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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-15

The Next Presidency-Ominows Signs
and Preparations, North and South.
It may now be safely predicted that the i'm
pending Presidential contest will involve a
violent and most dangerous sectional agitation
and hostile organization of parties on the
slavery question. Two months ago there was
prospect from the practical settlement of the
Kansas trouble, that this everlasting contention
between our Southern and Northern dema-
gogues would be pushed into the background
by the Intervention Of a new and powerful
third party Of national and conservative
character. But tho State elections which have
since occurred, and the startling and bloody
abolition affair at Harper's Ferry, have changed
thin pleasing prospect, and the horizon, North
and South, lie now charged with the gathering
elements of destructive tempest
Some two months ago the Richmond Whtg
leading conservative Southern opposition
paper, was an earnest advocate Of fusion Of
the Southern opposition members Of the new
Congress with the republican party in the Or
ganization Of the House. The editor in CUES
ton advocated the coalition from day to day,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-15

The New York Decentralization fox
EurOpe.
The Cunard mail steamship America, Captain Mllar,
will leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close In this city this
afternoon, al hapast O'Clock to 60 by rarosd and
~ three o'clock " go by steamboat
The EuEnrxss Ennos OF THE HERALD will be published
u ten O'Clock To the morning Single copies wrap.
pess six cents
Subscriptions and advertisements Tor any edition OF the
Nxv YoRx HERALD viii be received at the following places
In Europe
Losnos. sampson Low, Son Co., ~ Lndgate bill
Lansing, Starr Co, "a King William street
PxKn.. Lansing, Baldwin Co, place Ia Bcurse
IIvxRrooL- Lansing, Starr & Co., No Chapel street
r, Stuart, 10 Exchange street. East
HAvRA. lansing Baldwin l. Co., q Rue Corpet,Ie.
HAnunG. Do Chapeauronge Co.
tbs coateuts Of the BuRorxAS EDITION O, rm HERALD
will combine the news received by mail and telegraph at
the oce during the previous week and up the hour Of
che publication.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-15

RELATIVE STRENGTH or THE POLITICAL Fac
TONS IN New YORK CrTY.-The city returns Of
the late State election present curious view
Of the relative strength of the different factions
in the field, as indicated by their respective
votes.
In tho Fourth Senatorial district the Tamma-
ny candidate received 1881 votes, the Mozart
Hall 1881 votes. In the Sixth Senatorial dis
trict the Tammany candidate polled 1888
votes, the Mozart Hall 4,233. In the other two
Senatorial districts--the Fifth and Seventh
there were but single democratic candidates
supported by both halls, and the figures foot
up for the united democracy l4,957; but by
giving Tammany and Mozart Hall the same re-
lative proportion of votes which they count in
the other two districts, the result would be, for
Tammany Hall in the Fifth and Seventh dis
tricts, ll,257; for Mozart Hall, 1900
, 1t would thus appear that the vote of the
whole democracy in the city amounted to
32,55s, Of which 24,625 must be assigned to
Tammany Hall, and 1888 to Mozart Hall
The vote Of the latter faction is, there
fore, not quite one-third Of the rival
shop. The total number Of Senatorial
votes counted by the republicans in the four
districts Of the city amounts TO 1852. It would
thus seem that if at the municipal election these
Motions should vote in the same prcportionate
strength, the Tammany faction would nearly
equal both the republicans and, Mozart Hall
together, thus
Tammany Hall. 2a,029
Mozart y5oIi Observation-Disclosures. 1883
InYul.rsns NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1859
$500 q, 1856
Majority for Mozvt Hall aud the republicans. $3.50
This is curious exhibition Of party strength
Mozart Hall and the republicans combined can
beat Tamv,any Haley avote off, $50 votes, The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-15

FINE PRosrEcrs FOR Political ORAroRs.-
1t lie supposed that the two partes-the demo-
Gratis and republicans the next year.
up to the Presidential election, will expend
about ten millions of dollars, in electioneering
of all descriptions in the central debatable
States of New York, New Jersey, Indiana and
Illinois. Let the seedy ragged political ora
tors brush up; there is some business in
prospeCt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-15


