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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-02

ns> Geo. Albert & Co., in the rooms formerly
occupied by G. B. Kreps is now engaged in dis
posing OF his present stock at figures the smallest
advance upon cost. He thus sacrifices his goods
in order to make room for an extensive Summer
Stock, which will be on hand in few days. He
invites the people TO cali and examine. We are
assured that no one excels him in the quality OIL
underses Him in the price of goods. Read his
advertisement in another column.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-02

WALL. PAPER AND WINDOW SHApEs.--P. c.
Holt, Of Maumee, has on hand fine assort-
rnent OF Wall Paper, of every variety, which
we have reason to know will be sold at greatly
reduced prices. He also has an extensive variety
Of Window Shades. which can be bought much
cheaper than at any other establishment on the
Maumee Riv er.
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au-Powers & Blnn, confidently expecting q

GgPowers & Blinn confidently expecting q
good crop for the farmers in this county this sea-
son, have purchased an extensive stock of goods,
and will exchange them for cash or produce, at
rate which will insure to them an increased
amount of trade. None should form an opinion
until they have examined goods and prices. Their
determination not to be undersold is still adhered
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-02

sFon Wednesday night of last week, the
residence of Fredericks Zeniger. in the west part
Of town, was struck by lighting. There were
two currents passed down the chimney and
through the floor, filling the house with smoke.
No one was injured.
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G9-Au kinds OF Country Produce taken In
exchange for goods at the highest market price.
r. r. MILLER g. CO.,
Perrysburg, Ohio.
April 2s, 1859.
sheriT's Sale.

Sherin,s Sale.
Samuel NJ. Young vs.. Robert Daley, ct al
DY virtde Of a vendi writ Of execution to me di.
ID rected and delivered from the Court OF Comm m
Pleas ofLucas County Ohio, In the above entitled
cause will offer for sale at the harm of Robert Dali
ey, in Troy township. Wood Co.. o., on
MondGs. June Is, 1859,
between the hours Of one and two o'clock p. N. n
said day. the following described property to wit-
one III reshihg machine. taken a. the property Of
Robert Daley. G. W. NORTON, sheriff
s. NJ. YouNG. atty.
May a6-3wS$l.f0.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-02

Ss-The Scow PhGnir took out $4,000 slaves,
LAST Saturday, for Powers & Blinn. They hsv'
30, 900 yet to ship.
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arThe Defiance Republican records three
fights ia that place during the past week. A
great town that Defiance!
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-02

June 2, ls59-4tf
The Sta 9 of Ohio, Wood County, Court OF
Common Pleas.
William W. Hill and A. T. Graves, Plffs. VS.. John
Hancock. Deft.
TTHE above named defendant will take notice tina
l. petition has been filed in the court of common
pleas in and for the county of VOID. in the state Of
Ohio. by the above named plaintiffs against him. the
ohec and prayer of which is the recovery of the sum
OF twelve hundred dollars, with interest from the
first day Of June. 1857 at the rate of ten per cent
per year claimed to be due from the said defendant to
the said plaintiffs upon contractt hat an attachment
has been issued in this action against the property of
said defendant as nonresident of the state OF Ohio
and that he hereby summoned and required TO an
swer said petition by the 9th day OF August 1852 or
the will be taken as true and jud gnent be rem
dsred accordingly. BAKER& COLLINS.
Toledo, June a--IwTs4. Att'ys rpl'fs.
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EXAMINING COMMITTEES

