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Nsv orlssn., tn March. 1850.
y The following report Of the Comptroller was read
wnen the hrst part was referred the Committee on
Sseets and Landings, and the latter to the Commit
TEE on Finance, viz -
GoNrrRorLER,a orrcE
n, ~. u,.,..s,. ~. New Orleans March g. 1859. /
o. the city Of Ne nrlesns. lf
previous notice from ONCE adjndirated on The Al
~ contract or tskpg and RELAXING The and gutter
roaavss Notre Dame stree from Tchoupoulcus "a Ns
Leyes Streets y G. Thomas Best ~ ceuts
running foot OF sidewalk and Der uperHcs yars
Of yonr honorable bod y, " s'se''on
likewise herewith transmit statement No. leg OF cheeks
drawn by the Treasurer for the week ending this day.
Very respecifuily your obsdient servant
7. THEARD, Comptroller.
The following communication of the Surveyor was
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Sp,ESCI LEGATIONS for the contract for FUR
me repairs to the plankroads of Jo-ephine Frs Eighth
Felicity and Liberty streets, in the Fourth District
The planks shall bs of the best yellow free from san
splits bad knots other defects calculated pair their
strength or durability and shall be twenty long twelve
inches wide and three inches thick. "
The said planks sh Ill be delivered the above mentioned
streets such quantities and at such places Com
missioner Direct the orders said Commission
within thirty days from the date of notices or orders
an amount Of $1,000 shall be required guarantee
the faithful performance Of the contract.
Payment In cash the delivery the city the aforemen
toned hundred thousand panks
the same BY the Street Commissioner.
is well understood that in Of failure by the
70 osn or hnish the work. thereof
liked in the Council be dissatisfied the manner in
which the work ing executed the Council shall the
right annul the contract withau putting the
applying to court justice to annu the same without in.
demny and Ii is also well understood that In con
tractor shall time abandon the work. finish and
complete the In conformity with his contract said con-
tractor shall forfeit all claims he have part the
work done by him the date Of the and the
for is also well understood that in be
the contractor and his securities shall bound
soido to unto the city all difference the
price at which the contractor originally deliver
resale rehabilitation. "
Bids to be thousand feet Of board
nished and delivered.
New orlears s, March G. 1850.
tSignedl LOUIS H. PILE, CITY SURVEYOR
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings of
both Boards Of the Common Council.
[ Signed RoEE XES Hsyaar 2oharasn.
Registered March 7, 1850
ms 1t HENRY DUREI,. fort omnroIIar
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COMPTROLLERS OFFICE .
- City of New Orleans July l. lss5 I
RESOLVED, That the Comptroller be- and
~ he hereby authorized requirea give notice nv
standing in the official Journal Tat in
with the ninth section of ordinance approved Nrh
80 1854 the Council will pay bin against the city unless
contracted under authority of order from
In accordance with the ordinance referred to-
tsgnedl L. l.. TRACY,
- . PRESIDENT Board Of Assistant Aldermen
tSignedl L. II. PLACE,
President Board OF Aldermen
tSigned JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention of the officers of the sad of ha n,,,,,
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution ~ Pe
- 2. TuFARD,
1Tiot Comptroller City Of New orleass
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Mr.. Whitney moved to adjourn. The yeas and nays
were called when said motion lost by the follow.
ing vote: Messrs. Leefe and Whitney voting yea.
Messrs Waldo, BENT, Huyghe, Kearny, Magioni, and
Monroe, voting nay-6.
II being ascertained that there was not quorum
present. the Board adjourned to Tuesday next March
18th, 1853, at o'clock P. N.
b. G. PEARSON, Secretary pro tenn
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CoMPTROLLER's OFFICE ,
City of New Orleans, March 8, 1859.
[ No. 1890.
esooed That the Comptroller be and he Ia hereby author
" to the lowest bidder days notice in
me omcia contract for furnishing city agreea.
ply TO specifications file In the Surve, Office feat
nlsn1h relcly and Liberty stres the Fourth District
the Common Council. " t''''.0" Vi
[Signedl J, o. NIXON
,,,. President Board of Aldermen
ls1gnedl CHAS II. WALDO,
Approved March 5, 1889 ' N''"'
tsignedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor
[ No. 1855. I
Resoire That the Comptroller hereby author
Lea 70 to the lowest bidder following con.
tracts separately after five days notice in the otcta Journal
rs second, Third and Fourth Districts one contract for
each Tor one year from the 23d Of March, 1859,
contract for furnishing yellow pine for repairs and
Of bridges for the whole city from the
nts OF April 1859 Said repairs Of ballast roads, the fur
snng 81 yellow pine lumber be done in with
Council. = - 'S '4e >1o"''n'n
lSigned1 j. O. NIXON
-. President Board of Aldermen,
tSigned1 CHAS. H. WALDO,
.,. President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
(signedl GERARD sTITH Mayor
Notice is hereby given that TUESDAY, 18th fnst 1
sdudcate at IL o'clock NJ Office the above contracts
mo ~ 7. THEARD, Comptroller.
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W. ". Randall, porter City Hall, suudries e..
furnished lily Hall in January and
February, 1859. Observation-Disclosures. "a
Jos. Hernandez, transferee Of sundry per.
sons for services rendered jurors In
First District Court since 1865. ......... $40
Lurge Verdi. sixteen days services in Feb
rnary, 1889 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "A
Jno. ". Deacon, Is days services in Febru.
', afy, 1859 ...,............t.......
r. g. Lubans. sixteen days services in Feb.
:, rhary, lSo9 -........................... "a
). A Guerin. sixteen days services in Feb
luary, 1859 ............................. "A
L. Schneider. sixteen days services in Feb.
Jno Kraft, fourteen days services in Feb.
rnary, 1859. ............,.............. 81
Adam Well; sixteen days services in Feb
rnary, 1859. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a.
1ohn Horsch sixteen days services in Feb
-, fuary, 1859. ........................... "a
Chas. Schsntei. sixteen days services in
February, 1889. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a
Jno. keisch. sixteen days services in Feb
- rnary, 1859. ........................... al
NJ. Schiller thirteen days services in Feb
ruary, Is 9 .................. ......... 10
g. Il. Desker. thirteen days services in
February, 1859. Observation-Disclosures. 1871
Peter Gallagher, 20 days services in March,
lsoS ;..;. ........................... 30
James McHalty, sixteen days services in
February. 1859. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a
II. Stackhouse twenty days services in
March, 1858. Observation-Disclosures. s0l
Adam Smith. sixteen days services in Feb
"a
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POLICE JAIL--OFFICIAL.