Political LIBEL ScTs.- Cbevalier Webb
announces that Tburlow Weed is about to =
stitute libel suit against the HERALD, on A.
count Of something that appeared in or
columns relative TO the revival or prospects Of
the slave trade ia connection with ThurIow.
As the heat OF the Presidential contest has nst
yet approached that is to be fought about
slavery and the slave trade-this moyemeat
may do very we'll in dearth Of other intslHr
gence. We doubt, however. whether ThurIsw
Weed, who Is very shrewd politician. IN the
midst Of mighty prospects, Is silly enough q
mean enough to do any such ridiculous thiag
until the Presidential election Is decided. r
he wants TO play at libel salts, so have ampia
materials for hundred of them against Thur
low for attacks upon our character for tho last
twenty years. Probably during that period
not month has passed that he has not n
dulged in three or four egregious libels against
the proprietor Of the HERALD-attaoks whose
only effect has been to increase our circuiatisa.
advance our influence, and enlarge our bud
ness, until tho HERALD has now become an n
stitution OF some magnitude in these United
States.
Chesalier Webb also says that Senator
Seward, when he returns from Europe, will h
stitute libel suits also against us for what We
said Of him with reference to his knowledge Of
old Browns purposes, aud his speech at ROCKIES
ter Senator Seward is also very shrowd
man, and he will probably wait until he sees
whether be is to be President of the United
States. If Webb's Magnas Apollo is elected
President, be may be made Secretary of War
without making a fool Of himself in advance.
Apropos: how are his prospects with reference
to that diamond snuGbox from the Emperse
Napoleon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-15
The Health OF Jadge douglas.

W3s3USFFuS, NOV, II, foJsS
Judge Douelas' esrly recovery of health Sasw>
day anticipated BY os his intimate frianda
y, however, cAably asosrtaired that no has been
tremey Ill for the ast lrcc days His physicians
NAMED with him Throughout, last night and this morning
regard he condition about tho yesterday
though, Serhaps, httio moro comfortable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-15

total democratic vote, on the contrary, being
32.55s, ontDnmbers the republican by 1906,
or in greater ratio than three to two. But
though the vote Of Mozart Hall Is not quits
ope.third Of that Of TammaDy Hail. yet tho
former holds the balance Of power, aud by Coz
lescing with the republicans would defeat the
Old WiCwam
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-15
Con, Corvi i'm ana the spcakssvz,ip.

ITNtINHAIi, NOV. Ibuv
Tho dayton JDprrA makes authoritative denial q
TIE statement Governor Corwn Is not candidate oc
tho spcakorehp Of the House Of Representatives, ana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-15

Majority for Mozvt Hall aud the republicans. $3.50
This is curious exhibition Of party strength
Mozart Hall and the republicans combined can
beat Tamy,any Haley a vote off $50 votes, The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-15

TIE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, Nov. ~, 1859.
Tho number OF patents issued from the Patent Ofoe
for tho FIRST nine months Of the present year 1884 nA
the amount Of fees received $lSS 500.
Private advces from Boston state that Mcdonald n.
Gently arrested here suspicion Of being connected k
the Harpers Ferry conspirators is well known there
and Is undoubtedly insane He is still detained here
though nothing has yet ranspired to establish lis gA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-10

lasses Darby q Tremoulet. 10 do Lobt Charpen-
tier. 40 do Perkins &co. 6 do "a hhds sugar Hall,
Rodd Y Putnam. 40 hhds sugar Edward Pilisbury..
80 do hare &co. Al do A d Dieter. SO do As bbls
molasses bales cotton Fellowes &co. S5 hd calves
IS sheep and sundries to order. Total bales cotton
l50 bbls molasses 200 hhds sugar.
vICKSBURG Steamer Lucy Holcombe. 40 bales
cotton to J ] Persons Aco as Mcfarland d Barks
dale. 2s D R Carroll &co, 8 do Ably b Catching. 4
bales wool W b D Urqnhart casks and bbls
hides Robson, Dennet &co. a boxs peaches Egan b
King. al do ~ bbls apples Petroin. S do boxes
peaches 3 Laughlin. .19 do G StruIder. .2S boxes
peaches and pears to Astredo. % Neil. .sundries
to order. Total s. bales cotton.
BAYOU SARA. Steamer Gross Tete .5S hhds
sugar l6 bbls molassea Foley, Avery &co. 80 hhds
sugar Y Allain 80 hhds sugarJ W Burbridge &co.
so do Ar Miltenberger Boron s bbls molasses to
Nenard l. vignaud. 3 do Braud b Landry .l5 do D
Barrois. .l6 bales cotton Slaughter, Smith McF2ae
. IS do Prtchard h Flower. a do j Dasilya &co.
l5s potatoes 65 onions and sundries to order
Total l6s hhds sugar, ~ bbs molasses, 26 bales
cotton.
CAMDEN. Steamer R W McRae. 80 bales cotton
to Robson Allen. 8 do Carroll, Hoy hco 8 do Jno
Watt &co. IS do W Soery..3 Levi &co q Gillis,
Ferguson &co. $4,000 to Muse b Bro Ss hides to
order. Total 96 bales cotton. ~
UPPER RED RIVER. Steamer Era No. 8. .446
bales cotton to W Cooper.
BAYOU SARA. Steamer Kenner. u s mails
and passengers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-10
SHERIFFS SALES.

