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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-17
Marine Disaster.

New YORK, June 8.-Ihe schooner Lilly arrives
here to-day from Wilmington n. c. having been struc
by lightning on the 4th, and badly damaged One sail
or was killed at the same time.
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s , 3 6 o o o
sORTEO NUMERO GIG ORDINARIO

-Four Approximations to the 500, 600 of 5000 each; NJ
$500 to $5OOO0 of $500 $50 of $500 to sl60N
4 of $500 to $4,000.
Whole Tickets $40 Halves $40 Qaarsers 50
Prizes cashed at sight at per cent. discount.
Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par.
drawing will be forwarded soon az the result ber
known.
All orders for Schemes Tickets to be adire,.r
"DON RODRIGUEZ, care of City Post, Charleston s &
May 18th, 1865. l7S&}q.),
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The Kansaa Eleefion.

LEAyENwoRTH, june 8-The election in this county
for members of the constitutional convention resulted in
the success of the democratic ticket by $50 majority
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Observation-Disclosures.
DER BRIG SEA BELLE from Cuba direct, andBs
l. and going into store.
23s hhds. new crop Santa Cruz Moasses, very super
10 terces, or article Of heavy body, fine flavor, bng
40 bbls color, and sYeetall in bright and new PACK
ages For sale low by G. G. 4 W. ]. MUNRO.
June g. Corner Princess and Water streets
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From SAN Antonio, Texas.

New ORLEANS, June 9.-'The steamer Texas arrived
from San Antonio, with dates to the I'd inst. Capt
John R. Baylor, with $50 men, had made attack OF
the Indian reserve near Fort Beknap, driving in thu
scouts, and endeavoring to capture the Indians. HI
was ordered to leave but refused.
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MONEY MArTERs.-We understand that the subscrip-
tou to the State Bank in this county, amounts to
Sis ,4O0and that to the Branch Railroad to about
$4,000. Pretty good showing for Edgcombe prosper
ity and cnterprize-I awboro Southerner
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CLINTON, June Sth, 1885,?
RESPECTED Sir The mtlcrsgned in accordance with tho
wishes of fellow citizens public meeting expressed,
have the pleasure of communicating you their desire that
you will, at such time may be most convenient to you,
meet them and parakc of their hospitality We CON-
missoned in behalf of your fellow county the citizens
of old Sampson tender public dinner the
of Clinton.
Hoping that you find convenient to meet those who
knew you in early fe aud who still feel attachment for
those qualities head and heart which marked your
character while with them and best known to them. In
their greet you upon your return your native
county, and you that the moutpiece of
mcrous friends who will remember with pride and
pleasure, and rejoice at your advancement in life
Permit add personal solicitations and earnest
hope that you will accept and the of
best wishes for your health and happiness.
Your Ob't. Servts.,
ALLMAND A. MckOY,
WILLIAM G. MICKS,
JOHN r. BEAMAN, Committee.
OWEN HOLMES,
ISAAC BOYKIN,
To Hon. THOMAS o. MOORE.
CLINTON 9th June 1859.
GENTLEMEN: Your very polite note, under yesterday
date, expressive of the kind feelings of my old county
men, and rendering to in behalf of the citizens of Old
Sampson" public dinner duly received cannot
express to you adequate the pleasure grat-
cation that this mark of kindness attention by the
pie of native county affords and regret eXceedng
that previous pressing engagements acceptance
of their kind OFFER nothing could give greater pleasure
than to meet them on such occasion.
Permit me, gentlemen, to express to you, individually,
and through you to the people of Old Sampson my
wishes for your and their success and happiness.
Your friend and obt serv't.,
THO. o. MOORE.
Messrs. A. A. Mickey Dr. ". G. MICKs, J. R. BEAMAN,
OWEN HOLMES and J. BOYKIN.
GoLDsBoRo', N. c., June 18th, 1852
MEssRs EDITORS "A by the name of Barney
Casey was killed at Dudley Station, the W. W. R. R.
Saturday evening last at O'clock p M, by j. W. Tad
lock- that Mr. Casey drunk and Tadlock and
he got into quarrel during which Mr. c. was struck by
stick, fracturing his SKULL and causing death in about
hours Mr.. T. has been arrested and lodged in jail.
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WM. l.. Jacobs,

