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, 1859-08-31

ea,v.. .r..r;.;,o ~.
.o eo1s''4 u 'ne7e
lnenoete po4fucA communities Is given to Con-
greas BY tho Constitution, and Conrre.s il ~,
.rons,h,a eA =, e..
't-3e lo1 aaJeouAs q power,
or any violation Of ths spirit of our Institutions
which t}..., n,or .,2.-.a
~ Se ~ soo1n.
NC ~ II eItan4 tha argument Aaa;pst the
internre,ot;on ~ ,bo coas.:,..,:..
". no.s1.~ ''Au'4'n gwen -
~. OougsAs indefinitely, showing the endless
abeurdities tn .ph;cb Il ,,,,,t lad 10 o, -.
H., N' - 80
Ne eoolea aosurd'tes already IN existence
u lii ln3ss1Eltat;oo Il 10 he-nerardcd N MI.
,,>o,;...;- -: :. u-.~
~.''i1*~te+ oas We nseo aoe coll iaVlne oeen
driven to its adoption BY aheer political nccee-
"*'t "A ~ e'" ~4A1 "e78e tne
same cause Will d7iTe him into its abandon:-
ment. We close this article. therefore lr ,bc
e.n- ~
'ooo"'"e eA"s '1'e" soe et'e7cn VI Nj. "eU'
stef in reply 70 NJ. Calhoun, when the latter
c..+ ,,,,.,,,,,+ua ~,
"s@ ps'%1t ~&*'1 Al'ls o1eA'lne III @1e L. q oe-
oase' IN Aas1 70 sno~ ~has were The Flows oi
Inc great expoonaer q the Constitution" On
tho subject;
The Constitution il extended over The Unit
ed States, and over nothing else. 1t cannot be
extended oFer anything except ores the old
ossses, and toe new States thai shall come in
hereafter, when theJ DO come in. There is
want OF accuracy Of ideas in this respect that is
qalte femarkAoae among eminent gentlemen,
*oa especially professional and Judicial gentle
hit If tai r, M tIa 2o}a. ,uat S sns
every principle designed to protect personal
;.os,f,s. ee.nnusa @ ~ 'oIse o. me Ionssif1,lon %
did We govern Louisana before It xasa State. Did
!ne vr1t 9, hat<<. eorPr. extt IL Loulsian.
Of tr;1 bv inrys Whoever hea,d ~ ~ tr;ai .ifn. IT,
jury there before the lss cresting the Territorial
T. ana "a " a. ut ~. tors ~ s.la' ~ 1afsr
is any new light to be th.o+n upon The history
r;,,;n ,ns psoGieHo'nss .i.s % o. 5a's government IN
- been acquired il has s1wat. heen snhis-, ~
, 1859-08-31
From Cali'ornia and AFixeBa.
NEWS BX THE OVER LAND MAIL.
Horace Greeley -Paeiac RallFoaa-
Politics.

correspondence of the Missouri Dcnoer2t.1
This is emiuently fitting time for rejoicing
over the success Of the overland coaches, mas
mach Us We are having another periodic Pacific
Horace Greeley. The distinguished editor has
:!ot Jet arrived in this city, but ut pIacervillo
aud Sacramento has been received with due
honor and attention. He still maintains The
doctrines personally which he las ever advo-
Gated edltoriallS-that is in favor OF Pacific
Kailroad as a national necessity; nor is be at
all particular ybous ths route it takes. Even
those wbo cali him xbolitionist must admire
Greeleys candor, when he says that be believes
that it matters little whether the road goes to
San Antonio. Texas, st. Louis, or St. Paul
hat you calitoruians want,' says be, s'is
railroad. We wil attend to it on the Atlantic
he, and buiid 4 h-auch to connect ell sections
IN favor Of tile Salt l. ke route, determined eEi-
'ivntly to sec tue southern route FIRST, and as
certain for himself which is the most advau-
tageous.. In his apeech at Sacramento, Mr. G.
Fery aptlv said that be was opposed to the Gor-
erument running an opposition against itself
ihe best route should be fixed upon, aud then
~ r. money aua appliances that could be
ii oecu 81! ,!.ested that Mr. 'Greeley's ar-
Flyal Is very opportune, A. VIC arc in the midst
ut an exciting political campaign in which it is
7erT desirable to harsuonize The Opposition ele-
Dents upnn tile choice Of members Of Congress.
d. GreeEey's influence beyond question conlpro-
sils+ d the difference between these e!eins nts in
New York, aud led to the re election Of Horace
+ Clark aud John B. uaekin, his kind Offices
Hill be invoke IL T. range l single Cougres-
7ioual ticket IN opposition TO the Administra-
on. composed Of Nc. kib5en and Baker for
Congress- party to Ietatn in other matters
1 sepryatc organization. Something must he
done soon, or the Leeouptonites will certainly
, 1859-08-31