WAS brought to the City Police ,yail ON the
lst Of March, 1855 the black boy JIM. Says he be-
longs to Mr. Eugene 1acoix who lives the parish Of
Sion La He is feet inches high is Of one eye and
mas scar below the blind eye ard about % old
Inc owner viii call his oaw
E. PLANGH ARD
r..-, Keeper Q. City Police Jail,
HENRY DUREL.
A' i" Fog Comptroller,
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SUGAR MACHINERY MERRICK 4 SONS
~ South Foundry Philadelphia call The after ton
Of Sugar Planters to their well known approved Sugar.
Making Machinery consisting of n Rieaxs Patent Appara.
tns he patent for which has lately extended
apparatus offered for sugar making.
Copper Open Steam Trains, with exhaust steam CHARTERS
large and small Pumping Engines lobular Strike Pans OF
greater effective capacity and cheaper any oered
sugar NILS and Engines Boilers OF the best aud
workmanship Copper Open Steam Batteries Steam Traps
ETC., etc. ' ~ N'f''
Also they authorized to sell the Patent
centrifugal Machines OF Woolsey Aspnwal with Harsons
Orders for the above will promptly attended to by APPLYING
to their agents. ~ " y "fp''''e
WIN. +. THOMPSON, Commercial Agent
,oo, VIM E. FLANDERS, Engineer
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sdS Shs ss Sn M"sssa. street. Third District
ing communication of the Secretary Of the Board OF
Aldermen was, on motion Of Mr.. Huyghe, referred
TO the Committee on Streets and Landings viz:
at IT, iss o 81 %
The following resolution mentioned in the forego-
ing communication of the Secretary Of the Board Of
aldermen, was concurred in, on motion Of Mr..
H9yghe, by the following vote:
Yeas: Messrs. Waldo, Beebe, BENT, Huyghe,
Kearny, Leefe, Magioni, Monroe, Phelps and Whit.
u, ss;..a Ths. The Building Committee ,sr the
instructed to cause the Water Company extend
On motion Of Nj. Kearny the following resolution,
mentioned in the communication of the Secretary Of
the Board OF Aldermen for concurrence, was referred
to the Police Committee:
Issan'n n''u''Hs the Chief Of Police to close the Globe
The following resolution from the Board of Alder.
men, as mentioned In the Secretary communication
was concurred in BY the following vote:
Yeas: Messrs Waldo. Beebe, BENT, Huyghe,
kearny. Leefe, Magioni, Monroe, Phelps and Whit
sas he bssy
y a the pan made s b. i ~
division Of said property.
The following ordinance mentioned in the commu.
nicaton of the Secretary Of the Board Of Aldermen
was read:
Mr. Whitney moved concurrence, which motion
was lost by the following vote, viz:
Yeas: Messrs. Huyghe, Kearny, Magioni and
Whitney,.
Nays: Messrs. Waldo, Beebe, BENT, Leefe, Mon
roe and Pheps-6.
ordinance amending and in lieu of ordinance $685.
entitled ordinance concerning the Pound limits of
city,"
PETI TONS.
The following, on motion of Mr.. Huyghe was re.
ferred to the Committee on Education:
H. NEW ORLEANS, March 5, 1859.
To the honorable the members of the
Board Assistant Aldermen the City Orleans:
GentlemenBeing deeply Impressed with the belief
tain privileges Of the Library and Lycsum Society," should
no longer be limited to the First District but extended
entire city, respectfully solicit your honorable body
amend the ornar Of the former Council Of Municipality No.
entitled ordinance providing the establishment
ycenm and Library etc. pproved December S4 that the
Directors said Society their discretion, extend the
privilege of life membership to all the white youth city
and other contributors such and conditions said
Directors deem compatible with the
ety. and grant such certificates Of life honorary
bershp they deem most appropriate Provided, that
greater than nine dollars shall required Of pupil
Of the Public Schools prescribed in said ordinance and
that the Society shall always be designated the Lyceun
and Library Society"
II. K. WHARTON,
Chairman Lyceum aud Library Committee.
1855 JULES A. BLANC,
ea. WM. p. CAMPBELL,
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COPARTNERSHIP,