Il.
(NAROLlNA SADDLE AND HARNESS FACTORY
~ No. 80 MARKET NY
- WILMINGTON, \. Il
ca THE UNDERSIGNED takes this cTS~[%>
method of informing his customers Ss4+sff=szA
and the public generally that, hay &IiSl IN
ing purchased of Mr. John J. Conoly his entire Soc
SADDLES, HARNESS, &C., he still continues to carry on
the above business in all its branches, at the old stand
Mr.. Conoly.
Those wishing anything in his line, would do well TO c
and examine before purchasing elsewhere he has sp
did stock of SADDLES, HARNESS, BRIDES, WHIPS
MARTINGALES, SPURS, COLLARS, TRUNKS, CARPET
BAGS VALlSES, &C., which he will sell low for cash
He has also on hand fine assortment of HUB BANDS
COACH LAMPS and HANDLES and SHAFT TIPS for
sale low.
terms. VIM. L. JACOBS.
April ID, l859-l86-3m-33-
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WILMINGTON BRASS AND IRON FOUNDRY AND


MACHINE SHOP.
FRONT STREET, BELOW MARKET.
FTNHE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to furnish BRASS AM
i IRON CASTINGS STEAM ENC INES, MILL
WORK AND MACHINERY of all kinds
Old Machinery Overhauled and repaired.
Will make to order Patterns, Ornamental anu Archiec
tura and supply Drafts for all kind of Mach inery.
All work warranted as represented.
AaCash paid for old Copper, Brass and Iron.
TERMS-Cash on delivery. JOHN G. BAILEY,
Proprietor.
Wilmington, June "a, 1853 246-ly-43-ly
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APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PREsIDENT.-Henry W.
Smith, postmaster at Norwalk Conn. vice r. A. Will
liams removed. James G. Cook, postmaster at Fay
etteville, n. C,vice j. f. Bryan, removed. Lewis M.
Holman postmaster at MokeIumne Hill Cal, vice S.
G. Florence.
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SINGERS yyORLD-RENOVVNED SEWING
MAGHINES


"AVING secured the Agency for the sale of these Ma.
l. chimes, all orders will be promptly attended to, an
Machines deLiUered IN Wilmington upon the same terms
sold IN Nec York by the MANUFACTURERS The superiority
experience is R- there is other Machine that 1Ci DO the
same cork t1eU and 1otH equal facility. =9A
The "No. Shuttle Machine - will stitch fine Shirt Be-
son. make Silk dress,-dO any kind of Tailoring work.
Shoe and Cater work. light Harness stitchingheay Plan
There are VARIOUS STYLES of SINGERS MACHINES
including the New Family Sewing Machine " and Iron
Stand complete price $50.
We have list Of prices for all the styles The No.
Shuttle Machine is working daily in our Manufacturing
Department.
o. S. BALDWIN, Agent for
1. Nj. SINGER q CO.'S SEWING MACHINES.
A8-Refers to the following gentlemen, who have the
above Machines in constant use:
E. A. ANDERSON, NJ. d. A. H. VANBoKKELEN ESQ
B. F. MITCHELL, Esq. G. H. Dudley, ESQ.
R. K. BRYAN, Esq.
April l8-I90&34- law6w*
ICE-ICE-ICE.
TENHE WILMINGTON ICE HOUSE will be opened fort
i delivery of ICE every day at SUNRISE closing sunset
except Sundays when it will positively close at An
ICE will not be delivered after time Of closing eXcepM
of sickness
TERMS CASH, eoihom deviation.
TICKETS can be procured and deposits made by those
who desire.
ICE for the country packed and forwarded directed
ICE furnished to the sick free of charge when de
ted by physicians or members OF the visiting committee
Orders must be addressed to WILMINGTON ICE llOI5E
A. II. VANBOKKELEN.
April LIST, 1859. l7G-6m--32Gm'
COFFEE! COFFEE!l
RO BAGS RIO COFFEE,
cO 20 bags Old ST. Domingo Coffee
20 Iaguayra
For sale by WILLARD & CURTIS.
June 9, 1859.
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New ORLEANS, June 8-Advices from Mexico state
that bloody battle had been fought in the State of
Chihuahua in which the Liberals victorious Gen
Peschiera had been elected Governor of Sonora and ST.
naloa. These the largest of the Mexican States
with extent Of 254,70O square miles, and having a
population in 1887 of 100000. The capital city is
Villa del Fuerte. The design Of the movement is to
form them into an independent State.
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SuNDRIES,

EO BBLS. SUGARS-Coffee and Crushed-New OHeal
w Sugars in hhds. and bills; 100 bags Colfee-R0 4
guayra and Java 100 bbs. Flour-Famy, Super and W.
Powder in kegs and quarter kegs and canister Sack 81
Molasses Candles; Pork; Lard &C. &c. For sale 6{
June It'll ZENO H. GREEN
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COup7T
HARTFORD, CONN 4