On Banking-R. L. Rockwell. Teller of Mason, Ev-
erett e Co.
On Merchandising. Johbng and Commisson-T
Dwight Eels. Secretary Cleveland Gas Company.
a., G. Cleveland, Booh-Keeper for Geo. Worthing-
ton & Co.
Lafayette Vorce. Book Keeper for Edwards & Id
dlings I..
On Roilnoa iing-H. c. Luce, Secretary and Treas
urer OF lovelnnd & Toledo X. r. Co.
j. !: Simpkins Assistant Superintendent c. 4 T.
r. II. Co.
II d. watterson. Clerk Freight Dept. C. & 7. II.
J. M. Ferris. Clerk Ticket orsame.
J. II. Ames, Conductor
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ns-Rev. I. P. Cannon, who has been Tor some
time absent, will preach in the Baptist Church
next Sabbath.
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ns-The committee appointed TO select oca-
ton for the new Penitentiary TO be built in Iud-
ana, have reported in favor Of Fort Wayne.
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LOCAL AND LITERARY.
School Examiners Notice.

Tue beard will hold their next gular session for
che examination Of Teachers, at New Rochester,
on the Fksf Tsesday Of June next.
In addition to the usual course all Teachers will
hereafter be examined in American History.
No applicant will be examined who is not presen mt
puictially at o'clock A. NJ.
NV. WOODBURY.. Clerk.
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CLEVELAND
Commercial COLLEGE
FACULTY.

FACULTY.
L. II. FELroN TT ArKISsoS
Principals and Teachers of accounts.
Z; n. WILBEn, 4; r. JAMES,
Teachers of Practical and Ornamental Penman-
ship.
j.. V. DRuoB and others, Lecturers on Railroad and
Marine Law.
JARVIS NJ ADAMS, ESQ d. W. BRooKs, Esq,
Lecturers on Commercial Law
IL L. JONES' Esq, Lecturer the principles and de-
tails of Banking,
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GS00 THE SUBSCRIBERS WISH TO EN-
POOOs pioy an active. reliable man in evety
county, TO travel and take orders by sample of
kENNEDY'S INDICATED CIGARS
AND TOBACCO. win pny salary Of 5000 10 ssoo
per year. payable monthly. For sample and full par
ueniare address KRUGER u PRESTON,
=, Tohacconists
May l3-2w5. 20 Williamst, New York
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SABBATH SCHOOL Pic -NIc.--Agrecably to ar,
rangements, the Sabbath Schools of Perysburg
will have picnic in the grove near the resider ce
off. w. Ross. on Saturday afternoon next. The
scholars and teachers will meet at the Methodist
Church at Ii O'Clock P. NJ, and march to the
grove at Q o'clock. under the direction of Rev,
John Yager, Marshal of the day. Addresses will
be delivered by Rev. Mr.. Adams and Rev. Mr..
Cannon. Parents furnishing provisions are re-
questcd to send them to the grove at o'clock
where committee will be in attendance to TO-
,ceive and take care of them. All the Sabbath
Schools of the place are expected to unite and
participate in the festivities of the occasion.
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GD-We have only to add that the above pri.
ces are given merely samples OF what ouT prices
are The rest Of our rye stock will be sold At pro-
goods which would be cheap at twice the price we
ask you for them.
@~PRODUCE of all kinds, taken In exchange
for goods. and for sale.
We 10 EI I5DJ To
Corner Louisanna Avenue and Front street,
PsryysIuyg. Ohio.
AfkiL 7s, 1859.
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S U M M Err GOODSI
The stae of Ohio, Wood County, Court o

N. B Extra Family Flour always on hand at the
the lowest market price.
June g. lS59-4U
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81 as The meeting, on Wednesday last, of the
newly organized Military Company resulted in
the election of the following officers:
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See advertisement.
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J. w. WOODBURY.. Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-04