The Mountain City Gold Ep,rt<r Of August
!a.h presents tue following AZ the lealin: tca,.
ures If the constitution Of the proposed Stale Of
Jefferson:
1.-The boaadal les are, the 9th degree of North
attitude. oa the South, tho 45rd degree on thr
North; the To- meriliAn OF West longitude. on
I'll the Euss aud The lloth meridian un 1he YVES,
taking the State 4l7 miles long by ii mean
width OF $40 miles. The biti Of rights ts very
similar to that Of the Stale Of lows, cou,ainiur
tae usual guarantee ofrigi.is 10 the renp:e. The
Executive department provides for u Governor.
Lieutenant Goverpor, Secretary Of State, Au'
a'tor: AttoraeY General, and Treasurer, whose
salaries shall be fixed by the Legislature, The
Legislative department pruvid. sfor senate and
1 House Of Representatives with their usual
.o"ers Judiciary department, provides for
supreme, Circuit and County Courts with usuul
;'o"crs Misitia-lncorpor4.e the able bodied
cl1zens oref Is and under G5 into the State srr
'lce: Schouls-rrovide Tor .he care OF schro1
unds, the election Of Superintendent OF Pub.
1c Instruction, ard tile erection Of u State Uni.
tcrsl1y. All KAnka Of issue arc pro,,it1t,d
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for amendment i, ,he
Lrg!staaure Witna ratification by the peoplt
sc~du e--provldes for the putting in force o,thc
Constitution. In The main onr CONSTITUTION i
similar to the new Constitution Of Iowa. md
no one can examine it candidly without nro.
nounclnE it good one"
, 1859-08-31

Several rich veins If 5iirer orc have lately
bren discovered in spur Of the sau.a Cruz
mount ains. on The westerly side of tue rah se,
aud about five miles from the Santa Cruz nver
The mines hare been registered at Mesi;la Al
the " koundaty Mines" The chief Of II hich is
styled the North vein, b. Mr.. Guido ku.ttl
and associates, among whnm nre Me*srs. Mout-
.",nery, Smith and Archibald, Of Tusron. The
ore, which is argenstcrous g1lena. ASSAYS Us
higl. as sl7? pr aou-hs average a t153.
Close to the Boundary Mines there is an abun,
dance Of wood and water. The Patagonia mine
Is only eight miles, and the.New \ ork aud Com
padre mines only ten miles distant from the
newly found m!nes.-dtf.onidn.
, 1859-08-31
4 MOTHER GREAT PRIZE
IA W1St
G15 600 Drawn

DO rsr s11LL D0CBr7 Rad tie following Iak
recrtsed =
Frnf ZCnk1rz-Dear s!-Wo7.s easr.t ex;scss to you
the unu1cr7t&t Joy anI gratitude stAt ds nJ ht7.t.
Bt dsn t. iafvrn y.Ju acnrcinF 10 rrrz-, Of tie
1oked fos rsa1 Of tht nubezs eAn scarcely
I4s lhe tAd tat yee; day .sx:. 81 n.e:soee fsuaa
th1 my numE~rs drew In tie Axt craving The nA&
ntant fcT s:ap Fae The rre.at riea.e areep& Tie
aSoaed aa trtoa:e of nev:r ~ eEatiase A. Ae-
AEt tlCl. i. HOLMES,
New Oreaa., r Danphtne ar t.
fRnf- zCpkIk1. ths only Seienllae A.sIo ngrr pov
nvthE. Wtn &Ie t1fanls iufors:tun al matters
neeta with LIZ aot stl calculate Pre- 1t1cfy nunoer1
for tose rho cet In dzt fe1.ous v1ax Il
detAnce ~ seaf the d1s4 Of th-E birth With
po.a.. sa.7e *eeisst .ia Be !rtEne4 k!7a shssAT
Possible for kh t0 be Eu.tesul tn tereA~ nd by
fnark one 6oa Characteristic l.. .t1at II the Wftr
viii b faE~71d taxeA wh The aaswtrs e aay 9usa
san4 N&At<TeF Askad Consultation fta a. oEce hoafA
fer 1At'e. frn Ill for Gentlemen from Ill p
l. t.tvate nooGt Il HI H Monroe Of stai+ scrt-
, 1859-08-31
4fHsa&FenEsH Long Range.


