the
Union Pamphlets with full descriptions and letters from is
persons using them will be sent by mail
lrson 70 the subscriber sole In New 0rieana
Hoard Son being propretors Of the patent they on,
ear furnish which they have gvel
reputation all pretended limitations are frauds upon the
will by due experience with them.
- n1n SANUET VI CHINA - flrsviar street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

A.
THIRD DrsrsIcr cOUEr NJ a. MCDANIEL wife Of wiIiam
EaY eersfy, that As on se iash day
81 AR h. sss ssr, w.. o ss r. n. so' ia
n 3 a e. g ss Sss Psss ss
ordered sdigssd and dss.ssd TIA, .hs.s b ssgasg
William samuel johnson her husband hist there be
and gaas Hitherto existing between psini defendant
and ha. dsieudsnt p;y the e g rs q suit
''s ciensdJ /. DUyIGSAUD, Jsdgs.
Ia testimony whereof have hereunto my hand, and
Affixed the seal Of said the city Of New Orleans On this
hundred and @ and IN the eighty second year Of the
''1' H. 81 'A' ''' a DREux, Deputy Clerk.
ETAT DE la LOUISIANA.
rnonrsxE ooUE De DIsrmcT MCDANIEL fem% agS dc
EOuveiis-orl ss@usI johnson, son mari.
IE CERTIFIE que lie IL i avril 1858, Juge-
ment fut rendn dams cette coAr dams Panae cdessus
sOnnss cour par dss
&c IA dsganders.se sont esaess
i Ct e g.
M az .s. 81 uSs sS uo n az
gains jnsqaa demsnderese
defsndeur ct s pale les frAis du process
tsisse1 L. DuvIGNAUD, Juge.
En- fol de qun Pal slgne caessous oppose
lie sceau d; la die eOur, &c q a.ri nv p lSSS
az 4tiso adf % q IN ~ = D''''' '''''''
" - --7--1----, - - -, - - :, -
sEcosp DIsTlicr OouKr spGgEnslUS VI
NJ0TfCE Is hereby given to the creditors Of
TINS estate ana 70 al other persons herein inerestea
snow Cause m'hn zen GAYS rom me presen. an,
ey nave or eAns WY ,he aceoah gu ~ .ne
metaIy eAesuers oI NE esasss mo- oe
ADJ sppLoseS, w sna IA aeeouee nee"'
| by oraer OF tue Oourt' :, o ,rrr, mn ~,
r. . "lLIz cierk'
| -
| DruxtpxK CouR px DIsTRtcr SUCCESSION DE MARCIA
a. u N1yslls s1reans SREr PRIRsTLFY-No Isl SO
| Wis EST MIR Ie present dome aux cream.
peut concerne dayoir deduire dix jours date
prosecute publication les rsisons pour lesqnees lie comp
sers point appouye homologue les fond main
| reparts commencement au dit eomp'e.
| Par ordre de Ia Cour:
az. 2 my3 =. 3 WILTz Greoaer.
| - $1,000 = : =. - : : -
SECOND DISTRICT COURT suCcEssI9N Or MAEd aAND>
| o. New orleans luLLn.-No. l5,ulz
| NOIiCE Is nerepy given 70 the creultors
~ this estate and 20 ali other persons herein Interested
show cause within ten the present noncson u
they nave OF why me hcconh, presented oy te hn
traitor o. TINS estate snond not oe ana approved
the funds distributed in accordance herewith
BY order OF the Court;
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DENTISTRY,

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-ANToINE LEV.
hOr has the honor the public
sold his Restaurant situated Benve between Old Ievee
and Charities Streets TO Mr. EUGENE JUNEAU, asks for
his successor continuance OF the patronage generously
bestowed upon himself he will be found worthy every
respect. : - 800
He would also take this occasion ask who are in
debted to him. call and settle and all who bills against
him to send them In early possible.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-26
CoNsTABLE's SALES.


sAoQsD JSs IT oouRr saEKEY 10
pY VIRTUE of n writ of feri facias to me
ID directed BY Hon c. NJ Bradford of the
auction Warehouse Circus between Poydras and
Perddo streets FRIDAY the 7th day Of May 1858, at IL
ONE Lot OF PAINTING.
Seized in the above suits.
TERMS-CAsh the spot
@. W. SIMPSON Constable.
sHcosDE coun DE- JUSTICE, THos MARKEY vs. DANE Lo-
I'm VERTU dun writ de fierI facias a moi
Il adresse par Honorable c. NJ Bradford Seconde Justice
Paix paroisse Orleans je pOcedea lie NEHDRE
de mai 1883, midi magasin du Giro les
Po dras ct Perddo la vente pubque ct adjudication
UN LOT DE PEINTURE.
eaisi dams les afares ci-dessus.
C0NDITIONS-Compan a moment de REHABILITATION.
a7a myl 6 G. W. SIMPSON, Connetable,
FIRST Jvs1IcE's coURI, }w.&GR NEAGLE vs.. a; sAMP-
pY VIRTUE of a writ OF ferl facias TO me
- directed BY the Hon. j. X. First Justice of the
lie aneslon SATURDAY the LIST day OF May 1858 IL
O'Clock NJ, n Ba ks Arcade
Note for hundred and fifty dollars drawn by T.
Lseklan Csnbot, and endorsed by A. Sampson
Seized In the above entitled suit.
TEhAS-Cssh the spot
j. B. HAUGHToN, Constable
PRRMrHRE eouR DE JUSTICE ". &G. B, NEAGLE VS.: A,
I'm VERTU dun writ de feri factas n mol
IA adresse Phonoabe j. X Dixon, Premier Justice de
Pax Ia Paroisse dOrlean Je procedera lie SANED e
Ter de mai 1855 midi rArcade de Banks Ia vente pub
lique ct adjudication de-
I'm Billet pour de deux cinquane piasres
par T. b. lacklan Cambo' ct endosse par A. Sampson
Sais dams L ansre ci-dessus
CONDITIONS-Comptan moment de adjudication.
40 Is 6myl ]. B. HAUGHTuN. Connetahle.
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SHERIFFS SALES.