whisky 6s pkgs butter Grief Byrnes &co. 1855 bbs
whisky Connolly &co .35 ties hams 20 boxes bacon
| A Grief Geo. 8 boxes tongues l. J Webster. 500
bxs candles Il Kennedy &co, "a do butter Eaton,
Betterton Sco. 500 bxs candles l25 bids bacon Mar
tin Cobb &co. 10 bxs bacon 10 bxs tongues 10 half
bbls beef 10 ties hams r Geddes. rs tics hams Cook
q Brien sundries to Schneider Il Wise. p H Brin-
ton &co. g Gilman. N Kepler y Arthur &co. :.
1co. .Beebe &co. Priestley Z Bein JAS syme. j 3
Mathews Aco. IT Smith aco .vose West. and
order.
LAFOURCHE. Steamer Music 100 bbls molasses
Foley, Avery &co. .l02 hhds sugar w Leyerich
,! do AZ half bbls molasses Laforest Desnares 30
bbls molasses to Washington jackson &co. so hhds
sugar Goodrich Aco. 20 bbls molasses Dasilva &
Co. IL hhds sugar to Augustine 4 Thibeaut rs bbls
molasses Relocq, Nobom &co. 100 do Lobit b Char
pentier % bales moss I Boudreau. II do Trosclair
Haydel 80 do " X Harnsley. go scks potatoes 3
\ Request eco. 4 do L Boudreau. 40 do Galloso &
Pascal. l0S do Trosclair h Haydel 62I do l76 scks
onions Lacroiz. lis do 81 scs potatoes L Surlee.
$50 do 81 sacks onions Bernadet. SO do Lapene l.
terre .sundres to order. Total ISL hhds sugar 456
bbls 43 hf bbls molasses.
BAYOU SARA. Steamer Gross Tete. 8 bales
cotton Tnrnbull. 20 green hides 80 goat skins
dry hides Robertson, bennett &co 93 sacks cotton
seed Blanchn \ Gerard. .snndries, order.
CAROLINA BLUFFS. Steamer Lecompte. Al
Allen. ! Lewis Ogesby. 2lhhds tobacco As boxes
90 to Green Crump, .sundries to order Total 81
bales cotton.
JEFFERSON. Steamer Robt Watson. No cargo.
Cargo and consignees of Steamer Hope, sunk in
Red hiver-36l bales cotton to Henderson, Terry Il
CO. .254 do Phelps d Jones. .122 do Payne 4 Harri
son: IA do N Brady &eo. 50 do Wright & Allen
a0 DaAis. jenkins &co .s4 McKleroy 4 Bradford
= ~ = fully Geo. As do Horrell, Gayle Geo A do
eaiIon' hoy eco 3 bales hair bale peltries bales
9 hides to Mayer. g bales snake root bales pink
Ioot Wheelock. Sc scs pecans 8 bales peltries
1 nales hides Brinton. z pkgs mdse N Murphy.
Total, 1884 bales cotton =, % = --f'' -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-04
X. Il. PARKER,
my3 IL " 30 je4 Sheriff de la Paroisse d'Orlea
SIXTH 2 nIsrs,cr couRr JOHN sTAIGER oNEs1Ml
RY VIRTUE of and IN Obedience TO an orde,

