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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-15

Bsr The medical me4T England are be.
ginning to complaint .ency of vac.
cination. 1t is assert Il virus used
has never been renew 4 Jenner's time
London is the centre fhch the vaccine
matter is supplied, and US he'd that its trans
mission through the bodies 50 variousy infu-
enced as those Of great city population,
must have greatly deteriotated its powers.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-15

H0-The examination il the College of New
Jersey, Princeton, will commence this week.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-15

pa" n horrible act was committed in New
York on Saturday morning last Some little
girls were picking up refuse coal scattered up
on the pier foot OF Delaney street, when Pat
rick Kirby, hand on board of coal barge,
came out of the cabin with pistol in his hand,
and deliberately fired it at the children. The
ball from the weapon took effect upon Eva
Stehl entering her side and passing into her
lnng. The Coroner was sent for, and held an
ante norton examination, when the Testimony
of two physicians went to show that the
wound was mortal, and that the child could
live but very short time. Kirby was arres-
ted, and is now in the Tombs. he says he
fred the pistol to scare the children away, and
did not intend to do them any injury A wit
ness, however, testified that Kirby had previ-
ously Threatened to shoot the children, if they
did not so off the pier.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-15

bsg~Qute revival ofreligion is going on
in the Baptist and Methodist Churches at
Bordentown In the Methodist church, as
many as twenty i've have come forward of a
single evening. During the two weeks Of the
meeting, quite number have been converted.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-15

rag Gov. Newell has appointed the follow
ing gentlemen Commissioners to prepare and
present to the ensuing Legislature a law hav-
ing for its object the suppression of the evils
of intemperance," in compliance with reso-
luton of the last Legislature; Hon. Peter l
Clark, F. T. Frelinghaysen, Esq, Hon.
George F. Fort, Thomas H. Dudley, Esq.
Hon James Bishop, $. T. Coudict NJ. d.,
George W. Garrison, Esq. The first meet
ing was held at the Executive Chamber, in
the city of Trenton, on tie 18th inst, at y
o'clock, NJ.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-15

Terms Of Advertising.

p TWELVE LINES MAKE A SQUARE. 81
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-15

Mr. McRae--With which side do you mean
to cooperate in the selection of Speaker?
Mr. Hckmau--I mean to cooperate with
the political sentiment which know is against
the Administration party, for consider that
the most obnoxious sentiment in the country
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-22
ord iaanccs pas.cd June, 1850.

!. No. 60. Ordnance sending Tnonsas Man-
ming to ths Un.versity Of La.-Be it Or
lained by the Police JuryOf tie parish Of
Catahoula, duly. convened, That, whereas,
by an act of the Legislature Of the State Of
Louisiana, approved May 1st, 1853: Eaclt
parish in the State shall be entitled to send
one neritorious student ii indigent circuri.
stances to the Medical Department Of tho
University Of La, at New Orleans. Beit
therefore ordained, that Thomas Manning Of
this parish, be recommended, and sent from
this parish to said college, hist " coming
under the provisions Of said Gck and that
he be entitled to receive the benefits Of the
same until he shah have graduated o. with
draAn his application.
No. 81. Appropriation to pay money!
Be it ordained, &c., That the son, Of Two
Thousand Dollars, be and the sans y here-s
by appropriated out Of the parish funds not.
otherwise appropriated TO pay. the claims
passed at this session.
No. G2. IN ordinance ytiatire to stall;ons
running at large BE II ordained, &c, That
from and afier the passage Of this ordinances
any and ali persons are authorized 10 alter
OF castrate ali stalliens over the age of two
years, found running at large, and that any
person so doing shall be entitled toyeeoser
81 the owner of such stallion The snm Of IS.
fos each one SO altered or castrated, recov4
cradle before any conrt Of competent jlris-
diction. ~ q s.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-22

Two DoLLARs per annum in advance, ol
Two DoLLARs and FIrfr CENrs after the lapse O

