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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-17

E The new Tailoring firm Of Carson
e. MelcLing, have an extended advertise
ment Of their business in our columns
to day, to which we invite careful pc
rusal by our readers. In order to sup
ply all the wants of our citizens they
have been to the expense Of purchasing
one Of Singers Sewing Machines, which
from personal examination Of its work
ings VIC can say it scws not only rapidly
bu.. firmly.
For this enterprisiug spirit manifest
By them, this spirit Of being up with
the times we think they merit large
share Of the patronage Of our people
They keep various kinds Of cloths
and late styles Of patterns on hand which
they will manufacture to order upon
short notice. We cannot help but believe
our citizens will do far better, to go to
their shop and examine their cloths, the
wrong side as we'll as right-a privilege
not afforded by ready made Clothing
and then have their garments made to
order in the latest styles, than they will
to purchase imported ready made Cloth
ing, much Of which can find no sale at the
east. Try them.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-17

The he Maryland Election IL has result;
ed in tho following Congressional del
egation list district, Jas. a. Stewart,
Dem; q, 2. "; Webster, An ,,;ad %, y.
NJ L.. Harris. An A S 4th, II. W, Davis, Am;
9th, :. N. kunklo, D., 9th, Geo. W.
Hughes, D. . =. 49,.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-17

ny Senator Quinn, opposes the doc
trine of Douglas, that Territorial Leg
islature may, by non'action; virtually
exclude slavery from = Territory. He
says il Is opposed to the Dreds Scott de-
cision, and even to that Of the dissent
ing Judges |; for upon the powsrso Of =
Territorial Government created by Con,
gress, the opinion of the Court was
unanimous. ssamil M tss.5lsaat 80 ,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-17
November Elections. .

New Tork.-Thcs Republicans elect their
State ticket, carrying both branch es or the
Legislature by increased majoritici, and elect
ing three tostrths of the county officers in the
State. The Tribune figures out the. result as
follows: The five State officers on the .Ameri-,
can and Republican ticket are certainly elect
ed. This includes Comptroller Attorney Gen
cral, State Treasurer, Judge and Clerk of The
Court of Appeals. The other four officers n
the State ticket remain in doubt, but the Re-
pubicans arc probably elected. In rinctecn
wards Of New. York city, the Democrats have
ma.iority Of 1900 The city in 1857 gave
20 ,oa3, when the Republicans carried the State
by 1850 majol ity. Manerre Republican
elected to tic State Senate in the 9Th District
"a aains. The vote in New York; cAy asonly
$4,000 over 10000 less than registered
MAssuHTsErrs.--Ahe returns includ; ne
nearly tleiwhole State, give Banks, for Cover,
nor, upwards of 5000 majority on the whole
te,And, a plurality over Butler, Dem of
,nerethan 23,I0o. !. The Senate 50 far as heard
from, stands 81 Republicans lQs4 Demeerats,
Il J. ~ T
and doubtful. The House. sta nds 49, Repu.-
licans, 50, Democrats, and Opposition. Tie
entire Republican State ticket is elected Last
year. Banks'w was elected BY as, sls ovcrsBeach
and Lawrence. saiao s8i y aaigf.' .ss3ttsf
.Hissossis.77--Ihe- returns, though mengre in
dica'e the re-ellec'i ion ct Randall, Republican,
by an. in creased majority.
New JrnsEY-Fivc townships in Buriins-
ton county give Olden,' Opposition candidate
for Governor ~ majority. Centre township
IN Camden county,sgiyes Vrishtt Dems) mai
GRITTY. $50. st', .a-,.s INT .tt..sa as. !,
.LoutslASA.-=1TlAe Q ion have. elected !. 3
Of tho Representavesa ) Senators, An anti
slidell member and an American are elected
to Congress By large majoiitics. a'ssesie ~ :
Mtt1naas.-ret1pif, y hicR last year went
Demo craticby nearly 400 majoritys has elect
ed Bulll, Republican, Mayor, by abputssoO ua.l-
jAity .oyors Harmon nsnaerrat. The Rspnbli-
cans have out Of the ~ alderman !.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-17