NOTICE Of COPARTNERsHIP- THE UN
have this day entered into copsrtnerhp for
leans under the style Of THOMAS MURRAY co, and in
Florida under the style Of CRIGLAR BATCHELDER {
fOOLE and prepared contract for cargoes
deliverable from their Mills. In Florida
Parties wishing to the cargo will
please address THOs MURRAY CO., New Orleans 49,
THOMAS MURRAY 4 co. charged wi h the liquida.
on OF the affairs Of the late firms Of POOLEY EICOL Co
and CRlGLAR BATCHELDER CO., and have assumed
the pay ment of all the liabilities Of said firms.
THOMAS MURRAY,
JOHN POOLEY,
VIM. l.. CRI9LAR
New oreanr, February l, 1859.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, March 7, 1859.
Common Council of the City Of New Orleans.
No 4406.
Rsolr That in compliance wi Section 1874 of the City
the following estimate Of liabilities expenditures
the City Of New Orleans for the year 1859 be and
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WOOD PERoT, PHILADELPHIA

huTHMk HOMES, FOUNDRY Avn
@ ORNAMENTAL ORNAMENTAL WORKS, Corner Of Benoa and
Two doors from the ST. Charles TheatsrJ Isnnfs
ri o. the latest and most approved Patterns Of Ratings VI
IAN iahs Doors Shutters Wants. Bridges Straight and a
W sG,s fi9g S Sns 0 Sagss and III kinds CAST AM
~ Ratings, Castings, Grsrd Boxes sass Maisb+s m, W.
Mois t'F sale atthe Old Stand, l0t S. Chsras ,Isat S
o25iy
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SlS07. On5 tl
ts'shedI n,, CHAs. Fl. WALDO
rs;s Tresident Board of Assistant Aldermen
lsighedl j, o. NIXON,
..,,,,, -. President Board of Aldermen
lSigned GERARD sTJru Nara.
true copy: WV S.Ioyox
~ ~. Secretary of the Mayor
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NJ EDlCAL HOUSE, No. 81 Customhouse street poer
w Royal street-For the Cure Chronic, MefcuriaI
syphc and all Private Diseases Mercury hindrancs
from bnsnesH 10 friends guaranteed

MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 Customhouse street posr
w Royal stree-F0r the Cure of Old Chronic
Syphtic and all Private Diseases without Mercury
all cases. =
The unparalleled which attended Dr. prac-
mnrkab cures he has effected whcn
abs by the most eminent physicians ushes him offering
services to the confidence Of the unfortunate following
are some Of the diseases termed Prvate which, ID
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. James per.
nanent graduates namely Syphilis primary secondary
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections females however
complicated they may be- Diseases of the Lons In.
namhiou OF the Bladder Kidneys HYDRO.
cee Cancers Ulcers Tnmos and all Diseases Of the Skin
Dr. james would also call the especially of those
who have privately and improperly injured that
secret and solitary habit which ruins the body and
ng them ior either business society viz Constitutional De-
bty 1mpotency The following OF the sad and
melancholy effects produced early youth viz
Weakness OF Back and Limbs Pain Head Dimness OF
Vison Loss Of Muscular Power Paptation the Heart ys.
pepsi. Nervousness 1rrability, symptoms Consumption
etc. Mentally the fearful effects the mind to %
Dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion of Ideas Depression Of
Love sotude Tmdity etc. of evils produce
All persons ahilcted with of the should
not fail to call Dr. James and to perfect
heah let no false deicacy apply
save the awful and dreadn this
Weakness Of the Immediately cured and full visor
Remember, The Medical House of Dr. Janesis 81
house street.
pIyae and separate reserved Hours of attendance
from 8 A. NJ. TO P. NJ.
Consultations strictly confidential.
or nopay. DIR lanes
Cnsnr nbnpre atrna
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G. H. WALDO,
/ JN0. II. LEEFE.
8. r. nELABARRE,
y. H. PHELPS.
e. j. RANNEY.

Tho following report Of the Treasurer's weekly
rscsipts and disbursements for the week ending
Saturday, 6th March, 1859, was referred to the
Eihancs Committee:
Weekly Report Of Receipts Disbursement. for
ths sceek ending Saturday, tth March, 1859. DR..
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for the oontrnet Tor tn,

Notice is hereby given that on TUESDAY 18th inst
ms It T THEARD ComntrnIiar
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WIN. Z. THOMPsoN, Commercial Agent.
WIN. Z. FLANDERS, Engineer.
RI Camn strpat Nau nrIaaps

j. WEST, PRACTICAL DENTIST
H. H. s. Charles street, the Of Roy.
dras street, would respectfully inform the citi-
41I1 zens of New Orleans and the vicinity, that he
Re forms all operations the teeth in skfu manner
The superiority of j. WIS artificial all hers have
bee and the last fifteen hundreds
ayailng themselves OF such would and examine
inc Doctor guarantees the best of material workmanship
and to give entire satisfaction. Office residence St Charles
street, NJ o.
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L cry description Of
LUMBER,
New Basin, cor. Cedar and Julia sts.,
NEW ORLEANS.
THOMAS MURRAY. JNo. @. PooLEY.
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INHE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING RETIRED FROM
ne Building business returns thanks to his
friends Tor their liberal support heretofore and soc their
attention will be devoted. THOMAS MURRAY
New orleans, February ., 1859. fel9 If
NISSOLUTION-THE FIRM OF DEVICES MAC.
LIN dealers In Coal in this city is this dissolved
taa and the name Of the firm will hereafter be
liquidation only d. s. DEVICES,
r. ID. MACLIN.
n .. DEVICES WILL CONTINUE THE COAL.
II business at No 46 Magazine for his account
n u MACLlN will continue the Coal business corner
OF Philip and Levee Streets Fourth District, for his
count. fel4 If
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ANTHONY ASTREDO
Begs to inform the pnbic closed his Restaurant
and Oyster Saloon for the and will now keen on
me largest and choicest collection Of FRUIT
the largest and finest orchard in the South
us received collection of Peaches Pears Apples Melons,
etc., which can't be equalled in the city
Iel6 tt NJ ~ i Rn.., ,..
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Board Of Assistant Adermen
are respectfully invited
resolutions and ordinance adopted by the Board of Al
Treasurer, in favor of b. Holscher, for $i5 06
AND c to smpoy ASSISTANT a"
salary SS per I month h. and to r. has
Vegetable and Fruit markets of the Second District sis per
resolution making It the duty of the Comptroller
se any warrants for Indebtedness Of the city, either
shall have bean examined approved by the Comm Council
s Tsr sp pss to repair the wooden
resolution nsttucting he City surveyor
se haf hs
en o. Magazine the Company
Fesp a, is,pcting the Chief of Police to close the
requesting the Surveyor cause the streets to
Opened through McDonoghs property late McCays plan
IA revising and in lieu ordinance No
concerning the Pound limits Of the city"
III. e,u.u,. GHAs. CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
ine Iouowlng resolution, mentioned in the fore.
gong communication from the Board of Aldermen.
was read and concurred in by the following vote viz
1eas: Messrs Waldo, Beebe, BENT. Huyrbe.
n AS wh;, Leeie Masoni Monroe, Phelps, Ranney
Resoee That the Comptroller be and he /, bsresv
fTyss ws Jaat on .na the 4. Teasu Mcsr for
ene ,ofn Of the license paid by him in
On motion of Mr.. BENT, the two following roso,,
tions, mentioned in the communication of the Secra.
tary OF the Board of Aldermen was referred to The
Finance Committee, viz: " WIG
resolution autlorz ng the Commissasy of the yepsth
and Fra markets Second district employ assistant at
resolution fixing the salary Of the Vommissary ~ H.
m ,nths" '" ' VIZ fef
The following resolution of the Board Of Aldermen.
as above mentioned, on motion Of Mr. Leefe to con.
cur, was rejected:
Yeas Messs. Waldo, Kearny and Magioni-3.
Nays: Messrs. Beebe, BENT, Huyghe, Leefe. Mon.
roe, Phelps and Whtney-I0.
A resau lon making the duty of the M t,.
any warrants 10 any obligations cy 81 her ner
or unless the cerdc claims shall have
~ Nmm .. OF approve. by the Common Gennc.n
said communication Of the Board of Aldermen was
referred to the Committee on Streets and Landings:
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General News.