Two DoLLARs per annum in advance, or
Two DoLLARs and 'FIrfr CEsrs after the lapse Of
two months. 5E
No Subscription discontinued until all arrears are
settled, and an order to that effect sd
Advertisements inserted at 81 per square for the
FIRST insertion, and Fifty cents for each continuance
TN LINES or less constitute soUARE.) A liberal
dedaction made to those who advertise by the year
and on long advertisements. bE4 zf3
For anaouncing candidates for Parish Offices IS
will be chargedfor a other Offices, $40, invariably
in advance. 49, 49,. 3
Jos PRrsrIxG executed with ncatness and pune
.ualty. Payable on delivery.
All lcttess pertaining to the business Of tire Nsab-
lishment 10 b addressed J. Q.A. EA4sAyxaeo.
~m NEWSPAPER LAW.
/. Subscribers who do not give ExrREss NoIIcE
TO the CONTRARY. are considered Is wishing 70 con-
tinue their 81 jscriytion. e -
g. If subscribers order the discontinuance Of their
papers, the publisher may continue to send them ill
all that is due Be paid. ss
3. Il snbscribers neglect or refuse 10 take their
papers from the Office to which they are directed,
they arc held responsible until they have settled
their bills and ordered their paper discontinued.
4. If subscribers remove to other places, without
informing the publisher, and the paper is gent to
the former direction they are held responsible.
s. The courts hare decided that refusing to take
. paper or periodical from the Office, or removing
and having It uncallcd for. is primo acie evidence
Of Intentional fraud. tf5} N<}
O.. The United States courts hare also repeatedly
decided that apestmastcr who ncglccts TO give sea-
sonable notice, As required by the Post Oafce De-
pastnsent, of tho neglect refusal Of person to
renders the postmaster liable to the publisher for
s,hscrinkiOn pricc5 is9s ssa&sTs5s la
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-22
$500 "A
Amounts due Districts.

Tothe Honorable President and Members
Of the Police Jury. holding session ii aud
for the parish Of Catahoula,
Gentlemen-I herewith submit to you my
report Of tine school fund of your rarish.--
Tho above statement exhibits the sums re-
eeiyed and paid out BY me, as ueil as show
ing the present condition Of the given dis
Ftricts. ouswiIl see that largs ampunt ri
money has again been paid The tucs-
tion very naturally arises has there been a
corresponding benefit! So far as my OBJ
servation has extended there has not, and
this is in a great measure owing to the negli.-
gence Of the greater portion Of the School
Directors, as they seem to pay no attention
whatever to the qualifications d the teacl,,--I
ers they employ; most of whom are entirely
unqualified. For instance, I have. pain
teachers Of one district $75e.05; the most
competent teacher who taught in that district
could not spell trcntynias, he having spet it thns
(tUentinine.) Numerous complaints are daily
made forswant Of capacity in most Of the,
teachers, which demands your sttention ayldj
the enaetnent Of such laws as will subject,
teacbcrs TO more strict examination. -
Owing to neglcc: OF most Of the e1amininga
committees to diligently enquire into tho ca
pacity Of teachers before issuing them their
certificates. and from the fact That they have
issued certificates to teachers entirely dn-1
qualified to teach, ! would recommend that
all Of the examining committees, except one,
Be abolished, and that nne, be stationed at
Harrisonbusg. make this suggestion from
hn fsf4 fhat .,lt n,.,.l .o rso ,v I, ,n
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-22
MARKS a NEWM An Ut
DEALERSIN #se

DRY COOP ROCERIESi
Ksrdrsrs. Lgothi.g, Medicines, Shoes, Hats,
And all Articles generally kept in Country Storc
AT TAs VERY LOWEST PRICES, EITHER FOE
3 .a CASH OR APPROVED cREDiT, IN si
HARR sqs
DAVID Marks.
l6sDORK NEWMAN. 46:1y
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-22
..'.s'I.3lgl1o1

NY ~ y "a ,scs 4 .,s| .
fslice @ii1 q ~ had md
|usirt 1ss 11tis ~ 5Oss ~ Ss5t "A
sAouIae \ lAlsasp y - II to sTesaeery,
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-22