y n:
~ Ss der 1f sale rendered s. directed
e sn.s s FRI ns 0S & Hsv
E..ns streets TUESDAY July iss il asloef X,
IN oT cF GROUND together With al.
First District Of his eity on airod street. Between Ba
fonns and Csrondset streets having French feet
or as Of widow
and street By properly now or late
The buildings and improvements said lot comprise one
sSy brick store slate Ioosd and frame building
TERMs.fof ,hs landed property he purchaser
property dated the 18th day Of January 1853 payable
onss after date and bearing ntsres. da.e he
adjudication cash and for the slave cash the spot.
Sheriff of Ii Tic /; Parish ri na Il enI Orleans.
O'ss,. n.01 o1'n
E,N vERTU dun ordre de vente rendu lie 81
oo5s
pIocederai s MARDI Juliet 1889 midi H5te dc Ia
UN TERkAIN stas dams e Premier District de cee
sure franchise peds Dc face God sur IS peds de
proondeur borne du c6e de la Csronee par propra
e. e agoptdhu & ou eidsysn. apPare la
deEnns sss an.s Jean =. ~
en- nne maison basse en- bqnes
m as S9
II ans; appartenant d la die succession.
Il propriee fonciere rscauereu
poheqqe sur Ia propree sudecrie date du s de
s esn d
balance du p,s disqualification complaint ct pour esclaye
compliant au moment de radjudicason.
je2 10 II q jy6 Sheriff dc la Paroisse d'orsans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-10
<sxNN ........TEAS.......T
ERssEg2H EXGLUSIVELYi EsSs7SM
Hssisl - Choice Teas and Low Prices ,1zlaaaks
At
DON AN,S

SOUTHERN TEA WAREHOUSE,
.Poydras Street
Between Camp and St. Charles Streets New Orleans.
l. CHOICE BLACK and GREEN TEAS Of the BEST sEIEc
T1oNs and VERY LATEST IMPORTATION, including the
genuine Howqu Mixture, superior Orange Pekoes finest
English Breakfast TEAS in packages can always
be obtained at this establishment.
This House has been established New Orleans for The
pose of doing a sa5
TEA BUSINESS EXCLUSIVELY
ard with direct shipments from large responsible importers
will always be enabled supply with ecrp
tion of
Fine Teas,
.a.-... AT Low PRICES II
Families and others at distance by specifying price, quail
iy and quantity will have their punctuay filed and
promptly forwarded mvIe1 I'm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-10
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

| WRIGHT q CO.'S CATALOGUE OF aENuINr
.and popular Family Medicines which they oe to sunni.
druggists and Dealers at lowest wholesale pr e
General Depot Special Agency, No. 15l 2 6hsrt,rs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-10