INCORPORATED A. D. $780,. CHAarER pEppvr,,,
AuInorsed Capitai' OOO oco
SurpIus '''''''''''''''' 100000
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100000
ASSETS JANUARY l, 1859.
Cash on hand and in Bank, ......... a., 49,.
Cash in hand of Agents and in transit, "A 900 90 u
Real Estate unencumbered, (cash value If'06o 09
Bills Receivable, amply secured ...... 79'YS9 20
24O4 Shares Bank Stock in Hartford 20 I13 IS
1900 g g " g New York, .. 10y 40 40 %
100 Shares Bank of the State of Missouri i i96e %
State and City Bonds per cents, ....,. Sg 70
United States Treasury Notes. icy icy %
DIRECTORS eo37a9
81. HUNTINGTON, CHARLES BOSWELL, jog A.Lyy
ALBERT DAY, HENRY KENEY, JOIN p Rp,,c
JAMES GOODWIN, CALVIN DAY, CHARLES I Dr.,
H. HUNTINGTON, President
TMO. G. ALLYN, SecTeQru
G. q. LYMAN, Assistant Secrefor
WIN. N. Bowers, Actsd1y. -
This old and reliable Company established fcr w.,
FIFTY YEARS continues to Insure against Loss or Da
by Fire Dwellings, Furniture, Warehouses; Stores
chandise, Mills Manufactures and most other EndS r.
property, on its usual satisfactory terms. AUG VI
Particular attention given to nsring Farm Property CON
sisting of Dwellings, Barns and Out Buildings c0npcJ
and Furniture, Live Stock, Hay, GRAIN Farming Uten
years at Olo rates of premium. "
Applications for Insurance may be made to the undo,
Losses equitably adjusted this Agency and paid im
tely upon satisfactory proofs, in funds current in %
cities Of N'o York Boston. the assured may prefer
H. R. SAVAGE, Agent.
Wilmington, N. c., Feb. 10, l859.-l4l-26Iy*
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
II iHE NEXT ORDINARY DRAWING OF THE ROYAL
Havana Lottery, conducted by the Spanish Government
under the supervision of the Captain General of CubG will
TUESDAY, June 28th, 1859.
|
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SUNDRIES

SUNDRIES.
GUGARS, C. Yellow, Crushed and elbow Coffee; CGI',
- Rio Laguayra, Java and st. Domingo Flour; Saj
Moasses, Salt, Vinegar, Nails, Powder, Shot Lead "
and Sugar Crackers, Lard, Butter, Pork, Bacon, &c
For sale by ALDERMAN & BETTENCOUh''
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY

iHE NEXT ORDINARY DRAWING OF THE ROYAL
Havana Lottery, conducted by the Spanish Government
under the supervision of the Captain General of Cuha viii
take place at HAVANA, on
TUESDAY, June 18th, 1859.
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HarbOr Masters Report

JESSE W. DICKsEY, Hsrbor Master.
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INCORPORATED A. D. 1910. CuAprvu D.
Authorised Capital. s,o
Capital Paid in,.. 'i'ooOOO,OOO
Surplus '''''''''''''''' 100000
=
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LNLOUR.-s' Wachova' Family-fresh ground =
IL Superfne Flour. For sale by ,,o>-C
L. B. HUGGINS & SONo
June g. S. E. Corner Market and Second SIie'.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-12
TIVE WORKING FARMER-hfty Cent. for

TIVE WORKING FARMER-FIfty Gents for
sir month. u as-zrcs; Ons Dssr p.r Monthly
J,uGral .di,ed b. Prof Maps ssi,-d oy Henr, VAL
Geo 2 aIinE, Hrnsy cy aud Paya- L0~--li prso-
6an-is TE- last conn-DeiDg
July ei inelue- The Theory II NAnues and Their soeca-
.aan II soils Uinsr Pr-sTvs-0o q Crup, Rps II F1gf,
Grain AID fn,dDce AAksis, kc Plbish@d BY Gu As '!
MAPS Arrcaltursl mpeuep sn3 SD Wsrsho1ss. WHIT
ock Building Beshnan aai N&asg-s.s " T.
GONE SAY THERE ~ TO BE i FUNNY
- PUBLICATION soob is.n-d called
PICKLES.
Al Sr-vs COOL I'D r1shes 10
sppssr.ace, of which doe po,i's sil b. gwen
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-12
CHANCES for Business Hlcn.