Total amt. for slave Woodson 800 81
[John Ballew, for two slaves of II D Mandc-
vile lor murder ofe w Hacker.
For holding court .e Is 90 s sn.i
Indictment in the above case 2 90
|Essuing warrant Of arrest 2 90
n Notice to Jurors aud Justice . 90
Jurors fees and mileage 81 40
Passing sentence 90
Issuing order for execution 2 90
Swearing Jurors for ap-
praise ement Of slave l So s.
Arresting slaves including
mileage s 90
Issuing summons for Jurors I
and Magistrate 6 90
Mileage for same 75
Guarding slaves three nights
and DAYS 80 90 -
Executing sentence ofdcath so 90
$lee c2
J q Brily for erecting agallows for !.
said slaves 10 90
His claim and the claim Of Sojour-
nor and Lusk guarding slaves rejtd
John BAllew ibf hoi ding inquest
on j. 7. Gilbert SO 00]
John Bal'ew for holding inquest on
4 man found drowned and Dnsy-
;ng the same. . 20 oo|
INQUEST d, slave Phillip 10 001
The folling Shove. the further appropria-
lions this day made including such ~ we're
made blythe committee oI, roads, ievees &c.
as will Sc seeen BY their report.
D D Swinlall formcr jailor allowd Al 25
II G Randolph jailor for feeding
.undry prisoners from July 20 SO
For Il ruafding m Iail 81 nights atsl o. 90
Sundry amounts for Jail Q sol
The item for cleaning Jail 80
and washing for prisoners Rjt. Is
VIM. Foots for guarding gail allowed 6T 90
Pnsban.parton !, q. 81 Ool
CIR Carry wituess claim allowed 370I
G. H. Bly for making gallows
6 s1O:-cofia for Miss Evans, IS, Is OOl
4 Br0Gasticles farnislied
mil at .e5 and articles Tor Clerks b
otIs,ce 1880 CO Is
s,I M.,ks !. furnished iail alwl "a 05I
a 4 Phillips criminal prosecutions l0l
'rhomas Pr;cl,ard * 9. 10 90
Il ii Cunv Justice Of the Peace
ana. sundry Claims a5 43
a r BRADFORD q s IL so
fs..rst.hles fees 81 ssqs Is 81
] II Riley for tax roll Of 18JN ss l50 90
Burreii Pool Tor takihg earsSf
and bufying \ pauper so oo
ludepcnddht Office for printing blanks : ~
IA Mills crilninal proeecsatisns 10i
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-22
Treasu,rrs Report.

tss wHxtS0Su7TrS J1cpOTt.
To the Honorable PresidsnEasd Members
Of the Police Jury. holding session in and
for the patish OF Catalonia, June session,
1859. = efi
The Treasurer Of your said parish begs
leave TO report the following as true exhibit
Of the financial condition Of your parish for
the second half Of the fiscal year, ending
June lst, 1859: a@ p. .4'sisi
Estimate of Revenues for Fiscal Year os'
= . ending June lst 1859:
Cash on hand, & 1886 40
Ferries, ~: 1885: tEts 50 $40 90
Judgment vs. Mcdonald, co 90
i g" 20 ,Wiggins, 8: a IS 90
Notes fof Astrays' 3s :, .asa9ia 81 w
s -: SITS 46
Amounts received from January lst, 1859
gsas toJpne lst, 1859.
From u. NJ. Pricharl on account of 1859
Taxes: Il 73
In Parish Paper, 8 1855 is
Cash, ~ 4: $s6sg5:4 sH 2i99 Al
From Joseph Sargent on acct. Of Ferry, 25oOe
Judgement VS.. Mcdonald (estray) 60 co
/, '..'' .a' $500 60
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-22
Ffocccdins. u the Police Jury,