4 New oles AESN sso ds
RY VIRTUE of nnd IN obedience to an order
OF sale rendered May IS, 1889 and me directed by
the Honorable the Sixth District Court of New Orleans in the
above entitled matter will proceed sell public auction
fog,h day Of June 1859, at l0k DEL ok A. NJ
The contents Of COHFEGTIONARY STORE and
BAKERY attached thereto situate corner of Perddo
and St Magdaien Streets in the First District city the
whole as per inventory fle Also, Wagons three
Horses and Dray and the unexpred term Of be
until the ls day Of February 1862 the $50 per month
per month. e' VIZ
Attached in the above suit.
TERMS-For the contents of the Confectionery and Bakery
cash the spot and for the lease the pay the rent
as falls due, and tt lance, If any, cash spot
70.= - II. 7. PARKER,
SheriKof the Parish OF Orleans and Syndc
s1YIEME CouR DE DISTRICT JOHN A. STAIGER vs. ONE.
de "a Nonyele. rleans. SSIMEM. R EnoN etal-Ne 1915
Nm vERTU DUN ortire de vente rendu lie lis
~ NAL 1862 ct q moi adresse phonorable Sxieme
Cour de District de la Nouyelle Orleans are cdes.
sus 10 procedeai he sAMEDI JUN 1885, lO5 heures
adjudication de- -
L. fonds dune ooNRIsERIE ct Dune BouIANaER1E ST.
uees sngle des Perddo ct Ste Madeleine lie Pre-
iros fros Oh vaux ct Dray la blsuce du
Dali ds dts ieuA expan lie Ter fevret 1862 $50
par mos ct rason de $40 mo depus Novembre 1858
par consentenIs u mutuel. '
lie tout sasi dams 'afaire ci.dess1s
le tonds de la CONFIsERIE ct de Ia
lie bail Pacqueeur paiera lie oyer son chennce ct
balance, Sill await, compliant de l'adudeation
e. T. PARKER,
my23 80 s3 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse Orleans ct sndc
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ts4
81 LOUIS. Steamer City Of Memphis. 40 hills ~
hf bnls whisky John 3 Hyde AGO.. $50 bbls -four 2io
scs bran Bard, Caulfed Geo. Ia hhds tobacco Victor
Pretat - coils rcpc ] W Dougherty. a saws and
lIsmes Glman 3 packages Priestley & Bein i
piano A Whiting &co. 10 bids brooms Beebe Nco :
pkg money Benoist, Shaw &co 3 wagons Caballerro
n Basualdo. 3 do Col A Myers. 10 nkps crackar1
IA May &co. "a trunks ] w Burbridge &co, iA79
sca nfan lso DO oats Thos Elder Eco 23 tes hams Is
AZ ks butter 40 kegs butter IS bxs cheese 40 sacks
corn Dolsen Son 40 bbls is hf bbls ale 4 RacS
81 els rope Dix 4 Ranett. 80 bbls lard oil r ] Van
bihber. 20 do A D Grief &co. 500 seeks bran Camn.
6el Mckee &co. II bbls pork 8 casks meat Martin.
Cobb Aco. ~ bbls alcohol to Fl D Seaman. M haes
hemp Ben Florance 100 bbls whisky Chas Altar aes
~ bales hemp Cochran a. Hall 81 hhds tobacco
smythe 74O scks oats 100 bbls whisky Molony
nro 6co ioo bales hay s55 sacks oats John Moore
81 - 81 Soc scs Dran jas Druhan 4 bb flour
oats ll66 do bran Connolly Aco II bills eges kg
butter Fred Delbondo. las bbs flour Tx sacs oa.s
% 4 Ihompson &co, $50 bhls flour go bbls pork to
Qglesby 4 McCanley 96 bales hay rs sacks cats to
Dufy 300. SO hhds tobacco Ii 6bs pork soo hhls
Hour H Kennedy &co. 2 pkgs lamps and glass "a
esks shollders r Geddes rs cks sides Woodruff
geo 50 bales hemp 1000 coils rope to Broadwell &
Haynes Is bxs tobacco Calvin Tate Aco. .4s hhdi
tobacco l67 punches hoop poles H Rodewald Geo.
lQl hhds tobacco W G Robinson &co i hid bacon
hhds tobacco Given, Watts &co Il do F Lotspeicl
&co. $50 scs corn hhds tobacco Fellowes Geo II
90 Il n Summers &co. 2 bbls sugar J 7 Harde &ct
Do Short &eo g DO r Yeatman Geo. 4 casks
bacon 40 bids tobacco Moore Van Culin. is do s
9ichel eco. a do n D Cooper &co IS do Clark
Insemsn 200 e DO VIM Soery &co. s do McGregor
9ansneed ~ coops Of fowls II Flynn. Total 34S
CINCINNATI Steamer Universe. $3.50 coils rome
chambers go do le5 pcs baggng . casks Irvine
Sn1 y ny9e zee HOO bxs candles J Ayet 80 bbls
=. g h nn.s n99or % bbls whisky May &co rs
tcs MANS "a boxes starch to Jno Adams 1853 bbls
whisky Mcf3roaor I00 do - bbds s;5a. - -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-04
f. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans,