The principal points Of the treaty Of
peace between France and Austria has
been signed BY the Plonipotentiaries But
not yetrati6ed by the Governments. The
treaty is merely an ainplidcation' Of The
Villa France agreement. IS !.
pg- The Great Eastartuih raetsvisit
American shores this season.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-17

Whcat and pofk IRE sligAtlyiie n the
decline. The decline of the fosnner 10
owing somewhat the late iacrenscd
price Of carrying freight on.the Rail
roads: Pork At 'Dubnque,' sotd4ast week
At 81, and'4, As. Wheat, 65y and r6Srctsl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-23
SUCCESSION OF LUCIUS C. DUNCAN, Second District
Court No. 32 )-Sae Of Opelousas Railroat Stock.
BY PALFREY f. co.

g. CAVAROC & CO.,
W No. 1A ROYAL STREET,
-oFFERaF FOR SALE
In Store:
600 boxes ABsYNTHE C. F. Berger.
loo sauvegol, Bruneton 4 Co.
100 casks cLARET, ordinary
ITO =. Chateau Dillon, oil. different qualities.
800 boxes CLARET, Chateau Dillon, Cos dEstournel. Mar
gaux, etc.
200 boxes WHITE WINE Haut sauterne.
50 half casks WHITE WINE, superior qaality.
200 baskets ANIsETTE Cbauvet Fils.i
5000 EMPTY DEMIJoHNs, l, 2. 8, gallons.
FROM Q. S. BONDED WAREHOUSES
coco PERE Fills,
ACHILLE PETIT,
J. B. BARON,
A. MAURELL,
A. WON,
J. "A. GUERIN,l
J. ToURNADE,
PELICAN,
GUILLEMoT.
BOYER,
..-M f. BoREL, etc., etc
EXPECTED. PER SHIP ARAMEDE SNOW FROM BoR
DEAUx:
80 boxes FRUITS IN JUICE, J. Lafaurie;
20 casks CLARET, Chateau Dillonj
do WHITE WINE, Graves, superior quality;
$500 boxes CLARET, GML:
100 casks do GML;
25 barrels WHITE WINE GML.
EXPECTED PER SHIP TRENTON, FROM MARsElLLEs
800 baskets SWEET OIL. J. Plagnol;
200 boxes CASTLE SOAP. p15 lyMo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-23
SUCCESSION OF FREDERICK YOUNG.
BY TOURNE & THOMAS.
EucEHa TnuR NE. AuctioneAr.

Once 70 Exchange Alley.
TUESDAY, July 20. 1869, At ~ O'Clock
M At Banks Arcade, will be BY vifture and IN
Of order from the Honorable F. H. Morgan Judge Of
the Second District Court Of New Orleans dated May 2 1852
for Of said succession, viz
/. A CERTAIN LOT OF GkOUNN, together with the i'm
situated the bourg Duverge right
bank Of Mississippi river designated lot No.
No plan drawn by G. W. Bouchon Surveyor General
May 1879 deposited In the Office Of VIM. Chrsy. notary
measuring French 60 feet front Vlere BY
depth Ill feet the dividing line Of lot No. and liz feet
the dividing line Of lot No g.
2. 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all the
improvements thereon situated In bourg Dnvege deagnaed
by No in NO. and measuring In French 50
feet front Patterson By depth Of II feet and inches
8. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the improve
thereon bourg McDonogh right bank Of the
Mississippi river, per plan Of said deposited in he
office of Michel late Notary In this city, designated
No. L No. &C. measuring IN French 60
front Jefferson by depth Of l20 feet front
bounded side By lot No. the other
4. < CERTAIN LOT OF oRorND, with the improve
thereon situated In the faubourg Washington in the
Third District Of this city, designated No. g. Of No.
49, plan drawn Zempe January 25 1882 measuring
French As feet inches front virtu. street. by
depth OF ITO feet and inches between parallel lines bounded
side by lot No and the other de by lot No. 81 in
sS-TEaMs AND CONDITIONS -one.,hrd cash. and the
balance credit Of six and twelve months with notes
cured by the properties and bearing per cent
interest from date Of sale AND per cent interest from maturity
II not paid
Acts Of before Charles E. Forer Notary Public at the
If thai urnha
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ew @rlea 1ailu Gseseeu Saturday zaeiu aaa 3D. 1859
sHERIFF's SALES.