June Term, 1859. ssa (.
A meeting Of the Police Jury Of the Par.
ish of Catahoula was held at the court
ilouss, in the aoAn of 'IIar1isooburE on Mon
day, tbs4ih day OF June, 1859. lf1i
Present: Issae Ford, Of No. A.; absent, 8.
FsRouslysNo. 2, aadsB. @. Lanins, No. IL ;
lsawasd larssyy I'sssffda lSdstaas
! meetip9 to oSxters 81 : sss w
Thos bllaxsag nasssSess elect, presented
tlciE cersi6catcs, and were sworn Ia adsos-
ding toSlaw ,vix 1Jona. o. Neal. IRON Ne. ! |;
Mosss Wslkss, from No. 8 !; Wsa. 8. .fjchr
asd.Is from N %. Il 5gsaJm. G.. Talia5ssso, from
4 N6.le; d. 8. Bistaad, from No. Z !; s. s.
Bowman, from No.6; Il. w. Taiiafssro,
fran No.sI0; John H. Philine ffem No. II;
EdxsrilD dorsey, from No sl2, ard Noah Red
dicls. from No. Ia gessaa, Isl
eThe JssSwrst into m election II officers
with thc following ressiss 4
James G. TaliaserIo ~.s elected President,
WIN. M. Tcw, Ciesk.
Il. Spencer Marc. Treasurer.
DIN. pfichafd. & Parish constsblo
J. q. A., TAliaferro, parish printer, At the
.a.nss salsry, ahl Apdsr lhe salns specific
duties = the past ysas. 1'.sh 81. ..,. ,ss u
The Isssidsnt' appointsd ~ tsalAsiss.
atanding geussnittess:: .e u B ssgsgex
Tssaacs osman. Bislaud and Walker.
Claiss Philips, b. ~. 'Taliafsfro and
Reddick.
Bcads Dorsey, ON ~ and Ford.
Rads ". PhiIipsa Rsddick and Pricb-
Essasai;oa sssan, BlsJand aud Walker,
S':sslls.sss 1 b''.ne, Z, Dorsey .hd a e I.,''. u,
-1ssss IN 81 s5 Hi s&sse tsass ;sa II Il
Claseif fcetics e Mssstars. ThN menbets
xAss dsided by lat ITO txo elasss, By
<lsastng, = sollows:: 4 sta .s*e.
ward NJ. | dFsv ysIri wa14 No ! srsv y;s.ar. l;.
~ 80 ~ ~. n q *
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-22

Two thousand two hundred and serenty-two
dollars and egAtg nine cents parish fund
and five huqdred and fsufteeh dollars cash
to credit Of road and levce fund.
8 The fipanc& committee take great pleas
ure in certifying to tho careful and correct
manner 10 which the Parish Treasurer has
always kept his books and papers, andsthe
prompt manner in which he has always res
Ponded to ali calls made on him By the
committee, and we trust he MAY soon be res
tored to his usual good health Respectful
" submitted. S. S. BowMAY.
D.. S. B1sLAND.
Noses WALKER. ;
June 7th, 1850.
On Motion said report was adopted and
ordered to be spread on the minutes.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-22
Report Of Committee on Claims.

Report Of Committee on Claims.
The undersigned committee on claims beg
leave to make The following report:
No. /. The claims Of A. i. Davis and
John Smith rejected for want of proof
No. 2. The, claim Of DR.. Hynes
for attention to Jail allowed 90 90
Nos The claim OF C G Duke allwd S SO
+ No. 4. Marks & Newman +" '' 60
No S. D. NJ. Prichard 415
No. 6. c G Duke for Stationery l3 Is
/ No. Z. II. Wilkinson
for trial Of E. B. Cotton 10 90
\ No. s. r. Wilkinson for trial of
Breithaupt's slave. 10 90
+ 8. That Chas. p. Stone be allowed
$5 per month. for his support
10. i he claim Of D Bradford for Maj.
ftrtes fees in the case Of the State VS..
Bceler ct. al, allowed 29O0]
I. z. w. Holmes Cons
liable in same case. 2l OO|
IL. Felix Robb be, allowed % 90
~. Joseph Guss for Magistrates fees 80 90
l3. J. z. Holioman's claims 81 9Ol
14.J E Cockerhams Constable claim 20 90
10. I Is Matthews claim for board
&c., Of L II Mott, SO 90
I6. The claims Of John Ballew for
trying and axa,i1kiae slasssbe re-
ffered to committee of the whole.
II. That A r Hendry
for Justices fees lie allowed so O0I
Is. D NJ Prichard be allowed for ad-
vertising- election of Associate JUS -
tise and state senator, IL 90
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-22

y Wereport that VIC find no additional proof on
the claims presented at the last meeting OF the jury
and we reject ithem. Respectfully submitted.
}. n. PHILIPs, Moan REDDIcK, r. w. TALIArEREo.
On motion said report was taken up by
items, and amended as follows:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-14
THE; GsiKEAr WONDER OF 7as sIsErEEyTa
PROF. WOODS HAIR REsroR ArrrE.