The London Athsuasx1a contains .bc fol,ou;no
illustration fthe precision Of aim attained by
The Arnastrong gun.
a lev days ago re SAW The range and accu-
raey Of tae new Armstrong gun tested in 4 xay
which demands note. Coo.ine ourselves 81,
the Easex coast, near ths artillery pr.cticinq
ground, ~ vrEc aied to go the frins, nd
.hsie tais goes sloxly and sossmn1y On, one Of
them spies . fight Of geese far out 10 SEA.
TheEe, they hight On yos sandbank-" Up
dessa gia.se., Tes; there they flicker il tbe
sun, gray and wh1ta, mere speeks in tbe blue
X. ii. Load The eun-load to The breach
poise- touch bang! Boat OF there to the
s.nd.'! 4 signal tttls she tale. The sao' has
strsck the s1arm--a 1ife IL taken from tn 3iaht
-sna this u six miles seEen for|ongs from Tho
mouth Of the gun: A shot veil ainsd from
P.imrosa Bill sGonh bit the ball on Grernw,ch
Observatory. or. If fired from Richmond Park,
should bring down rider in Rost<n-row. Hers
u Tact worth thc atseusion Of fl,ees Austrian
etnga,oesra st,ga Who hsrs iust come to London 70
'eaa Verona againtt ths Frauk.
, 1859-08-31
8ava0tee0 1Aa&eaRA No1n&a u Wo4a
aF4Na New NeX1eA.

An fmmsnse rain Of wagons passed through
Leaveasosth City o. ~ a4sh, sttzset,ng deal
Of a'tsntioe and inssrese Tho oxen, waEsas
tesmatefs asd al bora eYidenoe Of = heavy
tramp, although The animals veze IN lke Tafy
best oonditson- The tssin cousis:ed Of thirty
wagons. which were under the control Of Af.
iea- They came &reet from Fort Cnisn, and
m.de ths trip in thirty-two days, and brought
in II, ,ooe 1bs. Of wool,
, 1859-08-31
Rre8a Triiht1ttt.
WEDNESDAY, AuGEET 81. 1855.
Tue RRtAT10v Or TKR WTTURfEH
ne THE FR0KRAk C0N8E1TU-

