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The Kanzas news., 1859-02-19
N o NTH Y AUCTT SALE.
Of Real Estate in Town and Country!

Of Real Estate in Town and Country!
I now offer for sale the following property, the
prices IN all cases lotc. 10 suit the times
so Lots in Emporia, for cash or on time-war-
ranty deeds given.
10 Shares in EmPoria.
One House and lot on Commercial street, sufta-
ble for an office or shop, and residenee; or for a
store. ...-..
/ One House and Lot corner Merchants St, and
Sixth Avenue. ~
| I60 acres Land = miles from town.
| 80 acres unimpFoved land one mile from town.
! One share in Toledo.
| Eleven Lots and House in Toledo.
Two splendid claims near Toldo.
| so acres land one mile from Emporia.
4 fine improved farm of 40 acres, with good
buildings, ten timber, three miles from town
| l60 acres beautiful land on the Verdigris, 40
acres timber, good water &c.s-will be sold Gerry
Iolr, if sold SOON = t.FAE
An excellent improved farm on Dow Greek, plen-
ty of timber and water, good buildings and other
improvements-said to be the finest situation on
the ereek-will be sold very low to enable the
owner to go to the "Gold Diggings." A, good
team and wagon takan in part payment
l. Claims Claims Claims of ali kinds, and in all
directions from town.
| Correspondence solicited. Letters of inquiry
| Enclosing stamp promptly answered.
Address E. p. BANCROFT,
January 9Th, 1859 Emporia Kansas.
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-19
ROOFING AND SPoUTZNG

Put up in town or country on reasonable term
with neatness and dispatch.
Emporia, September, 16, 1s56.-Iy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18
PEREMPToRY SALE-REAL ESTATE OPPOSITE THE
Claiborne and Common Streets Market.
SUCCESSION OF MARY MCFARLAND.

EUGENE TouRNE, Auctioneer.
"WEDNESDAY, February 9th, 1859, Mt IL
w O'Clock, Banks Arcade will be sold by virtue
Of order from the Hon. r H Morgan Judge
the Second District Court Of New Orleans dated December
9th, 1855
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated the First Dis
ct Of this city in the bounded Claiborne Palmyra
Derbgpy and jackson forming the Of
inches and lines front on Claiborne by depth Of los
feet inches and lines between parallel lines
Palmyra street per plan drawn by JOS Pile Surveyor st
May S4 deposited In The Office of the late David Mcay
P together with all the Improvements thereon comprising
twostory frame house, the Is occupied grocery
store.
M%TERMs-one years. credit with interest, mortgage
bond and security as required by law.
Act Of sale before B. j. Kerr n P the expense the
purchaser. ll4
This sale being the second and last the property will be sold
to the highest bidder. js7 Is 20 fec
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18
BY LB. WALTON.
sALUABLE VACANT LANDS IN THE PAEIsH on sT.
CHAKLEe, about mile and haR froM ~ fpsiossss

VALUABLE VACANT LANDS IN THE PAEIsH or sT.
CHARLES. shout oD5 mile and hsf from The Opsiossas
Rsilroad
BY J. B. WALTON,
Ofes-Ho. 10 Bank r1ses.
SATURDAY, January ~. 1859. At II ~,eIoek
y w. at BAnkS Arcade lie following DESERVED valasbls
Ian3s will be sold
section IN Township H. Range east, containing fesws
Iq95s Section 8, 100 IL 100 acres.
Section 4, 36s 91Ie1 acres. 7i@3
In section .. 166 e3-I0D aeres.
These lands IN OF and adon the psn
ton: Of Anbscse LAnfear Esq, and Davis ESQ., II is high
csnebIaks mbered land situated half
east u the Bouts Station. (
flan Eil be exhibited at sale. $500 ~
IHkMs-One third cash. balance a and two yessa'
eied WITH par cent interest from day Of sale fer
on the p operty sold. - Is
purchasef fs13
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18
SUCCESSION DE W. H. WILLIAMS EFT ELIZA WILL
LIAMS-Denx Terrans de valeur eans le Quatreme Dis
Par J. B. WALTON. a8