Tor SALE-A fHr-ni1e SCHOOL half an
hours " Y. i-couu- of -he ~ health oi
he Principal cnnJstru parry, win 20 . ~, a-Te
fli a isii IN iic FoS particulars inquire q
RAYEORS o.s'oIe. NJ - BJVeIy.
4 tM-iOkK FIRE DEPARTMENl-IO
~ coal DFALERS-PraDosss Ti.i b. fercvef nf s1Ppy
i0g Coal be- fr yesf fvi Nv ], lf9
Fof riosh spiy the ardeI,isard from ihe iih - he
18Th # JuIv. SAMUEL n THOMSON Nn % Brekmau.s--,
WILLIAM WILLIAMS No. llj Wer .Fh =,
ROBERT HOlsN1S No. D-pey-trrst,
Committee Fld sE1 Board v T,s VI Ne" fVlk tEe De-
psrtmen:.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-12
EORE- WARNED FORE-ARMED!
SPURIOUS,
RAISED

EOhE-WAhNED fOhE-AhMED!
SPURIOUS
ALTERED,
and
COUNTERFEIT BANK-NOTZS,
SEvFs tDvERrisEo the wzgsLY TYrosR.THIcAL
BNgNoTg RgPORTgRs AFTER TBEY GET iSTo ciAcv'
Thus PUBLIC ESows NOTHING OF TIVE ssisT'
tScE OF FRAUDS IT Has BEEN vIcrisIzCo sY
THEHi TIE MORE sEsoIE YocR RESIDENCE 'soM THs
SOURCE PUBLICATIONS, THE LONGER THE Eisk Yov
OuR F.csrNrLE DErEorEs Warns rot II AovhSeEi
te.ps you always ToRE-ARHED against
ALL
SPURIOUS,
RAISED,
ALTERED,
COUNTERFEIT NOTES.
If in a9ub compare offered you wA 6e st Of
genuine in
DETECTER,
ARD YOU cAHNOT BIZ YICTIMlZED.
YOU ARE SAFE FOR ALL TINE!
YOU ARE WARNED
SPURIOUS NOTES
APPEAR!
On the four hundred and thy.:wo fS:s.es Ct sen.ne
notes In the FIST thee numbers Of this
ENCYCLOPEDIA,
There
TWO HIJNDaED AND sIxTY-sIX SPURIOUS,
RAISED AND ALTERED NOTES
now in ciculs.on-a!,eIed in The name and location f
the bank
ALTERED IN TIE DESOMlNATiONAL VALUE
ad MADE IN almost every instance from he worthless bills
broken banks snt entirely unlike the genuine
If you wish to De safe from such fI4ld., buy the
FAC-SIMILE
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF AMERICAN CURRENCY.
YOU HAVE ONLY 10 PLACE THESE FRAUDULENT
NOTES BESIDE THE FAc-5lMILES TO
DETECT THEM AT a GLANCE.
Pubhshedi Ia
WEEKLY NUMBERl
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
each.
For sale everywhere in the
UNITED STATES.
Esch number contains
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY FOUR
FAC-sIMILEs
GENUINE BANK-NOTEs.
Tie whole currency II country xil be completed IN
sEVENTY-FIVE NUMBERS,
ell Of which win be Issued within he yesf.
DoNr LOCK AFTER YOUR sTETD IS STOLEN
WILLIAM COUsLAND Co.
Publishers
No. 8 Easssl 81, y. T.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-12
Professional Notices.
nR. SMITHS IMPROVEMENTS IN DEN
IL TlJIRY.
AURO-PLASTiC MtsTICArORS
NEW METHOD OF USING CLASPS.
MARROW NILcANIrE PLATES.