ccrtain rowara md f,nc4;on. ~,.s. deasu.ta., tn
+hs ,.,,,.-,, ,r,,-p-,coon, r;+h1, th> .rh... -
,vh;c, i, ;e s,,.c,.;,-,, and III ro-,a,. m, =.
Grant, or which ana mt urna;h;a.a In TIM
Stairs ara reaerred +, t}e ets.s~ -.~,.o+;.,,.
iu the exercise of yhi,> thev ara .ovs,;,,, rh;s
CONSTITUTION was f1an,e4 ,,9, ~,,,.-,.s.;,.. r.
the S,atcs IT. uae ~,,;a.a l.. H., ,. -
I'll States xl,icl, vere nart;.s ~ T., -. ..
o. It's acsioa is limited ,o the s,.,os wh;ra
coatedcrated under it: and Nil -our n.t;onnl
boundaries berond worc /, M raxnac+ ;nteres,.
cd or affected bv it save n farms II ,,e.;on.ted
= method by which ,her r,c,,t harcafte, hr
brought within ;,a ;,-;sd;,t;oa ~,,,,;.+a3 n ito
requirement.. and a,,;,,,.1 ~ .,.,s !, II. nj.
yaatoccs euo,, - ...o.,1 ,to,,,
,,urcrnn.nt f. M, II, .,o,,,v..;,, do-a ~ 4ho
vo,r,s.o A.,h...;u
avian, of ,o..;,oz 49,, -, r.
,>o,,rza ~ ,,r.,p;-;n, ,o,.;..;., -
,,ro- !, , ,,,,x,;,,n 49,.
.h,,,,d a- should -,,-,
roma II u,x ,e1d th,+ s,a,o-,. .... s,-..au
.t,,drd f,o,, :, h.,
apd that there UNA M necessity f., drn,;cs,;n,
the nroh;h;.;o, rh;s .h< .x;.;o. .euo.
RI CLAY tb.o,,oh,,,, ,,,o ,,,.+., aa..*. 49,
,,oo,ar,,,;. 49,
,e.h~ ,vn-~n 0pt'e7''o1 ~ 'a0 'Ae
,wa.o,.1 1922 - t',.. 49, W NC ''<,' nN ',e
"AA.4s "'"e '"s
Ae"' ~ "'' eD9' ne'~ 'aA' ~
o'a14 teeo'' i'o'" &al'u'lne d eo"-
- p'''S,'n, " "e'e oel'' ~ w ~
~ wa >&'o oNoe"%4'o 01o !0oe''4
" 'A' eo'''Da''nS "e.e uAoe'
,!.o 49, c.s., '.,, 80 f -, a'1
-h..,,o ~ e.,,, =
,ont,r od,n;, - - oao.,u ar.o...-. 49, ;.
4r>,,c,;on ;,,o t,,o ~, ~ .1
.ra,,;o,,... r, ,.,, ,r,.,
ncmorr,,s- ~ co,honn ~ ,,,;. .o;at .s..
c,rr,,d r;,b ,,..-. ~ ;. ~
+
T,a, ,;'o ;.,,;,,,.;.. .e c,.-
nzet, liz ,,,o c.d.-,, ca,s,;,,,,,on a1a ~,
r+o+,o-o, ;, r. ..a-.no e,...---s-$
Inn of i ,rd r. oa,;,,,d 49, g..
ons,,ntoos
IT Thar ,ha con,t,,,,,;o, o.,onas a.-o- a.
80,
.,a .,.,,.-,.,; A..
s'44 e'Ne ~ 'le 'o'Aet III 4nll-slAse!}
laws which il NAV lud there. or which il NAV
h., ,,.,,,,.a
~ A%>ca1o@eo ~ sn4c' snefe PRIOR 10 It's organ
xatlon a. j 5tatc, pl4nling the institution upo1,
sure basis uudcr its PROTECTING ut,;s md
maintaining it axaiust the action Of Co,ercs>
or Of tho people If tic Territory
Ii these twu propositions. adyapced ia, t}e
first time in our history in 184s We hare II q
sum and substance Of The Drcd Scott decjsion
The Supreme Cour, Of the uuited States lae
adopted them, ard to all WHO acouicsoe in TINT
decision, tley are tl,e authoritative ernos;t,,
Of the Con .,itutioa in thc nreno;sps 1y1o,
tlAt decision was promulgated Mr. Douclus
Tas among tlc first T., i,,d,rso !, wh., ,,,a
oucs,;on lad h.on ,,,. ~ liz, i;
ate and u,oo tim s,un, ,.ho,sa, ,,o aoo.1ao =.
"a ro-r;.or,. ..,
1c,,, =, avail, .fo.a .,,.-ss- i,
.1- ,,su, .r,,..
,,oo,o c,,r+ - d,o1., 1,rI". 49, ~
,,sro ho :, do-s,, !, j. Gu ..1
, 1859-08-31
AXE STREET MILLS

FL Chlc1Ko, J1ty Il 3sE9
tn Nkte WkeAf To n3Eds nd et,s.o1
- n al nj ~ I'll sdW III nIcEt xts IA tls ctY.
Al 1tft94a8 b ~ EHA& G1a - pEu11 II Cur low Pe.
6TEYENa A0k3lA CO I'll
, 1859-08-31
N1aksa Ark a4A the Great KaAtsen.

We know Of nothing elss that can stand eou-
pAFissa with Ar. SCOT Russetrs Great SteaR-
ship except Soah'a Ark but even Hoahs Ark
coald not match It. La - ses. Tie lepSte Of
the sIf Eas 500 cuhi&s, IT. bseadth 80 eutts, md
IN Insight 90 cubss. Tho HGQ<a1e cabis," ~
sisted By Sir IsAas Newtoa, il &wsnty incbes
nd shoat aixty-t~s handsedtAs- BA6op Viii
k1As makes it some1hAt mare, nans@y, twenty
oss Eaches and about sixty eight handssdths.
Reducing them to English feet, and calculating
the tonnage stter tho old Law, we haso approxi-
mately the following table:
Noah's Ark NoAhs Ark Gres4
according to Rceord.ns 10 Extern.
Sh !. AsWto., Bib. Wukt1a,
Lensh a hst.eea perpen;
-, QhcSl2f4-.-..-.-.-. 6It.63 ST 81
Ke. Or lenxItiill loi tn: tn: ' '0 "
Tosaa9e, aooosdIns to
Oh =" .....N4A 4t.711 HIM
SO aosh's Ark i quite orsrshadowed Mag
n1tude, however, il not the only peculiarly
which the Great Eastern possesses- No other
vessel aaoat has two sets Of engines and two
propellers; nor Is the cellular construction to
Be found elsewhere in marine architecture,
thong sometimes used 1t tho top and bottom
Of great bridge structures.--N. r. Cox,i<- aad
Enquirer.
, 1859-08-31