CAMEDI, 10 fevrier 1859, q midi, . I,Arcade
de Banks de Magasins vertu dun de Phono
rable p H. Morgan Juge de Ia Conr Second District Ii
date e Is snvier 1859 numerote se
je vendra Pencan, compe de Ia W. Il,
Williams Eliza Williams, Femme les torrains De valeur
cdessous deaies dams le Quatreme District Ia
Camp du marce de Ia des Magasns ct sur ID rue
Josephine, entire les des Msgasins ct Live OAK
!. UN LOT DE TERRE situe dams filet borne par les
Quat.sme District de eee VILE eque lot desgns
No ct mesure 81 peds pouces ct Ito gnes Ia
rue par Ine profondeur de II Peds 10
novembre ls ct depose petude de D. J. Ricardo
taire dams cete vile. 75-9 - 's317T7
UN LOT DE TERRE stue dams le faubourg des seeurs
de Ia vile de Lafaeite dgne No2 plan
par Bnisson archi,ecte date du Is de mai 1886 deposs
lot esnt dan. le borne les du Camp Andre
Marie ct ChesDut aurefo Tentue % pieds
face sur la du Camp l2 pieds gne
lot No ~ 0a pieds Ct pouces snr la gne du lot No a.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tiers compliant ct Ia balance ur
credit Dc 2 s moi aeaueteIr donnes lsus M
yendue pnrant nee pour cent par aimee h
la date jusqua Placement finale. :
Acte de vente padeyAnt Walter a. Peters, Ecr notsre pu
blic aux frais de Facquereur al5 U q % fe5 la 9
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18

DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT
On long credit u
BY J. B. WALTON,
Office No. 10 Bank Place.
A T. Private Sale-TvyO Lots OF Ground ON
"A Rousseau street. bounded Josephine Adele
and Levee s,s each feet inches and lines
TERMS: 0nefourth cash. balance at l. q and years
credit, with per cent interest,"
Plans the described be thu
office Of the Auctionser. dl3 II
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18
C0NsTABLE's SALES.

sreosD sn,sS II ggok
D directed BY the Hon NJ bradford Second
Peace for the Parish of Orleans will sell pub
auction at my Warehouse Circus street. between Poydas
Perddo streets the 29h day Of January 1859
at IL O'Clock NJ
Lot Of Household Furniture Kitchen Furniture etc.
= 9. W. SIMPSON. Constable.
Parosse d,orIeans. HATUHER-No IL, 1853.
I'm VERTU dun writ de Aeri facias a moi
IL adresse hOnorabe O. NJ Bradford Seconde Justice de
Psix paroisse Orleans je procedsrai
de janvier 1859 midi magasn du Circle, entire les
Poydras Perdido Ia vente pubque ct adjudication
de- 7-e1.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de Fadjndication.
jals Il q 20 W. SIMPSON, Conne,able.
vINC-Fench and American, low priced and some q
~ the finest French Zinc made, for sale bv Ff ~ Ii
ALFRED KEARNY, da =
jalS zawst u Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18
LEGAL NOTICES.

Of the Parish of Jefferson left bank under the
dicon of the Police is hereby given ali
left bank who are liable to the Of imposed
OF said Parish Of Jrson left bank all Pa h
taxes will be due TU ESDAY the 18th day March, 1889
that within thirty days thereafter said must bs paid to
the a cGscto a. bis office in the
there for the purpose receiving said taxes also ali pssh
remaining unpaid for the preceding every dRv dur
Pm.
And further that at the expiration Of said delay list Of the
who shall have failed pay due by them
shall be drawn by the undersigned Collector whose du
quents to and sats5 the said taxes with costs
thereon.
Parish of Jefferson, Town Of Garrolltou JAM lb 1885,
J. j. GU TIERREZ Collector
Left Bank, Parish OF Jefferson
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18