Dr. SMITH the nys M. II these vauabe la proyemsro
for s.i year. pdcnt asDts, Of S.g-.ns
established office ct No 6 Broad for thrr
Much o the pepia and neral hah alno. universally
prevalent this undoubtedly due To ne and i
perfect masics, a fJoi NDe-e wsntsths of so~n men
ina .d it d"ut with amp. y ne thor
ouhly mssafe their food throwing st)naen and d.
g-,tive appsIsis duties that d-.gu-d or toe te-h
1he AuroP Plastic Mssticator Is simply IuicaRi,e Grtad<r
supplying place of the na,ur. .h u b. used dlas tho
prcess earDg IL Is snpa Convenient cheap .ssiy al
usted Iriorn s work thoroughly and may BE- applied in
almlst every mouth.
The NEW METHOD Of using CLASPS prevents t.eir
destructive eject, the Ordinary .oDcatloO ia addition
which the piece 10 held la Pos,ion wfh much GFcassr
lmnes. than with the bes' common mrtal clasp
T Narrow ncans Pls,r invaluable for yubc sp'atsrs
Of W-aus tt- large metal plate covering
Of The mouth which NUN usy ahas he s@f ~ OF
and with perfect articulation Thse plates h3
csspsr lighter strong more ca'y and ia every say mucn
uo fors5- than 'hs bss wide metal pts rusy drop
ping In cstng te1g aud adhere firmly % The guns
without tns dsgresabe necessity Of Constantly eXhaasns hs
ar ,,,
They also prevent the unpleasant gayanc aion which Ia
metal pate. frequently itafon and isesse
o enable the dental a u restore sunken fes . thsn
original contour.
Thee improvements render tho exrsetion Il sound teeth and
healthy root. unuecessary and should natural tooth sn,se
aueuty D. readily added without The expensive
necessity Of rernodelins the euuro rt
These improvement have been th"rougby tested ard are nf
by others "Do nave
qualified communication. =.
The Family Deuti.t' cOntns illustrated deschpons n
these 10 the convincing nony % s@f
value from uamerous well Known individually s'p letter
from he celebrated surgeon DR. Warren Ston leeonsndns
DIR smith and his DR.. Mot Parker ADD Rses.
DR. SMITH bs Family Deu,ist weout charge :, al
address him At IL Ofcss, No. 5B Broadway, Ne"-
York ard No. 10 baronne-st New Orleans
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-12

CENTRAL Pax, oFFros OF ARcHrTFcI.Is-cHfEF


Jih-ay, u 7yn-st
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS SaHed Pr'po-
~ ssls will BE- received tins o % untii WEOSEsDA
July 20 % L. u for - n 20 IS 90 fs- Il WATER PIPE
The szes Of Pipe win from thfye IS 70 ea tg nchfs
Tee delivery 20 ,Onm-pc- by he t rey oi
Au.t Re whole quantity be delivered By the i-h iay
Of 3. ytenIbsr reAt
Prop FOR Cast Iron Pipe wiz be f III delivery oDy on
The Central PAX subject % he us-si prryi.. -
Proposals Pi,e ary other knd than Cast Iron vii pcl1te
tbe AID Jon Of The for uss By tas hrss cay
o. iobvr i.x with guaranty for sa must b.
oompsid by ues of propod ripe and description Of me
pro- a1.iuTP materials sun he manner 81
ayrs the Pipe with reference pGs here the same has oeeI
urd.
Monthly estimates viii be made the vos progresses sud 10
PEE # the value Of the sane az contract prc VIII D. r.
ained un'il The whole = completed.
sp.r6caous together with suy other iuf1rm,on desired,
wifi b. rn,brd this oicr anu AFR Thursday, the 4l
dsy Of July, betw, eu he hougs ofll IT.. AID ?. n.
Prop ss h ud BE- sccompard 5y The names n two esp1n-
be tesou th- faithful p-ryIuance of The work
The Commissioners 0f the Central Park .hs ngn %
rei. . any all proposals
Proposals should he indoTsd Proposals for Wa.er Pipe and
sSoreised 20 the Cornrstionr O the CrutTal Psrk
FRED LAW OLMSfED
Ercm-ct.iu- CAi-f and 81 p-Tiuieuden
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-12
Aorertisins Aaenrr.

10Y, COE d Co.,
u lpVFRTIsING AND COMMISSION AGENTS,
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS NEW-YORk,
BROWN IRON BUILDING PHILADELPHIA
layerse and promptly inserted in ANY news
p.psr either the United States Canada st fubhers
bowes, cash rates
Through Agency best selection ofpaPeIs can be secured
And discriminating choice OF paPnIs VIII be made ioi pesi
pe. men enabling them advertise udcoGsy efeetaaDy Ae
safcly. Al requisite Information given
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-30
LEGAL NOTICES.