X&H0y HeHcnrV. 8boukfIH. for ROrfnAuy
E i'i77e j 3 Whitney III
- Athens Sullivan, for Bordeaux,
TC Jenkins At
- Venice, Hibha, for Tampico, and Aanatu,
~E i J..,s ,,o,,,,.v =, .,.,..h,,o,i ! Fash y
Creevy 4 Farwe
gls a Mitchell 90
-. s e AE1.ved.
edp Arizona, Dennison, from Brazos Santiag
"a indianoaa, 70 B Payne. .lst dist
llp Texas, Wilson, from Indiancla and Gal
Isyl, Jenkins, l8 days from Bordeaux to
1aSr sspc, = u'ss e. 80. f.,s...s q WOOD
n Inr 5.,-s.si =, 1s,.,srsine Ssat;on am
s.rrn NJ s;n,s ,sosss $ mint e'
r.sa Sss sA4sx s.vsy , IN; a Ya,;s,
n ss,.ivsi Il nnsr.nt;na on
estro nrsv ssiyi renofe 2d ist 22
- fivfitv. Wisiox. & days fTom Sabine Pass. To
4 issps,Is' bssin. '''s 49, -
a. csr Ssna Wstfs Z ;davs from Moh;la basn.
s' - zts'- 1asN''
Aeeasn 6eess.
Woodford Spott, from Louisville.
Odlden Age, Reno, from Fort Adams
Nlnnea0ts, Csstillo from st Martinsvile.
GiuN Tete, BarTanco, from Bayou Sara.
q 1p Eeine, Atkinson. from Attakanas
GpbA, Hiem from Mobile.
DF Kenner, Vincent, from Bayou Sara.
81 lncy Holcombe Batenan, from vicksburg.
ss ,i..ss s nss.s NJ = AAuIeWss i,om tne passes
8 A99ianar !. and Harriet brought mp ship Sibyl,
and rom Quarantine Station brig Jno Balch.
1Uabcst Vanderbilt, Wright, from the passes. :.
yowea Gown own g sea on tne sth inst, ship Loch
~ @ o.sSs ses Sg nary at soae
-
neass oemsnS W.
eslp Ssl Aagnolia, Fowler from Indianola and
vs.s 1S1ss,n, ~, " = Fl 3 ~ sfhe' $50 M
s5s fn Gen a Fosd;cE - 1ay' AoA.A A'os'on'
= q s.','' 80 '.--- =
3sEs.
- y sseemsnlp texas from indianola and Calves
-nlss Mllls, Miss Y Knox and serv't, Miss Nc
SSsxsSlk @astes mcDowei, y Capt Blair Lady, aud
s1,lolsl, Mfs Y 4 Gfay child and servt, Palmer
n9ys ln1ts and svt Graves and lady. j Sterrett
9nd ssryns y LGter lady and child. Miss FAINT. Miss
nss nssan, MFs Haslan and child MIS- Wood Mrs L
noM, MrB Mccormick and child, Mrs Nichols and
snitd Mfs = Lewis and SIT, Miss Lewis, N Lewis
nlss Bradley. Miss n Williamson, Mrs Clark, Mrs
!eaafey y Stockett, lady, child and servts, Miss
Mass nIancn, " q orIls ana iady, Eddlng.
1!9g, 41m!9g, sacksen n n bIenhan, Dntz, Jones, N
S5saamson, Y! smith, Helvenstein, Judge Fan4, R
Il asnnets, Gndermuster, q Pix, Bremley, Nc
w CAdy. Roe and children, r W Brooks Sui
Assn a = 2 Eday, Ecnois kirksey, l5 on deck
81, r.,..-,
-. .w1 - aeiselspn.
NJ asw YORK Arrived June sth, ship Pacific,
s -
srxports.
pr,yu y ,,oT So ,s1-... - j.
IL III 10 bbs sanr mi. III 59I ba acas corn
S5s st4 " g XII, h pg III III, p1ls lao.asses,
~ 81 p9.s wnsky ool vluesar 90 sugar
nsas seear. so Daes nay 70 rice Dol porter 81
80 sses..s.ss. mars. ~,
=. stelRpiAUA HI Per ship Fanny McHenry. 1904
49, tohacco ~ 500 stayes.
1DRDEAUX. Per ship Athens .15s 500 slaves.
TANpIf,0 per schr van;ea In .cs cor, On m,
u % bbs coa 5000 slaves bicS lot castnas q
"a 0undres T| %
s ssp.T = o,.s,a ! 91,,1,,, u.
30 rer scnl . Jeans 80 bbls
- ~ enlpsy Kegs - PEGS mdse.
Imports.
MDIANOLA AND GALVESTON . Steamship
lss pses e cotton 70 Y Cooper &co. IS do
9 order ~ y = Hardie Gco. II Williams &co. 8
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-10