Wis AUX CONTRIRUA BLES. dams cette
n partie de Ia Parose de Jefferson, rive ganche sstte a
jurisdiction Jur de Police-Pa avis toutes
sonaes resdsntes gu de
lo annee 1853 le Jur de Police paroiass
Jefferson rive gnuche notifies que les seront
dues date de MARDI 10 6 de 1859 que treno
ous an dit Is Dc mars lea dites deront ere
Cour, Ia vile de Carrolton parosse qua
eet dy recevor les dites soussgnb bureau
chaque jonr pendant les ene ours suss depuis
A. N. jutqu'A heures P. N. 54Ais5i3775
Et qua Respiration de dea sts dss personnes qu
nauront paye les dtes drese
Ieque pocedera saisir blens
appartenan denquens pour atisae au pniement dc
leur dites taxes, des iuteret ct les fras
Paroisse j. sierson Vile de Carroon janver is, 1859
j. j. GUTIERREZ Collector,
jal5 2taw2m Paroisse de Jefferson Rive Gauche.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
7 ECTUREs on HEALTH

DIR. T. L. NICHOLS.
Medical Giaduate the Unversy Of New York for
many years Medical Practitioner Lecturer city,
and author Of several popular works Physoogy Aed
cine will commence
COURSE or PUBLIC LECTURES
on Human Anatomy Physiology Pathology Hygiene and
the Conditions of Hss the Causes Of Die.
ease the Means OF Prevention and the best Methods
AT ARNORY HALL
On TUESDAY EVENING January 49, at O'Clock
There no subject Of 70 a. the
Science OF Health and any one 10 little by
even the educated and enlightened classes ., society The
whole subject has been abandoned to medical profession
broken ND Int, various schools while even the members
Of particular schools have no theory and no
sistspt method Of practice While ply scans and schools
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18
ADJUSTMENTS.


THE CAMPBELLs-xAsoNIc HALL.
SUNDAY EVENING, January 1e and continue Every Night
through the week.
FOURTH WEEK OF vs.
Ramsey Il Newcomb's Original
C n MP B E Il MIN STRE L s,
Double Troupe and Brass Bands
~...l Eighteen In Number
Each selected for his individual talent superior excellence
TWO BANDS IN oNEi
Witch will sppear nightly in choice selections q Song.
INFERIOR TO NoNE-sUPER1oR TO ALI
-Admxon-Ffy Cents Colored persons. Twenty Five
u sssss open att o'clock Performance to commence at
ial7 p. CLARK, Agent.
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL, CAMP STREET.
SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY as 1885,
First appearance Of
|, THE STAR TROUPE
OF the World.
GEORGE CHRISTY'S 11LNSTRELS!
Geo. Christy and r.. M. HooIey,
Propretors.
C. KoPPITZ, Musical Director.
The most talented company organized comprising four.
teen Of the most
BRILLIANT STARS OF ETHIOPIAN MINsrRELsY,
who will appear in their original and unapproschabe
Soirees D'Ethiope,
Consisting Of Vocal Instrumental Tepsichorean Histr
ouic performances iLclud variety Of entirely and
original features, before offered in this city.
NEW SONGS SOLOS,
DANCES, ACTS,
BURLEsQUE OPERA,
COMEDY, TRAGEDY
and Farce.
Concluding each evening with and Iaughabe after.
piece.
A1-For particulars programmes
k3-Price OF admission Gents. N.
~ Doors open At 6 O'Clock; Performance commences
7h o'clock, precisely.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18
SUCCESSION Of ". Il. WILLIAMS and RLIZAWILLIANs.
Two Valuable Lots in the Fourth District.
BY ]. B. WALTON.