CHICAGO II 4RBLE COMPANY
~ 0WDh4 lay /. ts1. O@ca md Mandatory. cur
NJ at SxA-e Ind " sahin<toa Sttu4A
O 3HEF4At ] Il wiI1NiN / g. r. fRICKrff.
a.ss o sea -. !ssa: ssSst cp.ny saa1 tse s.e1A
pas os manufacturing 4Gsa n N ss hr1nehes.
, 1859-08-31
miscellaneous.
IL l. n O1S STATE FAIR
AT FREEPORT.

Chicago to F1'eep0rf,
III chiaEo and Northwestern Railway, 1iu bo completed
and running fcxu,a.!y on
sEPTEMBEn 1.s, 1859,
Andpates attending the STATE FAIR vii BE- taken from
tbs CITY to fr-epoH, aaa return Il
one'Ha1f the Regular Fare.
TTo ~ trains daily ~ 1esre Chicago for Frtepost WITH
THROUGH IN FIVE HOURS.
Stock md nt9eaes fbr Exhibition will Be carried
FREE OF RGE.
By paying regular to the Fir. and ths amount
WILL BE REFUNDED,
retuEn Of the prope- with pup<1 critic te Of tho c
sGat the ock articles have X. exhibition the
Fair.
Through tietets eaa be purraa from the :h the ah
ef epteiuber !ncHst7e Il tbs cl0trut Railroad 0ces
Dearborn st T. or Alte Depot ot heago and Surhwest
en RzlwaT, cosneS &eat y ate1 md l. nz!e stltetA
fnI ttlpme1t Of Stock Atleles To Fair appy to r.
dtPT1lL, Gen7 Freight ARraI It Fright ofse.
GEU. 1. DUNLAP. Gtn1 supt.
I. DEEH- Kae1z:os. Gcnl Tckt1 A&ent.
Au13- -s.f4-ls
, 1859-08-31
@e1tttnts, st.
GO 70 HEAD QUARTERS!
= GO TO HEAD CHARTERS!
For all Patent Medicines
For all Patent Medicines.
TIE c1E&T WESTERN DEPOT
fNK GREAT WFSIERJ DEPOT
J 0 H n D. P RK'S.
SUCCESSOR 70 RsLLxs sM1a CO..
124 Lake Street.
AKNEMsKR THE r1Aez,
.RxKINBEA TIE PlACE
On Lake, rear corner Of CLARK street,
On Lake. near corner Of Clark street.

e. IT.. II ~ = : ,aas ;4s 4 ;esneay
S3alS s ls'l b. i F1kk. = t t. Gss
|" II you x1ot - renedyt7
ffs;:sy fsxs I u ionS 5|s91 l. :. T.sk t X
n II yoo want = Eeru
:sa< :ss 1t:' s: >aTE. ssss'z; 8 {ss e:
" II you wlnt Hair r.
storativ- Har DrA.nnx, n
toJuHS u. rAAK. EaL LAku
!I II, Jou 1.nt Rheuma.-
Se5S i 81 s: s: F4&x: E':|as''f l.. r Il: (
F., H gGs 5's ;59i ;5as ! 'tefeE 5. f,AE &
f;ff. 7 e 5; E; Eli. {5s} !'5* p: T.
s3c..h,g,t:! H. gaa rnIs ri . fs3.i:; : 3c4is
y. D.rAnk, IA Laxe&k-
UN ycs .7ns . ra.n H..
jonx j.: I; Ie.r rARX: ii,!'t:.I tssL.Es.s & L
E:ss:;:s;:S$ E::s:::: $;;;'S 5 ef:.; fa:x: &
5oi'S HSii:' d II: f4;s. 'ft@.t:' +; T.. E.s
~y,r Dr.. chrr.hin's sy-
1uo OF lhe ilyreuhuspates.
to-. TO- oss ~ '::',I{ ISay II DsFaRKs eF9's.s:
;EnS III 5 5. +: fAHS. fS~*1: /. E l4Ss Z
r. Fora Llv7 nd Dyxpe2-
7: FAK9 KKii.*;Z; u fs1s.. E ss sonS D.
~ For vt1ct::- wtT,a
Ss?*s:'s'.3 s.: I. .3oiIS i: : s. fIi:S: ii I:
q, 2 Fer % :tiFa{Tn,hsn!a* :; T,n;. q r.. y
j0NSn. raEK.s:t Lies.
f1fos r., Pci:sn*. l'"s4ad
CN NkfAAfh
, 1859-08-31