SIZE s R. s,fs.e Ass
dressed soas1.s. e b ssc co ale
III :
s.ssp 9a Camp I'd assssns resis On SATURDAY July
T. TW6 LoT se " GROUND III. Fourth District .. mi.
& "a. the rsu .pa sss - H.
I e :a ss e x her,
sa. sn nd d s
aD Dsf sa s. 81
Of e. number nineteen md sdnns 10, and
deep parallel
TERHs-Cssh On ths spot.
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
s'... Coz. .. sH14fs sH pAss5sss
1. s A. s:s Sssr & i Sssss
ssP: ; s
Dc Commune, les du Camp ct des Msgasin lad
DEUx rRRRA1Ns shines dams lie ouatrieme District
Ts s &C. & L.
.ss
E 9Hs 1 de- sss
:sqs
hu ayant Us pied SIX poucss Do face Ia Washington
entire lines pafa'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an moment de Rehabilitation
u. T. PARKER,
1eO n jy5 10 rs Sheriff de Ia Parosse dOrleans.
Frr1H DISTRICT couar7 lPATgERsos ,.srEANsHIP
o'ss- sn:sz 2 s."S s'': ssss's,
RY VIRTUE Of u writ Of 6eri facias, to me
u directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court Of
New Orleans the above entitled cause will proceed TO se
public auction, a the City Hotel Common street.
Camp and Magazine MONDAY, the lst day Of August
Il +. ;s:.% siSf. eoA1zAcoALcos. together
ETC.; ss she now lies in the Mis- ssppi river rght@1h
bank below town, opposite the Convent.
Seized in the above suit.
TERNS-Cssh on the spot.
z. +. PARKER,
8. Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
CrsauIExE CouR DE DISTRICT Z. A. PATTERSON LIZ
Steamship QUAKER CITY,
de Souvells-orlesn' J HIa5gous propris'sre-No
I'm VERTU d'u writ de lieri facias, a moi
~ sddresse par Honorable Cnquieme Cour de Ia
Orleans, dams Paaire cidessus je procedera le
LUNDI daodt, 1859 midi pH5te de Ia Cite, de Ia
Commune les du Camp des Magazns Ia vente
publique ct adjudication de-
LIE steamship COATZACOALCOS, ensemble avec 50 ma
chine meues tel quill trouve auiourd hui dams lie
deuve Mississippi rive drote audeesous de cette vie
face du Convent.
Saisi dams lahaire CT -dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES su moment de REHABILITATION.
z. T. PARKER,
je3O jy8 l6 q 80 Sheriff de Ia farosse d'Oreans.
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C0NsTABLEs SALES.