Omce. NO lO BANK Place.
SATURDAY. Feb'ry 10, 1850, at 10 o'clock
NJ at BankA' Arcade, Magazine street. BY vrine Of
order Of the Hon. H. Morgan Judge Of the Second District
Cou1tof Nex oeans da,sd January IS 1852 tCea docket
No. $751; for account Of the succession Of W. H. williams
and Eliza Williams, his wife, will be sold public auction the
described lots Of ground In the Fourth
ct Camp street, the Magazine market and % Jo-
sephine street bstwsen Magazine aud Live Oak
!. LOT OF GROUND SITUATE IN THE SQUARE
bounded BY Live Jackson Magazine and JosephiBe
in the Fourth District Of this city, which lot mated By
the number A. and q feet and 7iO iints
front Josephine street BY depth Of LIZ inches and
lines agreeably TO plan drawn by W. T. Thompson dated
Noyeuber 1874 and deposited in the once Of D. Ricardo
4 A LOT or GROUND SITUATED IN NUNS, su-
burb in the city Of lafayette designated by the number
plan drawn by B. Butts0u archtec dated the neenh day
Sf Nay ss6 deposited ,s plan No in the ooe q Thee
Andrew st. Mary and Chestnut date Teiniurier) streets
measuring 28 feet front Camp by III inches
the line Of lot No. @ and 04 feet and 5 inches
lot No. o. gFr -
19rTERMS-one third cash, the balance q credit Of /.
and l8 MONTHS the puchares to give their
amounts secured special the property sold
date until final payment. 4 5F .tT
Acts of sale before Walter H. Peters, ESQ., Notary Public
at the expense Of the purchasers. .6s@. s.s7a7 [
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18

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sa 9s I'd F ss :sa !.
sso NY each eos,ss
r. g.
+ ass and II ne y 3
stsss ey 10 depth s No 10 e1ns s corner 4 Fa
~ l. M sewn LOTS OF GROUND .iu..ed on the square
bounded b @yss Php s1d M y I'D
I I'D &c y; s. Il * s. sas +
asph Philip .Iss. fs,mns .hs sosnss e koas.u ssd
oao.iory hOa.s cou,.ni.s rooa Ies Nos ..d
Two I story cottage HOUSES eoa,snas Tsss
3 ssss insss: and iIas. front Philip :sss, Ss IS &:
eo,ass s's each q
n..thd cash balance one hrs sad eus
yssss .s Rsr sso,. sso Pss {. Public !.
SUGAR AND COTTON PLANTATIONS AT PRIvArss
# BY JULIAN NEVILLE + Co., F
JurIAN NEvnLx. Auctionsss,
e5 Once. II Commercial P1acss
Parish q P0H!s supes Seo,.n!Gs go M asIs. nd
Will be sold part cash. bsaucs i've years. with fncrest
at per cent. per annum. VA slssss
Cotton Plantation in M.assn P..sh eoatsipu.
credit Of years. With interest at 8psr cant
fa.isa4t aS4 4t4s --Als0- X sl45s8,s
desirable Cotton Plantation In Washngton county, Mis,
contang GOO Acres, with Is negroes. s%
TPi u W. 'af ~ ~ '@' Also go
Avery desirable Sugar plantation Parish rsrboans
conainng 800 very choce lands With -
hands, sugar house, dwelling and out houses all and In
order will be sold Of years, with interest 81
per cent. =E t-s l5ifiAta ai 2s5s1s
magnificent Tract Of Land the Yasoo river, with ons
hundred negroes accommodating ferms. 'ss
7f485g 80 --Also-t4 g&t lsa fses
aB0O the mouth Of Arksnsa with 70 nsgross
upon term Of years. 5lssf}f Il s55 fayss as
9aO acres Parish Bernard In the moat pert
order elegant hndings and IS choice
- 92 -Also-
s0O arpeus on Bayou Lafourche with rs
ing house, saw and gst mills. Al ia
perfect rider and very fslly stocked = .ff
further particulars apply at odcs, No. Il
place '9 jalT 10t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18
ESTATE OF THE LATE MANETTE WILLIAMS, f. W. c
BY N. vIGNIE,
No q pI.ei L.aad