The America arrived on the 18th. The
approaching Congress Of Powers is the prom
inent topic in Eurone. giving rise to specula-
ton as to who would represent the several
governments. There are some items of Ital-
ian news, but nothing important. The Re-
gency seems to be affixed fact, and things
gradually are conformed to the late arrange.
ment. Garribaldi, h,ving no military en-
gagement. promises t. attend to the musket
Commission. u ....r r....-..- .... s-r j.
Spain has had battle with the Moors, in
which numerous lives were lost. a.-ts
A battle between Uryaeza and the army of
Buenos Ayres, in which the latter were beat
en-, is reported. Vs.. .r -.- ... r...t.E
Cortinas and his Band continue tomenace
the Brownsville and L kan frontier. The
Guerilla is strongly posted, and it will take
"a large force to dislodge them. '... ..r-.
An act to abolish slavery in Nebraska is
pending in the Legislature of that Territory,
now in session. The Democrats, for the
purpose of demonstrating squatter sover-
eighty, oppose, and will defeat it. 1t is said
that slaves are artualy owned in Nebraska.
Senator Seward is expected home in time
to take his seat in the Senate after the holi-
days. Ta 0@' 81.
The Legislature of Texas has elected Mr..
Wigfall, regular Democrat, United States
Senator, by two majority.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

BY virtue OF special Fl Fa md Fee Bill to me d.
rected from the District Court Lee county State Of
Iowa, commanding me to sell the property hereinafter
described, as by decree of said Court directed,
will expose to sale, at public yendue, to the highest
and best bidder for cash in hand at the front door
the Court House, in the city Of Ottumwa, Wapello
county, Iowa, on the 2lst day Of January 1856 be-
tween the hours Of 9o'cock m and O'Clock m, of
said day. the following described real estate viz Tho
southwest fractional quarter of the southwest frac-
tonal quarter dissection thirty (3 township
enty-one (7), range twelve 2) west; also the east
half of the southeast quarter Of section thrtysx )
township seventy one I'D, range thirteen (3) west,
and the southwest quarter Of the northeast quart
of section thrty-one (Sl) township seventy-one (7,
range twelve u2) west and the southeast quarter Of
southeast quarter Of section fourteen GAY township
seventyone I'D, range twelve Q2) west. in Wapello
county, Iowa. Taken by special execution directed
as the property of James w. Hunt to satisfy
ton in favor Of ramsey Haynes and against the said
James W. Hunt for the of so and interest and
costs. WV. LEWIS, Jr., Sheriff.
Dec ~. lS59-n41-td $500 VA
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

BY virtue Of special III Fa and Fee Bill to directed
from the District Court Of Wapelo county, State OF
Iowa, commanding to sell the property hereinafter
described, as by decree Of said Court directed, I
will expose to SALE at public vendue, to the highest
and best bidder for cash in hand at the front door
the court house, in the city Of Otumwa wapeo coun-
ty, Iowa. Saturday the gath day Of December 1852
between the hours Of O'Clock a m and O'Clock m,
Of said day. the following described real estate viz
The west half the quarter
and the northwest quarter Of the south quarter
Of section three the undivided onehaf Of the aouth
east quarter Of the quarter Of section
and also the undivided onehaf of ten acres, known
and bounded as follows, to-wit: Commencing at the
northeast corner Of section number ten running from
said northeast corner west forty poles thence south
forty poles thence east forty poles thence forty
poles to the place Of Of seid land being
in township numbered seventy-two, north Of range
numbered twelve the whole containing one hun.
dred and fifty-seven and half acres. Taken as by
special execution directed the property OF Nathan
Newly and Louisa J Newly, to satisfy an execution
in favor of Wells Stever for the OF
seven hundred and eghysix dollars and eighty -four
cents and interest and costs.
36-lI-4w i53ha WIN. LEWIS, jr., sh'n.