SECOND DISTRICT oouRr} SUCCESSION OF & A. JAHAN.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors OF
IN this Estate and persons herein interested
to show within days from the present notification
they have why the account presented by the
Curato of this should be homologated and
proved and the fur DIS distributed in accordance Herewith
By order of the Court
J. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
pESssss GSyS p HsNs PH
A Wis est par lie present donne nux crean-
que celia peut davoir deduire dix jonrs
dater de la publication les rasons leqneles
lie presente Curatenr de la de succession
sea point approuve ct homoogue ct les fonds entire
mains epartis commencement au dit compile.
Par ordre de la Cour.
jy22 26 80 j. L. KELLY Depne Grefier.
SECOND JUSTICES COURT R. HAL PIN VS. JOIN N BELL
Parish of Orleans 'aa Aoo No .: $751; SIS 0'''0A'
Parish of Orleans will sell public
aucon Warehouse Circus street. between Poydras and
Pedido streets, TUESDAY the 18th day of July 1859
at ~ O'Clock M
One Lot of Groceries.
Seized In the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot .l
sHo0sDn c0UR DE H A IS .qaF
I'm VERTU dun writ de feri facias a
II moi rHon. G. NJ Bradford Secondp
de juliet 1859 midi, magasn, du Gree.
Poydras Ut Perdido Ia vente pubque adjudication
de-
I'm Lot de Groceries.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de ladjudication.
jyl8 ~ rs G. W. SIMPSON, Conneiable.
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NEW VOLUME, ENLARGED AND IMPROVED
THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD;
Large First Glass illustrated
AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPA pER


THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD;
z hNo FAMILY NEWSPAPER
II ,hs os
aging prospects sre aa j. - E ,'Ts g
and s together
ss m BE s ,ss sn
worthy Of the interest desires foster Every De.
he o sSs saa Rsn
g az sn By
sqntrbuors constantly writing for this
constantly filed with
universally the useful features Of the
e pusss dsDpasD
that the announcement that
Mrs. L. VIRGINIA FRENCH
for will WITH aseamaap b.
hs her, 5 and warn a el
sppsa in ss a1 1 @ I'll, i yin
IT. will continue
pared N e. prssy for its eoama by competent artist
pear in each NUMBER variety IL eesns sce sp
neous n,ellieence etc. the condo present.
given to Mar
shall excel in this partcuai D'" paper
To the Southern People.
v nssesty e. s
country. has been pronounced by competent judges
equal IT not SUPERIOR both in contents
similar paper in the Union We therefore every
who desires 10 subscribe for Agricultural Family
Paper that will be practical benefit his farming
and furnish to his family and useful reading give
tn 9 'Southern Homestead his support. "
u, FORM AND TERMs-Tbe Southern Homestead" is pub
lshed weekly each nAmbsr containing eight large pages
printed in the handsomest style and splenday embeished
One 81 copies $40 copies sis iand an ex
tra copy TO the person getting up the Cub) Address
~ L. P. WILLIAMS CO.,
Nashville, Tenn.
mp Clubs Immediately. d27 anti
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-23

n g. dste ~ Magazine street.
LINE AsB hs SRHsHss SGk4
Ihsys as,Gs..sd Nth II business sh
and will continue under the firm Of kEARSY BEofs CO
New Orleans, July s. 1859.
o A All r.
sendae cement for Lserns superior article pu up
e1P1sssy Marble Du Whiting pa.erne Hair
FEnsTis asd s% gs
English and American Fire Clay Tar Pitch Rosin Turpen
tine, and oakum, sda Ashes, Soda Crystals Palm Oil and
Paris White China White Spanish Brown dry and in OIL in
French and American Yellow ochre in casks and barrels
in aaa pus sns a Sn
dry and in S d in cans 3, in sss
Sasfs hsa si ha
Clay FEE Pausr spsans Sand sAeahs
Paper, Roofing and Sand roper assorteds
Rolled o Cod ive o SaT rr ss
@ sss apd superior ae. and
very cheap Price to cents per pound and 81 Dozen
Mineral n Paints Ct shades
Anne lean Black Lead, froDzs. s'e' >''''N' gnu
% pound cans Pa is and Chrome Green, low pee and
fss rns and
n Gq% She n Of P Knives
Beattles Malles
Horsitg and Caulkng Ircns, Nails, Spikes Brads and
Wrought Spikes complete a sor ment.
varnish of all kinds Black, Asphalm Copal namak
Or hand of superior low price
White Lead, 81 20 key to az cents per
pound also French and Am- rican hite ZINC in oil and
Varnsh in cans and in key from to l6
sortment of French and American Window Glass
Lad ers for MaSons and Painters from As feet Price
PANT Whitewah and other Bi ushes large complete
assortment.
Fertilizers of all kinds Peruvian and Mexican Guauo Bone
Dust Phosph of Lime, Pudree Ground Land Plaster
Bath Securing Bricks large stock of these for sale low
We will sell at wholesale all these articles manufac-
W. @ 5ces anu ~, "a , ~ mouse at me souih can
those who good article of any goods our line
{eJ9 u AZ M NJ.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