ESlA1E VT LATE AANETIE WILLIAMS, l.. W.
By N. v1GNIE,
ofice-No. 8 Banks Arcade
TAHMsRnAY,p I}IaH p ,p. EebrMnry y -, 1850, at l2
vi e 81 sfsG % s sss s. 1.sss @ Il '
Ne esws E e
n 1t % rs
together with all the buildings ard improvements existing
W sssTER Ms-cash.
Acts Of sale before O. de Armas, notary public
SUCCESSION DE MANETTE WILLIAMS, ,fc.l.
Par N. vTGNIE.
TEUDI, IL Fevrier, 1853. a midi. q pATende
DC Banks dss Msgssas vsT,a dun odre de hoaor
dDi da s
ss
erssy Is lot
as Am'' nSf s pp a iso
TULIAN NEVILLE & co., AUcrIoNEERs, Ap-
sa ssp % for, N s Of a Eel
Sales. Sarsoes stocks q Msseh.ndlss N s'''ss''
aa-ofhce, No. II Commercial Place. ia7 tt
N T.
| tate, Lands, Plantations. Nesroes, etc.
Banks, Arcade Passage, Ee. ), First District
Cont rss and y Eschangs Alley Second District
proved property
m iss ana az os
bEFERIET will give his personal attendance every
| sale and purchase. ia2S tt
B. AND ,EpstzssH r asss ,,.o,
s. % s @ e ss sas il
h'sss viii Ssv the
tcular and personal attention of the advertiser no #
T. A. BEARD = Co., SUCCESSORS TO J. A;
"a s Ags as sosEs
e @
u. Estate slavss successions outdoor business
generally Office. rs Common street. next to Of Camp
MAnn1H DuSr's fisb bi2ss'sf g. sale by
| Jazz zwst ~ Magazine street
SAND PAPER-l2o reAms, e, ,,a sss y
jals Paws. IL Magar'ns street.
NAVAL sToREs-4e.ob barrels Tar, Pitch, Rosin and
',s Spirits as, Turf '''' for ''.s ALFRED kEssny
TALLow-S barrels for s4sssn s9ls sy xr.nvv
falls 2awst u Magazine stree.
RsaaKSes Hsf and s'"
BnAok 1nAD-s'n' 2EEsHS lisE iRi''s s.
jal3 2aw8t II Magazine street.
BsaS5sH IVsPRH77Ii 7I5Ei5 Ss papers '''
jal3 2aw8t II magazine street.
| - ALFRED KEARNY,
| jal3 2aw8t u Magazine street.
| DUTY kNIVES-40 dozen Just received, 70. snIe b.
. | ALFRED KEARNY,
| tal3 2awSt u Magaxiue street.
TUKPENTlNE AND LINsEED oIL-29o bbls,, 70
1 sale by ALFRED KEARNY,
| jae3 2a&St u Magazine street.
| CREASE FOR DRAYS AND CARTS-A very supe
" aior article for sale by ALFRED KEARNY,
| lal5 2awot II Magaxi q street.
| RKUSHES-PaintW Whewashing, Caciniug and othc
- Brushes, q complete assortment. for sale by
| ALFRED KEAREY,
| 1ai5 zaW6t .z5a-55sss5.-5z.r ~ Magazine street.
Path BR1CkH-l00 barrels. for sale cheap by the
| - rei ALFRED KEARNY, a.=z-s.
| jslS 2sw8t ~ Magazine street.
WGNDO w GLAES-s5e0 boxes French and Ameri
| w can fer sale by ALFRED KEARNY,
| jal3 eaw9t " Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18

m A. GHERARDI'S DANCING ACADEMY
8& At Eagle Hail. OF Prytana and Felicity Road.
Ell Prof A. Gherard most respectfully announces to his
L friends and the public that his Dancing Academy will be
open for the Eagle Hail. TUESDAY lh Decem-
ber when he trusts meet the liberal patronage
fore.
urdays, from to O'Clock p NJ
Ghdrens Glass Masonic Hail. St. Charles street every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday from to o'clock p N.
Genemen's Cass-Mondays Wednesdays Fridays from
Ito 10 O'Clock P. NJ.
Private lessons for Ladies' and Gentlemen from 10 In the
morning till l p. NJ. every day.
For terms apply to Prof Gherardi at Eagle Hail. Ma
sonic Hall, the dayR Of tbitipn, IN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18