sEoosp psralcT COURT BIENysSu PscouL v. PIERRE
PY VIRTUE or a writ Of seizure and i's sale TO
~ directed by the Honorable The second District Cont Of
Public Auction at the city ho,e Common street between
GsaPapd Magazine streets on MONDAY the 2h day Of May
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situate in the sub -
square suasd between Moresa Ss1dsssIie, Spain and A
Casesyo sssis being ps Of The Y number
ground French measure sixty front each
square. Together with all the buildings improvements
ss lot o. g,S1d - e,%DDs three soy Ssf dwsns
rooms w IRE places enc cabinet each floor iron balcony
story bck kitchen standing in he yard and Al.
tsehsd to The sense having one room With a,paee one sab
or ,sioRd FOOT and gal cry i front yard paved
house bull al he corner having large room used
store with shed in 'front.' brick
front having floor barge store ROOM with
seizss IN the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
E.T. PARKER,
Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
DKu1rExs couR De DISTRICT BIENvEsu PEOoUL vs.. P
.s1 dss writ de saisie Ct ve%te S mo,
edresse par Phonorabe peuxsme Cour de District De Ia
@d SaS e cs Ta
vsnle publique et adjudication de.
uETERRAIN siius su fau6ourF Marigny, dams le ~
Troeme District de Get vlle dams pilet borne les H
M9Teau Msndeyle dEsp@gns ct oasscsvo faissBt ~
faabous Ssrgny Re dit terrain mssure mes1e frsnsase
90 pied de face chacune des MORGAN Vaudeville,
Ensemble oues les batsses authorizations qu exsien
dessus, CONSTANT maison de residence bques
etages ardoises, faani face la Moeau
ayant chambres foyers 3csbnets ba
trosieme galee sur e cote deuxeme ct oseme
cu inc briqnes deux eaRes ardoes BATH
dams l. eo1r ct ssnapt Ia mssop syant a res
oyers second galerie de dSvant works.
biquetee ienx disance briques mAson bass
bos ardoises, battle Psncognure ayant
grande piece ocere verandah devan
briques adeux ardoses fai
face la Vaudeville verandah devsnt ayant
grande chambre foyer premier ct second.
| lie ssisi dams laffairs ci-dessus.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de radjudieaion.
+. 7. PARKER,
AL 30 my7 u "A Sheriff de la Parosse 'oreans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-26

EI1OBACCO-s. TURNER, No. 20 CAMP STREET Cup
stars Deaer all kinds Of ORACC both in hogsheads
And les suitable for the Mexican market, Plantation ue an
rjg.r m rncSca a5 ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-26

Sixth DsrErcr oouRr ESTHER voYEILE, willow Of Win
OF New Orleans. ! derlin, vs.. HER CREDITORs-No.
$3.50.
pY VIRTUE of and In obedience to AN
IL order OF sale rendered March h 1888 and also by virtue
Of supplemented order rendered March 18th 1853 both to
directed by the honorable the Sixth District Court OF New Or
leans In the above entitled matter will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the City Hoel Common street between
Camp and Magazine streets, SATURDAY the list day Of
May 1853 IL O'Clock NJ for Of the creditors Of said
insolve' -
LOT OF GROUND, situated IN fanbOurg Deassize seA
in the Fourth District Of this city, measuring 43 feet f
inch and lines front Magazine street. by 100 feet Eli
dep and front Harmony street. plan drawn BY G.
de AmaS Deputy General dated March 20h, 1855
and which will be exhibited at the time and place OF
Together with tho buildings improvements thereon,
sstng Of frame house. with gallery In the second
story around the corner having rooms below and above kit
tch,n saeroofed with nre place small frame house slate
rooted having rooms with fire places csteTns, etc.
Surrenaered by said nsolyent TO his creditors.
TERMS0ne fourth cash. and the balance at and years
credit in equal nstAlmen secured by the
ty sold. and bearing six cent interest from date
Of Adjudication The property To be kept insured by
chaser the Of SS for the rs year and to The
amount Of S50 for the second year. and transferred TO the
syndc.
E. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans and syndic Of said estate