.e.I nv oss.ss. FREss1NoNe. is7as =
the Ia late O. frssn.n
assy .y sss
By order Of the Court
J. L. KELLY. Deputy Clerk
Dru1rrsr coua DE DISTRICT 1succEss5oE DE GEORGE
$rEsDI sas vi,,sm G. 5 y
ca5s,ss Succession d. ssu George Q. K.
@ celia
ssos i
ills Is IS i'll KELLY. psputs Gre,aar
SECOND DISTRICT couar lsuceEss1oS eF g. ,; DAVIS,
WHERE1s Adolphe Biache has petition
" g e s5es,
deceased intestste-
Within len Why the prayer Of The said petitioner
'n BY order De- q q f IL Court.
J. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
Dzu1rrsr couR DE DsrRlcr| SUCCESSION DE- 2 2;
Fazs ssSfis & sSSffA
,. sss:s
ssSss s. O. Davis do
que
as sss sds nit d e Ii '0n 'ans'
IFS IS IS 40 "a Jour- i'll KELLY, Dsputs areier
szcosp s5se. OF FER
nsx Hs!sss' Elizabetho Widow
Of the Estate q the late CHARLES
Within days why the prayer Of he petitioner
'I By order 81 Of the Court.
J. L. KELLY. Deputy Clerk.
GUgS p Pc
Efsfsts que Ferg ase". Hesve
de- M assis a Pss Ia
de fea Charles Ferguson decide latestat-
as Go sGS1
IL ii IS 50 i'll. KELLY, Deputs areaer.
srcosp DISTRACT counr SUCCESSION OF s. P, BRIARD
~ s.s.l Hereby given g g: tSs os
Of this
Ssy have WY az * ths atTs
mot be and the
j. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
DzgsE1s couh DISTRICT succEss1oNx De- BR1-
A Wis st par is present dome aa1 cream.
as s d
ter DE- Ia psssn,s ss 5ssons pour
mologus ct mains rspats conormement
jy2l Is 30 j. L. KELLY. Depute areier.
SP
w toned the Court for Letters of Administration the
estate of the late William Flower deceased inestate-
Notice hereby given all whom may show
within days. why the of he said petitioner
should not be granted
By order of the Court
]. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
pry1Exz oovR DlsERcr suGGEsSIoS De- WILLIAM n,
A TTENDU que Lewis A. Finley Il pre-
IA sente petition la Cour Peet d'obenir les Eettres
cede intesat-
present dome tous que celia peut
cerner davoir deduire dix ours les rasons pour
queles il ne serat pas fait droit la de petition.
Par ordre de la Cour
jyl4 ls % j. L. KELLY. Depute Crehier.
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE, I
BATON RonRe La May 10, 1859
pervisors of the State earning Alexan-
dria in the Parish Of Rapdes the following resolution
adopted
pacy advertise for applications from competent
l. Proessoship Of Matthew 4cs Natural Experiment.
tai Philosophy, with Artillery tactics; which office ,ha
$500.
g. The Office English Ancient Languages;
lars per annum-S 5000
Instructor of Engineering Architecture Dawing
which office shall be attached salary of hundred
dollars-425G0.
oogy and Of Infantry Tactics which office shall
salary of twenty Eve hundred dollars anuum-S25OO
5. The office of Instructor
to whick office shall be attached salary
and dollars per annum-$20O
From the Five Professors selected Superintendent will
consideration in virtue thereof
to be provided to the Professors
charge
In accordance with the foregoing resolution notice hereby
given all such persons desire themselves
competent to NIL the chairs above ted make app
cation ACCOMPANIED with Recommendations the
Executive Office Mt Baton Rouge 10th Of July
next and after that time Alexandria In the Parish Of
pides until the list day OF August 1889 which time and
place the selections will be made fill Professor
The appointments thus made will take effect the FIRST
MONDAY OF JANUARY NEXT, QS60) which time
the institution will be opened
ROBERT c. wICKLIFsE
NJ National !negencer Richmond Enquirer Louisville
Courier Philadelphia Enquirer New York Herald, Charleston
Mercury Kentucky Yeoman. Boston Post Nashville
to will please and send bill to the Executive Office
Baton Rouge, La. jeO tai
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~, Dudley Lodge No. Sc, f.. and A.. M
Regular Of this Lodge held EVERY SAT-
9RDA? EVENING, at O'Clock, in their Lodge Room at
the GRAND LODGE Masonic Hall, of St. Charles
Perdido Streets Members the Craft are fraternay
to attend.
OFFICERS a. Stewart, ". NJ; W. T. Purviance S W.
W. y. COPELAND. j. W.. WIN. Cooper, Treasurer S. l. Gull
let Secretary; Edwin Marks S. D.; j. H. Gennison j. d.
Jos. Chillet, Tyler as "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-23

HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON ART1ILERY,7
New Orleans April %, 1859.
ArSPecial Orders-The Washington A rtfl.
lery hereby ordered attend puncay Regular Drills
Of the Company on every THURSDAY EVENING at half.
past I o'clock By order Of
H. M. IsAAcsoN, First serg't. a2s
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& NEGROES FOR SALE = HAVING RE-
S two squares west Of the st. Charles Hotel
will keep constantly on hand choice lot of Maryland
Virginia NEGROES consisting Of Field Hands, House
Servants Mechanics Cooks Washers Ironers Seam.
stresses all of which will be sold low for cash on tim
for good city scceptances
se2e # J. NJ WILSON.
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OFFICE foNTCHARTRAIN r. R. Co.,
New Oreana, June .. 1859
;, ~ - dividend of fourper cent ON the CAPT.
"a stock OF this Company has been declared the Board
Directors payable the stock holders the 10th
inst, 1t the office of the Company.
je2 r. H. GOODWIN sec,y
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SUCCESSION DE FREDERICK YOUNG.
PAR TOURNE f. THOMAS.

EUGENE TouRNE, Encanteur,
Bureau, 70 Passage de Ia Bourse.
HARDI, 26 Juliet 1859, . midi, q pArcade
IN de Banks rue des Magasins en- ysrts aqn ordre ae
DC IL date
compe de de succession vendu en- vente pubque
| IN CERTAIN LOT DE TEERE, aysc ls. .mslio,.tions
d. as s.:sipp piss NJ
91sess f e e. y n
fIsHsai,s pisds i where
4 + ss: q =. lot
a an lot
No ist No franeaiss 50 pieds
LOT clio s4s
a d @
81 8 n .
s s ps NJ e
d'apIss plan tirs zsnps any'sr 1872
ass ne
s soRs s u n. IN e lot cote par lot
1 ST Er GoND1r1oNs-yn.aer. compliant la ba.
Dc Charles ors
Court No 1880 gsss Of opsiou.ss R.ilress Stock
BY PALFREY 8. co.
G. l.. G. pUPUY, Auctioneer.
Offce-Eo. u Camp street.
ERIDAY, 28th July, 1859, at 12 O'Clock, at
the Rotunda OF HoIel virue and
Of order of the Honorable p H. Morgan Judge Of
the Second District Court Of New Orleans dated 3Oh April
ssS
Forty Shares in the capital stock Of the New 0rean', Ope
1ousas md Great Western Railroad Company.
ri- TERMS OF SALE-Cash. Transfer and payment to
be made the day Of sale.
SUCCESSION DE LUCIUs G. DUNCAN, (seeonde cour de
District No. I5320)-yene de Stock du Chemin de Fer
des Opelousas
PAR PALFREY f. CO.,
q L. c. DUPUY. Encanteur
bureau. n du Camp.
NERDREDI, 80 Juliet 1853, midi, a In
RotOnde de PB6tel ST hares, vertu dun oIdre de
Phonoa lie p H. Morgan JUICE Seconde ou de District
de Ia Nouvee orlsan du 80 avrl 1859 il vendu
prietes -apres decrites SAVIOR
Quarante Acons dams nd capital de Ia Compagne du
Chemn de Fer de la Nouvee Orleans des Opeousas ct du
Grand West.
Ar CONDITIONS DE LA vENTE-Comptant. LIE trans.
fert ct le Placement fats le jour de la
jglS2O25s9
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H0sTETTER's BITTERs.