DEuxIEaE CouR DE DISTRICT DANIEL P. LOGAN VS. Snc.
cessnn de JAMES BIRD
I'm vERTU DUN writ de snisie ct yentc "a
moi adresse par honorable Deuxene Cour de District de
Orleans. dams Faare cdessus je procedera lie
SAMEDI de JUN 1859 midi arH8se Cite rue de Ia
pubque ct adjudication de- " s
w lERkAiN sit9s Bourg Duverge cette Paoisse
sur II rive droe du huve Mississippi desgne par No.
de ilet No 2 borue par les de In Poudrisre Bouny
ELISA Ct Aix ufvan plan dresse par A. dHemecou arpen
aos poaire public en- cetts vile poan l. No q
denr. f
tages attaches ct appartenaDt. - y
Saisi dams Paffaire ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES momentde rehabilitation
my3 Is q 30 JET Sheriff de la Paroisse d'orlsans.
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EsSssss ETI5EfzIiEEEFE GaISAT SOUTHERN 5--es..
EYE sssS - AND EASTERN MAIL N1N.hIs
ROUTES. Has].@se.'zs

-, II TfETTEITEt1 GREAT SOUTHERN r-r.r
esssse AND EASTERN MAIL N3hEat
ROUTES. @@sean-s
TICKETS THROUGH BY FOUR ROUTES,
FROM NEW ORLEANS TO NEW York;
By the GREAT SOUTHERN MAI. Rours, daily. Lssv.
ing New Orleans by splendid Mobile Mail Ifie steamers Tor
Mobiles thence daily fer Montgomery by Cox Brainard %
York by Railroad TWO DAILY TRAINS ali the route si
Columbus and Macon or via Atlanta Augusl thence by
Wim 1gton, Rieheona Baltimore Phaiepha and NewYoS
or by the Bay route OF splendid steamers to
Baltimore , and by the "
Virginia and Tennessee II. II. Route,
Leaving New Orleans DAILY by the above route for At
on to Baltimore sind New York. o. o
TIME THRou9H to New York by either rouse 6L DAYS
all OF boh routes by first class and railroads
hAIks p T NhW NnR 70 BAdTIMoRE PHILApELPH1A
RAILROAD ROUTE
o. by the Cheap Routes,
Through by
CHARLESTON OR SAVANNAH STEAMSHIPS
Leaving New Orleans Daily by the above Lines of Eoa IN
Monsomery thnee 10 Charleston Savannah bv Railroad
hips of large size, all built expressly for The trade with
for Passengers. Leaving Charles
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
passengers leiying NeE Orleans on SUNDAYS or MON
Sonld arrive at Charleston Savannah for sATUR
Leaving New Orleans on THURSDAYS or FRIDAys
SouI arrive a Charleston Savannah for The WEDNES-
Rates through by either the Charleston or sayanpsh Yontes
tooaIo on boats m shrs incfudedl only $50 rs
:, baGdsE BY the sGyannai Route, will be checked
through from n! ntgone,y 10 New York.
For Tickets through by either iLol and irFr,n,
ton, apply to
New Orleans. March IS, l8SS. :" III
STANCfa-F2 65yes Pearl WcI,on17d A To.-- make s3r
- sale by s. Ii & ESggity = 10 N'i -
hfte 70 poydlas street
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F o r d ELOU s A s..
vICKsBURG pACKgTs
HS UNIFIED STATES THI a-.
lFAsi4tssksEE WEEKLY NAH. LINE euNfT.
gSSTTsN&sa--iSA, VIC L G a n p .fsSTa&s$E