II
Baltimore and New York, in SIX DAYS ''Ans'oo'
for Memphis. every Tut sDAY, at l2M, ~ 'iehsourg
Senmer Kate Frfsbee, McNHnus master ,es,os v,,,,.
burg for Mempn 5. every SATURDAY, 1t IL M ~ 'i'AA
Steamer Black Prince. - -, ,nastn. m n. , VIZ.
burg for Memphis, every MONDAY, at IL ii e' '''A'
Three last and elegant besr ,,.s .,
arly in the trade betw Vcksburg and Menu III ; ss
alternate DAYS IN the Nemphs New Orleans
y, n IL NJ every Nondhy, Tuesday saturday al IL
Packets. hA"s"s ahu "hite rVer
fEgu rece,ned and PASSENGERS ticketed through from
eksbnrg or enphs TO all points on each of tosa r;uers
wHnln the bounds OF the tips of the Packers " ' '
t'lose connections J;ui,ss, ,,;,, A.,
ac vicksbrg Pa kets with the Stage Lines rnnnine
for St Louis and Louisville ''" 'ue raoAe.s
fassshg rs desiring to sake this leave New Orleans
nh9ay Monday and trday evenings the 63 NJ rain
ol ha ew Orleans Jackson ava Great Northern Raieaa CO.
atFlVh at Tckshnrg next day It IL so A. NJ ana eavirp N
M se o 81 ne n Vssssa & an Memphis aeke at IL NJ arriving
charleston Railroad. " '"e ''enhph's aIa
r q hf%ass ron S sss and further information apply at the
~ the New triels, jackson 7reat Northern Rail-
grath nhcr ~ s'' next u ue is.e-
bFmpre City, for 5ala nv \ W1I ~ FE '"s ca
Epyr..r n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-10

~ u Il Il ii n ~ u T. n T.!
ono Of the following SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAM
Ems VIII leave New Orleans follsws:
Capt @. g. Koran.
nay 70 1nne H. and July and ~ Aug. g. a. Sept H. 10
Capt. I.asc H. Jones.
nsy ~ June 49, July and 81, Aug. 8 and u.s. sept ia
- - :. Capt. z. f. Dix.
May so June II, July and 2s Aug 10 and @ Sept lb
ow ais CAty.............. Capt j. b. Weqds
june and 49, July and Is, Aug. u and 3d. Sept IT,
~ Capt Geo, TAYLOR
June and ~ Jul, and n, Aug. IA. Sept. and 49,
""ll Capt Jno. Mslloy
June and zs July II and %. Aug. l6, Sept ana a.
Cty OF memphis. Capt VIM j. Koun.v
June and 70, July Is and 81, Aug 49, Sept and IA
WINE NJ. aorrlsOn Capt. Jno n Boeanpc,
June sand 27, July 10. Ang. 2 and 2O Sept and a.
Capt Il. B, Moore
June II and 2e July II, Aug. and 49, Sept aad ~
making DIRECT connections at 'h no '0'''u'ca sna
Cairo and 81. Louis
With the
I'LL N o1s ENTRAL
OHIO AN MIssIssIPPI AILRoAna
For all Points. 80
A3 Fare as Cheap, Time Quick and with las. ch.n.
than by any other route. ' ~ VII" io's cnAnses
A1-f1CkETS good until used,
correct information Through Tickets annlv =.
gRAlLRoAD LINE PACK ETs,-es
No. 6I Camp street.
of Commercial Place
GLIFFORD g. WAYNE,
r. w GOULD Superintendent. n.y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-10
SHERIFFS SALES.

SECOND Disrtrcr CouRr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS.,
Of New nIleaus ) JEAN I.ENFANT-N No. II $50
Rh hvlHFUE OF writ of 6cri faclas to me
dscted oy NE honorable the second District Court of
New the above entitled will proceed sell
public auction the Premises hereinafter on
FRIDAY, june 10, 1859. at II O'Clock A. NJ
The coneHts OF certain RestaurA Milneburc
the lake end Of the Railroad The per
inventory 10 be teen in my office.
SeiEed in the above suit.
TkRAS-Cash on the spo3.
EFT. PARKER
+ 5s Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
DEuxIsMs couR Oh DISTRICT ILA WILLIE DE LA MILE
DC e Nohyele Orleans. FAET-No i, $50.
I'm VEHTU d'un writ de ficrl fnclas n moi
- adresse FHonotsbl Deuxeme Cour de District de
leans dams aas cidesus 10 procederai 10
sENDREn1 70 do juin 1882 II hsurcs NJ ieuI
lie fonds gun stue Mnebourg bout du cbe
min de fer Pontchartran lie nveatae depose
On mon bureau pour
Saisi daut pataire cidessus.
! coNDITloSs-comptant su momen. dc radjnaicstion
myO je3 8 10 Sheriff de Ia taroisse dOreans.
rHlsp n a n,sFsGr couRr} GEORGE ogERAKER HIS
RY VIRTUE OF and In obedience TO- an an order
OF sale rendered May 81, 1889 and directed BY
Honorable the Third District Court of New Orleans the
ABOVE entitled matter will sell public auction
On the premises hereinafter designated MONDAY
o'clock M for account Of the creditors OF insovent
All the furniture and movable in the house
situated az the of Canal Streets in the
District Of this city and the Merchants Hotel
The whols ~ per schedule on fe
Surrendered BY said insolvent to his creditors,
/ TERMS-Cash on the spot.
E. T. PARKER
ye9 II lb Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-10
Es9ss FIfs3 NEW ROUTE
11-A---i-ls---A----a ---ae-SSGs--2I From
NJ E NJ HIS
TO the
Ohio Valley, Upper Mississippi, Northern
Lakes,
THE CANADAS AND THE EASTERN CITIES
Via the
GREAT NORTHERN AND SOUTH
A l l. E,g
composed Of
THE NE MPHIS dND OHIO
And
Mobile & Ohio Railroads.:
TIME SHORTER AND THE FARE AS Low AS BY ANY
OTHER ROUTE,