NEW ORLEANS, Dec q, 1858
~ Card-hIr: Burlxhardt, Receiver for the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company will be his
Charles Hotel from O'Clock daily receive the
button recommended by the Convention d2s II
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18

q ODD FELLOWS HALL-YOUNG MEMS
I SsoCIETY, MASK AND FANNY DRESS BALLS.
ASM A series of FOUR BALLS will take place on the
Sfollowipg nights
@T First Of the SERIES Friday, 21st January 1859.
~ Second :. :. 4lh February, 1859
Third 18th February, 1859.
Fourth Tuesday, Mard-Gras. Sh March.
Gentlemen wishing to subscribe these Balls will apply
the Secretary, the office Of the Ball Room Entrance on
Camp street
Applications for ladies' tickets of invitation be the
Secretary, with their aud residences.
The Board of Managers will Thursday evening
at O'Clock at the office of the Ball Room.
No lady will be admitted without invitation ticket having
been approved by The Board of Managers
All masked perons will be required unmask before
ing the Ball Room. = -
No ladies' invitations will be issued after the meeting
bait.
~ Positively Subscribers Tickets be procured on
the night OF the Balls jail tm8
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18

YCEUM HALL-PKOF ., S. FOWLER
II Of New York Lectures EVERY NIGHT, att
LYCEUM HALL, Getty Hall Building,
commencing O'Clock and closing public examine
TONS The subjects will include Pbrenology and Physiology
together SelfCulture Courshp Matrimony, etc. Ad
mission, Is centr.
Thorough reliable because strictly scientific, delinea.
tiops of ed charts fully opin
IONS with health, svocaton MARRIAGE age
children and all questions daily,
his rooms. l04 CITY HOTEL. ial3
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18

NJ VIGNIE, AUCTIoNEER, APPRAISER, AND
1N General Agent for the Sale and Purchase Of Real Es
tate, Lands, Plantations. Negroes, etc.
orFICES:
Banks Arcade Passage, No. g. First District
Corner Cont street and Exchange Alley Second District
Where can be examined, at time list Of valuable I'm.
proved property of very rennunerative investment.
Also and constantly hand for sale private public
SALE choice Mechanics list Of Virginia Carolina
likely Negroes.
Mr. G. will give his personal attendance to every
sala anndnu chaaa iaqQ
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18
ENGLISH AND CHOICE AMERICAN BOOKS, By CAT.
sogue.
BY ANsEL EDWARDS

and Brown Meetings., Dry Goods, etc.
.es= BY BLACHE 4 LEAUMoNT,
Auction Room, II Chartres street.
WEDNESDAY, 10th Inst, at 10 o'clock A.
W NJ, al their auction rooms, No. n Charities st. Win bs
2O lots Of Dry Goods such Printed Lawns Union Dam.
ask Table Cloths Drawers Lnen White Brown Nettiues
White Flannrs Prints, Table Sets Napkins Madras Hand
bons etc. ' - -
A9-TERMs-Atsale 3a17
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18

FIrEMEs's CHARITABLE Association, I
Board of Commissioners. {
R8-In accordance with a res0l utiOn adopt
ed BY this Board, public notice IS hereby given,
THURSDAY EVENING, the 9Th inst, at o'clock, the
Board Of Commssonerst mage the Fire Contract" vii
ed to the election of Engineer Driver Fire
and two Hose Ppemen steam fire engine Young Amer
ica."
competent Assistant at his
for whose official acts he shall be responsbkeep epgn,
in good repair at his expense and deliver like
good order and shall enter into bond and security
faction of the Board of CommissoDe In the $5OtO
the faithful performance of his duties
Driver to employ his Assistant and be responsible fol
his acts. Salary, $500 per annim, payable monthly.
Fireman-salary, $3.50 per annum, payable monthly.
Two Hose Pipemen-Salary, $40 per annum, payable
monthly.
Applications to be maden writing to the undersigned.
jdl26t j., F0[,GER Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18