IT, UgIfED STATES TE1-, r.
SFAsaaStsSA WEEKLY MAIL LINE s4NE n
AsfsSs1aissh TO YfCKSBuRa SSSss3aSSsMT
TUESDAY, at 5 O'Clock 2. NJ,
y APPRECIATE will leave for Donadsonve Piauuemne Bnor
Rongs Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing For
Adans Natchez Waterproof, Rodney st. Joseph GrsnS
Snif, Warrenton and Yicksbarg, EVERY TUESDAY al
The Grand Duke vcksburg with the steamer Roe
bues and will take freight for all landings the Yzoo rvs,
as high rs Greenwood ~ ''
THURSDAY, at O'Clock P. NJ,
The magnificent " y. Mail packet Wick sburg. Capt
Capt J. NJ White, will leave for Donaiison7ille Pagns
mine, Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red Rive,
landing Fort Adams Eachsz Waterproof Rodney St los
eph, Grand Gulf WaYrenton, Vicksburg, Aiken's Bend
Lake Providence Stacks Landing Skipwith Landing phi
chsrs Point Ashton Grand Lake Washington Carolina Land
o'clock P. NJ. ~
The VICKsBuRG connects at vicksbnrg with the
steamer DEWDROP and will freight all landings
the fazoo river as high up as Greenwood.
IT.. .,a,s sAIURDAY, At s O'Clock P: NJ,
T. P. Ieahers, will leave fer Donaldsonve Piaanemine
Baton r. uge, Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River iji,e
Fort Adams, Naches Waterproof nsy St Joseph Gran
CUT Warrenton and Vicsshusg EVERY SATURDAY, al :
The steamer NATCHEZ, connects at yicksburg with
Vie steamer DEHDRCP and will take freight for all landing
on the Yhzoo river as high Greenwood
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets Will
On their regular days. without fail the appointed III
atteEded to- ~ '"
These boats will npt responsible for any lesr or
containing money jbrsy other vailabes urasE
ils Of ading specifying the contents and y.ire
" tho passengers, of contained in their bGggage
forfretsht or psssege Apply on board, or
u. R. CARROLL Co,
Jeli u .w.O Union Row. IS Garonis,ets;.
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SHERIFFS SALES.

1R sHW SEEAss
y me hs Fl , ef s, fset s,.
At In the ahoys entitled cause viii sell
Ganp and Magazine streets, TUES DAY june H. 1850 al
A: A sEKTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the 49,.
second District Of this city, in the bounded by Gus
ga 50 feet i ineses n saeii lines On
nsa,s 90 e. street by depth Of 81 feet inches
s IN !; dated s Nay 81 and She
he lime ana n o. which plan will be exhibited at
ii sssss sssa.
snaag ~ Rs
~ IEhMs-Cash on the spot
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
srsIEaE couH DE Drsrnlcr3L VILE DE IA NILE.
r, Il v E1EEfllfi Orleans 1, ss5
rhonosbs sssme e cou fas s 1rs S g.
isss ms nas a. e cir
Commune entire les raes du Camp Magasins ala
IN TERRAIN sue dsas le peuxieme District do ceus
py "a e, SSre par les tes de Ia uouaue Bougogns
peda ii q sses sn au sur "a
5 pss 3 ss a
neral aa a mai 1850 ct deposo bureau s dc la
Ens mb toues les basses ct authorizations ou ex
an No lo5 sne Ia Donane cuisine en- brieues
Le tout saisi dams Psiare si-dessus.
observation-disclosures an moment dc Rehabilitation.
myzo u le1 II y Sheriff dc la Parosse d Orleans
sl1as pIsra,cr COURT BELL 4 HAGGERrY ". OSCAR
RY VIRTUE Of Tfnue ef 9eSi f fssa to
\ NAN me os ssssd y Honorable Tie Ssh at uoaS,
ss public auction at the City Hotel Common street between
jump asa " = Streets MONDAY the eth day
Ties tn slave womsn ANN, sged about q years.
TERMs-cash nthe spot
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
~ sAk so huAaaEHIx y S.
sdssss pr memorable sixame uor d. 6s1lo1 1a
Ill N a. ns a a. as q dssus e UN
Camp Ct des as sins ~ Dc H.S Ia Com
L'Escave NOMINEE ANNE Rgee d, an yiron Q, arS
Saisie dams l'ahaire cidessns 49, = '
ooN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS au moment Dc Republication.
myas es IS 20 81 Sheriff de- Ii raaaisse adFbr,ean,
F0Us ss ns5slss
RY VIRTUE OF ana II obedisnee to M nor or,
rected by The Honorasie tb a1b e'y ana e me d
New Orleans ~ the above matter will proceed 10 sci
a. public auction, on TUESDAY June 1859 at 70 ococ
M al the lily Hotel Common street. between Camp and Maya
TAG Wreck end Materials Of ths steamboat re-. !.
pertaining on or about the wreck she lays d
,he lake end Of the Jefferson Railroad, which will be
TERMsons third cash. and the bslanca in and lemonths
w PIT cent interest On The ersl portion Of the price
- i j, T. PARKER,
nts-t- ~ leo 2 Shsrif Of the Parish Orleans
,ASnLEs-75lo boxes proeto l. aauhlA 6s and rs TO
sa,e py s.H. KENNEDY CO.,
'se 20 Poydsas street.
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RAILROADS..