Tho rivers Of the South asd sout west bsvs dnsrousv
turbulent during spring. The ds u the Fisher Il Ws
immensely swollen thst tie low shos have srokss
down. and country - either sds much injured Tie
vading Hood Even where lie wealthy p3autsrs hsd ss4
strong .nbsnkmsass PROTEST their Id hs sesunalsg
force Of ha down thss spSarsny fmvs
n1ble wills gwsps eeanxsy ~ wds Along ms
trfbussy ~ ~ psncs rfvs pxrsuIng o
the GsN of Msxics ~ sssFuetoa hss
CURED. snd millions Of dollars wush = pssSssty hn ~
swallowed up the rsuosssse Dus DE immedsae
subseqnsnt spsa thess mighty fsss aks tns n6n
canes vhsn compared wish ne pseAs ~ sssn 49,
that viii fhs b rspaeds sd ~
property epsuifed may BE- u passfy rseatnsA ~ ~
and POOLS 70 Asnsnk and gysforsh miasane
bensat de summer sun Thss shs ssrling psL
7hs pestIencs hreafens the lives 81 Ill whe Fsds ID he ~
eay Of these streAms Tsvcrs II ths most vrulsst ~
sesipAou Will prevalent md tba$ SeouSs II tb6 -
Yellow Fever Will death In many, many homes
ehssfl md happy. Tie grim aDeeisr WIN tsrk. many
dsss. ~ ssz fssttvy Int noussis- 1amfts M
- bsksa I'D Aesidss rsndessd dssests The mbr WI
weep Tor be- Hs ard refass b com1ored 'ecas
nsy srs -" Tbs husband ed fahr VIII BE- struck dswB
svsn IN tas sunny hosn = prosperity.
1hess sfs he - sesss skas follow q
hoods such - hays shA.essA Ire spnng Of The psss
year. We hsvs sssny sxgsncs 10 bssr thst
90 nos e1assssfs The AAner 49, hspgs ever thousands e
people in the south ssasa FosssnatsJy, whHs
know The peril inst b ~ epso4 70 fo}A e
aud resign ourselves wssss svfs ~ usy ssse
There 10 both preventive md rsay ~ ss>y I'm II d
destructive pestiIeuee Every uhs vaus IL IN sxi
enee-every head Of family ebshss s1sss ~ - -
him. o. her, for protection, ss5snIy % pss u
the dread invsdsf And this IN ~ = tySly sssarga
/ supply Of 3ss
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AUCTION SALES.
FURNITURE. FURNITURE, FURNITURE.
BY J, n. BEARD a. IN.

BY j. Il. BEARD f. CO.,
AUcTIoNEER.
TUESDAY. 28fh inst, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
bs sold s' =
general assortment Of Household Furnitue consisting 10
part Of Bedsteads, Armory Bureaus Washsnds, Chairs
Tables Sofas, Glass and Crocksy Ware, Stove, Kitchen
Uten,ile. etc
A0rTERMS-Cash. jy23
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CCREW BOLTS,

SCREW BOLTS,
BOLT ENDS,
NUTS, and
WASHERS o. all Sizes
SOUTHERN MACHINERY DEPOT
iy2l st 70 Camp street.