l'"''oou ~ .nt ]ouoAihtIon, congress could
not 'cg's'aie upon tile subject at al with IT.
spect 10 the Stak', tor ,l4ey ass sovereign 10
respect IL everything which is not conceded in
or prohibited by tn. Cors.itu:i,n} but il could
~'ta respect 10 Tic Territories. Jor hey are III.
t'to1tc '"t so,ere'yH, 1o!.ttcsl communities, and
are pIdcsa bytic Constitution directly tfndtr lie
1'npilaye II Congress. Congress is constantly
doing iE tie Territories what it cannot do in
the sta{es In the latter, the federal judiciary
h'id their Office during good behavior; in The
former the Judiciary arc appointed for a term
o. ycaEs. and are removable at Ue pleasure At
the Trcs1de;:.. So o! all the other Territorial
OIL 2eFs holding their places by appointment.
Neither afe Territories permitted To have rs.
pE2sentatives in Congress. As matter Il
f4vor, each Territory IL permitted to send
delegate with tie privilege Of debating such
questions as Immediately conccrn the Terri.
tory, but lie is not al owed to vpte on anv
question. And even this small boon might be
denied without aay violation Of the Constitu.
ton They are also denied yotc for Pref.
dent aud Vice President; and they arc only
permitted to appeal 10 tho Supreme Court Of
tie United States under certain specified con-
ds'ous- While snch is the fact as to what is
prohibited aod what is allowed to Territor;sa,
It is no lass true that Congress might change
&''e ofoer-rfolibt what is now allowed, and
permit what it has- heretofore prohibited-
~'shou: ID aay respect infringing the Coosi-
tuition.
The second ground on which 4r. Donu,a.
places the argument as to the exercise bv tho
Territories Of the powers expressly orohih:td
t. the states. i'll the Constitution, it Il . mfr.
Gent answer to sat, that tho Territories ~,
oa'y DO wlat Congress is pleased 10 pc.m,. in
tho organic ACT; and as Congress il compoe4,a
Of tho im'nedac c representatives Of the States,
it If moi to he presumed that they viii conccd.
t'thc TerTitoric. any q those powers which
tie States have voluntarily prohibited them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-30

Lobit 4 Charpantier Leighton 4 Barbot. T Leon.
L Lyons. y Marks &co. Massey, Huston &eo. y
Matthews &co. y Merceret. Mckleroy 4 Bradford
!. D Morgan &co. j C Morgan &co. r Nugent &co
]. " L Oliver Patton, Smith & Putnnm. C Payne
Payne q Harrison. Pollard 4 Putnam. W Kay
mond. .E Reilly &co .Rimaiiho &co. e Roger 6co..
Rugeley. .Rnlieff &co "A Sarrat. h Schwartz.
Heeliger smith Bro Stark, Staufer dco. .Smith
h johnson. p Spear. e r Stevens &co. j Syme
| JAS Syme kco. Tfnel / Bates. Titterton Nc
Gee Vincent &co 81 de Wiser &eo E Wheelock
&co wheeler & Porstall Wheeler, Griger 6co. Il
L white. j Woodruff dco. o o Woodman. W 8
Wright 6co. C Yale Jr Aco. "A Xiques. j Zoely.
| and order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-30
SHERIFF'S SALES.
ro1srH Dr.rElcr cou.r ASTON xysArT AND 4 4;