n, g, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
hAiLROAD. From Canton. June 3D. 10 bales cot.
Ton NJ Payne Harrison. 4 do Shelby Seymour Eco.
warren, Fillmore &co. 4 do Carroll, Hoy Geo. A
Patton, Smith Putanm. Total ~ bales cotton,
& PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD. From Mobile
!. Steamer Cuba .sundries to order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-04

SECOND DIs1Rcr COURT DANIEL P LOGAN vs. Succession
q Ts s,s osl,sns. ofJAMEs BtRD-No Is. ls7.
to directed by the Honorable the Second District Court
Of New Orleans in the above entitled cause proceed to
1853, at IL o'clock M ~ "
AGEkTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Burg On.
verge in this Parish the right bank of the Mississippi
river designated lot No. a. Of square u.s. which is
bounded by de la Poudriere Bonny Elisa AK Streets
eoIding 70 pan drawn by Hemecourt Surveyor the
18th day OF March, 1872 and deposited in the office Of e. T.
Car late Notary Public in this city, plan No % of book
feet front said de Ia Poudere street feet deep
Together with all the rights actions privileges hereunto
belonging or in any wss apperaining.
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cssh on the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-04
SHERIFFS SALES.

SIXTH nlsrRlcr CouRrsJ. 4 ]. G. DAVIDSON VS. WILL
q New Orleans 5 LIAM \. LIEDo-No 1881.
directed by the Honorable the Sixth District New
Orleans Tho above entitled cause and
ment entered into between the parties Interested therein will
proceed e sell AZ public auction the premises hereinafter
O'CLOCK, r. NJ - - :
The Contents Of a CONFECTIONERY SHOP, situate on
Carondee street. between Poydras and Lafayette Streets
The First Drct OF this city Inventory be In
office.
Seized In tie above suit.
TEkMS-Cssh on the spot E.T PARKER
+ Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
Sxt1ME CouR DISTRICT j. J. O. DAVIDSON VS., Will.
DE Ia Nouyele Or cans. ) LIAM Fl. lINDD-No. T25l
I'm VERTU dun writ dc ficrl facias, a mol
- adre se par pHonorabs Sixsme Cour de District do la
Nonvss Orleans. dams ai.iIe eidessus 9. dq
1853. heares NJ les uux ci-apIes designes la
vente puolique ct adjudication de-
lie Ponds dune CONFISERIE situes rue Carcndeet entire
cees Poydra ct dams lie Premier Distrsc cee
willie sniyan nventaire depose pour recours
Sas dams pafsre ci-d essus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de p4djudica ion,
Z. I. PARKER,
jeA Sheriff de la Parossse d Orlesns,