THE LIGHTNING EXPRESS TRAIN
Leaves Memphis daily Sundays excepte) 745 eon
meeting closely and with certainty the Mobile Ohio and
the Illinois Central Railroads. and with the and Misss
sippi to-
ST. LOUIS
LOUISVILLE,
CINCINNATI
CHICAGO,
DETROIT,
SUSPENSION BRIDGE
NIAGARA FALLS,
BUFF AL0,
INDIANAPOLIS,
CLEVELAND
PITlSBURG,
PHIL ADElPHTA
BALTIMORE,
WASHTS GTON
NEW YORK, ETC.. etc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-10

DEuxiENE CouR DISTRICT SUCCESSION DERACHEI
de "a Sonyelle- Orleans. SP GHANnIER--No IL s2s
A TTENDU que Thomas w. Bothfck n pre-
sen,e uhe petition Ia Gour leet d,obepr les letfrea
decede intestat- ~ - NN""u'e'
Avis est par e present donne eeux QUO celia peu con-
cerner avor dednire jours les raons pomr e
aueles i ne serait pas fa dro la dte petition f ~
Par ordle de la Cour.
Jes Is II j. l.. KELLY, Depute GreHier
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-10

Leaves on FRIDAY. l7th inst at 8 r NJ
ST. Louis Cniro and New tirlesas Railroad Linz
, IT, FOR ST. LOUiS-CNNNECTIyI At
Cairo with the Illinois Central and a. 81 foni.
with the ohoand Mississippi tatroad. Tbe sns
regular passenger packet steauer Hiavvatho H. y Dx
master Will leave for s. Louis Ianan-s
above For freight or through tickets poias Nors
and shippers rely punctuali,y Of
30 No berth considered engaged until paid for
&1 plan OF the cahin
Commercial Place. e ' No'h't Va
,s VIRGINIUS C. DENTZEL
Advet gent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-10
Railroads.

N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD: From Canton. June 9th. .l3 bales cot
ton to Ably & Catchi6g. IS Friedlander & Gerson s
Frierson, Conway &co. a Warren Gilmore SEQ. a
Carroll, Hoy &co. 3 R L Adams eco 8 Cutrer, Har-
rison 6c0. Total 81 bales cotton, -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-10
DEusIzHE coun DE DISTRICT sgccEssIoN De rEU
Sixth DISTRICT CouRr ~. A. TERRADE WIFE OF U. q
I RoUX VS.. HER HUSBAND-No

sixth DISTRICT couRr ~. 4. IERRADE WIFE OF U. q.
of New Orleans \ 39l5 N'
RY VIRTUE of a writ OF fIeri facias to me
~ directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court
Of MsT Orleans in the above entitled will tose
Camp and Magazine Streets SATURDAY, the 18th day Of
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND In the rear of this citv
forming part Of Fley'ss Panstien designated Lot
o r. Laresche No. H. Book Of Plan Ii comprised within
Hospital Rorhebave Dorgenois and Barracks Said being
the same designated BY No. of square No plan draw
~ Antoine Bonrgeroi Surveyor First Municipality in 1896
Public in this city. " ''
Said Lot measures American 62feet lines front on
kochebave street, 81 feet inch wide rear 46 feet
inches and lines in depth the line which divides from
Lot No of said plan OF E. Surg 4 feet inches and
lines on the II next to Barracks street.
Said property be purchased defendant from Pierre
Hugonin by of 17th February 1919 before
E. Laresche Notary Public in this city. -
Seizsd in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash the Spot
E. 7. PARKER,