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shs senss.sI. Fourth Sesr sss olssas Z
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me, from Csn,r.s t6e upe'Sn Ct The Ohio and a,ss.ppi
H. 1 i hss ,s1sse
as5s and
orchard PLANTED fourteen sgo Of more than bearing
si.,s q prairie md sky acIs. q timber land;
half Of the quarter Of section L. and the south
NO. s. south Of No. west, containing three hundred
OF
olmsr On be e Houston eoan Tsls
consisting Of prairie and timber land purchased
land being known and designated described fol-
ALL THAT TRACT Or PARCEL or LAND. situated in
and S 1iss e sa
corner at an Ash NAKED So from which Mulberry
IS South as
@ at s S:srs sss 4 sh a
Bed Oak marked 2 bears North S. East 10 thence
sh,Sd
Oak marked J bears $ West y yarss thence NSrth
Oak marked s. bears North is deg West vara another
S west .sd line pnG
cams nued $500 $40 with Winters line
the place Of beginning.
being granted by the then Republic Of
the 2lst OF June 1871 containing l0 less
8. TWELVE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES OF san
LAND in San Palricio county, Texas, the Nueces
river four miles from The Of San Parcio the
site.
Said land being known and designated and described
lows
TWO TRACTS OF LAND situated the Nueces River IN
the county San Patrco of each Of
containing six hundred and being the side
Of said river and bounded the side by said river and
having front the river Of FIVE miles running back
mile about four miles the Of Patrco
tai Of The county aforesaid and thirty miles Corpus
Of said numbers t69) and @
together making twelve hundred and eighty Of land
Aforesaid.
Sid lands were purchased from j. Benton johnson of the
State Of Texas by deed John c. Cand
date the first day of January eighteen hundred and Fifty
l. ONE LOT OF GROUND on Main street. in the ..1k
city of kenoshs, Wisconsin, having seventy feet 4fA
ONE LOT OF GROUND on Water street. having thirty feet
front by hundred feet in DEPTH between parallel lines
ONE LOT OF GROUND, containing four Of land
within the corporate limits and improved part of said city
said three lots being known and designated and de-
scrbed follows:
The half lot No. l. block No 70; lots Nos g. l.
No 81 township q north range No.
half block being of the southeast
quarter No 3d. township range
the northward of the village of Southport Racine county,
s. stINDRY NOTES, CLAIMS and ACCOUNTS, rs per
schedule fled in the office Of the Clerk Of the Fourth District
Cont OF New Orleans.
by the said inso1vents to Il cir creditors
TERMS-CRsh the spot.
r. 4. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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Of New Orleans. : DEvERsES-No. Is 2f7
d directed BY the honorable District Court Of
New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed sell
public auction the City Hotel Common street. between
Camp and Magazine Streets SATURDAY July son. 1859
at IL O'Clock NJ
l. SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND, situate in the rear of -.
this city, in No. 49, bounded by Tout. St Peter E
and Miro streets and Canal Cafondelet Walk designated
by Nos = l. and I, plan drawn by J. communy
Surveyor OF the city, and another plan DR. by L. sug
posted in the ONCE Of p abae lutte Notary this city
Said Lots measure Al follows wit
Lots Nos and each 80 feet St. Peter street. By
depth Of 100 feet between parallel lines. Lot No. forming
| the corner of ST. Peter and fonti stress.
Lot No. has 40 fest 10 inches and lines front St.
street. feet 10 inches and lines in the and 100
depth on the line Of Lot No and LOG feet inches
lines on the opposite side.
Lots Nos s. 4 each 30 feet front on Toni
street, feet 10 nche and Lines esch the
era depths follows No has 95 inches lines on
side and 81 feet6 inches and lines the other side
No has this last dep side IS feet 10 inches and line
the other side Lot No. has This last depth side and
63 feet inch and lines on the other side.
2 ELEVEN LOTS. situated in suburb. IRENE in this CITY,
In the Second District forming of the former-Banc's
and Is square No. So bounded by Oresns ST. Peter Broad
and Dogenos streets plan made by H. Phi Surveyor
dated 18Th Of May, 1913 deposited the CuviI
her Notary in is city accordag which plan the said
measure: in American measure to wit
Lots Nos 10 inclusive each 81 feet inches and lines
front ST. Peter and Orleans by depth OF ia feet
inch and lines through from street to the other and
Lots Nos Il Is inclusive each 81 inches and
lines front each Of Orleans and Streets by
depth through from the ohsr STREET. of III lch
and lines
Together with all the improvements whatsoever on said Lots
of Ground.
seiz.d in the above su
ErTERMS-Eash the spot