TULIAN NEVILLE & CO., AUCTIoNEERs, Ap-
paiser and General Agents for the Estate
Slaves Funturs Bank Stocks Port Warden and Succession
Particuar attention paid to the purchasing and selling
of Plantations
narOHice No. ii Commercial Place. ;a7 If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18

gNot'ce is hereby given tn I a Certificate
dated 10th July 1s+s issued to Achle Chapea having
lost maid application will be made to said Bank for
Issue of a certificate
d3l taw6w A. GHIAPELLA.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18

.oo -. years DID, two mile heats $500 sub
scrpon, St00 forfeit; four subscribers fill
Stake the Club give $500 the is and
to his stake Closed with the following nominations
!. D. F. Kenner b. f. SIGMA by Epsilon, dam imp
Varielea.
q A. Bngaman NIcG rsth WoodsD CAPTAIN
BEARD by Yorkshire, dam by Glencoe.
8. r. B. Pondexter namesb POTATOES by Glencoe,
by Stumps.
L. r. T. W. boswell ch. PLANET by Revenue dam
Nina. Also. ch. f. FANNY WASHINGTON by Revenue,
dam Sarah Washington.
s. r. Cheaham b. C. HEMPLAND by Yorkshire,
dam Binkey. -
G. James Jackson b. EFFY BYNUM by Glencoe, dam
by Othello.
SATURDAY I'd April l859.-Posstake for all ages four
mile $1,000 subscription half Forfeit fill
the the Club to give Sl00 II the is run
his stake Closed with the following subscribers
l, T, j. Wells, of Louisiana.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-28

We look upon the State journal as one
Of the best newspapers, and we think the
ablest Republican paper in the State. As a
general thing It's selections and editorials
exhibit q very commendable degree Of self
respect aud proper respect for others But
we are sorry to see It's columns continually
dehled by the illusions Of low-bred, vul-
gar, loa6ng fellow, writing from Washington,
and signing himself "Cyd." There is not a
correspondent Of any paper in the Uuior,
who manifests such unscrupulous, reckless
disregard Of truth aud deeency. IL appears
natural to him, and he writes as il he
Couldn't help it, just now, hycna-like,
be seems to take especial delight in rakinq
among the bones of the dead even dead
women do not escape the dogs tooth.
The State journal cannot escape respon-
sibilily to public opinion by the preteHt that
the garbage and slsnder are not editorial
but furnished by an anonymous correspond
emit 90 much the worse. We could name
sundry Republican papers Gor whom this
dirty fellow would make q fit correspond
ont, and we suggest that thu State Journal
turn hin over to them, and find for itself q
respectable correspondeht--one who bas
some idea Of politics, some regard Tor truth
and slight claim at least to decency
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-28
Two Gazettes.

The Cincinnati Gazette Of this morning says
that the Douglas and Buchanan interest in the
Democratic party are doubtless "patshiDg "a
treaty Of reconciliation and mutual support" ;"
II further says:
We credit the rumored attempts a, uegoia,
ton, thus disclosed through the President s
New York organ, 1.-The N. Y. He aid We
are prepared, even, to believe In the consuma
lion Of a treaty, mutually satisfactory to the
high contracting parties.
Our Cincinnati contemporary does not think
that this union will enable the Democracy to
beat the opposition, but he admits the fact that
the Democratic party has become unit His
nanlesake Of this city has an article Of about
= '-""'h this morning, to show that
hopelessly split Up. Our
-, ft en- misleAd by taking the
diminishing of impracticable fllibusters in the
South for fight in the democratic orgauizationi
These Gazette doctors should compare notes.