sEcosp I nls1f5cT couRr} suCSESSIoN OF MICHAEL
Of New Orleans. COSNELL-No. Il Ss3.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors OF
this estate and to all other herein Interested
show cause within ten days from the present notification any
they have or why the presented curator
OF this estate should be homolosaed approved and
the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order of the Court.
j. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
DEuxIHME CoUR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE MICHAEL.
de "a Nouyelle Orleans. 5 CONNELI4--No iAs83.
Wis est par le present IOnne uuy cream
"A de la susdie succession ct
que celia peut dvor deduire ours daer
de Ia pescne publication les raisons equees compe
appouse ct homoogne ct les fonds mains ,epas
confornl6ment dit COMPETE
Par ordre de la Cour.
my3o je4 S j. L. KELLY, Depute Greficr
SECOND DIsTRicr couRr} SUCCESSION OF CHARLES
of New Orleans. GHLES, IR.-No. Ii77U
NOTICE Is hereby given to the cI editors of
this esate and to all other persons herein Interested
show within tie preset notification IL
any they have why the presented by the
Administrators Of this estate s'oad be hompoyated and
approved. the lnuds distributed in accordance herewith
By order of the Court.
my2l % 30 J. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
DsyxtsaE couS De DlsrRIcr SUCCESSION DE CHARLES
Wis est par lie present donne nux cream
~ cers de IN snsite succession per.
sonnes que celia peat dayor dednre sous dix
jonrs dater de la presene publication raisons pour
suecss'on ne seait point homoogue onds
entte ses mains repartis conformement dit eempe.
Par orire de la Cour.
my2l rs 30 J. L. KELLY. Depute GseH6er
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-30
sHERIFFS SALES.
FOURTH DISTRICT couRr
} ASTON MYdATT AND A. MY.
/ GAIT 4 CO. VS., THEIR CIR ED.

Of Ne. nrlean.. iToRs--So. is.7a. ~ W.
ss M; s .ss 6 s s. an s.
BY The Honorable ,he Fonh District Court of New Orleans
ss,ssss sns
a!:uss a:Es1ns streets. On ITRsDAx w. s isss
sfs's5i
sSSsa5 e. ssaI a'. ssg
sna m' hs . S hs n0 and NJ
n. and more than two hundred high state of cuva
Gn bsas there
s rs: Of s s s .S
sists q pr.irie and sixty acres Of timber land
land Dc nK known and desgnsted and described fol
quarter d section H. and The south
@ east 81 the south quarter and the south
No s. south of No west containing three hundred
Rfsf Ss ACRES OF
taMn a,N, q hpiy yst & sne mile from aseams anding
sseass consisting of pr~s and timber land, purchased
n ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situated in
sontps fSs pans.n Winters sesin1ing I winters
ihenes @a''s South s.
5 @ss at ss = tres 5 var wide
Red Oak m..ksa 3D. n bears North IS East is
oak North S. 's uarss sn,Sd ana Pos,
g West 1900 so Duneans line from which Post
Oak marked Is bears ar North ts another
Is west along said ne sst Zoo Dan
cams $500 10 with Winters line to
the place Of beginning
II being the tract granted by she then Republic Of
the 2ls Of June S4l containing l2S0 less
3. TWELVE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES OF susan
LAND In San Pa ricio county, TeNs the Nueces -
river four miles from the town Of San Paco the couaty
site.
Said land being known and designated described as fol-
lows
TWO TRACTS OF LAND situated on the Nueces River In
the county Of San Patrco State of Texas sad tracts
ida hy rio
having front the river Of five miles, running back one
mile about four mile from the town of San Pairico The Ri
tai Of the county aforesaid and thirty miles from Corpus
Chr. Said land is cred and known the Up or plan
OF said county numbers sixty nine 6s sxtyeeht
together making twelve hundred and eighty Of land "a
af0resR =
Said lands purchased j. Benton johnson of the
State Of Texas BY deed OF conveyance John c.
date the first day of January eighteen hundred and
4. ONE LOT OF GROUND on Main street, in the ..~
city of Keuosha, Wisconsin, having twenty Ave feel ~
front " OW<"
ONE LOT OF GROUND on Water street having thirty fet
front BY two hundred feet n depth between parallel lines
ONE LOT OF GROUND, containing four acres OF land
within the corporate limits aud improved part of city,
Which said three lots being known designated and
scribed as follows:
The west half Of lot No in block No. 73 lots Nos
and TO- in block No S. in the northeast quarter Of section
No 81 in township north OF No. east the north
ha OF block No 80 1t being part Of the southeast fractional
quarter Of section No. 30 township and range situate in
te ri;ory aforesaid. '' -
s. sifNDRY NOTES, CLAIMS land ACCOUNTS. ms per
schedule fled in the Office of the Clerk of Fourth District
Court of New Orleans.
surr rndered by the said inselvens their creditors
TERMS-CRsh on the spot.
E. T. PARKER