PROF.: Woon's HAIR REsToR ATTYE
says the ST Louis Nio4 Demo Bsox, we publish a
Letter " to sb lr w@'a Of hi, = e1y from gentleman Mr
tonic eh evidence mas have its cisc @e as Coming 1 ha1
reliable source If Certificates guarantees Of rah The
press: "' '"'
p,os - ,v,.ssr.5 BATH, Ne Jan. 20 1855.
sa d o 7.y sns @s ss yss' months
tnlqssd . make application q npo ny ow" ha
wh s wee 81 aeS pr0 sa @ %
procured bottle Of your Hair o.aive and used H.
@et wn po aa no sd ii Rog
ra hsE o h a I haf ba 'n ssr to s World that
and fee aud my hair has resumed natural color and
m am SS '9a p ia 'nsP s sss n f,
at The age OF ty,two has Used It with same effect.
ey an hat w y9s Esn .s s d ner
am city and resident sfe for TIC S Is feen
Sss ana am d 10 eny every one here and adjoining
attached j. At your service as wish to neautes
~ - ~ ~ WV SO ''' s''' '. A. t g. kfX $YSS5S
WOODS HAIR REsToRATIvs
Prof Wood-Dear Sir Hayiul, had the nsert91e 10 lose
in New pG1s 4 ISL s &c k e @ ssr
r. par Is Now @n t sna add Z ne Thing nssd
obligations 10 you in giving to the lie9ss sns
The Rev j. X Bragg is mipse p IN
stand ng and pa,tor Of Inc onholox Char Rookld
Beloved s'S'' ''"'ehF'' w WI. a1 pYEss
Nc w. BRooEprErp j N. -, 1855,
Restorative, gives pleasure that its Heel
o. aGe hss aae h9a''
childhood ana has also restored my hair, which
conBg gray to It's original color have used
with nm, Thing Iiks the same pleasure or profit
Yours tIniy, j. X. BRAGG.
The Restorative put up bottles sizes viz rye
medium and small the small holds half pint and retas Io
doa' per bottle the medium holds e, twenty per
cent In proportion than the mall etais dollars
bottle the large kotnS 40 in propo
ton, retais for :hree doIrs per b5l,e.
0, J. W0OD \ CO.. Proprpora, 3l2 Broadwa- New YORK
Gin the great y y 'yise Rafting Espbs'm MI, II Mer
KEEL street, l.euiS No.
som by ALL. DRUGGISTS AND FANCY GeonS
yh eiEiS 1's1 by j. RIGHT 60, ,fen,s fpr
VEG "8u'l' E39 SleedvW
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4 . II
LOUISVILLE. Steamer Diana. lao hhds tobacco
3 \ Short Gco. IA do Brander, Hubbard Geo Is do
Hewitt, Norton &co. 4 do Moore Il Van Cnlin s do
Given, Watts Gco. l4I do w G Robinson. "a do Eel
loves &co. .l8 Turner. l5 Campbell, Mckee &co
iSe RSs bggg1g l5o belt o. ~ A. HaggsT &eo 400
~ pea DO billiard, Summers AGO. So els rope 80 hf
DO Cutrer, Harrison &eo2 tics hams BartIey Johnson
3co. ~ do v Estlin &eo.,. so ties lard & Dosen
Son. % cks bacon Martin, Cobb Geo. so casks do
bbls eggs half Dbl cheese Schneider & Wise q
bbls eggs Delbondio .55 bbls -four Oglesby & Nc.
Cauley 1921 sacks corn s G Mitchell &co l5 rolls
leather y Hansel Eco: IS doc Weisham. rs bbls
OIL MJ smith &co. 80 pkgs mdse to Pollard Put
nam. .sundres TO order. Total 4i0 hhds tobacco.
LAF0URCHE. Steamer Music. IS hhds sugar %
bbs ~ BIT bbls molasses to Brand & Landry a bales
NOES bids sugar 81 bbs molasses Trosclair & Hay
dei. 90 hhds sugar y de Egana 80 do Lane, May
70 do 9 Kock &co. so do Bogart, Foley & Avery
80 do H G Hewes. 10 hiils sugar Laforest & Des
mares " hhds sugar 48 bbls molasses Augustine &
Inoeaut - hhds sugar Allan. Is bales moss IA
hhds sugar 50 bbs molasses r Dasilya eco. IA do
Q Sabatier &co, is bales moss Lord Il Conney. .2el
scs onion4 Lacroix. so do Barba 80 do L Surle
III % q Bourgeois. az do G Dufard 9 do A Costa
sandiles 70 order. Total 1888 hhds sugar 1857 bbls
q hf bbis molasses.
moasses Rotchford, Brown &co. .35 do Vest V;lar;e
eco. ? bales hides W Cox eco 2S hides L Mann
boo sundries TO order. Total LIS bbls moasses.
CAMDEN. Steamer Rock City 10 bales cotton to
Horrea, Gayle Gco. 5 Lloyd 4 Frierson 4 Wright,
Aiaen &co. ellis, Ferguson &co. 3 do Campbell
btrong z Cutrer, Harrison geo. 2 Cleveland Bros 81
g. = Phillips, Nixon AGO. 4 a Gilly SEQ. j Hen.
carson Terry &co "A corn mill cotton gins Phillips
NIXON geo sundres to order Total 81 bales cotton.
BAYOU SARA, Steamer Gross Tete. is bales
Foley y Avery. lie do W Montgomery g, V bhls
n II Council. Is do Bertoulin X Mercer.
- socks malt to J zoelio 2 bales moss Dousan
suare e @ order Total IS bales cotton So hhds
and passengers. : iAe'lnef. - , mails
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SHERIFFS SALES.
liz sp pIsrsier couRrl AvEsNo, BINDER Co. vs..
Of New Orleans, q PNilI.EY-Na Il cac Z

TH Rp DsrElcr GouRrl ArEGNo, BINDER Co. Va. John
IS, q NsM u,s,ssns. e. pooLEY-No. Iseos
RA vAAIUE OF writ of elxure nnd snIe tn
directed by the honorable The Tn District Cou OF New
orteans the above entitled cause will proceed 10 seil Al
lamp - and Magazine streets TUESDAY june h 1859
THE WHOLE OF THE LOT No a. thai half part Of =.
ot No. ~ andoining No. q and towards Eato street @
snu mat bali part Of lot No. "a adjoining No. "a in the
snd also towards Erato street which properly in hs
ounGed ~ Hercules Erato Clio Drysdes Streets
ne First Dsrct Of this city Being one half Of the four
10 purchased By Maansel White from Waller n Kelsey BY
act passed before VIM Christy then Notary Public Ia his
city on the h Of September s49 and which sail half men.
y inches front Hercules street. 3
ana lines in depth the eide lie towards Clio street
inches dep on the other side line where strikes No. a.
where forms right angle and street on which
\ has front 30 feet inches and lines with depth on
me back line from Erao Of q per sketch marked
annexed TO act passed before the said William Chrisy
Notary on The ioh cay Of January 1850 taken org
Marks Notary Public in tn city, as plan No 81 -
Together with all the buildings and Improvements thereon
and appurtenances thereof, etc. '
Seized in the above snit
TERMS-Cash the spot l..
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y
Steamer Victoria, L. A. Weon master leayes yieksl
for Memphis every TUESDAY at IL NJ '' ''-'s
Steamer X nte Erisl,ee. McMus master lenvas virk.
burg for temphs every SATURDAY, at IL NJ
burg for Memphis, every MONDAY, at Il NJ
Three new last and elegant
ay IN the trade hetws Memphis running on
alternate Gays III the Men5his New Orleans Packets
lssymS v'kshmg every Monday Tuesday and saturday, at u
oci. a, arriving NJ Napoleon the at 2. NJ
;9s eose connections there with the river
Freight recented passengers tiekeed through or,
Eisksons or Memphis all points of those rivers
"i nI inc bounds Of the tips OF the Packets.
toSe connections also Gaines Landing
anu tksburg Packets with the Stage Lines running
10 20" and at Memphis with the Memphis tatles
Tor st. LouiS and Louisville > - - ~
Passenger desiring route can leave New Orleans
or asay Monday and FIR day evenings the 80 NJ
o. ie New osans jackson Great Northern Railroad
living NJ ick bnr ntSt % II II 80 y. NJ, leaving
o'e ot lE5 YeEs ant Memphis Packets al II NJ, arriving
~ "eulha t5 SECOND event thereafter p.
lfect connsetlop With he eyeing train Of HE Memphis a.
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